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MONDAY
1958
MAR 28
ISSUf
administration
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Reg U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 187-
Number 5729
New York 7, N.
RAILROAD
ACF
A
certain
nuclear
reactor
new
thousand
has
•schools.
It
President
Fair
pool-type
waste.
where
scale
a
March
division,
model
and
developed
is
at
operate
designed
wus
announced
the* ACP
been
by
the
Harold
by
preview
a
levels
power
universities
or
16th
at
being
CONSOLIDATED
In This Issue
Nuclear
10
engineering
and
'•*
OF
sales
'*:*
$
'
American Stock Exchange.
236,857,000 202,514,000
14,119,000
12,033,000
Income before Federal income taxes
Estimated Federal income taxes
:
___
7,334.000
Boston
^
Stock Exchange——
income
6,785,000
Net income per
Wholly-owned
group
$4.79
t
share
per
-
.
net income_______—
Combined
net. income
NOTE—Net
above
Jan.
tlia
on
31,
income
basis
Pacific Coast
share
per
of
$0.46
has
1,417,904
computed
bsen
ACF
$4.61
.
President,
TV
Taylor.
Chairman
the
of
informed stockholders
that
and
Board,
the
decline
James
of
1
the
period,
"We
compared
with
$72,925,000
three months last year.
expect to
this
see
trend
and
$2,400,000
..
....
-
persist
.
-
($1.69)
(February-April.)," the executive said, "but we have no reason to alter
original estimate that our splendid start and the benefits from the
of our operations will result In the fiscal year ending
April 30, 1958 being a good one for ACF."~-V. 187, p. 1201.
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American Hospital Supply Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
,
11
I
Year Ended Dec. 31—.
Net before Federal
35
Federal
Capital
....
Net
......
Mayflower
of
Transit
C.
March 26,
on
international
Arthur
business
exces3
of
$1,000,000
Manager Sales-International,
186,
Two
48
shareholders
on
March
26
said that within the
pany's Articles of Incorporation splitting
the company on a 10-for-l
basis.
They
number
rized
issued
each
shares
cf
share
of
from
common
1,200,000
stock,
stock, par value $1.00.
stock split became effective
common
The
-
of
the
*
'
.with
was
In
B,
10
shares
the
for
the
Secretary
March
26
immediately upon
by
reported
increase
of
12 %
Dan
0V'~r
Kimball.
1956.—-V.
,
President,
of
field
filing
p.
"as
encouraging."
ah
interest
will
vote
Military
Change Name—
changing
on
the
name
The
proxy
statement
said*./
March 25
that
sent to
stockholders
.
,
the
proposed
new
the
that
in
company
the
its
shorter name
In
American Ice Co.—Plans Diversification Program—
"in'no
proposal
way
implies. lack
of
International
Division
addition
In
to
virtually every
new
products
in
foreign
countries.
a
leading
manufacturer
being
CANADA...
;the
and
Canadian securities
Research
other
are
investors
invited
to
our
application
and
.
Department for
an
opinion
their
as to
'decade
have
ago
risen
research
research.
from
to
from
,_s
,_
of our current Monthly Bulletin
will be mailed upon request.
„
;
$683,000,000.—V. ,187, p.
extended
P.
>
A.
;1958
,
to
April
and
to
'declines
first
to
company on March 21 filed a registration statement with the
covering
$80,000,000 ' of
30-.ye&r
debentures
due
1988,
to
be
for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Clark. Dodge & Co.
The. Interest rate,
The
Members: The Toronto Stock
"
The Investment Dealers'
Exchange
Association of Canada
1962,
.
.will
.
and
debentures
will
underwriting
-
be
,
entitled
terms, are
to
a
retire about 80% of
non-refundable for five years.
public
to
to
be
supplied
.
offering
proceeds
of
this
is
the
that
largest single
was
vacant
from
and
by
record
March
at
13
thus far.
At
$103 per share'with
the time
of the-offer,
more
11,700
The expiration date on the offer was recently
'
that for the first two months of
below the year ago period. He
results, and attributed the present
economic conditions and adverse weather.
In the
said
President,
first
quarter
1957 the company earned $2,889 on sales of $5,475,213.
said
the
decline
date
to
later
In
in
Sales and Earnings Up—
-
would
be
any
case,
the
third
very
the
readily
company's
quarter,;major
•
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•
"
This
after
company,
taxes
'
which,
cents per
share
.
'
1957.
31,
This
$17,545,850 for 1957, reports net profit
after allowing for preferred dividends,
of
$358,111,
84
with
the
on
,
common
stock outstanding as of
'
,
•
net
profit in 1956 of $264,057 on sales of
$16,811,355, equivalent after preferred dividends to 55 cents per share
on the common stock outstanding Dec. 31 of that year.
- - ■
compares
Current assets
•
sales
on
of
to
and
current
at
the close
liabilities
were
of business Dec.
$2,310,979,
of
$3,609,721 and current liabilities
-previous year.—V. 187, p. 1201.
as
of
31, 1957 were $3,576,369,
compared with current assets
$2,032,930
at
the
close of the
;
i
...
sinking fund
the issue py
commencing
maturity.
in
They
expected to be made on April 9^'
financing will be added to the general funds
of the company; and such funds will be used in part to retire an
aggregate of $40,000,000 principal amount of the company's debt as
follows: $30,000,000 forthwith to retire $10,000,000 of 3^a% promissory
Net
WEST—TORONTO, ONTARIO
price
'
sufficient
be
The
25 ADELAIDE ST.
offering
public
Is
He
diversification
/.yearly
v
offered
amendment.'
•
6.
post
1956.
May.
in the year, and that.
results are typically determined
earnings period for the company.
up
amounts
American Can Co.—Registers With SEC—
4.
general
Buehrman
-made
SEC
Ross, Knowles & Co. Lt<l.
a
Chairman,
earnings were slightly
estimate
quarter of
Mr.
of
tendered
outstanding.
Buehrman,
sales
refused
1309.
This
_
in
further
Jan.
on
fills
and
Small
C.
said
holders
were
Dec.
""A eopy
Chairman
company
Charles
4,000 shares
shares
;
-
$387,0C0,000
of
r
-
-
became
the
Robinson
stock
expenditures
at
Allied have
grown
from $8,000,000 a
to $17,500,000.
In the same period, the company's sales
Research
prospects;; 1
company's
in
-
and
expansion
new
expansion moves
-would
not necessarily be limited
to lines related to the company's
present activities.
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f
He also reported that there has been a very favorable response to
the
company's offer to- purchase its. 6%
non-cumulative preferred
for
budget goes Into the develop¬
ment of
new
products and processes.
The remaining one-third is
used for improving properties of existing products and for fundamental
owning
consult
the
of
death
'than
of basic chemicals
industry, Allied through research has developed such
as
aerosol propellants and. refrigerants, polyethylene,
isocyanates for flexible and rigid urethane foams, caprolactam for use
in
the company's own nylon fiber, Caprolan,
and in its PLASKON
nylon molding resins, and also for sale to manufacturers of synthetic
fibers and molders of nylon parts.
,
>
On the research 6ide. Allied operates 12 laboratories which employ
more
than 1,600 chemists and technicians.
At present, an estimated
two-thirds
Robinson.,
S.
Robinson
stockholder
r
.
'
have been pledged a program of
possibly through acquisitions, by their
•
six
operating Divisions have about 30,000 employees who
.produce some 3,000 products at more than 120 plants, laboratories,
mines and quarries.
Products are marketed through the Company's
'
Institutional
stockholders
diversification,
Mr.
dye business."
our
Hospital Supply Export Corp., totaling $3,122,000.
is -now completing shipment of equipment and
supplies
hospital at Puerto Cgbelty, Venezuela.—-V. 187, p. 569.
116-bed
a
The
be better
adapted to
and trade relations and in adver-.
public
100
equipment and supplies in the Lima, Peru,
which was completed in 1956 under '.contracts With
firm
Joseph
will
one
Glen
:
name
'
also believed
is
contract is for
Hospital,
American
of
for
activity.
Allied's
%
,
the
on
believe
tising its products.",'
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•
According to Mr. Miller, the
Allied Chemical Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. below.
of
identify
*
See
28
Mr.
He
325.
with
President,
directors
"It is
.
1957 sales totaled $161,877,179,
187,
April
on
other
With an average of-more than
of the world's largest maternity hospitals.
Conception Palacios.
day It
a
The
will more
clearly reflect the broad nature of the company's position in the
chemical industry and will hot single out a particular Division or
amendment
of the State
connection
Miller,
"The
change
.
pointed out that Aerojet-General's
^
into
$10,
to
of the Articles of Incorpora¬
of Ohio.
.
Outlook for Aerojet-General, the nation's largest supplier of rockets
for the outstanding missile programs, in 1958 and for years to come
tion
application
value
par
,
to the com¬
and
stockholders
the corporation to Allied Chemical Corp.
the issued common stock of
to change the autho¬
12,000,000
Co.
for sales. totaling more than $2,500,000 In South
hospital developments were announced on March 26 by this
500-beu
births
voted
to
and
a
Insurance
..
the
The
amendment
Llfo
Fester G. McGraw, Chairman of the Board, and Thomas G. Murdough,
President, reported that the ^contracts were negotiated by American
Hospital Supply Export Corp., a subsidiary.
In Caracas, Venezuela, supplies and equipment Will be ptotided for
47
-
approved an
as
Mutual
:
The Course of Bank Clearings
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—To
The
the result of
15-year loan of $2,000,000
through, the purchase
unsecured notes due Dec. 1, 1958 to Dec. 1, 1972,
Hancock
corporation.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
Aerojet^General Corp.—Stock Split Voted—
*
8,017,494
18,914,203
bank debt has been effected
contracts
American
1949.
p.
9,356,513
21,121,157
31
Receives New South American Contracts—
48
months Mayflower expected to complete arrangements to
begin moving operations in Turkey and French Morocco and. possibly,
Britain.—V.
695,937
$3.25
$27,783,401 $24,727,899
5,714,064
4,866,702
1,599,289
2,292,023
31__.
Dec.
by the latter of 6%
Reserve Banks
account of its first lull year in
in an
31__
inclusive^
next_few
Great
John
$2,258,386
709,421:
:
at
4,622,644
2,364,258
:
$3.56
working capital increased
from
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
field.
Kraus,
assets
48
reported
was
$2,523,062
equip, at Dec. 31
31
at Dec.
12
Co., Inc.—Overseas Volume
in
2,726,964
PRIVATE LOAN—Retirement of all
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
overseas
this company
by
the
plant,
Dec.
at
Current
55
5,250,026
:
______
Dec,
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition
volume
at
Up
1957
*
1956
;
$58,941,867 $54,423,880
:
Dividends Declared and Payable
$1,000,000—
i
,
Inventories
—
taxes—
shares
share-.
Property,
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
*
per
assets
Total
,
/
■
taxes
income
Cash
State and City Bonds Offerings
income
Earned
1
/ '
>
sales,
Net
45
;
'(par $1) was made on March 24 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and Baker, Simonds & Co. at $17.87 Vz per share, with a
dealer's discount of 50 cents per share. It was completed.
A
„
reached $6,700,000 for the fiscal year
^ 44
Miscellaneous Features
Aero
>
diversification program
a
...
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc. — Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 25,000 shares of common stock
Over
President of Rex.
Bell,
by
of American Enka.
The firm employs, approximately 300
Netsales,
which have
increased every
year, since
1950,
ended Oct. 31, 1956 and exceeded
$7,000,000 in 1957.'—V. 186, p. 1493.
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41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—. 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
35
—V. 187, p. 569.
Gilbert E.
ana
year
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
throughout the fourth quarter
diversification
"i
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages——
■
our
■t
Enka,
last
Enka looking toward the broadening of its
base of operations in, areas outside the textile industry.
(
Rex will continue to operate under its present-management as a
40
...
Week Ending March 21Week Ending March 28_
:
Over-the-Counter Markets—.
for
.
of
acquisition of Rex is the first step in
The
announced
;.i—
,Wcek Ending March 28——.;
and lag in defense orders were beginning to be felt, citing third quarter
of $69,513,000 and combined net income of $2,083,000 ($1.47)
the same
President
Subsidiary
Toronto Curb Section
business
net sales
for
Exchange.!.'.—
^Week Ending March 21™
/
Clark,
F.
railroad
39
Stock
a
persons.
all instances
outstanding at
1958.
William
which produces man-made yarns and * fibers, has
a
controlling interest in The Rex Corp. of West Acton,
producer of plastic- covered wire-and cable and- ultra-high
frequency insulating materials for the communications and electronics
industries, according/to a joint announcement by John E. Bassill,
38
,
corporation,
Mass.,
Toronto Stock Exchange
in
shares
common
Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange—-———1>!——
6,537,000
$5.25.
v
.
This
acquired
36
——
39
Montreal
$0.41
-
7,444,000
share..
per
1.. American Enka Corp.—Acquires Plastics Manufacturer
36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange™——I--*—
-
Combined
due
notes
of
equipment.
Capital expenditures in
1958 are expected to
approximately $10,000,000 for the completion of coil facilities
equipment (to-process tinplate and steelpiate) and approximately
$17,000,000
to
complete
the - Naheola,
Ala.,
pulp and • paper mill,
expected to be completed about July 1, 1958.—V. 187, -p. 1201.
36
;
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—
•
]
Net income
—
\
579,000
not
,
income
Net
$4.20
659,000
companies
ox
promissory
and
36
—
Midwest Stock Exchange—..
5,958,000
share_____:.__
8KPX
consolidated:
3%%
of
promissory notes due Jan. 1,
maturity a like -principal amount
Oct. 1, 1958.
The balance of the
at
Include
31
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
6.075,000
Detroit Stock Exchange
Net
retire
f
s
ment
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)-,
15
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)---2—— 27
1957
$
to
'
■
.
.
10-year 2.40%
debentures,, due
will provide part of the funds required in 1958 for capital
expenditures and, for. additional working capital. .Such-capital expendi¬
tures will be made for completion of plants and other facilities already
under construction and for modernization, replacement and improve¬
Page
New York
1958 "
"
"
$10,000,000
of
Stock and Bond Quotations
Etherington, ViceChicago Atom
EARNINGS
and. services—_.
May 26, 1960,' $15,000,000
1963, and $5,000,000 of 4'/«
and
'i
'
J
proceeds
to
up
due
1,
1964,
the
of
'.1
'
'
Net
Copy
"
MISCELLANEOUS
-
■notes,
uses
exhibited.
STATEMENT
Nine Months Ended Jam 31—'
;
INSURANCE
-
Jan,
training
L;
; f
a
,
INDUSTRIAL
■
corporation.
will
unit
a .a-
was
of
educational
for
applications
researcn
Products-Erco division of this
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Industries, Inc.—Announces New Development—
dual-purpose
and
$1.25
Corporation and
>r. *
<
Price
Y., Monday, March 31, 1958
American News Co.—To
Operate Six More Restatirants
Announcement of the negotiation of a contract with-the Kansas
-Turnpike Authority for operation of the six restaurants on the. Stmilower State's- 236-mlle-long expressway was a feature of the annual
meeting of shareholders held on March 26.
.
Henry
Garfinkle,
.President,
told
restaurants on the Kansas Turnpike
shareholders
that
the
Savarln
will begin operation about April V
2
*
(1430)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
York,
of a subsidiary, The Union News Co.
Union
operates eight Savarin restaurants and six gift shops
the New York State Thruway and will begin operation this Summer
""jBabcock
pike
The
for
the foreign field with the opening of a tobacco and book
chop nt the new Havana-Hilton Hotel in Havana, Cuba.
"We are now negotiating
and will shortly complete a contract to
totaled*
year-end
$19,374,990 of
Net
1957.
current
which cash and
El
will
a
supply
of
directors
The
of 5%
'
cents
Pipe
Construction
&
Cock
is
also
Co.,
The
at
a
U.
capital.—V. 185, p. 1881.
American Telephone
•'
board
N.
directors
of
of
the
Holt
Pub¬
expenses
—
taxes
income
186,
■-!
Net operating income—
after charges—
187/ p.
21,
of
:
V ^
each
Utilities
for
parts
service
amounts,-5/to/; holders
and
".Now
other
effective
.America.
dian
'
,
j-
rp
.
„
Bellanca St0CKr.Suspended
in
of
oper.
rev.__^_
oper.
exp
Net
Fed.
inc.
income
—V.
187,
1,261,752
$1,518,883
1,293,386
18,821
36,624
36,866
50,437
1,071
taxes_
___—
878.
p.
$1,427,432
633,872
26,588
3,378
30,989
612,740
income
oper.
ry.
after
Net
$768,151
$696,180 '
/?
3,000,000
Inc.,
(life'
reported. ;by
The .parent
trading
of
Mein,
has
until
factors
the
Canadian' company.'-Upon,;.completion of
corporation will go out of existence, it
King, President.
rj
has been centering its/activities on Colorado
Canadian
Philip M.
company
.
.,V
whether
sale
a
additional
of
Oil
its
and
be
marketed
wholly-owned
a
one-quarter
on
determined
to
defer
had
a
subsidiary,
managing, agent of a selling group.
Apache Oil was organized in 1954.
The funds
subscribed
to
the
program
"best
Working
\Y
1--
amounted
v
shares
For the corresponding six months. of 1956r production was valued at
$5,021,426 and net-income on the sarhe'basis was $1.881,176 or 62 cents
per share on the.''.3,030,258 shares-thenioutstanding, aCCOfdirig to
to
$1,025,471. ;
■
in
the, future.
187,
r.;
413.
■
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,
'
APA, Inc., as underwriter and
;
.
' .
'
Its President is Raymond Plank.
will be used to evaluate, acquire,
\
.
The
company on March 11
filed a letter of notification
8EC covering 2,000 shares of class A common stock (no pan
fered
to
of the
mean
the
on
employees
date
under
an
Employee
Stock
Purchase
with
Plan
the
to be of¬
at 95%
between
closing bid and asked prices on the local market
subscription or in the absence of the asked price,
of
95 % of bid plus $2.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are
to be used for improvement and expansion of water distribution and
Working capital.—V.
186, p.
than
that
\
This
filed
registration
a
■
Associates
Astor
is
statement
with
the
SEC
Y
on
partnership interests, to be offered
No underwriting is involved.
partnership formed Feb.
a
13,
1958,
for
the pur¬
purchasing the Hotel Astor in New York.
According to the
prospectus, a nominee for Associates has entered into a contract to
purchase the land and building known as the Hotel Astor (not includ¬
ing furniture, furnishings, and equipment) for $10,500,000, of which
of
pose
$300,000 has been deposited under the purchase contract
Is due at the closing of title.
The balance of
and
$3,700,000
will be paid
$6,500,000
by taking title subject to a mortgage. The property will be purchased
subject to an existing net lease to Zeckendorf Hotels Corporation, the
Initial term of which lease ends Oct. 31, 1977 with certain renewal
options.
The
proceeds of $4,700,000 of the sale of limited partnership
together with $300,000 contributed by general partners for
initial payment under the purchase contract, will be
applied as
follows:
$4,000,000
for the purchase price
$6,500,000
mortgage),
Corporation,
.
;
and $1,000,000
for
of the Hotel
a
loan
to
(subject
Zeckendorf
to
the
Hotels
<
to
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.- -Plans Franchised Dealer
Program—
This
large sewing machine retailer, which up to now has been
its line of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners through 43
company-owned
outlets, has disclosed plans for a franchised dealer
it was announced on March 19.
Kern, President, said that a limited number of exclusive
dealerships would be made available this year.
He said the number
was
being kept low deliberately so that each dealer would get in¬
program,
Herbert
dividual
attention in
setting up his Atlas franchise.
only independent dealers handling solely sewing
machines or vacuum cleaners and willing to become an
integral part
of the Atlas organization would be considered.—V.
187, p. 1310.
Kern said
Mr.
Avionics
that
Corp.
of
America, Philadelphia, Pa,—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
8EU
corporation
cove»«~«
offered
recently
from
up
said^
company
reported
$3,364,390
\
most
,-X. ■
the
"using-
;/—./
1957 net/income
$2.93
and
Urges Ousting of
meeting
i
March
on
In
out
replace
April 16.
on
called
24
completely
This
,
at
$3
on
b«,i25
per
March
fcimrea
14 filed
oi
a
said,
and
in
clearly
that
stock
(par
25
Cents)
share, through Milton D. Blauner & Co.,
Mafch -19
on
its
boost
to
rate, Ixiost,-whiclh, willv.becoine
^
rates
effective
an
with
#
Ts?-
■
of 25%. - Th6
of April
approximately
average
meter
17,'. 1958,/is designed to increase the company's
a
readings
revenue
during the remainder of this
$387,000
of.,$6,886,748.: or
share
in
natural
1956.: Sales
ill
gas
Pasco,. Prosser,
Management—V..:v:;,i
the
all
on
concern" 'over
board
current
the
Stockholders!
-
com¬
The
tional
the' company
directors. at the annual
of
■
of
that
cannot
the
be
IS
cause
shifted
to
While
peet
the
1957
record
the
of
withirt
from
company
was
poor
the future seems even dimmer," the Committee commented.
backlog of orders has dropped during 1957 from some-$18,000,000
at the beginning of: the year to no more than
$6,000,000: at the end.
is
cut
a
of
in
50%
some
executive
rienced
to
be
Inc., New-
.
director
and
.Shipley Co.,
Richard
chairman
&
Hoe
V.
F.
is
to
should
be
scheduled
the
Cincinnati
addition
In
in
to
machine
of
the
the
elected,h the
be
Finance
machine
tool
James,-A.
industry.- ,*
tool
Board
He
Committee
manufacturer.
is
expe¬
'■7
currently a
Lodge &
ofi the
;
/
.
*
'
(a
-..
..
help
eliminate
1,340 share's
of
the 2%
and
1203
p.
; <
......
i
•
>
Files With
-
filed
19
a
amendment, to the
letter" of
notification
the
with
*
"
,
certificate of incorporation changing the name
to Checker Motors Corp.
Exchange-under
the
2835. V
;
Dealings oh the New" York
name" began "oh
hew
March
17.—V.-
184,
./".
;
stockholders
Group
(investor);'-Edward Corsi; William
and L. Goffe Briggs,
»
we
week.
informed
Company,
are
Mr.
on.
March
26
in
reply to claims made
last
has
sociates
Mr.
Bullard
that
"In
acting strictly
Disclaiming
any
as
his
on
the
an
interest. In
:
activities
in
individual
the
The
as
Bullard
„
its bid of 99.621%. 7.
Halsey, Stuart
the
The
has also advised Mr. Bullard that Mr. .Walsh' never had
or-managerial position with Lodge & Shipley Co., and
member of its board of directors, he attends
meetings
which are held no more than four or five times a
year.....
Mr.
Bullard said that
these statements by Mr., Dolle shows ■ that
Mr. Walsh's claim that he is an experienced executive' in
the machine
tool industry with a proven record of success at
Lodge & Shipley is
issue
.
Bureau of National
187,
p.
1202.
corporation
had
6n March
iO filed
a
letter
of
notification
.
a
wells;
certificates
are
is
to
be
secured
by
750
•
stibject to authorization of
/'
' "
all-steel
-
i?
as
t
i
Commission,
in the offering are:
i
certificates, also
.
box
.
'
cars
estimated
*
to
i <
-
Drexel & Co.; Eastmaii Dillon, Union
Co. Inc-:—V,
187, p.,131L-
.
«
,
been
of
very
completed
the
were
however,
in
Tensas
Parish,
La-
A
second Well.
1,600
first
location, was completed on March 5.
It wjas
flowing at the rate Of 180 barrels per d%y.
established of 71 barrels per day for each of these
good
Well
due
to
the
current
over-supply
situation,
the
crude
oil
purchaser will take only 78% of that amount during March. ,
t "
Drilling started on March 13 oh a heW location, 990 fefet east Of
the .first well, but on lands wholly owned by the company.
Drilling
the
SEO covering 500 shares of common stock (no
par), to be offered at
$35 per share, without, underwriting. The proceeds are to be
placed in
the cash reserte.—V. 186, p. 1259.
west
Allowables
,
with
ju6t
feet
f--.
Commission—
•
99.309%" for the
......
J. H. Dunn, President* on March 18, said in substance: h
7 On Feb. 7 the stockholders were advised- that a very good oil well
Affairs, Inc., Washington, D. C.~
Files With Securities and Exchange
as¬
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—^New Well Completed—
also
fact.—V.
Commerce
Securities & Co./ and Stroud &
•"
in
r..
$6,000,000.
Associates
a
foundation
>•
.
Itic.-bid
;
sale of the
and
Interstate
cost
.
Dolle
without
& Co.
'
,
i
executive
as
on
Issuance
fax-
con¬
other
time.
*
3 %s..
Dolle said that his company had no interest.-in The Bullard
than the friendly relations which have existed for quite a
'
Co.,
long
Hutzler and
March 27 offered
$4,800,000 of 3V2% equip¬
ment trust certificates
(non-callable), maturing semi¬
annually,. Oct;i ly 1958 to April 1, 1973, inclusive.
The
'.certificates, scaled to yield from /1.75%~^ to 3.65%, ac¬
cording to maturity, were awarded to the group March 26
:
Mr. Walsh is
concerned."
by
above.
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros.: &
Leonard A. Loewe
>
Chicago, Burihrgton & Quincy RR.—Equipment Trust
:
Stock Exchange firm of Schwerih &
Stone); F. Eugene
partner in the New York Stock Exchange' firm of Winslow,
Corp.—New Name—
See Checker Cab Manufacturing Corp.
;v
consulting management engineer);- H. A. Harrison
investment banker); Frederick W.%,Schwerin:(a
partner in
Dolle
Bullard
Mr.
stock
conversion
7
Checker Motors
any
Bullard
an
An
p.
Dolle, President and Chief Executive Officer, of Lodge &
Inc., a rtiachine tool company of Cincinnati, Ohio, has
connection with or support of the proxy contest being
Conducted against the management of The Bullard. Co.
This was dis¬
closed by E. C. Bullard, Chairman of The Bullard
Co., in a letter sent
that,
common
upon
outstanding.—V.: 187,
®
corporation on" March
of this corporation
Co.,
disavowed
test,
of
to
covering 2,950,000
Stock
Walsh,
the Committee's 1 nominees
includes:
Stanton" (Chairman of the Executive,'Committe of R.
& Stetson);
Shipley
as
to
Checker Cab Manufacturing Corp.-—Changes Name—
-■
:-
Mr.
Tirrell; Donald S. Caruthers;
to
time
proposal
.-a
Chairman
Walsh, -an
addi¬
1,000,000
to
shares,of common,stock./par two cents) to be
offered at. 10 cents per share/ without underwriting,
The proceeds are
to'be used for thq acquisition and development* of the various-.ventures
York
New
Walton
H.
shares
•
-
The
SEC
(New York
York
Cohu
time
Co.,
Jr.
(New
from
of
__
.
printing press manufacturers and a director of Manasco
.Manufacturing Co., and Mundet Cork Corp.)Anthony :W.'Meyerstein
of New York; John A. Wells (New York
attorney) {/Walter V. David¬
son,
favor
issuance
longer
authorized
requirements.
selected.
slate
officer
executive
for
no
7.
"
,
r-r:
Committee's
unissued
reserved
.1310.7;
-
the
plant'staff' during
year."-the
been
debentures,
25
issuance
in
voted
authorized but
had
for
capital
Champion Ventures, Inc., Denver Colo.
enough,The "ph>s-;£ Securities and"
Exchange CommissidhL-
for
symptom
also
March
on
stock
common
stockholders
convertible
"The
Another
of
company's future
v
*
-
conditions
the
the
which
itself
the.company
generals business
The
s
•/
.
stockholders
common
shares
finance
•
/"
,
indicates
"blame
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.-—Stock Increased
/
Protective
shareholders
the.machine..tool -induatry generally."
The
letter of notification with the
co.nmon
...
compahy received permission from the-Washington State P.
Commission
a proxy statement mailed to shareholders,,the Committee
pointed
that gross and net earnings of the
company in recent years have
an overall
decline.
A comparison with comparable companies,
Mr.
Belling
arrived"/ at
was
Charging the management with Tack Of
present condition,
the Independent
Committee
Walsh
-
.
higher gold
will be in
a
Cascade Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Rates—
working capital totaled-$29,666,378,
William
total
interests,
the
share,
a
If
Associates, New York—Registers With SEC—
partnership
ore
previously milled from the present mine,
.
of 1957, consolidated
pany's
2470.
March 25, 1958, covering 94 Limited
for public sale at $50,000 per unit.
>,
-
,
J
' '
with
*"
r
■
pay cash dividends on, or acquire, common stock if pay¬
acquisitions reduce consolidated net worth'below $23.5' million.
Committee
and
Astor
-
year.
The company distributes
CldrK'stoh, Walla Walla, College
Place,- Kennewick,
Grandview, Sunnyside, -Granger, Toppenish, Wapatd,
totiiled $122,605,707» up from $51,437,258 in 1956. The 1957 net income.
Yakima, V^enatchee, Zilla, Artacortes, Bellinghaih and Burlington Jli
and sales include operations of the subsidiary/ Brunswick Automatic :
State of Washington
Pinsetter Corp.-^-V. 187r p. 1310.
Th'e increase ih the State of Washington alone represents almost
•50 cents-a share of- additional gross
revenue this yeaf, it was an¬
nounced.—V. 187,v^p. 326.
:
Bullarti Co. — Independent Stockholders': Protective
'
•
rit
•
y-
.
semi-annual
shown
Artesian Water Co., Newport, Del.—Files With SEC—
-
,
keep'W six months of 1957..-a yV
vr "•
The nev/ Cedar'Bay Mine, which will produce
1310.
p.
or
Brunswick-Balke
$5.53
basis by Apache
bold, test, develop and operate oil and gas leaseholds, to pay all costs
reasonably necessary to accomplish tttfese purposes, and to pay to
Apache Oil compensation due it under the program contract.—V. 186,
p.
.
t
-
financing'and, will
plans for additional
advised."—V.
company
said.
The figure
stringent of the restrictions," the
with
interest
.•
.
efforts"
com*
sales-yalue-of $3,155,382.-Net-income after all costs
and
taxes, 'and' befbfe'3'.charges for depreciation and amortization of
prepfoductiofr- 'aKd< deferred ' development'exiffense, was $553,015 or 1$
cents per share on- the 3,'536;92S- shares how 'outstanding.' The write-offs
a. gross,
sale*.of additional -commonV
the
determined
be
to
the
lease.
any
on
» *,
the six months vepded; Dec: 31',' 1957r^the production-" of this
For
A
,pany
company
said.
Some $7,416,529 of consolidated: earned-* surplus
not available for dividends on, or acquisitions./of,*common^stock,
was
<2) an over-riding royalty interest which shall bear the same relation¬
ship to
of the total oil and gas produced and saved from each lease
as the investors'
working interest bears to the total working interest,
and (3) 25l/t of the investors' net profit from each lease, convertible at
to
of
Cana¬
on
Jr.,
bearing upon
the end
the
pensation for its services in selling and managing this program, Apache
will receive (1) 5% of all funds expended on the investor's behalf,
are
become
Mines
the
Rrunswlck-Balke-Collender
ments or
of Apache Oil into
all undrilled locations
has
this
conditions,
date
a
shareowners
declare
Oil
to
SEC
Uranium
dissolve
carried
^
covering 220 participating units in its Apachp Oil Program 1959.
It is proposed to offer the units for sale at $10,000 per unit.
As conir
units
the
to
plans
vout., Under the dissolution
one/share- of/tlie American company
receive
in
with
filed
subsidiary,
being
are
shareholders! ..will
exchange,
*7^/
,
shares of- Camoose
common
parent' company
was
•
p. 986.
C.I.T.: Corpj,
New.,.York" sub- j^ p. 1203. T-..
sidiafy of C.I.T. Financial-Corp., for financing its time-paymenti sales»■": %
automatic pinsetters for bowling alleys.
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—Offering—
f : A Brunswick-Balke
subsidiary, the Brunswick■ Automatjc Pinsetter
-..f
•'v
Corp., entered a five-year agreement with C.I.T.;. under .yyhichiAuto-v_ An olfeiung of, $4,500,000 5- s% first mortgage bonds, due 1983 6
ma tic Pinsetter can borrow up to $75,000,000* ,with'the/l6an secured r,
niade by^a.gEpup of underwriters iled by Wood, Guild y & Cor,
by instalment notes receivable Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. ?^ guar- .-btd;, and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd. of Toronto, Canada, at 99.50,
anteed payments,
* *" '
*
'*•
toyiclu da1/c$'
4
- r ..l .
^
^
■i» Brunswick-Balke
agreed to maintain consolidated a working^' capital $."■-.Sinking fund operations are designed to retire 53%; oi the bonds by
of
at
least
$12,000,000 and consolidated net'/worth of' $20,000,000 >? "latunty,. The bonds are optionally redeemable after April 1, 1963.
whenever borrowings exceed 80%
of the amount of the-instalment " Z- The compajiy will apiily thfe-net proceeds towards projected Capital
obligations assigned C.I.T. as collateral.- Also -the company cannot
spending. of $12 million./this year.—V. 187, p, 674. i
This corporation on March 26 filed a registration statement with the
option
and
Of
8EC
The
bonds
Power
report^Issued to shareholders today/.-h "
•
The-company has reduced expenses and curtailed portions < of the
operation which had. become unprofitable at.*present price levels in
"The management and the board of directors Will continue, to studyorder to minjmize thg.effect of declining: copper prices during the last
,.
Apache Oil Corp.—Registers With SEC—
tespect
>
■
.
.
.
on
(Canada)—To Dissolve-
"American
an
.
the
r;
Exchange Commission on March-> 20 announced
order pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of
market
company
At
the
together
mortgage bonds
the basis of equal
Tli(s company has disclosed in its
$75,006,000 credit arrangement tfith
'
■
Power
first
Utah
Southern
registration -statement
a
for
'••'^furVeach share hold
and
an
that
Vehicle, j it v was
content
4,779,000
1958—2 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
1957,
value
par
0,
feailway
[
-
in
'/<•'"*%>;"
of- $20
fullf'sharjS'owned'.—V. 187,
Vice-President-ccf6fdin-
Multi-Purpo.se
MA-3
subscription rights would at this time' be-to/Its/advantage
advantage of the shareowners, and, after'full consideration,
the
and
2,421,285
RR.—February Earnings at Lower Rate—
Utah
Southern
and
earning^ ofr- $911,387 in 1957.-'
the
terms,:of. the proposed
merger,
Camoose Mines, Ltd
contracts valued
by Frank E. Hedrick,
Tiading
stock
Wallace
,-through
the
985.
Ann Arbor
common
.
the American Stock Exchange in the
properties in a jdint* venture JVith Climax Uranium Co.,. a subsidiary
corporation, for a further 10 day period, t ^ of Climax Moiybdwiunir/Co.^V. 180; : p.-i'322/'- *:' ,v*.
.f j -r ; ,
p
/*
1258 to March 30, 1958, inclusive.—V. 187, p. 1202. y ^
' -V-"
"
current
of
all
$5,646,299
.4,434,117
of
earnings
of
from revenues
prouueed,
Campbell ChibQpgamau Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
1957
3.629,281
number
average
In ." comparison,
year.
share, *wcre
_
.
President, on March -19, said:
"The board of directors has determined, at its meeting on Feb. 20,
to allot rights to the holders oi its common shares entitling them to
subscribe for an aggregate of 112,565 additional, common/ shares.
i
"Subsequent to that date the company has taken, advantage of the
time necessary to meet legal requirements- to appraise,* in. the light
%
$6,659,130
;
—L
^
;
corporation
this
$2,385,000
USAF
19
1837.
p.
capital
shares
4,829,000
the
on
the
Common
•
\ •s. >" 1 . .
;
i
preferred';$tock of California-Pacific
Utilities'would be given in exchange for each share of Southern Utah
Power $100 par value-preferred.- "
vVv v4 "*v TV"
I
Holders-of.jcohimoh/siharef;-of Southern'Utah Power would receive
two-thirds of , a, share,, of California-Pacific Utilities common for
Iric.,
Corp.,
Bishop Oil Co.—Stock Sale Deferred—
the
2,288,380
7
——_—-
taxes---———11'—
operating
14
.
■
shares
Five
Services,
April
Southern
ill 1956,' " t
l
T,
> "
' ' °
Utah'Power Go. did a gross business of $1,260,130
net earnfhgs of $144,791 were derived. -
debentures;,-.'
Finan¬
and
Henry
Diversified
Investors
Y.;
awarded
has
the
March
suspending
Wm.
$39,984,634 $38,579,664
:—
26,208,124
25,733,080
Net
—V.
Vice-President
Executive
-for
'
«f,of California-Facffic Utilities would be issued,
r&'Siy
approximately
support
on
issuance
par
March
.
1958
net
Under
,
called
companyof
\
....
$8,808,383
which
had
i,
to
snare
.
or. $2.32- ,per
Southern
Corp.—Awarded Air Force Contract—
Force
Securities
1934,
$1
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
equal to, $2.33 a.
outstanding "during
totaling
plan,
Park,
7
Month of January—
Federal
President
elected
been
the
on
Bellanca Corp.
company
Operating
Air
of
to
ator.—V.
covering
Other
S.
announced
of
on
March 17 filed a letter of notification with' the
10,451 shares of common stock (par 81) to be offered
to employees at $14.88 per share under one of two stock option plans.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for working
The
-
has
York,
New
f^otal
articles
on
Co., Monterey
$766,596,
from
been
this
'
j
report?..shows that from revenues totaling $9,008,109
California-Paxific
company
derived
a
net
income
of
the
$757,382,
has
into
merger
Co.
annual
1957
shares
,
'
/■
per
American
8EC
V
7%
Calif.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
.
guided
two
company.
Beech Aircraft
share on the 5%prior preferred stock, payable June 2,
to holders of recofd May 16.—V. 187, p. 1089, *
7
•
3iy4
been
Co.—Proposed Merger—
shareholders
of
proposed
-
April 18
class B, cumulative
redemption
at par value of $25 plus accrued dividends.
also declared the regular quarterly cash dividend
preferred stock
*
the
outstanding shares
1,064
remaining
the
authorized
13
has
Mr. -Cook
the
lishing
the
March
for
boilers
Minneapolis, Minn.;
and the Lincoln Industrial Development
Lincoln, Neb.—V. 152, p. 676 and V. 139, p. 2987.
American Window Glass Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
on
for
the
Power
The
a
meeting
or.
principal
1954
of
Mr.
securities amounted
Dorado Refining Co. of El Dorado, Kan., the company
total of over 1,300 service stations extending from Texas
187, p. 1201.
directors
Cook
B.
Officer
The
The
eight
contract
of Bay
missile.-carrying
has received
Defoe Shipbuilding Co..
.
Since
to the North Central States.—V.
.
furnish
to
that it
25
the
1919.
;
Jackson, President, said that total capital expenditures of
$37,762,000 were incurred in 1957 for acquisitions, production, explora¬
tion and improvements of existing refining and marketing facilities.
>
in January,
1958, the company announced the introduction of two
new gasolines—Fina Supreme and Fina Gasoline— establishing
for the
first time in this country the internationally popular brand name Fina
at some 800 service stations in the Southwest.
The introduction of
the Fina brand is part of the initial step in the long-range objectives
of the company to market Fina products throughout the United States.
With the recently announced purchase of Petro-Atlas Corp. and its
subsidiary,
Utah
>
fill the-vacancy
by the death of Howard S. Wilson who had held that office since
cial
A.
Harry
..
March
on
1202.
left
$18,507,108.
to
Co.—Receives New Contract—
special
vote
California-Pacific'
acquisition of
assets at the
reflecting the
year
Mich.,
George
net income was $569,725 on gross revenue of $15,520,000.
Total assets of $82,579,206 at Dec. 31. 1957 were increased from $57,the end of the previous
Liberty Oil Co. early in
Calif ornia-Pacific Utilities
A
Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska—-New Pres.—
year
at
con-
Navy destroyers. The new contract duplicates one received last
by B & W, which according to company officials, was tne largest
marine boiler contract ever placed in the Great Lakes area.—V.
187,
corporation has reported net income of $1,542,504 lor the year
1957 from gross revenue of $44,086,000.
In the previous
American
of
repayment
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
' "
S.
ended Dec. 21,
067,957
for
year
Inc.—Gross and Net Higher—
American Petrofina,
reported
company
City,
p.
This
& Wilcox
approximately $2,000,000 from
U.
Penn Center in Philadelphia, Pa."
operate 30 bowling alloys at the new
he said.—V. 136, p. 1.
*
used
be
'
in
entry
loan and
to
eight Savarin restaurants on the new 3 29-mile Connecticut I urnThe first unit located at Darien will be opened in mid-April.
Mr.
Garfinkle also revealed that the company had made its first
of
proceeds are to
working, capital.
The
Y.
N.
structicn
presently
News
on
supervision
the
under
.
I
-
should be completed in about three weeks, "two wells- in which the
company has
a
royalty interest are nearing the completion stage.
Volume 187
.Since
-"V.
they
186;
Number 5729
offsets
are
to
production
2151V
p.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
they" have
good
prospects.—
.
•"
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
.
Railway
Railway
c
operating
expenses
from
187,
1311,
p.
—_1^,'
railway operations
$3,151,016
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.
»"
.
Cleveland
Electric
"
•
of
-'
1
*
Illuminating Co.—Earnings Up—
previous years,
Earnings
$2.60 in
1956
•>";.»
share
per
to
of
$2.64
last
-V
• •
stock. increased
common
.
1
year,
This resulted
from
steadily rising costs
in the level of business
commenting
March
13.
his
on
annual
report,
well
as
mailed
to
''
Lindseth.
Moreover, he
*
£
expense,,
•
common stock.
,
On
GIVING
the
the
of
of
of revenues, it
in Pennyslvania.1-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Series
4%
due Dec. 1,
,
1978
pfd; stock
($100,par
A, 'tpfe'/o
B,
5y2
Series
C,
■
"\
value)
5% v cumulative
*
J
3
*
-j
*The
.
indentured' contains
^indebtedness Which
dollar
no
limitation
"
.
'
"
of
amount
?' funds
shareholder
company,-/the
set
The
forth ,ln
authorization,
effect
said
of
this
Joint
and
in
change
the
is
to
opinion
The
i
increase is required because of
years', he stated.
j. "In, fact," .said.
-"'revenues.
\)
:
,•
.
the
of
to
counsel
.
._
have
faster
advanced
'•
■
c
% than
Agreement of Merger,
the average unit price of electricity to the residential
has' gone down 11% in -the' past 10"years, while the cost
of
living went
"Not
able
to
with
our
our
even
to
rise
stem
point-where
a
"V.
187,
28%.
up
we
.r
continued
in
are
efforts
reduction
As
forced
now
986.
p.
cost
costs.
result,
a
to
have
earnings
apply for
a
5%
rate increase."
'
>
?- -
Oscar S. Wyatt, Jry Chairman of the Board and President,
25
announced
that'the
plans
company
to
into,two
other
in
areas
the
future.
Construction
Noyes
'&
in early
10-inch
line
with
several
gathering.
construction
The
of
excess
extensions
•
.
these
of
$850.000.—V.
for
.,
,
individual
four
wells
Inc.—
CpX*^——
&;.C,o.i—
Co.
See also
'
"
systems
A
will
cost
Coastal
States
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
Marcu
on
13
filed
letter
a
SEC covering 75.000 shares of common stock
,
$1.25
share, without
capital.
per
underwriting.
%
notification
of
(par $1)
proceeds
The
the
with
to
are
be
2
This
company
SEC seeking
the
&
2
Co.;
series
•
:
'
T,
due
20 filed
a
registration statement with
of $50,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
1988, to be offered for public Sale at com¬
1,
March
petitive bidding.
"
'
;
Net proceeds-of the financing will be added to working capital for
Ultimate application toward the cost of additions to the electric utility
properties of the company and Its subsidiaries.
According to the
prospectus, this construction as now scheduled calls for capital ex¬
penditures of approximately $600,000,000 during the four-year period
1958-61.
Inc.
'
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j.
'
Room
;
are
1820,
support
Army
feature
in
engine
,
per
;same day.—V. 187, p. 774.
I.
made
was
feature
Co., Dallas, Pa.
our
issue
the offering to common stockholders of record
of 71,200
shares of
share
a
24
of
,l
•c
it
contract
Corps
has
been
Engineers,
of
the
of
equipment
is
for
an
instantaneously regulates
proportion to the electric
of
announced
was
not
stock (par $10) at $15.25 per
Subscription rights will expire
on April 3.
The offering is underwritten by a group of
investment bankers headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
on
►
the
DIVIDENDS—In
of
dividend
.
22V2C
May
15,
January
1958
has
27,
1958
the
the
on
declared
a
declared a quarterly
stock payable Feb. 15,
directors
common
further
22V2C
dividend
to common shareholders of record April 30,
BUSINESS—The
Sept.
share
per
board
The
1958.
1950
company
result
a
as
wag
of
the
payable
1958.
Norman
Schafler,
I.
Commonwealth
tion
of
two
Telephone Co. (which originated in 1905 by consolida¬
telephone companies and was subsequently expanded in
with two other telephone companies); Luzerne Tele¬
which was organized in 1904; and Bradford County Tele-
!
1907
'
Co.,
phone Co., which was organized in 1901.
by
merger
phone
THE
•
Dana
Seibert.
President
Published
twice
(Reg
a
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William
In
by Louis
Putzc,
United
States
U
S
Possessions
Territories
and
U. 8.
week
B
On
account
of
the fluctuations in the rate
the
■'
in
program
throughout
installers
of
wulch
the
approximately
United
Styrofoam,
50
will
States
Dow's
187,
expanded
1205.
p.
use
in
missile
of
the
Dreyfus
Fund
appeared
in
largest
tisement
pre¬
a
ever
prospectus
the
to
now
rather
fund
simple
selling
the
"New
mutual
a
kind
fund.
marks
It
single
the
adver¬
first
of
use
in
auv
publications
1x1
has
hitherto
been
limited
ads, because of the requirement that any
be accompanied by a prospectus.
The Drey.us
yesterday meets this requirement simply by presenting
message
entire
T.ie
dealers
of
"tombstone"
supplement
the
this
of
efforts
Mutual
to
by
run
such advertising, and is designed to aid
throughout the country.
Prospectuses up
have generally been distributed by dealers to their customers,
than by a mutual fund.
sales
m
so
prospectus as
sup., raei.t
advertisement.
an
cone
nij
—
„nd
^
is
profusely
illustrated.
The
part of the cost of the advertisement will be borne by the Dreyfua
Fund.
purchase
price
designs
Mr.
Reprints
Dreyfus
since
Putze
devices
and
1
conditioning, - refrigeration,
187, p. 1091.
Y
and
automotive
v
appliance
which
Cornell-Dubiller Electric Corp.—Reports Loss—
sales
months
t.iree
tne
ior
ehded
Dec.' 31,
1957,
compared
of its 1958 fiscal year, were $6,994,023,
506,345 in the like quarter of the preceding year.
For this period of the current fiscal year there was
$80,153, comp red with net profit 0
$279,693, e jual to
quarter
the similar period
share in
year
a
earlier.—V.
187, p.
The
first
with $8,-
net
52
of
research
the
loss
cents
a
plant, for
"Teflon*! 100-X, a new fluorocarbon
and
molded into products such as
extruded
be
per
work
"Teflon"
FEP
are
acetal
last
resin,
another
September.—V.
small quantities of the resin for
available.
at the Washington Works—the
,
resin
jor expansion at the
jobs for initial operation.
new
made
Meanwhile,
year.
development
for
plant in six months—will
Announcement of a unit to
m
"Delrin"
of
next
and
unit
second
55
a
of
may
C. D. (Bell,
director of plastics sales in du Pont's Poly-chemicals
Department, said the manufacturing unit for "Teflon" 100-X FEPfluorocarbon resin
is expected to be in
commercial production the
middle
f
483.
p.
wire, electronic components, tubing, and linings for process
equipment, is under way at Du Pont's Washington Works, Parkersburg, W. Va., it was announced on March 17.
-
.»
year,
insulated
industries.—
--
185,
will
next
effective
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—New Plantconstruction
li¬
manufacturers here, in Canaaa and abroad.
Besides its products for home heating, Controls Co. manufactures
'controls
for
the
aircraft,
guided missile,
electronic, computer,
air
V.
Dane,
1950.—V.
resin
oil burning
be used as a prospectus of the
and Dreyfus management hopes
selling aid ever supplied to dealers.
Bernbach has been the advertising agency for Dreyfus
the
most
•
said.
vaporizing
supplement
the
during
the
be
Doyle,
was
of
Fund
will
this
.
.
develops
and
--
187,
new
p.
Du
Pont
plastic
provide
produce
material,
was
572.
t
1312.
l
Dynamics Corp. of America—Subsidiary Mtge. Loan—
Cottonwood
The
Securities
March
20,
respect
to
has
Uranium
Corp.,
.
and
issued
Reno, Nev.
*
Exchange Commission, it was
order temporarily suspending
an
Securities
from
the
a
—
Offering
'
announced on
Regulation A
the
V.
of
1933
with
A provides
a
conditional exemption from registration
Securities Act with respect to public offerings of securities
,
Rickenbacker's
Elfun
The Commission's suspension order asserts (1) that the
company failed to comply with a requirement of Regulation A for
the filing of semi-annual reports of stock sales;
(2) that the com¬
pany's offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain
material facts; and (3) that use of said circular in the offering and
stock without appropriate disclosure of
as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers."
Commission alleges that the offering circular
failed to disclose the status of contracts to purchase 294 unpatented
mining claims, under whica an obli ation to
ay
$48,000 is owing,
and
Edward V. Rickenbacker, Chairman, sold 17,000 shares of the company's common stock on Feb. 7, according to the New York Exchange's
weekly release on "insider" reports.
Sale of the shares reduces Mr.
share.
of
"would
particularly,
that
Jenson,
the stock offering,
sThis
and
Hudson,
named
as
underwriter
no
to 43,173
shares.—V.
'
.
of
company,
the
on
March
the
its
filed
25
a
registration
state¬
terms
common
computer
of
tue
stock
division
'
division
jointly
Tronics, Inc., and Birger
interests. of Dr.
Axel
L.
of
1514.
of Alwae Corp.
with EI-Tronics,
by Thomas P. Tanis, President of ElStrid, General Mana er 0" t e worll-wide
computer
announced
was
Under
-
185, .p.
the SEC covering 150,000 Elfun Trusts Units.—V. 185, p. 1515.
El-Tronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
Inc.,
for
longer doing business and has had its brokerregistration cancelled by the Commission as of April 16, 1957.
is
investment
Merger
opera.e
the
Beckwith
holdings
Trusts, New York—Registers With SEC—
ment with
Uranium
Cottonwood
facts
2097.
p.
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—Rickenbacker Reduces Holds.
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In a notification \ filed Sept.' 19,
1955,
Cottonwood
Uranium
proposed
the public
offering pursuant
to such an exemption of 300,000 shares of its common stock at $1
More
185,
a
Act
not
such
was
announced on March 15 that t.ie Reeves Instrument Corp.,
subsidiary, has obtained a $1,600,000 20-year serial mortgage loan
the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.—
from
corporation.
registration under
stock offering by this
Regulation
under
It
a
'
Wenner-Gren,
consolation.
which
^.1-Tronic
include
issued
Alwac.
300,000
shares
and
$600,000 par value 10-year debentures
assets ti Alwac.
See V. 187, p. 1205.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
REctor 2-9570
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
(general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday],
Other office: 135 S
La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Reentered as second class matt r February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N Y.', unde) the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription*
Pan-American Union. $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada. $68 00 per vear
Other Countries. $72.00 per year.
Patent Office)
[every
of
heavy
to
material.
prospectus
Thursday
Dana Company
Members
of
a
contractors
Insulation
color
'
NOTE:
relatively
according
■
York Times" ye&ierday (March 30) as a
special adverti.ing supplement.
The
four-color illustrated supplement is
the
electric governor which
the flow of fuel to the
President.
i-
company,
Breese
dealer
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
-
company says that the contractual arrangement between itself
the
contractors
is
designed
to
obtain
expert
installation
of
A
,,
censes
sale
in
Pennsylvania
on
consolidation of the predecessor
incorporated
that
time,
Dreyfus Fund* Inc.—Advertises Complete Prospectus—
corpo¬
basic
disclosed.
Controls
.
•per
Further details follow:
Securities & Co.
some
<
laurcned
has
insulation
Styrofoam.—V.
»♦
this
awarded
development engineering operations at Santa Fe and sales
offices at Columbus,
Ohio," will comprise a wholly-owned subsidiary
jretaining
the
Breese
name,
but
will • operate
independently
of
common
l-for-5 basis,
appears
for
The
and
Breese
exemption
March 7
it
continue
1313.
p.
company-approved
polystyrene
2
This company has purchased from Breese Burners, Inc., of Santa
N. M„ certain assets consisting of laboratory equipment, materials,
designs, products and United States, Canadian and foreign patents,
Stock
—
March
of
although
will
187,
company
qualified
'become
Controls Co. of America—Acquisition—
r
Suspended—
in
1956,
in
facilities
Dow Chemical Co.—Launches Contractor Program—
No
^
withdrawn later the
(
Telephone
Commonwealth
Sold—Mention
1
was
company's
'
,
The unsold balance
share.
the
lower
for
This
2
—
projects);
or
commercial
,'
somewhat
72
Commonwealth Oil Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par
one cent) was made on March 18 by White, Weld & Co.
at $2.12^ per share, with a dealer's discount of 15 cents
for
id) to maintain its financial ability to
position
in
the
development
and
aircraft,
particularly
its
jet
transport
and (e) for additions and improvements to its properties and
of
outlays
load on the generator.
equipment is its worldwide application.
The units have a capacity to deliver precise power within the tempera?*ture range from minus 65 to plus 125 degrees Fahrenheit, and at
altitudes up to 10,000 feet.
First shipments of the generator sets are
scheduled next September.-—V. 187, p. 454.
Net
[
orders
prospectus.—V.
2
'
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March
on
advance
2
——:
,
unique
automatically ^and
tentatively
expected to be received by the company at
West Adams Street, Chicago 90, 111., up to 10:30 a.m.
(CST) oh April 15 for the purchase from it of the above mentioned
$50,000,000 of new bonds.—V. 187, p. 1312, Bids
>
r
amount
this
$60,000,000
2
*
completely enclosed and winterized,
punching control and communications.
March
on
registration
exceed
•was
Fe,
-
to
prospectus, the company's expenditures in 1957
and equipment totaled about $30,800,000, which
greater than the amount expended for such items in any pre¬
ceding
year.
Projections
indicate
that
such
expenditures
will
bo
2
2
Dulles & Battles, Inc
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
'-'A.-'i
by. the U. ,S.
erators,
used
Co.—Registers Bond Offering—
indicated
are
According to the
property, plant
.
Commonwealth Edison
1960
676.
p.
facilities.
to be offered at
working
for
general
for
The
Another
:;
2
••',?
,v-
$5,COO,000 ; missile
(diesel
Commodity Investment Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With
the
to
reimbursement percentages; (c) to keep the company in a position,
or undertake projects- for the Government (in addition
current
2
announced, on March 27.
order, directed to the company's Power Equipment Division,
..calls for several
'hundred 45 kilowatt, 400 cycle, precise power gen¬
in
the
21 filed a registration statement with the
of sinking
fund debentures, clue April 1,
public sale through an underwriting group
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Kuhn, Loch
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
be supplied by amendments
'
program;
A 2,
Co
Co.—
President,
.
31,
be added
accept orders
to
Singer, Deane & Scribner
2
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.
Incorporated
2
Thayer, Baker & Co.
v—
2
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co.,
2
—1
'
.
..
Dec.
will
Red
of
completion
1957,
to
cost
such funds,
among
other things,
(a) to repay, or partially
short-term bank loans; <b) to meet its increased cash require¬
resulting from increased investment in inventories occasioned
part by the Government policy reducing progress payment and
to
2
;
Parke
V.; 187, p. 1312.
'
-
proceeds
at
The
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—New Contract—
v
A
187, p. G75.
ii
Brothers, Tnc.———_
Brooke &
lease
and
3
—
2
/»
...
.
Bodine
&
&
Janney,
5.5
2
ration
summer.
Kirkland
Harrison
'
Bioren
*
,
expected to be completed
&
Penington, Colket and Co._„
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Booker
and
1959
187,
offered
production
Newburger
Boenning
-
the
at
plant
a
facilites
Ohio.
li&e
cost
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
5.5
5.5
Arthurs,' Lestrange & Co.—
Tynan System, which will be 50% -owned by Coastal States, is
scheduled 'for -completion in early summer.
,7
" i>. The proposed 15-mile Johns System will serve- three fields in Duval
County, Texas. Coastal States will have a 100% interest in this system
j Under consideration is a 10-mile system in Louisiana to serve two
fields;' This will mark the company's first undertaking in that State.
Also under consideration is a gathering system from Hidalgo County
'to Star County in Texas.
This system would entail 20 miles of main
6
& Co.———
Co.
to
"in
Townsend,
4.5
&
estimated
was
of
Middletown,
repay,
4.5
f^ie
Which is also
&
Crouter
•
Butcher & Sherrerd—3
>
and
of
ments
4.5
Bache &
Co.
to
authorized and
no
D.
James A. Leavens, Inc.
A. E. Masten & Co.—
of
f
20
.Curtii.%1——
& Co.
Lockland
of
expansion
part of the
loan incurred
bank
construction
anticipated
balance
for
be
further
DeHaven
Weeks—_!•_
-
■
are
series
Stroud
.
extension
of
nor
Blair & Co. Incorporated—
Reynolds &;,Co.,
gas
gathering systems and has two others under consideration, to be added
to Coastal States'
present. network of 24 systems.
Mr. Wyaltt also
reported that the Duval County and Bee County systems;?which Were
'originally scheduled for January completion ■ but were delayed owing
^to extremely bad weather conditions in Texas, have been placed into
.operation and are now delivering gas.
tr.
; One of the new systems will be the 12-mile Tynan System initially
serving three fields in Bee County, Texas, with the possibility of an
18-mile
C,
•
i
Co.i.
Hemphill,
&
f
more
•• «"•
- TT„.—
Paine/Webber; Jackson
March
on
two
construct
reissued there
B or
'
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Plans to Construct
!„■■
A,
*JW'vV
Securities & Co.L——
securitieslo
Drexel
Hornblower
^Two More Gas Gathering Systems-—
series
.
&
;
&
use
proceeds of the sale cf the debentures will initially be added
working capital of the company, and may temporarily he in¬
vested in short-term U. S. Government securities. The company expects
for whom EastDillon,-..Union Securities &. Co. is acting as-representative, have
<severally agreed to'purchase from the company the .percentage of the
;Lun$ubscribed shares;.fifet:opposlte their respective names below:. 1.
'"':V
"
of
n-iu,,
$12,000,000
a
the
will
Co.)
to. the
yman
•
at
Match
Net
sinking fund and since shares which
beeil^redeemed mayfnot be
been
we
&
are
UNDERWRITERS—'The;;-underwriters named below,
declining
are
be
Elyth
by
other
company
to
:
headed
through
shares
will
and
headed
company
the
covering
"1978,
A 5,000 Shares of series B, 7,000 shares of
and',7.500 shares'-of series D were originally issued.
Certain
of series A,- series. B and series C have been redeemed
operation »f ,the /Applicable
"have
1953
15,
group
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
C
.unissued
-"7'V'•
('costs
The
the
finance
This
the
$10,000,000 limit
To eliminate any doubt,
$5,500 shares of series
sharp rise in costs in recent
V:?
"Despite this,
"J customer
-
.
<::!■'
Mr. V Lindseth,
of
with
the
programs
annually.-—V.
the
remove
series
the
connection
and
two
expenditures
of
The proposed increase averages 5%"for air-ciistoirier classifications.
«V'\ In no --event will the company's rate increase become elective fin
,*•; less than six months, reported .Elmer, L. Lindseth,; President, v '
share's
1983.
April
banking
and, with other available funds, will be used
capital exepnditures contemplated for 1958, 19j9,
and 1960. The company's 1958 expenditures for other
capital additions
.and improvements are estimated to
amount
to $8,500,000,
and such
?to
however, The company's, shareholders will be asked at the next annual
meeting to eliminate this ;debt limitation.
/
automatic
may
company on March 21 notified public-j/of ficials and. customers
/.throughout the Cleveland-Northeast Ohio -area itVserv.es that it/is
^"requesting a'general increase in electric rates.;.;
_/,•
.*
due
about
or
(formerly Diamond
financing to retire
Division
these
be issued thereunder.
The company's Joint
"Agreement of Merger/fa's amended, provides for an authorized debt
; of $10,000,000. A recent changq in the law has removed the necessity
Tor
debentures,
on
investment
an
this
in
$10,400,000.
shis.
4,675
427,040 shs.
the
on
of
'Calif.,
Gardner
6,720 shs.
7,500 shs,
'
further
•
principally
4,775 slis.
/
with
Corp.^—Files Registration Statement
sinking fund
is expected
by
company
'Bluff,
'
'
/
interference
no
Inc.
•proceeds
2,000,000
'
of
offering
The
'
cumulative—:
cumulative
with
corporation filed March 25 with the Securities and Exchange
a
registration statement covering a proposed offering of
$25,000,000
'1,000,000
"
-
on
made
or
are
Diamond Gardner
"
$27,500 shs.
vacated
sequence.
underwritten
1,576,000
'
checks
All checks
in
This
Outstanding
.
*'
:
request,
upon
be
Commission
$641,000
■
hearing,
should
cancelled permanently and are automatically
Conventional
paper
checks
canceled
by
the
Cansamatic can be stored in 30% less filing space than checks canceled
by conventional perforators.—V. 185, p. 1952.
stacked
1,265,000
1976——" 859,500
C/4%,; due; Oct.;-.l,
coded
processing.
Co.,
Series E, 3385^ due Oct. 1, 1980_-__
Series F, 4'%%; due Dec. 1, 1981—
suspension
1336.
development of the first completely automatic feed Per¬
Just been announced by this corporation.
Called
the
the new machine can cancel punch card and mag¬
has
netically,
bonds:
;
for
the
p.
"Cansamatic,"
FINANCING
.
182,
opportunity
an
whether
3
Cummins-Chicago Corp.—Announced New Perforator
the
is
provides
Successful
forator
Blakeslee
basis
company
^ Series D, 8%; cumulative-—f
;
•:-Common/sfoek /titlO par rvalue).——__
500,000 shs.
??"')■+•
\
250,000.
Series
,
largest'single
r v
;
,
at
Series
-
an
Seeks Rate 'Rise—,
*
...
-
^
Series
claiming 25 cents of every/dollar of.re venue, or $4.36
shar^ of
all
stock
common
A, 33%%,"due April 1, 1970—
Series B, 334%, due Oct, 1, 1975—
;
,
gram has been sec at $65,000,000, an all-time company high.
Construc¬
tion expenditures amounted to $38,000,000 in 1957, increasing property
knd plant .value by 7.3% , to $472,000,000. '•.*,%
"V'V
'"-.j";
vV
:item of
territory
-
mortgage
Series D,
;
>„•; increase of 7.5%.
;
In order to assure the company's ability to keep pace with ..the electric
/ heeds of Northeast Ohio in the years ahead,'the" 1958 expansion pro¬
.for each
1954
small
a
Series
added, the company faces ' heavy; into meet growing demands for electric
Taxes, Mr. Lindseth said, continued to be the company's
18,
order
question
The
v-r :
Vestment in plant and property
service from all classes of" customers.;
.=
■:A Expenses in 1957 were $96,000,000, $6,700,000 greater than in 1956,
-
,
Co.,
*V»W.'
eFirst
1957 reached $118,700,000, up
.6.3%) from >1956.
V
Operating costs and taxes, however, rose at a faster, rate than sales,
Mr;
this
CAPITALIZATION
declined,
the decline
President, in
stockholders on
33,340
Aug.
on
acquired all of the
company
Telephone
largest/independent telephone
from
as
Total sales, in
said
of
.third
generally, said Elmer L. Lindseth,
r.'1'
■
from
...
Rate of earnings in relation to plant and property, however,
,
;
the
1955
Fernridge
tion
only ? slightly
purchase
telephone company, and later in
1955 it acquired an exchange at E'agles Mere.
Pennsylvania Community Telephone Co. and Blakeslee & Fernridge
Telephone Co.? were merged into the company on June 7, 1956.
The company is engaged in a general telephone business
consisting
of local and long distance service. The
company estimates the popula¬
Sales and output of this company in 1957 showed continued growth,
although thef rate of increase slowed somewhat compared with the gains
..
In
&
; -;f::
^
by
phone Co.^(formerly "Blue Mountain Telephone Co.") was the surviving
corporation .of a merger in 1953 with Southern Telephone & Telegraph
Co. and Wicpnisco Telephone & Telegraph Co.
-1,348,287
1
■
,,
acquired
company
The
the
/permanent,—V.
.capital stock-and long-term debt of Pennsylvania Community Telephone
Co;,, which then had 14,473 telephones.
Pennsylvania Community Tele¬
$3,501,909
income!..—565,183
operating
V.
r.
'
In '1951 and 1952 it acquired four small
telephone companies, serving
together approximately -.1,800 telephones.
Tioga County Rell Telephone Co., with 6,161 telephones, was merged
in the company in>1953.
The
1957
-
$16,645,103 $16,468,589
.13,494,087
13,966,680-
revenue!—.
Net revenue
Net railway
r
1958
.
.
operating
(1431)
.
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
for
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1432)
Corp.—Declares Extraordinary Dividend—
a dividend on the outstanding shares of
common stock of
Equity payable in shares of common stock (10c, par
value) of Financial General Corp., a Virginia corporation.
Such divi¬
dend is payable on June 10, 1958 to holders of common stock of Equity
of record April 25, 1958 at the rate of 13/100s of a share of Financial
General common 6tock for each share of Equity common stock held on
Equity
directors have declared
The
such record date.
share
stock of
preferred
of
Equity presently has outstanding 6,979,0(15 shares of common stock
192,832 shares of preferred stock.
Upon conversion, each share of
preferred stock converted will receive 10 shares of common stock and
if all the outstanding shares of preferred stock were to be converted,
Equity would have outstanding 8,907,385 shares of common stock.
•
and
Equitv is the owner of 1,532,244.2 shares of common stock of Finan¬
A total of 907,278.45 shares of Financial General common
cial General.
outstanding
presently
shares
an
stock may be
additional 250,681.6 shares of Financial General common
distributed
issued
upon
General
Financial
of
the dividend on shares of Equity
conversion of preferred stock. Any shares
stock not required to be delivered in
by Equity in payment of
stock
common
the
in payment of the dividend on
of Equity common stock and up tp
distributed by Equity
will be
stock
common
of the dividend, together with 374,284.15 additional shares
presently owned by Equity and not required for such dividend purposes,
will continue to be held by Equity, subject to continued retention or
subsequent disposition as may be determined in the futqye by the
board of directors of Equity.—V. 186, p. 2368.
payment
Equity Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Seattle
This
with
ment
the
Federal
.
Robert
this
SEC
on
its common stock.—V.
shares of
185,
additional 300,000
1385.
p.
<•
.
Sign & Signal Corp.—New Director—
Bender
F.
corporation, it
President.
registration state¬
investment company filed a
March 25, 1958 covering an
(Wash.)
has
elected
been
Telegraph Corp.—V.
&
Fidelity Capital
directors
of
of
by William W. Scott,
Vice-President for finance of Inter¬
Bender is Executive
Mr.
national Telephone
board
the
to
March 22
announced on
was
185,
1153.
p.
Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registra¬
tion Statement Effective—
The
statement which was filed with
1958,
covering 20,000 snares of capital stock,
March 19.—V. 187, p. 775.
6,
on
the
registration
SEC
Feb.
effective
on
became
stockholders
The
tion
of
stock
6,
registration
covering
1958
19.-V.
Marcn
which
V.
also
20,000
107,
of
shares
capital
the
stock
SEC
Feb.
on
effective
became
consist
187,
$20,000,000, 4y8% first mortgage bonds, due April 1,
1988, was made on March 25 by an underwriting group
jointly headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith and Kidder, Peabody & Co. at 101.295% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield 4.05%. The group won award of
the issue
"
bid
A
March 24
on
of
100.5699
Stuart
&
Boston
Corp. bid
'
bonds
The
time
at
and
Co.
to
will
received
was
bid
from
and
101.939
The
electric
require
and
the
from
facilities
gas
that
estimates
company
will
1958
proceeds
Halsey,
The
First
sale
and
the
of
for
the
other
construction
expenditure \of
approximately
$75,000,000 and anticipates further financing in 1958 of about $20,000,000, in addition to today's offering.
The
this
approximating
require
.through
the
issuance
time.
the
1958-1959
It
is
7
<
financing
of
securities
expected
that
the
in 1958 in
estimates that
and
$45,000,000
construction
sources.
further
$20,000,000
approximately
the
•
anticipates
company
issue
wilt
an
of
of
type
a
balance
program
be
to
in
funds
obtained
to
1959
it
provided
determined
be
the
of
will
addition
be
to
money,
new
required
from
at
for
internal
...
EARNINGS—Revenues
income
to
in
1957
amounted
to
$131,338,000
and
net
$20,394,000.
the
largest
of
which
are
Miami,
Uauderdale,. Coral
Fort
/OiiMes, West Fa?i£^Be&cl),^ilytyood,, f^Jeah, .and/ Dkytona
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
r""
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
?Authorized
*First
-
mortgage bonds:
Outstanding series
•
1988
series
"
With Securities
This
$153,794,000
'Cumulative
-
pfd.
Outstanding
Common
•Not
20,000,000
fund
debs,
stock
due
($100
(no
limited
share;
bonds
which
Merrill
except
the
and
set
as
Drexel
&
$2,750,000
Co.
Gregory
900,000
&
•
L.
&
Sons
Moseley
Paine,
&
Webber,
900,000
Co
Rothschild
&
£c
Baker,
Weeks
&
Dickson
&
S.
F.
Co
.
Smithers
Co.__
&
Julien
&
Co.
&
C.
C.
Co
cents
share.
earlier registration
Cook
&
&
&
Co.
Co.
Co
&
&
600,000
series
150,000
150,000
Collings
efforts"
"best
a
August,
in
Stock
Offering—
This
company
covering
by
1957,
offer
this
&
&
&
the
and
net
total
a
of
870,317
will
exceed
not
exploration
obligated
and
to
rights
to
the
L.von
This
C.
&
Bodine
Co.
Inc
Northwest
Writer
Vegas 85,850 shares.
The prospectus indicates that; ] if
400,000 shares are sold, "the promoters, officers and directors
269,082 shares or 21.11% of the, outstanding shares, and will
have received approximately $99,650 in cash, for which they will have
contributed $5,000 In cash and properties
acquired by them at an
actual, cost of approximately $90,000, whereas purchasers of the 400,000
have
---
Scott
&
W.
Co.
Stringfellow
Scranton
The
Sterne, Agee & Leach__
Stix
Co
Yeatman,
Mosley Co. Inc
Sutro
Bros.
&
S.
Ashmun
C.
F.
Cassell & Co.,
outstanding shares, for
in cash.
• ' ' v
which
they
Co
Dooly & Co
guided
,
announced a
Convair-Pomona
with
of
187,
$26,000,000
new
for
guidance
and
1091.
p.
Foundry—
$3,700,000
a
increasing
11
needs
by
this
foot building
square
and to be completed in 1960.—V.
has
purchased
Receptor
Benedek
H.
Receptor had
Co.,
the
been
remaining
(Brooklyn,
Inc.,
announced
March
on
acquired
Vice-President
McVey,
Division, said
had been
Feed
in
by
is scheduled
167,
1206.
p.
Receptor
outstanding
N.
Y.»,
20.
stock
Chair¬
Board
Controlling
General
modern
interest
Instrument
mill
feed
March
on
in
April.
plot
purchased.
in
Tampa,
Fla.,
25.
General
and
2%-acre
a
Tampa
the
start
to
Manager
at
He
40th
said
of
ttie
Street
the
com¬
East
<fc
plant
new
will
in
Construction
contract
for
April.—V.
Co.,
Kansas
City, Mo.,, has been
Construction is expected
building the plant.
187, p.
Precision
573.
•
„
Equipment
Corp.^-Unit
Launches
$500,000 Research Program—
Bhand
spend
and
Jurs
and chemical
The
Bhand
cal
subsidiary,
a
20
research
announced
and
•*
will begin immediately, according to
and will continue over a two-year period. •«,
and
fittings
ment.—V.
Jurs
for
is
leading designer and
a
petroleum
will
-
•
-
M.
P..
■
Young,
'-8, !C*
-
manufacturer of mechani¬
facilities
storage
it
development pro¬
for the petroleum
control systems
supervisory
industries.
process
March
on
accelerated
an
program
President,
i
Co.,
$500,000 on
over
to develop remote
gram
and
transportation
equip¬
187, p. 775.
General Telephone Co. of California—Bonds Offered—
An underwriting syndicate jointly managed by White,
•
Weld
Co,
&
and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. on March 27
of $20,000,000
4J/s% first mortgage
bonds, series L, due March 1, 1938, at 100.429%, and
accrued interest, to yield 4.10%.
Award of the issue"
was
won
by the underwriters at
competitive sale
March 26 on a bid of 99.599%.
t
issue
an
Other
bids 'for
Stuart
,
&
Paine,
Webber,
-
Co.
the
Inc.,
bonds
4**s
as
and
Curtis-
&
received as follows: Halsey. ,
Securities Corp., 99.1899, and f
Stone <fe Webster Securities
were
Equitable
99.57099;
Jackson
Corp. (jointly), 98.8299.
The new bonds will be
•
redeemable at optional redemption prices
to par, plus accrued Interest.
However, none
of
the
bonds
may
be
redeemed prior to March 31,- 1963 througli
funds borrowed by the company at an interest rate less than the rate
ranging
of
105.43%
from
interest
these
on
PROCEEDS—Net
toward
; company
part
.The
31,
will
1958
in
the financing will be applied by the
and the repayment 4n whole or in
for construction
purposes.
Incurred
loans
bank
that
amount
BUSINESS—Company
communities
.
from
construction costs
estimates
company
bonds.
new
proceeds
short-term
of
Dec.
to
property
points
in
southern
and
out
total
'
a
owned.
of
and
local
central
California.
of
■
_
of
revenues
the
purchase
all
the
1957,
the
-
,
in
certain
'
.
had
company
purchasers are under
bonds as follows:
new
ending
year
total
$80,393,931 and net income of $10,873,100.-
PURCHASERS—The
'
year
the
service
California,' and toll service to
Dec.
31; 1957., the: company
of which 914,998 were' company-
.
EARNINGS—For
■
-
for
telephone
At
telephones,
915,452
additions
$72,700,000.
provides
'
.«served
to
'
acquire
the
of
one
Nicolay-Dancey,
Inc.,
of
excess
$4,000,000
President of Frito,
jointly announced.
expected
to
exceed
on
exchange of stock
an
E. L. Nicolay, President
Combined sales of the
two
$50,000,000 in 1958.
and
Inc., producer of New Era potato chips, operates
in the Great Lakes
region, serving such cities as Detroit, Chicago;
Toledo,
Cleveland and
Columbus,
Ohio;
and
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The
company has distributed Fritos corn chips in the Michigan area for
four
Kidder,
operating
'
i
,"
firm
a
.
.
commitment
to
,
of
officers
a
said
the
of
separate
that
Detroit
E.
L.
Nicolay and R. V. Dancey, majority
are expected to become directors and
company,
Frito.
Nicolay-Dancey, Inc., will be
wholly-owned suosidiary.—V. 187, p.
operated
by
Frito
as
has
project
confirmed
the
report
150,000
150,000
150,000
p.
that
it
has
sold
its
ip0,000
Secondary Offering— secondary offering of 22,000 shares
of capital stock (par
$2.50) was made on March 24 by
Improved
Frobisher's
Hallowell, Sulzberger,.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
200,000
Newhard,
200,000
Collins &
Cook
C.__
300,000
Co.
&
Rand & Co
&
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
Elworthy & Co
100,000
850,000
Irving Lundborg & Ce._
100,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
100,000
&
Co.
Bros.
200,000
1,000,000
Hammill
Denton,
-
Tucker,
Anthony
&
R.
850,000
&
Ohio
—V.
187,
Stern,
600,000
Co
Company
100,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co._
600,000
Day
Hentz
The
Fox
Frank,
Meyer
100,000
<fc
100,000
1314.
p.
General Time Corp.—Registers
working
capital.—V.
179,
This
the
corporation
SEC
stock,
of
Stock-—
covering
to
Kidder,
Secondary Offer With
be
on
21 filed a registration statement with
outstanding shares of its $10 par common
sale by the holders thereof through.
March
33,000
offered
for
Peabody & Co.
public
The initial public offering price will be
price related to the then current market for the stock;
writing
Cotton Mills—Seeks to Retire 50%
&
&
Pressprich & Co._ 1,650,000
Inc.
The
Fulton Bag
Marks
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in British Newfoundland Corp. Limited to the Suez Canal
It also reports that it received before the end of last year
payment from the sale of its interest in the Miferma iron
in French West Africa.
The funds received from these sales
substantially
1831 and 2037.
terms are
company
stockholders
are
to be
has
by
supplied
outstanding
Erard
A.
a
fixed
the under¬
ana
amendment.
489,875
shares.
common
Matthiessen.
Conrad
H.
The
selling
Matthlessen,
Jr.,
and Ralph H. Mathiessen, trustees under an indenture of trust executed
The
half
100,000
W.
Burns
block
final
Common
Julien
1,650,000
Shearson,
shares
have
400,000
400,000
400,000
t
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Sale Confirmed—
company
400,000
1,650,000
M.
Co.
H.
•
McDonald & Company..
William R. Staats & Co.
1313.
•
Frobisher
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Good body & Co
1,650,000
$400,000
1,650,000
Co.
R.
du Pont & Co:
Francis I.
Peabody & Co._ 2,175,000
Laurence
L.
Doolin
$2,175,000
Co
&
Hallgarten & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
years.
Mr.
Weld
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Doolin,
are
(Mich.) Firm—
March 22 announced plans
potato chip manufacturers,
White,
Nicolay-Dancey,
150,000
100,000
Inc.
,,
the Navy's
basis).
will
Company.
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., San Francisco, Calif.—
E.
companies
of
100,000
C.
E.
C.
the
&
Co.
300,000
Oscar
on
Nicolay-Dancey,
150,000
150,000
Co.____
Lestrange
300,000
■ttv' 18.7' e- m
of
This
Suplee,
Arthurs,
the
Co.—Acquires Detroit
company
basis,
150,000
&
300,000
300,000
of
$1,200,000
country's leading
of Detroit, Mich.
-
150,000
&,
31.4%
own
contributed
150,000
Parke
Chas.
will
Lake,
into full
going
category.
corporation will build a
Bell, President, announced
Buffalo
extent that
Las
China
at
to
smallest of
and
newest
March
summer
Radio
H.
pany's
150,000
Co.
&
Christensen, Inc.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
300,000
of
prior
..
^manufacture a complete line of Larro sure Feeds for livestock and
'poultry and will have a capacity of 100 tons daily (or a 16-hour day
annual
own
owners
150,000
150,000
Inc
H.
D.
with
all. of the
will
its
finishing
,
Guatemala
in
the
pay
and
about
General Mills, Inc.—To Build New Feed Mill—
financing,
the company's
are
granted,
the
rentals and make the
investments required by the Guatemalan law.
The
balance of the proceeds will be conserved for working capital and for
the purpose of acquiring producing oil and gas properties and possibly
selected non-producing acreage in situations where advantageous pur¬
chases may be made for cash, the prospectus indicates.
The company's prospectus lists E'ugene H. Sanders of Denver as its
President.
Four
Corners
Uranium
Corp.
of Denver and George D,
Fehr of Salt Lake City are
listed as holders of 162,800 and 142,180
shares, respectively (18.6% and 16.2 %) of the 875,324 common shares
outstanding.
Officers and directors hold 106,282 shares and Arthur
When
$153,424.
for
company will be
minimum annual
Station
Test
Sound,
the Navy also
ago,
ever
on
corporation
pf
Radio
in
the
approximating $968,000,
$200,000 will be used for drilling two exploratory wells in the Paradox
Basin,
Utah.
The
company
also
will
pay
$35,000
to
certain
un¬
affiliated persons pursuant to its contract to acquire certain explora¬
tion rights in Guatemala, and will pay off the $35,000 note held by
Four Corners Uranium Corp.
Part of the proceeds, together with any
other available funds,
will be used to meet the company's obligations
under various purchase contracts, covering real estate in the south¬
western Denver metropolitan area.
Payments of principal due In 1958
applications
the
Jones-Hettelsater
shares in connection
common
Norton
contract
establishment
Martin
offered
of these assets.
proceeds
of
this
printing
of
1957.
Integration of Radio Receptor's research, engineering and man¬
ufacturing activities with those of General Instruments' other divisions,
particularly in tue semi-conductor and military equipment fields, is
now well under way, he stated.—V. 187, p. 144
To date, the company has expended a total monetary
consideration of $170,062 in cash and has issued its note for $35,000 to
Co.,
Townsend, '
Co.,
for
meet
This
west, of Denver.
acquisition
month
a
the
surface-to-air
announced
(14%)
shares of common stock. The company proposes
stock for public sale at $3 per share through an under¬
affiliate
Ordnance
USS
..
Ordnance
of
help
man
acquire applications relating to additional acres;
and some 868
of unimproved real estate in Jefferson County, Colorado, south¬
Of
and
Mr.
General Instrument Corp.—Completes Radio
Purchase— i
400,000
its
the
Re-equipping of the present 95,000
Colo.—Proposes
writing group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Campbell,
McCarty & Co., which will receive a commission of 45c per share.
According to the prospectus, the company's properties include oil
and gas leases covering approximately 113,279 unproven acres, In the
States of Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico and North
Dakota;
oil shale lease applications on 5,120 acres
In Sweetwater
County, Wyoming; Oil and gas exploration applications covering ex¬
tensive acreage in the Republic of Guatemala and a contractual right
io
plants,
concentrate
consLsts
.
Naval
the
missile is
to begin this
Forest
registration statement with
a
at
the
General
25, filed
to
which
half
large steel casting foundry
of the electric utility industry
company's foundry department.
This new facility will be located in the present Iron Foundry build¬
ing in the Schenectady (N. Y.) plant.
to
were
V
March
on
of
retire
Corp.—Awarded Navy Contract—
-
than
Plans
basis
2048.
p.
Four Corners Oil & Gas Co., Denver,
150,000
&
Pacific
&
the
150,000
Co
Crouter
300,000
Gardner_
Renshaw
filed
186,
plans
mill
Dleachery
a
to
545.
p.
board
on
in
awarded
Frito
$200,000
:
Co
Inc.
300,000
Co
Reinholdt
statement
withdrawn.—V.
was
percentage
manufacturing
company
(Ga.)
General Electric Co.—To Build New
-
cash
of
1988
300,000
&
on
the
control groups for the Terrier missile.—V.
per
The consideration Is in
300,000
Inc
Legg
Newhard,
Rodman
&
&
&
500,000
Co
C.
Parrish
Rand
Brooke
Loewi
&
Co
Collins
Evans
•_
Boettcher
500.000
&
made
same
necessary
Navy announced on March 14 that it had awarded an
contract to this
corporation's Convair Division- for pilot
of Tartar guided missiles.
Tartar
Bureau
116,000 fhares were issued for the assets
of
Bonded Laboratories,
Inc., of which Hans Lowey was the
sole
stockholder.
Mr. Lowey is President of Forest Laboratories.
Bonded
Laboratories resold 19,000 shares to Otto Hansen and 23,000 shares
to Joseph H. Leeds, at 10 cents per share;
and additional considera¬
tion
was
the
prior payment of $4,000 and the relinquishment
of
certain foreign licensing rights.
The company also has sold 15,000
shares to Carroll & Co. and 5,000 shares to Powell Company at 10
1958.
underwriters
Model, Roland & Stone_
Baker, Watts & Co
600,000
Co.
Ferris
1,
tlncludes
+.
Peters,
Co._
Co., Inc
Cullom Davis
McDonnell
John
Oct,
several
900,000
.600,000
Co.,
&
Shelby
the
Kalman
600,000
S.
Stroud
*
be
bag
branch
Atlanta
looms,
the
.
6,300,000 Shs.
mortgage.
900,000
900,000
Co.
Inc.
,
the
DeHaven
•
Shields
R.
of
900,000
Jackson
Curtis
F.
in
$125,000 due
names
"
8.
of
forth
CoT 2,'750^000
&
The
that
indicates
prospectus
500,000shs.
20,000,000 shs.
Lynch, Pierce,
Peabody
to
is
its
that
its
have
$7,200,000,
S.
and
missiles
Exchange Commission—
offering
168,
production.
& Co., of Denver, Colo., for which a 50 cent per
share selling
commission is to be paid.
The underwriter also will
receive
$10,000 for expenses.
Alfred L. Powell Co. has joined the
offering as a sub-underwriter."
The
company
was
organized in April,
1956, for the purpose of
acquiring certain of the assets of Bonded Laboratories, Inc., a New
York corporation.
It was engaged primarily in the business of devel¬
oping,
manufacturing and selling various drug and pharmaceutical
products; and It also imports cosmetic compounds and preparations
from a foreign manufacturer for sale in this country.
According to the prospectus, net proceeds of the financing are to
be used as follows:
$34,500 for expenses of the offering and $9,375
for
a
iinder's
fee; $30,000 for stabilization of market; $50,000 for
additional inventory and accounts receivable;
$87,500 for expansion
of sales force and promotion of the company's products; $40,000 for
lesearch
and development in respect
to new products; and $48,625
for working capital.
The
company
now
has outstanding 174,000 common shares.
The
*9,375,000
bonds,' and the principal amounts of
they have agreed to purchase are as follows:
Fenner_& Smith
Kidder,
F.
par)_
1
U.
Calif.,
Carroll
II.
by
in
1,500
evaluation
and
to the
26,
stock.
362,500 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
1988
series
•new
$10,000,006
value)
par
sinking fund requirements
,
1972__
issues
stock
and
of
added
will
cash.
The Navy Bureau of Ordnance said the pilot line missiles,
to be
produced at Coffvair's plant in Pomona, Calif., will be used for testing
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1958, covering 150,000 shares of its 10 cent par capital
The
stock
is
to
be
oifered
for
public sale at' $2.50 per
March
sale
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
production
Less
shares
bonds
3V4%■ sinking
;
Beach,
FINANCING
Outstanding '
__
*'
•
line
,
BUSINESS—The company supplies electric service in most of the
territory along the east coast of Florida, the agricultural area around
!'50uthfrnsana*eas.tern Lake Okeechobee, the. lower wept coast area, and
portions of central- and north central Florida.
It services 461$ com¬
munities,
The
$8,000,000
Laboratories, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Registers
Forest
an
net
use
additional
purposes.
for
Co.
at
the
option of the company at any
redemption price of 105.42%, and for the sinking
fund at prices ranging, from 101.30% to 100%.
provide
program
4,/«s
as
&
redeemable
are
improvement
corporate
Weld
and
The present 2,200 stock¬
into class A stock.
Sec
1205.
p.
He
,
before."
as
the
General Dynamics
acres
both for 4V4S.
PROCEEDS—Company
bonds
bonds
the
Wnitc,
101.80,
initial
an
for
Inc.;
bid of 100.609%.
on a
1,000,000
the
spindles,
new
Friedland, Board Chairman, as "Hattie Friedland"; and
she proposes to sell 60,000 shares of her holdings of 61,089 shares of
Food Fair stores stock, not 6,000See V. 187, p. 1313.
to
of
of
shares now authorized.
The
class A voting common shares
by
said.
operations
facilities.—V.
two
in the "Chronicle" of March 24 should have referred
The item
SEC
Florida Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Offering
which
conpuon
stock
obtained
65,000
wife of Samuel
on
775.
p.
stock
stockholder
each
common
company
textile
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Correction—
An
with
filed
was
its
meeting approved
a
reclassifica¬
classes of stock will be created
annual
1,000,000 class B non-voting co nrnon shares.
holders would have their snares reclassified
—
statement
in
1,000,000
the
would
the
at
stock,
common
replace
Fidelity Trend Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registration
The
company's
The
Levine
Laboratories
Statement Effective
distribution
the
Florida Telephone Corp.—Reclassification Approved—
to
Equity may, at the option of the
holder thereof, be converted into 10 shares of common stock of Equity
upon surrender for such purpose of the
certificate representing said
share of preferred stock. Any holder of preferred stock exercising such
option of conversion prior to the record date will then, as the owner
of common stock of Equity, be entitled to receive the above-described
dividend, at the rate of 1-3/10 shares of Financial General common
stock for each share of Equity preferred stock converted.
Holders of
preferred stock who do not convert will not receive such dividend.
Each
the
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $54.25 per share, with a dealer's
discount of $1.25 per share.
It was completed.—V. 187,
p. 1313.
.
stockholders
the
company's
have
approved
outstanding
a
plan for
capital
stock
pro
at
rata
a
retirement
price
of
$30
of
a
Under
the
rendered.
plan,
Half
of
outstanding
all
the
and 'stockholders
certificates
on
a
share
stock
will
for
stock,
480,000
surrendered
receive
on
share basis.
the
will
be
shares,
retired
remaining
This
will
leave
be
may
half
at
sur¬
$30
new
240,000
per
stock
Jay
a
one-sixth
trustees
standing
and
the
Levine,
Chairman,
return
of
$15
said
per
the
share
retirement
against
1948,
by
life
interest
38,324
own
stock.
Erard
Eda Mathiessen
in
common
Ralph
H.
Matthiessen
A.
as
the
settlor.
trust.
shares,
As
plan "is equivalent to
the original cost.
After
an
prospectus
additional
also
own
an
Ralph H.
29,446
director
Matthiessen
shares and
aggregate
of
17,053
of
of
is
of
listed
the
is
son,
shares.—V,
trustees
20,
7.8%
as
of
Board
company.
the direct
his wife,
the
March
representing
Matthiessen
as
Each
shares
outstanding.
receiving
6,
per
share.
share
May
beneficial
p.
1958,
the
the
out¬
Chairman
According
daugther and
186,
has
2369.
owner
a
to
of
brother
Volume ,187
Number 5729
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Georgia Power Co.—Bond Offering—Mention
in
our
the
made
was
$24,000,000, 4*4% first mortgage bonds, due Marcn 1, 1988,
at 100.947% and accrued interest
by a group of invest¬
ment bankers headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Shields & Co. Further details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
amounts
of
St'ifel,
Shields
A.
&
4.150,000
Elworthy
2,300,000
Kenower, MacArthur &
Francis I. duPont & Co.
E.
F.
Button
J.
A.
2,300,000
Hogle & Co.,
Co
...
Co
&
&
Co
4
440,000
Clark
&
Co.—_
440,000
Grande &
'
Grant-Browned
,
220,000
Mead.
330,000
—;
Stubbs,
Rodman «fc RenshaW—- 330,000
" '■>
See also V/ 187, p. 1314.
&
5
•
*'/
The
-
directors
share
of
ferred
the
March
on
26
Smith
Co.^.
stock
stock
Inc._
|
•
-
each
the
V.
proposal.—V.
to
exchange
shares
three
one '
of
525."
by
Gross
who
the
dent
dent
elected
be<m
7'"y'./
the
i
Board,
announced
President
of the Gillette
President
in
the
At
Charge
annual
of Gillette,
Presidents
The
succeed
directors.
Gillette
The
election
of
Carl
Vincent
March
on
Co.
The
«...
•
board
J.
also
will be in
the
that
"consolidated
elected
$6,965,000 earned
in the first quarter of
somewhat
for
and
Hotel;
Canadian
1958
Merit
er's,
Insurance
companies.—V.
the
.
Mr.
division
them
and
of
of
figures
Sales
into
$2,234,732
by
up
who
of
three
had
this
the
of
P..
:•
•
announced
March
on
25
by
2577.
Jack
Hosid,
;.
President.—V.
this
of
Securities
and
-:
'
35%
of
ments,
Inc.
purchased
as
a
in
step
■:
See
the
of
remain.
of
-
that
Guild
Films'
products
new
to
the
to
-v
expansion
keep
r
- "
tlio
of
is
company
pace
;••.
to
for the
following its recent
the
ABC
tion
'
Oil
i'/y'
Six
•
he
corporate
'*.t
'
•
GHdden's
between
will
i
Ws
and Bahama
companies will drill
work
Gulf
site
will
Oil
Co.
■..
seismic
...
Months Eladetl Feb. 28-^
:
'
1958
-
1957
budgeted
to
southwest
begin
in
test
well
Nassau,
of
the
$100,519,359 $111,996,858
income
530,973
'
159,683
Total income
$101^50-,732-- $112,156,541
Cost >ol products-sold—-—
- 77,326,'404
' 86,081,053
Selling; ad. taistratlve-kiwi. general experiSes— - 16,013,545
15;601.421
Prov. for deprec.. depletion and amortization •
• 2,539,719
2,434,243
InterestTaxes
expense
on
.yLlft<,8^491^.^,566,641
■
income—estimated;
Federal nttrinuJ andsurta::^.^-...
i
Dominion and/Stales
.
;
taxes_<r-.
2,083,000
,
3,796,000
196,060
U5,6QO
-.r-V.-.T—y
The
work
Sal
Cay
over
$3,000,000
in
the
history
maximum
a
depth
30
will
and
the
of
of
Bank
at
of
one
V.
Co.
below—V.
Airlines
35
each
rights
Comment shares
income—_T—^
outstanding..//!.:.!
$3,481,183
-' '2,296.170
2,298,170
Earnings per share of-common stock ..--:../..^'
;
$2,105,573
-
f
$0.92
•'
^-
the
last two months
same
:
* slightly
-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
General
•
of Gliddert's second quarter showed
with February results"only
month - last -year.—V; 186, p.'* 23517
improvement
contract
for
construction
f.
marked
a
those
7
•
of
187,
tions,
187,
of
company's
new
$9,000,000
Videne plant at Apple Grove, W. Va., has been awarded to the Catalytic
,
The ilve-stbry^ structure,
be
to
known-as
the
Point
Pleasant
plant,
will
producer- Goodyear's new polyester film, Videne, which will be
marketed for direct or stretch laminatiing applications in the textile,
metal, wood, paper, plastic, automotive and packaging fields.
Work
uled
for
around
April-5.
.
Constiuctlon
time-table
.
calls
for
the
incentive
added
Caribbean. Island.—V.
to
187,
developments
further
1314.
of
industry
major
The
on
SEC
'"■/./
Grand Union Co.—Opens 12th Market in Florida—
This
company
announced, on
third
to
a
with
has
March
opened its 12th supermarket in Florida. It
20 by Lansing P. Shield, President.
It is
Grand. Union
from
All
-
Canada to
told.
during
this
to its
general
funds
.•
Union
plans
to
open
'
Plans New Supermarket—•
-
Champagne's' Super Markets,
a
lease--for
a-
new,
modern
•J
The
new
total
of
40
new
markets
.'
-
/
J
..V
of
major
a
-.
facility for the development and produc¬
long-range rockets and missiles will got
at Bacchus,
28.
it
Utah,
was
announced
by
this
/
'
advance
technical
In
missile
development
was
Securities and Exchange Commission—
March 12 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of cumulative first preferred stock (no par)
747
at
offered
a
stock
are
to
$50
per
purchase
be
used
for
public and to eligible employees,
underwriting is Involved.
The pro¬
shi re to the
plan.
cash
No
reserve.—V.
187,
p.
576.
-
•
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
25, 1958, covering 25.508 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
offered only to company employees and officers under stock options or
for
outright purchase.—V.
181,
p.
1311.
Shop-
March
oil
direction.—V.
on
March
/
-
,
'■
' !..
■
.
announced that
13
the
com¬
1091.
187, p.
Co., Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files—
17
G%
of
stock
common
is
underwritten.
not being
received
Wall Street,
for the purchase - from it of - $10,000,000 first mortgage
April 1988, and $10,000,000 sinking fund debentures due
1983.
'
mortgage : bonds -and
first
of
'
debentures.
!
'
authorized the company to issue
Power Commission has
$10,000,000
The
April 1—
the company at the offices of Bankers.
New York 15, N. Y., up to-11 a.m. (EST)
by
16
1
The Federal
the
•
%
.
in
$10,000*000
sinking
"
*
issuance and sale of the
be coUSuimrrated until the
FPCTs order requires; however, that the
securities
at
bidding shall
competitive
not
Commission by
to
'
said that it would use proceeds from the securities to
repay, in part,
outstanding short-term bank obligations which were
incurred to provide temporary funds for construction expenditures asso¬
ciated With its hydroelectric developments in the /Hells Canyon reach
of the Snake River, licensed by the FPC in August of 1955.
Although the Issuance of the securities was authorized bjr the Idaho
P/U. Commission, tiie Oregon P. U. Commission denied the company's
application, and. asked the FPC to consider this denial ae aa informal
protest to the application before the FPC.
/ * /,
The FPC noted that the Oregon State Commissioner's denial was not
based upon the merits of or need for the financial transactions, hut
upon the fact that a State statute prevents liim from taking .any action
which might interfere with the Oregon State Water Resources Boards
recently stated policy seeking a reexamination of the merits of the
Federal-Power Commission's 1955 action la licensing "the 4Snak« River
projects,.,and calling for a suspension of activity -whlch may furtfaer
compromise the Board's inquiry. Tiie Oregon Gommisskmer said "that
any action
by him approving the securities would tjcpd.r4t}t96Rt«
from',or interfere witli the state water resources poHcy, which he was
without authority td dp. "
^
" ...!
'
The Federal Power Commission pointod out that in "ita ^955, oyder
granting the license to Idaho Power "fOf the'developments ih"the'Hell8
Canyon reach of the Snake River it found that the proposed project
was best adapted to a comprehensive plan for improving or developing
the waterway.
& also noted that Its order was affirmed upon court
review and the Supreme Court had refused to review that decision.
be
further .order approves the interest rate, and price
received by the company for both the bonds and the debentures,
The -company
.
.
,
•
The
Commission
that
said
it
had
carefully
show the
representations,
and
that
considered -the
Oregon
did "not
which .nowhaving been considered are materially different from-the relevant facts
and circumstances heretofore considered
so-asvto affect in any
way the bases of our prior findings and conclusions."—V. 187, p. 1206.
Commissioner's
:
its -examination
existence of any additional facts or circumstances
.
.
.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—To Issue
Stock—rT:,
plans to offer 870,792 additional shares*,oi capital stock
to stockholders bf record May 29, 1958, at rate of one. new
share for each six shares held.
The company,
.
(par $100)
.
,
The company
now-has outstanding 5,224,753 of Its authorized 7,500,1314.
'
:
187, p.
.
Illinois Central RR.
corporation
is soliciting proxies with a view to gaining control
of the directorate of
latter's
'
annual
the Van Dorn
Iron
Works Co.
of Cleveland at the
to be held on April 2.
three of its officers for directors of Van Doirn.
meeting of stockholders
-Hofmann is putting up
They are Henry A. Hofmann, President of Hofmann Industries; Vincent
—
Secondary Offering —A secon¬
dary offering of 123,000 shares of common stock ^no par)
was made on March 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Bache
& Co. at
$30.50 per share, with a dealer's 'concession of
$1 per share.
It
oversubscribed.—V. 187,
was
p.
1314.
,
Incorporated Investors—Gardiner Elected a Director—
Robert
H.
Gardiner,
President
of
Fiduciary
Trust
Co.
of
Boston,
Mass.,
has been elected a director of Incorporated • Investors.
He
has also been elected a director of Incorporated Income Fund, com¬
growth fund.—V. 187, p. 1206.
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—To Sell Bonds—
Tliis corporation has announced plans to sell -*$3,000,000 of a new
series
The
bank
^Iofmann Industries, Inc.—Seeks Van Dorn Control—
This
has signed
Peterborough
'
marketing ... of
asphalts ■ and -other heavy-end
said that, effective Marclv 10, 'the subsidiary's
Husky lli-Power Inc. and that refinery opera¬
marketing, - and ^related
service' functions were
panion to the capital
,
.
company,
on. Jaffrey Road Ih Peterborough,
N. H„ it was an¬
March-20." ; ;
8,600 -square foot supermarket, which will bring to seven
-
.
*
a division of this
supermarket in the
-ping* Village
nounced da
a
-
,
(Edward) Ilines Lumber Co.—Files Stock Plan—
the
Florida."
Grand
h'*<
•
to
$19,125
be
due
-April,
-March
on
an
added
the
ends
B
Mill
Co.,
bonds
oversubscription
an
■%
7
;
Nielson
changed
April
on
about April 4.
Of the remaining
to be' offered to employees and
187, p. 988. '
be
and
Mr.
offering
Trust
are
financing will
_'/
^
Nielson, President,
class
Bids
or,
through
coil
Idaho Power Co.—To Receive Bids
Feb.*.
on
was
to be
1958.
Lleberknceht, ;lnc.,
100% owned key subsidiary,
and fabricated aluminum building sup-,
The
the SEC
registration statement' with the SEC
sale
March
covering
be
ceeds
*.
opened this year and brings to 382 the
number -of stores operated by the company along the eastern seaboard
new
Karl
of
machinery.
com-
corporation on
under
I
Co., ore mineral and chemical
National Paint & Manganese
interest
premium-
Ilicks-C. Q. S. Photo Service, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
p.
controlling
cost with
this
propellants for
Files With
-
important
,
filed a' letter of notification with the
debentures due Oct.-'1,'I960 and 225
(par $154 to be offered in units of
one share of stock and $85 principal amount .of-debentures.
Tho price
of each unit is $100.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital;-
announced
by this corporation on March 14 in the form of a new hose capable
of handling fuming nitric acid missile fuel.—V. 185, p. 2447.
volume
Inauguration of a new weekly Grace Line sea-link between Kingston,
Jamaica, B. W. I. and New York was hailed on March 26 as an
New York
the
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.—New Development—
A
Grace Line, Inc.—New Service to Jamaica—
.
Samuel &
Frank
'
company
shares
fund
filed
stock'held'.-(with
on
$100,000
Immediately
on
1263/
p.
000 shares.—V.
1206.
p.
on
.
textile
of
covering
SEC
Utilizing the latest methods for the casting of double-based solid
propellants; the Hetcules process line will be built on a 500-acre site
adjacent to the 2,000-acre Utah plant area where Hercules now oper¬
ates one of the
world's most modern commercial explosives plants.
"This new. facility will be built to develop solid propellants suitable
for use in rockets, missiles, and space vehicles in any size now con¬
templated,"
said
Fred
M.
Hakenjos,
Manager of Hercules', newly
created
Chemical
Propulsion
Division
which will operate the new
Bacchus facility.—V. 187, p. 1091.
on
the new plant will begin immediately on the 300-acre tract at
Apple Grove,, according to Mr. DeYoung, with, ground-breaking sched¬
production by, early 1959,/he said.-—V. 187,
solid
company
•
Construction- Co:.; of .Pliiladelphia, Russell DcYoung, Goodyear Executive
Vice-President, announced, on March,j2-LV. .".7,
.
Construction
way
*
■
is the country's largest producer of tungsten
metallurgical grade manganese nodules./ Early this
February,
heavy
The
145.
p.
which, wag
of
e.xpire
filed
public
proceeds
of
•
Its stock Is listed-
Mexico.
Idaho Manufacturing
Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii—Registra¬
shares
to
'■1 '
under
and
Inc.
placed under its
.Hercules Powder Co;, Inc.—To Increase Facilities—
tion
shareholders will- receive
the Howe Sound- shareholders
V
,
President of Halle Minos, Inc., has also
Chief Executive Officer'of 'Howe Sound.
Jr.,
aluminum sheet,
was
name
882.
p.
.
the
(Ohio)—New Plant—
this
of
below
Halle
*
acquired
products.
petroleum industry.
feet from a self-
"
-Dwlght P. Joyce, Chairman and President,'announced that operations
for
the
merger
2/v shares hold and
,
and
in
Glenn E;
most
and will be available for general corporate purposes.
This increase,
accordingitcy-thc prospectus, will expand the over-all borrowing power
;of the company and
will in turn permit an increase in its-present
volume of .business.- Part of the proceeds may be used in the regular
course
of business temporarily to reduce
bank borrowings.—V. 187,
p. 1314.
•' "
V"
'■
'•
'"
'
$1.52
♦
;
of Halle Mines, Inc., on March.
had voted to merge the two companies. The,
are
subject to the approval of the -respective
and
company
'
cost,
a
the
underwriting group headed by
F. Ebcrstadt & Co. and Dean Witter & Co.
The public offering price
and .underwriting terms are to be supplied by, amendment.
The
company
either directly or through subsidiaries, is ongaged
principally in providing working funds for industry by financing the
sales and other operations of a widely- diversified group of clients;
Net
.
$3,545,496
pany's wholly-owned light-ends marketing subsidiary, H. Earl Clack"
Inc.,
has. been renamed and expanded to include Husky's refining
covering 125,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
for
Halle
and
186,
,.
of debentures,
1958,
offered
$3,128,439
Husky Oil Co.—Subsidiary Renamed and Expanded—
15,000
water.—V.
of
feet
be
-
Consolidated., net
of
future
near
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Sound
This company
19.
'"
Vice-
director
a
of
Miucs,
produces
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Registers Stock Offering—
?
as
plies. This company last year reported a 23% Increase in sales while
the
industry as a whole suffered decline of approximately 10%.—
'
'
"
Executive
as
Presidency of Hord-,
to further integrate and diversify present operations.'
old Howe Sound Co. is the'nation's 'largest producer
Blackbird Mine in Idaho and also operates lfead-zinc.
at'its
operations
nearly
$150,000 to others.' See also V.
in
pro¬
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
*
of
operate
1958—2 Months—1957
$1,506,661
Co.
"
*.*'
to
combined companies.' 5 k -;
both Companies point out "that'with combined net
$29,GOO,<000 the consolidated xompany win "be in a
for
55-year
cobalt
j-ear
announced.
exploratory
an
miles
180
the
at
registration statement
for
tures
the
and.
activities
relations
stockholder
Net 'salesOther
Gliddeu
continue
and
is
importers, Refractories Corp. of America,
Statement Effective—"
$250,000
witii
the
continue
1958—Month—1957
Weaver,
manufacturers
Co.
'
privilege);
community." In" addition,
A.
out
Dorn
2487.
p.
sale
.
./-••
resign
will
187.
1958, covering $1,250,000 of 6&, convertible subordinated deben¬
tures due April 1, 1973", became! effective on March 21. '
Of the total $1,000,000 principal amount will be offered to stock¬
holders of record about March 14, 1958 at tlio rate of $100 of .deben¬
for
tijo'maintenance ofJ.a close liaison
Van
of
Will direct the activities of the
Ilaile
'
moveable wall system 'that combines low initial
of the design refinements cf the most advanced,
prefabricated wall systems has been developed by
The
•
will
assume
$1,257,523
properties in Chihauhua,
Stock Exchange.
sale
network.—V.
new
Appointment of Robert It, Augsbttrgeivas Director of Financial Rela¬
tions for'this chmpany has been announced by B. W.
Maxey, VicePresident. in charge of finance.
; :
' ' " ■ 'V
■•/'"•
Iii his new capacity,* Mr. Augsburger' will «be primarily responsible
gram.
shares
Corp.—February Sales Off—
President
position
The
•
company's;
negotiating
network
series
approximately
drilled
.
M.
concentrates
major
a
World"
two
cost
ever
Hawaiian
Financial Relaxation Director Appointed—
and
Gressens
175,
*
elected
strong
of
sound-resistant, sfel
ant'
glass
construction;
installation
by
Hauscrman's
trained erectors; -and complete reusability of
all com-,
poncnts after wall is changed in design or relocated.—V. 186, p. 526.
,
Co.,
Mr.
the
Upon
eacn
'Spokesmen
and.
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instru-,
company's diversification program, the
Gressens
O.
Coal
111.
merger
for
assets- in excess
10,
financial
1958,
this
one.
C^/Uhd
/
v
:./.
' •
■!•''*. / .-:
V : ' Major features of the new Type IIP Ilauserman wall system include
full-flush panels with single line joints
(no exposed posts); fireproof
stated.'vVr.-"-?•'
• • '?• The'Euston lead, plant was acquired by The Glidden Co. In 1926/
It has been a specialized producer of, White Lead
and Lead-in-Oil,
Jraw materials* used primarily in''the paint and ceramics industries.
connection
for
tlni'
directors.*
v-
platform located in
pany.
announcement
i
the
that they
the
share
William
Chairman
of
stated
>
-
immediate
thac
extensive
will
Howe
priced
by
that
of
one
(E. F.) Ilauserman Co.—Introduces New Walls—
company's
was
of
Howard
«
directors of
shareholders.
$400,000.
be
many
,
plant
Davis
and
186, p. 2757.
terms
The
sales.—-
Corp.—Two Bahama Units to Drill—
of
well
will
A
106,
.
The
1,
Peabody
announced,
21
industry
Electronics».
for
board
Cole
•
Initial
contained
Euston lead plant* in Scranton, Pa.,
to
Dumoni>Airplan'e
&
Marino
Instruments,/.iuc.,- of Clearfield,
Pa.,'
was
announced on Mariyi 12.'. Terras were Hot disclosed.•
>•
.
J.
Pniladelphia.
Quaker State Metals Co., Licbcrknecht's
17
years
over
It
Glidden Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Sells Lead Plant—
Sale
April
of Cnicago,
—
The
total,
with actual drilling operations scheduled to start In April.
The well will be drilled under oil prospecting licenses held
by the
two
firms,
wholly-owned subsidiaries of Standard Oil Co. of Cali¬
fornia anil Gulf Oil Corp., respectively.
The site was selected after
Reflecting sharply, iricreased public, acceptance since "Ccrobex," a
chemical compound;,,.recently was added to "Easy Glamur," sales of
the one-step liquid, clearner for rugs and upholstery have risen 30%,.
was
of
Howe Sound Co.—Merger Plans Announced—>
The
the
1957.''—V. 187, p. 775.
"
44,500
owns
James
Crumlish,
Co.
outstanding, or 44.6%.
The Intention
subsidiary of Hofmann.—V. 187, p. 45.
a
of
Inc.
—V.
to
.
it
as
Sales
up
any lime in the company's his¬
immediate expansion of its pro-'
plans
up.
tne
will
acquisition
operation.
sales
set
program
of
Sal Bank,
Cay
The
the
Glamur Products, Inc.—Reports Increased Sales—
&
Chemical
$100,-
groups.
45'/-
Groun
the
member-of
a
the
California
March
of
quar¬
than
it
says
nominating
Marshall
Virkler
Period End. Feb. 28—
$4,978,325 were
period, according
../.
chalked
company
■
Bahama
two
Vice-
first
group
also
Davis,
the
Peabody Coul Co.—V.
187,
at
same
Director
sales
sales
of
the
.
....
Kaufman,
inaicated
new
"Light
Bahamas.
as
both
a
less
the
Ilaile Mines,
.
Dorn
Effective
Vice-President for Sales,: has been elected Prcsir
Reub
announced
Gulf Oil
Chief Executive
as
earnings in the
neighborhood of $5,500,000,
-
were
accelerated
Cole
the
on
been Vice-
20,
of
of
shares
99.696
President
Co., Inc.—New President Elected—
program
expensive
Gilbert estimates
Mr.
Industrial
Chemical, Petroleum,
Securities Funds accounted
1314.
; ~
Officer.
ter
Montreal,
the W. T.
Acceptance Corp., *
:
that
another
Gil¬
Ziegler
is
group
firm
Horder's, Inc.—New President Named—:
in
Ltd.,
created
.V..':
.
Chairman, Carl J. Gilbert, will continue
new
C.
Mr. Ziegler had
stockholders
of
otner
ofllces
Zeller's
Carlton
months
record
Committee and
also
Mr.
of
p.
vacancy
Henslcy, President of The Toni Co.,
elected
were
of
of
K.
of
(Aviation,
Group
succeed
its
He
*
of
filling the
Safety Razor Co.
Sales since 1953.
meeting
Ziegler arid Stuart
the
two
with
Fund
foreign distribution
on
also
and
*
the
sales
of
and
with
of Joseph P. Spang, Jr.
Mr. Gross lias been Presi¬
Gillette Safety Razor Co., a Division of The Gillette Co.,:
board
Ritz
volume
year's
funcl.
Funds,
duction
1952.
1 The
National
Vice-President
Stock
to
tory,
\
President. to
Chairman of the
Ltd.,
with
director
On
assuming his new post,
Mr.backlog of sales was. greater than at
v
retirement
of
since
has
became
the
Van
retail
Canada, Is President of Green-
banxcrs,
Corp.;
first
divided
20to
Executive
Gillette Co.—Boone Gross Elected President—
bert,
national
Hofmann
President
Hofmanr.
been
'
Boone
Abbe,
mutual,
Ahbe
the
/ Guild Films
exchange
p.
The
Philadelphia law
pre¬
to
186,
this
of
187, p. 988.
At
the
llofmann, Vice-President, and M. Grant Fosnocht, Secretary-Treas¬
urer.
will
one
par
under
D.
There
Virklcr,
director
a
a
Canada,
Oil
&
last
remaining
the close^of 1947, Getty had outstanding 1,285,807 shares of $10
value preferred stock, the bulk of which is understood to be held !
by J. Paul Getty. It is understood Mr. Getty will exchange his shares
-
Gas
is
He
Cur
./ John Joseph Cplg;
V"
of
given
in
Steel
over
growth
offer, the company said con¬
the calling for redemption of the re¬
maining outstanding preferred stock. Tne company explained, however,
that no action toward that end had yet been taken.
'
■
>. ■
be
elected
investment
York.
for
L.
while
165,000
proposal
a
for
.
expiration
would
been
Inc.,
sales
Common
165,000
.
.
After ,th&
sideration
Union
which
1314.
p.
resident of Montreal,
a
New
affiliate
Permo
Mr.
said the formal offer to exchange the .shares Would be :
and would, be held open-to the close of business on '
April 28.
Co.
000.000
''165,000
"
April 7,
on
has
Co.,
and
National
John
165,000
Co._,
&
Sweney Cartwright &
approved
&
114.5/3"
165,000
Cb._——
company's common
held. ,r% ■
The company
made
-
.
;
center,
Group Securities, Inc.—Sales of Shares Increase—
Getty Oil Co.—Plans Exchange Offer—
.
<
Miller &
Lorabardo,
"
■
Kilburn,
Total
165.000
Inc.—
Co.,
'
& Co.—-
187,
shopping
Howard Stores
165.000
Corp.
Fahey,
Lynch
tne
1314.
p.
.
First Fidelity Securities
.:
Collins
Moore, Leonard &
Co.;
,
cars.—V.
in
220.000
Ferris
660,000
Julien
Newhard, Cook
Mr.
Torqnto
Ltd.;
'/
Co.
500,000
.
Co
<fc
stores
Grant Co.—Peter Kilburn Elected Director-*-
Kilburn
shields
220,000
1—
Co.—
other
5
organization.
330.000
Allyn & Co., Inc.
C.
(W. T.)
Grant
~
_
of
feet
parking lor 200
Peter
Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.
120
Tiie
named
below
severally have
purchase from the company the respective
new bonds set opposite
their names:
Blyth & Co., Inc
$6,255,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
4,150.000
be
have
to
the
of Champagne's markets being operated by Grand
Hampshire, is scheduled to open in the Fall of 1958.
New
will
underwriters
iirm commitment
a
principal
number
in
of March 24 of the public offering of
issue
(1433)
of
its
first
company
mortgage
said
loans -maturing
the
bonds
proceeds
this year.
will
be
used
to
meet
1958 and construction coats.—V.
in
short-term
186, p.r526.
International Ceramic Mining Ltd. (Canada)—Hearing
April 14—
..
The Securities and Exchange
/
Commission, it was announced on March
20/has ordered proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act of
to determine
whether to deny an application for ' broker-dealer
'
*
\
p
i
a
1934
peg-
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1434)
filed
istration
Russell Securities,
Alan
by
William O.
This
tions
in
offer
the
sale
and
Ceramic
International
of
rent
of
President
of
the
from
and
Ceramic,
United
the
the
States,
production
of
and
grossv
Security Sales Barred—Trading Is Suspended—"*
'
.
Act of 1933.
>
'
The complaint said that respective investors in International
Ceramic/
reached by telephone;
It also said that false representations were'
were
that
made
corporation had large Government contracts, was pro¬
ducing a product for use in guided missile and rocket fields and that
individuals'associated
with the office of the President of the United
invested
the
in
stock.
Canadian
The
Stock Exchange on March 19 suspended International
stock
until
further notice,
The Exchange statement said
company's shares had been suspended "until such time as tlie
company and
those associated with it had met the requirements of
the Quebec Securities Act in respect to initial distribution of the com¬
pany's shares,"
-'v;v '
Clarence W. Kitcliing, Chairman of International Ceramic, on March
19 said his company was in the process ol' filing a necessary prospectus
Willi the Quebec Securities Commission, and lie did not expect suspen¬
sion of the company's stock on tic; Montreal Stock Exchange would
Ceramie's
-
than
more
few
a
tiajs.
./;,.;/'/"'--a
Federal
The
Notes
Finance
Corp.,
Dubuque,
Places-*
—
Privately—This corporation has placed
$2,400,-
a
000 issue of 6% subordinated notes due 1973 with the;
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, it was an¬
nounced on March 24.
Tlie
proceeds will
working capital.
for
The
corporation
field.
operates
The
in
redeem
in
been
in
Iowa,
since
financing,
executive
ofiices
Kansas,
883.
p.
outstanding
business
sales
auto
firm's
137,
to
debentures
1925.
is
and
The
also
the
small,
Dubuque, Iowa, and it
Illinois, Oklahoma, and Wis¬
'
' ;
/ '
:
,
This
with
Minneapolis
SEC
the
investment
amendment
an
additional
S"_'0,P0(),000
Certificates.—V.
187,
of
77G;
p.
V.
188,
20"
installment
other
fourth
FPC's
The
facilities- in
of
cost
the
about
facilities,
A
coal
carbonization
14.
.
The
new
Purpose
tlie
both
when
new
used
alone
the
cn
and
when
coking
Laboratory—
characteristics
combined
with
other
574.
P.
March
offered
3
($1
'
,
its
of
coals,
coals.—V.
187,.
,/ -•
Jefferson
The
Securities" and
Exchange
U. S. District Court in New
Commission
York City
Star> to
,
Receivership—
March -14
on
the
for an injunction against certain
officers
of this open-end investment
company,
The complaint seeks a
permanent injunction barring Prank M. Cryan,foriaer President, and John Sefcrian and Joseph
Aversa, reportedly tlio
new President
and Secretary-Treasurer, from acting as directors
and
officers.
'•
held
storage/;!
small, par- /
a
Tlie
Commission
also
270,700//shares
net
of
The
and
4
The
Dimock
Commission
said
named
Mr.
Tliomas
Cryan
J.
Foundation, Inc., the Fund's
Avorsa, who intended to
purchase.
Ahearn
son
as
N.
Jr.
temporary
as
Jefferson
advisor,
of
resources
to
tlie
Mr.
Fund
Research
Sctrian
to
reflection
suit
shares
the
on
is
the
that
value
directed,
of
Court
action
'/'should
and
finance
Gadsby, Chairman of tiie SEC, advised holders
Custodian's
a
"The
use
the
sold
investment
Mr.
Edward
had
will be used for exploration of prop¬
held under option arid' lease;': for
for working capital and general corporate
and
company
all
treat
materials
raw
of
funds
and
properties
of
March
4
the
their shares."
buy
for
and
portfolio
$1,289,933.
$4.30 to $4.70
Mr.
Its
the
forwhich; the
purposes
:
•
the
it
of
has
located
and- leased
in
of
Larimer County,
'>■;]
Colo.
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
options to
$1 per
purchase
for
total
a
.
360,200 shs.u
viz;, :
share,
todian,
for
of
stock
has
complimented
refusing
securities of
292,523 shares, held by
28, it had a cash balance of $119 948
$849,987 :.t market vaiue, for an
aggregate
been
quoted
recently
the
m
range
the
to
the
Bankers
surrender
Fund.—V.
184,
to
Trust
Mr.
Co.,
Sctrian
the
14
cash
and
2740.
p.
On
Dec.
1957,
3,
13
months
from
properties
dute
of
to
In
addition,
Brock, Bernard
$1
Feb.
on
the
transfer
and
'
on
is
as
purchase
to
be
the .'title
of
the
Bchnildt;- Edwin
D.
on
50,000
were
issued
they;
may
to
John
loans
and
June 42,
Mr.
^
-■--V.
'„
187,
1207.
p.
time
any
within
three
*.
•
»"• '
'; .x,
J.-r.-;'W
.
000
caustic-chlorine
being made from this corporation's
plant at Grumerey, La.
modern
chemical processing plant is the first
to supply caustic soda—a
major raw material used
industry
to
refin bauxite
into
alumina—to
an
works.
used
plant
is
filed
leftor
a
of
notification
lor
working
capital.
;
,
Leliigli Valley
Coal
-•
Willi:
a
v.
187,
built
by
in
the
the
Corp.—Cbunges .Name—^
" ,4 '
■.
See
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.
Lehig h
Interest
still
under
Va lley
above.
due
The
May
interest
U.
•
**;'
,4
-
.
not
said
on
series
paid,
be
payable
is 4rr\
railroad
the
on
the
if
only
E
D,
and
F
said
road
earned.
4-'
-
interest- .rate
the E bonds, V/sCc,' and on the F bonds.
on
the bonds was not paid in 1957
interest
the
the
closing
•. -4
months
,
for
Extend Notes—
company
permission
has
to
applied
allow
.4,
*_
-
'
Production
portion
of
La.,
where -it
at Gramercy
also
requirements for
alumina plant and
the
is
used
to
make
is
sufficient
caustic
at
;'1
31,J
be¬
of
,v
promissory note from Sept.
t6
supply
Chalmettc,
Baton
La.,' reduction
works
synthetic • cryolite.
producing
p.
776.
in
plant
unci
as
the
Olin
based
program
ar*
Ravenswood,
fum ic-.ti.ig
a
W.
.acimy
*
$200,000,000
Va.
Major
aireaoy
rolling
units
are
m
of
President,
mutual
Mr.
.
in
consultant
a
succeeding
to
the
mill
this
operation
and
TV
Cable
■Bni.k
&
•since
its
re¬
aluminum
V
187
Five
is
oil
Joseph
)nan
R.
investment
and
Tancher.
■
Neuhaus, ;who\ will
committee
of
;*
y'-'i
.subject to
are
Freeman
&
.4.--;/
\l*
r.t.
'
'
>
4'
.
t
'
J
•"*
*
"
of -snares,
of
financing
is
in
Sc<Co.yi:
Inc*
and ,•
*
of
President
and
Williamsport,
Co.
of
Houston.
organization
Community
and
members
is
of
Houston
the
a
director* of-
and
has
Treasurer
Television
prominent
Pa.,
He
the. Rrinnells-Pierce
in
intends
York
300,000
and
Association,
business
Fund's
board
the
of
a
past
by. a/ group
Stock
Exchange.
the
At
the
board
of
directors
-
Rancli*
vessels
new
voyage
States
Government,
States
Gulf
S.
and
Ireland,
South
of
1
its
will
with
-'
the
largest
Wester® E'uroDc,
the ^Medi¬
and East Africa,'4 ./* 4
$15,807,000
yeat
net
in
consists
the 'vessels
ot
the
1956;
from
corporate
purposes
the
sale
1957
solely
of
in
now
were -
in
income
1956.:" Trie
common ;stock.
of
Las.
At
of
no
Dec.
value
par
a
;
the. 300.000
shares
of
s
$15.-
was
company
shares
service.*.
$89,530,000,"
1957
-
^
,
company
J
common -'
will be tedded, to its, general- funds and used
including its "vessel replacement program,''' •?'s
Trucks, Inc.—-New Truck Tractor Arrangement
corporation
the
developed
shortest
bumper1 to
March
on
America.
oT
back
It
cab:
it
announced
28
conventional"
in
heavy
*
has
in
placed
produc¬
tractor cab arrangement
only- 89 inenes front front
duty
measures '
*
i
F
,'E." G.
semi-trailer
and
the
* V
,_r" <4
13. inches
combinations.
B-6(,
powered
engines respectively.—V.
Fidelity
Maine
the
"
models,
witlv Mack's* Tnermouyue. gasol ru
187,;
p.
1315.
•
:
.
<
'
~
than i
shorter
tractor
.
.V-'-v
v
„■
,/
»
-
the
and
" •«yu
Life Insurance*:Co..-
Registers Stock
•
Offering With SEG—
•>'
/ This
company on
SEC covering 50.000
'
Johnson, "*
,
March .26 filed/a registration statement/wi'rillhe
shares of its $4 par capital stock, to-be offered for
subscription by Lfolders of'outstanding capital stock at the
..i
A.
subsidy
Regularly -scheduled
ports in.,the Caribbean
outstanding' 3,500,000
wen
proceeds
five
for
lor
capitalization
there
replace
revenues
share.
net
by
dies?l
,
Elliott
stock
common
of
one
stock',
Flag.
ports,to
and
East
$73,654,009
the
B-G6
Liberty
orofessional men wrre
of -'directors-1' arid "the
board
were
in-
present
the.
''
The; new-.Kducsd; length model is a full
standard conventional arrangement,
;•
The shorter
length will be available in two-
"
to
of
common
,
United
the
Far
history.
under? an/, operating-differential
United
under
company's
Mack's
advisors.
Appointed
-
*
Fidelity
of
director
Inc.
and
.-4 's
shares;- will be sold 6y the'4
will, be sold by three ■
be, underwritten
quoted; market ,lor
the
to .apply for, listing of its
operates,.
tlie
with
a
tractor
■the'"!WUliariisport
director
a
been ^-' director
'
4
,
Ewell,.'.Vice-President—sales, said the shorter dimension* was
developed to permit the use oi longer trailers wit t larger pay-.oad
capacity without exceeding the over-all length limits/ prescribed for
has
•
£*4
,
^
100,000- shares
the
-
publicly
no
area,
and
The
of
con¬
'
partner
"
Vf.
IrftjKaupt
Pollock
&;.Co.(
1315.
;'v-1/4 V "
187,.p.
'
>-
estimated
- 4
cars
Merle-Smith;> R.
Co.;
-
authorization
-4 4
,
gondola
<fc
4
4
...
Dick
are:
will
ever
this-Houston-
'
;
general
a
County;
Corp.
Trust
ether
appointed
cf
fund.
Runnells
Matagorda
National
the
at
elected
Texas,-
.
-certificates,4 sllso
for, trie
Wm.;.vE.
Co.;
'*•
offering
compared
Mack
extend
Houston,
Jr.,
'
.
by
Ftart-up of the caustic-chlorine plant completes another
phase in a
$400,000,000 expansion program by Kaiser
Aluminum, designed to pro¬
vide the company with the most efficient
integrated aluminum pro¬
ducing anc! fabricating facilities in the U. S.
Included
been
Runnells,
tinue
The plant's chlorine is being
purchased and marketed
Malhieson Chemical Corp. under a
long-term contract.
daction
Clivc
&
Co.—V.
&
aggregate
tion
Liberty Income Fund, Inc.—New President—-'*■'
substantial
a
Aluminum's
98.15Gte
1,100 all-steel
an
company
1957,
The
>
tlie
to
to
by
Tne
New
$10
for
Interstate; Commerce, Commissionthe
maturity of n $4,500,000
19, 1958, to March 19, 1961.—V. 187, p. 1092.
it
"
.
Commission.
.
company
stock
T'r
-
4
:
-■
.W'" "XV
number
and
the
the
debt,
5'4.''
v
Kaiser
total
•595,600,
construction.
the
the
Terminated
-
•-
"
.,4/4"
^
compared
4-
Seeks to
The
/r
Hutchinson
tions.' The
extraordinary outlays
by. the February and March storms and obligations, iinthe outcome of tax litigation in New Jersey, tire" company
by
]
>
,
;-4■'/;■
4.4
(of the certificates
•
Ilammill
,
The
•
said.-
!'
the.ccipora-
company's*-fleet consists, of 54 vessels,
a^gregaw/ry r58^.000
dead-weight, tons., On Jan. 28," 1958, the company executed a con-'*
struction
contract
jointly with the; United States Government and
The
irigalls Shipbuilding Corporation/.'for the construction of five
new
liner-type cargo -vessels,-, designed to the company's specifica¬
the
of
of
The
"
were
4
bid
to -be secured
with
necessitated
posed
is
fleets
•
I^ouge,
-.
terranean
trig
on
member
a
for Seamen.
.
sailings are, made from U.
area,
the United Kingdom
general consolidated
on
Mareh~-26. "
■
The
-
Conunerce
$9,625,077.
ciry-cargo
;
4-
-
Interest-^-'
Bond
sliarp decline in business in
year.
•
•
•
Contributing to the depletion of cash
S.
alumina
1
will
is
scries D bonds
of
It It.—Passes
Savings Bahk and.
Hutzler
sole
agreement
Lehigh Valley Industries, Inc.—New Name—V.
•
-
aluminum
.r
but
;•
21.
,-
Massachusetts
.
;
cus¬
$8 000
issue
firstpublic
time
there
to
name
the
of
firms headed by Morgan Stanley.Z&yCb.'.v-;
r"4"4 •".'■*■ v4!
4 Th«, company' ip^the successor to^ a shipping business ' established
aboiitJ, 1900-by Dr. H. T. Lykes.
This
offering.-will rcprese it
the
of incorporation of this corporation, '
Lehigh- Valley Industries. Inc., became effective
Dealings under the new name b.gan on March 24.™ .,
p. 328.
■
...
'.-..'f
'
a.
March
Treasurer
vestment
An amendment to the certificate
on
.
and
a
Nashville Kit.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
^
+
Of
*!*,
,
"
partner , of G. II. Walker & "Co.* pf f
truscee of-the Sixty Trustj the- Market Square
School,of Design and St., George's School,'*
a
&
'
't
cn
portfolio
new
adjoining
This
19
the SEC covering 5,350 shares of common stock .(par $25). to, be offered
to
its
employees at $56 per share, purauaut to* an employee stock
purchase plan.
No underwriting Is Involved. •: The proceeds -are-, to be
of
/ Thc facilities were placed on stream following pilot runs toitest and
adjust equipment and arc now being operated at full
capacity produc¬
ing 114 tens of caustic soda and 100 tons of cnlorine a
day.
The
March
on
and
stockholders.
(II.) Kohnstam & Co., Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
corporation
;
Island
incerstate
tx;e
company
Tli(>
a
J. K. Lykes; Chairman^ on March 28 announced/that; the. company ;
was filing, on-that date
with the Securities:; arid Exchange Commission
a'registration statement covering 400,000 shares of conimon sidek. •'
,
-from -Jun^V 2, '1957.i
years
and
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc./* New-Orleans, La.—•
Registers Common Stock Offering" Wilh-.-'SECr^.-.: •.%*.>.
f
fg57r options
.
at
»
;
,
,,
exercised
'
now
1.4arid
Bros.
." Slicersbn,
,
,
John'; WeriHnshf' whereby' '
company
be
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Corp.—New Plant
are
Cents
Rhode
McMastbr
and
shaffes-of (its^cbrrimon
on
and
Participating in .the offering
Pressprieh &,Co.; Baxter Sc Co.;
exchange
the
$1,950
indebetedness
owned
to..- them
by
for 1,950 shares of the common stock. This '-option ftnay
the
Tlie
Shipments
the
to-cost
,
Albert
Blecker*
J.
*
''*">■
director -'
Lever Brothers Ltd:, Toronto," Canada. 4J
Pepsodent Co., Ltd., Canada, and a direc¬
187, p. 1315.
'
;
the Suffolk Savings Bank
Simondsi is tlie managing
The
."
...
from F;eb.
VX.-4 4-4 ',-^4,-;;;:
made
Anderson
M.
to"-P.
*'*•
Robert
-
4
the.
before- three .yeairs
or
«-•'
for
from
the '4
to
by
Ltd.—V.
'Vice-President
is
o-ss.
of
;
company .issued
purchase
exercisable
In-consideration
to
announced
of
the
Technology
Issuance
of>-
shares
only aftei'the ■ mineral
37 * months
before
or
30,000
exercised
,w,
Robert
options "to
share
to
said option
1958,
3,
Blecker,
per
-
('Also,
of
company,
Ilertz
B.
1958;
date
given
was
$30,000,
transfer.
said
for
for
the
the
option
an
stock
common
cause
1
of
V Salomon
u
-
Lever
been
ri
'
"4 4 -•
Brothers Co.,
Little, Inc.—Two New.,Directors— 4
"
the
mortgage bonds
Fund's
of
Lipton,
its bid of 98.593%.
81,950
of
.
•
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.,.as manager. A an ;
underwriting group,Ion March 28 offered $7,695,0004of 4
3%% equipment trust certificates, series S, maturing; :
$513,000.; annually,;April 15, 1959 to 1973, inclusive^ The V
certificates, priced to yield from 2% to 3.65%, according
to maturity, were awarded to the group on March 27 on'4
"•/
'Outstanding
siis...:!
1,000.006
of
ot CharleU.A.-Massey
lias
Board,
cates
Vi"i
EFFECT
$13
company has
Issued
of its common stock
shares
Presicienfc
J.
Louisville &
Larimer
"The
the
Newport, R. I.—V. 187, p. 1207.?.
Larimer
an
(par
is
Providence, R*
claims
stock
of
.*
:
^
executive committee.; He has been associated with
Lever-acquired interests since 1'925.-.4.'4V.4".<.4 ,* 4.'';
Boston Five
of
Trust;
company
presently
compaiiy:4offi-
>**
"
-
artel
this corporation,
President
President
Snyder
Mr.
was
company
y
other
^ f
-4
company-:ori^Marcli
the
tion
;
•
five
•*".
?
H. tBurkhrirt
of
(Arthur D.)
Tliis
Colo.
CAPITALIZATION
President- and
■'
,,
authority under its Certificate
all .necessary real ana personal
Martens
share,
u
Gadsby
outstanding
u
..
.
.
partner.,'^ in the Colonial Management
Associates of Boston, investment advisers.'":
Hq is :» Vice-President of
trie Gas Industries "Fund, Inc., arid. Bond- Investment Trust; a trustee
As of Feb.
securities
of
had
:
its
of
Thottxas
Mr.
has acquired, pursuant to an agreement - dated Dec..
option and lease to purchase 14 unpatented beryllium
situated
in
the
crystal
Mountain
Mining
District,
County Colo., from T. H. Sackett, Dan Beattie and A- C.
•
also
Institute
intends to devote its energies,.
the exploration oi beryllium and, its derivatives
which
ehanging its
instead,
Fund
1614.
p.
25 announced, the election of Clarke Sunonds ''
Joseph J. Snyder to its board of directors. Both men will assume
their new duties-immediately.
.44 '
.
.1
"
.1
*
-4
company
3957,
Jeffer¬
against what appears to be serious
by present and former management officials of their fidu¬
responsibilities to the Fund and its shareholders, and seeks to
protect the assets of the Fund against what appear to be
improper
acts of management," lie said.
As
183,
and
drill,
and
also has
and acquire
company
to
of
'.
mine, develop, process'
materials of every nature
to explore,
organized
was
natural
The,
.
ciary
•
open-
America, inc.,
expanding
4'^-,
Lipton, Inc.-^-Two Ne\y Directors— 4
Is
with
Massey
is
.4
the
Violations
about 308 stockholders.
of
Oklahoma.—V.
*.'•
proceeds
The
—
Martin,
B.
Burkharl
Mr.
tor
properties
to
effectuate
organized.
;
At the present time
bo-construed,
not
firms.
partner
a
diversified
a
,
' v-'
of William
and
He
V*
y!',
Incorporation
,
.
other
is
currently
•
wives).
directors
member
Lever
common
best efforts basis.
on a
of
Mr.
and
on
,
appointment of a receiver for the Fund
to hold assets for tlie purpose of
liquidation or reorganization as may
Subsequently be directed by tlie Court. Pending a hearing on April 18..
Judge Edward* J.
as
is
Fund,
of
Searls
Searls.
Investors
the
and
Texas
.Smallwood,*Chairman
i
Offered—
Denver,. Cole.,
their
Election
board
II.
Corp.,
.
William
(or
(Thomas J.)
;
,;/4/'"-~- 'f; fcf
(Colo.)—Stock
Corp.
-
corporation
(originally- organized as.;- keystone*
Peerless
Mining Co.)
was
organized in Coioradrt on April 6, 1956.;
Its
principal office at
the
present time is
Suite 525,""'University
Building, Denver 2, Colo.
V.Y/.V- -'I"
asked
receiver.'
in
&
1956.
company.
for
Mr.
Engineering:, Inc., Inglewood, Calif.—Files Fi*
•.
.
v
organization
by
cials
vi-./
.
BUSINESS
3,
asked
.•!'
construct '
.
County,r Texas,'
.
publicly
share)
of
acquisition
stock
Custodian Fund, Inc.—In
sales
11;
Jan.
investment
organization
lianeing Proposal-—
the
authorizing
artd-WestVirginia.^
Loan
089.
p.
per
PROCEEDS—The
erties;
187,
Securities
States
stock at par
Siinfortl
;
orders
Authorized
research
Information
Ohio
Clay
.V :
,-
Beryllium
Keystone
Amount
laboratory will be erected by this:
recently expanded quality control laboratory
E.
Salvati, President, announced on March
facility is expected to be completed tills year.
laboratory is
to provide
the company with'
research
of
complete
Field,
$740,000.—V.
'
Mountain
3,
company
adjoining tlie
at
llolticu, W. Va., R.
more
in
authorized
order
Ambassador
"yi;
T..-
Common
Island Creek Coal Co.—Research
incorporated
was
number
a
man.
Weems
gas
tjally depleted oil field, presently traversed by Loric-. Star's pipeline,.
system.
Lone Star will construct a compressor statfon,'.injection and
withdrawal system, and other appurtenant ..facilities at/ an estimated
mining
Face
issued
has
natural
of
2371.
p.
Fund
management
oil
Eikins,
Vinson,
of
of
director
ana
independent
an
distributing
the
Linair
operation
abandon'-certain
Trie
With
company
on
March
21,
1958, filed
its
registration statement covering
"Series
is
firm
,
on
to
its
The
officer
an
law
;
.
County,
Investors Syndicate of America, Inc.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
an
Fund's advisory board were Reuben W. 'Askanase,
II and David T. Searls:
Mr. Askanase is Cnairand Managing Director
of the Pyramid Rubber
.
efforts
.
.
,
is
Cullinan
the
end
1956,—V. 187, p. 883.
Commission
Power
property
company
in
in
Rice'
Binion,
,
whatsoever.
and
in
are
Mr.
previous
and
Corp.,
Butler,
.
of
offices
22
consin.—V.
used
has
primarily
engages
loan
be
and
Co.
common
Surveying
of
'
Board
the
Schlumberger Well
in the law lirm
partner
a
-
to the
Cullinan
S.
of
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
facilities by four pipeline
This corporation on March
24, filed ;a registration "statement with
companies at a combined cost of approximately $6,092,600.
The "pro- , the SEC covering- $200,000 of 6't convertible subordinated
debentures,
posals arc not related.
',4 ' '
'
v'
due
April 1, 1973; and 100,000 shares of its. $1 par capital stoclc.
'Companies receiving the authorizations are: Kentucky Gas Trans¬
These securities "are to be offered for public sale
in units, each con?
.4
mission Corp.; Gulf Interstate Gas Co.;
The Manufacturers Light
sisting of {500 of debentures and 250 shares of stock, at an offering ;4
Heat Co.; and Lone Star Gas Co.
•
'•'uy, y'*''
'■C:'-*
—yy.,
price of $750 per unit. A..commission of $87.50 per unit will be- pafd
Kentucky Gas
was
authorized to construct about 20.5
miles ,,of
the
underwriters,
headed
by
Dempsey-Tegeler
&;Co.
In-, addition/5 4
28-inch transmission line parallel to its existing, 20 arid 24-inch lines//
pfesent.'stockholders of the company have issued warrants for the
extending from its Foster regulating station in Bracxen County,' K.v., •
'-•purchase of 30.259 shares, at lc per warrant; to persons designated
north westerly to its Cold Springs measuring-station in Campbell, Ky., ;j.
by Dempsey-Tegeler, the warrants being exercisable at $1 per' shared
opposite Cincinnati, Onio. The estimated costofine, proposed r'une is'
Organized in 1950, the company Is principally, engaged In the business
about $2,191,400.
y
.' /// ;:
'if "•I'
of the manufacture arid sale of small aircraft and missile parts,isomeGulf
Interstate
was
authorized
to
construct
approximately
$2,times
referred
to''as "hardware." ; 4 :-4 u
.'."''4
"
'4. 4 :
000,000 of natural gas facilities during 1958 to enable, it to take into
It
proposes
to use the net proceeds of this financing as follows;.
its system natural gas which United Fuel Gas Co. will'purchase from
$100,000
to
finance
increased
inventories;
$60,000
to- finance
the
producers in the general area of Gulf Interstate's.-system ' for^ re-A; acquisition of additional, machinery and equipment; $40,00(F to finance" delivery at Means and Leach, Ky.
The FPC Jimltedy tlic\/cot>t of any
'the
cost
of
engineering new products of; the same general :natures"
individual project constructed under the budget-type'authorization to
us
those* now manufactured;
and
the
balance -:as additional -worki
*
a
maximum of $200,000.
■
iug capital required-*to finance receivables and other
costs, incident" :*.
\ Manufacturers, In a third order, was authorized to constiuct^nate/, to the anticipated increased sales. Volume of the company?:'*
lira! gas facilities to an estimated cost of .about $1,160,300, yand to
The
company
novy.,.has^'OUtstanding. -432,276 shares of stock,- all
purposes.
Iowa
$2.05 per
share, in the
or
per
increased' to a record/$47,730,000, a
However, this increase over the previous
1956.
equipment and supplies;
Interstate
$2.01
-
Appointed
mar,
the
of
Taylor,
Cook.
Joseph
'V
revenues
great as shown in
and
construction
that the
last
operating
Total
'
$7,000,616,
and
ural Gas Facilities—
the
States had
construction
its
Federal Judge
Gregory P.
Noonan on March 19 issued ah order
temporarily enjoining Alan Russell Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer at
37 Wali St., New York, N. Y.. from offering to sell to residents of the
United
States
common
capital shares of the International .Ceramic
firm, listed on th/i Canadian Stock Exchange, 4,'te:%4. 44'4-//'4
The order was obtained by the Securities and Exchange Commission,
Which charged that the corporation had violated the anti-fraud pro¬
visions of the Securities
for new
.
Kentucky Gas Transmission Corp.-—To Construct Nat¬
stock).
and processing
plant of International
operation of International Ceramic.
• :
mill
new
successful
the
1957 were
$6,888,210, or
with
was not as
year
purchases of International Ceramic stock by persons In the office,
profits
during
compared
gain of $2,784,000 over
government
contracts obtained by International Ceramics
its product in the guided missile and rocket field, investments
the
of
$11,500,000
-
earnings
year.
large
and
year.
Net
hearing for the purpose of taking evidence in the Commission's
administrative
proceedings is scheduled for April 14,
1958, in the
Commission's New York Regional Office.
At the hearing, inquiry will
be conducted into the question whether false and misleading repre¬
sentations of material fact were made by Russell Securities, Messrs.
Batterman and
Maiers in connection with the offering' and sale of'
International Ceramic stock,
as
charged, to wit: representations as
Use
company
share,
A
to
has budgeted
during
1958 with appioximately $9,500,000 allocated forlelectric production and r
$2,000,000 for gas, the annual report has announced... •
,
The company said it contemplates debt financing during the cur¬
that, in the offer and sale of Inter¬
national Ceramic Mining Ltd. stock, Alan Russell Securities, Inc. and
two of its officers, Nathan
L. Batterman, President and controlling
stockholder, and Oinos Maiers, Secretary-Treasurer, "engaged in acts,
practices and a course of business which operated as a fraud and
deceit upon certain persons." The order further asserts that Russell
Securities, Messrs. Batterman and Maiers were temporarily enjoined
by a March 18,
1958, decree of the U. S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York from engaging in qjid continuing cer¬
tain conduct and practices in connection with
the sale of securities
(the Commission's complaint in this action alleged false representa¬
The Commission's order alleges
.
Counsel
General
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Plans New Construction—
of 37 Wall St., New
Inc.
^
.
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Volume 187
Number 5729
underwriting- terms are
Inc.;t is listed as
to
& Co.,
be
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
supplied
amendment.
P.
■ .'jhu'
by
W.
Brooks
i
which
to. the..general funds :of
anticipated .that.these additional funds will
the
company; and. ft is
permit the company to strengthen
productivity
costs
of
its
involved in
its financial
operations
agency
obtaining
and
the
absorb
business.—V. 487,
new
Prpsident-.-ivThe
position to increase the'
to,
776.
p.
trusts
This
Trustee: cf
company,
Massachusetts
Life
Fund,
investment
?
Boston,
Mass.,
Maytag *Co.—Sales Maintained at 1957 Level-—
the,;same
ance
industry
more
*
period
a
on-Mdicn
as
taani20%
Fred
year'ago,
Maytag
25.
"whole;
a
shares
of
children.—V.
class
II,
in
President,
//'
the
lirsc two
previous
held
are
in
the
cost
corporation
*
,
„
•c.The. disputes, involve
from
millions
many
of
dollars
annually.'
3
a
They arise
,
939'.'contract under which one-third of Reserve's
profits accrue
10
Mesaoi..;- Reserve, jointly owned by Republic Steel Corp. and Armco
SteeliCorp..*-mines, and; processes taconfte ore on lands leased from
Mesabi."'; • .#■ <■>.
v"
in
of
build
about
the
75of
liners.
two
Government
The
Brasil
will
due
is
the
the
this
will
it
vessels
the balance
sail
to
$32,000,000
of
Each
pay
as
August
cosfc
con¬
a
the
and
November.
corporation,
$6,041,573,
end
to
but the
subsidy.
Argentina
The
applied to the Federal Maritime Administrator
financing represents
$25,000,000,
over
a
of - Mesaei." '
-
those
Th'e; determination
7
told share-'.
~ both
and
now
of
in'the
the
-
profits is vital to
the statement says.
future,
in
$2.63
or
the
the
annual
a
share,
This
is
year.
showed
report,
2,294,104
on
shares
1957 earnings of
outstanding at the
a
slight increase from net income of
share, previously reported. In 1956, the shipping
company earned $6,008,132, or $3.02 a share, on 1,988,584 shares out¬
standing at the end of the year.
Voyage
revenues
in
1957
climbed
sharply
to
$78,347,376
from
$60,184,900 in 1956, the report said.
Revenue
increases were noted
$6,000,000.
all
on
$2.61
or
the
a
company's services—V.
laundty appli¬
of-1958 were o±f
*•/'•;'
...
National Aviation
Mesabi's
stockholders,
Referring to a recent
proxy "solicitation by an individual not connected
it
is stated,
"Phantom issues should' be
home
months
year.
B
186, p. 2853.
with
.
factory sales
for; the
the
?
equal
may
year
1
from
200,000
their
new
185,
2450.
p.
•
,*,Majti.ag sales during the first quarter of this
He said that, In contrast,
.-of
of
has
insurance.
such
The
statement, soliciting proxies for the annual meeting on April 18,
the directors of, this company jstat.e that ahe arbitration
and final
disposition ~of ..the ; disputes between Mesabi and Reserve
Mining Co.
concerning Reserve's reported- profits "is now the paramount business1
.
;;
balance
.
benefit
for
Mesabi Iron Cq.—Solicits Proxies for
Meeting—
In
company, filed an amendment on March 24,
1958 to Its i;
registiauon statement covering an additional
400,000 units of Beneficial"
in the Pund.-^V. 184, p. 2226.
/ *•'
owners
the
Moore-McCormack
struction
^...r
-
.
Interest
of
for
acquisition
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
""J
,
are
convertible at the option of the holder into class A on a
share for shfSre basis,
.489,136 snares are owned in equal amounts by
Harry E. Doniger, Chairman of the
company and William N. Doniger,
the .principal underwriter.
] Net proceeds of this" financing will be .added
7
(1435)
disregarded.
This
corporation,
it
unity of effort, is
the
24,' has
March
on
applied
to
perrriitting its acquisition
to be desired, and contusion and
dispersion are to
The hope -is expressed that concent-ration of the
manage-the. arbitration proceedings will not be dissipated or diverted.
„
announced
was
bo avoided."
■..
.
Corp.—To Acquire American Elec¬
tronics Securities—
management,
At this time,
5:. CUarlefc A..:
Carey,/ Vice-President of the Harris Trust
Savings » ment; on
Bank, Cnicago, has been elected a directors/of tne
Annual reports.-made
company.
He re-/,!
by/Reserve Mining Co. have in each instance
places Roy A. Bradt, who retired last Pall as
Maytag Vice-President, :i" bqen rejected by.; Mesabi as in violation of the contracts between
the
in charge of
marketing/;; V
' ;' .#'*>
i-7" two companies. The disputes have been submitted to a board of avbiMr. Carey, has been
a trustee
of the'Maytag Company Foundation,
tradon
which/ has full power to
decide questions between the two
Inc., since its inception,
,165^.
He is
trie
SEC
for
exemption
an
Electronics, Inc.;
can
until
1
on
the
to
the
Investment
Act
Company
1958, to request a hearing thereon.
application, American Electronics of Los AngcleS
public offering of $3,500,000 of debentures and
.
proposes
under
April 1,
to
p.m.
According
order
of securities proposed to be issued by Ameri¬
and the Commission has given interested persona
make
a
.
in
Shea!itr
Fen
'
P I.
also a
Iowa.—V.*. 187,
Madison,
'
'
'
'
?•*
McCrory Stores Corp.—New
.
Gordon
been
..*
Co.,
'
1
K.
Greenfield,
elected
a
director,
director
of :
Vv'.
A.
'
1
,
Director Elected—'
''
evidence
'
-
corporation
ihcpenoicures.
its
year-end inventories they;added,
$5,000,OoO below wose/of i956.-/-V. 187, p." 575.
-v";
,
share.
.PROCEEDS—The net
,
vide
for
funds
Merck,
various
Chairman
proceeds
Board
■v*BUSINESS—Corporation
and pioUuctlon
and
other,
other
been
oi
ethical
in
the
until his
company
and
in
to
distribution
the
wholesalers,
of
these
institutions
products
and
to
retailers,
commercially
oral
diuretic
introduced
thus
far
during
and
anti-liypertensive agent,
the company'Sh third major poccidiostat. " /*•
MIDE,
^'EARNINGS—The
company's
consolidated
1957
net
1958
and
GLYCA-
in
of
Minneapolis,
Hankers
Second
pfd.
ii $4.00
$6#2,500
•
stock :t without
series- ;
$3.50
.
debt
pfdl
stock
-'V/.--; ■>'•'
.
(without
par yalue)
series__I_rL'__l-i_;
cents)^____t
convertible
Outstanding
•
*
,
•
*
v
-
^
,
*Non-interest
bearing obligation to purchase a portion- of the plant
Danville, -Pa.- tCherokefe plant), payable
$30,000 per; year until
at
Dec.
31,
at
which
:.\$Not including,
1905,
share's
stock.
common'
Of
the
ant£ not
articles
version
Stock
of
of
$40J,000
becomes
authorized,-'issued,
due.'
converted
of
447,653
reserved
were
the'company's
shares
$4
issuance
upon
con¬
:
selling stockholder-has agreed to sell, ana
underwriters, for wnom Goldman; Sachs <fc Co. are acting
representatives;
has
severally
agreed
to
purchase
the
number
as
of
of
stock
common
,.i
Baker,
Sachs
Burge
&
Blyth
Burnham
fit
Co.ii_^_^L-.I.
Eastman Dillon, Union
'Securities
The
fit
fit
i'irst
Fulton
Glore,
fit
pranbery,
.1.
fit
Piper,
"lhe
7,500
Co._f%_:*
L.
1,500
7,500
fit
Co.
3,500
Inc.
_'_i,
Stone fit
Noyes &: CoZ-1
3,500
Horublower. & Weeks—*."3,500
&
Huttou
Moore
Stern
3,500 ''
Co.------
Co.
' G. H.
-
187;
p.
Harry
have
any
E.
fit
The
!
allow
not
of the
the
.Chairman,
company's
489,133
and
shares of
class
B
Is
It
Into
shares
„
at
of
into
putstanding
Stock
int'-ntion
during
the children
Oi
the
of
1958,
class
are
Exchange.
of
B6.666
has
company
divided
,
stock
the, rate
The
i
present
1959
A
held
Of
the
Doniger,
is
their
1953,
which
authorized
.and
class* B.
by- the
the
Doniger.
tne
1,025,000
The
public
(.89.136
of
eacn
2,500
The
three
the
Act
loin
and
or
these
as
any
bank,
stock
It
is
applications only from
in Minnesota, which are incorpo¬
to
accept
law
or
are
p.
residents
Minnesota.
of
holding
company
on March
14 proposed
$20,000,000 debenture issue.
a
in
to
said
B
on
class
the
stock
20,
debentures
1%-
$906,000
standing.
stock.
The
■
company
.
will
years.
stqck
A
New
now
York
outstanding.
has
4,141,310
t
.-The
shares
and
presently
out¬
/
.
debentures
ne\y
would be convertible
the -form of shares.
stock
until
1963.
Interest* would be paid-hi
"Knight/ Jr.*," President, said the reprganizaiton
company
Corifc,
also
Ltd.
,
corporation
to-help
was
•/Hie
announced
plans
finance
on.
company's
to
change
was
necessary
finances.
its
name
to
Consolidated
March
public
new
bond
issue this
passenger
liners,
*
,
' "*■
•
•
Net
Union
the
187,
plant
late
States.
Inc.,
in
guided
facility
which
Other plants
"
Pa.
are
;
progressed
is
follows
Electric
including
manufacturing
1958.
•
and
1208.
p.
Canada
manufacturing
has
April,
feet
square
business,
United
for
a
;
Ambridge,
materials
for
20,000
first
the
of
offices
Standards,
National
'
.
be
in
Frequency
placed
equipment
and
new,
of
and
the
company's
and
com¬
rapidly
The
plant
designed
to
will
allow
contain
for
future
.
Co.—Registers Stock Option Plan—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
covering 250,000 shares of Its $5 par common stock.
These
are
reserved for issuance'.from time to time within five
years
company
value
at
the
data
the
of
option.—V.
186,
2833.
p.
.premiums written by this company and its subsidiaries, National
Indemnity Co. and* Birmingham Fire Insurance Co., reached a
record $44,634,877 in 1957,
Net
investment
an increase of 10# over the previous high of
1956, according to William MacLean, President.
income
totaled
$2,371,301
in
$2,259,067 the year before.
Over-all
deficit
In
operations
showed
1957
'
of
on
a
*
of
loss
with
compared
'
•
■
$46,338,
the 600,000 shares
equal
to
a
of capital stock
in the equity in
account the increase
premiums resulting from the larger volume of business trans¬
earnings amounted to 62 cents per share.
This com¬
unearned
acted,
1957,
•
eight cents per share
outstanding.
After taking into
adjusted
pared with adjusted earnings of 14 cents per share on the same number
of shares outstanding the year before.
*
National
Union had earned premiums of $43,378,504, in¬
adjustment expenses of $27,980,700, and underwriting
$18,909,432,
leaving an underwriting loss of $3,511,628.
1956 figures were: $38,653,880 earned premiums; $25,073,-
1957
losses and
of
Comparable
039
and
loss
adjustment expense; $17,522,568 underwriting
underwriting loss.
$3,941,727
to
the
end
of
policyholders
$84,453,451
New
and
1957
consolidated
$24,353,930.
surplus
A
assets
year
expense; and
$83,134,077 and surplus
were
earlier consolidated assets were
$28,784,467.—V. 184, p. 921.
to policyholders
England Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.—Registers
Bond Offering With SEC—
This
company on March 20 filed a
$45,000,000 of 35-year
covering
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
registration statement
debentures,
competitive
with the
1,
1993,
April
due
bidding.
The
company
intends to use $37,235,800 of the net proceeds for
of refunding its 29-year 4debentures, due Jan. 1,
presently outstanding in the principal amount of $35,000,000 and
Which the company intends to call for redemption on May 19, 1958,
at 106.388#
of their principal amount.
The balance of the proceeds
the
purpose
will
be
applied
Bids
toward
expected
are
Broadway,
the
New
purchase
repayment
of
to
York,
from
be
N.
it
of
received by
Y.,
be
up
the
to
advances
the company at
11:30
above
from
American
expected
to
amount
received.
Tele¬
to
about
are
a.m.
<EST)
mentioned
Room
on
2315,
April
$45,000,000
195
14
of
for
new
bonds.-
.
Month
of
STATEMENT
operating
taxes
OF
EARNINGS
1S58
January-
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes
Other
to
*
1957
$27,913,213 $2G,697,965
20,061,820
18,519,900
2,373,921
—
3,003,69^
2,098.231
2,025,491
$3,379,241
$3,148,882
2.472,125
2,826,754
backed
the Merchant
Act
of
1930 make
it possible for the Government to insure
mortgages of vessels built under the Federal ship replacement program.
Marine
will
COMPARATIVE
Company officials'said they expect the bond issue
by Federal shtp; insurance.
Recent changes in
10Q'o
and
J.,
manufacture
which
formation
plant
.
National Union Fire Insurance Co.—Premiums Up— 1
company
first
Broihers.
to
purchase
plant
has built outside
scheduled
24.
sajd, the-issue will consist of 20-year bonds insured
preferred ship mortgages on the liners S.S. Brasil and S.S.
Argentina.
Tlid financing
will be
handled
through
an
investment
-banking' syndicate;co-managed by Kubn, Loeb <fc Co. and Lehman
by
plant
Ltd.—with
under the company's "The Stock
Option Incentive Plan," pursuant, to
options to be offered to certain of the officers and other; key employees
the company and its subsidiaries for the
purchase of not to exceed
250,000 common shares.
The exercise price will be 95^
of the faft
Lines, Inc.—Proposed Financing—
to sell a $24,000,000
construction of two
plans
the
announced
'
phone fi: Telegraph Co.,
which are
$81,100,000 at the time the proceeds
''ij
.
Moore-McCorjiiack
This
summer
tne
proposes
Corp.—Canadian Unit—
has
Canada,
J 986,
.
'■Hi W.
Girdler,
division.
Catalyst & Chemi¬
department of National
of
-
into
by Walter H.
called
1958,
shares
with major interest in 18
a
one-for-l'ive stock consoli¬
'
in^
convert
capital
of
existing
the
25
Products
company
.
National Lead
This
to
196 J
equal
conversion
calendar
Shares
class
report
*
of former employees was
Federal District Court ot
-
third
of- the
expansion.—y.
,
-
the
of
a
construction
expenses
1092.
a
Chemical
a
of
firm's
J.,
Linden#; N.
electrical
For
187,
the
March
Products
apparatus
approximately
the
of
national or state
association,
trust
company,
other financial Institution,
business
Federal
or
N.
$40,457,202 attained in
apply to become u member
application on a lonn prepared
in
doing
in
pletion* is
20,000 shs.
may
corporation
Minnesota
the
of
Construction
SEC
President,
own
of
,/■
Outstanding
*"20,000 shs.
Fifty
group
in
on
President,
Jr.,
Ont., Canada.
Canadian
market
Legislature provides that
Dollars per share in cash,"
concerns
gnc(,
capital
Mogul
presen„
trustees
are "listed
of
earned
'
FINANCING
State
company
.
1953'"or
they
shares
335.864
and
shares
its
Electric
components.
The
of
2,500
and' 1960 the balance of 200,000
Messrs.
shares 'in
outstanding
therein
PRESENT
$0.27
'
late
National Electric
$2,011,500 of 3%, debentures would be converted into $1,296,475 of new
5% sinking fund'debentures to mature in 1973 and 1,202,575 shares
2,500
&'
|Of class B stock "-outslanding which are'*ripld ia trusts -for the
benefit
be
'
A
savings'
of- the
Tim. annual
it
the
class
is. defined
corporation,
mining
dation
amounts.
;
for
to* improve- and consolidate
N.
it
that
stock
TO
$685,183
'
$0.25
1
-
a
trial
formed
subsidiary—Nepco
electronic
At
7.500
I'J:
stock'diu ingr
A
EFFECT
company has' applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission to
it to-sell 's, $4,000,000 three-year promissory note at competitive
1,500
Walker •& Co._^-i.—
William
directors
diss
other
MokijI Mining Corp., Ltd.—To Revfimp Capital, etc.—
:
contort 'Into
to
and
501,181
1093.
p.
Park,
located
1208.
p.
bidding.—V.
1,500
Co
Day
■
Doniger,
informed
tention
bonds,
This
^McGregor-Donig$r Inc.—Conversion of Stock—
.
acquii-q stock,
value)2.
institution
institutions
under
1C7,
The
^
to
borrow money but at no time may
corporation exceed ten times the amount
Webster Securities
—
1208...
and
to
company's
announcement
missile
is
7,500
MeetlsAi-'. "1,500 r Werfheim &' Co.—
7,500
ColS-l- " T.-iOO';' Whitd, Wejd- & Co.-—7,500
Bee 'Klgginson Corp._'_*__i_ *3,500 - DeaVi Witter & Co.—3,500
•
It
3,500
HftZard Freres
»—V.'
corporation.
1,500
Co.__—.'_
the
.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—To Sell IsTotes—
3,500
_
Dalrd,-Bissell &
:
business
1,186,364
458,022
they left
Co.
Woodstock,
curred
3,500
Co
fit
fit
Brothers
L.
V.
3,500
Co.——_
Tucker/ Anthony
" R.
._
may
Minnesota
insurance
intention
rated
—
Corp. ' Z~
Spencer Trcsk & Co2.,'—1
Kidder, Peabody & Ho.-LJl-'-7,500
Kirkpatrjck-Pettis Co.; ^_v-a,500
■
Minnesota
GIVING
issued
be
bank,
mutual
financial
1,500
Co.^
Barney
2,500
,
Hemphill,
E.
fit
fit
Smith,
7,500
—
plants
par
the
institution
the
2,500
Smith,
Hayaon,-Stone fit Co._^_„l_
is
by .submitting an
by the
and
membership
will become effective upon acceptance
application by the corporation's board of directors.
A finan¬
this
or
1,500
Inc.
-Shields
2,500
Co
Ripley fit Co.,
3np
financial
cial
—
Schwabacher
.
ordinary
corporation
of
"shall
of
Hopwcod
fit
Co._
Rothschild fit
F.
but
established to
designed to make
corporation
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
:
institutions,
the
Robinson,
Asbury
from
not
wat*
r
1,090,528
technical
Disclosure
companies which,
thereby
agree -to
lend
corporation
'
income
$632,506
*
«
announced
was
of
when
C.
recent
insurance
3,500
Jaffray
fi:
in
source
loans
from
and
it
Gas
all
187,
W.
;
Authorized
stock
savings
Co.—
ah
corporation
Pierce,
Northwest
stock
and
corporation,
The
financial
industrial
Act
3,500
Co.
Newbolcl's Son fir Co.
H.
Riter
Co._
Marache
Hallgarten
Harrlman
W.
2,500
Corp.-jf,
Forgatr fit
Lynch,
fit
its
1957
—■——-
on
against
company
before going
National
existing
businesses
The corporation will
Minnesota.
-
1,500
Paine, Webber, Jackson fit
7,500
fit
Marks
-
fit Smith—7,500
Moseley fit Co.—__
3,500
Pacific
Co';;* lnc'._21,500'
Sunstein
M.
__'i
of
The
r.oOo
__—
Co.
existing
CAPITALIZATION
Any
Curtis
Co.—
Boston
fit
the
call.
total
shares
Fenner
F.; Si
7,500
Co.--.
Reid
Gersllty,
7,500
Jw-V 3,500
fit
Estabr mk
Merrill
3,500
Sons"7;500
Co.—UllJli'..-1,530
fit
Dodge
Drexcl
Co.JZ,i-^
;
fit
Brothers
Laurence
-1,500
Co.;
Brown
Clark,
McDonald
KrausJ__-
&
Lte'arns- fit
Bear,
Alex.
Lehman
with
powers
"•The
iShares
Colli/- 22,000
&
of
banks
taxfes
•
this
Ky.,
Inc.
—V.
State
new
:
the Girdler Catalyst
in
1957—have
agreed,
Mr. .Girdler
said,
to
reports and other materials in their possession
dealing with information on the Girdler catalyst business and to mako
payments to the National Cylinder Gas Co. for seven years in the
form of a percentage on all catalysts sold
by Catalyst & Chemicals.
Inc.
He added that they had also agreed to give National
Cylinder
Gas Co. the option to acquire rights on any developments
by Catalyst
& Chemicals, Inc. In the field of
catalysts during the next two years.
assist
obligations of the
pf its paid-in capital and .surplus, not including
surplus, or $10,000,000, whichever is the lesser.1
below:
its,.name
Co.~Z-L- .2,500
&
Weeks
opposite
,;6hares
-vv
Goldman,
set
its
upon
construct
to
the
shares
Ball,
the
Capital
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
cals,
promoting
specifically "'Empowered to* acquire, lease, and sell real estate and
personal property, including the gpod will and assets of any business,
the
company's Stock Option Plan (of which 304,169 snares Were sub-5'
ject to outstanding opuonsi. 50,000 shares Were approved for possiole
issuance as -contingent stock awards under the
company's Executive
Incentive Plaii, and 3,801 shares had been
contingently awarded,
j
in
sale
as
.
$25,748,125 $26,316,228
share____-____Ji____x___!
defendants—who
return
a. nature
not customarily
undertaken by financial insti¬
thki'eby spreading-the r}sk among all the members and stock¬
holders
and ' establishing
a
source
of credit not
otherwise readily
available.
'
'
'/
'
" "
In addition to its
lending authority the corporation possesses many
securities.
the
each
from
a
of
shortly
Cylinder
..
convertible second preferred
for'sale to employees under
reserved
were
for
Industry
the
new
to
Possessions)
common
case
The
Building,
property.
of
.
Possessions)
L
per
President
Jr.,
tutions,
of
into
' re-is mabie
644,656 shares
shares
and
the .balance
-
originally
The
1958,
Minnesota
physical
jpurpose
providing
by
available
WCCO
the
no
the
.
by tne company under , the terms
merger.v^,.;IV.
of
7^' gin addition,
time
it
Minnesota
be
by
for
23,
1958
■
(and
186, p. 2578.
Canadian
315
"
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Settles Louisville Case—•
:
Joans'oi
*
,
its 'funds
compete
§9,881,562 shs/
>
encourage
money' to
222,295 shs.
:
.
13,000,000 shs.
to
will
at
owns
formed
of
-
leased
corporation
been
iinanclu 1 institutions such
by - becoming members
of
120,000 shs.
,
:i 222;295 shs.
.
.
Oommop .stock Kp&r-. 16%
„•
quarters
has
Jan.
on
1316.
p,
•
Federal-
"profit
No t
—V.
' /
'
temporary, office
a
in
Association./ The
coi'poration
derive
$652,500
t v
has
Minn.,'
financing : \vhicn
arid
-150,000 shs.
pgr; value)
1
business ' prosperity
of
1958
Authorised
♦Long-term
Cumul.
The
;.
the
incorporated
was
187,
income____„A---—-----
on
Earned
(no par) at $50 per share.
corporation
before
Prov. for Fed. (and
the
Minnesota. /
The
corporation
firm.—V.
:
income
Okla,;
corporation, intends to apply the proceeds obtained
sale
of its stock,
together with funds derived from loans
members, first, in payment of the expenses of its organization
and
of
the
issuance
and
sale
of
the
capital stock now offered;
•second,
in
payment of
its
current
operating expenses;
and third,
lor
carrying cut, its general corporate purposes.
are
Webber
sales
taxes
gathering
a
,
debentures
Six Months Ended Jan. 31—
Net
by. its
•
28,
t
Net
PROCEEDS—The
from
a
new peak arid
was 14%
higher than the comparable
figure for'1956. Earnings per share of common stock, after preferred
dividends, rose from $1.92 in 1956 to $2.21 in 1957/ V'
FEBRUARY
has
settled
stock
also established
OF
$22,069,000,
construct
Paine
Louisville,
.
AS
about
the
National Bellas Hess, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
/
of
Development Corp., Minneapolis* Minn.—
Offered—This corporation on Feb. 28 offered to
the public, without
underwriting, 20,000 shares of capital
$186,937,000 established a new record, exceeding by 8# the previous high
of $172,432,000 set in 1956;'. 1957 Consolidated net
income of $23,094,000
CAPITALIZATION
of
operation
Telephone
,
BUSINESS—The
sales
cost
and
grants an exempton from such prohibition.
Corp. seeks permission to invest not to exceed
and/or common stock to be issued by
Electronics, the purchase to be made otherwise than from
Aviation
Power
Stock
.
an
construction
Federal
Minnesota
the
products
the
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—'
arranged to place privately with the
Co. an issue of $200,000 first
mortgage 25-year bonds.—V. 181, p. 2358.
following groups:.. antibiotics,..: biologicals .'(including vaccines);
coccidiostats;
diuretic .and .anti-hypertensive' products;
industrial
and
laboratory
chemicals;
narcotics;
steroid
hormones;
sulfonamides;
veterinary and agricultural specialties; and vitamins. • Among the im¬
portant,
the
with
company
partners
Commission
in
American
~
this
by
with, four applications seeking natural gas service
Michigan. Wisconsin or its affiliate, American Louisiana
Pipe
Cp., ol Detroit, lor a FPC hearing on April 21.-
Midstate
-Ill
DIUR1L,
the
$250,000
The company has
United States and more, tnqn 80 countries of tne free
1953, tne company entered into a statutory merger with
Sharp
fii
Dohine,
Incorporated
of
Philadelphia.- Tnroiigh
its
four
divisions and 25 subsidiaries," the company manufacturers and sells
approximately
1,300
products, most of vvnich are Included hr the
world.
unless
Berkshire Life Insurance
death,
is
drugs,, and
187,
abput 56 miles
of
20-inch.,.line to- connect
the, gathering system to its main line;
approximately-45 miles of 12% and 24-inch loop line; 10 new main
line compressor-stations
aggregating 35,100 horsepower; and 8,150 additional horsepovver in four existing compressor
stations.—V. 186, p. 1265.
from
of
filed
Michigau ..Wisconsin seeks authorization to
system in the Laverne Field, Harper County,
;
;
Facilities—
consolidated
-
engaged primarily" in the
development
line cneruical., pnarmaceuucai "specialties; biologicals
manufacturers
located
'
,
obligations."—V.
of
.
application
Line
t)ie sale of the stock will pro¬
requirements of the estate of George W.
cash
the
.or
>
the' concractural
Commission, seeking authority for the
natural gas facilities at an estimated
Merck & Co.,; Inc.—-Stock
Offered—Goldman, Sachs &
Co. 011 March 25 headed an offering
by 51 underwriters
of 225,000 shares of common stock (par 16%
cents) at a
per
An
r
j
r
price of $48
emphasize
expected
affiliation, purchases
Electronics
securities
by National Aviation during the
the
underwriting syndicate
is
prohibited by the Act
American
existence
National
from
almost
were
to
/
to Increase
nearly- 810,000,000
this-year to meet its ".'expanding
ousmess,"/.Max McGraw, ..Presi¬
dent, mid Cnaries Edison,..Chairman, announced in the gnnual report...
Last year.-the officials,noted,
the firm-Spent, about $8,500,000 on
capital
'
of
•Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Seeking Authority
:
of
expenditures
...
and
1208.
p.
President> of Specialty Stores Co., Inc.* lias
succeeding Randolph Cathn.—V. 187, p.* 1315.'
plansrcapital
80,000 shares of common stock.
One of the underwriters is
to be Paine, Webber, Jackson fic Curtis; and one of the firm's
is a director of National Aviation.
Due to this
:,v -•,/ ^
^
../-./,
I
"Voluiiiinous, testimony and hundreds of exhibits already have been
submitted,"Mt is; stated. ."Mesabi plans to introduce further
clarifying
'
'
*. McGraw-Edison Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
This
qo'mpabues.
-*
47.
p.
■
'
Net
Net
—V.
operating income
after
187,
charges
p.
1316.
8
CAPITALIZATION
Postponed—
New-Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Offering
-
■
The Commercial and FiiwnciaV-Chronicle
(1436)
•
ottering of $30,000,000- 35-year debentures, which had been
scheduled for competitive sale on March 25, has been postponed In¬
The
<
V.
,
in
conditions
'
due to present unsettled
187, p.: 1316.
' ;
definitely
See also
.
5ft
4ft
St. Louis ItR.—Earnings-
New York, Chicago &,
Gross
income
_w_—__
U.
income
taxes.—:
49,000
accruals
89u.ii6
income-—
715,212
S.
Other
tax
ry.
Net ry.
due
1,594,386
*1,152,389
-1,654,199
874,447
$0.08
'$0.26
$0.21
Earnings per -share——
tive
Jan.
1958.—V.
i,
187,
p.
"Of
under
Defer
Payments
employees.
Options
certain
employees.
deferment
for
of
repayments
unspecified
an
to
period
than
the
lor
1,500
that of the $1,000,000 payment due
Dec. 30, 1957, $10C:0C0 was paid at that time, $100,000 was paid on
Jan. 31 and $100,000 was paid on Feb. 28.
The $700,000 balance is
payable on March 21.
*
The company -told stockholders
Lazsmt
The
secured
ment
pledge additional collateral in the form of $10,187,000 in
and subsidiaries, it noted that further security
have to be extended to gain subsequent deferments.
the
company
underwriters
payments and approving
future amortization
already taken.—V. 187, p. 1209.
such actions,
Income
months
March
on
basis of $3.02 a share for the 12 months ended
These earnings per share
are
calculated on the
of 3,337,475' shares - of common stock outstanding at the end of
comparable
28,
Feb.
basis
both
•
1957. '
28,
Net
$89,911,286
were
revenues
to
compared
as
after
income
fixed
charges
for
$11390,913
were
$83,869,282
the
to $11,660,880. for
compared
the
for
and
previous
the
1957
dividends
ended Feb.
before
months
12
28,
Definitive
will
tificates
the
office
for
Solar
See
below.—-V.
Co.
187,
576.
p.
poration,
faleav in
James
its
history
Edgett,;
D.
stockholders.
to
:*—8.5
Co——5.0
&
William R. Staats & Co
Glass
Co.—-New
reported
at
$33,170,000,
No
Text
f
production.—V.
under
the
first
sales
At
the
months
last
-period
same
goal, fore the
three
of
growth
had
sales
stock purchased by the company.—V.
Northwest
Power
Arthur
Commissioner
set
about
.=
end. of. the-year
the
of
4
$1.82
or
Norfolk
The
& Western -Ry.—-To Sell
has
eompany
applied
to
the
The
of
agents
1,100
Kline
Des
186,
Mr.
Austin
named
was
succeeded
Chairman.
Stockholders
the
have
Chairman.
George E." Gardner
185,
change
cnief
was
continue
to
Consolidated
share
—V.
through
President.
as
the
In
..•*-.
.
net
share
income
same
2052.
p.
011
V
the
in
branch
in
offices
ft-
ft-ft.
latter
The
'"The
which
by
officer.—V.
70,000
of
$2,621,821
was
shares
common
V
of
-Z
SEC—■'
to meet costs
185,
scries
Feb.
due
1,
the 1957 program,
of
shares of
investors
1983,
common
stock and
$3,500,000
at
100ft
of
first
principal
of
2219.
p.
Co.,-Detroit,
Finance
''
■
Mich.
—
Personnel
'
directors
to
struction
187,
Will be
asked
limits
to Tescind
the
firm's
a
;
resolution
funded
debt
to'
no present
intention of incurring: funded debt
$5,500,000 borrowed last year from several financial
funds for site acquisition and new plant con¬
Pleasant, Pa., according to the proxy statement.-^
v.V. ::
- * ,
'
ait.
near
1209.
p.
which
provide
.
V.
16
1956,
have
the
of
excess
April
on
December,
•
.
..
>
!
Professional
Life
&
Casualty
Co.,
Champaign, III.—
Registration Statement Effective—Correction—-
1 ~
,
registration statement which was filed with the SEC on Dec. 16,
1957,
covering
120,000 common shares,
which were to .have been
offered at $15 per share,
became effective on March 12 (was. not
-
The
previously, reported, in. these columns).—V.187, p. 1317/
withdrawn as
equal
then
to
$3.29
outstanding.
'
-
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
stock
The
company
March 21 filed
on
a
registration statement with the
cue -1988, . to
be
covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
for public sale at ".competitive, bidding.
s
SEC
offered
>
>
$6,000,000
proceeds of the bond sale-will be used to the extent of dpproxN
mately $22,200,000 to redeem the company's outstanding first mortgage
bonds, G1,4ft series due 1987, and Hue balance; together with an amount
equal to anticipated tax savings, will be used to -retire at least
$8,850,000 of bank loans (outstanding in the amount—of $9,500,000
at Jan. 31, 1958) incurred to" provide funds for construction purposes;
The
company's
1953
construction
expenditures
are
estimated
at
hand
$29,826,ooo.-
announced in its annual report that it planned
of common stock in March 1958 to its parent
shares
Ohio Edison Co.,
provided
for
internally
$2,100,000.
<s
expected
to
cash
meet
and
requirements
1958.
for
in
the
\V.
II.
•
Net
the
annual
compared
before
preferred
dividends
Increased,
also
amounting
to
This was equivalent to 9.5 times
requirement of the outstanding preferred stock,
times such dividend requirement in 1956.—V. 130.
dividend
with
8.7
1740.
p.
1093.
Bids
are
York,
Earnings Increase £-% to $1.84 a Share for 12 Months
;
income
$3,256,927 "against $2,984,468 in 1956.
underwriting
an
revenue of Pennsylvania Power Co. amounted to $17,029,543
year 1957
compared with $15,901,994 in 1956, according
to
Sammis. President.
•>
*
'
'Z'':
expected to be received by the company at 90 Broad Street,
N. Y., up to noon
<DST) on April 28 for the purchase
from ft of the above mentioned $30,000,000 new bonds
;
.
New
,
187, p.
5Vaft
bonds,
institutions
Chicago;
common
the yeaf Pennsylvania Power Co. expects to sell
additional securities.
This financing along with cash on
funds-
186,
agreement
signed on March .27. The transaction will be underwritten by a
syndi¬
cate
headed by First Boston Corporation and
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
V.
Co., Inc.—Registers With
loans incurred
stockholders
The
in
ft
Later in
of
by-laws
executive
to
qualita¬
single
a
577.
p.
on
bank
Changes—
i
.
795,305 shares
1956
number
'
has
company
sell
-
Iiancorperation—Offering Price Set—
priced-at. 100,'according
work where
elements In
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Annual Meeting—
"
Memphis. Minneapolis, and Nash¬
:
per
the
on
186,
The
to
corporation's offering of 106,430 shares of $100 par value con¬
preferred stock 80*'shareholders-will bear a dividend of 4ftft
will-he
and
Pioneer
•
>
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Plans Sale of Securities—
•'
vertible
and
issue
amount.—V.
Operating
Northwest
The
!
187,
proposes to otter the 51,183
sell to certain institutional
company
to
adopted in
$7,500,000.
-
maintain
1317.
p.
to $3.22
equal
per
2758.
p.
short-term
of
the
1640.
p.
outstanding.
certificates
.
the
will
Kansas City, Louisville,
187,
company,
the
sections
.
Net
■*
boeomes
company
mortgage
This corporation and its subsidiaries report for 1957 consolidated net
of $2,557,577 after all charges and provision for taxes.
Thi3
-
approved
now
'•
income
Commission
Northeast Airlines, Ine.—New* President Elected—
director.
photos, special
Diffraction Unit,' Bragg's Law,
Goniometer,
Electronic-. Circuit
Panel,
1850.
p.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Earnings Higher—
this
in
Jame/- W. Austin,. who Joined this corporation hi January, has been
President- and-a
With
detail.'-,
in
Basic
Piedmont Natural Gas
187, p. 576.
•
.
company
Moines,
ville.—V.
•
elected
Illustrated
methods
Y.
simple diagrams to
Diffraction,
Dii'frac-
The company estimates the cost of its 1958 construction program at"
approximately $3,500,000. To finance this program and repay $1,150,000.
are
dissented.—V,
below.—V.
Inc.
space.
the
Equipments—
trust
three
the
N.
uses
Film
shares held,. The record date,
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
White, Weld & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
;
building is of three stories and contains 42,000 square feet
new
floor
of
ahead
10ft
Interstate-Commerce
authority'<to--sell . $4,770,000 " equipment
competitive -binding.—V. 187. p. 1209.
of
and
between:
at the rate of one new share for each ten
company's general office staff of March 24 completed moving
company's new headquarters building located at Third and
Streets, St. Louis 2, Mo.
.
.;
The
a
country ami Its possessions and dn. 31 foreign countries.
Foreign
sales accounted for nearly $2,000,000 of the 1957 total.—V. 186, p. 842-.
for
Spectrography.
and
Vernon,
operation
March 26 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 51,183 shares of its $1 par common stock. "The company
proposes to offer this stock for subscription by its common stockholders
-
Co.—Rehearing Denied—
of
dilferences
basic
Spectrograph designed for - production line
and quantitative analyses-of as many as 24
tive
the
Olive
$5,000,000,
:
had
company
the
"X-ray Analysis Theory & Instru¬
the company's Instruments Divi¬
Mount
specimen must lie me.de rapidly.—-V.
This
into
"
jear,,
-
,
Peabody Coal Co.—New Headquarters Building—
'•
/
1958 and said the
it $36,000,000: For
during
are
1209.
from
X-ray
187,
Tilford Distillers Corp.—Merger Effected—
&
Schenley Industries,
See
report
increase
been
year
1958,
187, p.
%
Rate Computer, Spectrograph Assembly, Scintillation, Pro¬
portional and Flow/ Proportional Detectors, and Gelger Tubes.
Other pages give applications in industry and user lists.
In addi¬
tion, the booklet describes the Aufroirieter.
teh automatic indexing.
The
cor¬
annual
about ITft,lover 1956.
Net earnings were $658,000,
share, compared, with, $611,000, or $1.69 a share, in 1956.
company's
this
by
1957
or
j Mr. Edgett. predicted. continued
date.
Counting
Employee
Stock
to be used to
an
proceeds
principles
covers
titled
gratis
Avenue,
Subjects discussed -include:
Dilfraetometer,
Wide
Range
Angeles, Calif.—Files With
>,.■
available
is
each
treat
/
.
filed a letter of notification with the
number of shares of common stock
to
be
offered to employees
underwriting is involved. The
:
the
in
an
that
on
volume of $15,000.000.—V.
South Fulton
750
illustrate
5.0
Development—
commercial
undertake
can
corporation on March 12
covering an undetermined
Park
•/
stated
meeting
booklet
12-page
new
sion,
Off—
-
in
achieved
were
President,
.ft
,
Revenue, was.
•
A
mentation"
North American Van Lines, Inc.—Earnings Increased
Highest
4
'■
8.5,
This
$10)
/ft
f
snecial
a
V
;
Federal Power Commission has denied a request by this com¬
Frank
D.
Bo.vnton, founder, and for 20 years President- of this
for rehearing of the FPC's Jan. 20 opinion and order denying
company,
announced that as of April 1 he was stepping up to be
the company's application for a
license for a proposed hydroelectric
•\ Chairman of the Board and- that T. Kenneth Haven, who has servedproject—consisting of the Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley devel¬
as
Chairman
of
the Executive
Committee,
will become
Preisdent.'
opments—on the Snake River in Idaho and Oregon.
—V. 187, p. 1317.
The
Commission said that an opinion and order would be Issued
187, p. 989.
Corp.—Merger Negotiations
Aircraft
.
at
pany
trustee,
1958.—V.
.
Philips Electronics, Inc.—New Norelco Booklet—
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. below.—V. 187, p. 990.
later.
Norden-Ketay
%
■
Inc.
Newhard, Cook
12.5
.
company
Pacific
4% ft series due 1987, in coupon
for outstanding temporary cer¬
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
bonds,
'
man,
1209.
pay for the
exchange
the
of
after MaTcli-31,
and
on
first-mortgage
be* available
at
the
(par
Preferred
1958, as
on
'ihe
program.
,
Equitable Securities Corp.__—
Schneider, Bcrnet «Sj Hiclc-
12.5
...
Co
p.
Plan.
.
form,
Co.
«&
The
.
-'
'
'
-
24.0
24.0
Pacific Finance Corp., Los
months period.
12
Definitive Bonds Ready—
•
Co.__
&
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Feb.
ending
period.
months
the ,12
for
$3,000,000.
about
-
.
annual sales
average
*
1316.
SEC
1958,
Stock
187,
See
periods.
Gross
of rights:
the exercise
by
Pacific Coast Paper Mills of Washington, Inc—Merger
21 reported that the balance of net
available for common stock was $3.09 a share for the 12
ended
Feb.
28,
1958,
as
compared
with
earnings
on
a
corporation
Freres
where
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
New York State Eleetric & Gas
This
severally
have
probably will be manufacturers of household and chemical items such
as detergents,
waxes, polishes, and related products, but that 'the new
container is "an ideal package for scores of Items."
Mr. Megowen said Owens-Illinois has been trying to develop such a
container for some time, adding that it has now reached the point
will ask stockholders at the April 9 meeting to approve
the directors to use their discretion in nego¬
The company
below
named
company
on
March 26 announced it has developed a new
plastic container made from high-density polyethylene and that
begin commercial production this spring.
Carl
R.
Megowen,
President, said initial
purchasers of the new
plastic containers to be produced at O-I's Glassboro, N. J., plant,
resolutions, authorizing
tiating the deferment of
of
Pileoil'3 diversification
."
A. Newman, President, said that assets of the Optical com¬
which manufactures high-quality eyeglass frames and mountings,
lenses, cases and optical machinery, had been purchased for approximately $4,500,000 in cash.
Earnings of Shuron Optical over the past/
several years, he added, .have averaged approximately $500,000 on an
will
it
bonds
might
road to
of
volume
in
Howard
rigid
it may want to negotiate the deferment of any
payments. In connection with the defer¬
the' Dec. 30, ls-57, payment, it wus necessary for the
on
stockholders
toi
This
1965 $7,000,000 will be payable.
amortization
these
of
for
Owens-Illinois
;
said
company
all
sales
step
The purchase of the assets and business of Shuron Optical Co. by a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Philadelphia Sc Reading Corp. was closed,
on
March 20, following the approval 0!
the transaction by Sharon's
tometry
30; 1958, 1959, and 1960 additional $1,000,000 payments will
while, in 1961 through 1964, inclusive, $1,250,000 will come
At maturity in
due.
annual
major
1958.
pany
Gardner_^__^
&
WertlU'im &
—-V.
On Dec.
or
third
a
p.
Philadelphia & Reading: Corp.—Shuron Becomes Sub...
reserved
granted
been
have
shares
current
a
is
186,
r
Rein hold t
mature,
such
of
ft
Stanley
Morgan
1965.:
in
subscribed
be
not
loans
Joans
4ft ft flood
maturity of the
of
$16,000,000
later
not
of banks and the Treasury
group
a
its
cn
•
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell severally,
the
percentages indicated below of such shares of
1958 preferred
stock offered to stockholders other than
the Murphy Corp. as shall
Flood Loans—
on
This company is negotiating with
for
—V.
9,408 shs.
104.575 slis.
1,471,001 slis.
shares are
19,833
shares,
with
purchase
*2,500,000 8118.
unissued
and
Pheoll
380,000
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
Seeks
& Hartford RR.
New Haven
New York,
$3,500,000
options and warrants, and 418,300 shares
ore
reserved upon conversion of the 1958 preferred stock.
The 7,000
shares held in
the company's treasury are reserved for issuance to
>'
>
value
$1)
(par
authorized
.
$500,000
200,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
104,575 shs.
*
—>
leading .to the,sale, of the: Tubing. Seal "'Cap, Ine. .stock*.
handled by William .R...StaatsjCo- -—' - * Tubing Seal Cap, Inc^ was founded in 1941 to ^make- metal .closures
for the aircraft industry.. .Since lhen.it ,has manufactured precision
metal stampings.
It also makes a patentee, one-piece-metal doorknob,.
Mr. Phelps said .that the.'Tubing Seal Cap acquisition will provide
Negotiations
were
.
~
.
.'*
,
stock
the
issuance
for
changes effec¬
"►Restated-to conform to ICC Accounting Classification
series
Common
•
.
Outstanding
^
.....
.
.
.
series
6ft
Authorized
l/
'
deben¬
fund
May 1, 1963-i.u-.
pfd. stock, S50 par
5ft
1,965,000
1,787,946
3,107,049
*2,284,477
*>$0.53
1,793,981
342,396
oper.
income
Net
332,000 J
1,045,000
-
1
to
Cumulative
1958—Month—1957 4
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$10,603,981 $13,739,386 $22,453,098 $28,050,231
Period End. Feb. 28-^- '
'
Z-- '
banks
subordinated sinking
tures
<
/'"'ft
equal annual install,
1959-June
1,
1963
June
(payable
FINANCING
EFFECT TO' PRESENT
GIVING
ft
in
due
ments'
bond market.
the
notes
Monday, March 31, 1958
.»...
Net
the
for
income
12
months
ended
Feb.
28, T958 Amounted
to
$6,018,288 or $1.84 a common -share. rThla-represents««n Increase of
8ft over net income of $5,574,628 or $1.71 a share for'the 12 months
ended
Feb.
28,
1957,
notwithstanding- the -fact that January * and
1958 were among the warmest in the history of the area
February of
lor
months.
those
"
4
Ocean
Peoples Protective Life Insurance Co., Jackson, Tenn.
—Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Preferred Stock
Offered—This company is offering to the holders of its
common stock the* right to
subscribe at par ($50 per
share) for 104,575 shares of 6% cumulative preferred
stock
—
the rate of
at
fourteen
March
3:30
shares
of
one
new
held
of
record
new
and
1,
share
of
1968,
the
into
preferred
new
four
stock
accumulated
(approximately
some
of
at
barges
be
convertible
of
senior
and supporting
exploration
waters
for
to
The
$51 ft
owns
per
outstanding
oil
share
stock
gas -for
in
of
operates
its
own
these
business
in
Mexico.
is
products.
is
account
for
also
in
oil
capital
seven
dealers
price.
plus
In
*"
offshore
in
in
waters
leases
■
Net
to
do
of
registration
a
its
$1
class
statement
stock.
common
par
A—voting
with
The
the
stock
and
248,000 shares of
be, offered for public
the
will
be
also
In
to
made
now
the
of
the
estimated
$3,952,500,
addition;
do
the
business
for
the
of
to
be
be used
is
has
Arkansas;
developing
Alabama,
at
company
company
in
the
of
if
paid
sales
sold
by
to
pending
and
will
.
Florida
added
be
develop district
licensed to
currently
application
an
and Louisiana
gas
for, development,
and extraction and
1(256 613^ Mi7 3l' 1&57, r°tal lncome was $4,812,765 and
916
"as
Installation,
operation
soon
,
similar
For
1958
procedures
for
glassed-
are
carefully detailed in Bulletin 955, a new 12-page
recently published by the Pfaudler Co., a division of Pfaudler
inc..
Purchase
Tubing
the
world's
equipment.—V.
largest
187,
p.
producer
of
industrial
1209.
by
by
this
Cap,
company
Inc.,
San
Mason,, Phelps,-
of
all
the
Gabriel,
outstanding capital stock
Calif., for $1,600,000 cash
President.
The "Acquisition
will
of
is
require
no
public financing- or current bank borrowings since sale of Pheoll'3
Ogden Avenue warehouse last month provided more than half the
Cash
needed
with
the
balance
coming
from
past
1959
is
$30,000,000
of
$26,000,000
This
service needs,
were
additional
securities and
to its power allotment at the time."
Puget's construction
expenditures for
estimated by Mr. McLaughlin at $50,000,000 of
planned for 1958.- "It is anticipated that about
money will be needed for construction this year:
financing is expected to be met by the sale of senior
borrowings;
Based on its present time schedule,
new
bank
to
sell on
April -28.
at
competitive bidding,
first mortgage bonds. The proceeds from this
refunding at a more favorable interest rate the
$20,000,000 6 ft ft
series bonds, due 1987, and the balance of about
$9,000,000 to reduce outstanding bank loans under the 1957 Credit
Agreement. Arrangements have been made With the banks to reborrow
this latter amount as needed for new. construction."—V. 187, p. 1317.
company
will
of
be
plans
30-year
tised
for
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber-Co.—Proposed Merger—
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
Seal
announced
Pfaudler. is
process
power
basis,
and
power
$30,000,000
reactors
glassed-steel
contracts,
and
which
maintenance
PUD sold $250,000,000 of bonds-to complete
775,000-kilowatt Rocky Reach Columbia River
utilities and a large aluminum company. Under
from this project is made available on a
with each purchaser paying its .share of the
electric
Northwest
sale
and
its
of
hydroelectric project, scheduled for commercial operation 4n 1962. This
is
vitally important to Puget because. it has contracted to receive
from Rocky Reach, for a period in excess of 50 years, -a large block
of power
(386.000 kw initially) at a cost less than presently. avail¬
able
from
any
other known source;" Mr. McLaughlin -pointed - out!
"Additional purchasers of Rocky Reach power are three major Pacific
the
Pheoll
net income
construction
annual project costs in proportion
entry
.
ftianual
Chelan
the
1957
"In
the
Plans
for
Ffaudler Permutit Inc.—Issues New Manual—
steel-
Utility
"serviee-at-cost"
company was organized in 1948.
It now has outstanding 174,shares of, stock.
R.
B.
Smith, Jr., is listed as President and
Chairman.
Board
Public
plans
approval,
that state.
upon
district offices in
according to the prospectus,
Georgia,
practical."
as
15ft
or
will
company,
wherein
being formulated,
states
share,
per
commissions
offering,
states
license
into
of
funds
in
the
$11.25
no
company.
general
business.
for
instances,
the
proceeds
the
offices
Permutit
exploration
months
of
exceed
expenses
most
officer
an
gas
reported
total
Income
of
$4,538 807
ended Dec; -31, 1957,
compared with $2,157 958
for the like period of 1956:
Net income for the
period was $66 441
compared wtth; a: Joes of $36,046 in the similar 1956
period.
For' the
the
*
drilling
and
engaged
having interests
areas.
crude oil and natural
petroleum
y
for
submersible
drilling
It
and
Drilling
for
filed
27
of
The
equipment
Gulf
acres
Principal
f
common
be used by Ocean
indebtedness
^ costal marshes of Louisiana,
Corn's
shares
securities.
the
and
768,050
shares
B—non-voting stock.
The shares are to
in
units,
each
consisting of four class B and one class A
shares, at a price of $75 per unit.
Dealers and company officials
will offer the shai'es, and the selling commissions will
vary.
In no
case,
however,
w ill
the
total
discounts
and
commissions
paid " to
are
at
parent
company,
Ocean Drilling
marine
in
approximately 46,000
o£ liquefied
prior
stock.
common
Inel proceeds from the sale will
offshore
sale
will
company's
any
time
$0-reduce Its- short-term bank
other expenditures.
The company
and
of
stock
the
Corp.,
52 .*■)
its
Drilling
In
of
redeemable
dividends.
CONTROL- Murphy,
and
preferred
.shares
is
March
on
310,000 shares
62,000
sale
p.m.
Each
of
class
on
25, 1958. The subscription offer will expire at
(CST) on April 9, 1958.
The offering, ex¬
company
covering
consists
preferred share for each
stock
common
cluding 54,860 shares which will be purchased
by Mur¬
phy Corp. under, exercise-of rights, will be underwritten
by a group of investment firms headed
jointly by Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co. and Reinholdt & Gardner.
May
This
SEC
entered an agreement with Douglas County (Wash.)
District relating to the PUD'S proposed Wells hydro?
electric" project on the Columbia River, Frank McLaughlin, President,
announced. Under the agreement,' if economic feasibility is establishes*}
and
the project is built, Puget will have the right to purchase at
least one-third of the output over a 50-year Term on a "service-at-*
cost" basis, he explained.
Initial capability^ of the Wells development
is estimated around 400,000 kilowatts.
The company has
earnings.
--
-
A
vote
Mills
stockholders has been called tor April 15 to
proposed merger into this company of Pacific Coast Paper
special meeting-of
on
of
the
Washington, ..'Inc.
tinder the
merger
-
terms, tour shares
..
...
of/"Paget Sound Pulp
.
J.
common
Pacific Coast
Paper. After completion of the merger, there would be 2,586,130 shares
stock
would be given in exchange for each five shores of
Volume .187
Number 5729
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1437)
■of
Puget
Sound
presently
Net
realized
stock
Pulp
outstanding
sales
totaled
net
a
income
outstanding.
stock
common
2,334,519
.
$24,739,432
of
outstanding,
place
of
the
shares.
1957,
in
which Puget Sound Pulp
from
$3,040,171, equal to $1.30
This
in
•
with
compares
share
a
net- sales
of
common
f
of
$24,141,502 and
share, in 195G.
Pacific Coast Paper Mills had net sales of $7,760,180 in
1957, from
which it. realized a-net income of $345,790. '"
The two companies proposing to merge together had net sales of
income
net
of
$3,113,255,
$1.33
or
187,
;
"
This
investment
000
March
on
SEC
■
which
is
formerly
was
located
The
tn
new
called
Denver,
•
Electronic
Change In
corporate relation¬
;
86.
contract-v.ith
the
are
"The
for
use
rig,
all
said
J.
of
of
the
the
'C.
that
mobile
new
State
for
1956
o"n
$2.55
the
taxes
in
in
connection
with
conversion
of
at
operations
control
in
the
Gulf
Dynamics
two
of
" The
It
,
are
under
now
that
current
C
group
the
above..
Chemicals,
means
the
offering made
For
details,
a
without
In
public
common
The
V.
be
balance will be under¬
convertible
Annual
sinking
fund
thereunder will be
at
payments
into
prices
in
187,
will
expenditures,
and
directors may
underwriting.
stockholders'
refines
and
and
for
such
other
the
be
corporate
purposes
crude
oil
and
'
located
tn
the
as
in
six
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
(3.25% ) due in
instalments to 1963—;.
PRESENT
of
sinking fund
Common
<
•
stock
15,
tno
Outstanding
$15,000,000
par
value)—.
to
several
purchase
percentages set opposite
any
50,000,000
*7,500,000 shs,
underwriters
of
the
the
respective
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Co., Inc._
to
Bache &
Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc
Clarke
Davis, Skaggs
Francis I.
;
& Co
duPont
&;
Lee
&
NorthVest
Paine,
Webber,
Co
.
Co
Jackson
Co
this
model
adapted
for
'
be
It
is
expected
that
the
into
The
and
will
move
be
'
~
organized
two-major laboratories: The
Applied Research Laboratory.
■
•"
of this company on March 20 received profit-sharing
checks
amounting
to
15%
of
their
individual
quarterly
the December-January-February period.
'
.
profit-sharing
payments
to
Sheaffer
to
the
since
employees
$17/355.000, it was
by Leon H. Black, Executive Vice-President.—V. 187, p. 331.
1958—4 Weeks—1957
$4,457,504 $10,095,589
''
•
*
;
" 1958—9 Weeks—1957
'
-
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. above.—V. 187,
-
$9,734,903
Aoquired
1210.
p.
Siegler Corp.—New Tape Recorder-Reproducer—
;
Olympic
Radio
magnetic tape
work,
&
Television's
revolutionary dual-channel 24-hour
adaptable for use in airport tower
recorder-reproducer,
airlines
traffic
and
dispatching, Naval sonar recording, FCC
broadcast monitoring, railroad traffic and dispatch monitoring, speech
)■
rehabilitation, news and wire service reporting and a host j of other
military and commercial applications, was shown publicly for the first
time last week at the IRE National Convention and Radio Engineering
Show at the New York Coliseum in New York
City.
Olympic is a
division of The Siegler Corp.
■
t
/ * '
Introduced late
last year, the magnetic tape recorder-reproducer,
RX-118, has found outstanding acceptance by
the Armed Forces,
chauffeur-driving has
'
'
according to Morris Sobin, Olympic President.
The company also exhibited at the IRE Show
Ultrasonic Flowmeter and the Olympic
ME-1,
repeater amplifier.*
,
its newly developed
transistorized synchro-
a
•
professional tape recorder—The Presto Series "800"—designed for
work
of
the
highest quality for radio stations, .studios,
phonograph record manufacturers and industrial users, ^as also in¬
recording
5To%
of
Co.
negotiated
America.
$3,000,000 loan from
troduced
loan,
a
The
the
due
March
1,
3.0
to
-
Webster
was
the
Securities
Corp
3.0
G.
1 4
White, Weld & Co
Winslcw, Cohu & Stetson—
0.5
1.8
Dean
3.0
Walker & Co
Co
&
:
1.4
this
.,
.
31,
the 567,480
1957,
in
properties,
therewith.
gas
connection
and other
is also
It
and
equal
into
this
of
company
Park
&
Distillers
Tilford
to
of
P
&
and
class A
$1.11
per
"800"
the
on
board
in
of
following
snares,
were
January,
175,884
at
approval
of
the
action
it
in
was
made
to
1955
P
T
shares,
$43
or
&
leaving
in
T
9,507
stockholders
April
on
15,
December,
approximately
from
the
96.2%
represented
stated,
P
share
per
Tilford
who will receive $43
and
&
the
Schulte
trusts.
-
by
1957.
1954,
70%
estate
of
of
shares
per
the
of
to
recorders
Schenley
obtain
said
within
the
a
$43
formal
per
.
-
notice
share
10 days, as required by
(ParamUs,%N.
Radio
187,
from $1,375, uhmouhted,
model. " A
series
at
Show.
"
range
console
"800"
J.)
Engineering
recorders
complete
of
virtually
range
adaptable- 'to
1359.
p.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company filed a registration statement with the SEd d»- March
25, 1958, covering $3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due-1988, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding, together with 57,362
shares of its $7.50 par common stock, to be offered for subscription by
stockholders.
stock Is to
The
14, 1958, on the basis of
subscription
amendment;
and
price
one
be offered
to stockholders of record April
share for each of 12 shares then held;
new
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
stock offSftng is to*be underwritten by Kidder,
and
"the
Peabody & Co.
'
.
Net
proceeds"'of this financing will be"applled first to the payment of
'bank loans incurred for construction purposes. Any balance of proceeds
will be used to finance in part'additional construction-in-1958.
The
company expects to spend
approximately $3,550,000 for construction in
185, p. 2852.
Simmons Co.—Files Suit—
,
?
This
Bed
of
Co.
Court
on March 24 filed suit against the Southern Spring
Ga„ manufacturer, and. the H. H. Jones Fur¬
Winston-Salem, N. C., retailer, in the U. S. District
company
Co.,
niture
Atlanta,
of
for
the
Middle
protect Simmons'
Care
with
District
rights
Built-in
a
of
Carolina
North
connection
in
with
Bedboard."—V.
186,
its
at, Greensboro
new
mattress,
to
"Back-
1890.
p.
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories, Philadelphia, Pa.
<—Secondary Offering Registered—
This
pharmaceutical
firm
and
Exchange Commission
outstanding shares of its
Mahlon
C.
Kline,
on
a
-March
Chairman
of
with, the
statement
stock
the
filed
27
registration
common
which
Board
of
Securities
relating to 50,000
being sold by
are
This
Directors.
sale
represents
only a portion of Mr. Kline's holdings.
None
of the
proceeds from the sale oi the shares will be received by Smith, Kline
&
French
Smith,
to
be
Laboratories.
Barney
made
&
about
-
Co.
April
will
16,
underwrite
1958.—V.
the
184,
public
offering
expected
1063.
p.
Co.—Merger Negotiations Halted—
>
This company cn March 20 ended negotiations aimed at an integra¬
with Norden-Ketay Corp., Herbert Kunzel, President, announced.
tion
Kunzel
Mr.
"The
said:
transaction
wa3
to
be
based
on
issuing
Schenley
through
the
at
first
pur¬
outstanding
the
Davdi
.
..
A.
will
of
be
one Solar share, subject to contingencies, for each 5%
Norden-Ketay.
These terms seemed equitable, in the light
of
our
tentative
investigation
of
Norden-Ketay.
Continued study,
however, indie? ted that a greater exchange ratio of Norden-Ketay to
shares
Solar
Schenley
by
be
6hare.
Schulte
of
shares would be
able to
"We
more
realistic.
The revised
terms
were
Norden-Ketay, and negotiations were terminated.
intend
to
continue
to
seek
acquisitions
benefit Solar shareholders."—V. 187, p. 577.
South
Carolina
Electric
&
cn
.
Ga9 Co.—Stock
unaccept¬
-
terms
that
will
Sold—Of
the 369,694 shares of common stock recently offered for
.
'
to
Corp.
and
Siegler Corp.
approximately
&
Park
other stockholders,
interest
stock,
26,
of directors.
ownership
offerings
of
T
March
Recording
Convention
The
stereophonic
make
Solar Aircraft
Corp.
merger
and
explanation
of
how
.
shares
the Presto
$2,094
Presto
of
professional need.—V.
every
stock
;
corporation reported earnings of $1,276,135 after taxes for the
J *
'
*
Dec.
whose
an
outstanding
price
chase
at
and
oil
of
expenditures
consummated"
acquired its
'
outstanding
development
create
Schenley
public
3.0
Roadway Express, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
on
of
all
enterprises as may be necessary to carry out
the corporation. As of Aug. 1, 1957, the company
Oil all of its interest in nine producing oil
together with the production equipment and lease
of
and
to
surrendered by
-r-V. 187, p. 1210.'
year, up from $1,110,858 in 1956.
This was equal to $2.25 per share
Corp.,
Samedan
properties,
merger
latter's
0.8
3.0
by
National
a
incidental
Schenley's
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Witter
Oil
is
Associates
'
1.0
0.5
Weeks
Samedan
of
law,
Sclienley Industries, Inc.—Merges Park & Tilford—
The
1.0
0.8
Fay
subsidiary
Delaware
ments.
0.5
H.
under
1957,
19,
employee incentive plan for the employees of
Samedan Oil, the Foundation, and the Noble Drilling Corporation by
making it possible for such employees to purchase stock of the com¬
pany through direct sgles and under
restricted stock option agree¬
1.0
William R. Staats & Co
&
July
corporate
proper
3.0
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox„
1.0
the
week
IRE
subsidiary
a
accessories
Associates, Inc., Ardmore, Okla.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
from
intended
1.4
Stone
is
Prices of
year
a
last
annual
Presto
coupon.
1.8
3.0
<fc Co.-,.
stock
will
187, p. 928.
See
proceeds to be received from the sale of the 98,613 shares of
stock, estimated at approximately $1,405,235.25, will be
to the company's working capital and used for the acquisition,
'
1.8
&
& Co
3.0
Hill Richards
common
1957.—
larger quarters for its Research
it was announced by R, F. Re-
Shuron Optical Co. Inc.—Assets and Business
New Cars to Be
(England)
be
exploration
1.0
0.8
&
Agnew & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
F. S. Smithers & Co
1.0
1.8
This
of
Insurance
purposes
gas
Net
0.8
Shuman,
0.8
.
3.0
J
and
new
$4,324,596
—V.
& Axle Co. above.
Associates'
1.8
Schwabacher
3.0
_
Co
Jones &c Templeton
Curtis
Shields
& Co
&:
lease
Sales
production.
a
on
and
full
added
1.0
Reynolds A: Co
1.4
Ripley & Co., Inc.Hemphill. Noyes & Co
&
15i
for
announced
Name—
pany.
3.0
Irving Lundborg &
?altgarten & Co.-.
Hooker
March
on
-
21.—
inventories, having a value on the books of Samedan Oil of $1,513,870,
exchange for 151,387 shares of the capital stock of the com¬
1.8
Brothers
Pacific
Harriman
Hornblower
April
in
3.0
Higginson Corp
Mitchum,
1.
The First Boston Corp.!
Glore. Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody
for
owned by The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc., a
organization. It) was organized for the purpose of engaging
phases of a "fully integrated" oil and gas business and such
acquired
3.0
Lehman
0.8
the
1.4
0.5
;
Co
Co
'
'
Laboratory
1359. ■
;
p.
1958.—V.
to
all
and
Co.—
Lester, Ryons & Co
Dillon, Union
&
~
*
-
with,.7,346,318
;
Period End. March 2—
sinking fund of $150,000
related
%
<fe
1.8
Dominick
Securities
scheduled
Corp.—New
corporation earlier in March
said
in
amount
-
Hutton
0.5
Elworthy & Co
Estabrook
is
tax exempt
be acquired by Sinnot subscribed lor, in
C.5
Corp
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Eastman
latest
wholly-owned
is
have
Lazard
1.4
&;
this
Organized
names:
0.8
Clark, Dodge & Co.:
Dominick
principal
1.0
Eichler & Co
W.
F.
below
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Freres & Co.—
10.8
Baker, Weeks & Co
Richard
E.
10.8
Blyth &
"
company's program was initiated in 1934 amount
involved.
4,000,000 shs.
named
$18,980,600
$31,019,400
their
Smith
Bateman,
meeting
Total
-coloration "on March 24 'filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 98,613 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
offered
for
public sale at $14.25 per share.
No
underwriting is
38,000,000
.
&
■"
'
Employees
With Securities and
50,000,000
; clair Delaware Corp. and Empire Gas & Fuel Co.)
Merrill
187.
earnings
Coliseum
version
a
25,000,000
40,000,000
—
'/of debentures ($50,000,000 less
the
for
operation
payment
which opens on April 5.
exhibit this year will comprise the most complete
different models ever to be shown in this country. •
Samedan
25,000,000
deben-
1983^
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
compared
Sierra Faciflc Power
^Includes 200,000 shares for possible issuance under the
corporation's
proposed Restricted Stock Option Plan,
severally
Change Name—
St. Scholastica's Convent, Fort Smith, Ark.—Bonds Of¬
fered—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. is offering $1,000,000 of
414%-4%% first mortgage bonds due annually, Oct. 1,
1958 to 1972, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest
—V. 154, p. 1194.
'
'
'.
regular armuat meeting Mil
-
,
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Pays 15% Profit-Sharing—
This
—
due April
•
Research
—V.
to
which will begin operations March
1, 1960, is contained in arrangements for the unsecured borrowing.
The note is optionally callable at prices ranging from 105 Vz to par.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. negotiated the financing.—
V. 187, p. 1210.
debenture:;
1, 1983
convertible subordinated
tures
York
New
Prudential
A
otner
25,000,000
due June
4?s%
used
Rolls-Royce
This
sells
25,000,000
1974
30-year 3.85%
t.
($1
par
be
the
...
v.<
to
are
The
to banks
1.
Seaboard's
•;
one
1973, will bear
FINANCING
$25,000,000
(3.25% ) due in
annual instalments
to
1965,^^
25-year 2.85% sinking fund debentures
due Oct.
-
board
states—California, -Arizona,
Authorized
i
said.
•
will
corporation
Basic
Roiison Corp.—Private Placement—
presently producing
corporation markets petro¬
Tae
western
Notes payable to banks
t
proceeds
at
be
corporation's
California.
principally
Notes payable
offered
Another of the new features of the Rolls-Royce exhibit will be the
Rolls-Royce "Countryman," a Sliver Cloud model with an infinite
variety of interior fittings by the Harold Radford Organization of
England. These innovations include an Expresso coffee-maker, a dic¬
tating machine, radio telephone, a bed, hot and cold water for wash¬
ing, television for rear seat occupants, and a range of built-in equip¬
to
will
manufactures, buys,
lubricating oiL, greases and
Nevada, Washington, Oregon and Idaho.*
*
be
led "to
for capital
and
gas,
are
annual
he
-
contains
11,000 square feet.
started about April 1, 1958.
the
of them shown for the first time in the United States,
displayed by this company at the International Motor Show
cars,
mand
company
properties
equal
to be
with
appearance in the United States will be the long
wheelbase Silver Cloud sedan with partition for chauffeur driving. The
Silver Cloud is primarily an owner-driver car, but the de¬
redemp¬
debentures
available
operating
an
petroleum
i
The
notification
standard
the
is
gasolines, fuel oils,
products.
Most
of
the
products
subject
The. Researech
ment.—V. 174, p. 455.
distributes
leum
of
display of the
Making its first
determine.
sells
stillthe
are
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Lower—
Rockwell Spring
The
engaged in the
various branches of the oiMndustry. It acquires interests in, explores,
tests and develops oil and gas lands, produces,
purcnases, transports,
K
provisions of the proposed'plan
McFarland
commented:
', .
satisfactory outcome- of' the present negotiations, It
that this special meeting wouitf "be "held" dtaflhg tbft
A
BUSINESS—Corporation
*
104)'2%
and
plan
to which
pursuant
and
Engineering, on March 17.
Laboratory will be moved from its present location,.
Building No. 105, Santa Barbara Airport to Building No. 114.
The
new
building will be leased from the City of Santa Barbara and
built
be
1359.
p.
the
at
par.
proceeds from the sale of
the company's general funds and will
to
1969
Co.,
one share of capital stock of
.the
stock of Seaboard.'';.
,
Laboratory located in Goleta, Calif.,
demske, Vice-President ol' Research
$950,000.
move
annual
six
stock
through
increasing prices.
at
ranging from
commence
PROCEEDS—Net
added
letter
a
of common stock
Rolls-Royce Co. Ltd.
common
thereafter
Texas
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Expands Research Lab.—
Shown in United States-
by an underwriting group headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and Blyth & Co. Inc.
will
formal
ft
will receive
"
working interest in oil and/or gas leases.
a
dual
a
See
written
15, 1968 at $70 per share and
debentures will be redeemable at
said, "a
contemplates that
January announced that Texas- Co. had indioftted It
to acquire Seaboard on- a share-for-shai^e basis:—V.
184,
offer
'The
company,
The
Co., holders of 30.59% and 31.449% of
stock.
the
a
were
8,351,397
187, p. 1094.
'■■•v
aimed
to
facilitate
foreseeable
expansion plans,
in its proxy statement mailed March 21, 1958, asked
its shareholders to approve changing its corporate to Rockwell-Stand¬
ard Corp. and to increase the authorized capital stock of the
company
from
the 6,000,000
shares presently authorized fco 7,500,000 shares.
•
April 14., Of the total offering $31,019,400 will
be subscribed for by subsidiaries of Sinclair Oil
Corp.,
debentures
filed
14
on
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.—To
Mortgage Loan—
on
common
of" the
share of capital
1958
V.
Oil Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.—Files With SEC
purchase
stock held of record 3:30 p.m."(EST) on March
The subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
Richfield's
fifth
a
automatic
Philadelphia
company
share),
per
to $50,000,000 of 4%% convertible subordinated
debentures due April 15, ,1983 on the basis of
$100 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures for each eight shares of
and Cities Service
construct
advanced
King of Prussia.—V. 186, p. 2156.
March
SEC covering 96,800 shares
at. par
(EST)
to
.
Rock
Richfield Oil Corp.—Debentures Offered—This
corpo¬
ration is offering to its stockholders
rights to subscribe
common
McFarland
which
will- be entered into between .Seaboard
Edward P. Rubin, President, on March 17 reports total net asset#
March 15,
1958 of $64,494,382 equal to' $7.72-a share Hor $8 ft
share, adjusting for reinvestment of the January,.4958, capital gain
distribution).
This compares with total net assets of; $02,428,005 or
$8.49 a share at March 15, 1957.
Shares outstanding at March 15,
Development Center—
26 announced plans
center to seek
out
v
Rockwell-Standard
25, 1958.
of
Mr.
this company
McFarland,
S.
.
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Asset Value Of^—
■
V. 187, p. 1317.
see
stockholders,
•
May, R.
" '"
' .'.
2489.
p.
acquisition of Aero Manufacturing Co.,
shares of preferred stock into common
expansion in research will involve approximately
to
be called
the Eastern Research Center
and
will
20-acre site located 14 miles from the center of
The
stock (par $1) at $25.50 per share
through Blyth & Co.,
Inc. and associates, was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
in
substantially--all Seaboard's assets will be.transferred
subsidiary, which will assume all Seaboard's liabilities.
in April.
Seaboard in
would
"
March 20 of 200,000 shares of
on
be
Calif.
in-the town of
would
year.
Sold—The
each
that
probable
part of May,"
latter
shares
common
called
consideration
,
consider merging
to
be
negotiations,"1 Mr.
seems
contract,"
company
fiscal
-
Inc.—Stock
of
for
added
"Assuming
earnings
amount
same
to.
under
now
"Certain
$3,920,081,
new
is
on
its
during
of America
Corp.
Reichhold
tion
the
mailed
to the Texas Co.
developmental
Anaheim,
i
r:
'■■■■
rigs,
CATC
share
to
is
Co.
He
Of
for use in the home and Industry, and also
engage in
work
under
Government
contracts.
Robertshaw-Fulton research and development establishments
located in Irwin, Pa.; Knoxville, Tenn.; and (two laboratories
in)
are
of
by R. G. LeTour-
drilling
letter
a
Texas
-
devices
a
this
par.
Per
amounted
to
Other
signed
of
cost
a
just
unit
with the
Reeves Instrument Corp.—Receives
The
of
14,904
on March
development
and
special
was
offshore
Reading <%; Bates' three units
Bates, President,, who predicted
W.
The
income
likely
stockholders of Seaboard
the
on
The company
.
April
net
1956.
basis
the
research
New Mobil
had
■,
Thornton'
wholly-owned Cana-
the
income
is
subsidiary
taxes amounted to $8,502,081 in 1957 compreceding year.
After provision
for
in
of stockholders
Co.
at
approximately $2,800,000, the "C. E. Thornton"
mobile rig embraces all of the most modern innovations of offshore
drilling rigs.—V. 186, p. 1154.
\
See
$8,921,170
and
To Build Fifth Research and
type.
E.
its
and
Texas
and agreement of reorganization
and a wholly-owned
during the year.'
T
it
Thornton,"
three
operates
now
tender-plaform
satisfactory
Built
announced
"C. E.
'■ f-:
.V'
contract for
that,
22
mobile
new
V' ■■■'•>/":
& Bates
Reading
which
CATC
The
neau, Inc.
enjoy
March
company, on
In
in 1957, after
provision for preferred dividends, amounted to $2.36
per share on the
1,637,090 common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1957,
oompared with
^
Mexico.
this company
to $71,282,374
.
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co
Rig Under Contract—
'
This
of
$4,224,170
and
ships, was chosen to more accurately reflect company activities, in¬
cluding the- development and manufacture of " transistorized power
supplies, DC inverters and specialized electronic equipment.—V. 187,
p.
nCt sales
with
1957
represents "no
the
.
.
Co.—Merger Proposed—
special meeting
President, said earlier this month.
$42,755,547 in 1956
' ,
1,469,344 shares then outstanding*.
In 1957 the number of common Shares
outstanding increased almost
12%
as
a
result of issuance of 149,130 common shares in
January,
division
of
this
corporation,
Instrumentation Division
a
from
.
outstanding ($2.82
Colo.
which
name,
Co.,
the
$46,99G,746 in 1957
compared
Ramo-Wooldridge Corp,—Division Changes Name—
Instrumentation
with
Federal
11
Electronic
-Consolidated
pared
an
'
'
■
;
,
to
1308.
Consolidated profit before
'
with* the
registration statement covering am additional 1,500,beneficial interest, $1 par value in the Fund.—V.
187,
■
Seaboard Oil
A
with
subsidiary amounted
in the year ended Dec
31
1957, compared with $72,640,354 in 1956, Thomas T.
Arden, President',
reported on March 13.
-
'
com¬
•
filed
24
its
shares of
679*
p-
company
increased
p.
dian
•
Securities and Exchange Commission—
amendment to
stock
common
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Earnings Lower—
!
991.
p.
1,150,000 shares of class A stock and
proposal
Registers With
—
—V. 186,
<
•
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston
the
on
Revenues
a
$33,499,020 and net income of $3,385,901 in 1957.—V.
6hare
bined.-Comparative figures for 1956 were $1.96 and 97 cents
per share,
respectively. The class A stock lias preference as to dividends and is
convertible share-for-share into common stock.
' *
•
■
')
9
sent
law.—V. 187,
to
p.
remaining
991.
stockholders
subscription by common stockholders of record Feb, 26
at $21.50 per share, 359,392 shares were subscribed for
(Continued
on
page
53)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1438)
received in time for
Breweries
Canadian
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
High
5%c
7c
19,080
4.00
4.15
2,475
—10
43
V 42%
27%
27%
28
27%
common.
Preferred
A.
IIJ25
¬
43
'
Dom
•
1,236
•
28
Steel
&
Coal-
Dominion: Stores
Dominion
Tar
&
Preferred
3,t>oO
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
'15
l,6'/0
225
20
54
2,192
11%
11%
11%
4,496
20%..
20V4
20%
45
8
8%
4,610
35c
35c
,100
(____._23.50
Woollens
,
High
19
53%
common—*
;
720
500
-
Shares
*
—
Chem
9%
28%
Low
19
-
*
•
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
>"
■
6c
4.15
A
Canadian Bank of Commerce
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
M
Low
—1
Oil-.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
—_2
Minerals—
Astoria
Cdn
£ Cdn .'Atlantic
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
21 which was not
publication.
Tabulation for week ending March
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Toronto Stock Exchange
.
*
common——.
53,
8^4
■
'
Low
Par
Power
&
Paper
Uranium
14c
Distillers
•„.
Voting trust
£ Algom
*
Warrants
Aluminium
Aluminum
Ye
5c
1.45
Amalg
.
i
Amalg
•
American
Leduc
Lead
Ana con
■
Analogue
22%
47%
22%
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Volume 187
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Number 5729
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11
(1439)
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Mines
Low
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class
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2.45
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36
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jNew-Senator Rouyn .!
New Superior Oils
15c
28c
•
Mylamaque Exploration
New Rouyn;
17c
7,000
6,100
2,750
13,500
10,000
13,425
l
.
—
*
6%c
._i
6c
5,500
5%
:
Norgold Mlnes-^i..-.^-
8c
11,400
1,665
13%0
12,150
39c
Class
Shawin
9,617
6%
.1
B
7c
1,600
49
55
*
3;65
r
.3.90
.700
1
-
9%c
t
9%c
-2,000
1.90
1
1.85
-2.03
12%
*
-
Mines
12%
■12%
64c
144,121
'865
-
66c
63c
5,800
7,300
6,671
'
Vantloo Consolidated
Ventures
Viceroy
1
Exploration
6%c
6c
Class
233i-
5
B
6.%c
23
■
23%
Manufacturing class A
5
1.90
Vico Explorations
_1
Vict &
_10
Grey Trust
5c
200
-1.98
•
4C
-530
6c
52,350
26%
26%
Violamac Mines
—1
1.25
1.21
-1.25
Vulcan Oils
—1
42c
38c
43c
,
50
-
-
4,050
6,500
1
3.00
3:00
2.90
850
Waito Amulet Mines
«
6.25
Walker
•
27%
26%
6
800
IOC
11c
4,400
1
2.35
2.35
2.35
200
1
20c
18c
22c
3,500
6,700
13,643
7,900
(G & W)
Waterous
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
& Knapp Can Ltd
Weedon Pyrite Copper
»
Lake
Nickel
Oil
Oil
8c
8c
9c
29c
27c
29c
65c
68c
1.75
1.75
-4.89
12c
12o
16C
4,357
4,707
1
&
Gas
Rights
West
1
5%c
5%c
6c
9,000
2,505
*
-
Canadian
'
;
Maygili
Oil
Western
1
1.73
1.65
-4C76
30c
37c
13,150
86
60
1.20
3,750
Westeel
Weston
13C
6,100
33c
29,405
13%c
12 %c
13 %c
13%
13%
22,388
11,090
100
13%
99%
100
469
8c
53%
55%
8,400
3,882
3.20
3.20
3.45
59.372
11%
11%
13
7,007
24
24
100
7%
7%
12%
400
olass
A,.
Petroleum.:
Naco
18C
(Geo)
class
A-
25¥4
26
26%
•9.45
8,50 "
9.45
105
215
■
•
2,000
3,288
1,683
3,435
105
95
1
84c
77C
84c
12,800
1
16c
16c
-17%c
130,900
104%
100
WHlroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
1.09
25
26
;
preferred
1.04
26
•
7,800
33
25%
1.04
®
Class B
33
26c
33
33
*
Warrants
6%
18c
•-25%.
*
20
420
1,385
9,036
;
Winchester Larder
5%C
1
—:
-
5%c
2,100,
13c
-
6,585 I
1,585
11%
-
Grocers
Preferred
2,000
36c
11c
Pete
Warrants
Western
28c
—
Decalta
Western
3,032
7c
35c
Gas
Products
3,160
6,756
27%
*
;
Petroleums
Westburne
West
—
»•
6
♦
Webb
6,25
6-10
100
6%c
53%
•
49
25
1.45
1.15
7c
160
6c
49
_l
preferred—
18c
6.05
17%
•
8%
86
..10
18c
5.50
8
37c
—1
'*
vl7%
8Ya
1.20
•
1,460
8,000
17,840
•
1.45
.
80
5.90
,;i
Canada
76%
•
Mines
Hill
250
78%
♦
1
B
9
_i
class
300
9
Western Copper
13c,
7%
>.
•
.1
13%
99
99
25
1
50c
50c
52c
2,600
9c
9 Vac
6,000
•
15%
15%
15%
1,425
28%
28%
28%
75
4.30
4.55
Windfall
1
Winnipeg
Gas
Wood
class
& Central
(J) Industries
Wright
52c
10c
13c
12c
3.30
3.20
A
29
-
Hargreaves
0
*
3.40
_
1.31
Zinc
1
2934
1.39-
110
12c
1
6%c
6%c
6%c
Yeliowknife Bear Mines
1
76c
75c
-01c
York
•
1.95
Yellorex
—
Mines
6,534
85
800
1,600
500,
11,500
940
60c
*
1,125
52c
13%
1
1
l
11c
l
64c
13%
6,520
Knitting class A
Yukeno Mines
Zenmac
Zulapa
Metal
Mines
26c
30c
1
Mining
27c
13c
13C
13c
12c
41,000
3,000
31
60
15%
15%
15%
10
50c
2.17
2.13
2.22
4,355
*
4.55
4.40
4.75
6,705
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
•
Anglo Newfoundland Development_.5
Asbestos Corp
*
•
25%
25%
26
2,512
Bulolo Gold
44
45
150
36c
36c
36c
1,300
18,098
50c
4.95
*%c.
1
69c
_50
1.95
4%c
1
...
30%
;
common
36c
"5
>
500
8c
_»
Power
32c
5%
34c
1
38
8c
-
&
3.85
39
4.55
Water
3.65
3,900
2,000
3,625
.
30
-50c
Class A preferred—
Sheep Creek Gold
'47c
5
28c
Scurry Rainbow
Security Freehold
17c
Western Canada Breweries
25
Sarnia Bridge
7,000
1,110
14
99
-
,
4.75
1
Gold
23c
__
14
93c
Warrants
River
23yac
1.65
85c
90c
»
Debentures
6,580
25c
4.20
14
2,100
1,000
10,250
—1
Sapphire Petroleums
4.50*
4.40
1.65
24c
1
B
24
*
40C
1
Antonio Gold
14c
*
39c
-100
common
II,445
50%
23
•
Oils
Upper
3,507
1
Horsey
29
28
45
-
*
United Steel Corp
2,305
Canada
Dredging
& Dominion
27%
27%
5%
390
32
2,475
4.35
2,160
23%
3.90
3.90
•
Canadian General Investments
Industries
*
-
23%
24
26 V*
27%
100
15%
16
1,761
89
*
80
165
2.35
402
4.05
4.35
Sicks Breweries
•
26%
26 %
26%
—
25%
25 Va
26%.
300
Canadian Marconi
1
2.30
3.95
4.00
700
Canadian
•
44%
Canadian
common.
!
Preferred
300
5
30
5
—
Sugar
27%
5
4.15
937
766
60,300
3,200
30%
1
.
200
Toronto—CiirbSection
Shefritt Gordon
15%
50
895
'
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
1
-
Silver Miller Mines
Silver
1
38c
S K
D
-Mines
—
Manufacturing
9
1
16%
.17
4.895
58C
59c
13,530
_•
1.45
1,65
4%C
7,600
97c
Southam
85C
97c
1.35
Oils
38c
4.35
12,000
Spartan Air Services
s-__———•
6c
7c
1.45.
4%c
1
1^4
6c
Slocan. Van
Roi
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
—47%.
230
3,000
10%
58c
•
Ltd
22,700
16c
10%
50c
-
Simpsons
SlscOe
43c
15c
10%
l&%
Standard Mines
SUverwood Dairies class A
1,593
28,225
j
United
11,267
3,500
"14,500
Keno
9C
Uranium
3,000
9,778
14c
•
United Montauban
15c
5,000
r
United
8.50
7c
—;
*
Somerville Ltd preferred
.50
47%
47%
25
•
39%
.40%
1/325
15c
15c
7
175
2.00
Dominion
33%
Oil
Dalhousic
0
Oilcloth
Linoleum
&
33
34
2,667
15c
14c
15c
1,700
•
34
1958 common—•
Gaspe Copper Mines.
—J
1
International Paper ■ common—7.50
16%
DuPont Co.Canada
21%
34
25
16%
'*20% ; >21%
300
-
94
--16%
-
951
2,605
7
Southern
'
Union
Warrants
12c
500
39%
40%
4,794
Standard
7c
7c
3,000
Standard Radio
—2,00.
—
Spooner Mines
Stadacona Mines
12C
40%
Estella
8.25
25
Shir
48
575
73c
"
common™
Ltd
United Fuel Inv
8%C
6c
•
United
8.45
_1
1.24
,n
35c
-
5.60
12 %C
preferred
Salada
28%
l
Corp
Corps
_*
1
-
.
7c
Too
Michael
St
75
35%
40%
1
Asbestos
United
Werner
5c
Mirfea:-
Mining
United
Wespac
1
Nlpissing Mines
Union
2,502
:
1,335
1,210
40
•
Acceptance
10,428
class A
40
28
70c
*
:
40
-
72c
•
Pipeline
2nd preferred
Union Gas of Canada
1.00
Industries
37%
_«•
Shawkey Mines
Union
24 Vb
1
:
Ultra
90c
—...
30
36%
35%
1
Resources
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
23%
1.20
1
Triad OH
14 %c
Pete Ltd
Canada Ltd
27
1
Pipeline—.
Oil Pipe.
Prairie
24
6c
._i
-Nistd Mines
AcmC Gold.
6%c
Trans
15c
1.24
.
1
....
Mines
22c
l
j
30c
5.30
90c
St Maurice Gas
Sand
1.19
28c
Mountain
Yale Lead &
5,100
1.10
Canada
1
;
27%
*
Trans
___i
common
San
i
Manitoba, M s
27.500
15,100
7c
1
Mines
Cement
1,000
•
Newlund. Mines*
35c
1
Lawrence
6,800
1
.
50c
45c
1
Lawrence
4,400
1
....
6,532
5.50
1
1
—
38%
28
3,500
12c
1
St
5c
•
;
IV2C
..
24c
St
20c
28c
1
...
48c
__l
Mines
39
29%
36%
40
Ltd
Wainwright Products & Ref
1
Mines
Russell
25c
30c
l
«.
9c
Gold
Preferred
18c
1.10
i
6c
1
Bank of Canada
Rights
Royalite Oil common
5c
i
t
__l
Rowan Consolidated Mines
4,000
10,100
*■
B
Transcontinental
27C
*
_•
Exploration
6c
27%c
27c
-
*
preferred
Canada
85c
27c
27c
27c
25,550
1
(A V)
25C
19c
1
Mines
New Minda Scotia
1,750
12,527
5,200
34.499
800
13 %c
25C
6%c
50c
Mining
New. KeloreMmes
Norantia
240
6c
i
Hosco Mines
Nor
21
5c
•
Explorations
Rim
21
5c
*
Harricana
Nickel
2.00
21
50c
Canada
Goldvue Mines
New
New
70c
1.20
20c
Royal
70
4.60
_i
Oil
New
New
100
1
Fortune. Mines
Newnorth
300
12%
16 %c
1
...
New
New
12%
l
Development
.
70c
1.07
1.30
Mines
Rockwin
24c
16c
20c
Mines
Highridge
57c
1.15
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca Uranium
21c
12%
_1
New
..New
1.05
50c
«
Rcxspar Uranium
Reynolds Aluminum preferred
Roc
12%
•
Uranium
Athona- M.ines
Bidlamaque Gold
New Gas
90c
55c
'
Rich well
Rocky
12%
*
Delhi Mines
Dickenson-r.Mines
New
1.75
1
Copper
Chibougamau
Copper
Renabie
1.626
12%
25c
Mines
Da vies
37c
7%
1
*
Explorations
4,000
16 %c
5%
-37c
6c
10
;
West Malartic Mines
70
*
New Bristol Oils.
New
12,650
17 %c
22c
7%
1
Radlore
44c
20
B
Alger Mines
Concords
30c
»
Quemont Mining Corp
Quonto Pete
68
•
*
Continental
16c
1
Preferred
21c
5
corn
Mines
New
1
Quebec Labrador Development
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
;
Queenston Gold Mines
43c
1
Petroleum
New
32,750
10,027
28,020
3,980
7,645
5,800
Ascot
Quebec
Class
'
Trans
8,500
15,243
10,730
2,100
7,800
.7,483
7,500
1,000
1,410
,^41
-81c
common
&
53C
1:64-
1.54
1.-30-
*
550
60c
Reef
122,550
1
National. Steel Car
New
45c
3.25
43c
1
5
New Calumet
39c
3.00
54c
Rayrock
14c
15
•
...
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery-Mills class
New
Mines
42c
3.25
500
35c
5
:
Preferred
New
1
841
29%
•
Trust
Labine
4,500
8c
25c
1
National Exploration
New
6c
10%
19%
l
.....
Creek- Mines
Nesbitt
Gc
845
29%
29%c
•
Minerals
Nealon
6c
5%c
•
Pordex Minerals Ltd
'
Nello
27c
3,700
7,500
2,000
1
4,540
19,700
14c
1
Brewery class A.
Molybdenum Corp
National
50c
46c
Uranium
Rainville Mines Ltd
29%
I
Mogul Mining: Corp
Drug &
636
6,660
'
4.714
1.95
2.40
•
22c
1.95
i
Molsons
.
85c
500
preferred—.50
Lake Uranium.
National
119%
4,292
12c
♦
Nama
Gas
2.60
Min-Ore Mines.
-
17%
116
25c
Warrants
Prospectors
1,630
.—.
Corp
East
1,026
Mining Corp.
Mining Endeavour Co
r"
16%
46c
Mines
Uranium
55
Brick
Multi
2,090
11,500
17%
«
Pronto
13c
i
31c
52,025
35 %c
Traders Finance class A
8,500
24%c
29c
-•
•
26c
Gold
Preston
75%
Mindamar Metals Corp
Moore
30
1.25
Industrial
Montreal
9.625
25
13c
: Warrants
City
14c
12c
13c
22c
123,269
47%c
1.35
1
A
Trans
Premium Iron Ore
72%
13.50
Mining
Mill
Power Corp
Premier Border
52%
Oil
Midwest
;v
325
202
6,975
11 %c
117%
«
81
55
Preferred
Midrim
I,839
50c
4.50
i
Light &
3.50
Rouyn Gold
75%
Uranium
Midcon
6%
Powell
5
Island. Mining
Mexican
2.45
1
River
Development ._50c
,Mersey Paper 5%%
Meta
3.25
.
12C
ms
81c
Dominion Bank
Glass
225
11c
1.60
*
Toronto Iron Works
29c
Oils
Powell
80
25
__i
Mercury Chipman Knit
Merrill
Toronto
220
38,717
24 %c
Development
Ponder
4.25
14c
385
7%
1
60c
6
8%
7.50
11,575
49c
lie
35%c
Mines
7%
1
Gold
6%c
81
50c
8%'
Gold
6.75
12c
preferred
6c
35
575
28
_i
7%
1
;
C
3,000
1
1.12
>
Mines
7.40
1.25
B
580
4%c
3;65
-
20
5
1
12c
6V2
43c
Tiara
1.12
47 %c
Thompson Lundmark
i
Minerals
of
500
4%«
-__x
Torbrit Silver Mines
44^
i
52c
common..._»
...
Medallion Petroleums
&
7,800
-
__i
57c
"
Red Lake
Explor
Tombill
Pitch Ore Uranium
*
Oil
3,500
Gas.
Pioneer Gold
22
16%
100
-
100^
_25c
2,525
13,500-
_»
210
I,300
1
Calgary
15c
1.90
10c
111,300
7,800
5%
22
1
*
36c
•15c
16%
-
25c
13 c
OH Co Ltd
Crow
700
14c
16%
1
——;
20
8%
McMannac Red Lake...
Mentor
Pickle
2.18
3.50
Mines
1.80
;
8
~_l
Frontenac
UMcIntyre Porcupine
»
Phillips
20
•
""
Texas
trust
13c
28c
33,500
ioo
...
Grain. class.
McColl
1.50
-
Voting
1.90
26c
94
«
M'aybrun Mines
McCabe
1.42
1
1.44
26c
7%c
14y2c
'
5%
,
0
:
common
___i
&
&
2.13-
.
—
—
.
5,000
1
94
Mines
14 c
1
1
7c
l
Taurcanis
1
Oil
2.13
__i
14c
:
Exploration
Oil
6c"
_1
Mines
Teniagami
OH
12,000
10c
6c
.1
TCck Hughes- Gold
25c
...
7,700
Peruvian
Petrol
•
53c
Perron Gold Mines
1,000
94
l
Tandem
1.65
10,200
1
8,000
1.68
4c
1
5c
.2
1.05
4%c
4c
4c
50c
Tubes
&
18,700
9.85
11c
«
1,600
Consolidated
-11c
6%c
10
-1
Mines-
6,500"
Mines
Gas
4c
Gold
1,600
Pembina Pipeline
Permo
Sylvanite
6c
29c
...
Ltd
Peerless
Switson Industries
14%
8>/2
;
5c
J10
Paymaster
1'0%
9,000
26,964
—25
14%
Amalgamated
Drilling
3,060
6c
.1
>
Tamblyn common
—:
Uranium
565
54%
_
6c
Mines
Pater
27%
52%
3,500
Paramaque Mines
Parker
-------
27
52%
5c
Preferred
14%
♦
......
Martin McNeely Mines
Massey Harris Ferg
Preferred-
17c
75c
5%C
Petroleum OrdinaryPreferred
100
Surf Inlet Consolidated Gold
-50c
50
11c
71c
4%c
Supertest
14%
1
Mining
82
25c
16c
Paniour Porcupine
Pan Western Oils
Id
100
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
82
10 %c
Petroleums
Parbec
5,005
6,549
30,000
72c
5%c
_1
_goc
Hersey
38,950
1.90
—1
Contact
«
;
55,440
62C
1.83
|
27
*
-
1.75
52c
1.83
—III!
Gold
Metals
Lake
1.02
,
i
_
Marigold Oils
3,445
1
Orinsby Minerals
4»'2C
•
Manitoba Sugar preferred.
Maple Leaf Milling common
7,000
22,000
26
__i
_
5,950
30c
'*■
5c
"
Maneast
2,188
3:15
-
Consolidated MinesSunburst Exploration
Superior Propane common
560
11%
22 c
"
1
_
Explorations
class
1.12
11
2.95
.
1.56
.—1
Manufacturing
—
Pardee
MacLeod; Cockshiitt
1.10
Gas
«
Malartic
Pacific
' 33c
i
MacMillah. Bloedel
Madsen Red Lake
1.10
High
1.59
—1
Sullivan
2,964
"<>
Jockey Club
Osisko
8c
...
Mines
3.50
Studbury
7,800
2,000
Preferred
24%
i
MacDonald
3.20
«
B preferred
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
23%
Lynx Yeliowknife Gold Mines..
Macassa
3.35
of
&
Steloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
225
20
—
Warrants
22,300
24%
Louvicourt Goldfield
Macfie
1.40
100
Oils
30
;
Lowfiey W M
1.35
*
--
55%
•
Lorado Uranium
Lyndhurst
30%
24 %
;
'
1.80
1.85
»
Warrants
19
4%c
_
Preferred
1.35
20
Mines
Rockland
Rare
7c
_♦
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleum
1,015
—I*
Specialty
Ogam a
Oka
1.24
19%
l
*
Loblaw Cos class A
-
200
2.60
1,260
245
Loblaw Groceterias -1st preferred..30
*
3,000
2.96
2.50
Gold
i
Gold Mines
Gas
Mines
Cement
i
...
Class B
20%c
2.96
2.5(T
^3
;
Mines.
>
20c
2.96
*
f
—/•'
Gold Mines
Lexindin
Natural
Mines
Lake
Obrien
4.35
„
3.30
533
8%c
55c
18c
Mines
960
.
4.15
Gold
27,753
12,600
12%
3.05
*
—
20 V4
l
"Mines
2.16
12%
~
8c
i
Wasa
1.98
12%
3.55
3
warrants
_
2
~ ~~
Canada
37c
3.25
2.06
3,830
4,600
1,400
3,000
Steel
77,970
40c
3.30
50c
l.OO
770
43c
Low
—1
Shares
61c
—
Bros
3.25
'
Corp
Nickel
Stedman
1.15
1.10
Oil
Starratt
200
*
common
Uranium
Warrants
Stanrock Uranium
1,525
2,850
~i
1956 warrants
Lake ShoTe Mines
Luz
30
1.10
Star OH
1
Lamaque
2.90
30
Warrants
Lake Osu.. Mines
La
2.76
Stanleigh
Stanwcll
_i
_1
Lake Dufault Mines
Lakeland. Gas
Debentures'
14 %c
50
Northern
I Lake Lingman Gold
11 Vac
25c
•
Lake Cinch Mines
13,760
9c
—
49 %c
10c
65,300
14'/aC
Warrants
1957
4,47.1
27c
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
2.70
19c
*
Warrants
North
High
2.47
lie
Last
Sale Price
21c
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2.70
—_1
i
Labatt John
Labrador. Mining
Lake
!
Oils Ltd
Northspan Uranium
2,850
;,
Low
»
Corp
111
North Rankin
2,728
1
"*~*
Mining
Nickel
North Canadian Oils common
Preferred
2,800
7%
5%c
5c
1
Copper
Kirkland
4,000
1.00
~~~~
Warrants
Kirkland
23c
*
•
Kerr Addison Gold
Kilcmbe
Norpax
2_
;
.
Kelvlnator of Canada
Kenville Gold Mines
Normctal
4,333
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
5,000
50c
22c
22c
»
.
;
High
9%c
2.25
_*
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
49c
15e
Kelly
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
9%c
"~l
Jupiter Oils
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jonsmith
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Oils
30c
^
Paving 8s Materials——•
—
20c'
,
*
—r.
37%-
4%c
,
•
.
1,500
International
Loblaw
Inc
Utilities
j.__5
89%
25
Ogllvle. Flour common
Pato -Consolidated
_•
1
28%
_*
Gold
-
38%
2.00
200
19e
21c
21c
23C
21,700
63,331
37
38%
714
14
147
Yukon
Bros
/
Consolidated
-
Corp__—1
-25%
28%
87
-
28%-
217.
1,025
505
300
3.30
2,000
38
3#%-
2,100
95c
5%
5%
400
64c
68c
5,500
3.19
•
Gold
89%
23
95c
Third Canadian General Inv trusts*
14
Price
Southwest Petroleum
-86
-
84
6
-
65c
80f
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1440)
Par
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
payment date.
When
Per
Share
•
(quar.)„_
(quar.)____—
Air Control Products
.
1
4-18
I
5-
1
10c
4-.
1
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
$1.50
4-
6-
1
(1954 series)
57
preferred (q;;ar.)__———
Gas, common (quar.)
___•
1
3-24
4-14
Emhart
1
4-18
5-
5-
1
1
4-15
American President Lines, class A
Class
.
I)
75c
4-
1
3-28
4-
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.75
1
4-
1,
4-29
25c
6-23
7-
1
Apyhed Arts Corp. (quar.i_—
s.
Aro Equipment, common (quar.),——
1
44-
7
' 477 preferred (quar.)_
—
Arrow-Hart-IIegerrian Electric (quar.)
Atchison, Topcka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
r
4-
4-15
6-
4-25
2
5-
1
1
4'/o
convertible
20c
$1.08'!i
5-
1
$1.08%
5-
1
$1.20
«
Auto
4-25
(quur.)„.
3-31
Fund
5c
5Va'/<)
Common
3-21
Class A
Belmont
this
at
Ltd.—
4-1
3-1!)
General
4-25
4-
General
4-
3-28
4
9
4-30 "
4-28
'
4-15
2
5-
5-
1
5-
1
4•
*
4-14
5-
1
4-
1
25c
4-
3-31
•;
55c
5-
1
4-
5 7
4-
2
25c
5-
1
$1.50
5-
1
4-17
$25c
5-
1
1
4-15
3-28
Mfg.
4-15
5-
3-21
30c
—
Special
Hart
Ilat
37 Vac
4-
I '"
'
3-24
67
Co,
4.207
3-13
Certificates
of
omitted
Central
1$1.50
Kansas
Cleveland
$4.50
Electric
this
Commercial
Extra
4-15
4-
4-
1
3-22
1
1__1,
"
2,1
.1111
„,A.
4%7
pfd. (quar.),.
(stock dividend )
60c
5-10
-
(s-a),:
__
(C. G.) Ltd, common (quar.)„__
preferred A (quar.)—,,
2
7% preferred (quar.)
,1
2
Connecticut Printers (quar.),,
:
;
B
Consumers
$4.10
$4.50
common
Power
preferred
preferred
$4.52
4'^%
Power &
50c
$1.1917
.
.1
11
:
and
preferred
5-30
5.-30.
••. 'I
i;
1
V
3-211
4-.1
.
z
,5-30;.-
,
,
4-30
4-15 V
4-30
4-15,
.
2
•
1
4-15;
5-21
-
25c
4-:4,?v
4-15
1, 4-15
$1.25
..
.
4-15
•
4-16
VI $1
4-15
'
t H
f •;' •;
."-•.ri,.. .
3 ::V
4- 3: 7
4.,v
;;
•
—y.——
*
4-25
6c
—2_—__
12—
4-
V'V 7c ' 2 4-25
1
•-
26c
..
.5-15 •
15'-' 1
14-18 V -3-28 "7
4;
1
3-14
5-
85c
.
•
"■{&%"::
4-25
.
fi5c
.
'
9
1 4-17
inspection
1
4-
5-15
—
;
7
(quar.),
*
!_J
'
l
Royalties,
Cos,
4-30
' 1
Inc.
Inc.
"
4-
(N. Y.)
Brick Co.
'
"
4-
4--1
IOC
"
5C
(quar.),
Co..
_•
35c
.
(quar.)
(quar.),,,
preferred
5-
7c
52
1
preferred
(quar.;
Ireland,
Indian
$1.50
Inland
Investors
Inter-Mountain
67
of
Alills,
preferred
,
Jack
&
James
1
3-21
1
3-21
12VaC60c
4-
1
3-21
.5-20
Tea
Joseph
Britain
1
1.
4-10
4-10
1
7 4-10
5-
1
4-10
and
$0,176
j-
preferred
1
6-
6
$1.12 Vs
7-
1
6-
6
$1.13
7-
1
$1.12 (2
3-31
6-
6
3-15
4-15
4-
$1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
$1.12
5-
1
7
4-10
30c
5-15
4-28
3-31
3-31
25c
3-31
3-17
Gas—
$1.12(2
•"•".-y">"77
'
.
•'
T.
1
4
,
1
60c
Feiss—
(Common
Joy
Mfg.
v
Kerr
payment
Co.
omitted
..
this
...
.
•
Southern
4.727
7-18
4-29
Income
Fund
(S.)
7
(monthly)
V.
4-15
,6c 7
Department
Stores
Langendorf United Bakeries,
Common (quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd.,
$1.20 preferred (quar.),
(quar.)
1,
.
.
5-15"
Standard
6-
.
5-10
4
4
5-1
>.
4-15:
30c
45c
class-A
(quar. )
use;
■
$25c
_
4-15
•
'1
4-30
v
tic
•
r
Power",
»
2 4-T5
,
•
1y.
4-18
$1
67
1;
6- 2
1,1
y
4-10
4-13
•
74-21
4-107*
'-"."4-14
■<
V 4- 4
..
this time).
+
25c,
Swank, Inc.
4-20
f
4
5- 5
'
3-31
?-25
■
5-10 1
4-18
4-
1
4-
4
4-
3-26
1
4-
,,
4-15%;
5-23
'3-20-
1
*'
•
1 5-15
77c;
;
4-1
4-15
4-19
:
$1.50
'5-
4-15
377c
57
;
7
,
3-31
3r3L
3-28
4-15
-20c
»>..
r
4-15
377 c
1.
(quar.
4-11
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
5-
y
payment.
,;r
-
.
.
j;56Vic
_
1
4-11
45e
6-2
5-16
1 -,25c
6-10
5-27
•,25c:
(quar.)
(quar.)
12
.
„
(quar.)
1
5-15
7
*
5-15
6-1
3-28
6-
4-
20c
4-24
4-11
25c
5-
1
4-16
65c
*5— 1
*4-15
15c
y,.
«4-30
4-15
-.--,30c
4-30
:4-15
v_
I
(quar.)
—
V-
„•
.7 Vic
.
V
•
:
-
*ic
12.7c
-
x——
•
-
v ■
<
—1—'—-V
1
■*-'
••«--■
'
1
—-
,' 20c
■.
,
Haute
Reduced
Malleable
1
&
4-15
Mfg.
5-
4-
4.
1
27c
-
.
10 c
r
Taylor & Penn Co., common,
4.327,» convertible.preferred,
4-20
4-
....
37'>C
#
4-15
.
4-15
,
-$17c
Co.
Swan.; Rubber Co."—
r
68 %c
*
4-10
•
3-28
$1.25
(quar.)—^
Railwav Fquipment
preferred
20c
"*■*
;
Ltd.—
preferred
4-25
4-15
»%■>
.
:t$7-"preferred
Co.
Ice
•'4-25
■.tCqminoii payment deferred at this time,).—
4-10
Terre
75c
3-20
3-20
4-18
;
,
-
com.
Superior Separator, common
,
4,-25 7
'"4-25
;.V
4-25
40c
Gas Co.—
5.207 preferred (1952-54)
,
4-15
4-23
31VVc
31
3:31
4-15
4-30
15c-.,
■
"
(. quar.-)
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)—
Suburban Propane. Gas—
-
4-15
:4t-30 *
;30c
..
5-1
i
.
20c
-
Stevens Markets,- class A_1—..—-
3-31
4-30 r-
-.
i30c t-
8
-75c
<
riq'4ar.)_,_1_
7,_
SterCbi Brb$. Stores (quar.)2:^2——
Sterling Precision Corp.. 5 7 pfd. A (quar.),,.
;*
57- preferred-*C (quar.7 —"
7
-4
•5-3
6-15
,
5-
25c.
:
.
Stono Container Corp;; (quar.)
preferred (quar,)
J.__4_4
Lee Rubbey & Tire (qilar.)__
Leeds & Northrup, common (quar.)
1,
57 preferred A (quar.)
57, preferred B (quar.),,,
__4,4
Lehigh Valley Industries. $3 1st pfd. (accum.)
(Formerly Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.)
(quar.)
'*
25c •
:
Inc.—
;
57
Link-Belt Co.
6c
7.4-
14-15
V. 6 c: '.
.
3-31
$1
>
(quar. )_y__:_____
Standard Fuel Co.,
i.4W7
.
'
35
preferred. (quar,.)7,—
omitted at
.
4
A-'-"
t
25c
preferred—__—
(quar.)_,*.J
preferred
Colorado
Southern
3-21.
time)
..
■_
;
3-31
25c
(quar.
67
Stauffer Chemical
Monthly
Monthly
Klein
at
(quarj
! 1 'i- 3 1
4-25
50c
..
67; preferred (quar.—,1
—
6 7
preferred A (quar.—-7!—-
5-15'
3-31
Stores,
Southern California
3-31'
8-
"•
3-21
3231:
4«c
Map
Lighting
Silvray
4-15
4-
5-29
5c
.16 -
•
42c V
1vV".C
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. - (quar.) i7_'7v! :
Sheraton-Gibson Corp., 6V. preferred (quar. )
3-21.
5-
93%c
r.
CI 1- 5-15 .1"
5-157 ;
2
'
Carlos
Schaffer
3-21
50c
(quar.)i
Co,
1
30c"
^
(quar.)
Shoe
4-1
20c
•
f.
I'll
5-1577
2 7
6-
9c
Co.—*®.,——-.-iSangamo Co., Ltd. (increased)—:_7_y._--_—
Schenley Industries (quar.)
Seagrave Corp., 57 conv pfd. (quar.) a*—=7, *
7
57'7
preferred
(quar.),.——*—.,7-
3-21
4-
20c
4-1
*
6-
"
Supply (Calif.) (quar._",y—--4 Vy.
Pittsburgh Coal, common:.;:::.. :
Sanborn
4-15
20c
,
common
5-; 1
,>3-31
25c
(quar./
common
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.
San
4-15
*
1
•;'
j\-
3-147,-
(
Industries, Inc, (quar.)
Milling Co., Ltd
Safety
'
2-18
5-1
377 c
(quar;),
CoJ (quar.)
Co.,
ReedriC.
(quar.).:
A.)
Co., class B
Security Storage
3-23
>
31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-18
7-
Electric
Rochester .&
3-23
4-
5-
^S^ii-iiziiiiiiiiriii^iiiii^iz^. v ■<
Republic
4-^10
-5-
58%c
Heintz
Mfg.
Jewel
Great
$1.25
Telephone,
preferred
3% 7
4-
preferred-'(quar.),,—___—12,——
Service
.
(ordinary)-
Head
i
4-11
.4-25
9'.J;
3-31...
$1.05
;
Reading. Co.
.
4-10
5—. 1
(quar..)_„-__,_2___„„„„, V 55 Vic
preferred
5-
4-18
.
,
1"
5-1
:58%c
1y
57.11
4-11
"
1
5-11
40c
4-152
'
i,
"5-
$1.06'
<
-4-11
■S-'-'l
•
51c.
•>"4-
45C.
Colorado, com. (quar.);;
'(quar.) 1,1,---—r—2-v
of
-
1.
5-
37 Vac "v
common
3.-14
f
•'4-15
■
4-40
t
-t
2
14-10
5-' 1
3-28
'
4-17
* 5-:1 -
-
3-3F
24-18.
4- 4
1
4-10
-
25c
5.057
.
4-15'
V
V.I:
l.4ri0
4-21.1
t27c
t
prefeired ' (quar.) —-1—1,v_-—2,1^
57: non-cumulative
preferred
Johanson
1
Co.
3-207
"4-15
,
►
-4-18 ;,-(' '
.
4-25
.
ooc
3-24
^
3-31
,,
4.707
3-25
3-25
v
(reduced)-———;.(Boston),ul—-Lull—ill 1.
preferred
Public
3-20
v
74-30
'
;•
25c
-
4.207
3-25
4-
Service
.
1;. -4-18,
5-1
$1.17 V2
V(_quar.)_—1,,^_;.--_i:.vl—'
4*-*7
••j.
l-
1
.
,
4-10;"
,13-31
$125
.
Ltd.
4.207
■'
(quar.)__4____l_-_
4-11
5
Fund
4-10
(Me.)—v -
4V4 7
"/w
"
,
preferred
1
5
Public
.*
1
4-15
.
50c
.
-4
4
Brick Co.
5-
4-
Electric,
20c
.
:i
4-.10
-
65c
".
(quar.)—,-——
Co.
-preferred
Prirdential
-
4.087
31V4C
4-
Machine
4-10
-
(quar.)—7——-211* V
Co.
preferred, (initial.)———li__—__vPuritan Fufid ————12—1,-l-a vi.iil,
Y.), common (quar.)„^~
(quar.)_J
L
S
Power
5
4-15
Cordage
4-18
1.5-1"
25e
•
.
5-15
.
<5r 1
877c
.
2
5-1..
5-1
30c
(quar.).—,11————1
common
preferred' (qu.ar.)—__v_—
'& Cable Corp. (quar.)—__l—
Presidcrit
11.
(N.
Pi4ss
I
6-
1
v
•••-•''
5-15 '.V"--.
5-1
.
..
.
.
1,.
^7-25
6-.2V
G-
95C
,
'
7-25-
8-15V,
$1.17
„——
;/■/'
"L
7-25
'
'8-15
►$1.10
Wire
4.70 7
«
'
1
5-
4
8-15
25c;
$1.07 \'i
preferred (qUar.)l-_v_-_--—11-,21^-—,
Potomac
Edison Co.,
3.G07' p'fd.v (quar.)l_r
V 4-11'
4-11
5-15
I2c
$1.25
(quar.);:
■
Illinois
2
4-18
1
(quar.)
•
si'
'
.
^
Fortlr- Cable
4-11
4
4-30i 44^ l1,-
•
..
•'
7
3-25
IV7-,r I-" •*. 6-10
4-
50c
•
'4-
-
"
3-31 V / 3-24
;
51
_$5
(Class A payment omitted
(qiiar.),^-,^—_
3-21
4-
'
'24-15
4-30
10c
-
4-30
50c
►
Pittstoh Co.,
Plastic
4-25,
45c'
V
v 4- 5
■V
(quar.)
Gear
&
Portland Gas Light
1
•4-10
4-15
37
Heusen, com. (stock dividend)
preferred (ouar.
—1_' .1- $1.25
15c
Paper Package Corp. "(quar.)——
"-7. $3.50
' 4- 5-
93'ViC
preferred
57
Machine
4.687, preferred
2." 57
4-10
5-19
5-
^; •1*3-24'
,1l
3-27
22 Va c
.
3-15
.4-15
60c ;
56 V4C
(quar.) \
(quar.)
1
4c
(quar.)
►
40c
'•
(quar.),,-_
1
Syracuse
1
4-
Perkins
4-25-
3-31,",r
,'
.4-18
":4-25
$1
■
Flymouth
•
1
20c
2
4-25
-•4-21
,J;'
25c
(quar.) ,-_lv__—Telephone Co;, .common . (qMf.)7..
"
4Qc
*7
$1.50
,
3-2(5
2
.
»
1
127c
(quar.)_—L„'—
25c
preferred .. '< quar.) il_l:—
-_1
h - $1.30 preferred (quar.)—,,_1_,—32 7c
V
:.
33c
$1.32 preferred (quar.)__v-_-_l_^l'_l-2ll__: -y
$1.0 5
Pennsylvania Power Co.,. 4i24;V pfd. (quar.);
$1.06'4
> 4.257
preferred
(quar.)—
"
,
common
quar;)rill 1,1
(reduced
Foundry
Electronics
!1 Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.807 pfd. (quar.)
4.307, preferred
(quar.).——I2.1
4.407
preferred (quar.)
—.—11"
1
5-
.1
9
5-1
1
4-
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
5r 9
8
3-2$
4-25
5-"
.
.
•
4nl5
3-31"
5-
VaC
(30c
3-31
4-15
.•
4-15
1.
4-
3-3l"
•
7 4-15
r
Corp.
1 Peninsular
&
pfd.-
Co.y (quar.)„
&
,
Pemco
-
"4-ir
40c
7
(quar.)
(qtiar.)^,,,,^
.14
Marx
'./• 50c
Parke, Davis & Cp.
(quar. 1
V—v;,—V,
Peaslec-Gaulbert Corp., 47e7; pfd. - (quar.) _ .
-
.4-10
„
4-29*1
(VV:50c
PliiilipsrVan
5-
8
4-15
Industriai
(quar.),,.
of
Rugs,
7-
$1.04
Light Co, $4 pfd.
paystrom, Inc. (quar.),
3'empster Investment.,
Louver Chicago Trucking
5,
4-
35c
^
(quar.)
4-15
14-.10
,
Car
Packard-Bell
<•
Inc.
(quar.),,,,
America, 4(a7
this time).
4-
20c
preferred
4-18
Pacific
4-25
,4-30
8
12 Vac
Research
$4.24
4-
$1.75
Cudahy Packing Co, 4'/ac/o preferred (quar.)
fcoilas
I
15c, 1
r
(quar.)
Otis Elevator
3-31
1
;
3-18
4-18
$1.50
1
1
common
(qUar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.),.
preferred
Corporation for Economic
3-31
5c
America—
(quar.) —;
Co,
&
Boiler
Imperial Tobacco
13c
10c
15c
•
6/v
Class
4
7, 2
8
4-18
10c
L
Consumers Finance Corp. of
Class A common (quar.)
•
4-
>
58c
•Pictorial
Co.
F-owder
12 Vac
Conn
'
4-15".*
56V»c-^f5- 1
Panipanaga Sugar Development
15-a--
5c ' 7
Controls,
&
Company.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
5-
.
1
50c
4-18
5-10
40c
common
(quar.)
•
j.
Tool
4.427
1_
5r
25c
7 3-21
1
.,$1.05
interest—
Banking Corp.
Series
Okonite "Co.
4-15
•5- 1
15 c
time)
.
Cleveland Union Stock Yards,
J.—
Colorado Oil & Gas, $1.25 preferred
1
4-I5
4-
-7-
$25c
'
■7.
Hydraulic
3-14
3-26
10c
,,i_—
Illuminating,
preferred
1
"1
5-15
25c
Illinois
.45c
,4'
'4-10
25C" 15-22
,
.
4-25
'5-
30c '-
v.-
47 preferred
Hydra-Power Corp.
3-31
1
^
.,
1
Hotel
4-10
time)
137 Vac
(s-a )
Power,
3-3;:
.--7- 2 J
.
>w;~klj75
-
3-31
4-15
1
(quar.) 1,4
Hoover Ball &
Bearing (quar.)
Horn & Hardart(N. Y.)
(qtiar.)4vi,_,",_-_.
3-31
,
4-
175c
x,
,■
Chamberlain Co. of America
t45c
Neon;: Products,,>(Canada).r Ltd.
(quar.),—''f
New Haven Water
Co.riquor.il—-—-—
3-20
4-24
56(4c 7
2
4-15
(quar.),
Instrument
Central Coal & Coke
&
*
0.578125 "
4-15
*.
at
(quar.),
$1.75
l.v
1
4-25
-
2
30c
5-
,
.6- 2
50c
•
HOok
(quar.)
common
Drill
if,
.
Cor]).
See
'
)
beneficial
•
3-,25
.
4-28
,
25c
Norfolk & Western Ry., 472 adj. pfd. (quar.)
50c
~. Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.)..———
V $1.75
Northwestern
Bell. Telephone
(quar.) ——— >
,3-21
■
.4-15
'
25c
Holyoke Water Power Co.-(quar.)_,.;,^„,-__
Home
Light & Power Co.,
60c
Is-
•
5-
40c
3-31
,
(quar.)
'
3-31
——
(quar.)„
Extra
4-15
6-. 2
$1.12(a";
3-31
Cedar Point Field Trust—
Cenco
at
4.267
payment
3-21-
1
5-:l
Aoove-payments are optional payable in 7
l'r -I
cash-or, stock.-;.• i
'-7; 2 .-j,„
Nciman-Marcus Co., 4preferred (quar.)..; $I:o6v4'
-
name
Ranch
Hercules
Hoc (R.)
,
preferred
50c
preferred'(q0ar.)'__,_l-____1___—-1
Income
.
$1.50
this
.7
10c
4-15
—
Caterpillar Tractor,
,
3-212
...
...
4-21
t$1.75.
—,2— 1
Stock Sei'ics-'_j-_——
"i+*X
4-15
—
- »■
5-
62,!*c
4-21
—
pfd.
Shoe
(Common
,
4-15
4-15
Ltd.—
(Common payment omitted at
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Caspers Tin—
1
•
{Baltimore)
l
3-28
v
*y 5- i *
50c
y,
.
new
preferred
1
4-15
.
Corp.
Steam
Co.;
5-
,6c
.75c
40c
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Husky Oil, Ltd, 67
Cannon
1
„6- 2
.
v
Si
$.1.17.Va
$1.27 (a
(quar.)—-
(quar.),,;
Canadian
Canton Co.
5_
,20c
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.-(quar.),—
1 National Securities Series—'
7- Growth Stock Series—2-_:
4-15'' 7 4-4-4
$1,3,0-.,
common
United
Extra
5-
.
•.
Co
Corp.
Hecht
75c
—-
Canadian Marconi Co.—
1
4-
'
2
3-21
1
4-25
$1-14
- (quar! ). < v_—21—--;
—'
$2,preferred (s-ai_—L2__——-—
$2.50 non-cumulative class A-(s-a)———
-14 >
7
4-
50c
-
,'..22
United-Greenfield
Schaffner
Ilartforu
137c
,
,
■
."1
5-
7. ..40c
announcement under
Insurance
(quar.)
common
I22
Stock
Hendrick
g,_
Fairbanks-Morse
4-15
4- 1
;
10c
$1.09
,
,,
,Common
4-21;. 1 4-11
25c
(quar.)—,——.
Co,
Chemicals
Ilagan
time)
,—
0% preferred (quar.)—
77 preferred (quar.)—
,Camden Fire Insurance Assn. (s-a)
Canadian
:>
25c
,
,,
Lock Co. .(reduced_
National Manufacture .& Stores Corp.—
,14"'
'
?.
1
7, 4-
68q4c
_
Class
*
preferred (quar.)
Power, $3 pfd.
preferred
37 (ic
,.v
3-20
4-
a
,
4-30
1
4-
90c
_
3-113-15
4-30
45c
1
4-15
5-31
•
Telecasting, common (quar,)—_
B
(quar.)—
Grouped fncomo Shafes—
-
7
V
Electric
preferred
"
4-15
1
4-
-
10c
.(quar;)'__.1_2-,^_22_-
B
preterred
77. preferred (quar,
-21
;v
i
x
4-15
4-
"1
25c
(quar.)
(P. H.)
form
33,'i7
5.107
•
9334c
Gross
4-17
117 VaC
-
Co.
preferred
to
3-19
—
this
Buzzards Bay Gas CO.—
67 prior preferred (quar. )
$4.7ft
4-24
5-1
(q'uar-.,)1.222___^,-_—2,22rv, t$li75
preferred, A
4.647
l"1__
(quar.)1
common
(quar,)
dividend
"
at
Class,
Merged; with
3-20
Greist
1
7
omitted
California-Oregon Power,
4-
4-1
o'4_
45c
i,
Mills, Inc. (quar.;
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
5.207
,•
1
4-21
,
Ltd.—•
_.
1st
4-24
5-
75c
National
—
(A. P.» Fire Brick (quar.)
Greenfield Tap Ar Die Corp.—
3-25
111 10c
(quar.),—
Ltd, class A (s-a)——
(s-a)———
Buffalo Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
$).50
Fran.)
Green
4-11
$1
B
California
(San.
4'/»7 preferred (quar.)
41b7 preferred (quar.),—2———,
Goodman Mfg. Co—
2
—
7
25c
—
Bulloch's
t
$
4-25
T40c
;•
•
-
1
Co.
Glatfeltcr
4-18
4-25
—
-California Fund
4-
4-
5-
75c
1 'Kajragans^tt Electric Co.,*4V-ify pfd"(quar.)
,
Getty Oil Co, 4c/c preferred (quar.),—
Gilnbel Bros, Inc., com. (quar.)—
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
———.
Gladding, McBean & Co., (quar.)_
6
e-
,
Mills,- Ltd.—
17 4.15
$1
$2 preferred (quar.)
—Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
§'/,;
preferred (quar.)—
-
r
4-15
4-25
15c
Dividend payment omitted at tills time.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (increased)——
Brunswig Drug (stock div.)
Buckeye Steel Castings, common,,
67 preferred (quar.)
Caldwell Linen
-
31
General
4-11
50c
Ltd.,,,■
Briggs-Weaver Machinery pfd.
British Columbia Forest Products,
payment
$1.50
9
5-
$25c
~ 3J:r4rl5
3- 31
v?4-151 > 3- 31
v 1-4-15 -i. * 3- 31
20c
Gardner-Denver Co, common (quar.)—_
4';
preferred (quar.)—.
50c
——
—
(Common
12c
—
3-24
J50c
(quar.)—..,,-,
Inc.
Bunker Hill Co.—
$1.25
$1.37(a
—
4-21
.
(E. W.) Co
.Bourbon Stock Yards.—,,,,—
Class
4-11
1
1
,
(monthly;_,2_:
Light, 4.367 pfd. (quar.
Mouht
,
(qUar.)
1
50c
(reduced)
Mines,
pfd.
Insurance
Galveston-Houston
time.
(quar.)
2
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc., el. A (reduced)
Bral'orne
$1.25
1
15c
'
Bliss
7
-4* 3- 31^2
Vvx.2Sc-1--l.4rl5
^
4-
12 Vac
——
Iron. Works
Best Foods,
1
4-
••
_
(quar.),——-
»
1
15
2
7c
inc.)
(quar.),,
Batimrst power & Paper Co,
i
54-
_______
•
——,
5-
25c
Corp.
omitted
payment
Corp.
J,/
;::T.c-
i
1' 4-15
25c
;
„—
preferred A (quar.)
oc
from
(quar.
Baldwin Rubber (quur.U
Baltimore Transit Co.—
Banlife
-
4- 15 "
,
10
7-
^.
-:1, $3
30c
——
(quar.)——l
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
62 V-2. c
9
4-
(Syracuse
(quar.)—'
2
Foster-Forbes
7
Backstay Welt Co.
1
7-. iv': e-
3oc
30c
(quar.)——
—
"B"
(Pa.)
Fund
Gamewell
(qi'.ar.')_,„
Axe-Houghton
4-30
"
.
3-21
3-31
17
*--•
(quar.;__,,__
Auto-Soler Co.
Ltd.
Laboratories^ Inc.
'I- 77
/
.77
9 2,
20
.-!
'
(quar.)
Machinery & Chemical—■
3:,/i',h preferred (quar.)—
As Co, Inc.—
Co.
25C
9
,
v
25
*
1
Food
3-21
3-31
2c
•
■
prior preference
conv.
Finance
4-
0
4-
v
_
)
Mississippi Power
4.567 preferred' (quar.)_,
—
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.),__,_
Montana Power Co. (quar.)i_>____,_—
Moore Corp, Ltd, common
(quar;)
1
4-15
6- 1 :-
15C
—
participating
Quarterly
4-10
5-10
r
•
(qhar.)——_—.1,
Fireman's
4-10
^
preferred
H
c-10
^
'
50c
—
30c
4-10
$2.50
Corp., common
dividend,,——
Austin Nichols
Allies
Financial Gen¬
(quar.),
(quar.)
Finance Co,
4-10
5-
(s-a)
Atlas Credit
'
1
5-15
4-
1
4-
5-
.
non-cumulative preferred
Stock
4-
40c
1
5-
25c
1 Merchants Acceptance Corp,: common
V„". Class A'Kqiiar.2—
4-15:
I.' - 3-24,
.'•3-2L-
1
4-15
5-
_____
,
.dividend*.
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
3-28
30c
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.-—
57
4-
35c
(quar.),—_
(quar.) J.
;
$1.50. preferred (quar.)—_2,____22_2_2.—
Middlesex Products (guar?)
(Quarterly from net investment income;,,
5-15
1
1.7 $1
■
•
15c
1
Industries, $3 preferred (quar.) —2;. 11
McLean
time
prior, preferred (quar.;,,
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Cp.—
1
$1.02',2
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
4.35<5
preferred (qiiar.),,
4.357 2nd preferred (quar.),__1_;-—_—
4.107
3-31
4-15
(accum.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
,
5Va'/o
v
3-31
60c
■*•
47
'
4-15
6-
56 Vic
; 4-15
T.'";
t$i
10c
r
5- 1 1
■lT5ao^'.>u; 5-::l
.
7-
1
4-15
1
25c
this
Class B. (quar.)
2
■—
5'/<?. preferred A (qUar.)——"
5% preferred B (qUar.)—
6-20
5-
5-
Y.t
Class A
■
.
5c
4
4-3
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash, D. C.;
3-28
.
Inc.
4-
Maryland Credit Finance, common (quar.;,
67
preferred (quar.)__
_:
Maytag Co, $3 preferred (quar.),J
___2_
,
r
5-
.
______
Manchester Gas
4-30
for each share hclo.)
preferred
Brewing Corp, com.
preferred
(quar.;—
N.
6-11
4-15
Products ( quar.),__„^,_—_—^
.
—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
8
$30e
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_„
':' $5.25 preferred (quarry-.---.---.*---.--- : i$1.31'/4
$1.12 Va
Appalachian Flee. Power, 47 f"o. pfd. (quar.)
$1.12 V-t
4.507 preferred (quar.)_
—V
Post
a
1
4-30
y
4-15
431 (4c
$1.06(4
$1
common.,
4-30
■',/ 5:15 ;/
•'
Milling Co,
4-11
5-
Morrfson'Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
4
4-
4-20
50c
v
r_;—
(quar.)—,
at
Falstaff
.
preferred (quar.)
Anchor
Mills,
6*o
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. (reduced),_____
'
f
(stock
r
.
7%
common
convertible
Erwin
(iv'vi:-
time.
Common payment Omitted at this
American Smelting (c Refining—
;
of
$2
6-30
5-23.1
y
Rice
Holdings, Ltd, 57 partic. pfd. (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co, 4(47 pfd. A (quar.;.,^
47 preferred B (quar.)
1—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
57 convertible preference A (quar.)—~
3-28'
Shipbuilding Co.'—
American
,
$50c
State
—
M R A
3-25
5-
7-1
-
$20c
(quar,)
share of
<13/100Lh
■'
Co.
common
eral Corp.
4-15
5-
Corp,
1
4-10
5-15
-39c
(quar.;
——
*
omitted
Manufacturing
Equity
4-18
1
65c
:
Stores (quar.),
Products Consolidated
Electrical
1
5-
37 Vac
;■
payment
7
(quar.)
prefeired
*'•
pfd. (quar.)
1
3-19
.
1
4-
7%'c
Auto
$1.25
—
—
5-
'
preferred
4.447
-
"
Economy
15c
preferred (quar.)
67
-
(quar.)—,
Eastern Magnesia Talc—
5-
American Natural
V
1
4.167
-
of Rec.
30c
SI.24
$1.04
$1.11
60c
$3.50
25c
5-
$1.75
$7 preferred (s-a)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.;
3-31
15c
3-24'
4-
.
.
4-
5-
17V2C
Eastern Industries, Inc, common
70c preferred (quar.)
20c
62VaC
,,
(monthly ):_
(quar.)
Louisiana
10c
partic. preferred
25c
(quar.),:
Products Corp.
4'/c
"
1 '
4-7
(quar.)
4-18
5-15
4-
$1
5-1
;
4-15
.
5
(1956), Ltd—.
Canada
of
Dividend
;..1
:
a,,——-----
American-Marietta, common
1.
50c
American Can Co.
American Discount Co. of Georgia—
(quar. >
Laboratories—
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
'
3-20
1
12vl>c
5-
37(22
3-19
4-
5-16
45c-
(quar.;,—
participating preferred
duPont Co.
4-15
12 Vac
Co., class A——
5
37'/2C
60c
15c
—:
5-
4.967
Payable
Share
■
(quar.)l
5-15
2V4C
Du-Art Film
pfd.' (quar.)—.
(qaar.)—4_,.—y
,
preferred
Louisiana Power & Light,
8
Dodgd Mfg., common (quar.)„
$1.56 preferred (quar.).
——
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.),^——_.
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s ■a)—
3-20
5-
50c
6% preferred (quar.)____,
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 57
,
1st
Long Island Lighting
4-
25c
1
—
i
•
4-18
Shares, Inc
._u_——
Dixon-Powdefmaker Furniture (quar. ),——
4-18
4-
127 c
Alba Hosiery
Albermarle Paper Mfg.
57 -preferred
:J
Gardner, common (quar.;,.
$1.50 preferred (quar.;.—_■
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
T/c
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
:
5-15
25c
class A (quar.).
(quar.)—1
B
2
25c
(quar.)
Diamond
of Rec.
4-30
7 \'2 c
Adams Engineering Co.,
American Home
Giorgio Fruit,
Class
Holders
Payable
7c
Inc., class A (quar.)
Adams-Millis Corp (quar.)
.
Aerojet-General Corp. (stock dividend).
Nine additional shares for each share held,
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
1
Tunnel
Canada
(i-
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.)—
Dividends
Name of Company
Common
&
Di
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
Union Stock Yard
Detroit
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¬
-Dividend announcements are
When
Share
Denver
.
6-14
15c
'4-15
,
Corp.—
-
1————
«
3-28
Volume 137
Number 5729'. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1441)
,
;;
'
■
Name of
Par
When
Haldert
Share
Payable
of Rec.
*
Company
Thermoid Co.,
$2.50
> •*
<
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
G2V2C
Thomason Mills (quar.)
'25c
Thompson (HV I.)'Fibre Glass
Co.
(quar.)___
(Minn.) (quar.)_
Toledo Edison Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
54.25%
preferred
-4.56%
&
\35c
4-10
4-
A (quar.)__
Shoe, common
Brake
;4% conv. preferred
American Can Co.r—
8
7% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
America-Canada Trust Fund—partic.
6-
2
4-15
American
preferred
Pipe Line,
(quar.)__
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
45-
1
4-15
4-
5-
1
4-14'
4-1
3-14*
4r
4-
22Vic
$22Vic
325c
\
preferred
Corp.,
(reduced quar.)
United
Drill
'
Merged
.f) to
1
with
form
cent
Die
United-Greenfield
dividend
announcement
United Greenfield,
>*60
&
preferred
(initial
X- 3-31
15c
"
*
American
Hardware
American
'
,,
Co.
4 Va %
tJ. S.
'
'
.
27Vic
>
,
5-
American
v
1
4-21
5^1'
4-21
$1.25
4-15
3-31
15c
3-31
-
.
..."
.
(quar.)
____
_
Y:.i.%;
Co.
&
Lens
■_
2
_
Co.„___i._
___
3-28
;
-
4-11
3-28
American
Machine
4-
1
3-28
American
Maize
4-
8
3-28
5c
________
4-11
4-
Walker
Laboratories,
Class
5%
B
50c
2
5-13
5-
3772c
5-
1
4-15
; •::; $3
4-
7
3-28
A
__
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
3
4-15
4-1*
62
Walworth Co. (quar.)
Warner Bros/ Pictures,
:
V2C
30c
__
Inc.-(quar.)___:
4-30
"30c
,V
Washington Gas Light,
$4.25
common
50c
(quar:) ___r
(quar.)
$1.0 6'*%
preferred„■ 1 quar.)________________l^ $1.12 Va
preferred
$4.50
v
Knapp,
$6
preferred
(accum.)_____
4-15-1
i:
5-10
Washington National Insurance Co. "(quar:)_ <Y7"20c
Webb-"&
5-71'
5-10
"..,4-25;
4-25 -r
*
4-1"
3-21V
4-
$1.50
3-28
5f)
,
(quar.)/
preferred
31. Vie
:_
-
1
5% ,non-cum.
Woodward
Stores
Ltd.,
4-
1
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-17
50c
5-
1
4-17
preferred (quar.)
American Spring of Holly
5-
1
4-18
18c
4r30
3-28
Class
$i8c
'4-19
$10c
4-15
Fund_________
class
A
J_
i
5-
'$1.11
4-11
,
No. action
1
this
taken
4-
5-
Class
3-31
B
$1.25
4VzYc
1
4-15
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Adam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—»>-
Stock
dividend
Service
Aero
5"
cn
Transit :Corp. (quar.)_.
Window Glass, 5%*. pfd.
12V2C
31JAc
(quar.)
called for
class B pfd,. (entire issue
redemption on; April 18 at $25 per share
; plus
this (lividend/. >
American Zinc Lead & Smelting Co. (quar.)
1
4-15
4-
1
Aetna
Casualty
Quarterly
/
.
,
3-31-
3-14.v,
4-
Aetna
Life
Co.
Co.
Co.
(From
4-
4-1
1
.
>•
.
.
:
4-
Ansul
'$1
Chemical
Applied
Physics
3-21
4-10
3-17
3-20*
7
4-1
65c
."60c..
•
r
Arizona
.
4- 1
6c
_
3-7
3-
1
4-21
*
•
7
Bancorporation
,
Fuel
Oil
preferred
(quar.)i.—
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A
Class B (quar.)_.
3-21
■
'
—
40c
Common
(quar.) ;
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Air Products, Inc. (quar.)
Alabama Power Co.,
4.20%
-
4- 1
4-1
3-12
3-12
Arundel
4-1
3-12
V5c
4-10
4- 1
3-28
...
.
$1.05
'
Alan
Wood
5%
Co.,
$3
preferred
(s-a)
$3
Dividend
Allied
Funds__
—1_
xv
'Allied
&
Equipment
Corp., common
4-
1
3-10
Associated
u.4-
1
3-7.
3- 7
2-28
3-31
.,$2,.
4-1
3-27
50c
.
3-31
3-10
5c
,
4-
1-
4-
1
3-
-
Thermal
Corp. (quar.)
50c
Mfg. Co.. com.-(qwar.l
*
"
50c
Alliston Steel Mfg., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.")__ " i 183/4C
V- «3.75 preferred (quar.)
:
:
4-——93Vic
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar/)•_V22V;>c
5%
preferred A
(quar.)_
12 Vic
4-
class
common
Amalcamated
Amerace
$3.50
Sugar
Corp.,
..Stock
.
Co.
common
4-
''
__„-Y
preferred
2v2c
1
(quar.)__
!_/»
•--87V,2C-
Amerada Petroleum
American
Corp. (quar.)
Aggregates, 5% preferred
American
Air Filter,
,...'5%
$7
preferred
preferred
American Bank
50c.
preferred
Atlas
Sewing
Atlas
Steels,
(quar.):
-4—-
preferred
(quar.)—
7%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)..
(quar,)
.3-17
(quar.)
Note,
common
4-30
4-15
✓
1
3-19
4-
5
v
-
Avon
Products,
4r 5
$1.75
4-
4r
l/
75c
4-
1
3-24
5
30c
*
__________
"
—
1
3-24
3-10
3-10
4%
B/G Foods Inc., class A
M
I
Corp.
Babbitt
(B.
pfd.
(quar.)
6-2
5- 1
4-30.
4-15
5%
5- 1
3-24
3-28
3-14-y
$1.16'A
$1.08
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4- 1
3-14
Brach
4- 1
3-15
Book
Co.
(quar.)
!
'_
*
87'/2C
•.
2-24
■■
3-14
3-13
3-
4-
3-14*
3-31
3-10
4- 1
4- 1
3-20
$16'Ac
$15c
$18c
65c
25c
,
*
3-10'^
4-23
4- 4
4- 1
3-12
5-
1
4-18
Co.
5%
4%
6- 2
9-15
12-15
5-15
3-17
(Milton)
Ordinary
Co.,
3%
conv.
preferred
B
(quar.)
1
4-
1
3-17,
3-17'
8772c
4-
1
3-10
50c
5-
1
8772c
7-
1
3-27
3
3-15
3-15'
3-20
4-
1
-
3-1
3-, 1
3-1
3-14
3-
3.,
3-28
4-
3-20
62Vic-
4-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-19
18:!ic
3%%
Co.,
3-20
,—
37Vic
4-
3-20
4-
1
$68%C
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-20
$1
4-
1
3- 8
4-
15c
$1.25
*
1
3-21.
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-14
62 7aC
3-31
3-14
56 Vic
3-31
40c
3-31
3-
42'/a c
4-15
3-31
$25c
3-31
3-14
$$1.50
3-31
3-14.
4-
3-14
4-10
3-28
93 %c
4-15
4-
4-
1
3-20
$25c
4-
1
2-28
payment of 6d free
tax
deduction
less
4-10
3d free
deduction
less
tax
of
L,
of
6-10
$$1
—
$53c
$56c
Telephone
preferred
Street
4-
1
3-
7
1
3-
7
1
3-
7
4-15
3-21
$50c
4-
1
3-17
4-
Gas
preferred
3-17
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-19
$$1.12'/2
—
20c
$3.80
3-31
3-11
95c
4-
1
3-24
15c
4-
1
3-10
15c
4-
1
3-10
627aC
4-
1
3-10
20c
4-10
3-10
10c
pfd.
4-
1
3-14
20c
4-
1
3-12
10c
4-
1
3-1U
(quar.)__
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$10c
2%
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Investing
Borough
7
3- 7
3- 7
4-
—
Durrell Co.
1
1
$35c
—
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,
4%
4-28
3-
Co.—
Brockway Glass Co., com. (quar.)
Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)
—
5%. preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn
44-
1
4-
iquar.)
(quar.)
dividend
4-
$69c
British Industries Corp.
Broad
4
|62c
$$1.19
*
472%
3-
of
of
—
(quar.)
Columbia
Stock
1
Electric Co., Ltd.—
Columbia
Common
1
$$1
<quar.)_
(quar.)
*
Income
7
25c
preferred
final payment
(a
3-14
50c
Ltd.
income
preferred
British
Brown
4-
4-10
77ac
3-20
75c
3-21
5-
$28%c
British Columbia Power Ltd.
1
4-10
3-31
70c
preferred (quar.)
41/2 % preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
572% preferred (quar.),
11-26-
2
'
1
45c
Depositary)
8-2G
3i
9
6-11'
4-
$1.06
(quar.)
(an interim
British
4-
4-
4-15
30c
common
Depositary)
Ordinary
$1.25
—
4-
20c
(quar.)__
conv.
preferred A <quar.)__
pfd. B <thls payment clears all
arrears)
—1-
$1.37 7a
(quar.)
Co.
British
of
•
3-18
(this
conv-.
3%
3-20
3-20
474%
.
3 ,
1
8-21;
1
(quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd—
3-13,
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
4- 1
5-21
11-20
$62'/a C
Oil
British
5-
2
4-
(quar.)
Assurance
3-15
$25c
$10c
$31740;
$37'/2C
$433Ac
50c
2
9-
11-29
$1.1272
$30
Bristol-Myers
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
6-
;
^
$2
British-American
4-2
45c
3-17
1
conv. preferred (accum.)—
This above issue was shown
Co.,
pref.
Mfg.
$15c
25c
$17'/ic
3-14
3-14
4-
(quar.)
3-14
4-
1
1
3-31
$1.1272
(quar.)
Brinks Manufacturing
93%c
$15c
25c
$1
4-
4-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
(C. J.) & Sons (quar.)
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
5- 1
4- 2
12Vic
3-13
20c
(quar.)
Club
3-21
3
3-17
3-31
v
prior preferred (s-a>_
_____
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
4 V2 % preferred; (quar.)
—
Bridgeport Gas Co. (quar.)_________
Bridgeport Hydraulic (increased quar.)
Bright (T, G.) & Co. Ltd., com. (quar.) —
3-10
3-
3-17
Brazilian
4-1
4- 1
°2-
1
45c
5%
3
3-20
4-
Corp.,
preferred
Bradley
4-30
-3-18
1
$1,067*
incorrectly in these columns of last week
as an, initial payment.
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
57a%
preferred
(quar.)
■5%
3-13
4-15
Co.—
Insurance
Correction;.
•
3-20
4-
$1.40
—
Botany Mills, 5%
4-15,
3-21
4-10'"
4-15
5c
—
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
Boston
3-3'l
1
4-20
25c
Albany RR.
Bowl-Mor
20c
T.)
1
Edison
1J
1,
_____
American
&
Boston
3-
183ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,J 5% conv. pfd. A
payment clears all arrears
5%"
Inc.,
3-18'
1
4-
25e
47a% preferred
(quar.)
Brockton-Taunton. Gas,
3-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
$10c
372%
preferred (quar.)_
Forg-Warper Corp., common (quar.)
3Vst% preferred (quar.)
Bostitch, Inc>, class A (quar.)
4-
3-17
4-
183%c
9
4- 3
10c
(quar.)_—
6%
50c
(quar.)
Centers
Ltd.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd., common
Avalon
4-
50c
20c
prior preferred
4-15
4- 1
25c
Plan
5%
-
6%
'
'
B
com.
Thrift
3-14
—
Fisheries
$55c
preferred-(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-17
1
4-10,«»
$2
:
3-17
4- 1
5t
81
Refining Co.. 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
(quar.)
!
B
3-17
4-
5-
25c
Company
4-
9
4-19
6- 2
Telephone So Telegraph—
4- 9
'
1.
(quar.)
3-14
1
Valley Gas & Electric—
(H. C.)
5'/a%
;
Booth
3-31',
1
$1.25
:
—
Book-of-the-M'onth
3-14^,
3-31,
3-14
3-31
4-
$25c
British-American
—.—_
Corp.. 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Automatic; Canteen Co. of .America (irreg.)
3-20
,$1.25
(quar.)
Atlas
-3-20
4-
--—1%
(quar.)—___—, $1.061,'i
4-25
(quar.)
Industries
Corp.,
5%
3-20-
3-31...
Co.
Picture
5 Vi %
Atlas
3-24
5-21*"
50b
(quar.)
Atlantic
Class
4-25
3-3D
■»-
-
-
2-28
5-211
12Vac
Atlantic
7
3-11
1
-4-
•
(quar.)_—/• -25c
dividend
4V+%. preferred
.
"
(quar.) 1_:—1—_*
::
B
1 '
4-5
Brillo
(guar.)
Atlantic City .Sewerage Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
3-25
3-31
•
Alsco, Inc.{
Atlantic
3-15
25c
-
(quar.)75c. 4-21"--.
AlHs-Chalmers
-
.,
3-31
•
Class A,/(quar.)i
Participating.^-;--Afchey Products Corp._—.—
I
Bohack
7'/a%
Associated^ Motion
4-15
r
:
—
—_
Associates. Investment
(quar.)
2
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4'/2%
•'
3-17'
.
4-
4-15
4-
Ltd., common (quar.)
Co.)
preferred
3—14 /
25c
3-14
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Laughlm Inc. (quar.)
Blue Bell,,;Inc. (quar.)
3-17
".
3-10!
3-31
50C
Bliss &
4- 1
50c
(final)
3-17
•
i_'
(quar,)__
Laboratories^(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
30c
$4 prior preferred, (s-ah—
Ludlum Steel Corp„ (quar.■
Electric
Allied
B
3-10
3-31
5.60%
3.-31
,,
3-31
75C
;
Son,, Inct
4.25%
30c
53VaC
1
3-17
♦
•
Bobbs-Merrill
-
_•
3-14
3-31
20c
Associated; Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
1
4-
"
4-10
4-15
25c
—
Quarterly
$$1.50
—
3-31
*
3-10
!
3-10
4-30
10c
•'
3-24
50c
(quar.)___/
Class
3-3
3-14
1
A
$1.75
Alleghany. Corp.,
Allegheny
Class
4-
preferred (quar.)______—•$1.061A,.
Steel Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
J25c
All Canadian
Allen
4-1
1
3-31
12Vic
(quar.)
25c
Products
4Vi%
3-14
Ordinary
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alden's,- Inc.,
common:-:(quar.):
1
•
1
3-24
4,■
25c
—
(quai*.)_
(quar.)_
Co.r
Industries
(quar.)
Temple Ltd., class A (quar.)—.—
Class B,i(quar.)__
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware-Co., Ltd.—1
3-14
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
7%
Algoma
4-
4r 7
$1
$1.18
Arvin
Corp.—-
convertible preferred
$6
Alco
Steel
Oil & Chemical
$1.15
4-25
4-11'
35c
Corp;
Construction
Corp.
&
25c
(quar.)____
•
preferred A: (quar.)
t20c
f60c
f62Vic
Ash
t s4.60% preferred" (quar.)
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Alco
Constable
Metal
34%c
__~f
pfd-_, (quar.)v.—
Arnold
Art
*341«c
a
5Vs'b
3-14
1
>
-;- 7VV>c
5V2V0
'
4-
••
-
Hats
Boston
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)-
3-14
Bickford's, Inc.4 (quar.)
25c
5%
(quar.)—
1
*
$50c
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred (quar.)
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)-,
t7Vic
dividend)—
(stock
Corp..
3-31
4-
^
3-14
1
(s-a)
Limestone & Cement—
Blackstone
6-27,
t70c
4.72%
,
Agricultural Insurance Co.
3-14,
J30c
t56'Ac
(quar.)^
Arkansas Missouri Power, 4.65%
Arkansas Power &; Light, 4.32%
3-14
4-
3-31
.
dividend)
1 '
5-
(s-a)
preferred
Reduced
>*
quar.)_
(stock
Corp.
Corp,, Ltd* common
$2.40 2nd-pref. A (qUar.>
$2.50 pref. Bf(quar.)_
Arkansas
(qua|r.)_:
(reduced
Argus
4-
-
C6.
1
4-
(quar.)—
Bird Machine
(quar.)
Birmingham Fire & Casualty Co.—
3-31
50c
—i—
4-
20c
preferred
15c
Anglo-Newfoundlapd / Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
-
3-10*
1
/, 3-31.
10Vo
«
6,
4-18
7- 3
50c
(quar.)
com.
4Vi% :preferred ^quar.)____—
;
,
Corp;,
(quar.)
preferred-/(quar.)
Telephone -Co.~
A - (quarAi
t_,—
Class
-
3-1,-.
.
fl2V/2C
•-
(quar.)
(Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)_
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc.—
4%
t50c
Oil
Anglo-Canadian
5';
3-1
'
:
income)
J
4-13
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$2.80
(Hartford)—
investment
3-
25c
$2.25
Common/.(quar.)
3- 5
3.•»_
,
$28V«c
(quar.)___:_
(Hartford)
Insurance
Fund
1
4- 1,
.,
convertible
.4'/*%
i
3-14
GOc
Insurance
3-11
.
12 Vic
-
Anderson-Prichard
3-11'
3-1Q
—
16Vic
—__
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
3-31 \
t42VVsC>-
•
dividend)-_-_
Surety
&
Aetna
Affiliated
Corp.
$1.50
Bessemer
3-11;
-
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a) ___—.—
Ampco Metal,Inc.; (quar.)—
Amphenol Electronics Corp. (quar.)—
Anchor Hocking Glass Corji,, com; (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
,—
AnacondafCo,(reduced)
Anderson" Electric-.Corp.—
1:
When- Holden
2% '
(stock
Corp.
4- 2
$1
,
1
1
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. Co.—
<
Bird
45c
—
Addressograph-Multigraph
3-10
3-20
American
-,.-$1
i___
Ltd.—
3-10
1
5-16
7-18'"
1
10c
_>
(quar.)
3-10
1
4-
6-2
8-
' v1-
:
1
4-
Biltmore
pfd.
44-
4-15
3-10
6%
Co.,
3-14
$25c
(quar.)
4- 1
4- 2
Tobacco
10c
-
(quar.)
4-
preferred
$1.50
American
1
.
(quar.)—
3-24'
4-
(quar.3
common
Biddcford & Saco Water Co.
Telegraph
3-14,
3-14'
$1.1272
,
3-10:,
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.-—
preferred
3-14
4-10
Telephone .&
Share« Payable-of Reo^
R Products Corp; (quar.)i.__:
Abbott Laboratories, common (quar.)___2__
4'/o preferred 4quar.)—
4V4 c/o
Gas,
3-14
3-31
$2.25
American
1.
3-14*;
1
1
Insurance Co.—
(quar.)__
6-20»
Per?
,
(quar.)
Aeadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Berkshire
3-31
3-11
3-31
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Life
4- 1
7-
3-14
1
4-
(quar.)
Co.
4-2
60c
A.U3
Common
Standard
Bendix Aviation Corp.
22'Ac
,
<
„
Beneficial
433Ac
GOc
»
Beneficial Finance
6
Quebec Mines Ltd.
T/a preferred (quar;)
American;Surety Co. of N.-Y. (quarr)____—
$56 Vic
.i
,
6
3-
1
.
•"
ofCompany
6,
3-
4-
"
preceding table.
F.-Wrigley Stores
3-
4-1
T
being; given in the
Name
4-1
12v2c
<
4-
3-12
60c
Belleterre
40c
3-18
3-14
25c
3-21
31'Ac
>
1
$5c
3-21
12v2c
(quar.O
1
4-
4-1
$25o
3-31
5%
:
4-
45c
preferred
3-31
15c
15c
—
>
9
50c
70c
"
4-
3-12 !
$17'/2c
20c
(quar.).
1
3-31
18c
(quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada. (quar.)___
'
5-
84%c
(quar.)
4-18"
Beiow we give the dividends announced in
prenoui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi*
dends announced this week, these
C.
12-10
$1.25
3-14
$25c
5-20_
'
'
9-10
12-19
$1.25
—'
3-31'
3-28
1
$1
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing—
4%
—_
A.
9-19
$1.25
(quar.)__
2pC
________
.
Co.
1
4-
65c
(quar.)
RR.
4-
4-30
25c
;
preferred
Creek
3-12
$35c
A- (quar.)i
$1.40
Beech
6-10
«
-
57«
(quar.)_______
.
3-14
3-13
-
6-20
$1.25
i----——
•
preferred
1
rClass
1
'*
Zeller's Ltd.,
4-
4
3-15
2
-
YorkCounty Gas (quar.)
4-
5-
at
payment
1
4-1
■
1
3-31
$1.12'/2
Lomb
6-
.
common
.'
3-14
-V 3-31
'
(quar.)_
preferred
50c
Francisco)
on
time.
5-
50c 4"
25c
States -Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
A
(quar.)
;
American
(San
8
3-27
4-
15c
Optical, common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co,, common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
3-14
3-31
$1.50
Stamping. Co
.
25c
Works
'*•:*'.
Yellow Cab Co.
3-31
&
4-15
$50c
(s-a)—
47a %, preferred
(quar.),
Iron Works Corp. (quar.)
Bausch
3-24
$1.43%
2772C
common
25c
•
__.
5-21
4-
$1.25
1
6%
*
Boiler
4-18
2
1
$1
$1 class A
Manufacturing,
3-14
4-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
':25c
:
^
&
1
6-
Bates
3-14
627aC
—_
Bath
2.
■
American (Sugar Refining, common
'V4.44% preferred (quar._____!
Wrigley iWra;), Jr. (monthly)____
5-
Products
3-10
3-31
75c
(quar.)
Bates & Innes, Ltd.
4-18
American
4-11-
/
v
3-14 '
3-31
5-1
"'■
(quar.)_--
3rd preferred <quar.)__
American Snuff Co., common
Extra
Y.)
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessing
<
•
(quar.)
(N.
3-21
3-14
3-31
$1.50
—
Basic
in¬
net
Co.
Corp.
1
1
15c
3-31,
40c
5%
American
of Canada, Ltd.Worcester County Electric Co.—- V ".
>/,
MonthlyWyatt Metal
preferred
Trust
Oil
44-
3-31
Y.) —
3-17
27V2C
Seal-Kap (Delaware)—*
15% 2nd;preferred .iquar.)_
$1
Wool Combing Corp.
■
3-24:
Co.—
Industrial
Bankers
1
15c
;
(N.
3-14,
4-15
17V2C
(from
Corp.
(quar.)
3-31
6c
75c
(accum.)
3-31
$1
3-31
$1.12j/2
(quar.)____^
$2.50
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
Winfield Growth
..
.
4-15
'
$1.43 34
(quar.)
____
preferred
1
'
White Sewing Machine, $3 pfd. (quar.)_
i' $2 prior preferred (quar.»___*
$5
4-
25c
3-14
3-10
15c
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)
53A%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
-
Inc.
1
3-10
1
$8.50
Commercial
preferred
4-
1
4-
prior pref. A (quar.)
prior pref. B (quar.)
prior pref. C (quar.)_
6%
4-21
4-
47'/2c
(quar.)
Shares, Inc., 6%
6%
3-14
4-15
25c
American
Corp., class A
•„
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
'>4%• prior lien (quar.)___-__
6-30
4%
•
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.—
Welsbacli
1
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
^American^Optical iCa.,. (quar_)
:;Ameirican Photocopy Equipment Co.
American 'President .Lines, Ltd.-—
'.5,5^.nonr-cum. preferred (guar.)_
; 5%. non-cum. preferred (quar_)_^
4-18,,
Bank
50c
.
:Fund,
vestment income)
Bank of New York
3-14
3-18
3-14
$1.06
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
t
Co.
3-21
3-10
Barber
Climax—--.
Molasses
1
1
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
8-22
4-
GOc
preferred (quar.)
4-
9-19
40c
(quar.)
4'A%
4-1
97V2C
Inc.
Co.,
com.-
American .Mutual
4-15
'i
5,-5
*
American
7%
3-31
.
(quar.)
preferred
3-14
4-30
6%
$1.25
Metals,
&
4% non-cum
Bankers
(initial.; quar.)
American Metal Products Co. (Mich.)—
Common (quar.:)
,
5V72% convertible prefcrred,(quar.)_
2'26
,___.
4V^%
-
2'%C
class
(quar.)
preferred
American (Metal
•
i
•____
preferred
5-23
7-
343,aC
Foundry Co.—
: 7%, preferred (quar.)
American-Marietta Co.,
.
4
5%
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR: Co. (s-a)iil_d
5-23
8-22
Bancoliio
Texas),'
$1.31V4
Products
1
Illinois—
preferred (quar.)
3.90%** preferred,! (quar.)_
j4c
56
of
5%
10c
______
6-20
9-19
6-20
1
4-
30c
Investment
3-14
$1
$1
3-31
/'
20c
5V4%. preferred (quar.)
5V2% preferred <(quar.)
American,Machine
j
_
preferred A ( quar.
Radium
Univis
;
$1.50
37Vic
Semi-annual
7, /
name
1
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
non-cum.
4-10
25c
(monthly)__
(Galveston,
4-
250
,4%
5-15
5c
Corp.
Co.
4-
$1.50
(quar,)^
(quar.)
Products
Indemnity
i(quar.)
preferred
(quar.);
•
Felt, common
$6 preferred (quar.)—
3-21
3-21'
..
3-28
6%
&
3-14
$1
25c
Bangor-Hydro-Electrlc
Co4
1
(quar.)
4-
Furniture
Hair
Felt
3-14
4-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
*
5*/& preferred (quar.)_.
U. S. Industries, common
/
Stock dividend
7
3-17
1
Common
3-26
quar.)_-~^150 ^
United Telephone Co. of Kansas—
3-
12-31
3-31
4-
Common
3-24
American
_
3
1
American
See
3-
4-9
4-16
:
3-17
4-
4-10
Corp.
under new
(initial)
common
3-31
4-1
9-30
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
50c
1
Corp.
10-15,.
25c
American Home
Tap
1
25c
1
Corp.—
Greenfield
llr
87%c
preferred D (quar.)
Express Co. (quar.)
V. 4-20
x
37V2C
$1.12J/2
10-15
$1.1272
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
47c
3-31
6-30
45c
(quar.)__
common
472%
3-17
3-24
4-15
7-15
=
25c
American Forest Products Corp. (quar.)
American Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_,
Vss%
$1.49
—
Baltimore Gas & Electric,
7-15
4-16
: 3
$1.50
Balcrank,
4-15
1
3-31
3-20
4-15
$1.50 1-15-59
3-14
1
8-
40c
l
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
4-1*.
5-
37V/2C
4-16
,
25c
Tool
&
6%
3-12
4-
$1.50
433/4c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
13Vbc
Clay Mines,V
United
preferred
4-16
—
___,
25c
6%
3-11
' 55-
Inc., class A
3-14
3-14
1
12 '/2c
Piano, 6% preferred
preferred (quar.)
3-14
American
(quar.)
Two Guys from Harrison
Baldwin
4-1
of Ree.
4-
50c
Stores
(quar.)
.1-
6334c
$1.22 Vi
__
3-21
Industries
Holder*
Payable
25c
& Hardware
1
.
_____
;
3-31
4-15
(initial)
com.
(initial)
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred i(quar.)—
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)__L
4rV/2%
preferred (quar.U
American Cyanamid Co.— :
7
Baker
12V2C
preferred
i
3-21
When
Share
(quar.)
1
"'25c
;
Cement
$1.50
.$1.50
Wilcox
Badger Paint
v
3-31
43%c
ctfs
of Company
&
5-1
t30c
-
(quar.)
com.
>
4-,
5-15
$40c
_____
___
Gas
$5.96
4-15
3-14
1*
Babcock
6%
4-15,
20c
4-
Name
3-21
$1
2
(quar.)
Per
of Rec.-
4-15
60c
(quar.)
6-
$1.14
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Union Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable
30c
$1.25
S1.06V4
$2.55
*
(quar.)
4-15,,
__________
preferred
Corp., com.
2
(quar.)
Trans-Canada Corp, Fund, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
l5%'- preferred (quar.)
4.
'6%
preferred
When
Share
,
Arma
6-
Company
Transcontinental
,u5%
Boscn
American
3-28
4-28
Traders Building Association, Ltd. (quar.)
Trane
3-15
3-28,
17Vic
(quar.)
Trust Co.
1
of Company
American
$1.0614
—________
(quar.)
preferred
Sank
Per
Name
4-10
4-15
Tore>Mfg. (quar.) —30c.
Trade
1
4-
J
15c
Title Insurance
*47i%
5-
13
com.
(quar.)
14
(1442)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
Nam* of Company *
When
Share
Holder*
Per
Payable of Reo.
4-
1
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-14
IOC
4-15
3-28
15c
4-15
3-28
n*
15C
•
——
Mines.
Burroughs Corp.
Quarterly
Bush Terminal
41/a%
Inc.,
I
7
120c
4-
1
3-
Co.
7
l%d
4s-21
7-
115c
7-29
7-
0
5-12
15c
4-
1
4-
1
Corp.
preferred
pfd.
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Packing Cofp.
™—™
Calumet
$4.75
4-19
4-15
3-14
4-
3-
5#
?
&
Hecla;
Inc.,
26 Vtb
4-
1
3-17.
5-15
50c
4-11
4-
4-11
4-
2
10%
—
common
4-15
20c
(quar.)™
A; (quar.)
■
$2.50
'
162lie
•
—
-
"
:
1
2-28
4-
1
4-1
4-
.*
1
3-15
Coca
2-28
A
3-31
3%%
3-11
4-15
4-
1
4-
3-10
1
•
1
3-15
3-14-
4-15
3-31
4-15
to
Colorado
preferred
com.
Colorado
4-15
3-14
3-14
4-
1
2
<
2
2
3-12
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-
4-
25C
.4-21 /
5-
1
4-
1
4-
1
$2
4-
15c
4-
4-11
■
50c
3-19
l
\
lieu
6-2
1
4-
1
4-
3-14
1
3-12
$1.75
60c
3-
8
25c t
/
4-30
4-
35c
.
$2
4-15
3-31
4-
1
3-25
7-
2
6-20
3-31
3-17
62%C
i
3-31
$1.25
6-20
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
12-20
6-10
12-10
Consolidated
$1.08%
S1.12y2
$1.18%
4-
1
Foods
preferred
Consolidated Metal
4-
$1
4-
1
1
3-14
4-
1
3-15
..5-15
4-17
3-10
3-14
Consolidated
Natural
4-
1
3-14
Consolidated
Rock
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consumers Acceptance
4-
1
3-14.
4-
1
3-14
Consumers Gas
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-18
5y2'% preferred A (quar:)
Consumers Power Co.—
$4.16 preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
...
$1.06%
3-31
3-31
3-18
37 %c>
5-
(quar.)_
35c
1
7
3-31
4-
1
3-15
1
4-15
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
3
3-20
$1.50
4-
1
3-10
20c
5-
1
4-10
'
—
Central.Publfc Utility Corp.
(quar.)—.!
(quar.)ll
Transport-
jpreferred " (quar.)_—
25c
;
3-31
62 %c
-•*
'
">'-r
i
'
"v
Baking Co.,
,
3-31
3-
3-31
3- 7•
5-15
5-1.
40c
4-10
28C
4-25
70C
3-31
.
4Va%
preferred
3-17
Continental Motors Corp.
Controls
?'31
3-20
™
3-20
;
5-
1
3-24
»-
1
3-24
5-
3-21
;
1
3-24
4-15
f 3-31
3-31
3-14
■4-
30c
Co.
of
Cooper (Peter)
25c
'.3-11
5-
1
5-
1
5-15
:
*».'
4'•
47V2c
1
3-14
1
t
,
3-14
,
.4-
'
4;''
•"
2-28/
4-
I
2-28
4-
1
2-28
$1. ™"4- 1
2-28
*
1
3-
1
4-
1
4-
4- 4
5-
1
4-
4
5-
1
4-
4
55C
5-
1
4-
10c
4-
1
3-20
35c
4-
1
3-12
$1.25
"
4-
1
1
22 %c
3-25
3-10
35c
12-31
12-20
15c
4-14
$$1.75
4-
1
1
1
1
25c
3-31
5-15
4-
5
4%
5
4-15
4-
3-31
3-21
Fabrics, Ltd.,-
$1.12
Corp.
4-10
4-10
.
.
3-31
3-17
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
.3- 3
3-31
3-10
$1
3-10
$1.25
3-31
3-10
6-15
6-
5
62%C
12-15
12-
5
25c
3-31
3-14
50c
4-15
3-27
15c
3-31
3-17
.
7 C.
4-25
10c
4-
1
4-
$30c
25c
5-23
3-31
39c
4-
4
3-14'
6-14
3-20
1
3-20
17%c
4-
1
3-21
$2i>c
4-
1
$17 %c
■•
3-14-
4-30
.25c ■;
25c
3-31
3-31
3-17
4-30
4-17
6-2
,
$20c
5-16
3-31
$15c
5-
1
4-15
'5-
1
4-15
4-
1
;
425c
—
3-11
$$l!,12%
(quar.)„—
4-15
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-28
$25c
4-28
3-28
5-
1
4-
1
1
3-
1
$12%C
J25c
4-
$15c
4-15
3-27
$$1.75
:—
common
4-15
3-27
—
Chemical
Co.
—
(quar.)
30c
—
25c
(quar.)™™
1
4-2$
1
3-31
4-
1
3-14
4-15
3-17
4-
1
3-
7
50c
7% preferred (quar.)—!
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-21
30c
—
(quar.)—
common
„•
54-
.
$3
37 %c
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., $2 preferred
Co.,
$1.25
——
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
$1.75
4-
87 %c
4-25
4-10
$1.12%
4-25
4-10
.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-14
4-
3-14
4-
3-16
50c
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
50c
4-
1
3-
3
51V'«c
4-
1
3-
3
51%c
4-
1
3-
3
%c
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
52
—
—
53iaC
37 %c
4-15
3-26
5c
3-31
3-14
31 %c
(quar.)
3-31
3-10
4-
3-15
3-16
3- 7
1
46 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. ( accum.)
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
3-17
-
East
Tennessee
5.20%
1
2-28
3-31
3-J.2
4-
4%%
East-era- Stainless
1
3-17
1
6-16 '
8-
1
7-30
(increased)—-—
15c
Loan
4-
1
3-15
$20c
&
4-
1
3-20
Assn.
Steel
2-24
1
3-14
1
3-14
4-
2
3-14
$1.73
(quar.)—.—
1
44-
37 %c
——
(quar.)
common
IVs*
25c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-
4
$1.50
5-
1
4-
4
$1.12%
4-
*
4-18
20c
4-
1
Eastern-States
$7
$6
:
3-28
-4-15
$1.62V2
Corp. (Maryland)—
preferred A (acctim.)
preferred B (accum.)—
Eastern
3-14
4-
7
4-1
3-24
•
Sugar Associates ctfs.
Interest
(stock, dividend)
share for each share held
"
of
——
beneficial
7/20ths
of a
4-14
™—
3-14
4-15
—
:
-
121%;
preferred
Eastern Racing-Association,
$1 preferred (quar.)_
4-
$1.31%
Savings
(quar.)
1
32 %c
(quar.)
Canada
15 c
(quar.)™
com.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Association—
3-14
3-31
Natural Gas,
preferred
Eastern
7
•
3-25
$50c
$i7y2c
(reduced)-
Power
$$1.25
$37 %C
(quar.)
_—
(quar.)
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
preferred
3*-
4-25
4-25
,
„
62 %C
preferred
4.15%
1
'
3-14
(quar.)™
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
1
4
3-14 '
1
35c
4.20%
4-
3-
1
4-
(quar.).—
Textile
3-17
4-
1
4-
51
./
preference
3-17
50c
4-
87y2c
(quar.)
4-
3-16
3-15 '
3 7 VaC
—
4-
3-31
3-24
3-14
1
5c
pfd.
Co., Ltd., com.
4-
4-
1
3-31
4-
$75c
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$20c
4-
4-
4
$1.50
..............——r-.—
preferred
Dravo
3-24
25C
3-14
9334c
—
Production
Brewery
Duke
3-17
4-
•
i2y2c
'
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd., (quar.) —
Dominion Tar & Chemical, com. (quar.)—_
Draper
4-15
50c
20c
1
25c
Laboratories
(Walt)
DoW
3-31
4-15
4-
3-10
Dow
3-17
4-15
3-14 '
3-10 *.
5%
3-17
37%c
1
3-31
Dover &
4-11
4-
3-18
4-
$1.05
Dover
3-25
5-
3-31
3-31
20c
3-10
7%
3-23
$3.50
3-31
3-31
$1
3-12
4-
5
8
3-31/
Dominion
4
75c
?
5
4-
3-31
7%
4
i
5
12-
50c
& Light,
Dominion Glass
4
55-
69-
12-26
5c
...
class A (quar.)
6% conv. pid. (quar.)
Common
1
5-
6-26
9-26
50c
$1.07
-4% %
3-18
4-
'
7-
(quar.)
si^
..
50c
2nd convertible preference (quar.)™^
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Lt<Lr—
$1.12
(quar.>-:.-™™_-™_™
3-20
1
$1.14
Dominion
$1.13
Corp., 6% % pfd.
$5,25 series A pfd.
.
:
5%
Dominion Equity Investments, Ltd.—
Year-end
$$1.30
(quar.).
(quar.)
l
4-
: s-1
15c ■«r "4-1
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
(s-a).
America
9-17
4-
4-
$1.12%
V:: 35c
9-29
Dominion &
3-20
5-15
©3aic
(Toronto)
6-17
92%C
Monthly'
3-10
3-31
'
$1.37%
50c
1
3-31
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.75
15c" r."
12%c -7
'
Dominion Corset Co.,. Ltd._ (quar.)..—™._
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Industries—
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
(Halifax)
Steel
Continental Gin Co., 4%%
$1.75
(quar.)
Dixon
(Joseph) Crucible
(quar.).
Dodge Manufacturing $1.56 pfd. (quar;)™.
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)
5
$1.37%
Continental Life Insurance
Cooper-Jarret, Inc.
„
3-
50c.'
$1.16
$1.13
(quar.)
&
3-17
50c
Distiilosa^Corp.-Seagrams,
4-11.
1
$1.04.
(quar.)—
3-19 r
1
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_*
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp.'—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Detrex Chemical Industries—
Detroit Edison Co.
<quar.)„
Diebold, Inc.
(quar.)—
;
Disney
"3- 3
3-31
4-
$1.12Va
common
1
4-
4.56%
..Diketan
3-25
17 %C
$4.40 2nd preferred
Continental Copper
3-17
3-31
-
7
75c
,
'
15c
3-7.
62V2c
-12%C
A
t$l.37%
(quar.)
3-31
10c
—
.
$1,001/4
15c
(Chicago) (quar.)
6-16
4-
Records
" 6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
68c
*
3-17
«
4-7
4-
(quar.)_
6-30
25c
$1.75
...—.—
8c
common
3-14;
4.28%
4-15
(quar.)_
(Del.)
3-17
3-31
"
3.70%
3-14
$1.25
3-10
V
5-
3-31
30c
(quar.)-.
Co
-
3-31
$2
(quar.)
Delaware Pov/er
3-21
1
5-
10c
(s-a)
(Toronto),
$5.50 preferred
3-11
(quar.)
Decker Nut Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Deere
& Co.;
common
(quar.)
4-11
4-
$1.37%.
Continental Can Co.—
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)_
3-10
4-
$1.15
$1.18%
—
4-22
Class
Decca
3-20
$1
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Continental
3-17
87 %C
(quar.)___.
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_
;
4.75% - preferred- (quar.)___;
6 %
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
3-13
6-12;,
1
—
(quar.)_^
Co.
Products
Continental Assurance Co.
4-21
4-
20c
3-31
.+6c
preferred
$4.50- preferred
$4.52 preferred
3-18
$1.23
Central-Illinois Securities
Corp.—
$1.50 convertible
preference
(quar.)—
Central Indiana Gas
(quar.)—!
common
'
1
Convertible preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8% preferred (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
Corp.—
^
$1
Products
Extra
60c
4'
10c
Dayton Malleable Iron—
6-30
4-
37%c
1
1
1
3-15
lie
(quar.)™^
Corp., common
(quar.h.
1
Class A
-
.
1
52V4C
$1.12%
r
$12 %c
(quar.)
& Frere, Ltd.,
Davidson-BouLell Co.,
3-14
4-
>
51 %c
4-
■
A
David
50c
$1.18%
$1.20
—
3-10
...—
75c
3-14
3-31-
51c
Gas
3-10
3-20
1
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
'5% preferred (quar.)
$1.31 V*
;
4-
3-10
1
1
4-
Y'
3-18
..
common
4-
'
44-
45c
;
3-18
Co.—
$1.02%
$1.02 %
:
(quar.)
25c
$2
1
Is 6p
——
40c
—
L.
com."
4-15
4-15
$50c
Dan River Mills, common (quar.).
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 3?.*% preferred A iquar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co. iquar.i™
63«iC
(quar.)
(quar.)
5 % 7c
3-10
2-28
31'Ac
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
9-10
.
1
$1.50
—
3-17
1
1
(quar.),
1
—
(quar.)-
-
3-31
55-
(quar.)
(quar.)
d. W. G.. Cigar Corp.
(quar.)
Daggafontein Mines (lrreg.)..—._™..„.™
Crystal Dairies. Inc. (quar.)
Dalex Co.,. Ltd., 7% preferred
3-12
50C
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cigur Corp., common
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods, com.
(reduced)-™
7% preferred (s-a)
3-17
preferred (quar.)
3-20
(reduced)
4-
.
sa^c'
1
Daitch
3-19
87V'aC
$2.09 preferred .(quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
'
America
4-
(quar.)
$2.06 preferred
8
$$2.50
—
preferred
9
1
25c
—_—■——
$4.25 pfd.
preferred (quar.)_
$2.04 preferred
.
3-14
5-
3-31
15c
General Life Insurance
(quar.) ;
Light & Power, com. (quar.)
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
4- 8
4-
3-17
...—__
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, Ltd., votings
12-20
4-
75c
Connecticut
8
3-
4-30
1
4-
Connecticut
-
2
4-
•
Commonwealth Loan Co.
(Indianapolis)
4% preferred (quar.)—
5%%
3-12
6-
12 -28
2%
Credit
Concord Natural Gas,
3-20
5-9-
Trust
Water
1
4c
A
usual
3-11
4-
f
the
of
1
$25c
poeferred^ (quar;)_^__
5.44% preferred'
Xqtfar.
Central. Wisconsin
A
5c
Commonwealth
$1.75
*
common
Class
$7.40
5 % 7c
preferred
(quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, com.
(irrcg.)_,
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
<
4-
$1.25
3-21
1
<
>
3-20
4-
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
/Class
(quur.)
1
4-
<
1
1
10c
preferred .(quar.).
!
Extra
3-5
(quar.)
3-19
■
3-31
11%C
in
com.
4-
"10c
—
prior
3-20 1;
3-26
——
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth International, Ltd
4-10
Extra
?
3-21
5
7
:
Co.
(quar.)
(reduced)——
(Jersey City) (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.
(quar.)™..
4.64% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-1J
3-31
4-
62c
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Commercial
•
Corp.—
Pictures Corp.,
Commercial
-
3-17
1
4-
33c
v
(quar.) v ;
7
3-31
$1.05
•
3-
3-10
1
on
3-27
3-31
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
.......—
Publishing Co., common——
prior preferred
(quar.)_™_._^
4-1
(quar.)
Cojnmbus As Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
Combustion
Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
3-31
4-
93
/
1
Columbia
7
4-10
dlv.
4% %
,
$1.60
13
(monthly)
cash payment
5% preferred A (quar.)
aVz 7c preferred B (quar.)
3-12
4-
3-31
2%
10c
quarterly
3-12
4-
"
—
Stock
Iron
3-31/
3-31
preferred (quar.)
Curtis
3-20
65c
.
5%
preferred
(quur.)
Color-Craft Products (quar.)
i
.
$1.37 Va
$1.12%
3-31
4-
.
3-18
(quar.)
common
3-14
&
.
^
1
Fuel
/
3-13
1
lie
Power,
(monthly)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Colorado Interstate
Gas,
4-10
15c
(quar.).:—
(Toronto)
$1.75
20c)
4-30
5c
1
4-
30c
—
pfd.
4-
75c
4-
20c
87 VaC
conv.
110c
25c
3-20
3-14
3-17
3-25
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
8%
3-19
3-31
3-31
$5c
»quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
:
7% preferred (quar.).
——
7% preferred (quar.)
.:
Cumberland Gas Corp. (quar.)™™™.™..'™
Curlee' Clothing, common.-..—™— L..™-
4-14
4-1
20C
each
*
120c
$93%c
1
5-15
$1
—
Central
Common
3-31
4-
37 %c
/
(quar.)
6%
Forster,
4-15
15c
10c
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.™
of
'
$2oo
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
Zellerbach
8%
(Cinn.)—
approximately
Ice
3-31
—
Cuban American Sugar, common
Development—
Colonial
3-31
*15c
Co.
preferred
(Equal
4-
I $1.12%
.
for
tquar.)
1
(quar.)
Common (qua^Vi-—
6% convertible:
3-31
_tquar.)
share
<-
(quar.)
Motor
Crum &
,—
Collins Radio Co., 4%
......
Central Illinois Public
Service—
4% preferred (quar.)^_
——
4.25% preferred(quar.)—
4.92% preferred
(quar;)_^
$2.50
7
3-14
10c
3-10
130c
(quar.)-
Telephone-Co.',
11-
4-16
$35
1
7
pfd. A (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
Central Illinois Light—*: -
CentraL
11-20
87 %C
Coca-Cola.
1$2
4.80%
4.60%
Y )
Bottling Corp.
class
3-10
4-15
12 %C
pid.
class A
Corp.
crucible Steel Co.
10c
Coca-Cola International
Corp. (quar.)
Coleman Engineering, common
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)
3 % % preferred (quar.)
7
(quar.)..
preferred A (quar.)
4.10% preferred B
<quar.)„—
4.75% preferred C
Central Maine Power
Co.,
3.50%
preferredr
Crown
(liquidating)
4-10
$1.25
4.10%
preferred
8
5
.
4-10
1$9
(quar.)—
preferred
69-
50c
2-28
7
Zellerbcch
'.Class
1
3-
115c
4V-i7o
4%%
Cola
3-21
10c
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
crown
/, croan
9-25
15C
1
3-31
$2%c
Central Hudson Gas* &
Electric—
4.35 %
preferred-
4.64%
(N.
(one
3-21
1
3-31
————/
Crown Cork International, 51 class A
3
$1.12%
I
3-
i
—-
7-11
6-26
(quar.)
4-
$1.25
preferred, (quar.)
4.757c
preferred ■; (quar.)
CentraL Illinois Electric
& Gas.
Co.-
1
4-
B
$1.25
preferred
$2.50
Common
;576 preferred (quar.)—
57> preferred (quar.)_
1128
/
5-
3-
r
Central of
Georgia Ry.; W.'c
10-
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
Trust
4-
Co. (quar.)
Company, ctass A (quar.)
(quar.)..:——,
Class
Illuminating—
Mills
3-14
25c
Y.)
N.
•
3-14
25c
Crestjnont Oil
crossett
.
Worsted
3-31
4-15
'
15c
(quar.).—
3-18
7-31
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ot New York
3- 3
4-15
4-
7%
B
3-14
12-18
Cluett Peabody & Co.—
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
3-14
3-31
_—_
(quar.)
57a preference
(s-a)
Qentral Electric & Gas> 4.75'/v
;$2.50 preferred Iquar.).
Class
3-31
$1.12
(quar.)™
dividend
held)
3-14
1
'
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Finance. Service,
3-31
$1.75
Refining (stock dividend)
Stock
Cleveland
Colon
Central-Canada Investments, Ltd.—
.
Clinton
2-28
75c
Celotex Corp., common
(quar.)
.57o preferred (quar.)__
Central Aguirre 8ugar
(quar.)
,
3-14
1
3-31
(Quar.)^.—
Celanese Gorp. of-America—
4Va7c preferred A
(qupr.).
17* 2nd preferred-(quar.)-
■
1
*25c
——
^
Clifton
$$2
"(Quarterly from net Investment
income)Carthage Mills (quar.)—
Case (J. I.)
Co., 6y2% preferred (quar.)—
77c
preferred' (quar.)_.—
—-
;
3-20
125c
Carolina Telephone'&
Telegraph Co.
Carriers fc General
Corp.— '
,
3-14
3-10
4-
120c
.
<
common
Credit
3-18
3
$1.25
guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Quarries (quar.)
1
$43%C
'
-Westinghouse Co. (qyar.)
Mills Co.," com.
(quar.)—
Light,
3-12
4-
Wheat Corp.
$1.25
regular
4-
$18%c
Canadian
■y
1
3-14
12 %c
of
.
3-14
7%
25c
;.8c
...
cream
10-23
——
1
1$1
1$1.25
—
Craig Bit Co., Ltd
Crain (R. L.)
Ltd. (quar.)
crampton Mfg. Co., 6% conv.
4-7
3-31
37 y2c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
3-14
1
—
(Boston)
Co.
3-30
Bell Telephone—
Cleveland Electric
1
(quar,)™';
Insurance
Craftsman
4-15
37 ViC
:
3- 3
4-
1$2
Capital Plastics, inc.
:
.Capitol Products Corp.v.
Capitol Records (quor.)..—
Carnation; Co.. 3%% let pfd. (quar.)
Carolina, jClinchfteld ,6? Ohio
Ry. Co.—
Cowles Chemical Co.
5-1
25c
tquar.)
5-
:™
preferred (quar.)—
preferred Xquur.>_
1-.
common
3-12
4-15
(quar.)
Bakeries
4-
87 %c
—
*
37 %c
1
4-
150c
Canadian ^Insurance Shares, Ltd
Canadian (Oil-Cos., Wo
preferred.(quar.)
'
3-26
1
4-
$37%o
General-Investment, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
Canadian Tee Machine, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Canadian Industries,. Ltd., common—.
$4.20
3-14
invest,
Union
&
2
3-14
—
(quar.)
Beverage Corp. (irreg.)
County Trust Co. (White Plains,
Quarterly—™.—™,
3-26
4-15
Petroleum Corp.
Cott
3-17
1
—1
2
4-
3-31
'
...
Electric,
Claussen
4-15
170c
.
Canadian
preferred
4
3-31
4-
•
$$1.10-
7Vi %preferred (quar.)
1
3
4-
—
Power ;Ai
1
4-
General Electric Co.
(quar.)
Canadian General Insurance Co.
(annual)—
$5
4-
4-
Stockyards (reduced)
Investing Co'.i 5% % pfd. (quar.)..—Products Corp. (increased)...
City
City
■
Canadian
Carolina
4-
tc
$4.50 preferred
*®°c
.
—
.Guaranteed
3-17
4-
4-
*87/2c
•
SaletvajvTTt^^
B-
1
75c
4-
-
-
$1.75 preferred •< quar. i
:
Canadian Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
>
5% preferred series B to F (s-a)_™:—;—
Canadian Drawn Bteel Co., 60c
pfd. (quar.)
-Class
Gas
& Suburban
Cincinnati
.Ltdt-f-rw/M.r_
Permanent-Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Cannon
4-
preferred (quar.)^._„/..——---..—
Clayton Mark & Co.
(quar.)
preference -(quar.)
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian iCeianese, Ltd., common
(quar.)—
$1 pieierred (quar.)
6%
Cosden
75c
-
'Quarterly
•
3-28
Ltd.—
5%
)
3-10
3-17
—
—
(quar.)
Clark Oil
4-
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar
4—sa-i——31'Ac
Canadian• Bronze Ltd.,. common
-
4%
3-20
4-30
250
(quar.)
5%
Cincinnati
3-15
1
4-28
37%C
—-
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(increased)—
Canadian. Breweries, Ltd., com.
;
3-17
4-
+7%C
—
—
r
1
1
40c
preferred
and
4-
4-15
25c
(quar.)
1947 iquar.i.
4-
:
net
1945
of Rec.
4-25
$1.75
—
common
25c
(quar.)
7%
3-17
3-31
3-31
02 VaC
—
—
*
(From
45c
—
tquar.)
(quar.)
Cincinnati
—
:
3-15
3-31
$1.18%*
———
Class B (s-a)
4-10
pfd. 'series
Holdert
Payable
—
4-
Reduced
Co.-—
—
1
Christiana Securities Co.—
;
«Participating
5-
3%%
-
-
75c
,
2
$1
3-14
Works,
*
56Vic
——.
(quar.)
Series A preferred tquar.)—
Series A preferred (quar.).,
Series A preferred
tquar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Rock Island
Pacific RR.—
Insurance—
1
Glass
When
Share
s
—~—
Common
4-25
'
3-27
4-
—57%c
Common
7'
3-14
3-14
preference Xquar.)
1$L60
Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)——
'■
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.).
$L06%
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., cluss B
(quar.)— , - $25c
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., com.
(quar.)—
$37%
4y«% preferred (quar;)
+$1.06/4
Canada Life;. Assurance (quar.)—
$$L15
Canada. Packers Ltd., class A (s-a),
187 Vic
,
Co.
Fund, Inc.
.
3-20
Exchange Bank (New York)—
Common
1
1
Company
Coro,
Inc.
(quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A————
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., com. iquar.)
$1 preferred (quar.).—™"—'
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7
1
—
6%
Quarterly
3-
1
7
4-
(quar.)
5% preference B '(quar.)
Canada Crushed dp Cut Stone;
Canada
Transit
3-20*
3-31
25c
——-.——
preferred
Canada
3-
1
4-
55c
Campbell j(Av 8»)-.Co., $2.50 pl'd. (qua.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, itd.-(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co a (quar.)
Campbell Taggart-Associated Bakeries—
Quarterly- s—
•
3-10
()3c
<quar.)
™
Refrigerating & Terminals
Canada. Bread Co.,
4-
I
75c
i
preferred
Camden
4-
inc.)
9c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
——-$1.12%
3% % preferred (quar.)___>
87Vhc
Chicago, Eunington & Quincy RR. (lrreg.)
$1.50
Cliicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
50c
5%
preferred (quar.)
62%c
3-14
15c
$$1.12%
pfd,
Lite
Name of
Cora Products Refining Corp.—
"Common (increased quar.)
I
7% preferred (quar.)
—
Corniug
——
Cement
dividend
1
150c
m.25
(quar.)
States
4-
4-
—
™_^-™
Western
'
3-20.
Inc.—
Quarterly
Chemical
4-11
60c
(quar.)™—
California Portland
Stock
■
3-15
■
-
Gotham,
Chemical Corn
3-15
28 VaC
—™™™
preferred (quar.)
California Interstate Telephone—
Extra
17%C
—
4%% preferred (quar.)—„—
5% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
9
6%
s
Chadbourne
3-29
7-29
10c
4%% preferred (quar.)—
California Electric Power, $2.50
California
—
50c
3-28
25c
——_—
uon-cum.
Per
of Reo
*4-1
$1.12%
Charleston
-
Calgary & Edmonton. Ltd. xs-a/™..
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
5% preferred liquar.i
California
10c
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
Holier$
1
"
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
deduc-
—_—
4-
—
Financial
5%%
5-28
115c
(quar.)
(quar.) —;™—
7c
—
——.
common
preferred
T
3-
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Champliti Oil & Refiuing (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)«^__„»
3-17
1
common
$2 non-cumulative convertible
'
™-
Butterick Co., 5%
C
1
4-
(quar.)
™
Butler's,
less
tax
(quar.)—_™,
Burns & Co.,'.Lid.
4-
A
Corp.,
/:70c preferred (quar.)
Century Investors, Inc.-—
3-28
)5c
+
ordinary (final)
tion of depositary.
:
Class
-
American deposit receipts
Free of British income
.
4-15
$45c
—
Ltd.—-
Century Acceptance
•1.25
preferred '(quar.):
Bucyrus-Erie. Co. (r educed %
—
Budget Finance Plan, com. (quar.)
i 60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
—™™-Building Products. Ltd. (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)———
Extra
Payable
'
$5
Burma
When
Share
Name of Company
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
.
J
(Continued
on
page
48)
4-31
•
Volume 187
Number 5729
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1443), 15
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 1957
Lowest
Oct 21
28
33%. Jun 17
51% July 15
Nov 13
llM'a Jan. 2
36%.Due 30
12M*Oct 21
Dec
21
27
20% Dee 24
Mar
24
132.:
.
102% Jan
14
804
Feb 12
Jun
176% Feb 18
July
10 %
107-
26% Mar 24
Jan
T
180
Jan
Mar 20
9 % Feb
21% Jan
16% Jan 28
Jan
16
4.50%
6% Jun 14
Oct 24
3%. Dec 30
4% Jan
2
165
Oct 17
240
80% Dec 31
146
28% Dec 30
65% Apr
3
110% Jun 13
16% Nov 25
Sep
Jan
80
5
310
Inc
18% Mar 28
2
37% Mar 11
Jan
2
96
9
3
14% Feb 20
3
72% Jan
2
80% Feb
3
21
Jan
2
24% Feb 10
Allied Kid Co—
36% Dec 24
59
Oct
10% Jan
4
40% Jan 13
49% Mar 24
Allied Laboratories
•
27
29-Ta-Dec 17
87
6
NOV
31% Mar 24
23% NOV 19
27% Dec 23
Jan
3
26% Jan 22
2
99
27
2
34% Mar 11
32% Mar 12
Aluminium Limited
74% Mar 24
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
16
113
34% Jan
31% Jan
7
93% Nov
i2
09% Mar 28
25-
Oct 21
51
Sep
32% Dec 31
66
Mar •
8'
37% Aug
5
140
18% Feb 17
9
91
19
18
8
Aug
3% Oct 22
37% Nov 2735% Jun 20
2
19
3% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
44% Mar
42% Mar
7
40
Feb
24
39% Jan
2
45% Feb
5
71% Mar 28
Sep
62% Jan
29% Jan
2
17
80% Jan
3
34
75% NOV 26
19% Jan
8
93% Feb 27
35% Oct 22
48% July 15
39% Jan 17
29% Apr
25
32
Oct 24
28
11%. May
2
11% Jan
2
13 % Feb
38% Jan
2
135
Oct 28
73% Nov 26
10%, Feb 12
Nov 29
12% Oct 22
2
Oct 10
29% Oct 22
78
Aug 28
41
Jan
21
Oct 22
: Jun 28
convertible
'•
11
Nov 14
5% Jan
7
44
Oct 22
18% Dec 23
-
30% Oct 22
33% Oct 22
10% Dec 24
141
Nov
15
17% Oct 21
52% Dec 31
.
35% Dec 31
133% Nov
4
30% Oct 18
Oct 30
113
27 % Dec 31
Jan
2
49
124
6
7% Oct 24
Oct 22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec 30
Nov
6
8% Jan
2
11% Mar 19
167% Jan
2
•
4
43
43%
42%
40 Mi
40%
45
45
69
69
40Ma
40%
40Ma
44%
68%
44%
45
68
68%
68%
10
100
10
12.50
10
Products
1
No par
5Mi%
prior preferred.
131% Feb 14
122% Jan
8
44% July 11
11% July 26
17% Feb
6
25% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
25% Jan 23
l9%~Mar 7
23% Jan 10
10% Jan
2
4
0% Oct 21
18% Oct 22
39% Dec 30
.43 "Dee 30
Jan
33% Aug
72% Jan
81.
May
74% Feb 27
26
2
Jan
4Ma%
.
8
5 Ma 7o
No par
Products
com—2
convertible preferred—20
4
43
43%
43 Ma
40Ma
44Ma
70%
40%
40%
45
45 Mi
69%
69%
33%
*32%
33 Ma
95
*93 Ma
Gas
t'/o
preferred
45 Ma
45%
44 Ma
45 Ma
44%
30%
31%
30
30%
30 Mi
30%
30 Ma
30 Mo
31
32
I6M1
16%
17
7%
6%
Co
100
Co—No par
com——No par
—100
25
common
—
1
Co-
25
25
Refining common
preferred.
-
American Tobacco
Tobacco
—5
100
common—-—25
6% preferred—
American Viscose Corp—
100
25
48% Mar 13
•100*
13%
13*
18?,'4*
18%
100
*82%
*100
17
57
W*
*100
58
800
24M».
24%
12%
13
12%
12%
43%
43 Mi
43 Ma
43%
43%
3,700
12,200
9,900
21
20%
20Mo
•20%
20%
1,600
87
82
82
83 Ma
83%
200
83
82%
83 Mo
82 Ma
83Ma
5,900
16
•100
*109
i—1
———50
f
48
Dec 11
41
Jan
Anaconda Wire & Cable——No par
84
95% May 9
*0% July 13
88
Jan
33
Jan
2
.22
Jan
13
Aug 29
32% Dec 30
t
22% Oct 21
V* 24 % Oct 22
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
gov-footnotes-eee page 26.
26
Mar 18
98% Mar 10
—30
Feb 12
.6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co—
21.80
Ancierson-Prichard Oi} Corp-—:,—10.
Andes Copper Mining——14
Common
„——T—
-
,
.
18y,t0 18 3/a
*100*
102
36%
36%
13,200
84Ma
*81 Ma
84%
*81 Ma
84 Ma
81 Ma
40
56%
*56
8IM2
56
21%
23
*21%
20%
*94
20 Ma
55%
56 Mt
•94
8%
21 Ma
100
T
20 Mi
20 Mi
20 Mi
55%
56
20%
21 Mi
100
20Ma
•94
20y8
13 Ma
*21 Ma
3,200
23
*13 Ma
^13%
600
8%
8%
8%
9
92,600
583,b
57 Ma
58
57 Ma
58
5,300
2,600
8 Mo
57%
58%
58
28
27%
28%
27 Mi
27%
27 Ma
27%
38%
38 Ma
38%
38 Mo
38%
38 ya
38 Mi
6,800
38
38 Ma
37 Mi
38
37
37%
13%
13%
13 Mi
13%
12%
13 Mo
II,300 /
35,900
•
38%
13%
14
*150 • 156
27
27 Mi
54%
54 Ma
44%
45%
-146% 146%
47 Ma
47
47
*150
160
*150
156
•150
27%
27 Mi
27 Mi
53 Mi
54 Mi
51%
53
43 Va
44%
44
44 Mi
44
44Mi
14,000
146%
450
146 %
47
♦123%
31%
31%
147
146 Vt
147
146 V*
46 Mt
46%
46%
600
123 Ma
123%
*123%
30%
31%
125%
30%
3,600
46 Ma
47
125 Ma
31
•
30 V*
73
72
72%
72
73
27%
28 Ma
<27 Ma
32%
29%
33Mi
32 Ma
33 Mi
32 Ma
10%
10%
10%
10%
1
..
24%
48
46 Mi
15%
10%
171Mi 171 Ma
80
79%
128 Ma
127% 127%
250
28%
28%
28%
25,300
11%
11 Ma
11 ya
11%
26 Ma
26 Ma
*26%
27
5,000
700
26%
*26
11%
56%
4
56%
45
95%
34M2
25M'a
* *27% 5
45%
11%
26 Ma
25 Ma
25%
45
46%
45 Ma
45Ma
49
50 Ma
49 Ma
40%
45%
46s/a
47Ma
28%i;
,
95%
34%
26-Mi
28 Mi
900
50,200
11,200
26%
llVz
25%
57%
46Ma
98
33%
26.
11%
47 Mi
*26
47%
45%
*95%
33%
25%,
28%
33
28%
80%
56%
3,800
2,300
2,830
73%
28 Ma
127%
128 Mi 128V*
28%
29 Mi
11Mi
11%
26%
26%
*25%
26 Ma,
12 Ma
12 Mi
24M* 24%
79%
10
10M4
10M4
171% 171 Ma
80 Mi,
79%
171% 171 Ma
80%
590
'
28%
32%
127Ma 128
28%
28%
3,ioo
27%
54 V*
*123% 125%
.
160
27%
54 Mi
71%
171%, 171%
•
27%
31 Ma
.
31 Mi
47
64,900
20Ma
23
13 Mi
*21 Ma
I,000
21
100
28
38
38
58%
24Mi
10
36%
20%
11%
27%
26 M2
12 Mi
3,000
36%
28M2
33
79%
2,000
36%
>
5,300
5,900
58,000
1,710
.4
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
31% Feb 32
13%
71
11Mi
;
13%
102
1.400
15%
WS
K&/*-
18%
18%
102
IMr
105
13 Ma
13%
28 Ma
*26
12 %
Anaconda. Co
15%*.
16
105
21 Ma
*123% 125
31 Ma
1,100
24%
36%
*93% 100
20 %
20%
27%
28
37%
38
37%
38%
13%
14
*150
156
- 26 Mi
26%
54 Mi
54 Mt
45
46%
147Mt 148
47%
2,800
34 Ma
37 M4
21%
*22
17
10
•
62,100
7,700
36V*
•'
100
20%
18%
102
15%
17 Ml
95
*82 Ma
56%
84Ma
57Ma
*27 Mi
series—
5%?r
Amphenol Electronics Corp
Mar 24
16 Mi
105
*1S>
37Mi
——25
Preferred
16 Mi
*10tr
18%
30%
com—5
Preferred 6 7c
83%
16 Ma
*18 Mi*
82 Ma
82 Ma
IDS
13 Ma*
series
25
American Zinc Lead Jc Smelting—1
American Water Works Co
57% Mar 25
36% Jan 24
26% Mar 25
*93 V*
95
*33 Ma
8%
American Tel <fe Tel Co—
5
7
2
SnUff
American Sumatra
12% Jan 28
2
16 Mi
16 Mi
8%
Amer Sugar
■.
83% \
16%
8%
noncumuiative preferred—100
1
American Stores
1%
88
82 Ma
100
17
8%
American Steel Foundries
>3
47% Jan
preferred
American
*82
*100
16%
16Mi
—5
—10
800
44%
23
—;
33%
♦93 Mi
13%
—
33 Ma
♦32 Ma
46%
•21%
1
1,700:
1,200
2,900
44Ma
93 Ma
X13V4
25
40Ma
33%
13 Ma
Co-
,
71%
44%
23
-
200
3,000
26,600
*
43%
93 Ma
13%
No par
Co
4
*32 Ma
13%
Co
Optical
19 Ma
J
13 Ma
ChemicalNo par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5 '
26% Mar 13
26% Feb
•19
4Mb
43 Mi
———1
Corp,
15%
19 Mi
4
45 Ma
21%
Amer Potash &
6
ll% Mar 27
48
15%
*19
4
95 Ma
*93%
American Motors
29% Feb
2
13
40
42%
15%
16Mb
19%
44%
33
——100
American Molasses Co
81% Jan 22
Jan 29
28% Mar
33
.
15%
*93 Mi
Climax Inc common—1
preferred—
American Metal
133
Jan
22% Jan
5
»
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
,— -100
174% Jan 21
12
7
•
*19
4M«
16M»
21
33% Jan 20
31% Jan
S
94% Apr 25
a3 4 Oct 22
22% Oct
2♦
19 Mi
4 Mo
15%
*19
43
5
10
■
*81
5
179% Mar 4
73% Jan 31
Oct 24
30
80% Mar
20,40Q
'"
\
2,200
'
*78
*75
*75
—
88
73% Mar 28
•
16
*75
21
Feb 25
12
19,900
4,800
43 Ma
Feb 28
2
25% Feb
36Va
21
Amer Smelt & Refg
65 % Jan
2 1Mb
36
43%
46% Mar 24
117% Jan
Apr 24
21%
37
*82
35% Jan
40
21%
36 Va
44%
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
67% Dec 31
21%
37
4 Ma
Co_
27% Mar 27
63% Jan
8
43% Mar 12
22 Mo
36%
43%
40Mo
Corp
SS
13
51% Mar 28
22% Nov
21%
37
21 Mi
11% Jan
Feb
21%
43 Ma
18% Jan
33
21%
36%
43
American
2
60Ma
21%
American News
Jan
*60
-
13
American Natural
43
27%
60 Ma
27%
60 Ma
*27%
60
12%
28% Mar 13
3
28
*59%
13
59% Mar 11
18
27%
60Ma
12 %
39% Mar
Feb
110
28Mi
13
16
1,700
28Mi
12%
Mar 12
39%
103Ma
*59%
24 Mi
9
200
39%
*101 Ma
39%
102
24 Ma
14% Mar 13
800
17,500
16%
24 Mi
2
Jan
27%
100
89
24%
6
200
70"
16Ma
24 Mi
2
Jan
39 Mi
102
;
89
16%
Q*/o- noircumulatlve preferred—100
international Corp.—„—1
American:, Investment Co of HI_—l
7
28,700
'
32%
r
17
24 Ma
21
150
24 Ma
102
90 Ma
24 Mi
American Home
23% Jan
7
13% Mar 17
154
16%
*89
34
American Hawaiian
9% Jan 24
Mar 18
17%
90 Mi
16M,
20% Jan
146
17
*88%
33%
36% Jan
Jan 24
17
*16%
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
155%
45%
123 %
<7%
100
17 Ma
Amer Metal
2
23%
16%
Amer Machine & Metals
97% July 3
68% Jun 11
•22 Ma
;
34%
21% Mar 21
156
22%
31%
17Ma
57% Mar 24
9
7,900
82,700
28,100
•33 Mi
8
17
Jan
69%
17M,
47% Jan
22% Jan
29Ma
67%
34 Mi
11
154
29
73%
*33 Mi
83% Feb
Apr
4
34% Jan 10
30%
72%.
17%
14
168
32 Ma"
30%
74%
33 Ma
Jan
42% Jan
32Mb
31%
16%
17%
6
2
31%
395^
73%
so-
24
33 Mi
27
,
32 3A
741/.,
19
10
;—20
Jan
35% Feb 21
32%
31%
4
com
37% Feb
9
33 >/„
25
2
2
98 Va
No par
2
48% Jan
98
10
.
Cable
&
2
2
24
98
No par
preferred-—
Jan
Jan
2435,
98
12.50
common
Jan
27% Jan
.160
Co
16
8
24
■■■■■■■■
15%
1
Corp
32% Jan
3
6
17o
Can
Radio
96
Jan
*99
3,800
3,800
;
98%
24%
1
common
&
lit
11
•79
78 Ma
24 Ma
20
Inc
preferred
May 27
43% July 16
16% Jun 12
8% Mar 21
64% Jan 31
78 Ma
39%
100
American Ice Co common
23% Mar
79%
101 Ma
American
7
3
79%
38%
13
20% Feb 28
79%
101 Ma
Jan
23% Jan
44
Broadcasting-Paramount
16%.Mar ll
Feb 13
July 31
July 31
11%
43 Mi
.•'.
90
31
11%
45%
38%
preferred
14% Jan
29
Dec
11%
v
3
11
24
Ma
44 %
101 Ma
No par
27
20% Dec 20
31
11
46%
38 Mi
Hardware
93 % Feb
30%
11%
101 Ma
Gas & Electric Co—
2
1,500
31'A
ui/„
46%
No par
com
conv
American
18% Mar 25
31
31
n%
46 M.
89
1
preferred—100
American
27
7,400
89
convertible
21% Mar
83% Mar 12
100
46%
500
Tiling
1
Corp—
5
European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
4
200
10,700
23%
45%
30 Ma
American Enka
Jan 28
13%
75 Ma
70-
American Encaustic
4
13%
74 Ma
•23 Ma
23%
71
95
Jan
13 Ma
77
71
44% Mar 20
92
•23y8
71
7
17% Jan
V 75%'
71
31
68% July 18
28% Jun 13
99% Feb
6
*13 Ma
78 Ml
71
2
79
77 Mi
16,400
17,600
-
71
16%
Feb
4
,
13%
23%
*13 Ma
13%
"
270
V
18%
35%
96
33,400
Jan
Feb
*93 Ma
92 Ma
Jan
83
96
92
Jan
100
*93 Ma
96
92%
13
17% Jun
*93 Ma
91%
13
102
96
96
93 Mi
94
15% Aug 19
T
St
*93 Va
86
91%
73
97% Jun
16% Jun
35%
92%
16% Jan
6
82 Ma
36
90 Mo
75
2
Feb 18
84% Dee
92
88
19% Jan
87 Ma
35 Ma
American
36% Jan
3
24% Mar 25
23% Jan
16 % Dec 23
16
1
81
36%
Corp—No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
4
32% Feb 12
17% Apr 23
S9% May 22
28% Oct 22
931
17% Mar
7
81 Mi
35%
32 Mi
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
17% Mar 13
2
Jun
81 Mt
37
37Ma
American
Mar 28
82
36%
110
37 Ma
American Chain
3
31% Feb
19% Dec 30
10% Oct 21
15% Jan
13% Jan
14% Jan
2
17% Jan 14
Oct 21
70
24
49
7
13% Dec 30
35
Feb
30
17% Aug 27
Mar
82
37%
104,400
198 %
*31 Ma
American Chicle Co
96% Mar 6
46% Mar 25
23% Oct 22
..:
83
40
5
..
195
38 Mi
American
42% Jan 21
5
3
64
25
•
38
American Cable
6
4 Ma
5 Mi
189% 200
22 Ma
57o
4% Jan 21
4 Ma
187
*31 Ma
Theatres
2
Jan
4 Ma
*178%
37
4Vo
16% Mar 21
2
64% July
38% Dec 30
53 % Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
189%
22%
80
13
4%
31%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
19
1,700
22%
37% Feb
6
24% Jan
20% May 2
6% July 11
45% July 25
'
*30%
37%
.
11% Dec
76%
39
*
22% Mar 13
Amer
250
.
18%
*74%
4%
23 Ma
1
19% Feb 25
Mar 21
112
7314
33% Jan
80
76%
14
.
18%
31
32 Mi Jan
2
62
Jan 28
Mar 21
*74%
v
32%
a
July
14
*110
18 Mi
31%
4% cfo
6
*73%
*178%
24
59% Mar 19
2
14
13,200
3,200
♦971A
preferred
100
American Bank Note common—10
6% preferred
50
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
27% Mar 27
75
3 Ma
112
18%
3,800
160
*37Ma
American Bakeries Co
Mar 26
73 Ma
30%
3
•110
18%
75
30M*
•154
100
*22%
*30%
3V2V0
39% Mar 28
102
30%
205
—12.50
American Airlines common—
Feb 20
18 Ma
7,200
*200
160
13%
111 Ma
♦110
18%
300
53%
3
14
13%
14%
110
18%
22%
53%
205
•154
2,700
*21%
53%
3 Ma
11,300
,
18% -18%'
22% '
30 Ma
160
2%
400
1,900
8MB
*78%
S
May
87% July
104% Feb 12
8
2
•154
2%
14
110
30%
29%
29%
160
2%
8%
•
n%
0
27
16% Oct U
33% Dec 30
13
97% Jan
1
Jan
3.700-
171.
aaiu
Petroleum
Oct 30
29%
205
*201 Mi
4%
*13 y«
—10
Amerada
Dec 30
53%
*199
189%
*93%
No par
l
Corp
77-
18 Mi
*21%
54%
31%
Amerace
14
19y»
19 Ma
22%
53%
31
3
2
8%
18%
204
177
47%
40% Mar
64% Jan
14% Jan
85% Jan
8%
*21%
47
33% Feb 21
Amer
170
54%
48%
53% July
16%
43Ma'
15 Ma
Amalgamated Leather Co—• :
6% convertible preferred——50
93% Jan 16
71% Feb 19
26% 1-
178
19%
4734
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)-
25
9
4935,
4
Feb
8%
48
13
81
9%
;
\
•23
24% Feb
70% Aug 16
24% Jan
9
180
177
78 %
32% Feb
147% Jun
J
23%
15
Oct 22
26%
13%
22
59
*2^M*
23%
27% Jan 21
88% NOV 13
•26 M4
77%
30% Feb 21
3
7
26%
78%
29% Jan 16
Dec 31
3,500
22%
13%
24% NOV 13
33t
20%
22 Ma
23%
21% Dec 27
Jan
l?Ma
2a%
22%
78
Alpha Portland Cement:
26% Feb 25
2
60% Jan
4
63% July 8
July •
102
59%-Dec 30
80
Jan
17M%
21
22%
16%43
::
'
36"»
5
23% Jan
91% Jan
119
18
20%
22%
223,5,
*154
75
X83
Corp common—No par
4% preferred———
-100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common20
4.08% convertible preferred—-100
13
176
204
18%
4%
*175
Allied Stores
Jan
17%
21
*23
Allied Products Corp
47% Mar 19
Jan
17%
8,100
2,400
13,600
No par
No par
2
6
74
16%
43
54 Va
109
*73%
l
Allied Mills
15% Jan 21
39
70% Dec 20
2
111'2 Mar 25
Jan
16%
43
__5
35% Jan
100
16%
—18
Inc
1
43%
19%
14 Ma
109
26%
8%
2%
14
/
-100
.
,
*21%
29Ta
183.,
-
36% May 0
May 16
7
7
160
2%
5
Industries Inc
:
Allied Chemical & Dye
4
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 10
•2
Jan 30
Dec 30
8%
29%
loo
Allen
12% Jan
•8% Jan
Nov
173
210
*154
.1
preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferredNo par
6% conv preferred
lo
Alleghany Ludliun Steel Corp
l
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
23% July
12
*26%.
170
*203
l
,
20 Ma Nov 26
35
100
common——.
€8% Nov 18
25% Deo 30
1
No par
5%%
Jan 27
Jan
preferred-.
preferred—
Alleghany Corp common
30% Jan
92
26%
8%
100
4%%
Mar 26
15% Mar 28
93% Dec 17
12% Oct 22
—l
__2
7%
91% Jan 27
21
168
__2
Aldens
5 % Jan 27
Mar 17
26%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco products Inc common—
3
110%
"
Corp—
Alabama* & Vicksburg Ry
18% Mar 19
•109
3.500.
8,800
52%
22 Ma
22%
No par
Corp__10
Alabama Gas
109 Ma
Shares
33%.
•
52
17 Ma
20%
20%
22%
.
pfd 1951 series
conv
33%
43
17%
20%
22%
54%
111% Mar
75
17%
20%
22%
19%
6
34
51%
52%
109
109
26%
17%
20%
x
—
34
the-Week:
;
Mar. 20
-
16%
io
22
14% Jan 20
72
43
19%
2
2
16
54-%
3% Mar 26
2
15%
43
__l
Corp_.
Aeroqulp Corp —1.———
30% Mar 28
Jan
*105 Ma
15%
22
2
Jan
109%
43%
18%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co—-1
3
14
53
n05Va
Friday
Mar. 27
34
52 Ma
15%
Air Reduction Inc common-
2% Jan
11% Jan
108
34
53%
43
7
24% Jan
8
Jan
34
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 26
52%
*33%
54%
109%
6
Feb
56% Mar
210
Mar
23
IIV* Jan
2
49% Jan 13
193% Jan
8
Wednesday
Mar. 25
-34
,
*105%
—25
.
—:
Admiral
53
——_l
Addressograph-Multigraph
4
8
33%
—100
Adams Express Co_
Adams-Millis Corp __
143
1
Inc.—
Acme Steel Co_
0
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
114
25
13% Dec 20
70
Oct 30
190
ACF-Wrigiey Stores
3
22% Feb
Aug 28
v% May 28
19% Jan 16
Dec 30
Jun
18% Mar 10
160
l
Dec 23
2
45% Feb 14
•
24% Jan
25% Dec 16
23% Dec 30
4% conv preferred
ABC Vending Corp—
ACF" Industries Inc
Tuesday
Mar. U
5
common—
24% Jan
232% Jun 28
155*
Mar 27
Par
———
19% Jan
11% July •
31% July 23
65% July a
19% Oct 11
Abbott Laboratories
16% Mar 26
Jan
14% Jan
7
45% Oct 21
16Ma-Dec 31
Abacus Fund
20% Jan
7
14% Jan
30
34 % Mar 21
109
7
Monday
EXCHANGE
54 % Mar 24
37% Jan
"
27%, Jan ll
1
;
3
43% Jan 13
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
30%Jan
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
•64% May 17
-16% May 27
28% Jan
8
27Vi July IB
ST*APeb 12
93
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
49|a
•96^
45%
34%
34%
25Mi
26
♦96
99
27 %v 27
•96%
•
.
20
99
:
800
34%
^ ,
Ma
99
-
1,600
-
34%
34%
34%
25Ma
26.
25%
25Va
10^00
*27M*
28 Mi
200
*271/4? 28 Mi
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
(1444)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ran it
Highest
89% Apr 25
29
Jan
2
21% Dec
31
36
4
22
Feb
25
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
42% Mar
5
10
Feb
18
8
Jan
4
22% Jan
Feb
18
Feb
26
16% Jan
5
6% Jun
7
89% Feb
4% Feb
Artloom
3
3% Jan
8
Feb
26
29% Jan 23
Arvin
15
Feb
25
16% Jan
27 Va Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
29 Va Mar 25
6Va Jan
2
bVa Nov 22
6% Jan
9
8% Mar 28
34
27% Oct 22
May
4
103
Jan
4
78
Jun
29
6
28
63% Nov
6
24%
24%
1,600
43
43%
43%
4j}%
27,900
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14 %
14%
16.400
26%
26%
96%
26%
26%
2678
8,600
87%
*86%
88
18%
*17%
18%
44
43 %
14%
15
14%
14%
1
26%
87%
18%
26%
87%
'17%
1
26%
*86%
*17%
4%
—2.50
?7%
27%
27% " 27%
15%
15%
15%
15%
28%
28%
29%
"7%
28%
8Vb
; ;
•
2
30%
31 %
31%.
common
Industries
Oil
Inc~
Refining
&
com..-—1>
2nd
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
_,_L5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common-^
3
5.25%
102% Mar 20
7
6
Jan
67
16
32% Feb
2
Jan
94% Jan
24%
43%
43%
Co Inc
Carpet
Ashland
68% Nov
24%
43%
24%
$3.75 preferred—JrNo par
Arnold Constable Corp——_5
9
26
6
24%
24%
J.
7
Jan
36% July 19
17
Dec
24%
24%
5
Cork Co
Armstrong
27% Mar 20
19% May
3% Oct 22
24%
_5
10
.
14% Dec 24
28
35%
34%
Co——_
&
Armour
22
Mar 20
18
32% Jun
14
86
Armco
24
19% Mar 13
—'——1
u.
100
—
preferred
1st
Investment Co—
Associates
V 77% Feb
>44-
8
*86 3 4
88
18 Va
*17%
18%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
27%
27%
27%
%
2,7 Va
27%
16
15%
16VB
*U5%
28%
28%
'£■ 28%
8%
^8%
31%
4'%:.
-<283i" 28%
8 "
8
7%
-v
■„
3/00
1,000
15,900
16
I
28%
1.400
57,300
8%
2,800
32 %
// 98 Va
32
100
74%
75
*774%
75
18."/ 18%
i8
18 Va
5.18 Va
18%
46,400
9%
32%"
9%
9Va
9%.
9,000
33
32%
32%
*87
91
*86%
32
32
31 Va
31%
31%'- 31%
31%
99%
100%
100
*74%
74%
74%
74
75
90-
86%
101% 101%
.-10-
26%
T
86%
'17%
15%
...
7% !
.
27%
4%
4 %
4%
8,900
34%
35%
Corp.———„—
Steel Corp
Shares
33%
33 %
35 %
32
35%
34
Oil
Sales for
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
.
'
2
92
5
8ep
No par
Aigo
16
24% Jan
47% Jan
12 Va Feb
30
10% Oct 21
79
Jan
Mar. 25
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. fit
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Mar 24
18
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
28% Dec
20% Nov 18
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
for Prerlous
100
300
*
74%
..
%
:,
98%
120
9,100
I
*
Atchison
27
2
Jan
11
17% Jan
6
13
9'/o Jan
2
29 '/Wan
10
31% Dec
Feb
5%
28
Feb
86% Jan
8
92
2
32% Jan 23
Atlantic
34
Feb 25
40% Jan
16
Atlantic
04
Jan 25
11% Jan 24
1
86
Jan
90
Jan
15
8% Feb
5
6% Dec 30
14
Dec
17
18
66
Dec
30
Jan
24
18% Mar 22
16y« Nov 26
48% July
39% Feb
Mar 14
Nichols
Conv
prior
15%
15%'
63%
Canteen
Avco
of
'
Mfg
Co
(The; common—3
preferred
:_No par
$2.25 conv
{
'15
63%
■
63%
04
10 "
*9%
9%
*17%
17%
V *9%
*16%'
17%
10
36 %"
f
36%"
36%'
6
>6%
44%
37%
44
1
0% Jan
Oct
21
Dec
31% Nov
0
90 Va
80
2
105
Feb
10
Mar 18
95
Feb
21
27%> Feb
4
90
23% Jan
68% July 25
i0
6
97 Va Jan
28
39% Mar
,
13
6
Jan
2
53% Feb
5
29 % Jan
2
31% Feb
5
49% Feb 25
54% Jan
3
May 16
2
67% Jan
47
Nov
14
89
15 V» Jan
18
19 Va
16% Jan
6
23% Mar 21
47
Jan
2
23
Mar 24
45V4DCC
63
23
27% Dec 17
50
July 23
July 25
71% May 22
39% Oct 21
15% Aug
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17 Va Dec
136
89 % July 12
10 Va Dec 23
102
Nov
21
23
72 Va Dec
93
26
Mar 24
3
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Bayuk
20% Mar 20
38
141
Mar 18
103% Feb
9
;
11
10 Va Jan
2
20% Feb
10
73 Va Jan
3
2
3%%
14
A
Beck Shoe
Mar 12
79
20%
34%
11% Feb 20
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1
181/4 Jan
Bell Aircraft Corp
2
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1
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2
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2
42
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4
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10
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18
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21
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18
48
45
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26
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9
28
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30
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4
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9
Feb
15
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43
33% Dec
136
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18
66
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11
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155
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75
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2
64% May 17'
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43% Jan
19 Va Dec
31
12% Dec 23
83 Va Jan
2
19 V«Jan
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
29
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10
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31
25
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Dec
31
32
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15
14
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2
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40% Jan
36
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23% Jan
2
14
Dec
2
56
0
16% Jan
22
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14% Jan
2
5
Bliss
&
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(E W)
41% Jan
18% Feb,
2
Jan
22
L
13
Jan
9
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
10% Jan
60% Jan
2
12% Feb
2
6
27% Feb
12
67% Mar, 25
6
301/4 Jan
87
?3
Oct
45
Oct 30
30
Jan
22
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85
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2
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14
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19
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Borden
16
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Boston
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48%
48
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100
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10
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2
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2
12
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95
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Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
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Class B
No par
5
3
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62
37%
26V4
150
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103
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92
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8
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Airplane
Boeing
8
46
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Blaw-Knox
15% Mar 13
25
14% Jan
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6
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4
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30
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30
53
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53
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preferred
100,
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4%% pfd series Of 1951
100
23V4 Jan 24
3
2
Mar 28
27
Steel
18,900
33,300
11%
53
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12%.
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4%
28%
11%
102%
38%.
101%
f 92' % *88Vv 92
50
Inc
28% Mar 27
15% Mar 20
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3
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156% Jan 29
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63% Feb 20
3
6% Jan
2
20
11
41V4 Feb
13
149 Va Jan
24
157/e Jan 11j
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21%
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45 % Mar 27
33% Jan
100
Corp
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preferred—
Benguet Consolidated
Best
16%
56Va
—10
—
5%
Mar 28
54
Aviation
Bendix
Beneficial
Mar 20
1V4 Feb 26
31% Jan 20
"45% Jan
7
50% July 10
20
6% Dec 23
49%
Jan
ig Jan
Jan
.
preferred
4%
28%
11%
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100
12Va
20%
33
35
11
11
1
Bell & Howell Co common
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90
23 V4 Mar 28
18 Va Jan
28 */2
32% July 15
47 V4 Dec 16
9
58
.'
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16% Oct
40
100
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12
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4
33% Feb
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18
42
:
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37%
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100
100
2.50
50
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1
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400
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prior preferred
preferred
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;
Beckman Instruments
14
Jan 28
25% Jan
2
31% Jan 24
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35'/a July 2
15% Oct 22
30
Cigars
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
Mar 25
3
Jan
47% July 16
86 Va Aug
9
20% Jan
Dec
127
May 20
Apr
5
57Va Jan 31
27
7
33'/a Jan
357/a May 20
11
116
16% Jan
16
.
1
—9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
.13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par '
4%% preferred series B
100
/
4% preferred series C—1
100
Baltimore & Ohio common—
—100
4% noncumulative preferred—100Bangor & Aroostook RR—
—1
Barber Oil Corp———
10
Basic Products Corp
—1'
Bath Iron Works Corp——i
_10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co——,—10
11% Mar 11
2
34% Jan
8
Mar
Feb
20
Jan
9% Jan
15
357/a Feb
95
34
:
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)
Babbitt (B T) Inc
5% Mar 28
9
28% Mar 27
16
Jan
102
July 26
July 22
22 Ve Dei.
11
15
30
9
3% Jan
4
46 Va Jan
3% Dec 31
29
2,700
43%
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88
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22
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14
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47 Va Jan
5% Jan
43
3
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38
88
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Atlas
17% Mar 21
30% Jan.
38
33%
5% preferred
.
Mar 13
10
16% Jan
May 15
7% July 6
25% Oct 21
4% Oct 22
18% Nov
1
5
16
7% Jan
9%
32%
18%,, 18%
18%
Coast Line RR——No par
$3.75
Atlas
65% Jan 23
Jan.
Mar 29
14
Feb
14% Jan
59
70% July 10
Nov 26
9
6% Jan
18%
preferred—I—,.—10
Co com
6/50
I—100
non-cum
27% Jan
Jan
1
10
—
Atlantic City Electric
:
4l/o
preferred—-
24
23
95
136% Nov 13
7
5
9%,Jan 24
34
50% July IB
57% Jun
6
83% Nov
1
26% Nov 13
75% Nov
19% Feb
2
Jan
10% Feb
27
16% Nov 19
8% Nov
7
Topeka & Sante Fe—
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.
16
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38 3 8
71,200
i
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100
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1,800
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16,700
28%
21
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1,500
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15%
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37%
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600
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81%.
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52%
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1,300
2,300
5,300
7,900
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18% Jan
S
19% Dec 30
47% Jan
10
6% Oct 22
11% Jan
27% Dec 24
18
48
4% Dec
30
2
41V4 July
35% Nov
20 Va Nov 19
41
Jan
21
€2
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
11
Dec 30
38% Mar 11
25% Oct 22
21V4 Nov
24
Dec
8
24
13% Dec 30
79
Nov
20
25% Nov 27
9% Dec 31
9% Dec 26
9
Nov IB
62
54
Dec
30
Oct 29
€2% Nov
13
27% Dec 23
16% Oct
19% Mar 27
6% Jan
2
Feb
9% Mar
Feb
2
36
6
14
5% Jan
2
10
26% Jan
2
61% July 12
53 Vb Jan
91
13% Jan
Jan
8V4 Jan
20
.
31% Mar 14
13
62% Mar 25
Dec
30
87
Jan
15
92
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
8
40% Mar 27
15
13V4 Jan
Jan
Mar 13
15
11% Jan
2
46% May 22
36% Aug 7
42% Jan
17
32% Jan
13
22% Jan
13
24% Mar
7
31% Feb
4
21% May 17
80% Jan 15
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
21
Jan
2
14% Jan 23
74 ya Jan
2538 Mar 26
13% Jan
2
8
*
82% Jan 30
Jan
2
29% Mar 28
Buffalo
Forge
10
Jan
2
15% Mar 27
Bullard
$5
16
Bulova Watch Co
11% Jan
24
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred—
3%%
preferred—
Jan
24
56
Mar 26
74% Jan
25
64% Jan
3
52% July 10
28% Jan
2
68
Mar 13
56% Feb
70
10
Mar 25
32V4 Feb
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Jan
.
19
19
Jan
3
16% Mar
7
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
22% Jan
10
26V4 Mar 21
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
15
18% Dec 24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
5% Feb
23% Jan
06% Dec 30
104% Feb 20
98
Jan
9
36% Oct 22
44% Jan 11
2% Oct 22
39% Jan 31
100
Mar 18
43% Mar 25
2
3 Va Jan
2
2
9 % Jan
2
4% Oct 20
0
5V8 Jan
2
32% Jun 24
17% Jan
4
35% Jan
2
39 Vs Mar 20
18% Mar 28
30
13% Jan
2
74
July 31
10% May
14% Jan
2
Feb
27
81
Jan
6
00
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2Q
49
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July
8
23% Oct 23
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45% Dec
31
16
04
8
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26
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10
100
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10
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21% Jan
2
52
Jan
page
2
26
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23
23%
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10%
10
11
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56
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43%
42%
5
14Vb
4% Jan
29
12% Mar 21
8 Vb Feb
89
25
Feb
10
50% Jan
7
29
Mar 10
Callahan
Calumet
Zinc-Lead
& Heckla
4
1
1
Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
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Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
4 VB
43%
4
-■
11%
12
1
7%
7%
1.80
39 Va
:
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397/s
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
—No par
Canada
11%
17%
17 Vs
85
85
*49%
100
No par
47% Jan
6
25% Jan
16
61% Mar 18
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills
Co
25
-
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50
27%
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27%
24%
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51
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7% participating preferred
California
41%
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29%
-
1100
preferred-
60
48Vb
23%
5
Butler Bros
Butte Copper & Zinc—
,
-
100
Corp
62%
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11%
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7%
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33%
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40%
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Feb
9%
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preferred
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Co
63
9%
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8%
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Budd (The) Co common
79 Va Mar 17
■
*8%
20%
'
2'.50
Co common—1_5
4%% conv preferred
_50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred—:
100
27
23
65
16
50% Mar 14
16% Jan
100
:
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown <fc Bigelow
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
431/s'Mar 21
28
May 23
52% Jan
9
"•
•
—No par
*
Bridgeport Brass
48% Mar 21
47
RR—
preferred—
Braniff Airways Inc—
5
28
Jan
11
Maine
Common—
5%
5
38% Jan
8
Jan
30
Boston &
9% Feb 13
25
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12%
2,100
49
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14%
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8
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300
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23
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21,500
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86 Va
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86 %
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,
30
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-
Volume 187
Number 572!)
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1449)
If
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
"•
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9 % Dec
30
Lowest
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
2a%oct 22
51% Jun 13
32% Jan
13
21
32 % May 22
Oct
22
90% Nov 11
105
24
22% Nov
19
'25% Nov 10
40 % Dec
19
74% July 16
31 Vo Dec
37
65 % Jan
Aug 15
Nov
13
5% Oct
22
99
5% Mar
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
Dec
31
55
Dec
22 Yd Jan
101% Jan'
9
514 Jan
24
17% Jan
97
8
;■
Jan
99
Jan
23 % Oct
22
38% Jan
11
26% Feb
23
•18% Feb
28
17% Jan
7
Oct
31
8% Jan
37 %
"23
3
Apr
Oct
14% Nov
19
43% Oct
22
70
88% Jun
26% Nov
17
.
Jan
16
54
80
1
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34% Jan
:
2
10% Jan
29
32
49% Feb
21
Central
May 20
3
22% Jan
10
19
9 % Jan
24% Oct 22
41% Jan
2
16
Jan
59% Jan
8
Oct
21
11% Jan
10
19% Dec
24
43% Jan
2
-
8% Jan
23% Jan
24% Mar
-1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
\ 1 % Jan
69%, Jan
9
47% Jan
38
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11
34
Jan
09% Jan
29
91
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30
31% May
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20% Oct
10
49% Jan
24
31% Jan
2 *'
46% Dec
: .•10%
Sep
4
100
3
Feb
23
69% Jan
26
110% Jan
9
23% Jan
11
31
10
31
22 V
40
11
26% Jan
31% Jan
11% Jan
45% Jan
2
34% A pi
30
43% Apr
23
30
13% Jan
10
9% Nov
6
49 y4 Oct
21
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1
29
29
18 % Jan
11
9% Jan
37
50
Apr 24
82% Oct
'
22
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24
30
Dec
23
Jan
3090
7
Dec
73
Oct
23
30
:
20
Mar 21
11% Jan
2
Mar 11
57% Jan
.
20% Apr
99
Dec
67% July
44% Feb
83
21
33% Dec
6
15% Dec
16
-
Jan
104
25
Jan
6
40% May
60
Jan
27
Jan
28%
27%
287a
14%
15
147 a
15%
14%
15
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103
102%
102%
101%
102
5%
.
13
4
105
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14%
2
10
Feb
*96
14%
14%
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65
*64%
104
97 %
64 Ya
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30%
31%
31%
31%
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13%
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18%
19%
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9%
9%
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74%
19
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5%
61%
97%
.
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19%
97%
15
75
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2,300
3074
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11,200
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-
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400
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f
16%
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16%
16%
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167k
167k
56%
56%
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56%
56%
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56%
57
57%
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50
3374
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17%
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17%
17%
17%
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17%
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17%
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43
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-44
21%
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21%
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31%
32%
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30
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2%
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307k
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7,500
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21%
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9 %
12,400
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.
100
4,000
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29%
2%
2%
523k
51%
9
29%
v
297k
2%
2%
51%
52
4.000
29%
2%
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,
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52
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1
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1.25
35%
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35%
35%
96
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19%
20%
1978
41%
41%
40%
6%
6%
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27
27
50
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94
94
94
94
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20%
20
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20
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207b
11,600
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40
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40
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67k
7%
7%
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10
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23
31%
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31%
35%
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4974
10%
22
35%
51
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3574
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47,200
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64%
15
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97%
31
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5%
106
,
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147k
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17,200
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147k
104
287k
33%
;
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10
3,400
6%
6%
2,300
7%
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9%
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14,500
10
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32
400
3574
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3574
•
par
15%
16%
15%
16%
157k
157b
15%
1574
50%
51
50
15.
15%
__100
Chic & North Western com__No
par
5% preferred series A_/
__100
50%
50%
50%
50
50%
50|
50
3,000
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,600
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
207b
20%
21%
207b
207k
20 7«
21%
20%
21%
20%
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207b
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20
2074
20
207b
2074
21
series A
noncum
pfd
Chicago Pneumatic Tool_/:_
Chicago Rock Isl' & Pap RR_..No
Chicago Yellow Cab____
No
Oil
I
Gas &
Cities
par
18%
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18%"
_5
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11
*10
11
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11
43
44
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43
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44%
52%
53%
187a
8.50
30
^_100
March
90
51%
90
33%
33%
49
49%.
49%
50%
26)^
Corpl
Co_;
10
No par
10
:
City Investing Co common
5
5%% preferred-!*
100'
City Products Corp.;
__No par
City Stores Co common—
5
'4YaYo convertible preferred
100
Equipment
Co
!
!
$4.50 preferred 1
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7Yo
__15
No par
—
18% Mar 11 *
52%
51%
297k
33
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30%
30%
41
10%
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j'a
33%
33%
48%
49%
47%
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106
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13
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41
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92
90%
44%
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18%
10
10
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.
52
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■
-
44%
8,400
24,800
/
13,700
18%
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100
10%
30
42
507b
41
16%
99%
•-
167k
*98
.
44%
30%
51%
50%
50%
30%
.30%
49,300
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447 b
30%
30%
90%
91
90%
90%
3374
34%
33 Vb
310,600
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48%..:'
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50 Va
•
13%
106
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41%
41%
50%
50
41%
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9874
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1674
150
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150
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71
70
70
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71
73
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102%
gtd—50
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35
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63
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61%
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17
1,600
2,300
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1,200
41%
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4474
71
102 %
26,100
14
100
99
150
38
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106
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102
29,700
7/64
92
13%
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41%
stock—_50
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
Cluett
30%
5/64
Milling Machine Co
Service
*17
Electric-
.
C I T Financial
46,400
'
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___25
Rights "(expire
4% preferred
Cincinnati
8
par
25
Cotton
Chrysler Corp
43% Mar 27
■
60%
28
102%
«__10
Western Ry
57 k
61%
100
28%
11,800
Va
33%
Ry Co com
100
5Yo noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
l&
13
97%
57'a
59 %
,
22%
102%
C C C & St Louis
26
37
23
Feb
62% Feb
57 a
60
41
*22 7k
33%
Ihc
of
6
59
38
*4074
22%
28%
>
3774
41%
*100%
Corp—j
preferred
Clark
23
40% Feb
2
15% Jan
Jan
74% Jan
29
35
3
25% July 19
13
45% Mar 13
25
Jan
Jan
150
Mar 26
•
14
99
2
99% Jan
Mar 28 '
17
23
37% Feb
30 1
14
41% Mar 27 ''
23
Jan
Jan
70
14
-71% Feb
17
97% Jan
150
30 ;
13''
102"" Feb
2
35 %
43% May 20
May 18
"
14
15% Jan
2
*
29%
38%
*40
*22 7b
•
10
Co/—I—..
Great
5Yo
Common
'
51% Jan
21
Feb
35% Jan
24
23
8
5
50% Feb
27
10% Jan
102
9
Oct
23
31% Feb
5/64 Mar 12
1
13'
Dec
~
8
-jVMar 12
Jan
4
22%
Chile Copper Co
7
44
46%-Jun
42
*22%
28
I
'
Chickasha
44 Ya Mar 21
25
6
175
57% Nov
22% Mar 13
17
4
£
'
v
27
5
"
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Nov
21% Feb
Jun
103% Nov 20
383/a
40%
22%
28%
;
Class A
5Yo
.
34% Mar 13 *
19
37%
42%
22%
No par
?
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Chic Milw St Paul &
4
5
2
Sep 23
Dec
33
2
Feb
16% Feb
Jan
10
*93%
16Ya Mar 24
53
-
Chic
*•
Jud
•
38
42
3%% convertible preferred
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
•
27
47
37%
42%
22%
_5
Co—J
Gotham
Belt
Common
*
4
-71
38%
*22%
>$4.50 preferred -'——No
par
L^l
"
93% Jan
12
182
•*
6
6
50% Jan
37%
37%
*42%
1
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
29
Jan
21
35% Dec
'
Jan
36% Mar
88
47% Oct
IS
23% Mar ; 5
33
Feb
;
28% Jan
31
39% Feb
100 Yb
:
04% Jan
1,900
_~~_Ll6o
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
/
5
*
18
*
-
>3
23% Jan
9
.
.
:
19
<
5
11
7
30
7
30
45%
I/i
On
Chemway Corp'
Chesapeake Corp
19% Mar
Jan
Chain
20
"Feb
14% Jan
(>4
4574
Service—
Products
Checker ^Motors
22
12% Jan
45% ;
i
coili
Public
Aircraft
Chadbourn
17
18% Feb
82% July 24
Cessna
30
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
Mar 26
45%
jq
Pasco Cdrp_
Cincinnati
23% Sep
i"
Mar
54% Feb
lo
12% Jan
19
30
Dec
4574
com__No~par"
Co of N J
Certain-Teed
3
92% Jan
2
Dec
RR
Cerro de
13
12% Feb
2
18
18
"
10
Mar 15
,
45%
A-Iioo
:i
Illinois
8% Jan
17% Mar 19
July 25
"
7
Feb
28
5
42
11
19% Dec
48% Mar
20% July 25
61 Ya Jan 14
;
40% Nov
18% Dec
9
30% Mar U
4
46%
,
Ry
Illinois- Light
6% Mar 24
9% Mar 14
24% Dec
>
*
89% Feb 28
30-
10% Nov
Co„;
preferred '1—^.
Central
42% Mar 13
2
'
23
17
20% Jan
25
Jan
7
-
89% Dec
18% Dec
45 7«
Sugar Co
Foundry
4%%
38
2
4% Jan
5
31% Jan
.
2
*9% Dec
Oct
Aguirre
Central
2% Feb
7/
22
46%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
31% Oct 22
12
23
57/' Feb" 11
66% Jun* 24
6% Oct
8,100
45%
.—Ilio
!
.
Century Industries
*
17% Dec
10% Mar 28
Jan
30% Mar 21
2
23% Nov
70
30
par
Mar 27
9%'Mar'
2
11
31'.
97
30
_a100
—.
5
32 ?a Mar 24
2'"
2,800
97
10
10% Feb
3 '
25,200
2,200
26 Va
30
1—7
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violetta Sugar Co_.
20
33%
26%
97%
"1
25% Feb 20
/
33
27
Ya'
97%
100
of Georgia
■
46% Mar
'
3
45% Oct
4% Dec
Central
-
19% Jan
7 '
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7.
34 '
33%
26
30
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103
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337b
30%
16% Mar 26
,
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98
67% Mar 27
25
27
29%
3
Feb
27
167 k
98
7
10 '
17% Mar 21 *
27%
16
98
Jan
43 Yb May 22
16% Apr %l
6% Dec 31
8
7
75% Feb 14
31% Jan
27
177k
30
% preferred series B_
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
99
% Dec 27
36
33%
27%
Shares
167b
297k
common
preferred
Central
3
il
4
21
33 %
27%
1574
98
49% Jan
?
15%
99%
_
preferred
5Yoi preferred
2
15
.
16%
33%
12.50
When issued
20
*
Oct
.'
•
Jan
..'16% Jun V 7
157 k
33%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 28
297'a
!
% Yo' conv preferred series
Celotex Corp common..„
Ya Jan
72% Mar 19
16%
33%
"50
I
—
4
-
14
19% Mar
16%
33%
Celanese Corp of Amer
com„Nq par
7 Yo
2nd preferred '
—100
9
July 29
56% Apr
4.20%
17% Jan
...
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 27
___5
Co c'ommon
2nd
44
13% May 22
July 29
8
29
;
(J. I)
6Y2Y0
28
18% Jan
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
65% Mar 26
33% Feb
4
28
16
17% Dec
PRICES
29%
:-.,7%:: preferred
28
Jan
% Yo
Case
15% Mar 27
_
SALE
Mar. 26
*98%
Carriers &. General
Corp./
Carter Products Inc
Mar 20
104
55% Jan
4
■
27
68 % Jan, 30
99 ;
Jan 10
Feb
12
109% Aug 20
70
Jan
8
28
614 Jan
.58% Jan
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 35
par
16% Jan 24
107£ Jan 27
2
1
"5
Co..
Carpenter/Steel Co—
Carrier Corp common....
Mar 19
30 !
14% Mar 18
100% Mar 13
22
98
39%: Jan
'
Tuesday
Mar. 24
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power & Light—
No
48% Mar 13
43
Monday
par
Carey
30% Mar 28
6
99% May
65% Dec 23
Carborundum ..(The)
31
38%
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc__
21
100 ' .Jan
Jan/ 3
20% Jan
2
19% Jan. 13
110% Jan 14
12% Oct
28% Feb
9
32% Jan," 2
11
22
22
30
Dec
13
,
25% Jan." 2
39% Jan 13
47
; Apr 26
23% Aug
e
25
Oct 24
18% Jun 19
*8% Oct
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
6
18% Feb
35% Jan 29
'
30
19
aan
96
Mar 21
NEW
-
Highest
38
.
61%
102%
61%
26%
16%
17%
16%
9,200
150
73
'
3774
;
61%
*35%
36
*70
387b
102 y2
.
*140?
167b
102%
100
■
3774
4,000
103 '
210
61%
61%
*35%
36 %
300
1674
,
1674
6,100
43%
11,300
170
'
'
t
•
.
31% Dec 23
123% Jun
70
43% Mar
27
lOb
95
Sep
778
Dec
28
23
41
Feb
27
73
Jun
26
13
Nov
13
32
Jan
•
127
Jan
Ma»
*
8
Jan
139
28
Oct
8
86
114% May
8
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
Jai
98% Jan
2
6
132
15
93
2
48
Jan
2
80
Jan
22
18% Dec 30
18% Jan
2
45
50% Feb 28
43% Jan
20
12
23
115% Feb
38
Oct
10
48
Dec
30
59
48
Nov
14
57
50% Apr
.
Mar
13% Mar 18
17
25
38
6
46
Apr 28
Mar 13
58%
Mar~28
83
Jan
16% Jan
22% Jan
47% Mar
8
18
16
3
41
Jan
30
Jan
9
51
Jan
20
47% Jan
6
49
Feb
3
23% Oct 22
36% May 18
24% Feb
38
29% Mar 19
22% Oct
22
35% May 15
24% Feb
14% Oct
21
18
Jan
8
16
11% Dec
19
20% Jun
88% Dec
19
30% Dec
30
26
Oct
22
20 Ya Sep
42% Oct
21
9% Dec
30
78% Jan
48%JaD
32
Dec
28
28% Mar 19
Jan
2
17% Mar 28
14
12% Jan
2
16% Mar
11
5
63% Mar 27
68 % Jan
9
4
31% Jan
2
37
6
31
30% Jan
17
23% Jan
34% May 17
52% May 14
Feb
34% Mar 10
Peabody & Co
YYo
2nd
No par
100
*128
133
*128
133
/
—10O
*93
103
*93
103
111%
112%
111%
111%
preferredCo
(The)
Coca-COla
'
com
preferred
4Yo
800
83
Apr 17
17% Nov 12
33% Jan
2
Sep
Jan
Mar 14
No par
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50
preferred
10
35% Oct
22
91% Oct
31
38
50
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting System—
*46
49%
*46
49%
*46
49%
*46
49%
*46
Class
A
$4.25
2
Jan
33
.Deo
5
29% Jan
2
24
18
Jan
10
11 % Jan
13
23
45 y2 Jan
3
44% Jan
2
107
25% Oct
30
,Jan 23
54% Jun 19
18
14
35% Jan 23
103
Jan
8
9% Mar
5
34% Mar 20
Vb
14% Jan
49% Mar
106% Feb
24
7
12
27% Feb 24
35% Mar 24
19% Jan
26% Mar 28
2
Carbon
Co
15%
6,800
14%
15%
15%
15%
1574
1474
64%
64%
63%
63%
*63 va
64
63%
63%
*63%
35
35
35%
3574
36%
35%
36
35 3A
36%
5,400
5
34
34%
34
34%
3374
34
33%
34%
34
34%
7,800
26%
26
26%
2574
26%
9,400
537k
53%
54
5374
54%
11%
11%
11
117b
11
11
7,800
8,200
!
p c erred
5.25% preferred
1
Comptometer
Conde Nast
Cone
Mills
Corp
a
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
preferred
Consolidated
Foods
Mar 25
Cor'ol'd^ted
Gas
18
Mar 27
Consolidated Laundries Corp
45
Mar 11
Consolidated Natural Gas
2
14
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
48% Jan
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
98
87
Oct
25
81
Aug
22
95% Mar 27
94
101 Ya Jan
Jan
39% Jan
15
50% Mar 11
2
103% Jan
98% Jan
3
103% Feb
Jan
30
99
Feb
24
12
28
Consol
RR
20% Apr
9
17
Jan
7
Apr 24
33% May
3
88
Jan
13
27% Jan
2
99
Jan
6
92 ya Sep
12
105
38
22
48
Mar 29
'
Jan
4
40% Jan
2
92 V4 Feb
15
86
Jan
6
Mar 12
109
Jan
3
118
19% Jan
30
Feb
26
95
36% Mir 20
106
Feb
25
J47% Mar 25
91% Mar
115
Cuba
6%
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
103 %"
111
574
57k
5
5
•
*5
'
10%
as
10 3A
6%
5%
11
44%
103
►109%
5%
*5
10%
447b
/
4474
874
34
8%
874
3374
3374
8%
337k
45
10,200
103%
*102
103%
*109%
111
*109%
110
57k
6
5
5%
574
5
574
5
5
*11%
1,000
11%
87k
87b
87k
8%
8%
337k
*33%
337k
33%
33%
13%
14%
14
14%
137k
13%
1374
13%
13%
13%
49%
49%
49%
43%
497k
497k
49%
49%
49%
1057k
1057k
1057a
106
5,200
.
117k
49%
106
200
5%
11 Va
117k
106
*10574
106
3,500
3,830
.
1.400
10,100
11,700
105 7/a
1057/a
1,000
50c
;
3474
35%
34%
347k
34%
347k
33%
34%
32%
33%
5,900
1
24%
2474
247k
257k
24 34
25%
25%
26%
257k
26%-
7,600
1.33%
17%
17'A
177k
177k
187k
18%
18%
17%
18'A
1
1574
157k
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
5
17
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
2,900
4374
4374
4374
43%
437k
437b
43 %
437k
43%
43%
4,800
28%
28%
287k
*27%
28%
28
28
26%
27%
140
No par
177k
497k
49%
*28
497k
497k
49
497b
4874
No par
No par
101
101%
101
102 Ya
101%
102 Va
100%
101%
101%
101
102%
101 %
102
No par
-
4474
*102%
"
33%
pfd—100
$4.16 preferred
45%
103
111
5
10
Consumers Power Co com
Container
94
of
Corp
Utilities
44%
*102%
*109%
..
Va
No par
No par
18% Mar 28
23% Jan
53A
rH O
1
Consol Electrodynamics Cc-p
Consol Electronics Industries
44%
44%
102 %
111
8%
Corp
N Y com
16
23
No par
10
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
$5
102 %
*109%
.5
Publishing Co
Corp
Consol Edison of
44%
100
100
•
8
Jan
270
53%
2
58
64
25%
3
22
15%
15%
11%
14 Ya Jan
22% Oct
15 Ya
29,700
54
15% Jan
18
12,000
277k
177b
23,000
17%
25%
13 % Jan
22
2774
27%
17%
11%
15
Oct
27%
28
17%
53%
19
79% Oct
28%
2774
17%
25%
Mar 28
106
2774
28%
17%
11%
Apr
28
287k
27%
17%
54%:
1'/
Oct
28%
28%
17%
26
16% Sep
26% Oct
29%
28%
11%
16
0
28%
17%
53%
22
16% Nov
29%
28%
17
25%
20
83% Nov 27
28%
28%
1
Aug 19
13
110
,
10
Oct
40% Jan
-
-
,
34%
Co
Dec
14
46
Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co conu__25
12
49 y2 Jun
*45%
No par
5
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
15
22
46
No par
No par
preferred
Columbian
14
36% Oct
38%
2.50
Jan
17
9,900
2.50
Mar 14
7% Jan
6
J100
Class B
Columbia Gas System Inc>
Columbia Pictures common
104
10
13fr
4,200
-
49%
111
Feb
24,800
19%;
38
9
6
19%
*47
25
"6% Mar 13
1974
58%
►
40
101 % Jan
11% Mar 25
15%,
19%
19%
81%
15
50
14
2
197k
81%
14%
*47
45 Yb Mar 27
Jan
197k
57
14%
14%
81%
*38
2
4
14
*850;
57%
*45%
41% Jan
14
6
*45%
14%
567b
*80
50
13
2
Nov
f_50
*850
57
81%
46
42% Dec
2
-
19%
56%
*80
10
3,200
40
Credit
4% Jan
9% Oct
20%
Engineering Inc
9% Jan
111
*47%
Commercial
7
110%
♦45%
Combustion
17
40% Oct
19%
Commercial
6ya Jan
111%
*38
16
14% Jan
11074
40
25
10% Apr 22
11174
50
20
24
11074
-/
46
12% Jan
30
103
*38
55% Feb
30
95% Nov
14
*45%
132
*93 i*
*47%
26% Jan
Dec
31
*14%
43%
132
103
50
3
Dec
29% Dec
57%
81
4374
132
*93
38%
2
9
6% Dec 24
56%
80
43%
*128
103
*850
57%
46
43%
132
*93
*47
noncumulative
2
3% Dec
*850
42
*128
•
1st pfd——100
4Yc
10% Jan
4
*850
43%
81.
14%
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry com
46% Jan
14
42%
No par
11
Feb
3'A
57%
5%%
19% Jan
104
4
80
No par
No par
—
Collins & Aikman Corp*— *
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
108% Feb
22
42%
*95
96%
*95
96%
96
96
187b
18%
18%
*100%
*94
497k
102
10174
96
39,400
3,100
49 Va
49%
6,200
101%
102%
700
102
102
280
*94
96
40
Corp of America—
i
Commbn
5
4% preferred —
a.
100
Continental Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc comtnon
10
3
$3.75
preferred
Mar 24
$4.50
conv
2nd
No par
preferred
vn<)
18%
18%
95
95
35%
35%
102 '
47%
8374
115
•
10374
47%
89%
115
187b
*95
357b
102
46%
*89%
*114%
100
3574
102
477b
90%
116
*95
35%
102
46%
100
35%
102
' 47
90'A
91
113%
114
187k
*95
35%
*102
46%
*90
114%
18%
100
35%
103%
47
91%
114%
18%
*95
35 Yb
103
46%
*90
114%
187k
100'
22,900
357b
4,800
103
47 Ya
10
320
11,700
91%
190
114%
1,000
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
18
.
.,
(1446)
Monday, March 31,1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 195?
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continental
Dec
9
15% Jan
31
24
23
49% May 21
51
Dec 30
28
Feb 11
12% Dec 24
57% Feb 13
Oct 22
6
Jan
2
8% Mar 12
38% Feb
12
48% Mar 27
Jun
14
18
28% Oct 22
Jan
Aug
17% Oct
81
Oct
85
1
29%
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
6,500
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
23,900
24
24
24
24
23%
*49%
51
42% Mar 24
2
23
16% Jan 22
17c preferred
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
74% Feb 12
86% Mar 26
Corning Glass Works common
>
3%% preferred
25% Feb
2
Jan
14
5
108% Jan
Mar 20
13
Jan
Jan
85
Jan
30
52
52% Mar 14
Jan
86% Feb
6
14
Mar 24
87
Mar 11
4
V/o Jan 13
2
13
29
83
Feb
20
3%%
July II
47
Aug 1
49% Apr 10
100
*4%
4%
400
83
47
96%
17
96%
*96
Feb 20
Jan
2
7
20
24
26
14
Jan 21
Jan 23
32
Mar 21
10% Jan 21
58% Feb 13
21% Feb
5
28% Jan
9
33
Jan 15
46
Jan 21
46
86
10%
3%
Feb
8
3
2
46% Feb
7%
32%
9%
56%
19%
23
31%
43%
*55%
19%
22%
*31%
42%
44%
89
10
*7%
100
*84%
100
*83%
*83
*44
16% Mar 10
Deere & Co common—
77o preferred
Feb
100
3%
89
10
85
84%
*83
17
*84%
84%
85%
85
83
*83
29%
30%
29%
20%
6%
7%
13.50
48%
48%
3
*19%
19%
19%
35%
X39%
36
39%
56%
35%
36
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta
17
Air
Inc
Lines
2
40% Mar 11
Feb
5
58
2
ia%Jan 16
Detroit Steel Corp
Mar 27
43% Feb
4
34% Mar 17
De
Detroit Edison
—20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
—
8
Vilbiss
2
31% Mar 28
37% Mar 13
Devoe & Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co
25% Jan
2
29% Mar 26
29% Jan 24
32'/a Feb
6
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
Deo 24
50% Oct 10
31% Mar 14
Diamond T Motor Car Co
/
48%
49%
55
36%
37
*34%
i32Vb
28
28
30%
30%
39%
32%
28
30ya
28%
13%
21%
lll%
2
7
13% Mar
2
21% Mar 24
25% Jan
2
28
Feb
17
9% Jan
2
12% Feb
19
8% Jan
3
10% Jan 31
15% Feb 25
Dr.
Dome Mines Ltd.,
No par
74% Jan
9
14% Feb 28
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
No par
1
59ViFeb
4
Dow Chemical Co
5
58'%
58%
56"2
4
Dresser Industries
50c
37
37 %
36%
58Vi
37*A
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc—1
International—
1
18%
18%
18y8
18%
*18
*9
J
27
9
-
IB
0'Cv
.
'
35'A Mar 28
16*% Jan
3
9
Mar26
6% Jan 2
'
20ft1'i July 18 vy 174'%"Mar
=
f
UO
<
76% No? 14
Mar 27'106% Jan
:
89% Fob
30%Oot 23
1
85
87%'Apr •>«.<«
45
Jan 20 i
49% Jan 20
36% Nov 14
41
Aug 27
39% Oct 20
49
Jan 24
Jan 31
No? 10 :
60 :
40
Jtay
41
July
14
Oct 24
Jan
:
*13%
20%
-2
_l
27%
11%
27%
11%
27%
11%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Waync Corp
;
18% Mar 7
10% Jan 23
8% Feb 19
-No par
Pepper Co
—
Dunhill
10%
10%
14%
10%
14%
56*%
13%
57%
13 y2
27%
lOVi
14%
57%
13%
14%
56%
13 %
,
13%
*34%
31%
28%
*29%
29'%
13V*
20
27%
11%.
17%
14%
30
17%
14%
-188% Feb
8
4
109% Jan 22
0
3
89l/4Jan22
34% Jan
2
41
Mar 5
40% Maria
#
38% Jan 30
>
44% Mar 26
5
48% Feb 18-
Jan
8
48*/4Mar
48
Jan
3
.
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
Duquesne Light Co common
^—10
$3.75 preferred
—50
' $4.15
preferred'
preferred
4.207o preferred
4.10% preferred ■;
4%
42%
*48
50
Jan
48
Jan 27
53
Jan 31
18% Mar 20
D w
47% Jan 11
51% Jan
4
27% Jan
29% Jan
33% Feb
Eagle-Picher Co
2
38yaFebl7
Eastern
.30% Apr
3
42% July 10
81% Mar 6
60% July 1:
16% Jan
3
24y8 Mar28
21% Mar 12
Eastern Corp —
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
73Mi Jan
3
80
26% Jan
2
'37% Mar 25
97VbJanl3
106% Mar 11
47Vi
47%
*48
*46
*49
18Va
48 *
50%
18%
32Vi
—50
—50
..50
preferred
Cigar Corp
50
—:
~
*88
89
50
~
-
~
43Va
43%
*47%
50
"
*46*i
47
*45
50
> 47% ' 48
*48
50*%
17%
18%
.
i 7,600
49%
19%
35%
39%
56%
10%
36%
34%31%
28%
29
29%
13V*
19%
.1,800
'•
3,000
3,300
11,700
2C
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Disney
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56
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2
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2
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43
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35
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14
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24% Jan
49
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68% Jun
57% May
36% Doc 24
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19% May
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100
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19%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR-No par
50
14%
30
30%
17%
14%
14%
20
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Lack & Western
Delaware
49% Mar 27
3
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32%
46%
16%
9% Jan
11% Jan 14
14% JUn 12
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97
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Delaware & Hudson
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84%
86
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Preferred 3.75% series B
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Dayton Rubber Co_„
Decca Records Inc
23
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22%
31%
43
31
11%
32%
47%
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62
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10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
18
Jan 31
62%
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31%
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8%
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17% Mar 14
,
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6% Jan
36
20%
9%
Dana Corp common—
1
3%% preferred series A
100
Dan River Mills Inc
5
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
Jan 28
86% Jan
3
19% Mar 18
3
20%
9%
—
88
7
55
17%
23
5
Jan 22
Feb 20
Jan 23
87
Mar 26
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23
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7
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6
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27%
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32%
47%
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6
9% Apr 17
41
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27
83
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37% Mar 13
34
Mar 29
23% Oct 22
Jun
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9,500
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08
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87
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13
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28% No? 12
87
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30
4
67% Jan
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25 % Dec 30
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11,700
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35% Oct 23
34% Dec 17
29% Dec 19
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21
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4iya Feb 25
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37
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30
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65
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68
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19% July 22
32% May 0
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84%
17
3
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40
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31
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29
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9
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55
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11
31% Feb
13%
1
63
2
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25% Jan
13
2
Jan
7
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14%
14
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 67« noncum pfd
100
Cuoan-American Sugar
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
—5
4%& preferred
100
Cuneo Press Inc.
5
Cunningham Drug Stores'Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common—
1
$4 prior preferred-—
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
Class A
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc —
10
6
NO?
160%
13%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Jan 17
Jan
2
6% Feb 27
13% Apr
0
6% Dec 18
*159%
14%
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4%
2%
29,700
41%
160%
85%
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41%
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41%
Crescent Corp
12% Jan
19% Dec 30
42
41%
160%
10.600
.
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160%
17% Mar 28
32% Mar 24
49% Jan 30
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26
84%
41%
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41
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r.A
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19% Jan
27% Jan
22
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79% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
2
51
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1
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58
3
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52%
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58
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12
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28% Jan
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Jun 10
24
24
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58
42%
40%
25
preferred
29%
29%
30%
51
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5
100
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
24%
160
1
Crane Co common
Mar 13
Jan 24
79
'
_100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Petroleum Corp
1
24
2% Feb
4% Mar 24
24% Jan
Steel Corp„_
Cosden
19% Jan
5% Jan
2
38% Oct 11
75
600
29
20%
33% Jan 13
0
4
Mar
8,200
21,500
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86
7%
48%
23%
47
15
7%
47%
21%
159
59% Jun
0
22
Jun
4
47% Jan 11
Oct 24
7%
43%
30 %
30% NO? 21
Nov
47%
22%
56
73
6,200
7%
47%
8
7%
47
47%
21%
6
33% Jan 28
13% May 8
73
46%
47
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65% Jan
10
46
8%
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8%
8%
5
52
21%
24%
5% No? 20
27% Dec 17
3Va Dec
21%
51
29%
95% Mar 18
Jan
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51
21%
23 %
23%
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30% Apr 25
11
Jan
2
17
9
21%
50%
29%
17V* Oct 11
5% Oct 21
54
No? 19
19% Jan
23% Deo
*20%
51%
14
15%
16%
18%
7%
7% Jan 18
53% Feb 12
20%
50%
Continental
18
9
*20%
51%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
5
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
57e convertible preferred
—50
6 r,'c
convertible preferred:
50
Corn Products Refining common.10
50% Jan 20
38% Jan 10
32% Apr 17
16% Dec 23
15% Dec 31
21%
50%
6
31% Feb 10
58% July 11
Feb
*20%
4,009
9%
3
Jan
7
25% Jan 3
44
Jan 10
100
Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
24 % Mar 24
52
16% July 23
22
9'3
31% Mar
21
Mar 14
30
14
10% Dec 11
23% jun
0
40% Oct 22
9%
22% Feb
85
86
9%
3
15% Jan
Nov 28
74
Insurance
Continental
9%
9%
51%
51%
9%
21%
*20%
5
9%
9%
25
preferred
Continental
7
Shares
9%
2
16% Jan 13
May 17
6% Jan
2
2% Jan
3
36% Apr 22
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
convertible
5%
2
common
18% Jan
96% May
22
15
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Mar. 28
Mar. 37
28% Jan
25
30
Oct
4
>
52% Mar
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
79% Oct 31
Dec
20% Jan
Jan
166% Dec 17
27% Jan 14
July 18
74
20% Feb 24
44
70% Jun 18
43% July 25
37
May 18
43% Jan
8
40% July 11
54% July 25
79% July 11
34% Dec 27
16% Dec 30
20
Dec 23
15
10
7
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 24
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Steel—
&
Copper
Industries
20
2
9
5ft Oct 22
30
145
Jan
10
26% Jan
41 % Dec
17 V# Dec
Feb 27
54% May
20% Nov
4
39% No? 14
26 Va Dec
9
1
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
V- '
.
3,000
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27% Dec 30
27
Oct
11
16% Dec 30
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72
Dec 31
;
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
143V4 Nov
6
115
,158
Jun
18
«Feb 28
38*/2Dec 31
64% Jan &4
22% Oct 21
74
Nov
Aug ft
17% Dec 23
24% Dec 30
2
.26% Dec 27
6% Deo 30
24
Jan
18
Feb 20
20% Feb
4
25
Jan
2
27% Jan
17
3% Jan
2
26y« Jan
2
3
Apr 28
Aug 15
Mar
I
14% Jan 31
44% July
July
; Jan
3
4% Jan
7
7
6y8Mar26
22
Feb
19
"34% Mar 26
31% Jan
*
3
Jan
88% Feb ,12
3
6
14% Jan 29
3
19% Mar 28 "
28% Jan
2
34 Vb Mar 21
18
Jun 13
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10
Mar
5
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10
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common
36%
37%
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20%
25
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80
36%
104 V*
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105
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36%
104 y2
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81
26%
26%
26%
26%
88%
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27%
27%
92
18%
27%
4
30%
4
30%
4
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93
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79
3614
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104 Vi 105.
preferred series A__
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92
18
27%
4
30
30Vi
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28Tb
28
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28,100
32%
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21%
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18
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1
27%
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11,300
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34 Vi
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84
8.50
,
31 Vi
37Vi
32Vi
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—
•
32
26%
-
4
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
Products
Eversharp Inc
Ex-CeU-O Corp
^
7
30%
21*4
'25%
37
*80
27%
5
5%
-
26%
*20%
42Vi
18%
3
Evans
•
32%
24%
26Vi
*88
'
82
*80
100
32Va
42%
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43
24%
1
—2.50
Empire District Electric Co
105
42Vi
2
4
37%
36%
104
*151V4 154
100
Erie RR common
57
79
Emerson Electric Mfg Co_
Emerson Radio & Phonograph-^
16
60% Feb
2
77%
Elgin National Watch Co
4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co
55% Feb 25
25%
El Paso Natural Gas
13
11% Jan
13% Jan
25%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—_
Electric Storage Battery10
Feb
30
44% Jan
*1% Anr
Ekco Products Co
4%% preferred
37
21 ---21
-
100
preferred
8% Jan
-
26% Jan
6% Jan
Apr 30
12% Oct 22
w
9% Feb
30% Jan 29
34% Mar 6
17% Jan
79
19
1.
Feb 38
.
28% Dec 23
■tei.
31% Feb
2
Jan
Mar 27
4y4Jan22
10
62
-28
95
2
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20% Jan
77
Feb
12
27y4Marl9
2
27
29
36% Apr 10
86% Jat 14
10% No? 13
6% Jan
8
6% Jan 14
21
6% Dee 23
:
2
17
May 20
34
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Number 5729
187
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1447)" 19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1957
Lowest
33% Nov 25
6
Lowest
Highest
Oct
17
Jau
65
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11
7
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Monday
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6Vb
67 b
6*2
6%
3,000
237 b
2374
23*4
23%
2,300
33
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100
79%
7974
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1
6%
6%
6%
5
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81
.
6%
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81
5,400
7,900
4,300
81
60
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23 7 b
237 b
23 Th
237 b
23%
23%
25
4174
42%
417b
42
41 %
41 Vb
414 3
42 V4
42
42*4
2,900
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32%
337b
32Tb
33%
32 Tb
33 Vb
32Tb
33 Vb
32Tb
33%
12,600
227b
227 a
22%
227 a
22 7b
227b
22%
22%
2234
1,300
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140
140
140
140
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141
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70
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70
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3
4%% preferred
100
90
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1407b
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-
70 '
25 7 b
253b
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85
85
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2
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157b
25
257b
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85
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.; 25
-
70
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1574
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157 b
85
85
85
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70
2574
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4,500
100
15%.
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26Tb
31%
43%
57«
300
44,100
48
-
880
165
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437b
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4
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74%
31 Vb
1%
33 7
61%
6174
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1
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165
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:
13,500
2,000
25,200
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617b s
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487b
26 Vb
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3,600
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32,Tb
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437 b
7
327b
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600
1,700
1,400
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6
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62
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3074
165
62
-
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:
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2%
2 Tb
617 b
95
.
.
142
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91
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32 Tb
100
preferred
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86 Vb Feb
25
25%
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3,260
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15%
357b
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1
31 Vb
90
22Tb
21
1
267 b
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16
357b
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2574
£
1,300
2,000
.;
417b
12,100
22% «ir?., 2,200
-,
42%:
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100
20
15Ti Feb
35%
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-
-
3^%
4%
227b- »*H 22.74*
vX' 157 b
15 Vb
2174
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9174
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507 b
.
427#
85%
34 Tb
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42 Vi
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357 b
; 1,300
21%
917b
a
113%.
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207 b
85%
257
94,100
42
„
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25% Mar 26
-
2
89
141
Gt Northern
95
1447a
80
35 Vb
2174
v,
*84
5
common
22Vb Feb 25
16
2074
2574
227b
3,800
1137 b
'
3674
47b
4,600
19,800
35-Vb
■224%''
157 b
22 V*
63
-
6V#.
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5
39% Feb 25
22 V4 Jan
13
(W T) Co
J
353 b ,35%
'
90%
507 b
900
-
12.50
(The)
City Steel
30% Jan
30% Apr
4
16% Apr 30
Feb
20
6% Mar 12
Granby Consol M S & P
Co
157 b
;
21Tb
257b
'■(
407 b
/ ix
■22 >b
100
Nopar
9
22 Vb'
100
1
Motors
2
Union
20%
42Jb
217b
1
(W R) <fc Co
4
79 Vb Mar 21
1467b
31%
13% Jan
.-40.%
-
367b
>
6T4
68 Vb
'
37%
Z.t *30
50%
47b
•
47,800
-
537b
-113 Vb
-
357b
62%
317 b
1467b
75 7b
59% Jan
'
114
37
Vb
100
74%
Graham-Paige
207 b
42
-
.
-
'
22Tb
*90
31Tb
37% Oct
18
26 Vb
95
5
11
5
25Tb
*90
100
4
21
'
Vb
Gould-National Batteries Inc
17
4
20
36
10
25 Vb Feb
16
217 b
15%
,
227b
100
(B F)_
26 V* Dec
6Va Feb
42%
Goodyear Tire <fc Rubber...
Grace
35%
4%
40Tb
..
;
37
3674
22>b
5
Brewing Co
Gold <fe Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co
Jan
41%
2174
63
63
*30
.
34,900
•
6074
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-53%.
53%
67b
100
2,700
587b
60
23
v
1,300
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117b
15%.
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6974
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89 Tb
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;
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507b
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22
Jan
15%
;
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5
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30
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■
3774
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69 Vb
114
35 vb
63%
4074c
40%.
22Vb
6%
G9 7 b
No par
common
Jan
41
2ib Apr
Brothers
$4.50 preferred.
Gladding McBean <fe Co
68
57-% July 18
,
6Tb
37
4Vb.t. ..4 Tb
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,
4
158
37 Vb Jun 14
8
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61
»
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v
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15
23%
527b
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58%
6074
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-
2,900
50
-
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.a:
38
50 V 2
57%
653b
8,700
.
79
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-
11%
157 b
527b
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127b
127b-
6,000
!,
60
-
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\
50
157b
■
23
63%
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..
58 Tb
60
23
69%
*
37%
31%
.
50%
10
Goebel
21
37 Vb
347a
21
26% Mar 17
03 Vb
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15% Mar 19
2
587'a
■
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6%
9074
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504b
■A *11
117b
113% 113%
90
37-Vb
Gillette
(The)
54 %
'89%
90
,
12%. 127 b
79
40
■6,600
.
4,200
277#
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80
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60 Vb.
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78
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317b
■
1,100
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117 b
1367b'137
11%
28
-31%
v29Vb
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138
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-
15Tb
112%
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89 Vb Jan
Dec
2 % Dec
16
5%
697b
r
'
—-
1,300
28%
•
29
78
27%
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58
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.
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-
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30%;
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32 3 4
80
*11
60Tb
U2Tb
.lo
21% Jan
18
57% Nov
Jan
69%
Getty Oil Co common
preferred.
3
91
23
.29% Oct
;
38
Products
537b
5Tb
;
.
35%
t
4%
•
*3Tb
1007b
.11
.
-
~
...
.Mar 18
83% July 17
-
97b Mar 27
3
16 Vb Dec
157 Va Oct
5
23 Vb Jan
20% Dec 24
'
Mar 26
54 Vb
UVb
2874
50
-
:
138%:
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237 b
.
>35%
•
7,100
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2974
i
78 Vi
31%
•
597b
6074
112% 112 Tb
837bc
Gerber
7.9
84
'577b
23 I
10
33 Vb Mar 28
3
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23 Vb
-
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357#
.
34
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28 Tb
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-
900
l;40O
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28
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100
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1174
147 b
087b
:
12..%:: 12%
617 b
,
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Castings Corp...
Telephone Corp...^
49%
*11
14%
35Tb
1
Time Corp...
General Tire & Rub com
■V.
79
49%
11%
A
-4
33
79
28Tb
29%
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28—
;-
;
200
337b "
4%
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•
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-
33Vb
-
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77Vb
•
137
267b
327b
49Vb'U
12 Vb
:
-
100
•
1174
117 b
137
277b-,
69 Vb
10c
4%% preferred.
4%% convertible preferred
$5 preference
57b% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
39% May 29
8% Feb
5
77a Oct 21
32.7'a Oct
Apr 23
July 17
11%
139
:•
113Tb 113%
^._io
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65% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
18
Oct
General Steel
24
21% Feb 24
'
.
77
5Tb
5
General Shoe Corp..
/
767b
53Ti
6.67 ^
;
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
2
185
23
-
77 Vb
23
10c
General
16
13
45% May
I
77
General Public Service
24% Jan
.:
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(
1%
No par
•:«
30%
57.7b
:
-
...No par
preferred
32 Va Jan
95
July 31
108% Jan
7
03 Va Dec
$1-60 conv preferred
$3 convertible
28 Tb
1007b
14Vb
Nopar
42 % Mar 11
..
'
-
.#>
3b
297b
*11
Preferred $3.75 series.
—No par
General Outdoor Advertising—
_15
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Equipt Corp....!,•
20% Jan
22Vb Nov 18
22
23
41
28 Vb Jan
\
preferred
28
58
♦517b
30 Tb
12%
2
lo
Nopar
10
50% Jan
.16% Dec .23
15 Vb Dec
34% Jan
A
$5
A
99 Vb
49 V a
*.
1
Motors, Corp common
58
28%
Vb;
•
Instrument Corp....
..l
General Mills common
..No par
5 Vb preferred
100
General
*517b
33 V i33%.
*73-:: 80
——1
Corp
28
11%
—5
Corp..
27% Mar 19
24
Nov
63% Feb
34" July 19
;;22 7Jan
18 !i July
15 Vb Jan
3 "
.;
•"•lAT* Dec 26
'19%
48'% Jan
•
47% July 12
Oct 25
,337b Oct 22
19'/a Oct 22
:
-4
34-% May 17'
67% July 15 I;
57® Jun 13
■27-VaOct 18
42
Jan
Foods
;
37b
1,500
2,100
-9%
33-74
.
■
-
►
37b
234b
23 V4
34 /' •34
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33%
34%4 Tb
»4Ti
287 b!:
v * *27 Va
"4 -15% • 15Tb
23%
J-
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27Tb
General
16
33% Jan
"
16
47% Dec„31
General
.
15Tb;
15%
V
334
3%
58
139
5
65 % Jan
4% Jan
"4
1574
337b
■
*4Tb ,■47#
29
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70%
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Coptract Corp common
preferred—
64% Jan
.48
:
29
-1574
3 Tb
29%
—100
Controls Co
19% Jan
Feb
*277b
■
■'
34
1
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41
v
8
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34
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34
99 Vb
No par
series
.
28%
—No par
59% Feb 27
2
'
5
55% Mar 18
12
•
19
Dec
1
72% July 22 '
8% Jan 11
69
Jan
4
July 26
33
G%
►
3%
*51 Vb
^,5
common
1st preferred
——;
General Cigar Co Inc
2
8
24
47h
42
8
8%
*8
8%
9 Tb-
9%
2374
2374.
'
v,32Tb
;
28 Vb
15 Vb
com—1
4tf>
5
s50Vb Jan
327b
*277;,
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Corp
General Cable Corp com
2
14
Co
Bronze
2374
337b
i.\»,
-
*41 b
'
19% May 15'
50 Vb Dec 31
,
12
101% Nov
76% Nov
Baking
$8 ^preferred—
14 Vb Mar
22
68% A]fr
4
337b Dec
-
23 Vb
..
.
$4.50 preferred,.
100
Amer Oil Co of Texas.—.5
General Amer
Transportation—2.50
10% Jan
Jan
50
General
General
■
34
4% el
—1
com
convertible preferred
General American Investors
General
-
427 b
32%
-—I
Indus
,6%
•
83b
•97b
*41
237a
com—„1
American
11 Va Jan
-
Inc
convertible preferred
Acceptance Corp
48■
25 % July
Oct 21
4
2
14% Jan 22 *
•
5
40
13
3% Mar 13
12 Vb Jan
;
27
-
Gar AVood. Industries
•
337b
'
5
8 74
8 Tb
9Tb
t
97 b
41 Vb: v
41 Vb
•
Nopar
t
87b
Vb
9%
*
(The);.—L2^■-V
Corp
49% Dec 31
20
13%Feb
23
Feb
66
6
52% Feb
-
Garrett
'14% Jan
■46% May 24
0
9% Dec 20
Dec
57# Jan
2
101
Jan
26 Vb Jan
-
HH'i Dec 26
15
4
23
11
Mar
35% Feb
30
Y.I35
Oct 21
•35
3
Jan
10
VOVa Nov
Gardner-Denver Co
8
5
50
',24% Jan
55
—_l
common
35 Vb Feb
2
-
(The)
5c/o
J
3> Jan
;
6
47% Jun 12
Co
convertible preferred,
Gamewell Co (The),
;
30
60
"17% Dec 23
Gabriel
Gamble-Skogino inc
2
Dec 23
Jan
9
Jan
19
9.7b Mar 14
427b Mar 10
24% Feb
3
26% Jan
101
•
,
6734 Dec 18
123
87b Feb
v.
37Tb July 12
1
18
Jun
2
27
14
8% Jan
6
207b-Jan
2
31% Feb 27
36% Jan 15
15% Feb 19 >
6% Jan
2
I
13Tb Oct 31
.
Dec
-
Jon
8% Jan
40% Jan 22
: 46 % Jim 28
•4
Jan
2
20
-
7
;
Apr 11'
36%Jan
8
45
40%Dec 30
17,500
30
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2D
.
Monday, March 31, IDaS
.
.
(1448)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
15V* Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
28
Feb
4
20% Jail
10% Jan
10
Guantanamo Sugar
11
14% Feb 25
17% Jan
20
Gulf
16
52
60% Feb
4
$5
May 13
101
2
14 Va Dec
10
32% Jan
47 14 Dec
11
80% Jan
105 ^ Oct
21
3414 Jan
24
14
8
12% May 10
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
9
18-^B
1
1
41% Jun
5
.
Feb
25
6
Gulf
111% Mar 24
39% Jan
11
♦56
Oil Corp
25
109%
Gulf
152
Mar
No par
40%
6
93 % Feb
5
89
Jan
10
95
Jan
Oct
28
98
Apr
2
92
Jan
3
99
Nov
4
96
Jan
29
95% Jan
10
Common
Mar 13
81
83
*8
15
*56
57
19
19%.
*8
147a
8%
8
15
19%
8%
*8
8%
14%
15
10,900
200
3,400
15
States Utilities Co—-
43% Feb 28
81'/8 Aug
8Va
8%
15%
*8'
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
No par
Snares
Mar. 38
18%
18%
I8V2
18%
18%
18%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 24
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17% Jan
34% Jan
11
1 Jan
9
Lowest
Highest
30
_
!
—„
15
57
$4.20 dividend preferred
♦92
93% *
preferred-
100'
*96%
98
$4.44
Y
10o
$4.40 dividend
98% Mar 11
40
40% r
preferred—
100
*97%
99 %
dividend
$5 dividend preferred
«/a
15
57
*56
108%
110%
109%
111%
14%
107%
-%
4017
93%
*92
96%
*96%
97%
*97%
99%
*41
36,200
4077
7,100
*92
98
93%
98
no
v
99%
*97%
99%
104%
'104
42
108%
40%
93%
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105%
*97%
164
58
108
97%
,96%
99%
*97%
*103
-—100
40%
*92
93%..
96%:
*92 /
"
109%
40%
109%
40
40%
*56%.
58
*56%
%
H
38
Nov
4
53% Dec
30
89% Jan
18 V4 Dec
20
24
41% Feb 21
38% Jan
13% Dec
67
Dec
20 ^ Dec
2
28% Jan
24
24
11
45% Jan
39
24% Dec 23
29% Oct 21
13% Mar
11
111% Jan
31
20'a Jan
70
Jan
21% Jan
15
6
6
Jan
13
Jaji
9
16% Jail
21
4 ','r
11
17
23% Doc
30
39% Mar 11
23% Feb
27
25% Jan
24
51% Aug
30% July
30
Jan
13
35% Jan
24
20% Jan
2
23% Jan
16
20
22
Oct
8
Dec
30
3% Oct
8
28
Nov
23% Feb
14% Dec
Jun
8
2
32% Mar 25
81
28
1
19
14% Jan
July
28
34
% Jan
53
68
Jan
18% Jun
28% Anr
2
22',4 Jan
76% Jun
20
72% Jan
14
43% Jan
2
9
43% Dec 26
54
May
19
91
July 24
83
Nov
6
86% Mar 14
15% Oct
10
18% Jan
22
17% Jan
6
22% Sep
19
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
2
8
32% Jan
10
Feb
2
25
38% Jan
7
30% July 23
9% Dec
35
Jan
34% Mar
30
17% Jan
21
10
47% July 11
115% Jan, 30
Jan
19
37% Jan
12
42% Sep
40% Jan
2
44% Feb
26 % Jan
14
30 % Feb
31 % Jan
13
78
CO
Jan
7
68
Feb
Jan
2
85
Feb
12
2
20% Mar 12
16% Sep
22% Jan
15% Oct 22
1
251% Nov
20
9
2
21
% Jan 10
Jan
2
17% Jan
3
20
25%, Jan
2
11
40 % Jan
10
32% Jan
2
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
39% Jim
81
97
Sep
G
2% Nov 27
10
24
Jan
2
88% Mar 27
$4%
40
Mar 28
pfd
(conv)>
Furnace
Co
Mar 24
1314
39 lit
114 :•
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%
69
*67
Oil
19%
*27%
16% Jan
2334 July 24
39% May 29
19
Jan
6
38% Fob
7
25
Jan
30% Nov
69
Aug 30
85
Mar 13
79
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
84
Feb
Nov
20
100
Apr
1
92
Feb
54
$4.25 preferred——
Corp of America
common.
convertible
15% Feb
10
36% Jan
9
27% Jan
13
35
Mar 20
Mar 14
83
Feb
6
3%%
25
87% Jan
8
4 7c
20
95
60% July 11
Jan
7
Jan
18
8% Jan
22
10 % Mar 19
18% Jan
8
5% Jan
10
9 % Mar 24
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
1% Sep
3% Oct
3
23
6
1 % Jan
3
1% Jan
16
^Hudson
11% Apr 29
4% Jan
6
6% Jan
16
30
90
4
85% Apr
Sep 27
2% Dec 23
;
14
8
17
72% Jan
17
78% Feb
2% Jan
2
3% Feb
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
3
22
12% Dec 23
57
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
4
■ Jan
4
19
'
Manhattan
noncumulative
10%
10%
10%
101a
*24%
257a
24%
25
10Vt
10%
*10%
Xl97it
1977
*1917
28
*27 7a
19^7
20
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28
27:%
2,000
14,400
.<
33%
1977
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17%
177 it
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37%
1,700
100
28
38%
38%
4,900
47
6,600
26%
26%
88%
89
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19%
t
26%
19%
100
4,000
700
171a
37%
200
33:%
33%
33%
337«
4,400
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87
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87
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10 Va
900
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1%
4%
1,500
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43
45
5,000 r
16
15%
15%
15%
16
1.400
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75 %
15%
75
23%
2317
2317
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23%
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16
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16
.
73
75%
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75
150
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.
-
45%
23%
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500
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20
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8%
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47
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20
46%
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700
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3%
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27
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17 %
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pfd series A
*10%
10%
4,100
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—1
convertible
10%
25
»
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5%
30
/
,
24 7
38%
46%
1
84
19%"
19%
47
preferred—100
Hupp Corp common—,
*83
19%
19%
4617'
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—__5
3
84
*83
V
38%
100
com
500
10,500
69
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4671
1
;
Y.
69
38%
Hudson Bay Mill & Sin Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
5% preferred series A.—
.100
Mar 24
May 21
6
30
10
27,100
;
1977
*10 "t
"
&
*67
38
1
-
13%
46 lit
95
15
30
13,77
38%
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18
3D
30
141,7
47 77
100
4.40%
38%
29:,7 '
3817
87
-
39%
2977
46%
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22
70
•
1,800
56%
50
s
•
38%';
,
33%
preferred——
567 a
*49
50
19 Tit
81
31
Feb
10
% '
114
*11217
56%
47%
38
34%
5% Dec
10
7,400
39%.
2877
*2777;
preferred...—.
—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No
par
Mar 25
84
10%
19 3 7
"
81%Y/
—100
-
8% Dec
16% Jan
2,500
39
1377
••
19%
710%
*81
preferred..
46% Oct
12% Oct 23
1,700
1314
45%
*37
5%
47
900
27%-V:v
3514
13%
3817
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1317
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.
'
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56%
*49
69
25%
10%
28%
12.50
Corp
•/Y
39 lit
*67
8274
1017
19%
30
$2.25 convertible preferred
_50
Household Finance common —No par
30
41%. Mar 3
13% Jail 27
40
.
•
preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common.^3
Jan
<
29 7a
13
,
69
.2477
10%
19%
23
1317
19Vt ;:19%-
24%'
%
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7
,
3911
29%
8277
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3%
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50
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40
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89 %
19
4
2,600
•
20%
20%
27%
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114
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Y
56'7
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;
13
10%
10
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10
Apr
87
39%
381b
114
5614
V
50
397a.'-
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.
26%
28% Jan
31
56%
56%
"
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Hotel
4% May
V
!_
i
497a
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13%
*13
39%
1,400
75
'
1
16
Dec
127.»
39%
200
2774
"
5
Jan
19
137a
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13 Ms
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4
Dec
13%'
39%
•
6,000
14%.
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20
j
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700
;
68
2777
87
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65%
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4974
900
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75
20
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27%
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2777
33
1,900
3,600
25
?4!7
1
29
12%
_lo
common
Hooker Electrochem Co common
2
34% Nov 13
i
—.5
convertible
Honolulu
Jan
43
100
preferred
Hoinostake Mining—
Va Feb 26
57 % Feb
20
27 lit
•
-
#
66'7
4914
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'
'
-
•
27%
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i
4%
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87
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35
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20
35
21%
25
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14%
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21%
66
27%
49
'I
24
32%,
*32
75
*73%
;
87
27%.
40%
29
10
18% Nov 20
,
4
29 Vu
40
24
3
'
75
•
10
24
3214
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66%
3,900
.
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20
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8
18
33.-Y
6477
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49
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82 %
4
87
2nd
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3
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25
417
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135
32
21%
21^8
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*49
82%
57c
47% Mar 24
28
25
2,000
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3274
135
241a
2174
*
1,900
23% '
2917
.
137%
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.
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Holly Sugar Corp
4
92 !- Jan
72%
23;
33
'.
32%
487a
50
*49
No par
6% Jan
3
common.._No par
Holland
27
28% Mar
■
:30%,
'
24
*86%
'
Hilton Hotels Corp
2.50
Hires Co (Charles E)
:_i
Hoffman Electronics Corp——50c
25% Mar 25
5
22% Dec 23
——,
Hcyden Newport Chem Corp
3% % preferred series A—
10% Mar 28
11% Jun
11
32% Oct
40
preferred
20 %
"
—
Feb
31
common.,
.
9% Jan 20
24
*72%
.
"
25
16% Jan
Powder
preferred series A—
_50
Hertz Co (The)—
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc——
.ZZZZZZZ5
14% Mar 27
10% Jun
common,
4%%
6
17% July 16
25% July
Wj
Hcrshey Chocolate
3
4
21
8
r
•
.
56%
24
22
.4.
112%
10% Oct
Nov
87. V
20%
56%
27% Feb
8% Oct
487it
87
112%
24% Dec
9
48%
,
100
5%
297s
•
33
32
27%
13%
13
1,200
14%
2317
22%
137%.
24
!
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.
397 a
23
17% Oct 22
j,
39%
20
74
100
75
13%
Feb
7
14%
27,%:
par
2 1/12
Jan
30
'
*135
32%
14
14%
27%
*73%
25
preferred——
Hercules
Jan
30
.32%t
.'
>
6477
15
13% Mar 21
50
July 19
~_1
41% Feb
59
22% Jan
•••%• ■:
66%
65%
100
preferred—
(G
9,300
21
14%
r'7274:
*7217
2317
24 Va
.*32
28 %
116
87
-
35%
6
30
53
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5
27%
3
15% Dec
_
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47% Jan
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•
-
25
53% Jan
2314
25
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19
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72%
21%
25
4 %
50
.
•\—.
5277
20%
52%
14
14
.
32
22
24%
Yo
50% Feb
17
*21%
1
noncumulative preferred
Hercules Motors
—No
62
Jan
5
10
7%
4
2077
*72'7
.
33%
7 137%
24 V8
'
-
-
Heller (WEj& Co—
26
14
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
33
Holme
5
Feb
23
112% Mar 21
24%
32%
t
„
32%
*135
28% Mar
47% Jan
July 25
Co
—_
3.65%
42
■
„
5277
14
14
.
23%
29%
•
139
20% Feb 26
36
44% Nov
103% Oct 22
29%
33%
33%
*135
24 V4
Heinz (H J; Co
common.,.
28
Jan
*41
42
52%
2077
-
3%7c
49% Mar 28
89
Chemical
23 Va
»r-
_I 1
.2*50
Hayes Industries Inc
Heeht Co common—
15
14
>*72),4 ,7274
'
Mar 11
74
V"
'
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
16
28
*20%
-
Y
5274 Y%:.'
21
51%
21
-
: 214
23
*29
7.50
100
4%%
Mar 28
21
..
72%%
22%
1
com
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
14
■
'
*72%
2.5o
Hart Schaffner & MarxY
Hat Corp of America common_j.
6
14% Jan
18
21% Nov 22
69% Oct
Mar
Co_
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
4% Jan 27
21
Paper
6% preferred-
25% Mar 13
3% Jan
7
34% Jan
27
,
22% Jan
1
6% Jan
100
*41
■■/
'
51% .,52
-
4
'
"
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Rcfrac
7
29% Dec
138
preferred
52%
21
14
1
'
Mar 17
14
convertible
42
*41
'
51%
20%
„
common
% %
42-"-
*41
Well Cementing___5
Printing Co
5
Hammcrmill
33% Mar 24
140
127% Oct
„25
—_
Oil
(W F)
Hamilton Watch Co
22
32% Feb
2
30
Hail
24% Feb
2
26 % Jan
14
Halliburton
10
73% Jan
2
129
May 31
40%, July 23
•*"'
29
21% Jan
-
Jan
Hackensack Water
58% Jan
Mar 21
51
17
42 % Mar 18
3
:
31a
27«
3
3
3
23
15,600 '
2AU
1577
:
16
>
400
•
2,100
-f
.
29% Jan
50
40
17
Dec
11
25% Oct
13
40
Jan
Jun
3514 Feb
51% Jan
2
28 Vt Jan
13
3374 Feb
9
2914 Jan
2
32 Va Feb
4
8
44
Mar 20
47% Jan
21
63% Jan
32% May
23
38
May 31
75% Aug 12
4
26% Dec
'
46 % Mar
47% Apr
19
9
45% Mar
2
11
4
38
Jan
21
Idaho Power Co_
6517 Mar 10
45% Mar
,
4
44
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
40
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
40
July 16
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
29 % Jan
2
6% Jan
2
7% Feb
5
24
26
52 Va Jan
22
4.70%
7
48
Feb
21
4.42%
preferred
7
47% Feb
3
4.20%
13
6% Dec
30
9% Apr
3
13% Dec
23
89 % Jan
14
14
Jan
2
17% Jan
59
14
88% Jan
8
65
Jan
2
76
11
153
Feb
6
73
148
Jan
16
69
156
Feb
Dec
10
99% Jan
4
Jan
2
25% Dec
23
55% Jan
11
25% Jail
2
20
13
23% May 14
13
16
Nov
Nov
52
18
4
Jan
2
22% Jan
37% Jan
92
29% Oct 21
81
Jan
21
86% Jan
3
33
158
Mar 24
Feb
41
8p% Feb
6
22% Jail
27
19
Jan
2
300
Jail
10
25% Dec
23
38% Jan
11
27
Jan
2
31% Feb
5
11
150% Jan
25
3
159% Jan
29
35174 Mar 25
25% Oct 22
31% July 10
26% Jan
13
30% Mar 10
65
76
68% Jan
13
74
70% Jan
17
22
6% Oct
22
115% Apr
23
11% Feb
20
82
109% July
July 30
98
Feb
A
(57c
Steel
Mar 10
4%%
Irit'l
8
Jan
22
$4
Int'l
International
International
Shoe
13
32% Jan
29
International
Silver
20% Oct 23
22
12
21% Jan
3
30
22% Jan
17
Oct
22
14% Feb
19
13% Jail
2
4
33% Dec
24
31
24% Jan
Dec
2
28
Oct
■
Jan
28
28 % Mar 29
22
27% Jan
2
54% Jun
24
111% Jun
33
2
13
Dec
28% Nov
28
Jan
291/4 Jan
13
130
Jan
13
22
50% Juiy 15
118
31% Mar
5
32% Mar 14
26% Feb
5
277a Mar 24
15 u;
17 '7 '
■'
74%
76
34 %
24
24
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39% -40
39%
39 74
39iry
89 V.
39:»7
3977
89%
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1
2,3
%
152
9%
par
10%
*63%
Corp
Interstate Dept Stores
112-
27
41% Jan
8
Circuit
*110
111%
110
36%
3577
30
30
30
30
30
32
*30
32
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32
32
30%
32
317 a.
25%
25%
20%
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24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
2,200
14 '7 it
14%
147a
14%
14%
3,900
34%
34%
34%
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34%
34%
2,300
28:t
28 7 i,
29
29
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28%
29
4,000
32
31%
31%
31%
32%
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1
27%
26 lb
24
26
82
Jan
;5
86
Mar 24
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
pfd—100
86
2
56
Feb
3
67
Mar 28
Jewel Tea
—1
64
100
87
Aug 29
34% Dec
10
69
12
Feb
35% Dec
18
8074 Nov
6
Dec
89 % Feb
8774 Feb 28
88
52 %
3674 Feb
42
97
85
July 3
July 11
64'/a July 24
17
For
footnotes
28
99
2
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see
Jan
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page
26
38
93
Jan
Jan
Mar
397a Feb
25
3
Jan
24
Jan
24
98% Mar 24
10
4177 Jan
16
4
97% Feb
13
25
4414 Mar 12
377%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin
5%
&
^
——5
Steel
com
preferred series A_.
37 "7
37:,7
12%
Johnson
Joy Manufacturing Co
87%'
98%
98%
10
38%
3871
100
98%
9377
1
42%
43
,
37%
.
86
65%-
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5%
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23 %
25%
25%
26
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89
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86
8577
66
66
89
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98
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80
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1
40
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22
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26%
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Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
.
28:i7
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120
6017
2,000
24%
20%
14%
Jaeger Machine Co
%
22,000
24'7
2317 Mar 19
common.
1,000
32%
25%
27% Mar 24
Inc
32
32 %
20%
2
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25
32%
14%
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122
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29
32
2,100
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50
1.000
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Jan
J12'7
*30
35%
4% Feb
60% Aug
15,100
110
36
19% Feb
91
1,709
36
151-4 Jail
11
200
10 "a
36
9
28
93%
112
11
Jun
93%
36
6ft/8 Jun
75
3,400
9317
114
114
4774 July 11
*774 Jan
93%
a
64
287s Jan
■28
*92
29,800
9%
92 ?
5(V>
91%
63
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74%
9%
91
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74%
9%
92%
63%
19
(F
75%
9%
91
10'it
11
Jacobs
73:i 7
9%
63
3% Feb
5% Mar 27
7477
10%
13% Oct
10
*72%
65
18
Nov
74%
*10'••
lo
Co_:
7,900
*72%
*63 %
i
Breaker
27%
10%
50c
preferred
I-T-E
9117
95
27%
66
Iowa Power & Light Co
U
Island Creek Coal common.
36% Feb
9%
91 Va
300
23%
152
*63%
29
$6
24,000
15217
27%
15117
*10%
par
1
29
*150%.
287i.
10%
112
30
2.700
16,600
66
34%
—
Interstate Power Co
28%
600
'
20 "•«'
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36
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345
95
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76%
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91
91%
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29%
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343
400
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2777
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20 %
350
153
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20%
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25
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91
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/ 35174
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152
152
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345
345%
Iowa-Illirtbis Gas & Elec Co—No par
123% Feb
6,900
8377
34
24 7 i
34% Mar 20
10
3,700
31
831a
35%
..
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3.900
84
83:,7
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11,900
84
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25
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160
24%
7.50
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160
155
160
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14
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75
73%
73 7it
35%
15
•
7%;
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82%
27%
Mar 27
r~
36%
24%
14%
37% Mar 13
15%
{'.2
—„No par
Utilities
;
717
1
common
International
-■
35%
27
Mar 11
*155
160
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160
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3.50
15
7%
73%
preferred
&
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7314-
75%
J.
Telep
/
73%
100
International
.,
71b
72%
preferred.
7%
,
7 lit:
7%
71%
Rys of Cent Amer com—No
5 7c
32%
3.5
10
'
7%
—No par
Salt
10
Jan
1577
No par
3^% Mar
29% Jan
7%
,r 15 %
32%
*71%
preferred
114
28
3214/
15%
coin
Canada
14
25
*3214
157a
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
13
20
32%
100
Jan
Feb
x32
15%
preferred
34% Jan
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
32%
33
.
20
/
45I4
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Y
49%
*44%
100
125
35
*43%
46% '
20%
Int'l
Mar 25
4914T
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343%
.
4
100
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46%
No par
common
4
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
49%
*4412
20 7 u
19
Feb
*48'2.
48
89%
Feb
96
49%
20%
Feb
16
50% '
*45
89'7
10
Jan
*49%
*48%
—100
79% Mar 13
92
50%
*49%
50%.
50
15%
_i
70
">...
48
No par
of
46
*44%
46
*50%
15%
preferred
Nickel
4,100
45Va.; 1/•"
■
'
5
94
Jan
*44%
-
20
2
7
*49%
5072
No par
85% Feb 27
9
"
'
1
i
Int'l Minerals <fc Chemical
4 7c
45'
"45
43%
19,600
32%
3174
32
*45
/——I
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17c
"'50%
3177
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/ 2,000
.
*48%
Corp
Business
4
9
*44% ' 45-1'a
Machines
Iron
Int'l
13% Feb
24
48%
51%
-
preferred—.
Interlake
71
21
*44%
Intercliemical Corp common
■1
7
Dec
45
16,400
%-
.
_50
Inc
13
25% Oct
32.
45
No par
7% Jan
27% Dec
317 it
45
.
57% Jan
22
32
*43%
100
Co
26% May 10
11
31%
45
preferred
Inland
106% May 10
26
31%
*43%
;
common
17
Oct
31%
_5o
/_
30
Dec
3074
100 pesos
7% Dec
34
63%'
30 Va
.
_50
55% Dec
85
631a
30-14
15
—
Ingersoll-Rand
Mar 13
8
667 a Oct
37%
63%
30
.
Insuranshares Ctfs
3
82% Nov 19
3717
63'4
31
37%
_5o
;
Industrial Rayon_
7
35% Jan
May
3717
6312
20
:
24 % Mar
376% July
14
37
637a
32aa
Inspiration Cons Copper—
24
148 % Mar
S
6
22
Nov
3717
63 7it
31
_'_5o
8(5
Feb 19
307a Mar 24
Dec
Nov
37
637 a
32%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electriea De Mexico
Mar 28
270% Oct
137
37 '2
63%
31%
—
preferred
4914 Jan
Nov
Nov
36:%
63%
preferred
47% Feb
4474 Jan
37
—1
u.
1
4.08% preferred—!
4.267c preferred—,
7
_10
No par
—
Ideal Cement Co
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
5
'.I.
•
%
6,500
140
35%
1,700
67
40
39
37%
a
-
381a
22,700
97%
97%
800
33
381
a.
9 i%
94
43%
43%
25,500
"
510
94
43
"
•'
2.500
.
"!
Number 5729
Volume 187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. ,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jam 1
Lowest
Highest
'
~
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
,
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 2 A
Wednesday
Mar. 35
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 26
Friday
the Week
Mar. 36
Mar. 37
Shares
K
22
Dec
30
23
46% May IS
67% Dec 30
37
Dec
82
Dfic
Feb
28
9
63% Jan
2
89
14
39% Jan
7
45'/* Mar
Jan
2
96% Jan
109 % May
19
13
''
49
Feb
105% Aug
5
39% Jan 24
33% Oct 23
38% Jan
2
81% Jan
2
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
83
83
Mar 12
98
Jan
15
102
Feb
18
96% Mar 11
Aug 28
84% Oct 25
96
Nov
80
47
Dec
11
32
Nov
95
7
9% Dec
•
29% Dec 31
77% Dec
17
32% Oct 22
4.50%
2
2
,
19
23
-Mar 24
:.
-91
Jaii 24
2
33
54
Mar 24
28
Jan
16
2974 Feb.
7
2
2
94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7
78% Jan
30
Jan
10y
Dec
17
27'% Apr 11
22% Jan
2 »<
241 * Jan
10
34% Jan
4
17
Dec
30
26% May
9
18% Jan
47
Jan
17
66% Dec
5
61
15% Jan
2
17
Oct
20 %
22
17% Dec 27
24
Nov 27
5% Dec
Dec
12
17% Jan
4
2% Jan
10
3
Oct 22
20% Jan 24
7% Feb
4
22
Oct 21
32 % Jun
19
Jan
14
25% Dec 31
15
19
:Apr 29
84% July 17
14% Oct 22
5% Jan
2
1
Jan
2
16
'Jan
3
7
4% Jan
2
22-74 Feb
28
25
Jan
2
13
4
.
36%
31 %
31%
27%
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12
12
12
12
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86%
88
23,500
36%
3774
3774
3714
3874
3704
40%
42%
41
23
23
prior preferred
conv
,25
67% Jan
11% Oct 31
25% Dot 11
*
•
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20% Oct
40% July 16
11
36% May 13
117 " Jun
7
99% Oct 25
23% Jan
7
Feb 28
19% Oct 22
93
103
Aug 26
80
NOV
2
11
Jan
89
4
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Jan
92
78% Nov 12
Mar
v
4
38% Jan
107 % Feb
28%
29
29
29
28%
28%
29
29
2804
2804
3,600
40
4174
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39
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80
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10
81
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1004
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2,300
26 7'a
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2604
2674
26%
26%
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3,700
32
32%
33%
32%
33
30% Jun
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3204
33
19%
1904
1904
19%
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22
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7
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116
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33
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May 27
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4% Nov W
10
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18
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16
15 V* Dec
24
14
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-
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38
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14
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3074 Jan
Feb
390
26
Feb
3
3134 Feb.-14
8434 Feb
7%
■
(P)
53a Jan
2
Jan
2
29% Oct 23
5174 Jan
253 a Jan
2 /
2974 Jan
2v
91
13
'
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28
'47% Jan 22
26% Aug 15
9
8174 Jan
5.
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3.5% Jan
8
33% Dec 30
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a
34
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2
69% Nov 11
83
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79
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2
23% Dec
20
Nov
6
83
61% Sep
4
77
69
22
Dec
55
7
30
60
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Dec
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25
2374 Jan
9
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2
30
Feb
26
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23
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9
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20
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4
~
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May 14
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1-5% July IB
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: Dec 42
10
67
Dec. 23
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47%<Oct '22
'
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13% Dec 30
20
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1
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21
Nov
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2
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17
8.
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.
2
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934 Jan
5
3774 Jan
3
1934 Jan
7
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10
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9
94
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24
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39
/
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5
.
92
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100
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6
30
9074 Feb 26
Jan
31
88
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14
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22%
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-
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Mar 28
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3774
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92 %
102
300
52
152,300
52%
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13674
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311/4
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31
5974
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1204
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72
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50%
2604
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2474
25
—-100
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No par
—5
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'...No
pfd 1947 series
preferred
par
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28%
26%
2404
2474
2404
24%
30%
30%
24%
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84%
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13
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preferred
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Mergonthaler Linotype Co—.1—1
Merritt-Chapinau
Scott;
12.50
....
.
Mesta
Machine Co—
——5
Metropolitan Edisoji 3.90% pfd—100
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—100
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100
3.80%' preferred series^.
100
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16
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2,400
21.100
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2674
2604
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Co
3,300
6,600
125
48%
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—3
.....—
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160
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preferred
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1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.,———3%
26
Feb 19
140 -:
10
May 23
86% Apr 17
^Aug 30
83 *
_
2
10
104% Jan
2174 Feb
4934 Mar 24
-8
2-
8474 Jan
136
—50
—10
Mead Cofp common,:J—
—. 5
474%- preferred (1st, series ),a,100
Melville Shoe Corp common
_1
4% preferred series B
100
Mengcl Co (The)
1
22
26
18
51%
No par
10
———,1
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co...
7
25% Feb
29
Feb
10
i—
MeLellan Stores Co
1674 Mar 20
Feb
94
*85
.,100
preferred—.,
McKesson
4
28
10,300
*88
<;P R) ;& Co,——
McLean-
10
1574 Feb
6374 Feb
2
240
22%
22%
*101
7874
7
Jam
11274
v
-Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
.7874 Mar 24
3
1534 Jan
*11174
77%
2.
30% Mar 10
111%
*103
i.
Co,,1..
$2.50
6314 Mar 28
-
-7-%
39
111%
112
McCrory- Stores Cor\y common—50e.
3 74 %
convertible preferred.!. 100
19
8
11174
*11%
Feb
July 12
1127-4
11 %
73
21% Jan
*111
1114
8374 Feb
69% APT 24
11274
41 %
7
..
3,400
111%
.3
22 34 Jan
10974 Jan
33%
35%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A.—, 1
2
29
35%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Jan
128 -' Nov
32 %
3574
3014
3
8634 Jan
Jan
13%
33i/4
3504
3574
42
Jan
89
131/4
33
35%
30 04
McGraw-Edison
79
63
75
Mar
1374
3304
3504
12
McDermolt
56
37% Dec ."20
85
34
13 %
33
3514
72
6
Aug T2
25% May 20
37% Dec 24
Jun
Mar
13% Jan
1374
3374
3574
1204
10
44 % Nov
20
72% Sep 10.
105% Jan "3
76
13
1304
33
43?% Mar 12
•
14-
834 Mar 20
7
1374
33%
35%
McCall
8
88% Jan 29
"
20% Feb 12
14% Oct 39
2
13%
3574
Maytag Co common.—
i>vi.< preference.
12
fib
34% Mar 21 *
19
68% Jan
,
13%
33
73%
:
1,700
24,000
1,500
7274
78-" Feb
377% Jan
2
8
30% Apr 24
6
Jan
Jan
6,000
42%
6%
41%
13%
84
2 '
12
4274
3004
McC'ord
12
41%
a—,3,3334
Corp.,:,
121/4
42%
May Dept Stores common
10
3,000
3,200
4104
84
$3.40
35%
4274
3074
<$3.75
53
41%
8
24
6Q
68%
53%
4214
7
84
$3.75
147%
6874
531/4
121/4
>
147%
69%
42
1274
Co—
convertible
6974
14704
69
38,000
1274 Mar 27
Mar 24
39
12 74
(M) & Sons.Inc,—,,,1
33% Mar
-
3
34
Jan
12.74 Feb
s"
2.
Jap 29
v Mar
"**24
4274 Feb
2
Jan
1074 Jan
-V/
19%
.
..Feb
12
30%
Masonite
Mar,7
,
53%
69
69%
9%
6%
Square Garden,!
474%
1434 Mar 21
Mar 18
283* Mar
29%
52
.*
2.'
Jan
5374
*804
Martin
Feb .10
29
i
-
31<
13
53%
30 V"
4/4
5
Feb
530b
83%
Feb 20
82
17.
Jan
53%
6974
*14774
9
4114
Marquette Cement Mfg Co,,——,,4
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
*6
72
J:
7874 Jan
70
7004
70
9%
41
Marchant Calculators Inc.,
,.,
5
Marine Midland Corp coiipnon,,—5
7
82
14704
7004
^
17
3 39 74 Feb
-
6974
14704
70%
100
Maxwell & Mooie
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—
30 74- Mar 13
17 % Apr 22
30
Jan
4
21% Dec 31
39
Oct 80
11
Felj 20
32 % Feb
23
49% Nov
12 % Dec
Mar22
...
25 74 Jan
7074
14704
7004
Madison
Feb 18
Feb
6904
*1477-4
9
774
Mandel Bros./i——
3674 Jan
3,400
16,100
10,000
974
70 04
——100
Manati SUgar .Co,
"88
-
.
2,600
77%
804
8%
32
30
-
16%
77 '
5974
23
35
16%
77
31%
Mallory
353a Feb
8
31
f
15%
76%
24%
5532 Mar 28
7
28
1674
77
Maey (R H) Co jnc com——No par
.'■474% preferred series A
100
20% Mar 28
3574 July 19
37% May 8
49% Dec 26
Dec 26
27%
1604
4204
4
18
28 -
1604
7604
6%
1934 Feb
13 74. Feb
28
1674
77
4014
4
1874 Jan
2874
400
4374
,774 Feb
2
2404
28
241/4
2874
7
Manning,
10
2404
42
4
Jan
10,500
1,300
2474
58%
31
;i
200
24%
2404
774
4
•2
1,500
4%
1274
'27% Feb
534 Jan
1%
16%
43%
3 ,i,/.143a Feb
'2
1%
16%
5%
11%
7 '•
."—NO par
Manhattan-Shirt.-/,,.,.——- —.5
1274 Jan
Jan
21
1%
1614
5%
1%
*4%
2474
3174
19
-
li/4
16%
6
17
4%
59 \
,7% Jan
'
5%
6,800
12.900
*414
30%
%7% Jan
3
6"
6,000
4%
58%
Feb
Mar 11
10%
3374
7074
12
20
10%
33%
5%-
*414
:,_50
2834 Jan
.37
420
28
89
10%
28
240a
200
34 74
4%
*4%
1,000
42%
100
Magma Copper,Magngvox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co—
-
13
89
8974
600
19
27 y4
34
24
4%
(Ky)„No par
;v
19
*26%
774
1
—
—
271/4
4304
100
Mack Trucks Iiic,
14
...4934 Mar 24
C0rp„„
Co common,,
6%" preferred
19
:
774
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
'"*•
17%
1074
147 74
12
1
Nashville,
&
Steel
Lukens
*174
17
100
*17%
'
42%
No par
preferred
5%
174
17
100
3%
17%
18%
25%
*3%
,1
LoUisviile Gas & El Co
.9'Mar 19
...-
10'-
2
674
174
17
6,200
16%
*24%
3%
,
10c
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
Lorillurd
-Mar 19
2634 Feb*
10 %
20% Apr
54% Feb
.
25
Nov
11
37% May 13
17% Oct 22
77
Jin
9% July 23:
11% Dec 23
Dec
12
530
*
4%-Nov 26
"
Jun
44
-
27
23% Dec 24
20
:: Jan
6
104
16%
1614
25
700
34
53%
.
-Lowenstein
*
8
674
3.7
6,800
1074
69%
Long Island Lighting Co com—u,10
5%' series B preferred,;
:—,100
4.25'% series D preferred
,100
6
6
32% May 17
80% Jan 30
28
18
674
70
2.50
4.84'/in conv preferred
Louisville
;
3
213 a Jan
22
33%
19%
72
25
*304
1714
19
14774
Lone Star Gas Co common——10
5
2
1
Inc^i—
Lone Star Cement
.'13 74 Feb
Jan
32% July 12
Oct
NOV
9%
3374
414
J.l
Lockheed. Aircrift Corp,,;
Mar 25
% 76
<
78 74. Jap
19% Oct 22
27
1074
3374
1%
—No par
Loew's Inc-.—
"6274 Feb
*3074 Jan 23
Jair 15 - 123% Jan 30
77
10
3304
*1674
,,,5
Industries
m
112% Dec 26
1074
3374
i-st preferred—No par
Corp (The >—;
Litton'
19
19%
72
1604
18
6,400
.
19%
«24,i>
„
140
81
72
pfd-75 Fesos Mex
common——
List Industries .Coip_„
Jan 29
'
10
23
21
140
2
28
16
l3
Mar 11
104 % Jan
14
39'/* Mar 22
12
:
153'2 Feb
5
.Lionel
112% Mar 24
56% Feb 28
122% Jun
16
45% Feb
2774 Feb
8
,
804
'35
%
10
5
80
3274
No par
Lehn & Fink Products,,—
547a Mar 19
23% Oct 22
*80
8%
29
700
5,900
10
*
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
Lehman Corp
(The)
10
54% Dec 30
11
'
2
Jan
900
X2104
*1974
4.40%
128
21%
2204
74%
4.35%
27
21%
2274
19 74
non-cum
10574 Feb 20
133% Dec
21%
2274
100 G
preferred !—
r92ya Feb 11
July. 24
116
2104
22%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co„„ 10
Lehigh. Portland Cement—
—15
Lel)igh • Valley" RR,;—
NO par
Lehigh. Valley Industries com—
1
2
327« Jan
53%
5374
2104
32%
(James)
13
5
53
52%
33
1
Rubber & Tire,
Mar
Dec
53%
5374
73
*3.85%
Jan
.34
53
5274
'8%
'-'3ff%rMar 20
4
*32
*32
preferred series A——25
4.32%
82
4
33
32%
54
1
Co
&
Laclede Gas Co
90
.Apr
Aug 26
15% Jan
3
-
32%
32%
53%
1974
(S H)
10174 Jan
196
93
1,300
33
3714
3274
7674
443% Feb
22% Mar 28'
101 % Jan r
20,200
2304
XI6V4
"7%vJan;v6
-
■
18
4204
23
1604
437a-Mar 25
2
41%
23
7774
12V4*-Mar 25
-
2
Jan
42%
23
7674
■>'
-•
13% Mar 19;2
10,500
411/4
2374
.16%
72% Jan 23
28 V* Jan
31
3874
4274
2374
1
2
22
3804
4114
2374
2674
3274
La ConsoTidada6%
Lane Bryant—
$3
3774
4204
74
__5
.100
Kresge (8 6) Co—
'
7'a
23%
3274
Jan
10
6% Feb 17
3674 Mar 11 *
400
2774
72% Jan
•
800
12
87%
—.-.5
Jan
*1104
89
No par
152
12
2974
Link Belt^ Co,.——
"■
v
12
8874
Lerner Stores Corp,.
6
10% Jan 24
2
*3174
277-4
5
-
X36
9004
—;
Copper
Feb
July 30
*3574
27%
57
52 %
3674
*35%
3
16%Anr 18
10% July 16
*3674
10
31%
4674 Jan
9% Dec 30
7% Dec .26
60%
27%
6
36% Oct 25
26
Oct 10
60
6074
36%
31%
;Mar
9
60»/4
*2774
73
46% Dec 24
6074
37
2474
27%
287a Mar 18
,
7
6074
31%
22*
Jan
60 04
2774
60% Jan
65% Jan
60 04
110
2774,
74
78% Mar
2
143
6074
•
2704
67% July 18
31
9374
95%
3774
3104
■150%- Mar .7
68% Jan
*93
2704
18
Jan
50
14
95
3104
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
13% Jan
7% Dec 31
•93
27%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Libby„
7
Liggett. 8i Myers Tobacco com,,—25
7% preferred
—100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp,.
10
65% Dec 23
*92
94
163* Mar 24
2
7:% Jan
574 Feb
2574 Feb
.
23
14% jan
70% Jan
"174 Jan
9
1774 Feb 13
,
93%
94
31
Lees
-:77'aJan 20
■
*92
95
8974
Lee
•
12% Oct 22.
140
99
93
95
29%
30
3o4« -var 14
,
*9174
*9174
95
91
Mar 28
'
11% Jan
.
93
9174
99
31
27
89'
2
90
99
89%
Jan
Jan
9To Mar 26
86
*887/2
99
30%
28% Jan
2
Feb 20
20
25
Jan
5
3
83
28
*83%
90
1
9
4
83
*88 Va
99
__5
.18% Feb
17
*8374
90
*98
31%
Kroger Co (The)
4
17% Mar 14
•
14
18% Jan
86
*8874
5
4%
preferred,
Korvette (E j) Inc
,
374 Jan
2
*8374
98
27%
Kroehler Mfg Co
8
45% Jan
II
10
1
Jan
42%
*3174
Kress
17/;Mar
4274
8.75
6
/
4204
_i
25%Mar' 4
6 '; /'
14
4274
500
2,000
1,200
6
2
3% Jan
17
10
36 V* Apr
94 -Jan
10% Dec 19
26% Oct
July 15
13% Jan
42%
2,900
1,200
9874
60
33'/a Mar
■
92
57.200
81
90
36
203/a Feb
''
«-
400
91%
2804
86
*94
753a Mar 19
j.
2 .;.
22'A Jan
""
22
12% Feb
2
27
.
2634-Mar 28
24%'July
; 24% Dec
82
Mar 22
4% Jan 24
Jan
83%. Jan
2...
44
*8874
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King'-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Hoppers' 'Co Inc common
Mar 17
43
.
43%
92
No par
Kennecott
4%%.
Mar 27
16
Jan
*79
4304
931/4
*83%
No par
Co—.
Kelsey Hayes Co
,
Jan
34%
&
26
81%
4304
County Ltlnd Co
±
.2.50
Kerr-McGeo Oil Indus common,
,1
24
25% Jan
(Julius)
28%
81
90
Kern
3974 Feb
4
•-44% Jan 27
.
Dec
27
Kayser
'•
4204
26%
8274
86
91%
100
Electric Co__.No par
&
93
27%
98
—4100
-
8274
*4374
44
9374
8274
4574
*8874
—100
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas
33% Jan 30
+;
75% Jan 27
*83 74
81
*4374
*97
100
preferred—
preferredpreferred——.
Kansas Power & Light Co.
3
21V* Mar 18
36% July 11
2
3%. Nov 19
preferred—
4%
-
.
20
Feb
16.-
preferred
.
Kansas City Southern com
5
■-2774-Feb. 21
27% Mar 26
30
65% Jan
12% Oct 22 ;
20% Oct 16
Feb
32
,
Jan
10% Jan
25
Mar
*
;
.
46% Jan
3
26
23% Dec 30
«
4%
21
7
23% Dec
,.
30
37
2
Dec
.
14
6134 Mar 13
25
26
9
4274
Feb
2,
Feb
76% Nov 11
4274
10
J.an
38
50% July 25
35 % Jan
4
22
4274
4.35%
337a Jan
22
Dec
*42 74
2704
93
4.20%
20% Jan
5
40% Oct
33
93
6
32 V*
43 % Jan
9374
94
29% Jan .10
July
9374
Convertible
95% Mar 20
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
■i 38% Oct 22
20% Oct 28
29% Dec 26
_100
474%
7
34
3
26% July 11
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
128% Jan
4
5
44
50% Jan
4
28%
81
44
31
Feb.
27%
*79
50
preferred—
r
2.
32% May
22% Oct 29
86
28%
100
4% r'o
'
101% Jan
*
2874
33 %
Kansas City- Pr & Lt Co com.Nq par
3.80 % . preferred
100
7
9174 Jan
38% Jan 31
25% Oct 22
30
93% Jan
Apr
77% Jan
Jan
90
Feb 21
3
.
,
Jan
42% Mar 21
88 % Mar 21
21
88
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
4 Vs '/o
convertible preferred
29 V* Mar 13
8974
101
21%
47
*78
13674
33
18%
46%
*87
"100
4714
90
3,400
70
120
5,000
54,100
83
100
137
1,800
33
1,400
19
58,500
46%
2,200
89 >4
70
101
88
*8674
90
*87
40
88
90
103
10214
103
70
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
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..
(1450)
Monday, March 31, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1937
Highest
Lowest
25
Dec
Mar 24
31
28
30% Jan
2
3b% Jun
5
34% Jan
8
26
40% Jan
3
29% Jan
9
3372 Jan
July 15
35% Jan
2
43
Jan
2
86% Jan
Mia nr.
42'/s Mar 26
26% Dec
35
Dec
Dec
53
18
77
31
82% Dec 12
May 31
32% Jan 14
12% Dec 23
58
Dec
12
Dm
25% Feb 24
14% Jan
17
Dec
24
24 %
Dec
30
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
6
Jan
16
Jan
10
66
Jan
23
$5.50
1st
13
16% Jan 28
$1.50
2nd
Jan
10
217s Mar 28
2
<
5
>.
'
12% Jan
:
19% Dec
30
preferred—
Ontario
2374 Feb
4
Mission
Development
6
50
Nov
13
•58
Not
13
oct at
8
25% Feb
60
7'to
Jan
10
72
Mar 13
117s Feb
8% Jan 13
Oct
10
22
3\'nc/o
__.
Co
••
1974 Mar 12
Monarch
13% Jan
Monon
17
RR
Machine
class
RR
Tool
deposit—
22
227a Jan
2
2674 Mar 24
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
f
38% Oct 31
49% Jim IS
45
Montana Power Co
r
17% Dec 23
22
B
27% Dec 30
49% Mar 28
18% Jan 20
a
367s Mar 24
197b Jan
Moorc-McCorniaek
11% Jan
167b Mar 13
Jan
Monterey
24
Oil
Jan
a
38% Mar 18
Motor
Products
12% Deo 23
28% Jan 11
13
Jan
a
163/4 Jan
Motor
Wheel
19% Dec
32% Jan
19% Jan
3
263A Mar
51% July
12
7
I
47
31
Jan
■
Morrell
(John)
Motorola
6
10
29%
24%
24 74
2474
8,100
3074
3077
30%
\2.200
8%
874
874
87s
3574
36%
3574
20%
21
20%
21
87s
29%
8%
2977
29
2877
2077
2874
28
2974
2074
21
674
/
.
6%
6%
677
6%
6%
.42.%
4177
42%
40%
42 7 7
42
227a
22%
227a
22
21%
5%
28
;
•
12,900
-
674
1,300
8.300
21%
217#
5%
7,100
10,300
2074
4274
21%
3,100
5%
10,700
674
437#
2274
2777
37.000
8-/7
36
42
67 b
674
42%
'
10
♦,
■
57a
7
22
577
5%
72
5%
5%
587*
58
58
58
58
72
71
71
70
70
10%
10 77
107a
1077
1077
*10
187#
19 7b
12%
127a
12?%
rl2%
127a
12%
12%
12%
19
19%
80
*69
6977
IOO
*1077
1077
300
1.500
19%
1977
1377
117a
11%
*1177
12%
*117 a
127a
1277
*677
1277
32
18%
7
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58
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48
48
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4877
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2074
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21
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35
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19
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10
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1474
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1474
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1474
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3
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40
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3974
3974
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3977
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10
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3874
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3874
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3874
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1374
1374
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13
13
13
13
13
1
2577
2574
25%
2574
2574
2577
2574
25
25%
2,100
1,900
No par
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Lines
& Co
Inc
—
Corp„—
Corp
—
...
—
.
1974
1374
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2574
5
18%
1974
1977
2074
1974
8,500
1
3674
377#
3774
3774
37%
3774
3774
377<
37 74
38%
3.800
2474
24%
2374
2474
2274
2374
21
22%
2174
2277
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4277
43
44
437a
43%
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44
43
43
33%
13r;#
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13%
51
51
51%
5274
52
52
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15"#
14%
1577
14%
5,300
Jan
6
207b Mar 26
30% Jan
a
38% Mar 28
18% Deo
16
31
July II
19% Jan
3
2674 Mar 12
37% Dec
31
50
May
1
38
Feb
25
437c Mar 26
Myers
(F E)
10% Dec
31
18% Jaa
«
11
Jan
6
14% Feb
Natco
Corp
—5
1374
1374
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13%
40% Dec 30
8077 Jan
1
43% Jan
a
5377 Mar 10
National
Acme Co.
1
5174
5174
5077
5174
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30
Jan
I
1474 Jan
2
18% Jan
National
Airlines.——
1
15
15
15
1574
15 "a
14
July
9% Jan
2
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America—
& Bros-
1874
10
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
17
30% Deo 13
14% MM 28
76%
9874
30
30
•29%
30
7574
9374
2474
24
78
99
47%
*
Mueller Brass Co
7
24
24^%
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21%
No par
Co
37
35% Feb
37% Not
I
80
23%
dOO
8,500
77
*98
78%
*98
*1774
(The)
shares
II
19% Jan
23%
7777
79%
99
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
17% Jan
28
21% Mar 11
%
7874
*98
Mining & Chemical—
American
4274 Feb
Dec 27
•
10% Oct 32
100
6.700
1,000 lire
6
a
3
387a Jan 13
17
1574
2
Co—
17% Feb
7
18% Feb 25
36% May 11
40% Jab
t
25% Jan M
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29%
—No par
—....
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Montecatini
Dec 23
157b
36%
——-
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Monsanto
,18
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36
•
16
Jan
15%
8%
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21
II
3.200
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36:%
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A
of
7% Jan
Feb
-7,600
874
1577
8%
1.25
36% Jan
r
86 74
67
67
357a
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6% Mar 20
18% Oct
65 74
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36
100
,
31% Mar 28
18
8%
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67
8%
100
—
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874
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78 %
99
297i
—10
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
5% Dec
30% Feb 26
1577
874
8%
6,500
67
l
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Mojud Co
12% Mar 25
6
6
*65%
8%
8%
5
—
preferred—
preferred
4.20 rfc
26
11% Mar 27
15% Jan
1574
77%
No par
Corp
preferred series A——
12% Mar
15% Dec 23
.
'
67
*14%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Moljasco industries Inc common
5
Mar 14
62
*65
23
„.
Missouri-Kan-Tex
24
2
2
17%
8677
2.50
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
5
67s Jan
10
17 7#
86
8%
1
Corp
6% Mar 19
Jan
17%
86%
*98
Paper
Light
Maid
Mission
Jan
17%
86
8; a
No par
—
Minute
4% Jan
8674
17%
87%
8%
229
900
•
167#
1277
4
52
li%.Apr 12
72% May l
83% Apr 23
17
Apr 16
24% Apr II
23% Jan
•
'
8574
17
16%
2174
43% Mar 27
21
44% Jan 31
30
4% Dec
17%
8674
1
1.50
1
\
V
30
1674
1277
Feb
2
4% Jan
«
30
30
20%
$4
8% Mar 24
30% Jan 13
f
65% Mar
4% Oct 22
30% Dec 30
*297#
29%
200
2,400
13
6
307s Feb
84
2074
<fe
27
*82 77
1974
Power &
26% Oct 22
84
39
127a
Minnesota
2
Jan 10
*8273
84
39
12%
Minnesota
18% Jan
39
20
16
43% May 27
377s May 23
29%
3977
3877
33
127#
28
37
30
*32 7#
19%
Jan
2
30
4177
32 74
19%
98% Mar 28
25
30
4174
32 74
13 7b
25% Jan
Feb
30
4174
19 74
31
47s Jan
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11,600
4277
33
137b
2
31
84
19,900
417#
19%
21% Jan
27% Jan
39%
40 Vb
83
28%
13%
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
60% May 24
17% Dec 30
Shares
23
28%
197#
14
22
*3277
2774
29
*.13 74
J«n
13
the Week
Minn St Paul <fc S3 Marie—No par
Minn Mining & Mfg com—
No par
93
17
FridayMar. 28
Thursday
Mar. 27
Minneapolis «fc St Louis Ry„No par
98% Feb 26
Feb
41%
41 77
33
397a
.__25
15
4% Dec
407a
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847a
100
17
32% Oct
33
407a
:
Feb
25
.
>
40%
32 7a
2874
30
40%
preferred
conv
28%
84%
common
L
31
_100
—10
—_
preferred
20% Dec 30
'
Sales for
PRICES
Mar. 26
—5
.
Minneapolis Moline Co
88% Sep
58
>
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. ;»r>
40%
•
1
Minneapolis-Honey well Reg
3
8172 Feb
73% Feb 25
9
Feb
14
__10
Minerals «fc Chem Corp of Amer„
88% Mar 13
117s Jan
July 25
July
2172 Feb
Inc
Inc
5V-t'fo
11
17
21% July 12
101
24
307c Mar 20
7
Utilities
Midland-Ross Corp common
13% Jan
1
11
Mar 10
29%
5
Enterprises
2
59
25% Mar
«
Monday
Mar. 24
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
%
South
Midland
17
91% May 31
31
Middle
24
Jan
76
18% Mar
31
Copper
7% Jan
8
1
July
131
73% Jan 29
7% Dec
78
40
25% Oct 21
YORK
EXCHANGE
I
24% Feb
60% J10
31
NEW
Highest
Lowest
4.
1874
187#
*417 a
1974
19%
19%
400
N
9% Dec
24
2074 Oct
22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Deo
1
Dec
30
15% Jan
1
9% Jan
70% Jun
4
50% Jan
24% May 22
19% Jan
50% July 11
33% Mar 11
3274 Jan
3774 Jan
1274 Mar 26
17
Jan
142 Va Aug 18
9% Nov 14
46% Feb
166
-
12
1874 Dec 23
30
Feb
12
33
Jun
20
13% Dec
19
23 % Jan
23% Mar
National
Automotive
8
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
i31
6
41% Jan
6
Jan
168
15877 Mar 26
Jan
20
1%
National
Can
58 Vb Mar 25
National
2
23% Feb
7
National
2
37% Feb
14
National
7
44% Mar 28
National
National
13'/a Jan
I
15% Jan
20% Jan
2
23 77 Mar 24
86 Va Jan
1
94
1
Fibres
31
474%
11%
12 Va
11%
9,400
2O**4
257#
25%
3.800
46%
4777
46%
47%
15877
15877
158%
15977
160
11%
32,000
5774
11%
57%
57%
11,600
1177
1177
11%
1177
12 74
2574
25%
25 77
25%
25%
2574
467#
47 74
46%
4774
4677
47%
100
15977
15977
15877
158%
Corp
10
1074
1074
10%
107#
10%
12 '
11%
12
5
5774
5777
57%
58 7#
5774
58
57
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2274
22 74
221
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227 a
1
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3477
3474
347#
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5
427#
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42%
43 7#
43
14
2377
1377
227#
23%
937a
92%
93
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19%
20
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46%
47%
—
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Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
Department Stores
i
5
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pl'd series of 1951
14
5
100
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23 7'»
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161
a
14
8,000
22
21%
22
3477
34%
10,600
447a
34%
43%
37
4377
44%
12,400
22
34 74
'
43 77
14
23
14
22%
14
227#
13%
',
22
22
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13%
25%
1174
5
—*
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14%
11%
1
common—_
Natl Distillers & Chem
Mar 12
77
10
Inc
Corp
Co
Cash
1
101% Apr
preferred
Mar 26
12
28% May 21
19% Oct 22
77 V* Oct 22
3
27
47 74 Mar 14
2
36
4
23
-
93
*92
93
1,300
,
13%
13%
22%
23
92
1,100
15.200
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92;
\
1777 Jan
19% Jan 2B
id% Oct
aa
2
20
35V« oct
22
46
July
«
42
Jan
2
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
95
July
8
85% Mar 20
:
86% Oct
21
138
14377 Aug 20
12477 Aug 23
165
Dec
13
158
139
Jan
23
13577 Jan
12% Apr 12
2177 Dec 30
1477 Dec
Mar 24
102% Feb
23
14277 Jan
7
5
16777 Jan
Mar 25
22
1577 Sep
4
13% Jan
7
15
4
22% Jan
2
2677 Feb
2177 July II
18'
8077 Jan
Mar
National Lead Co
7%
6%
Natl Malleable
16% Mar 12
Jan
6
49
Feb
24
56% Jan
13
35% Mar 10
17
bl
Jan
9
3477 Jan
13
36% Jan
2
44
NOV
29
42% Jan
2
Dec
17
977 Sep
16
7% Jan
May 17
14% Jan 11
777 Jan
877 Feb
12% Jan
27
5% Jan
20
11
6% Dec 30
8% Oct
23
8
4% Dec 23
13
10
Dec
Jan
11
4% Jan
1677 Feb
NOT 20
I
9
1377 Jan
23
14% Feb
4
25% Dec
19
33% Jan
18
13
85
26
7777 Feb
Nov
14
•
76
Oct
17
36% Dec
17
Jan
87
22
Oct 30
66% Nov 13
Feb
Dec
10% Jan
14% Jan
l
85
31
13077 May 20
4277 Dec
6
,,
2
37% Feb
44% Jan
12
U
S
Natomas
4
24
10
Inc
Inc—
New
York
York
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
Jan
29
16
97% Jan
30
$5
Brake———
4% Deo
14
Dec
24
17
Jan
IB
31
41% Jan
14
5477 Jan
4
3877 Dec
18% Oct 11
5% Jan
2
1477 Jan
2
Feb
9
Feb
22
Jan
7277 Sep
3
26% Oct 22
63
Nov
69
87
31% Mar
12
74
July 29
72
Apr
81
Jan
Common
44
Mar 19
Common
79% Jan
85
Mar 18
$3.75
1
29% Jan
33% Feb
28
21
73% Jan
73% Jan
9
N
Jan
30
76 % Jan
86% Apr
11
81
17
90
28
89% Jan
98% Aug 20
18% Dec
108
31
Jan
Dec
9
5477 Feb
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
I
22
39% Jan
2
20% Oct
4
49
Pec
96
18
2
8^p 27
107
100% Nov 12
110
32% Not 19
13% Oct 29
Mar
Dec
33% Jan
Norfolk
North
Jan
15
110
Mar
13
5.80%
3
4074 Mar 25
1
87
Jan
13
90% Feb
II
87
Jan;
7
18% Mar 21
83% Jan 23
2
6
92
Feb
Feb
~
90% Jan
8
93% Mar
22% Jan
2
24% Jan
9
4
10% Jan
2
25 % "Deo
31
1474 Mar 27
2574 Jan 21
357* Mar 20
16 7
.
4.6%
.
16
16 77
86
7977
8077
7874
79%
397#
39%
387#
39%
38%
387#
18%
1877
1974
.
16
1677
8777
-i
78
•3,400
1677
86
7777
7877
76%
3874
8777
16
86
120
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16
86
16 Vb
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a
500
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.
3874
3877
9.600
38%
.20
6;200
187#
1377
1874
1877
18%
2,200
13%
1377
137#
1377
13%
17,800
197#
1974
1977
19%
20
11,6.00
par
*90
100
*90
100
*90
100
*90
100
*90
100
50
190
240
*190
240
*190
240
*190
240
*190
240
5%
1574
15%
15%
1577
15%
15%
1577
1577
1577
15%
2.100
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26%
267#
2677
28
2677
2777
267a
2774
26%
26%
3,000
4377
4374
4274
4377
43%
43%
4377
43%
43%
44
847#
84
84
84:%
84%
85
85
85
33
3277
33
33%
33
33%
3277
327#
75 74
7377
73 77
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3277
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2
25
common
25
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1
:
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77
574
574
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900
6
5774
26%
1
18
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-
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83
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93
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93
106%
106
106
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20
77
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2774
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79
100
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82%
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93
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00
33
56%
2074
20
2074
20%
2074
1.300
327#
33%
33 74
3377
3.200
5774
22%
5674
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56%
56 %
56%
3,500
22%
2277
2277
100
2674
2774
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26%
2774
18
18
18
18
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39
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109
3774
110
3974
110
37%
400
20
7,500
350
110
3874
34,400
1877
9.400
(Minn)—
preferred series—
—^
5%
93
—100
preferred
Norwich Pliarmacal Co
574
6
8274
100
Co
preferred
preferred
33
*22
—50
Co_.
100
100
100
$4.11 preferred series—
100
$4.16 preferred series—:
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc——
1
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
7
4
26.
7377
wj7
1377
Capital Corp—-
\_$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
5
17 % Jan
page
7877
81%
100
Cohunon
.\ $3760
27
28% Feb
see
7877
8777
100
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
91 77 Mar 18
footnotes
American
577%
Feb
P*>t
7877
8077
*85
No par
com
Ry
27
3274 Jan
6
Western
Gas
107
Fab
&
Natural
16
.
7877
1974
Adjustment preferred-
Northern
Feb
247b Feb 24
78
1,400
1877
1
24
106
31
78
\
Corp—
) Nopco Chemical Co_.
53% Jan
2,
6
July 12
28%
78
700
10%
*2877
14
—100
Rv
90
38
10%
28%
20
No par
Central
II
.
Gas
Northern
Jan
:
10%
28%
100
*___
Northeast
,104
I
*10%
13%
Niagara Share Corp
,
9
92
Feb
1077
2877
19%
preferred
31
10
92
'State Electric
20
Jan
70% Oct
1
15% Oct 32
•% Oct n
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
10 7 7
2877
14%
series A.
Jan
77% Jan
77% Not 14
5',4
187/a Jan
88
I
1077
29
2074
Mar 21
Oct
15%
1077
28%
2,300
207#
Shipbuilding Corp
70
Mar 20
16% Jan
*7777
1077
2974
2077
92
4
29
2074
17% Jun 11
82
Feb 14
Not
*10%
5
77% Not 13'
66
1377
*10572
8
49% May 31
13%
10577
3
47% Jan
13%
105 "4
22
20
58% May 20
13%
100
61% Feb
15 74 Jan
13%
preferred
23% Jan
25% Feb
4
*13%
5.25%
3
66
Jan
137#
6
25
24% July 17
*13%
Feb
Jan
79
14% Dec 24
65% Dec 27
13%
82
6
600
530^
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6
1,300
5%
100
Mar
15,100
9
8
11
*577
100
36
8
5%
preferred
2174 Feb
8%
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preferred
3
3
5%
3.90%
2
8%
11
577
4.10%
18"% Jan
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577
23
31% Jan
8
8
5%
24
108
877
877
11
5%
Jan
4
Oct 22
51% Dec 11
,
York
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred
16
8
*10%
5#'0
93% Jan
86
10
10472 Mar
25% July 18
3977 May 17
70% Jan
S
29
8077 Jan
Mar
Y
8%
9
87#
11
No par
Preferred
New
~
8%
8
10%
Haven & Hartford Co—
38% Jan
13
8
11
4,100
19%
New
11
8%
"
600
8,900
36%
507#
13%
non-cum preferred—-No
&J* Harlem RR Co—
31
16
g%
g
3677
50%
1874
Y
1
Oct
5077
5
Y
31
Nov
78
3674
5077
York Dock—
2577 Mar 17
-
32% Oct 30
3677
51
15
N
17
31% Jan
367#
50%
*
No par
Central
N
200
36
51
Mining
New
Jan
36%
5077
100
23% Feb
96
3677
*10%
1.600
13.100
51
33%
50%
5077
*3377
15%
50%
36%
5077
3377
*1577
33%
5077
50%
3377
1,200
1
.
2177 Feb 14
1674 Jan 20
180
IS
5177
34
51
3377
No par
common
2
Mar 11
*15%
5077
60
3,100
,
1
2
Mar 28
15%
1477
25
3377
1
3
103
xl5%
16
1477
23
5177
1
—
1374 Mar
351
*15%
14%
24
-
337
a
8,300
10
14%
50%
1
17% Jan
11
142
141
10,500
-
23
-
2377
3677
1
Co—
19
13
16
*•
5
-
Fibre
;
15%
1
a
5
29% Jan
Dec
*140
141
142
15877
14%
36% July 25
Dec
330
2477
28
98
159
*141
142
-
19%
1587-7
14%
23
190
159
19%
159
24
11
New
19.900
14%
Radiator.
Air
88
247
Corp.;..,
10
Newport News Ship
Dry Dock—1
5
87%
14%
30
Jan
88
24
17 Va Dec
10
877/7
1477'
18
July 29
8877
25
1377 Deo
Deo
95
147,7
Electric System
1
New Jej'sey Pr & Lt Co 4%.\ pfd-100
16
4.774
24%
Co
Newmont
46%
93
*1587'7
158
*141
47%
95
1
New England
3
*
1977
47
95
19%
Cast-No par
.
Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred
158
8777
887#
19%
4774
96
46%
*95
9(5
8777
142
Corp
—
Theatres
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros
88% Jan
6
87% Mar 24
14
*141
*95
159
100
National Vulcanized
10
1674 Mar
.
Feb 19
Jan
68
159
No par
National
7
7977 Jan
88
100
Steel
National
Mar 25
3077 Mar
14
8777
No par
National Tea Co
11% Feb
2677 Jan
71
19
14% Mar
5
National Sugar Ref Co—
National Supply (The) Pa_
4
9% Jan
7
Feb
38
47
96
National Shares Corp.
Steel Corp
;
5177 Mar 21
20
46%
*9277
common
Service
&
19%
1
No par
National
6
30% Dec
10
.
common—
preferred B—
National Linen
5
15
Co..—
preferred A
7
30% Jan
3
37% Mar 11
Gas
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred—
Mar 19
47% Jan
4977 Deo 17
29% Not 22
,
National Fuel
47% Mar 25
Aug 22
84
25
1.25
*89
*8977
90
*89
*92
94
*92
2274
12%
*2474
35
2374
13
24l7
3574
23
1874
78
90
1877
*7674
90
220
78
60
90
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8777
*8677
87%
*8677
91
•87%
91
*8774
91
*8774
91
94
*92
94
*92
760
87%
897* ' 89%
90
_
90
23%
23
-
■
.
94
92%
9277
2374
2274
2374
22 V#
23
14 7a
137*
13%
127#
13%
1274
12%
13 7b
*2474
247a
•2414
24%
♦24%
2477
*24 V#
3574
35%
35 77
357#
35%
.
.50
8,800
f
9,700
24%
3574
.
.10
35
25
5,300
Number 5729
Volume 187
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1451)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
''
Year 1907
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 24
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 25
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
Friday
the Week
Mar. 28
-
Shares
o
42% Oct 22
527/a May 9
101% Mar 18
83% Oct 24
13
99% Feb
12
7
91
Jan
27
3.90%
Jan
14
103
Jan
17
4.56%
96
Jan
8
101
Feb
11
4.44%
29
4
28% Jan
13
23% Mar 25
9
45% Mar 28
Oklahoma
17% Jan
6
17% Mar 24
07
Jan
15
28 % Mar
-
7
61% July 11
13% Jan 11
92
Jan
28
26% Jan
7
95
43% Feb
2
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
27% Jun 11
20Ta Jan
*
75
Apr
a
-13% Dec 30
^89
Nov
6
66
Jan
3
82% Mar
Feb
24
3
66% July 25
59-
Jan
94
Feb
Nov
13
104
Nov
12
43
liar is
25% Jan
-Nov
18
•6
Jan
87
Jan
'
17
7
2
18
Oct 31
16% Jan 31
8Ta Dec 23
.1
17% Jan 22
7% Jan
9% Jan
68
Mar 28
98
2
83
Jan
7
44% Mar 21
7
86
Mar 27
.13% Jan
7
34
26 % Mar 13
102
26
37% Feb
Jan
Mar 26
52% Mar 11
4
13
68
50% Oct 21
79
'
9
16% July 15
-
4
9% Jan 30
40% Jan 13
iHW Oct 21
19
29% Mar 28
35% Mar 28
7 % Jan.
Feb
Mar 12
30% Mar 25
93
2
Mar 10
9% Jan
17
4%
*87%
100
:
100
*97%
No par
Elec
&
97%
100
32%
^
Gas
52%
100
..
.
preferred-^
12
.
.
Ohio Oil Co
39% Jan
3
Jan
38% Oct 22
18
preferred
preferred
."
.A.___I
preferred
preferred^-
14
18
39-%rI>ec 19
35-%Nov
4.40%
44% Jun
Oct 21
■8-Hh July 24
22% Oct 22
64
Ohio Edison Co common.:
44% Jan
1614 Sep 26
Deo 30
Dec 30
9
24
98
Jan
103% Mar
28% Dec 30
■3-
94% Jan
84% Jan
54% Feb
1
89
85%.Nov 12
35
14
99% Mar 25
'76%-Jun 27
851k Nov
50% Jan
Co
•101
10
com
100
.
33%
33%
33%
32,700
45
45 Va
45'A
.4,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
95
X95
95
29%
29%
29
37%
8%
8%
"75%
51%
52%
51%
25
25%
24%
,
94%
13%
"44%
44
66%
_15
common
30
30
Pacific
,
97
•12%
43%
66%
30%
67%
30%
30%
92%
*91%
5
5
*9
13%
13%
13%
26% Jan
1
11
9
11%
18% Jan
*10%
18% Jan
17
5% preferred
25
♦18
Coast Co common
Jan
2
50% Mar 12
22
Pacific Finance
•1% Jun
13
47% Jan
2
54
Mar 21
Pacific
33% Sep 25
40% Dec
Gas & Electric..
13
40% Jan
2
44
Mar
6
Pacific
9
20% Feb
Lighting Corp
21
Mar 25
Pacific
Mills
7
117% Jan
Pacific
•
4
Oct
132
Dec
Oct
'
39% Oct
26*% Jun
22
12
17% Dec 27
Apr 10
19 % Jan
6
23% Jan 31
S
30 % Jau
10
22% Sep 20
Sep
3
28% May 14
May 31
25
Feb
Jan
2
2
13% Jan
9
15% Jan
28
Oct 22
2% Dec 30
35 % Feb
14
25
40% Jan
23
7
31
4
26% Mar
5
26% Feb
7
23% Jan
30% Feb
20
3% Jan
4% Jan
28
Patino
'5%
conv
Penick
&
common
Jan
95
Jan
2
100% Mar 20
7
11% Feb
28
13% Jan
17
Feb 25
28% Jan
7
32% Feb
6
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug 2
98% Mar 28
37
20% Jun
11% Dec 30
22% Jan
28% Dec
35
19
35% Dec 23
32V4Dec
11
16%. Oct 21
45 % Feb 25
92
Oct
25
10% Dec 20
2% Dec 27
42% Feb
34% Oct
Nov
11
76% Nov 14
87
.94
Aug 26
18
Nov
21% Oct 22
11
Oct
10
14
101 % Mar 28
14% Jan
3
15 % Mar 25
3
53
3% Jan '30
65% Mar 24
92
Jan
7
37
Jan
22
40% May 21
37% Jan
6
21
Feb
Jan
89
Jan
94% Jan
102% Jan
3
27% Jan
22
Jan
18% Apr 15
•8% Jan 16
21
46
Dec
12
Nov
13
32
Feb
12
74% Jan
'.2
79% Feb 19
63% Jan
4
35% Nov 13
9
Oct
22
13% Jan
94% Jan 21
3
11 Vb Mar 25
64% Mar 21
53% Mar 13
75
Jan
89
Mar 18
»|ar 12
Jan
29
86
36% Feb
7% Jan
27
42% Jun
2
16
8% Mar 20
common
preferred
3.80%
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Pitts Coke
2
19% Feb
3
6
87% Feb
7
7
90% Mar
3
29% Nov 19
30% Jan
13
33% Feb
6
14% Dec 30
20% May 16
14% Jan
8
Nov 11
Jun
25
14% Dec 30
64
Oct
8
150
Jun
12
150
Feb
6
16% Mar 11
31% Jun 21
85% Jan 10
6% Dec 23
8% July 18
140
15% Jan
67 % Feb
2
Jan
22
19% Feb
131% Mar 20
4
78
25
Mar 19
6% Jan
2
7% Feb
4
14
Dec
30
37% Jan
4
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
16
60
Dec
24
•0% Feb
7
62
Jan
2
68% Feb
3
67
Dec
23
85
23
69
Jan
3
74
10
Dec
11
29% July 25
115
Dec
3
135
44% Oct 22
84
08% Oct 21
117
14
Feb
12
22% Dec 19
30
Nov
14
15% Dec
30
-10% Jun 24
44% Jun 21
Jan
Mar 29
118
Feb
27
22% Feb
19% Mar 24
Feb
5
122
25
Feb
13
Jun
18
39% Jan
49
Mar 13
Jun
20
69
Jan
10
80
Jan
21% Dec
2
19% Jan
31
25
Mar 28
38
Jun
7
21% Mar 20
63% Dec
10
26% Jan
29
16
5%
$4
preferred
$5
51
45 Va
45%
101% 102
23 Va
22%
51%
51%
65%
31%
•31%
43
43%
43 %
44
16,800
35%
35%
36
36
570
22%
23
22%
*51%
52
51%
•100 Va
101
102
•100%
*90
91%
3%
63%
3%
3%
63 %
3%
3%
3,200
•99%
45
44%
QQ
97%
105
♦103%
34
33%
39'/a
39%
62%
39 Va
39
22
22
104
104
105%
92
91%
91%
91%
22
98
•97
98%
♦103
104%
•103
33%
33%
15 Va
16%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
63 Va
63%
64
64
63
63
51'A
52
50%
51%
49%
51 Va
39%
22
105%
105%
92
•91
97
16%
•63
16
•63
50%
48%
♦85
88
•85
87 %;-
87
*85
87
•84%
87
•84%
37%
38%
8%
8%
8%
97
•93
97
♦95
48%
48%
*
48%
96
•94
38
8%
•95
48%
48 %
<
96
*94
1
39%
22
92
7,200
500
-
210
105%
13C
■
98%
16%
89
38%
20
33,300
104%
34%
*85
19,400
44%
•97
64
49 Va
63%
101
•103
34 Va
89
8%
♦91
43%
104%
33%
34
♦99%
45%
22
97
105
62 Va
101
39%
22
106
37%
40
400
3%
101
97%
17,900
51%
101 Va
4,700
44%
33%
22%
51%
101%
15%
62%
♦103%
22%
51% 4
102
15%
♦99%
91%
22%
600
31%
15%
64%
39%
31%
15%
47
*21%
31%
15%
99%
•104
99%
11%
15%
63%
22
105%
410
46 Va
46
39%
105
28,600
43%
99%
47%
220
11%
11%
42%
3%
101
99%
11%
99%
11 Va
31%
15%
3%
99%
99%
•35%
23%
3%
3,200
102%
11%
51%
15 Va
400
45%
101%
102
52 Va
45%
99
31%
15%
101
102
•51
•85
210
35 Va
13,400
16%
68,300
64%
120
49%
28,700
87
87
84%
84%
100
38%
38'A
38 Va
3»%
38%
67,200
8%
8%
8%
9%
8%
1,400
•95%
97
91
♦98%
48%
96
48%
48
X95%
48%
95 Va
•94
97
48%
2,600
800
96%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
59%
59%
59
59%
60
60 Va
59%
60%
60%
60 %
1,500
18%
•18 Va
18%
1,100
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
*18%
18%
*84%
87%
,*84%
87%
*84%
87%
•84%
87%"
•84 Va
*89
92
92
*89
92
•89
92
•89
6,000
87 Va
No par
-
92
*89
18%
31
4,500
14 V*
14%
2,700
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
l'/o guaranteed preferred
100
•135%
145
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt..,
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%
1st series prior
convertible
:
48
May 20
:
33% Mar 11
2
28% Feb 25
$1.40
Sep 11
92
Feb
27
85% Jan
93
18
4.08%
Nov 10
•2
Mar IS
89% Jan
10
92% Feb
5
4.18%
Feb 1
91% Feb
26
96
Jan
28
4.30%
Public Serv Elec & Gas
18 Va
18'A
13%
2,800
74%
75%
74%
75
74'A
75%
74%
74%
73
74%
11,100
7%
2,700
•135%
133%
145
133%
•135%
145
80
132%
7%
7 Va
7%
15%
15%
15 >/b
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
65
65%
64
65
•64
65%
•64
65 Va
•63%
65%
*70
72
70
70
*69
71
•69
71
69%
69%
19%
19 Va
19%
*19%
19%
•19%
20
•19%
20
•116 %
123
•116%
123
7'A
.
100
19%
100
*116%
*
123
116 %
47
7%
15%
123
•116%
7%
7%
123
46
46
*76%
79
76%
76%
24
24%
23 Va
23%
22%
23
22 Va
23
22 '/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
61%
59%
48
*76 %
75
62
1
7%
7%
48%
•76%
79
63 Va
60
47%
45%
79
46%
61
61%
45%
15
4,500
10O
300
1,500
45%
4,100
•76%
79
100
21 y8
25
14,900
-
•23 Va
60%
62%
23%
4,700
61%
62,600
..10
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
18
18
18
18
18 Va
18%
1,900
..10
24 Va
24 Va
24
24 Va
23%
24%
24
24
24
24
2,500
59%
59%
59
59%
59
59%
59 Va
59%
58%
59%
4,800
47
47'A
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
4,800
32%
28
33 Va
32%
33
32%
33
33
33
32%
33 Va
28
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
28'A
12,700
1,400
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
2
18'A
5
Procter & Gamble
9
132%
18%-
2.50
.
4
20% Jan
133%
18%
1
preferred
60% Mar
29% Jan
133 Va
19
100
pfd
Polaroid Coip.
Poor & Co
42% Jan
133%
18%
1
Pittston Co (The* common
$3.50
145
*132
19
10
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Plough Ino
Plymouth Oil Co
*135%
133%
100
preferred class A
5%%
145
*132
18%
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
*135 %
1.25
Pitts Metallurgical Inc..
31
com
10
No par
div
preference com__No par
preferred
100
preferred
preferred
100
1
*90
*90
91%
•90
91%
•90
91 Va
•90
92
*90
92
•90
•90
91 Va
92
91%
"lo
92
92
•90
93%
94
94
95
95
95
39%
38%
39
39
39%
39%
39%
78%
79
•78
80
•78
80
100
92 %
92%
92%
92%
No par
39%
79%
39%
38%
.
92
-
'
350
.
*
Public Serv Co of Indiana
9
37
Jan
2
39% Mar 14
79% Mar 19
75
Jan
10
80% Mar 13
3%%
preferred
100
Mar
preferred
preferred
preferred
..25
25
May
94% Feb
4
23
6
24% Jan
10
4.32%
39% Feb
«
21% Mar 11
23% Feb
4
4.16%
Feb
7
9% May 15
113
Mar
117
7
5% Jan
67% Jan
8
80% May 22
88% Apr 24
48% Jun 7
20% Jan
7
43% Jan
29
Feb
25
Jan
16
8% Jan 23
2
5
Aug
For footnotes see page 26.
51
45'A
30%
Jan
Oct 22
52%
45%
45%
102%
15
4
20
51
45 Va
102
31%
55
29% Nov 14
2,100
53
•51
45%
14%
Dec
43 % Dec 31
52 Va
31
77
i
52 >/a
15%
57
72
52%
31%
Potomac Electric Power Co
118
52%
31
4
1
53%
14%
Feb
liar
52%
15%
6
4% Oct 22
54%
31%
32% Feb
64
53%
15%
81
-
55
1,700
31%
99
20% Sep
4
19% Sep 26
202% Sep 12
13,300
15%
24% Mar
40
13%
32
65% Mar 19
Feb
13%
15%
20 % Jan
7
13%
31%
2
93
13%
1
2
23
13%
1
10
14
13%
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
22% Jan
49% Feb
13%
15
common__10
preferred
16% Jan
24
33% Oct 22
65
Oct 11
Chem Co
43% Jan
37% Oct 22
81% Oct
&
convertible
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
24% Jun 28
28% Jun
13 Va
2
11
31
5,200
13 3A
1
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
30
87%
101%
25
14,200
15%
86 Va
•IOO
No par
3%
15%
43
..^.100
common
preferred.^
6,000
15%
35%
*85
29%
87
42%
*84
Pillsbury Mills Inc
33A
26%
85
31%
.J.00
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp ©om_,^-l
4
10
27
15%
35%
64%
29%
85
31%
42%
3%
3%
•25
15%
35
22%
4
•26
29%
84%
42
513A
29%
15
35
100
16% Jan
82% Jan
84% Jan
3Ta
4
5
preferred
3.00% aeries preferred..
60% Mar 26
134
31%
3
4%
26
Mar 26
26%
100
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
52% Feb
93
27
•25
29%
33 Va
15 Va
1
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Pitney-Bowes Inc.
98% May 10
46% Jan
7
♦26
26%
29%
29%
34 Va
400
9,700
84%
100
17% Mar 26
82% Dec
26
•25
26%
33%
1,100
3Vu*
15
100
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
2
139
11%
100
Jan
24
45%
26
26%
•22
84%
*
52
♦51
5
$1 conv preference com
14
7
3%
34%
_.l
(conv)
49% Feb
15% Oct 22
-54%
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l
95 % Mar 27
3
4
13%
No par
Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co..
6
Mar
29 Va
15%
85%
5
Petroleum
3
96
•25
34
100
Jan
21
3%
15%
85
33 %c
96
Oct
26'/a
29 Va
•3
34%
25
common
90
3
•25
26%
•25
-29%
i
34%
10
22%
100
preferred
42% Jan
82% Dec 31
i
.
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
11% Oct 21
3,400
34%
♦25
No par
Eastern Ry Co
9
44
300
33%
34
45
♦22
12
96% Jan
Mar
22 Va
22%
34
*43%
100
44% Jan
May 6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
•22
22%
33%
9%
22%
99%
94
4
9%
22 Va
22%
*3
11%
36% Jun 26
Nov
9
10
88
18'/a
9%
39%
57% Jan
18 Va
3
9Va
*21%
12% Jan
18%
3
9%
No par
100
43
18%
3%
9
No par
31
18'/a
3%
Phila
Mar 14
900
18%
Mar 12
35% Mar 28
17,000
193A
3%
Feb
105
74%
19%
18%
9%
46%
100% Jan
10
3
21% Apr 22
74
19%
18%
12'/a
Co
74%
•19%
18%
100%
Electric
73%
19%
19%
♦100
4.40%
74%
74
19%
100
preferred
8,600
75%
series preferred
2nd
100
33%
19%
4.40%
4%
95 Va
33 Va
73%
3%
lo
Pennsylvania RR
Pfizer
" 42 Va
95%
34
•95
19%
102%
Co
41 Va
97
33%
97
75%
*99%
7
•95
600
45
100
03% Feb
97
102
% %
180
-
45
..12.50
6
*94
100
4
100
' 940
48
22
6
106
97
preferred
Pet Milk
8,200
-
34%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
105% Mar 24
134
4,300
11,400
33%
40
9
Feb
Mar 19
133%
"
53%
34
47% Mar 24
6
99
100
2
23
38% Oct
67% Nov
28
2
53% Dec 23
68
Jan
13
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
104% Feb 19
21
19% Aug 14
92
Jan
Jan
135
4% %
Peoria
Jan
2
Corp.:
Mar 28
63% Jan
10
37% Dec 23
Chemicals
Jan
49% Jan
7
Pennsalt
44
50
135
9%
10
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
23 Va Mar
95
123%
9%
40
(The)
37
65 % July 15
97
Feb 25
12
85% Sep
6% Aug
7
Corp
2
7
24%
123'A
•3%
No par
1
32% Mar 11
29
•23%
123%
50
44
19%
l
$1.60 convertible preferred
19% Jan
2
24%
122%
•23
43%
74%
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Jab
*23 %
23
41%
25
$1.30 preferred
Penn-Dixic Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
45% Jan
101
24%
123%
134 Va
25
Peninsular Telephone—$1.32 preferred
Pennroad
6
43%
40%
3.50
3
86% Nov
43 Va
1
Penney (J C) Co
7
43%
5
;
Ford
7
46% Jan 27
43%
'
prior preferred
27
102% Mar
43 Va
41
33%
1
Transportation__-_No par
Feb
2
53%
40%
•94
100
Coirp
Mines & Enterprises.
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
2
49%
53 %
14,200
90
97% Jan
49%
53 Va
42%
15% Feb
41% Jan
49%
53%
42
17
9
•18%
49%
53%
41%
50
4'A
14%
No par
1
13% J^n
50% Jan
Jan
19%
49%
53Va
41%
preferred
13% Jan
106
♦18%
49%
12,700
82% Jan
38% Oct 22
.'9<M4vOct 28
19%;
19%
49%
4%
8
7
•18%
*18%
X53 %
14%
2
70% July 12
64% July 19
24
19
400
14 Va
85% Mar 13
Jan
2,600
*4Va
16
52% Mar
400
9
13%
11
4%
14%
21
67
9
13%
•10%
14 Va
27
13
9
13%
11
*4Va
Jun
Jan
13 Va
4%
Nov 26
49
*8%
9
92%
14%
12% Oct
46% Dec 30
*92
2,600
4%
75
48% NOV 20
92%
6,200
29
14%
11
July
*91 %
•10%
4%
♦18
3% Jan
9% Mar 21
.
13%
14%
Parmelee
19% Mar
28
11
4%
Jan
2
28%
13%
14%
53
9
31
19%
*45
6
x28%
11
4%
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co......
2-50
2 % Jan
7% Jan
2
,
1,900
"
14%
7
15% Jan
12% Jan
,
13%
1
3
6
"
98
li
.1
Jan
Mar 21
63
Xl33%
Paramount Pictures
Jan
67
*97
135 %
7
76
*8%
9
66%
97%
135
38% Feb
21
92%
6,600
66%
135%
51
21
•91%
92%
42%
-
2
19% Feb 24
26% Jan
2
22% May
4% Jan 24
30%
2,330
13%
42'A
135%
100
30% Jan
Mar
29%
%
43%
97%
66%
30%
66%
-
.
123%
preferred
4%
29%
"
♦12%
42%
123%
42
30% Dec 31
22
2.% Oct 21
7% Dec 27
21
11
45% Mar 29
63% Deo n
Jan
30
13
43%
123%
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
44
95% Mar 28
66%
30%
..
123%
27
2
8
43
123%
14
Jan
•12%
.
Telep & Teleg common__100
15% Jan
Jan
*12%
100 Va
,
23
3
90
100 Va
13
100%
100
•
13
170
23
12% Jan
37
90,600
102
23%
101%
23%
*22%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
16
23 %
24%
20,400
-
No par
4
May 17
9,300
24
23%
9
43%
5% Feb
86% Jan
52 %
52%
43%
27
95
77%
51%
43%
13
17
9
8%
51%.
52
43%
106,609
x77%
79
100
36%
9
79
51%
:
35%
79
•78
77%
24%
4,000
No par
;
Feb
6'h
9%
8%
9%
70
29%
53%
Jan
138% Mar 12
1,500
29%
.
53%
4
14% Dec 30
24% Jun
7
8%
37%
37 Va
•49%
131
38% Jun 24
142% Feb
126% Mar
8%
29%
36%
52%
,1
.
-
29%
96
25
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
22
84% July 23
28
2
*94
_io
127% Mar 12
12% Oct 22
36
Jun
Corp
37%
>
■*
30%
*91%
...No par
96
29%
29
37%
8%
76
96 %
*12%
1
•94
"*
38%
100
.
93%
Nov 19
112% Oct 22
119% Oct 23
10
50
33%
17-
23
100%
45
Amer Fisheries Inc..
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
33% Jan
*98%
17%
Pacific
19
100 Va
99%
44%
27
13 ya Nov
•98 Va
*97%
99%
170
33%
13% Mar 24
40
102%
44%
12 % Jan
8
*100%
33%
10% Feb W
43% Apr
102%
6.10O
-
X17%
2
43% Oct
*100%
98
89
33%
Jan
33% Jan 21
101
101
*97%
*87
44%
27
17
52%
97%
89
17%
Nov 18
2
51%
97%
*87 Va
44
•17%
lft
'
52 'A
98
95
43%
75%
preferred
Paper Co
preferred
52%
52%
89
32%
32%
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co' com....6.25
$5
52
97%
*87%
103
*97%
6.25
preferred.
!
Fiberglas Corp.
Oxford
99%
37%
_
4%
*101
17%
"29
Outboard Marine Corp.......
30c
Outlet Co
No par
Overland Corp (The
l
Corning
87%
103
93%
Oklahoma Natural Gas....;
7.50
Oiin Mathieson Chemical
Corp
.5
Oliver Corp common
l
Owens
98
'
preferred.....;
■4% % convertible
Otis Elevator
98
87%
17%
"
4.24%
52%
97%
89
53%
43%
20
.
52-%
72
Feb
21
28% Mar 17
-
49% Jan 30
34% Mar 25
4.20%
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75
100
com
5
preferred
.No par '*
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10"
Pullman Inc
Nq par ;
Pure Oil (The)
i
5
7,900
110
80
•79
81
*22
23%
♦22
23%
•22
23%
•22
23%
•22
23%
*22
23
•22
23
*22
23%
•22
23
•22
23
117
117
•115
•115
120
•115
120
*115%
8
71
28
118
8%
71
-
7%
•71
120
8
7%
72
70%
28 Va
7%
7%
28%
28%
28%
.
47%
47^4
47%
47%
47%
47%
«
32%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
28%
7%'
7%
•70%
71
71%
28 Va
•47%
34 Va
28%
28%
47%
33%
•70%
,
*
.
10O
>■
7%
30
28%
47%
34
5,500
;
47%
33%
■
-
5,600
,
71 Va
'
6,500 >;
28,900
28
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
(1452)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Bange Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
STOCK
EXCHANGE
;
Mar. 24
Par,
-
AND
Friday
the Week
Mar. ;;<4
Thursday
Mar. ::i
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
'Monday
snares
Q
2
39% Sep
138 % Dec
-87% Feb
13
123% Aug 13
30
33% Jan
29% Jan
23% Oct 22
Quaker Oats Co .(The) common~i_5
'43 % Mar 26
11
9
'143
Jan
2
27
Mar 24
30% Jan
2
35
•Jan
'69% Jan
6
74% Jan 29
' Feb
13
136'
Jan
24
7
29
Jan
preferred}.00
Quaker State Oil' Refining Corp__lo
R
Oct 22
27
40
•4% Jun 24
May 13
78
•
Jan
48% Feb
11
21% Aug
59% Jun
14
23
24
34% Jan
Mar 22
17
Dec
34% Jan
20
49% Jan
16% Dec 30
24% Feb
-Feb 28
25% Jan
20
2
34% Jan
24
2
30
22
-
Rayonier
Raytheon
31
32% Jan
2
r
Jan
6
6% Feb 28
10
15% July
10
45
20% Dec
24
30
52
10
62
Oct
13
4% Deo
-
Deo
18
39
21% Dec 18
21
71%
71%
173%
17%
•177b
51%
51%
51%
*51%
16
16%
16
16%
"15% V 157b
22%
23%
23%
24%
L 23%
24%
227 b
/23%
/ 22%
23 3b
L 227b
23
«2.3%..* 24 'i
22%/. 22 75
33
*32%;* 33
?
27%
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j
37
*33
23%
'23*
;
22%
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'
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*33"
16%
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33 %
*/ •" *32%
1
28%
28
28
*33 .7
33%
*33
37
19%
7
33 •
33'/4
-
20%
20
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Mar 12
20% Feb
49
27%
-
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19%
19vb
*7%"
7%
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47b
47b
*4 7 b
57b
19%
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Co_—LL—1-5 /It'"" 337b
13%
137 b
13 74
33%
*32%
337a
32%
11
Reliance Mfg Co common.:;:.;..—5'.*21 %
21%
21%
*20 7 b
21
Mar 24
preferred 3%% series—.100 /;•./v.; 56%
Republic Aviation Corp—A
—1.1 - ." 2(J%
Republic Pictures common—„__50c
(>%
$1 convertible preferred——10 vL*vlQ3a
Republic Steel Corp
»10 •
.41%
57
57
*55 7 b
57
*55%
16% Jan
10.
39% Nov 12
2
20
4
10
2
14
45
Mar£4
41% Jau
6
1
.
45% Jan 22
;
47a ft
107b
417a:
>
"
14;
57b
5%
66% Dec
10
Dec
66 % Dec
"78% Jan
9
21% Jan
23
'
83% Feb
4
18
3% Apr
80
30
43%
1
40%
277b
27
10% Jan
1% Jan
4
Aug
1
83% Jan
Dec 23
26% Aug 19
28
Cordipon
Feb
%
2
28
Preferred
'
series
—.»
4.50% series
Manufacturing
Rheem
4
Oil
Richfield
Apr
22% Jan
4
;
—1
12%
12%
Oo_L
5
2
Feb
28% Jan
2
22% Jan
29
315
8
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
13% Jan
---15s
2%
2%
No par
.62%
63%
25%
2
f
25%
40% May 16
Nov 29
30% Jan
325
2
;•
'
15% Jun 11
8
Jan
14
Feb
5
37% Feb -19
Corp—I
-
-
25,700
42,600
50,100
; "
1,100
717b;>:
*8:^
12,300
93
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85 ->r /•: ;
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274
62%
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997b
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327b
3197b
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325,
324
95
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25%
20
324
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17%
8%
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1778
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10
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4,900
4,000
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1,900
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200
■
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874
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2,300
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20%
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25%
25%
1,700
287b
If- 32%
i
-
2,900
-
47b... > -.9,400
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267b
160,800
25%'/ 25%.
f
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25%
s
V-/-474
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5,600
1
2374
2374
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32%
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17%
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'41%
36%
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28%
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25%
32%
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127 b
24 7
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25 %>
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Ruppert (Jacob)
10% Mar 19
23%
327
*92
——100
1
.!—1
1
—5
Corp
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp_^
Ruberoid Co (The)
Mar 24
21
16% Mar 21
35
Ronson
10% Jan 24
42
"
327b
Rome' Cable
21% Jail 15
13
*84
•
/
;
717b
27 b
;
...
.
31%
preferred series A
20
4,900
267o";' 27
45
61%
27b
62%
.
25%
Rohr Aircraft Corp..
25% Mar 24
127 a
,
L,': 287a
28.%
-4%'J 4%
'25% '25%
LL
32%
5.-:.
32%
4%
Jan .28
"
8% Mar 28
37% Jan
.
"31%
preferred—-25,
'
96
28%
Spring & Axle Co
convertible
...
:
100
l-fr
<
■
.'25%
4%
—5
Rolim & Haas Co common——i20
353% Jan 23
Jan
27a ;■:
62
"24%
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Volume 187
Number 5729
The Commercial and Financial .Chronicle
...
(1453)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
•
37% Jan.
71
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
2
Oct
-42% May 9
82% Feb 13
23
5% NOV
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4,300
5'A
11%.
25%
t
Union
Oct
5Va
11%
44%
(The).
30% Mar 14
44
22'A
11%
62'%
.
L
2
,
*
25%
Transue &: Williams Steel.
'Preferred $3.50
23
5%
11%
44 Va
,45%
Elec
1
8 Va
62%
13%
Uhion
800
82
X8
25%
15
Corp
7,800
44%
$2.50 convertible preferred
Corp
13,200
36%
44 V4
12
Coach
*81
1,500
62 %
12
conv
Va
35%
750
•
35 ¥a
25%
12
Jan
k
43 ¥2
12¥a
Corp.
1,900
20(2
34
63%
commons
(J R)__,
42,400
1445
*34%
8 ¥4
5
5
12
Union
Mar 24
99
11%
62
> Wo
22%
4%
11%
25%
81
120%'Jan
1430
82
8¥a
4%
62
3
2
1445
*81
8¥a
11%
26
Co
-
4%
62
73 % Jan
31
22V2
22%
22
,
253/4
Preferred $3.70 series
Jan
1435:
100
Preferred $4.50. series
Jan
5,700
7%
25%
common
>5
91
7 ¥2
71 Va
No par
10
15% Jan " 2
31
Jan
3
7%
7%
44 ¥2
Co
29
111
2,700
62%
TJnion Carbide Dorp
59% Mar 24
25% July 22
83%
4%
62
5
115
22
26
27
10
1,200
¥4
23 ¥4
,
61%
Jan
17
32%
83
82
8¥a
-
25:¥4
28%'Feb
Oct
*81
>
•
17 ¥a
8
Dec
•
12%
31% Jan
77
24 ¥a
32 ¥4
83%
7%
1455
17¥a
21
15
23%
32 ¥2
11%
i—_—1
Oil
&
81 ¥2 Feb
28% Feb
23%
24 ¥4
82 ¥2
¥4
1440
36%
3.500
83
.
25%
Inc—
cxial
'
140
''
*32
4%
Underwood Corp..^
No par
Unloh Asbestos, fc Rubber Co
5
6
82
94 ¥2
23%
.
7 ¥4
•■
12,600
32 ¥4
123/a
Twin
8
2
1458
64
23%
3,700
1,300
10 ¥8
*80
64
23%
23%
24
82
64
23%
23 ¥3
7%
9%
i—33 ¥3
No par
..wx
preferred^
conv
Udylite
2
1440
♦80
f
65
20th Century Fox Film.
1
1
Twin City Rap Transit com_x.No par
5% conv prior preferred
»
50
'4
21 % Jan
7%
.
lO:/a'
14,100
-
,.-25
Pacific' Ry
Utilities Co
5%
17% Mar 21
52% Jan
81
64%
'23 ¥0
;
12%
Oct
2
*21%
2.50
•
1—.
Pacific Land Trust—
12% Feb
90'A Jan
80%
80 ¥2
17%
24
152
80
10
10 ¥a
-11 ¥2
i—
1
Transmission Co..~_5
&
Union
14
10
16%
46% Mar 25
19
10 ¥4
12%
92%,Jan 22
Oct
10
50c
2
Dec
45 ¥2
17 ¥2
.No par
13
48
3%
17 ¥2
-
1——^1
Producing Co
Inc
8
.9
i
Aircraft-Corps
v.—
Jan
101
\
;
-
-
TXL Oil
33% May 16
43% Jan
4
3 Vi
45 ¥2
17%
8¥a
17% Mar 27
y
3%
45 ¥2
17
81 ¥2
29% Jan
2
3 ¥4
45 ¥2
17%
8
102% Feb
8 Va Mar 19
3%
45 ¥4
17
*81
Tung-Sol
19
Jan
3¥a
45 ¥a
8Vo
tNo par
5
24 % Jan
34
„_1
Preferred
21
33% Jan
3 Y\
17
r
80 ¥4
.iU
81% Feb
26hA
5
1,700
4,900
45 ¥4
3¥a
7%
7%
1417
1455
25
•
:
43 ¥4
22%
17
¥4
500
43 ¥4
22 ¥2
45 ¥a
♦
600
2,500
4.3 ¥2
80 ¥4
4
98
3V4
46 ¥4
17%
10%
10%
10c
$2.70 preferred—..—
6 ¥4 Jan 23
7% Feb
.1
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
13% Mar 10
*Jan
3'A
45%
*17%'
5
12.50
preferred
40% Jan
20% Dec 23
18 % Oct 22
__l
.1
2,.700
/*
23
33
87.
Apr 2
*22%
36
5
9% Mar
22%
34
7
31
22%
35%
89% Feb
6
43%
22%
33%
64% Jun
22
43%
22 ¥2
36 ¥a
23
7% Nov
43%
22%
34
Dec
24% Nov
43 ¥4
22%
357/a
40
•
43 ¥a
_.l
33%"
Aug 20
78'A Sep 16
2
43%
Co
34
57'A Mar 28
Jan
16%
16%
Tri-Continental Corp common
26% Mar 25
22
43
;
*16%
*16%
35%
16
Jan
16%
-16%
33V%
Transamerica
22
41
16%
16%
*46%
'
0
"48 % Jun
12 ¥2
36
Trane Co
13% Jan 16
3l% Mar 7
'Feb
12 »A
50
51% 'Mar 25
38% Mar 28
23% Jan 21
17 ¥4
12 ¥4
Thompson. Products Inc common..5
4^-preferred
100
Oil commbri_ll>r£».»il0
"*'■ ,$1.20
preferred—j
25
Timken Roller bearing...
.No par
TLhman Realty & Construction
1
; Toledo Edison Co
(The)
5
13% Mar 17
42
i
17 ¥a
12
16%
Tidewater
9
29%
17 ¥1
12 ¥4
42%
_
.7
29%
*17'
12 Va
34 ¥4
Thompson
Feb
16%
12% Jan
41% Apr 24
23% Dec
26
.
29 ¥4
17 ¥0
12 ¥a
35%
,
?4% Jan
31
13% Mar 20
56% July 22
Oct
29%
17%
2 9 ¥2
17%
12 ¥b
Thermoid
88 ¥2 Feb
23 ¥2 Feb
>6
29%
17 ¥4
Thatcher 'Glass /Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference.
^Nopar
55% Jan
2
23% Jan
19% Nov 21
12
25
Jan
29%
17%
12
33%
$1.25
13% Feb
Mar IS
85
20
27
15% Dec 23
13% Feb ?1
.-Jan
29 ¥a
.Sub share ctfs-ex-distribution
Mar 20
.
29%
11%
>w.,.,.,25
'a
28
Apr 13
"20 ¥4
20
Tennessee
28
63
33%
20 ¥a
; Texa-s. C^—i
26% Mar 20
42% Oct 18
33%
20 V4
20 ¥2
Textron
141A Jan
33%
20
35
11
3
5,200
33%
20 ¥a
34 ¥4
11
10% Jan
11,200
20 ¥4
34 ¥0
20
20 Va
13'A Feb
63
331/2
20
33 %
20 ¥a
34%
17% Feb
25
100
32%
■34%
20 Va
20%
10% Jan
25
11%
20%
15% Jan
Feb
*11%
34%
Texas
Feb
2,900
11%
20 ¥4
29
22
62 ¥a
-'"34%
Jan
53
100
62'
34 3a
30
2
Aug
63%
*19%
Texas
26
16 ¥2
*60
34%
4
62
Aug 2
15% Apr 12
12%
63
20 V4
28
28
27
Dec
16%
*19%
Jan
47% Jan
10
Jan
*11%
12%
16%
*60
••'
(The)..4.16%
125
21
11%
82
Instruments
14
*11'%
12%
12%
*32
Texas Pacnic
11
Oct
11%
83
Texas
21
10
62%
24
30% Mar 24
15% Oct
62 ¥4
32
35¥2 Mar 20
17% Jan
62 ¥2
82 Va
2
% Jan
62%
23%
Gulf
44
3,600
63
31
Gulf Sulphur
a
2,800
16%
62%
83 •'
Texas
49% May
21% Jan
12%
16%
60
33%
*17¥a
Symington Wayne Corp..'.
2
9 % Mar
900
16 ¥2
12%
31
Texas
6 % Jan
98% Jan
43 ¥2
60
23H4
Mar 24
4
Jan
43
11%
Inc.—
24% Feb 25
8% Mar 15
160
43%
61
82%
Texas
87% Nov 13
43%
11%
preferred series A
191/4 Mar 25
26% Jan
12,200
13
31 ¥4
.
Mar 27
29
-2
14 Va
16 ¥2
23 %
$4
26'A Mar 17
13
Jan
13%
*11 ¥4
L,
100
13%
1
29%
2,500
94
13Vz
16%
*60
25
(
*91
12%
63
46%
94
800
43%
*43
2nd,pfd: series of '55—^.30
'4¥2%
.51/2%
Temco
1-5
13
4334
23%
16
22% Jan
9
*43
51%
46%
3
13 ¥2
13%
'65
12% Jan
46
•13%
51%
46%
*91
91
65
2
63'A Jan
13%
16%
x91
S3 %
16%
Talcott.Inc (James)
TelAutOgraph -• Corp
2
105,600
'46%
22%
JO
24
51%
47 ¥a
"51%
'
*92
223/i
•6va Jau
Mar 18
51 ¥4
47
50%'
46%
%
93%
Sylvania Elec Prod.Inc com.x.J7.50
231/4 Mar 26
55% Feb
51
46%
51%
46
81%
8
25%
39,900
.65
8
35% Jan
33,800
41 Va
3
15
—5
.
9% Jan
6
46%
40 ¥4
65
:
3% Jan
11
Dec
46
41%
63
common.,
18% Jan
31
18
34
46%
40 ¥2
3
3
No par
/Sweets'Co of (America
.Swift & Co.——-.h-_
16
v
46 ¥a
40%
51%
61
Sunshine
4
9'AJdn
46%
40%
3
81%
-.V'
18% Feb
Corp
Sunshine Biscuits
Va Mar 27
84'
2
46 ¥a
40%
22 V4
'■
7% Jan
3
47
40
No par
No par
/
24
37 ¥2 Feb
•
3¥a
46%
__5
$4.50. series A preferred
■
34% Mar 17
-
-
3
47
16%
_
...
3
3
9,200
40%
..10
Mining Co
1680 "Jan
2
'Superior oil of /California
35% Jan 28 'A Sutherland Paper Co—
25
-
5,100
Suhray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
21
9 ¥4 Jan
29% Jan
8
14 •:
6% Dec 24
May
i.i
9
89
i
-
-
Sun Oil Co
83% Mar 27
8
7 ¥2
7%
'
,
Broadcasting
Sun -Chemical
Jan " 2
33% Jan
7 ¥2
*60
Corp..—
;
Suhdstrand Match Tool
'•-.-24V4 Mar'27-
13
Jan
7%
12%
5
Sunbeam.
23%" Mar 27 <"
30% Mar 19
7 ¥2
No par
jStfidebaker-Pftckard- Corp
21
72
43% Jun 17
27
Jan
Jan
'
19% Dee
26% Nov
16
Mar 24
Feb
60
_l
...
_
Webster
&
Storer
11% Jan 27
82 : Mar
3
79
-
Mar 20
15% Aug
.
.
20% Jan
3
23% Ma? 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
-
San
3%
19
2
V
Stone
7%
50 ¥2
Stokcly-Van Camp Inc common
1
,'
5% prior preference—
.20
5
46V4
2
9% Jan
4
14
15% Jan
Feb
7 ¥2
*92
■Stix Baer; & Fuller Co..
Mar 14'
Jan 15
"'24%
.
14
82
-67% Nov 26
Feb
.4.17
180
7 ¥2
7%
43%
Stetvart-Warrier Corp
.
80%
43 ¥4
Stevens, (J PJ <& Co lncr
15% Jan
46%
80 %
47 ¥2
79%
13%
20 'A Feb
8
46%
79%
If)
34% Mar 20
4
46 y4
80 ¥2
46%
10"
i
•
46%
*79 ¥2
13 ¥4
Inc.,.
Sterling Drug'.-Ihc—'
—:
32'" Jan
46'
80 ¥2
com.—.1
Sterchl.Bros -Stores
"
Jan'
'
6% Dec
Stauffer Chemical Co
2
46 ¥2
80
39%
100
Stanley' Warner Corp—.
Starrett Co (The) L S_._
Shares
46 ¥4
79%
3
Standard Ry Equip Mfg" Co..}
,
22
-12% Feb. 11
2
c
28% Oct
Jan
,68% Jan
.
14
17% Jan
29
57% July 23
18% Nov' 7
16% Jan 17
26
65% Oct 29
Standard packaging Corp
1: v Convertible preferred—
v>■
16% Mar 13
57
8% Apr 11
;
"
1 Dec
24
14% Jan
May 8
29% Apr-24
.2% Dec 30>
"20
4
t
the Week
46
—6.25"
common
Friday
Mar. 28
46%
7 ¥4
Jersey..—__7
Oil hfOhio
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 27
79
——25
3%%: preferred series ,A
PRICES
SALE
Mar. 26
46¥a
......
California
Standard Oil 'of 'New
45% Feb.,, 5-
50,
15% Dec 11
9
Dec 27
Dec
*
-14% Feb
of
Oil bf Indiana
•
Stanuaru
7
'
10% Jan<
Ex;distribution.
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 25
Gas■&, Electric Co—/ '
Stanflard
.' 47 % Mar 11
92% Mar
No par
com
Tuesday
Mar. 24
...
Standard Oil
Mar 12
51% Jan 29
*.
6
18% May 15
19% May 21
18 % Mar
5
7
42% Oct 21
78
5
4
42
'
31
33% Oct 22
13% Dec 31
-
88% Jan,
1
35% July 15
23% July 45
41% Apr 23
27% Dec 47
15% Dec 31
15%
8
13% Jan'
15
Dec
24
Mar
18% July 12
18% May 27
83% May 21
4
16%
21
42% Feb
5% Feb
47%jreb
.
v
-
57% Dec 23
25% Feb
18
47% Feb
11% Dec
13% Oct 22
10%
35 % Feb
94
31
54% Nov
25
4
'
'
9Ya Nov 27
33% Nov
4
11% Dec
43 % KO
62% Jn-
lire
Par
erred
No par
Standard Coil-Products Co Ino
1
pre
-
3
68% July 5
62% Jun 10
35% Dec 23
47% Nov 13
Jan
3
Monday
EXCHANGE
s
,
Standard
2% Oct 22
43'A Feb 12
YORK STOCK
NEW
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND
*37
37%
1
37
38%
81'A
81'A
——.100
1%
1 ¥a
1%
1
Va
I'A
43
42%
43
3/%
3,
37
38 ¥2
39%
38 ¥2
393/8
81
81V?
80'A
80 ¥2
42 ¥2
*3fi
,
l'/a
1%
1%
5,700
423/4
43'A
43
43%
17,100
373A
36 3/4
37
37%
39'A
37 Va
38%
80
80'A
80
80
*37
l'/a
50
1
2u¥a
28%
28%
28%
28 ¥4
28%
28
28¥4
28'A
28%
No par
22
22%
21%
22'A
*21%
22 ¥4
21%
22%
22
22
4
71
717/a
70Va
72
72
71%
72 ¥2
70%
71V4
100
*162
1
164
•162
164
71 ¥2
*162
164
3,700
*162
164
162
162
•
15,000
310
2,300
1,400
12,500
10
$5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
,
(1454)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
5% Oct
22
17% Jan
Dec
31
36
Jan
7
24
Nov
37
8
Aug 23
12
Dec
Dec
Dec
30
Mar
1
Aug
1
25 Ya Mar 19
U
2
33% Mar 24
3
13
6
19% Jan
2
25 Ya Mar 19
3
37 Ys Jan
8
Jan
4
Jan
21
68% Jan
10
Apr
17
6Y4 Jan
20
4% Jan
74 Ya Jan
79
41
Jun
21
38
Apr
1
135
Feb
155
21
Jun
30% Jun
18% Dec 31
142
19
7
28
5 Ya Jan
24
24
77 Ya Jan
9
,
Jan
25
152
24
22 Ya Mar
474%
65
Jan
9
71
Feb
24
24% Jan
2
28'/a Feb
24
25
Dec
19
50% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
33 Ya Jan
16
Vanadium
4% Dec 20
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
2
8% Jan
10
Van
18
5
7
13 Y2 Jan
2
18% Jan
21 Ya Jan
2
26
40
9
14% July 16
47
Deo 31
23
Oct
Sep
Ma>
29
45 Ys Jan
124
Oct
124
Oct
84
6
77% Feb
3
77 Ya Feb
8
13
Jan
2
19
Mar 13
Jan
2
99
Mar 21
26 Ya Jan
106% Jan
8
25% Jan
76% Dec 30
124
May 22
Feb
111
21
79
Apr 22
28
21% Oct 11
12
87% Jan
28% Mar
87% Jan
15
15
83
May 29
98
Mar
1
91
Feb 25
96
Mar 27
62
July 24
93
Mar 13
92
Jan
22
92
Jan
11
Jan
3
14
4
2
12% Mar
2
14 % Mar 28
14 Ya Jan
20
Jan
3
84
J(fn
preferred
Elec
Materials
_
common
-1
:
57'0
Co
convertible
13
"
.
preferred
Mar 28
5%7<>
preferred™———
..
108
,
2674
108
%
*95
99
*91
94
2674
12 Ya
12%
12%
1274
30
7974
18
18
18
*96
99
*96
99
1.00C
2674
27
11.90C
1087a
109
610
27 Ya
27
109
10874
*85
90
*85
90
96
96
*9674
99
*91
*91
94
94
...
2574
2674
2574
2674
'
2,806
29
2874
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18
99
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26 Ya
*12074
79 Ya
90
*95
94
1 178
*12074
94
99
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26 %
) 5,000
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99
*95
-12%
"i 3,500
18%
"85
90
600
<
974
5874
2874
2874
27 Ya
2674
108% 109
27
10874
.*85
90
*85
26 Ya
25%
6v
,
4.10C
26
1274
1174
1174
*1174
12%
1.46C
1274
12%
1274
1374
1374
1474
43,100
15 Ya
16
16
16
16
1674
2,OOC
•76Ya
77%
77 Ya
79 Ya
79
80
8974
89%
90 Ya
9174
9074
9174
1.09C
65
*6274
6374
62%-
6274
1,300
3874
*37%
3874
3774
3774
1374
*13
1374
1374
1374
>12
12%
1274
16
*
78
10
10
16
78
78
*77
89
89
89
90%
05%
66
6774
6774
*62
38
16
100
100
preferred
6Ya%
27'A
20%
108
100
300
-100
100
10
10
2474
974
5774
79 Ya
*97
99
24
59
*12074
18
1874
*9774
103
*97
100
8
1874
1,000
*12074
2874
*77
7974
*77
18%
18%
com—No par
preferred
$4.04 preferred—
78
3,000
974
974
58
59
a
28%
2874
287-4
28%
78
100
Co com
Pwr
20%
5
:
91 Ya Mar 27
80
74
587
59
5,500
674
1674
3174
7
*24
2474
9%
3174
674
24 Ya
974
••■'
10
5,000
1374
3174
674
1674
*24
2774
1674
31%
674
1674
*12074
Vulcan
16 % Mar 28
5874
59 Y4
32
674
*1674
♦12074
preferred
—
Virginia Ry Co common
67'0
preferred
17
Jan
3174
10
800
GG
27
27%
27
2774
90C
2174
66
"
68
*66
1,000
r
2174
22
2174
68
*12074
$4.20 preferred
9% Jan
11
974
2,901
152
*150
151
*150
2774
*12074
$4.12
22
28% Jan
24% Feb 25
37% July 11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
21 Ys Aug 12
19
10% Oct 29
10% Dec
Mar 27
21
-
59 %
$5
*
21
3574
3574
3574
36
152
►120Y2
Virginia
6
30
9%
*24
9%
"yZv
1674
2474
*1674
2474
5
2274
3574
7
16%
91/2
.
'
7574
2274
3274
7
■ 70c
;
200
*7474
'120Y2
dlv partic preferred-:
67'0
17
90
3174
; •/
7
5
5
30
40C
■
15%
22 Ya
100
Va-Carolina Chemical
Jan
110
6
31%
16%
*6%
*1374
75 Ya
2874
24
8374
674
15Ya
474
♦66
2874
31%
5
10
Co Inc_—
'8174
84
•13 Ya
22 Ya
2.50
3Ya%
3
78% Jun 20
24% Dec
preferred
conv
574
*7474
08
28%
7
574
674
23
*150
28 %
7
574
44,700
,
574
2074
*66
68
*66
100
12.80
Victor Chemical Works common
Mar 12
31
2
33% July 16
31
97% Jun
Ys Jan
20%
3674 / "
1174*
A
1,900
2474
367 a
7574
3674
2074
247a
*474
152
'
*1174
*81%
1574
2274
noncumulative preferred—100
5°/o
23
Mar
1
Corp of America—
_1
Industries Inc com_2.50
Raalte
3674
*150
■
1174
*7474
7574
23
23
20 74
*1374
79,800
5874
149 V4.
37%
7
7
5
*7474
757/2
23
23
84
5
5 Ya
5
*74%
36
Vick Chemical Co
21
12% Dec
.
$2.28
597a Mar 20
17
1574
Vertiente8-Camaguey Sugar Co—674
25
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
71
Oct 30
123
*13%
15%
149
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com
Oct 25
124
774
Norman
Van
5
24
*674
5874
25
800
5074
*50
♦148%
*5%
84
•81%
*8174
7
8,700
*36 Ya
,•
574
574
574
84
'074
*13%
36
Inc com
Co
11%
1,301
32%
*11 Ya
3774
>11%
574
5%
*574
2474
*36 7a
1174
25
32
149
25
2474
2574
37%
117 a
*81%
149
Utah Power & Light Co.
14
Feb
lOYa Jan
Ya Mar 18
25
*3674
Y
85C
25
5974
14874
149
149
10,20C
147
14574
4974
58 Ya
5874
587a
59%
14974
49%
50 %
5074
51
5874
149 74
CO
100
preferred
12
10
7
51
51
com_No par
Tobacco
Universal Pictures
6
Jun
8% Nov
Corp
preferred
29% Apr
12% Dec 24
Dec 20
24%
Stockyards
1
21
32%
11 Ya
Oct
73
2574
3174
25%
37 74
22
65% Nov 22
25
33
U Ya
871
5
Mar
2574
3274
*36%
Universal Leaf
36-% Mar 20
32% Feb
4
16
15Ya Jan
25
33%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Wlielan Corp common—30c
$3.00 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
7% Jan 23
14
Jan
3
Jan
2
Jan
22
Oct 21
30% Oct 22
21
22
15 Ys Mar
6% May 18
Jan 21
6
Jan
7
*2474
3374
33
3374
147 Ya
59%
95C
"
3274
14774
32
74C
91
*87
91
*87
91
*87
3374
25
United
22
86 Y2 Mar 12
8
2
6
6
Jun 26
19
2
Nov
12% Jan
2
5% Feb 28
Jan
10
f
95C
7874
14874
50
No par
80
79
33 74
149 74
preferred
*78%
2874
79
14774
149%
Co common
4,90C
7874
277a
3374
50
16%
100
noncumulative
7%
7174
28
14874
2574
33%
preferred
U 3 Tobacco
28
71
2774
33%
257'a
Corp common,
72
23
14874
327a
9,700
7074
33%
25%
2274
2274
2274
22 Ya
277a
91
*87
30C
2274
148%
100
1
1st preferred
preferred
7%
91
-
33
148%
Corp
Steel
U S
6
28
35% Jan
87
4% Jan
7%
24
61 Ys Mar
156% Jan
148 Y2 Jan
31
12% Dec
52% Jan
46% Jan
51% Jan
*87
_5
2,500
9
7074
80
*78%
80
27
D
9
J
2874
2874
28%
28%
100
27
2774
*874
70%
7074
*78%
27
9
44
2274
22%
7074
Ref & Min com—50
U 8 Smelting
8
2274
70%
4374
2674
*8%
874
22%
70
100
common
non-cum
Shoe
2
5% Oct 29
75
87b
Jan 22
154
preferred series B
U 8 Rubber Co
26% Jan
5% Dec 23
Dec
3%%
6
4
25
15% Feb
9% Oot 22
68
Mar
25% Dec 12
36
Jan 22
155% Jan
136% Jun 20
17
24
Ya Feb
•8%
4374
26%
2674
874
9
22 %
8
2lYa Jan
61% Jan 24
2
31
92
35
145% Mar 28
73% Jan
48% Dec 19
3
r
-
S
U
267a
267a
26%
44
*43%
44
•43%
50
—_1
—10
5
common—
100
7.400
*43
44
*43
95,300
974
974
974
974
974
9%
9Ys
Shares
10%
31
31
32
*30
32
*30
32
X9%
10
the WMk
97,a
10
974
10
974
10
*30
32
9%
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co—i
i——10
U 8- Plywood Corp common
—1
3%% preferred series A
100
XJ
80 Ys Mar 14
Jan
82
22% July 10
64% Jan 11
30
44
30 Ys Jan
5
17
31% Feb 27
4
Mar
,
26% Mar
77% Jan
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
156
Jan 24
17% Feb 12
25
11
Co
preferred
1Yz%
19
23% Feb 19
72% Mar 4
2
2
Jan
Feb
9
18% Jan
60
87
30% Dec 30
135
Jun 29
4Y2•%
U S Lines
Jan
9%
10
*30
1
preferred series A—
12
24
17
4
4
36% Jun
24% Nov
4
69
Oct 21
79
8% Jan
16
47 Ya Feb
Deo
68
class A preference
U S Industries Inc common—
28
Jan
2374 Jan
27% Jan
2
Jail
39
1?
37 Ya Jan 24
9
Oct 30
17 Ya Dec 23
63
Jun
45
8
22 Ya Deo 23
10% Jan
9%
-50
57*
Mar 28
31
Jan
3% Jan
17% Apr 22
Ya Dec 23
8
25
Mar. 25
Mar. 24
Par
common—8274c
U S Hoffman Mach
10% Mar 28
6Ys Jan
7
Friday
Mar. 27
Hi
:.
Mar. 28
Tbortday
aesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Sales for
PRICES
STOCKS
38 Ya
3774
38
*37
,
150
w
Jan
22
77
Dec
32
72 Y2 Feb
62% Mar 28
24
Oct
60
30
66% May 18
33% Jan
14
12% Jan
preferred
la
27% Dec
13 %
31
Oct"22
11% Dec 30
28
Oct
80
9
22
Oct
Aug
Aug
16% Jan
2
33 Ya Mar 20
15
27% Feb
5
2
16 Ya Feb
4
Walworth
84
_Jan
87 Ya Mar
25
67'o
23
Ward
19
13
32%
3274
3274
3274
3174
31%
31 Ya
3174
317a
32
87%
2774
2774
27 74-:
27%
2774
27
27
2674
2774
2,400
157a
16 Ya
1574
1574
1474
1574
1474
1474
1474
14%
16,600
14
1374
14
13%
13 Ya
13%
1374
1374
1374
3,80C
86
8774
1
100
—
Corp__
Mar 24
28% Jan
42% Feb
12
68% July 16
56
Jan
13
30% Oct 22
38% Mar 28
34% Jan
2
40 Yh Mar 28
36% Jan
34% Jan
2
40% Feb
18
Washington Water Power
Jan
2
28 Ya Feb
10
Waukesha Motor Co
30
22
Oct
24% Dec
19% Dec
30
1% Nov 21
42
14
Aug 14
Washington Gas Light Co
16
Wayne
Knitting Mills
2Y8 Jan
22
Welbilt
29
Wesson
Corp
1
Oil & Snowdrift com—-2.50
48 Ya Jan
44 Ys Jan
23
27YaJan
10
4.80%
48 Ya Mar 27
15
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
2
29 Ya Mar
Mar 20
97% Jan
2
103
87
3
91
Jan
28
Jan
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
Mar
96% Mar
11
104 Ya Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
20
98
96
•14% Jun
24
Aug 12
Apr
2
2
Feb
7
14
167a Feb
4
5
Feb
10
100
4Ya%
Power
pfd
9,100
4074
7,00C
3974
3974
39%
3.20C
3974
20%
*2074
2074
174
*2074
*174
174
lYa
2674
2674
26 Ya
*26 Ya
4874
*2074
2074
*174
2
*174
lYa
2774
20Ya
2074
♦27
27
2674
2674
26 74
*4874
49 Ya
48 Ya
4874
'4774
5874
49
*4874
2774
*27
207/a
5874
5874
59
57%
5774
5774
5774
17 Ya
17 Ya
1774
1874
18Ya
18 Ya
28%
28 Ya
2874
29
2874
29
101 Yt
100,
102
102
102
*89%
91
90
*8674
90
*86 Ya
90
2074
16 Ya
16 Va
99%
9974
*98
com—No par
54%
56%
5674
5874
71"
70
70
4874
47
35%
99
2874
101%
400
500
2
1,800
2674
9C
49
5974
1.00C
1,900
18
4,50C
29
/
101 Ya
92
*8974
*8874
91
350
92
90
90
20Ya
Supply Co corn
preferred,,.—
34%
*06 74
*1774
29
10274
*89%
91
5
100
Auto
*86%
10174
10174
.
2874
*8974
5974
18 Ya
*1774
*101 Ya
9074
1
Western Air Lines Inc
4.80%
67
3974
3974
27%
*89 Ya
Western
6674
3974
*27
preferred series B
100
100
preferred series C
West Va Pulp <fe Paper common
5
4 Ya %
preferred100
9
101
4
Mar 21
Penn
6574
3874
5
4.20%
1.10%
22
Feb
23 Ys Feb
4
14 Ys Jan
Jan
37% Jan
91
31% Feb 28
93
West
21
65 Ya
1
4
West
Mar 13
Jan
2,500
27
*2074
27
39%
3974
*1%
48
19%
■
26 %
50
Stamped
7
38
1974
67 Ya
0574
38%
19
Corp—
West Kentucky Coal Co
Penn Electric Co_.
4
25 Ys Jan
17% Oct 22
v88
4
Mar
4
5
Ys Jun
95
11
65
Mar 19
39% Jan
28
6874
3874
20 Ya
5-
preferred
1974
67%
38
•26Y4
22 Ya Jan
105
92% Nov
5
3
Jan
1874
09
39%
1,500
19
38%
19
3974
8%
19
18%
39%
140
8%
874
874
2,00C
87%
*86
8774
*86
8Ya
19
08 %
7
23
8%
38
1
No par
No par
lYs Jan
4
Oct
874
19% Mar
3
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
81"% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
32
8774
*874
2f}% May
55
•15% Dec 23
23% Oct 21
Nov
8574
8%
25
West Indies Sugar
90
8774
8%
34% May 24
30
22 % Oct
17
•85%
5
Pharmaceutical
Warner-Lambert
1374
1
preferred
Industries
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Vs Mar 28
69
167a Jan 30
13
Co
16% Deo 30
3
90C
20C
13%
Ward Baking Co common
10Ys Jan
8Ya Feb 25
3
Walgreen
Mar 21
14
6
13
*13
13
No par
10
Co
;
Walker (Hiram) G & W
11% Jan
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
Ya
2.50
27% Jan
18% May 29
31
14
*
No par
Waldorf System
13% Feb
14% Jan
6
8
8
25% Jan
12% Oct 22
100
Wagner Electric Corp—
Mar 11
41
2
Wabash RR 4Ya%
24
347 a
3474
"
~2G
.
3474
4,900
34 Ya
34
98
*97Ya
98
97
97 Ya
*97
98 Ya
20
2074
2074"
*2074
2074
2074
2074
20
20 Ya
3,900
16
1674
*1674
1674
16
1674
16 74
1,90C
9974
*98
*98
9974
33 Ya
3574
3474
*9674
9974
...
Ya
1574
9674
20
5874
•24,400
73
*98
,
V
'
*
48% Deo 23
87% July 11
88% July 11
67 % Sep 19
63
Dec
31
41% Deo
11
14% Oct
22
17% Dec 30
'52% Feb
2
18
Feb
22% Jan
16
65 Y2 Feb
4
Mar 25
88% Feb
21
92
Jan
7
129% Feb
4
33% Dec 24
82% NOV 13
69% Jan
125
Jan
S
34 Ys Feb
6
55
68 Ya Jan
8
56
J&n
21
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
Dec
8
25
34% Oct 21
Dec 10
90
92
4
61
Feb
3
34
Mar 19
44 Ya Feb
40% Jan
91 Ya Jan
16
Mar 13
.21% Feb
16Ya Feb 21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
7
Jan
•
96
26
Mar 28
4% Dec
23
13% Jan
10
4Ys Jan
20% Oct
22
29 Ys Jan
14
23 Ya Mar
26
Oct
24
47
Feb
18
34
Jan
Nov
12
62 Y« Jun
18
30
Jan
13
8
16
Jan
2
21 Ya Mar 14
Jan 31
71
Jan
2
80 Ys Mar 26
14
Mar 18
27
*13
May 17
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
16% July
75
21
31
26 Y4 Jan
33 Ys Mar 28
May 13
31% Jan
36
116
Aug
9
34
131
18% Nov 14
Dec
30
35% Dec
26
20
45% NOV 20
78% Dec 10
75
Oct
22
4% Dec 27
23% Nov
8
25% Oct 22
66% Dec 19
16% Deo 31
91% Feb
•Bid
x
12
and
Ex-dividend.
\i
Mar 19
22 Ya Feb
35
4
124
135
Jan
Feb
27
Mar 25
6
20% Jan
23% Feb
7
26 Y2 Jan
16
43 Ya Feb
4
8
18
21 Ys Jan
68% July 15
92 Y* Mar 10
45 % Feb
80 Ys Jan
2
90 Ys Jan
31
88Ys Jan
78% Jan
2
83
21
July
45 Ys Jan
36 Ya Jan
3
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
51 Ys Mar 28
27
Jan
6Ya Mar 14
2
27 Ys Feb
34% July
9
25
35% Jan
2
25% Feb 26
68% Jan
2
29% Mar 17
May 27
16% Mar 18
19% Jan
5
120% Jan 17
67% Feb 28
123% Jatt
30
140
asked
Deo
7
prices;
yEx-righta.
Feb
25
sales on this
Ex-distribution.
86% Mar 11
151
16
Mar 21
75 Ys Mar 20
day.
no
z
13
.
>
Jin
1774
2074
21 Ya
2074
2074
2074
21
6274
61 Ya
6174
6174
6274
6174
6274
*89 Ya
91 Ya
*8974
9074
White
Co
Motor
574%
:
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
$4.25
Wisconsin Elec
Prior
36 %
3574
36
9174
91
91
91
91
18%
1874
1774
18%
1774
18
58
58
33 Ya
3374
3374
33%
*58
3374
96
*95
574
574
*23%
24 %
*2374
50
*36 Ya
36 Ya
5%
574
574
*90%
17 Ya
96
1774
18
200
35
-9,000
260
91
1774
4,700
6074
*58
ICC
33 Ya
33%
33%
3374
1,000
>42 Ya
43%
4374
4374
800
3374
4374
9074
91
6074
*58
6074
3474
3574
,
•
"
96
96
95
95
«
:
90
5%
5%
574
5%
3,700
24%
*24
2474
100
24 Ya
24%
*24 Ya
574
*3674
2474
36 Ya
36
36Ya
35 Ya
3574
•35%
3574
3474
36%.
3674
3774
37
37 Ya
37%
38 Ya
3774
3774
5,300
20'A
20%
1974
20 Ya
1974
20%
20 Ya
2074
2074
2074
No par
34,500
80
80 Ya
*80%
82 Ya
*8074
8174
No par
•14
1474
•14
14 Ya
*14
1474
80
*79 Ya
80
*14
1474
*14
14 Ya
*4
31%
1
35Y4
10
Co com
32
3574
135
4%
3174
35%
13474
4Ya
4 Ya
3274
35%
135
3lYa
35 Ya
*133
474
32 Ya
357/a
135
100
10
22%
22Ya
2274
2274
10
24
24 Ya
2374
24
10
Service
42%
4274
42 74
4274
10
series__100
49%
50%
50 Ya
5074
»88Ya
89
88 Ya
89
*88%
89
No par
82 Ya
8274
8174
82
•817/a
82 Ya
5%
574
574
26%
Corp
Co
common
lYa'/o
Jr
4%
*134
Co
Corp
*79%
10c
Inc
(Del)
5
Yale & Towne
26 Ya
Mfg Co
Young Spring & vVire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
83
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
17
10
5
*28
petition
has
been
4Ya
317/4
3574
♦132 Ya
23 Ya
23 Ya
23 y4
2374
2374
3,000
80
2374
42%
4274
4274
5074
50 Ya
574
574
42%
4274
51
5074
51%
89
89
89
82 Ya
81
81%
8174
*574
2574
2674
27
84 Ya
8274
17
17 Ya
X1674
14874
146%
14874
7474
73 Ya
7474
a
17
74
1674
12.100
72%
_
,,
•
13,200
80
1,600
400
13.50C
25 74
2554
27 Ya
27
74
82
2 7 74
82%
7,200
1674
1674
1374
2,600
147%
3,600
73%
3.50C
147
149
146
Deferred delivery,
900
8274
82
1774
*574
6
6
■
1,700
2574
25
2874
'82
■
4274
5074
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187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1455)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
"Interest
decimal
Period"
Indicate In each
point represent
one
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1957
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
4.
EXCHANGE
May~31
£8.10
Mar 28
97.8
£3.9
Nov
Fcb'll
92.24
97.8
7
94
Jan
29
94
Jan
-
July
5
92
14
Feb
33.16 Nov
29.
90
32.16 Sep
25
90.30 Mar
36.16 ApT
99.16 Oct
25
Feb
92.16 Feb
.♦108.28
14
4
105.16 Feb
24
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 28
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds (9)
109.4
*109.6
109.14
*109.8
109.16
*109.8
*107.16
107.24
*107.26
108.2
*107.28
108.4
*107.28
108.4
103.2
*103.2
103.10
*103.12
103.16
*103.16
103.20
♦103.16
103.20
,.*100.14
*100.8
109.16
*100.14
100.18
100.22
1964
*100.16
100.24-
*101.14
101.16
*101.16
101.18
*101.19
101.21
*101.24
101.26
19G(i
*101.28
101.30
*100.30
101-
*101
101.2
*101.4
101.6
*101.9
101.11
*101.12
101.14"
15
100.16
*95.22
95.30
*95.28
96.4
100.22
*96
*100.14
96.8
*101.5
101.9
*101.6
101.10
•101.7
101.11
*101.6
*100.13
100.15
*100.12
100.14
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
103.12
*103.4
103.12
*103.4
103.12
•103.4
103.12
100.21
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
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100.8
•100.5
100.9
*100.6
100.10
*100.7
100.11
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99.31
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100.17
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100.18
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100.11
*100.15
100.18
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100.19
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.9
100.10
*100.10
100.11
•100:11
100.12
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
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*94.30
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1958-1959
*100.8
100.10
100.11
15
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100.12
1959-1962
*99.8
99.12
*98.10
98.14
*99.12
99.16
*99.14
99.18
15
*99.12
99.16
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*99.10
99.14
*99.12
99.16
♦99.14
99.18
*99.16
99.20
*99:16
99.20
15
Nov
15 1960
July 15 1972
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*100
100.4
100.4
*100
*100.2
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Oct
92.24
♦91.24
92.24
*91.24
92.24
*91.24
92.24
1976
*89.16
90.16
*89.16
90.16
*89.16
90.16
*89.16
90.16
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*89.16
90.16
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1
May 15 1975
—Oct
15 1971
*96.24
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11969
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—
1
1977
Sept 15 1959
98.24
*104.8
*97.24
105.8
98.24
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92.24
90.16
91
96
*96.24
98.24
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98.24
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105.8
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100.24
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100.24
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11958
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101
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101
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101
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101
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101
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11978
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101.8
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101
*100.8
*100.16
101.8
*100.24
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101
15
1979
*100.16
101.8
*100.8
101
*100.8
101
*100.16
101.8
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101.16
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1
1980
*106.8
107.8
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107.8
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due Feb 15 1959
due Feb 15 1960
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due Feb 15 196l
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98
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98
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98
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96.24
96.24
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this
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1962
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Sale Price
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Exchange
3%s series No. 16
1980
101.16
28
BONDS
Issue—
Corporate Stock
*95.24
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as
■
Friday
Jan. 1
No.
*100
MARCH
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4
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June 15
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5
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.
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92.16 Feb
14
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84.16
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108.28
1990
Nov
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June
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Dec
Treasury 2%s
No~~7
93.9
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1974
Feb 15 1995
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Mar 28
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-Aug 15 1967
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June 15 1964-1969
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case
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or
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The Commercial
28
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
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1958
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89
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1977
1965
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90
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b
98
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91
109'
.
debentures
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95.
38
110%
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1976
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.
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1982
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Oregon
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98
—Jan-July
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California
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41
2
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v'
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Jaw-July
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—May-Nov
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1
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1977___
2%s
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31.
213
108% 1097n,
—
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1968
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50
mtge 4k ser B
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100
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cons
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June-Dec
1967
stamped
pursuant to Plan A
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June-Dec
reduced
53%
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June-Dec
(City of) 6V2S 1952
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(City)
8s 1952
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—
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1st
(iuterest
1966
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1946
due
87
8(1
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22
2012
of
4
1
——
14
internal
reduced
i
—
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1999
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sinking fund gold 1968—June-Dec
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80
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84
84
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74
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4s
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22
1953„
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7s
44
74
—
81
1980+—Mar-Sept
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reduced
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85
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t
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assented
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176
93
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(City of) 8s 1946
:_„April-Oct
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001.
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Rio
96%
99%
—
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I,'
1963
—Jan-July
(City of)—
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(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
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i
80%
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;
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81
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1977-——!
debs
subord
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1962,,—Mar-Sept;
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debentures
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110
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1966——————April-Oct
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54
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1961—Anril-Oct
1968
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102
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1968,—., May-Noa
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99'/b
100%
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7s 1947——Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.1259' )
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Mar-Sept
s
1
~Zl
(State of)
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extl
99%
99%
*100% 101
gAPernambuco
loan
41
87%
40
1995^——Quar-Jcoi
July
4s
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105
87%
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1960,
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1977—April-Oct
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first
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82
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102
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1969—.—April-Oct
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_1
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970
June-Dec
§ANuremberg(City of) 6s 1952—
F-eb-Awy
4%s debt adj 1972—Feb-Awy
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
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'—,__Mar-Sepfc
6s due 1953 extended to 1963
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.A5J/aS extl loan
(30-year). 1958-—. May-Nou
due
105%
100%
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*,_
87%
'
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91%
104%
25
93
81
—
—--May-Nov
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
94
5
27
101%
118%
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debentures'. 1977—x/—___
3%s
IOI1/4
74
Tobacco
debentures
3s
101
981%
,
81
1973——. Mar-Sep
debs
conv
American
_1
sinking fund 6%s 1958
Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125#') 2008
Mar-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 6%s 1958„—..Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125# ) 2008 ——Mar-Sept
Norway (Kingdom of)—
External sinking fund old 4%s 1965——April-Oct
63
98%
41
60
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i—Jaw-June
1983
debentures
5s
.J
103
104% 104%
—
4%s
97
/
61
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99 %
98%
June-Dec
1973—-Jwwc-Dcc,
1971
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debentures ,1984
—Mar-Sept
debentures 1990—__—Jan-Jwly
debentures 1985————April-Oct
3%s
90
95
96
101%
debentures
debentures
3%s
—
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April-Oct
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49
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1987—__—— —
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97
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1982——April-Oct
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83
90
97
92%
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2
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93%
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103
100%
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1
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2 %s
17%
98
96%
86
2%s
18
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conv
15
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1913
assented
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1977——————Feb-Aug
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1980,-,-,—,—~—.Feb-Aug
debentures 1975,,
April-Oct
debentures 1986
———x
Jan-July
2:!is
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14
15
■
of
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90
AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
1966
1987
debentures
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,
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,
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—
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York
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Period
FOR THE
Week's Range
Friday
81%
Number 5729
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1457)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
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Friday
BONDS
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NEW
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Stock Exchange
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1966_
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first gtd 3%s 2000
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debentures
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s
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1974—Apri/-Oct
1982
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see
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99%
5
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50%
115%
1
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82
79%
6
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Jan-July
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AIncome
4s April 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
General gold 4V2S series C 1977—
Jan -July
57%
86'/a
117%
1970_,_June-Dec
3fts debentures 1976_—
Natl
debentures
General
96%
5
—
83%
—
—
Chatt A St
Cash
National
51
Mar-Sept
May-Wou
;..Feb-A«y
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:—
1981.—.—_—
debentures
General
49%
6
5214
93
*99 Va 100
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1
1978
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—
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Louis 3s ser 1986.
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Natl Cylinder Gas 5Vas conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
Natl
debentures
debentures
General
Va
'
%
'
Monongahela
52%
43%
&
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking
72%
Jan
mtge
50
43%
29
—
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
issues—
1990
Gen
40 %
69
45
Electric Co-
Pacifie Western
mtge income 4%s ser B Jan
income debentures Jan 1 2045
1st
&
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59
41%
64
54"
127
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Gas
3%s
67
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4
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4514
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1962
Co
RR
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adjustment
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67
9
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■_
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55
94
1971
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ser
Missouri Kunsas & Texas first 4s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
ft
F M A N
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inc series A Jan
mortgage 4s inc
first
3s series N 1977
— June-Dec
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First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984—
June-Dec
1st & refunding 3'as series X 1984
June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987
June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Z 1988
—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986—a June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985. .June-Dec
2%s debentures
1986.;
Aprii-Oei
3%s debentures
1987.!
April-Oet
3%s debentures 1978_
Mar-Sept
82
97%
*90
Feb-Aup
subord
57%
52
%
82
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Minneapolis-Moline Co—
Minnesota
51
43%
—
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-—
3.10s
59%
54
42
——
44
43%
40
refunding 3« series K 1971——June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974———June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979. .....June-Dec
First
89
103 Va
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99%
—
1976—
'
56
67
•
57
42
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Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
debentures
57V4'
refunding 3%s series I 1966—..June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
82%
86 Va
103% 103 Va
71%
89
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f
56
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95
April-Oct
s
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.
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85
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1960_.April-Oct
95
93%
82
Jan-July t
1991—
68%
76 Va
43%
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1988
61%
57
143
■
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ApriZ-Oct
...Fcb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982_.May-Wow
92%
*93
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. 3%s
debentures
52
167
7814
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
first
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1974
2%s 1975
—J
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
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1st mortgage 4%s 1987
—
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vas. conv.
92%
86
*81
4%s
loo
59
-
—April-Oct
1984
4s
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A;
92%
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Now /
First mortgage 2%s 1980
.Feb-Aug
•
541a
76%
56
Quar-Feb
1 2047—
First mortgage
;
1975—1
56
57%
•
Ohio
*95
June-Dec
"Merrltt-Chapinan & Scott Corp—•
4%s conv subord debs
91
92%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
—
—
49
52 Va
43%
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
—Jan-July
First
mortgage 2%s 1979——<—^
Fcb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982.—
—June-Dec
First mortgage 3VbS 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4V<s 1986—-J
.—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 5s 1987
—
.— Feb-Aug
:
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977-April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1987
—June-Dec-,
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 197.5
June-Dec;
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
86
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83
88 Va
*76
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:
—
182
49%
76 Va
—Quar-Jan
—
States Power
Northern
Co—
&
94
90
-
\
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Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp—
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McDerraott
91 Va
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—
Manila RR {Southern, Lines}
'
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May-Nov
1977
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15
.
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& Co 2%s debentures 1972
Macy^R H)
1997
registered
(Minnesota)
RR—
subord debs 1968
*88
«—
,
ft—*
57%
3s registered 2047
—
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Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047—LJan-JwZy
96 Va
95 Va
45
Coll
First ds refund mtge 3%s ser F
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
General lien 3s Jan
*100
April-Oct
1978
Nashville
&
86 Va
■
5214
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Mar-Sept
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003..
AprZZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser II 2003—April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
AprZZ-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas
Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979-May-Nop
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
__,r
Mar-Sept
debentures
3%e
Louisville
f debentures 1976—
s
4%s conv subord debs 1977..
Northern
Mar-Sept
;
:
91%
c.6 1'8
—
.
49%
May-Nou
May-Non
*115
I
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
<P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3s debentures 1976
91V*
92
—June-Dec
April-Oct
LoriUard
'
3vjs s f debentures 1973
3%s s f debentures 1974-
102%
97
98
May-Nov
1952
—
74%
.
3
100% 100 Va
4V28
series A
debs 1982
'
-
—
2%s 1980
April-Oct
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,„April-Oct
General mortgage 3VaS 1983—-—
,—Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972—
—Fcb-Aug
General mortgage 4V«s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974_. Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974_. Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s 1' debs 1973_ May-Noo
53
51
45%
45%
Way-Nov
—
5i%
II
—
i*
mortgage
General
1980
7s
4%s
Gas
73'%
94
2003
1976-—
SALombard Electric
67
72%
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•
debentures
4.50s'^debentures
72
65
643b
—
2%
67
9
67
**
99%
1%
4
2%
•
—
64%
May-Nov
Series B 4%« fixed interest 2003
Ma j/-Nov
Series C 5s fixed Interest 2003-:
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003—_May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
..Muy-Now
4s fixed interest
Series A
90
Fcb-Aug
to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co IN Y)lst mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
103
'
__
refunding
&
108
1/0%
92
■
&
Haven
New
Y
105%
—
*91%
'
■
May-Nov
—
98 V2 104
177
--
AGeneral mtge conv inc
94
95%
7
98
98
98
'
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
mortgage* 5s extended
1973
B
series
First
93
-.
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
90
90
-T
145
1970—April-Ocf
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st <3? ref 5s stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s stumped 1974—
'y
*93
„
—June-Dec
—
96
93
*90%
a———— Jan-July
19G1
Jan-July
& Power 6s 1997
April-Ocf
3s 1964
April-Oct
certificates 1959_.—Mar-Sept
Mich South gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
&
107
•
unguaranteed
Kings County Elec Lt
Koppers Co 1st mtge
lAKreuger
Toll 5s
Lake Shore
93
93
*92%
Jan-July
-a
1961
Plain
4Vafi
104
May-Nov
Apfil-Oct
Mar-Sept
—
Hartford RR—
mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
4V2S ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975— Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s
1994—
—Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone
2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding, mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Fcb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
N
City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974...
..April-Oct
4Vas debs udj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4« 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
N
debentures
4%s
Kansas
Karstadt '(Rudolph)
/
1982——,
1974..A—,———
debentures
No.
102% 102 :)a
Beli Telephone S'.as 1988
—Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977——May-Nov
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding & Impt 4 VaS series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series © 2013——-April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1930
—
April-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997-————Jaw-July
3%s registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3VaS registered 1998—
Feb-Aug Michigan Cent collateral gold 3V28 1998-Feb-Aug
3 V2S registered 1998
——
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St LouisRefunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4%s income debentures
1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Ilarlem gold 3%s 2000—
—May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
—-Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
——a
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
— May-Nov
90
90
80
80
95%
Franklin & Clear
Jamestown
3s
102
*106
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low High
Bonds
Sold
High
102 v2
1980-,———May-Nou
Feb-Aug
New Jersey
Jan-July
Breaker 4%s conv 1982
debentures
f
s
3s
*80
"
I-T-E- Circuit
88%
*78
80
Co—
1977—.
4%s s t debentures 1987—i—
Interstate Power Co 1st mtge 3s 1980
Low
1977_—-——
New England Tel & Tel Co—
.
First guaranteed
4%>s series B 1961
5s
93 Va
Mar-Sept
1977—
subord debs
f debentures series A
s
85
*87 Vu
C 1986—Jane-Dec
1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 %s series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987-——-———Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv
18
90
36
90 U
Co 3Vis debs
Interstate Oil Pipe Line
Sale Price
.
3%s a t debentures
Indianacolis Union Ry 2%s ser
3*1,6
12%
Co 3VaS conv
National Tea
*85%
1980———.—Feb-Aug
.. Mar-Sept
1980——Jan-July
Inland Steel
48%
*85 Vv
1989—
3:,ab series H
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
High
37 Va
18
85 Va
*89
3V*« series G
mtge
1st mtge
Low
No.
16%
85'.a
85 'A
1979—May-Wow
3%s series B 1979.—May-Wow
33/48 series C 1974— May-Wow
3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
3%s ser A
111 Cent RR consol mtge
Interest
Jan. 1
48%
47 >
g A Adjusted income 5s
Illinois
Ranre Since
Sold
High
a
15 Va
Feb 1957
—April-Oet
Bell Telepnone 23/4S series A 1981- Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B 1978--—A—./itue-Dec
Bonds
Friday's
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Friday
MARCH 28
BONDS
Bid & Asked
47 Va
A 1957—Fcb-Aug
Manhattan first 5s
AHudson &
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
88%
3
88
91%
84%
86 Va
65
85%
10
52
92 y8
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Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New
York
Siock
Interest
Last
1'eriod
Exchange
Sale Price
or
4'As
conv
Pill&burv Mills Inc.
3%s
f debs
1972_;
108%
97
June-Dec
*92
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As
Consolidated
H
ser
ser
guaranteed 4 Vis
ser
99
——
92
Standard
76
97
3
100
1
99
1
97
96%
98
98%
98
4 As
mortgage 5s
General
mortgage 5s series B
series A
General mortgage 3%s series
June-"Dec
1970.—
E
1975
C
73%
Cuke & Cheni 1st mtge 3'As 1964—May-Now
Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jail-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
—Mar-.S'cpt
3Vas s f debentures 1986
ApriZ-Oet
*96%
■
Pittsburgh
Procter
Public
3s
Electric
Power
Gamble
&
debentures
Co. 1983
3%s
debs
Service Electric
&
and
First
debentures
!
u.u
2%s
4
93
10
98
J
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/
Terminal
94 Va
'
■
%
94
„•
May-Nob
88 A
98
98%
mortgage
8s
2031—June-Dec
1972
-3As
debentures
debentures
1983.. April-Oct
1975
4%s
1977...-..^
99
98 A
173%
General
Texas
•
94'/a
95 A
98%
93
98%
97
19
3o
104 A
Radio
Corp of America 3 As coiiv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 %s series D 1995-Map-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem
37bS debs
Mfg Co
1975-
mtge
07
70'A
89
94'A
80
81
United Artists Corp—
6s conv subord debs
*85
5'As
debs
conv
Lawrence
Adirond'lc
&
gold
1969
1st
100 A
51
mortgage
Ry Co—
series A 1997
4s
70
Jan-July
/-.Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022_
May
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
—Mar-Sept
71A
70
Jan
2006
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76
69
76 VA
50 Va
64
13
70
60
52 A
A
ser
61%
29
82
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Ry—
certificates.
bond
4s
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&
debentures
1974
100
98
1980—
238
91
96
3
97
99%
97'A
101%
103'A
—
A
103 VA
77
90
89
89
—
4%s
5s
debentures
90
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—,
Shamrock
5'As
Shell
Oil & Gas
Oil
Union
debentures
2As
Oil
g'As
4%s
Corp
6s
Socony-Vucuum
Oil
South,.& North
Ala
1965
debs
conv
2Vis
RR
3s
debentures
2Vis
Southern
3'.is
California
Southern
Ry
4'As
4Oregon
Gold
4 As
General
89
7
91
4lis
1981
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Fran Term
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Pacific
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series
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div
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gold
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debentures
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Public
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series A 2004—
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•
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Wisconsin
99
•
99
•
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May
1984
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Power
Service
3As
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Jan-July
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84
99
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May
1971
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60
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64%
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86
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1976
Power
57 A
57'A
86
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94 A
—
2%s 1976. J an-July
—
—
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1983—;
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83'/a
83'/a
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1st
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'75. June-Dec
Central
1st'mtge 4s
100'A
94'A
93V4
Map-Nov
1977
3'As ser A 1981
debentures
income
Wisconsin
A
„
3
86 Vo
78
Whirlpool Corp 3 As s f debs 1980
—Feb-Awcr
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958--/—ApriZ-Oct
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Jan-July
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Lines)
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;
.
125'A 127
...'
1973—June-Dec
99%
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Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2348 A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3As series C 1970
-.Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3V4s conv
debs
1975
—■:
—May-Noo
92'/a
83
"
Co—
_
2.
62
—
91
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—
.
99
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Jaw-July
1982
Western Pacific RR Co
Westinghou.se Electric Corp 2%s 1971
83
90%
93 'A
86
guaranteed 2361
4s
99
99%
——
104
r<\
1970
first
D
...
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98
87%
29
99
1967—Jan-July
—Jaw-July
4s
registered 2361
J—
»
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Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 As series C 1979
April-Oct
'
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88
*—
mortgage
West Shore
91'A
--
106 VA 110%
218
108'A 109'A
97%
83 A
84
94 A
*—
3s guaranteed 1979—3f«p-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
...May-Now
West Penn, Power 3'As series I 1966—.—-Jaw-July
96
105Vi
10
*95
92A
,
97
*83
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Fcb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3As
93
4
96
90'A
88
88
April
series A Jan 1981
108 A
109'A 110%
195 !
■'.
111
Jan-July
1969
Gold
•
105%
June-Dec
Fcb-Aug
2%s
:
>
103 3A
'
Indiana
^
108A
112
90
2Vis ser H
101 Vi
109A
Jan -July
Edison
mtge
7
1*09'A
—.Aprll-Oci
A—.
debentures
ref
17
91
—Jan-July
Map-Nov
l.-
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv
Southern Pacific Co—
First
—
1—
1987
convertible
-
Telegraph Co—
1985
debentures
—
1978
1979___.
debentures
2 As
:
1986— June-Dec
1976..
gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone &
and
28
112
'
92 A
mtg.e income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3 'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sent
debs
1976
108 Vi 109'A
April-Oct
April-Oct
87
195
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
debs
105 Vi 105%
"•
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures
Smitli-Corona
1971
1951
conv
82'A
;
■
*87
104 A 105 A
April-Oct
1982
debentures
§/Siemens r&. Halske
Sinclair
subord
Gen mtge 4s income
Corp—
subord
conv
95
106%
104Va
88
*90'A
*105
105%
96
98 Va
100V4 103A
% 104%
*86 A
—Jan-July
105
Fcb-Aug
fl/ap-Nov
Jan -July
—
98
104
104%
First
1977—A.
1082
98 A
94
97
97'A
101'A 101%
Gen
June-Doc
1972.
debs
subord
debentures
92%
96
1951—June-Dec
June-Dec
1968
4%s
Wabash RR Co—
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
"■
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser O 1973_April-Oct
78
89
—
90
Jtme-Dec
1966
_
.
*79
"88%
Mar-Sept
Sons 2'As
!
92%
97
97
'
90
97%
►103 A
91
90
95
♦84
1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 33/as ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958—
April-Oct
100
99% 100 A
99%
May-Floy
1977
83'A 1003A
199
100%
*92 A
of America—
subord
conv
First
Co—.
f debentures
s
80%
*91
,
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
■ '
•
>:
First and refund mtge 2Vis ser E' 1975—Jlfar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
59 A
98
97
ctfs
Corp
conv
4'As
50
54
100
St Paul Union
.1 1st mtge 3s series B
77'A
'
'
53
52 A
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989.Jan-July
St Paul A; Dulutli first cons gold 4s 1968.Ju?ie-Dec
Depot 3'As B 1971—1
April-Oct
Scioto. V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989— May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
_Ma?*-Sopt
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
J an-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
sinking fund
Vanadium
St Louis-South western
First
1947
mtge ser C
§ A3 Vis assented series C 1951
71A
70 A
_
70
61%
income.debs
1
98
99%
Apr-Oet
Jlfar-Sept
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947
§A6'As
70
a
*-
April-Oct
._
87 Va
77% '
105
Works Corp—
§A6As debs series A
—
1996. Jan-July
5s
84V4
*101
:—Map-Nov
April-Oct
1967
90V4
1
§A6As sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
$/3'As assented series A 1951
Juwe-Dec
Mar-Scpf
gold
debentures
United Steel
101'A
,
94l%
92Va
90 A
4
86'A
'A'
77%
_Mar-Sepb
1973
debentures
fund
~
92'A
86
—April-Oct
1972—
Rubber
S.
112
100 Va
debs
97% 1.01'A
87'A
90
92'A
93%
3
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93'A
—Jaw-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
—May-Now
1970-/
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95Va
92'A
95Va
13
86
77
92 A
92'A
Jlfar-Sept
mtge & Coll tr 4'As 1977
2%s debentures 1976—:
1st
94 A
93 3A
■
52
98
108'A
f
s
2%s
933i
\
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87'A
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ApriZ-Oct
1971
1972
coll trust 3%s 1975
3Vis sinking
U.
„
108'A 109'A
100
Jan-July
June-Dec
/.5s
'
85
Louis-Sun Francisco
1st
;
A
*94 'A
Mar-Sept
1977—
1996
6s
86
79 A
—
'
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Second
*102
Mar-Sept
1977—.,—
debs
conv
-
.
.
4As series D 1977
General mortgage 3'As series J
Aircraft
;
Corp—
mtge
Royal McBee 6'As
86'/a
4VaS
90'A
82'A
*83'A
Electric
99
87 »A
*
2
97'A
99
99
Jlfap-Nov
1966—April-Oct
2Vis
America
:
94'A
97 'A
May-Nov
1973—1
5
93
.
100% 113%
93
97
76
108'A
*90
April-Oct
87
77
3
'
1971—-May- Nov
76 Va
110 Va
35
93
93
85
83
72
110
,
77
107 A
108 A
.Mar-Sept
1969—
Corp 2Vis
mtge &
87V2
lUOVa
98%
25
86
77
I960.. .June-Dec
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st mtge & coll trust 3 As
—
--
—
*89
Rohr
177
85 A
jait-July
1978
&
United Gas
1st
Jan-July
Gen
St
—
—
99'A
*83
.April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
——
Jim-July
Gas
of
Blscuitr Co
90
88%
85
2
85
98%
„
1978
Rochester
St
'United
177
1978
C
91
85
*85
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991
7
5'As series A
series
*89Va
99 A
..June-Dec
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
_Map-Nov
mtge 3As 1982
Oil of California 2%3 debs 1970— ..June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
1976 —Fcb-Aug
7
—
97'A
75
mortgage and coll trust 2aAs 1975
debentures 1968—
..————
2
*156
90%
*93 3 4
1985- -J an-July
E
ser
impt 3 As
80%
4 As series B
4 As
and
ref
94 A
*156
83 Va
110
Corp 2%s debs 1991
67 A
Feb-Aug
89'A
1st
98
92
167
—
88
110
1986——-
80 Va
April-Oct
;
3'As
Co
67 A
.
31'a
*86
Union
,
88
1st
96 %
•
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_
adjustment bonds—
Oil
94'A
67 Vi
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gAConsol mtge 6s 1955
Debt
refund M 3%s
and
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs
May-Nor)
1952..
Cs
95 A
,94'A
Feb-Atig
Rhine-Westphalia Elep Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
!
g/Direct
94 A
99
87
*73
First
•,
;'
—:
97
.June-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3Vas
106%
94
*96'A
-—Jan-July
98'A
3'As series B 1970— April-Oct
series C 1990.. .April-Oct
first gold 5s 2000
Tri-Continental
3s
Quaker Oats 2-7is debentures 1964
94'/a
97 A
refund M 3%s
Tol & Ohio Cent
98 Va
92,%
l
—
104% 105%
98
..Apr-Oct
__-_.Mar-3epfc
H
97 A
-
101%
94 Va
*95 'A
97'A
.May-A'ou
—
100%
14
107 A
Pacific-Missouri
Tidewater
'93
92 V a
89 %
107
7
107
101A 101 %
101%
_Mar-Sept
Pacific— g
v; ; *.
'Term RR of New Orleans 8%s 1974.— .June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982——— -Feb-Aug
174
94 A
--
97 A
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3V4S
96'A
'■,'
*173 A 180
--•94%
39%
RR—
First and refund M
Texas & Pacific
95
—
•
,
Orleans
Texas & New
88 A
'
—
88
91'A
107
and
104%
87
98 Vu
87'A
and impt
First and
*99%
*110%
87Va
*—
—Jan-July
M 4s series C 2019—
impt 2%s series D 1985—... April-Oct
Texas. Corp 3s debentures 1965—,—.— .Map-Nov
96
102 Va
21
103 Vi 103'A
31
of St Louis—
Assn
RR
Refund
—
*88 A
...Mar-Sept
1973
Refund
100
I
'
*91
90
109
—Jaw-July
debentures 1982
3%s debs 1973
debentures
78%
101Va
—
——
99%
*92 A
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—-Map-Nov
Firsthand refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-JiMW-Dec
1st and
74
*
and
3»as
71 %
—
Co—
1963
refunding
93%
94%
98%
First and refunding mortgage 3lis 1968... Jan-J?i/?/
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037:
Jan-July
First
1.
•
94%
—Jan-July
1981
Gas
92 Va
92 Va
April-Oct
Pittsb
Potomac
85'A
85
85'A
...XprZZ-Ocfc
1975^
95
85
3
8
15
88
fund
Chemical
High
Low
NO.
90
88 A
Jan-July
—
r
—
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966—
__Jan-July
Superior Oil Ca 8Vis debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
1971— ._May-Nov
..^Jan-July
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
98 3a
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Map-Nov
1974
(Ohio)
Co
sinking
Stauffer
100
Oil
Sold
High
107 A 108
conv
debentures" 2VbS 1971..
(N Jj
debentures
2%s
Range Since
Jan. I
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
90
5s
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
76
97
97
Sale Price
1967—u. ..June-Dec
3%s conv 1982— _April-Oct
Products
Coll
Standard, Oil
92
—
100
Feb-Aug
I 1963__Feb-Aj/r/
J 1964.May-Nov
or
Last
Period
Low
98%
109%
106'A
i
Week's Range
Friday
t
Interest
t
.
.
Exchange
Stock
High
96
421
York
New
Standard
1960
28
BONDS
1
.
Low
18
*76
Consolidated
Jan
No.
A
107% 108%
Pittsburgh Bessemer &'Lake Erie 2%s .1996 Jiine-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Lou s Ry—
s
ENDED MARCH
Range Since
Sold
High
97''a
Fcb-Aug
WEEK
.
Bid & Asked
..Feb-Aug
subord debs 1987
TIIE
■
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2 Vis debentures 1964
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
4As
2013
91
91
16
90
90 A
included in the year's range.
dEx-intertst. e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanie8 reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
e
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week,
April
91
91
3
86
93
/Bonds selling flat.
67
"95 Vi
109
Jan-July
1
107'A
2
109
100'A 100'i
85 Vi
Jan-July
April-Oct
a
68
99 «A
not
114
87'A
in
delivery
the year's
included in
sale
range,
not
n
the year's range,
„
100 A
85
Deferred
Included
the
mr,
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
March 21 and ending Friday, March 28. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Acme Precision Products Inc
28
Friday
Sales
Low
3%
1.600
6
6%
200
Par
High
3% Mar
Way Industries Inc
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Air
3'A
Jan
Va
Jan
7
Mar
Mar
21
Jan
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
16%
400
Inc
7%
6%
7'/a
1.200
6% Mar
8'b
Jan
Alabama
5%
5A
5%
1,400
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Alan Wood Steel Co
Aero
2%
2%
2%
1,100
1% Jan
2%
Feb
8A
8 V4 Jan
Adam
Consol
Supply
Industries
16
Manufacturing.
▲gnew Surpass Shoe
For footnote-
see page
16
'
Stores.
35.
3
50c
Feb
5Y«
cumulative
50
preferred—100
10
preferred
Alaska Airlines Ino.
100
1
Sales
Week's
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Low
1%
1%
A
A
Southern
5
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
^cme Wire Co common
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3%
Last
STOCKS
for Week
High
A
FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH
the week beginning Monday,
include every security whether
1.000
2,500
1A
V«r
123
93
93
17%
17%
25
Jan
Feb
3Va
3%
1.100
10
125
17
95
Feb
Feb
3'A Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
19%
86% Jan
77
200
High
2%
Jan
Jan
77%
,
Fob
4% Jan
W
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchsngs
Far
ol rrices
Low
M
3'A
3'A
3'A
23A
3'A
27/8
3
37s
Jan
15'A
2,900
407a
42'A
40'A
1,200
Air Filter
5%
American
Beverage
common—
37a
Jan
Feb
Canadian
Jan
Canadian Williston
45
"974
American
American
Book
Co
.
.
1—
Jan
'
mm.m.
mmmm
57/e
Feb
Jan
62
1
■
Jan
66
Jan
'
25
70
70
.
'■ '
83A
Jan
14
13 Vz
14
3,100
13% Feb
157a
2674
27%
1,600
217/e
287s
300
774
21,100
67a
Jan
700
27%
Jan
774
6%
29%
29%
Co.
30
Jan
Co
American
Jan
Castle
Feb
2s 6d
& Co
Jan
Central
3572 Mar
Central
874
974
7,950
8
Jan
37/8
4
2,600
3% Jan
Post
Ancnor
'
"
11
117a
4
13%
Feb
37a
Jan
11% Mar
*/5r
7a
%
11%
11%
127/0
22,400
1,200
9%
9%
10%
1,100
Central
19%
8%
2,900
s
Jan
Jan
1,109
2%
-ATI
Products
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Conv
Jan
11%
2%
27a
Feb
2% Jan
18
mm mm
972
74
% Jan
87a
Jan
v
Feb
Jan
Chamborlin
"A" shares
jjg
Arkansas Fuel
6
4'A
Jan
140
95'A
Jan
a
37
37,
37%
10,700
33'A
Feb
t
287/a
28%
29%
26,200
26
Jan
29% Mar
93 Vz Jan
9574 Feb
Arkansas Power A Light—
4.72% preferred
~6
A.
~6
147a
Aluminum Co—
Convertible preferred
14%
3,400
4,400
3%
500
3%
43A
103
38%
Jan
;
Jan
Christiana
-EM
xl 5 Vz
15%
500
~l7/a
1%
1%
4s/a
13 Ye
9%
9%
11,300
Feb
Jan
157/a
Clary
Feb
574
Jan
133A
lft Jan
2A
8%
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
613
Feb
Jan
Oils
274
3,000
27b Mar
27a
Jan
Commodore
Hotel
Public
10
97% Mar
10172
Feb
17a
600
300
1
26%
2% Mar
Colon
13A
Jan
Colonial Sand
Jan
Jan
178
30 3A
Vtc
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
9JA
6,000
73A
Jan
ext
Coimelly
to
27a
2%
3
5
6%
Jan
Consol
83A
8%
8%
2,200
774 Mar
978
Jan
Consolidated
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayihlre Collieries Corp common
2%
3%
2JA
preferred
-l
•
500
272
100
3% Mar
3%
3%
163A
16%
167/b
300
16
31
31
100
x29
1
,
ordinary—
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7.13.
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II
-is
874
i'
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:
100
2%
1,100
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1
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5
|
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774
2Vz
Stores
Inc.
97a
Jan
14
Jan
27a
Jan
(H)
Class
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
374
—
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Inc
33A
A
Class
Inc
8%
Jan
Jan
B
14
Feb
%
Jan
1
Mar
Jan
4% Mar
300
300
3
8%
800
5%
57a
300
1474
14%
300
874
874
100
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47b
400
600
37a
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5
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7%
43
Feb
Jan
10
Jan
67a
57A Mar
14
•
8% Feb
874 Mar
2674 Jan
5% Jan
32% Feb
83
93
Atlantic. Sugar
Cuban
•
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Cuban
Jan
4
Jan
47a Mar
Cork Iuternat'l
Tobacco
Oil
7
"A'-
partic
Manufacturing
2,500
87a Mar
1072
Jan
77a
700
7y8 Jan
87b
Feb
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1%
100
1%
Jan
2
Feb
Davenport
674
674.
6%
8,300
674 Feb
7
Jan
ord—•
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*
Bridgeport Gas Co
•
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*
British American OH Co
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.
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Burma
Hill
1
70
1
7
.
4
A
•
672 Mar
Hosiery
267a
Jan
28
Mar
Day Mines Inc..;—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
25
Jan
41
Mar
Dejay
37%
Jan
37 % Mar
5A
Feb
5%
38%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
42 7b Mar
—
3,800
~
5%
300
4174
500
12%
127a
12%
26,500
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117a
1134
14,000
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167a
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— —
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77a
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21
512
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572
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72
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22
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400
278
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3a
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33A
274
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43/a
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11,400
%
72
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—1
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1
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174
20
21
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1874 Feb
22
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17a
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17a
27a
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157a
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1374
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1574
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56
56
57
56
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61%
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50
54
57
1134
t
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54
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4
no
Jan
Corp
Feb
Duval Sulphur &
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300
4
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Feb
Eastern
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500
25
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Eastern
States
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3074 Mar
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4
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67s Mar
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1
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234
__1
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page
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f.
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1
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1
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see
..r16%. Jan
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-'4'
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a :*3 is-jan
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7
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1372 Mar
1174 Feb
127o
Co Ltd
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Jan
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16%VJan
.-
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'
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.
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77: 7„ 7
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1
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1
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277b
0
10
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
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16%: Jan
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.
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Royalty
Continental
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fining & Smelt Ltd
Retail
/Continental Air Lines Inc
Jan
*
10c
Continental
17 7e
1%
3%
11%
Black Starr & Gorham class
Blauner's common
fl%%
.7707a
Jar.
Jan
;
1
500
'
& Engineering
Commercial Corp
3274
13 7e Mar
11%
Watcfc Co Inc
common
200
4%,
37a
37s
(8)
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13,700
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4%
common—SI
Bohack
1,300
13%
■
——
,
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck (A S) Shoe. Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
12,100
7
6
class A
Blckford'e Inc
-5 ¥4
-
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Benrus
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5,700
6%
6%
i
1
Corp
-■
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Jan
Jan
*
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4 7a
272 Mar
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oil
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1
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Corroon & Reynolds
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Steel Carp
Barker Brothers Corp new
6%
15,500
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de los Andes—
American shares
Banff OH Ltd
Bayvlew
1
: ; 10 %' Jan 7■'■::72--.;jan;i,
;
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Baldwin Securities Corp
Be icy
5
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11%'-. -
--
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,
..
30a
—
Cooper-Jarrett
*
1,810
11%
88%
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Bofley * Selburn OH
.
,
1965
Consolidated
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
6,300
3,200
37a
5%.
inc.
&
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*
Automatic Steel Products
-
7Yz
•-•
400
1574
4 %.' •*'7 -47tt*
10c-
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
9 % Mar
27a
Development
is*
Plywood Corp
37s
80^
.
,.16%
.
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29%
x82
t/ y 7_
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.
Equipment Co
1%
1
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50
-
3,100
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vtc
1JA Feb
8%
10]
Audio Devices Inc
non-cum
Products
Caribbean
Cocksliutt Farm
100
29
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Atlas Consolidated Mining A
Development Corp
AUes Corp option warrants
i
.
Club Aluminum
400
100
770
8572
14
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1
1%
2%
69%
-
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B
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—
1 ,
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100
-
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1772
11%
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Corporation
1%
"274
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Claussner
Community
-IS
participating.
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6% Mar
9%' Jan
7% Jan
-•
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157a Mar
.
Jar.
672 Feb
-r
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„
1
1%
Associated OH * Oas Oo,
Associated Tel & Tel-
4?b
•r
46%
-1
Clarostat, Manuiacturing
14% Mar
Jan
4'A
6A
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Associate Laundries of Ai
137a Jan
■■■■■■-
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-
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—10
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1
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74
43A> Feb
6% Mar
Feb
372 Mar
6,700
9%
Associate Electric Industries—
-American dep rets reg
....
6972
0
common
Oil
7V.
Feb
"
4'A Feb
Arc Equipment
Corp.
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Assoc Artists Productions Ins-
Non-voting
6%
14
Arnold Altex
Atlas
Jan
Chromalloy Corp
JK
Armour
Line
5
Mar
•;
46
108%'' Jan
l*22Yz Jan
.Wk'T"1?" : "" ■
.7
1
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
400
6 ^
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10
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4%
98 "
6
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157B
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7
'
2.50
common
Jan
4%
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oil corn
Atlantic Coast
Corp
America
of
Jan
2,000
4%
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Arkansas Louisiana Oas Co
Class A
7%
67B
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Armstrong Rubber Co class
Co
9
,
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100'
100
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10
pfd
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Corp—
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Elec Power
r
Co—
3.50%
preferred——
Central Power & Light 1%
Charis
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Power
Maine
Jar.
26% Mar
104;-Mar v
9%7 ,974V
•
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Feb
1374
127a
Feb
Hadley Corp
Illinois Secur Corp.:
preferehce $1.50 series
Jan
3974
*
"..K
1%
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
1% -Jan
Jan
-7%
•♦
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Jan
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400
v' 600
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1% Jan
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6%
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Instruments Corp
'
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9%
Feb
3%
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1
.
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.
comrayn
Products
Casco
Photocopy Equip
American Seal-Kap
American Thread 6% preferred
■
g
American Writing Paper common___l
Incorporated
■
Amwrev Q1J Company class A.
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd...
I
20c
Co
29%
--
'
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American Natural Gas
American
American
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1
vtc
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7 7b Mar
3172
Ltd
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'
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-
-
.
•10,800
.
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2%.
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■•••■:
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1
1
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Carrer^p Ltd—
Jan
32
287a Mar
—60
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd—
27% Mar
28 7a
Minerals
Producers
Carnation
Mar
71
OH
27a
15 .74
'
Mar
287a
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47u
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278
1
Gas Ltd vtc__
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High
25%
;
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10c
Capital City Products common..
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
13/b Mar
2674
1
Inc..
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
11,800
Ltd partlc pfd—10
Petrofina
Canso
Mar
Feb
90
:
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,
Jan
8474
200
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■
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500
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87a
52
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250
674
674
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867a
857a
8572
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5%
Low
28%
\t.'~~3ti74V*
4
2
Oils Ltd
Canadian Homestead
197a Mar
Jan
Jan
34'A Feb
9,200
Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Atlantic
Canso
97a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28Vz
20
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canal-Randolph
8%
8%
Shares
'
Jan
3
Low
•
common
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canada Southern
37s Mar
Jan
77a
1
$3.71 cumulative preferred.
Aluminum Industries
Meter
100
3Vb
1
3
—II
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
Maracalbo
23A Jan
2
Ltd
Co
preference
672%
Jan
600
19%
19 Vz
3 '/a
Plctureo
American
37/a
38.400
3
convertible preferredAllied Control Ck> Tno
—
Allied Znternat'l Inveatlng cap
American
Cement
Sales
1
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
3'A Jan
500
2%
#%%
Electronics
20 5A
Feb
20
Alloa A Fisher common.
Artiste
1
High
Low
Canada
dop rot* Amor shsrss.
All American Engineering Co_
AUaghany Corp warranto
Allegheny Airllnea Ino.
Allied
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Slock
F-
KunatzUdo «
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Friday
MARCH 28
range for the WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week'a
Last
STOCKS
Iron
Corp
7_„_p
...
$7
$6
nreferred
series
B._
.20
-1
35
7-"*-• 34"8
16% Ai
35;
6-; 4':
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301vJan
150
•
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preferred s^ies A
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«4*i >
7
-
■
Jan
14214
Jan
135
Jan
25 %-Mar
.17%
155
.
150--
Feb
Feb
Mar
Number 5729
187
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1461)
V
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Ktuu
Week's
Last
STOCKS
ImtrlctD
Associates—
ol beneficial
Sugar
preferredEdo. Corporation ciass A
8
26%
18
Communications
7%
8%
29%
,6.900
13%
13%
300
6%
7%
900
.> 2%
1«
29%
2%
5,200
-
1,900
a.
1
inc—_
—_5c
—_
2%
.200
E'meiji Air Freight Corp
Empire District, Electric'5%
Empire • MilLwork Corp
26
..:..%
11%
1Kb
11%
99'*
99%
Mar
27(4 Jan
30% Mar
11% Feb
13% Mar
13% Feb
2,900
Equity Corp common———.
10c
$2. convertible preferred——
Erie, Fojrge & Steel Corp com—
—i,
3%.
3%
52,400
-39%
4014
1,250
io
3%
39%
'
'
"
.
Jan
6% Jan
1%. Jan
50
10%
■->
1
L600
7Tb
10 (V.Feb
101
3% Mar
41 % Mar
Jan
5"%'
6
9%
9%
600
9%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
300
1
Esq,uire;Ihc.
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
—$1 or 25c
—10
Eureka Pipe Line common
5%
Jan
12%
12%
7
Jan
6
1,100
14
5%
9,300
%
l'o
10(4
10%
"io
Mar
10% Feb
Enterprises
Industrial
Hardware
1
50c
25c
Inc,
Mfg Co
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
Insurance Co of North America——-5
'
17%
41,300
.
Jan
7%, Jan
1G(4
1%
%
Jan
10
12
Jan
Jan
1%
103%
stock,*
35%
11%
Company
Royalty,—,
100
1% Jan
1,700
90%
10 («
1% Feb
Jan<
2,700
Jan
104% Mar
11% Mar
19%^ Jan
32
38% Jan
10% Jan
4% Jan
12,500
8%
300
4y«
4%
4,700
8(4
—
36%
8%
2,500
7.(4 Jan
2%
33(be
1
pfd—1Q0
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vto,-—,*
Ironrite Inc
-1
Irving Air Chute
—-—1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Oil
2 V» Jan
8
8%
Investors
1%
11%
17% Mar
1% Mar
16(4 Feb
34(4
~4%
Intex
High
12% Mar
400
2
2,900
.
——10c
International Resistance Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17%
100% 103%
—-5
International Products
Shares
High
16%
11(4
2(4
400
2
Jan
74% Jan
14%
14%
Jan
3%. Jan
15%,
9,400
3%,
3
3
10%
Feb
8
Ipwa Public Service Co 3.90%
14(4 Mar
(4 Mar
60
Jan
6% Mar
Low
2Tb
International Breweries Inc———1
International Cigar Machinery—
*
International Petroleum, capital
ol Prices
2
—
33%
9%
r—
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
8% Jan "
2% Jan
1
4
•
Jan
3%
92
"Illio
oiim 1st preferred
Eros Manufacturing Co
Feb
9
Jan
-
pfd- -^-100
'**.< 6%,
Mar
27% Mar
'
7
Corpof America—
El-Tronics
Jan
6% Jan
17,300
Inc_
Electronics
Mar
10
—
Par
Industrial
2,600
; it.
..29%
•
1
6
8$. Snare common..
Electrographic Corp common—
Electronic
High
18
26
1
„
Limited
Mines
Electric Bond
18%
Sales
for Week
Range
Salo Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
30
$2
Eld.er
Low
int—1
shares
Common
Friday
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 38
for Week
of Prices
Par
Eastern
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Eielunft
700
3
10%
600
8
10%
U
fir
6%
3,20a
8% Mar
2% Feb
78
Jan
Feb
15 % Mac
Mar
.
3 Tb
Jan
Jan
11% Fab
if Mar
A Jan
1
8,800
2%. Mar
4
145
Feb
2A
7%
Jan
Jan
A Jan
J
Glass Co
Jeannette
1
common
3
15e
9%
3%
400
2%
2(4
4
Jupiter Oils LtcL,>,~.,
2-fe
18,400
Jan
Ida'
K
Factor
(Max)
&
class
Co
A—
10%
Falrchihi Camera & Instrument
Faxcdqy Uranium Mines Ltd—
Firth Sterling
9 ■<"
19 %
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Feb
1i*o
5%
6V,f
'..'5 Tb
6%
3,200
7%:;, 7%
13,400
V*
12%
7
li-%- 12%
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-
6%
^
.
7
.
62,100
8 %
6%
Class A
noni-veting—
76
*—
-
»
750
Katz Drug Company—•
Kawecki Chemical Co,,
9(4
Industries Inc—
(The)
Filler (Geo
12 % Mar
QYe
.
-
68
Jan
79
Feb
Jan
80
Feb
*4(4 Feb
5-iBa Mar
1,200
4%
Feb
6
Jan
2,100
T(4
Jan
2
Mar
1,500
5%
Jan
7
Feb
Feb
Kobacker
18
-
3,100
15% Jan
18%
10
200
400
28
Jan
20
105
Mar
1,300
2
Mar
Hf
2(4
•
2
2%
V4
Gorp
4%
——
%
Jan
1%
-
1%
.
2%
5%
Jan
5 General
Stores
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
Feb
14
Feb
Wernicke
Feb
32%
Jan
45% Mar
16(4 Jan
18(4 Feb
90%
•
97
5%
-
1—5
Manufacturing Co
Uochanv Manufacturing common
Goodman
10%
800
15%
100
16%
Gray Manufacturing Co—
Great Araer Industries Inc
19%
.4
*•
lTa
19%
Jan
6T0 Mar
%
4,400
19%
100
16(4 Jan
20% Mar
24%
400
21
6
Jan
400
5
Jan
2
1,400
299%
1,300
270
Great
6%
Financial
4
Freehold
7%
9c
Leases—-—
ik
1%
1%
5,700
2-%
2%
1,600
20
20
r
4,100
41%
39%
-
—30
—50c
series A.—
Hydraulics—-——
Gridoi®
*
Inc—60c
Western
preferred
Greer
v-
40
Co——1
Producers
282'
-
129%
1%
100
hi
24%
Jan
Jan
Feb
'7Tb Feb
7Tb
1% Mar
Jan
2(4 Jan
7%
1,600
4%
7"' ■ ;■
4,500
241
Jan
299% Mar
123%
Jan
133
1(4
1%
Jan
37%
Jan
2%
Feb
18
Feb
Jan
44
Feb
3
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
..4,F
•
"2%
.2%%
3%
21,100
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
18(4 Feb
•»•
3%
9
Grieaadicck Company—
——1
Grocery. Stores Products, ci>mmon__—5
Guiid. FHms Company lnc—„——10c
QnlF States Land & Industries—
■
Common
4—
-50c
18% Jan
6%
2%
3%
Jan
Jan
..
Halt tamp
Macliine
Co—
—2
1
4-li.
Rabenstein
Heller
WEi
—k,
& Co
5 %%. pfd
&
Electronics—
A—
Industries
Hofmaixi
Inc—
*
25
Holopbane
Home
Co
common
Hoover Ball
Border's
Hormcl
&
Baking Co
Horn- <fe.Hardart
Jan
31(4 Mar
8Tb Mar
Jan
60% Mar
600
7
650
56
Feb
400
18,600
2%
Jan
100
1%
Jan
2,400
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
8%
Jan
28%
Jan
2,200
400
8%
3,700
26%
600
"
2%
3%
2% Mar
Feb
3
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
,
Feb
94
6% Jan
Feb
24
10
86
Jan
96
Feb
Jan
80
Mar
Jan
21 % Mar
74
74
10
67%
21Tb
4.000
16%
4%
4%
2.400
4%
Jan.
2-
2%,
4,300
2%
Feb
20(4
21(4
400
20%
Jan
*
:*
20%
2%
7%
400
6%
2%
5,800
2 %
Feb
8%
10%
4,600
7«a:
-
f'
*
9
*
2%
2;'4
22%
.,
5%
3
800
23%
111
o,:.
Hi
1.900
8% Mar
2'
Jan
20Tb Jan
15,700
% Mar
2% Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
2Tb
Jan
22 % Mar
Feb
2%r
7%
23
3
33%<
-
_-25e
7%
-
Jan
2%
Jan
10(b
Jan
3lA Feb
24
Feb
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
36(4 Mar
153b
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15-*8
4,900
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
-14%
15%
3.20O
14(4
Jan
16%
Jan
21%
21%
600
19
19
19
12(4 Mar
100
16%
Jan
4%
4%
1,500
3%
Jan
11%
11%
100
Jan
Feb
Jan
25
1W4 118
30
21Tb Mar
Feb
19
Lear
29%
30(4
80
2.400
56
Mar
115%
Jan
120
Feb
27
Jan
Jan
1,000
43%
Jan
8,000
41% Feb
100
717%. 54
54
53(4
&
Hydro-Electric
-l
Manufnehiring Co
Sectn'ifles^—
Hydrometals Inc
^—
Hygrade Food Pro<Iiicts—
30(4 Mar
100
Feb
54
Mar
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
Mar
5
■/_8?%
—
9
700
8%
Jan
10%
*
-
11
1,900
7%
Jan
11Tb Mar
13%
19
500
15%
Feb
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.
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6
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6
5
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39%
Feb
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4%
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Imperial Chemical Industries
54
5
—2.50
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;
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Jan
13% Feb
v
5(4
85
86%
240
Mar
9%
Feb
"2(4
2%
2%
1,100
4%
4%.
4%
200
3%
Inc
4%
4
common
Realty class A—..
Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G)
Inc
700
5
*11% Jan
13% Feb
xl8
Mar
5% Mar
12
Jan
2% Jan
*
,
4% Jan
500
17
17
4%
(4
4%
16%
3,000
5(4 Feb
5%
5%
14
13%
14 Vb
800
24%
24
24%
11% 1 11%
4Tb
4%
5%
2%,
3
11%.
2%
12
37
12
1
37
41%
100
x9%
Feb
11% Mar
t Jan
9% Feb
4y»
Jan
2j/4
Jan
11 Vb
Jan
13%
Jan
42
50
30
6% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
150
1%
11,700
1
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
3% Feb
5T4 Jan
13 Vb Jan
14%
1%
Jan
6
Feb
1%
Jan
1,500
14%
0
14% Feb
7,200
1,800
10
-1
Jan
27
2%
preferred
cumulative
5%
5*/4. Feb
7ya
300
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Locke Steel Chain
17% Mar
13s/a Jan
22 Vz Mar
9
25c
5%. Feb
Jan
3% Jan
5% Mar
500
5
50c
Lodge & Shipley
1
30c
2.50
13%
13%
13%
100
42
42
44%
29
29
29
9
9
3
14% Mar
'
•
1% Feb
14% Jan
25,700
37%
v
50
25 ys
9(4
1,700
8%
Feb
84% Jan
& Mar
Feb
5 % Mar
89
Jan
44 (2 Mar
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
Feb
XIO'A Feb
IMF
Publications Inc
Macfadden
1
warrants—t
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Truck
Mack
Inc
Service
Public
Maine
Mangel
Stores
Co
10c
50c
7
1
•
e
common,
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co,
Marconi International Marine
5
£1
Cqnuuunication Co Ltd
Massey-Harris-Perguson Ltd
Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Tnc common—,—,
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Manic
(A G)
McKee
w
Co common—
Johnson & Co
Mfg Co:
Mead
1
—
Merchants.
Mesabi
Metal
1
-1
o
1
Iron Co
& Thermit Corp,,
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
-1
Sugar Co. common
10
*
preferred-
Mfcromatic Hone Corp
Middle 3tates
Midland
Petroleum common——1
Gil Corp $1
conv
preferred—*
Abrasive
Mid-West
~
«
-~D
Piping Co
Midwest
Wohi Co common
4%% convertible preferred
800
%
Feb
T4 Jan
1,600
4%
Jan
5%, Mar
17%
5Tb
18%
1,200
13%
Jan
15%
200
30%
Jan
35(4 Mar
13TV Jan
16% Mar
5
13%
13%
14(4.
35(4
35(4
(a
16(4
35(4
16%
16
__
1,300
3!l
—
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Mirro
Molybdenum
27Tb
28 Tb
7,700
22%
34%
33
34%
1,800
33
Mar
47%
46 J/4
47%
Jan
4%
5%
1,700
11,600
43%
4%
"\i
30Tb
29%
17%
16%,
16%
16'%
31/4
if; Mar
30 711
24(4 Jan
34%
Feb
17%
2,300
15%
Jan
19
Feb
16Tb,
3,900
15%
Jan
18'A Feb
4% Jan
3(4
200
3(4 Mar
1(4
1%
400
1%
Jan.
9(4
9V*
9Tb
1,000
Jan
9Tb
Feb
10 Tb
500
9
Mar
10%
Jan
8
Vb. Jan
—
10
—
10 Tb
9%
10Tb
36,600
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"7Tb
8%
2,500
22%
22%
23
1,500
4Tb
5
400
5
1(4
8%
7%
10%
10%
800
103
103
50
21
21
300
14%
14%
14%
2,500
Jan
10Tb. Mar
Jan
20% Jan
23
Feb
4% Jan
5Va Feb
Jan
33% Mar
10T4 Mar
32
9Tb
Jan
iooy4 Jan
17T4 Jan
12% Janu
103% Feb
21
Feb
14% Feb
XV* Feb
1
800
24
98,900
16
Feb
24
8
10%
28,200
6
Feb
10% Mar
87(4
60
87
Mar
15
4ft
22%
x20
9%
cumulative preferred
4.80%
cum
100
preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred serins C——100
Montgomery Ward. & Co class A__,Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products—1
6 %
cumulative preferred
«—---4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
W0
MqnU TV Inc
»
Murphy
Corporation
*
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
-10
500
common
Compariy
common
{;!
94 Vz
Jan
Mar
-1°
1
1
Napco Industries
National Alfalfa
Inc—
Dehydrating &
^
National Mfg & Stores common
—3
—1
1
5
1
1
25c
2
Milling Co
Bellas Hess
National Brewing Co
common
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National Casket Company
National Electric
Weld Machines
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
-1
—,—10
Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
—•
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National Transit common
1
Feb
92
Feb
98% Feb
89% Feb
•
f,
158% 158%
20
92
Jan
Jan
163
Feb
157
37 Va
2%
3%
117%
3%
100
12%
12%
1,000
500
117'/a 118
Jan
Jan
3T4 Feb
43% Mar
2%
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
13% Feb
112% Jan
119% Mar
% Jan
11(4
%
Jan
t7o
%
2,400
22 3 4
23%
500
22
Feb
25(4. Jan
22%
23 Vb
800
21(4
Jan
24
Mar
5%
Jan
7
Feb
18% Jan
2(4. Jan
21
Feb
%
22%
20%
20%
20
600
N
Nachman .Corp
Namin-Loeser's Inc
National
5(4 Jan
9(4 Mar
il Jan
2,700
3,000
—
4.40%
Muter
60(4 Feb
~1%
Monongahela Rower Co—
Co
-
87
1
Warrants
Muskogee
40
Jan
■
''
28 Tb Mar
Feb
Jan
4% Jan
8
"%
Jan
14
13% Mar
'
of America,
Corp
9% Mar
28(4
——
10c
1
1
.6% Mar
400
»0
Service commonMolybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Jan
Jan
1,400
8Tb
--
Public
3iK Jan
6
6 Tb
8Tb
pfd
Aluminum Company—,
Missouri
Jan
,lan
7%
6%
Miller
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
18% Mar
15%, Jan
1,500
Jan
10
81/4 Feb
Tb
8
1
Refrigerating Co,
Mining Corp Ltd.
Island
Merrill
18%
9% Jan
475
'%
"
5%
\
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<■
Jan
9%
%
9
9
^4'
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—3
3
•
1
8%
Mt
—
—
National Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
Illrrtk Lock
Refrning
*
,V
10%
2ya
5
Inc
Leonard
Mar
Jan
96
,——US
inc common
19% Mar
17
50%
—•
preferred...
Humble*
4%
13%
*
117
comnioii—-l-j.
HuhbottvIHarveyt
18(4
Feb
20%
'
—15
& Co—
Horn-Ac Hardart
5%
Jan
27%
-25 (4
-
.
10
*
Bearing Co
A.)
12%
700
14%
Inc
(Geo
7% Mar
5% Mar
700
7%
*
4%
—i.
B
Jan
114
*'V2%
<33%
(4
21%
L—1*
QiF Co Ltd class A_—:
Clasx
2%
Jan
3%
j
94
5 :1
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—1
* r
HolHnger. Censol Gold Mines
Hollys Corporation-—
Holly Stores Inc———
500
1%
2T«
7%
2.50
25c
—
5,000
"
1
(R> & Co Inc comnioii
Class
Jan
G
2Ti.<
114
*
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4% Mar,
'3
(i
—5
_1
Electric Co
Mfg Co common
HfevMa«ty
Higbie
400
2s 8
2T«
Henryt Holt <fe Co commpji————1
Hereulea Gallon Products Inc*.
10c
Herald! Radio
8*4
60%
f
3T«
100
—100
preferred—
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3014
(4
8
.
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2%
•
common
7%
59..
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60 %
—2
4X--1
-10c
_10c
•
25c 7
Co—1
•*
2%
--29%
8(4
-
—1
Hastings Mfg Co
IlsUlKXway Baicerics Ific-—
Hiflma
300
Lecourt
6%
2 '
15%
4.-257-
I.igl 11—
Lithographing
IiazetBishop Inc__;
Hazel tine Corp
Ilccla Mining Co—
29%
—-—1*
Iuc_——
Harvardr Investors lnc__—
*
7%
—10
—
Havana
/-
2
lOe
Co
Plywood Corp—
Hamischfeger CorpHartford.-Electric
6,300
.
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Hartfielcfc Stores
Industries
Michigan
H
& B* American
i
•
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H
4%4:i
.
Jan
4% Jan
T4 Jan
17%
Salle Extension University
Jan
2(4
1%
1%
Jan
12%
17%
10(4
1%
3-
..
Jan
1% Mar
128(4 129%
299(4
Non-voting common stock—
—1~*
7% 1st preferred—
100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co—-—1
La
17(4
5% Mar
% Jan
;/
Jan
10%
12(4
—10
Feb
xl4%
16 (a Mar
f.
Jan
10%
10
Feb
3% Jan
2
4,900
Lynch Corp—,
800
.
13
Jan
Feb
4,700
1
5
Jan
1,200
6%
12 y» Mar
Mar
2,400
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
10%
2,000
Jo%-
1%
-/!:
Lamson
Jan
9%
1%
23%
*
.
~C('4
2
1,700
1%
—1
Jan
6%
19%
11
2,900
3%
Ltd-
7% Mar
8"% Mar
16%
:
"
1
•100
2Tb
1%
1%
ib
1
,,75 pesos
S A
Mines
Shores
9%
Great.Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great. Western
Lake
7% Feb
8% Mar
1%
*
23%
■
,
11%
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
3%
(The) Co—
Longines-Wittnaucr Watch Co^
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co—i
6%
i!!r
—5
10c
100
1Tb
10(4
Mar
25%
9%- Jan
200
3%
33%C
1
6(b Mar
300
-1
Graodd Rapids Varnish
A Feb
7,400
:
16%
Jan
Mar
6
8%.
•i
1
Mines
101
Jan
99
6 (8
16%
Jan
Jan
15%
Inc—_—,
——-—1
Dairy Products class' A—10c
1
24 Tb
Jan
8%
—•
Jan
17y4 Jan
100
Feb
Jan
4/;.
•10(4
10(4
14r%
Jan
93%
6"%
•
Jan
,(•
9,300
8%
•
5
200
5%
8%
8%1
1
Consolidated
Guidfield
4,500
11%
lil
13,600
—*
Industries
1 r.
10
21'%
1
Gob/el (Adolf)
QoldS Seal
32,000
in.
96(4
5%
»'
14(4
20%
-
,—•
Corp_.—,
GJenmorc Distillers class B
GJobe. Union Co Inc
Globe
4-lti
700
600
%
1
Mines
Gilbert (A C) common-.
Gilchrist Co—_————
Aldcn
39 %
*13-
21
*
•
$4.60* preferred
4%
39
.—25c
Georgia, Power $5 preferred——
Glen
Feb
•16(4: 16%
13%
1
Corporation
Gold
La Consolidada
200
5
*
50c
common
General-Transistor Corp,
Giant Yellowknile
v4%"
2%
7.50
Apparel Inc
L'Alglon
Lanstpn
£1
11%.
2 Tb
10%
~1%
Stores
Feb
Jan
12
12
ieb
Jan
Jan
General Electric Co Ltd—
Corp
Hotels
Feb
1(4
2,600
12
2v
21% Feb
32% Mar
107
1%
1%
23(4
10%
21%
10%
3% Jan
99
18%, Jan
——1
5
5
—.—1
Dept Stores Inc
(I B) Rubber Co
Corp.,
Knox Corp class A
(S)
Kleinert
Knott
21%
1,20a
2,270
500.'
Jan
1
1%
32(4 32%
105
105
32%
1
warrants.—
General Alloys Go
•
GeaeraF Builders Supply Corp com__1
5-% convertible preferred
—25
Plywood
Klein
20%
10% Jan
2% Feb
95-
80c
-.1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
common
dep rets ord reg
General) Fireprooling common
General Indus Enterprises—
Co
4:,u
17%
100
American
1,
Kin-Ark Oil Company,
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products—
Kirby
Petroleum Co
30O
20.
20
5
2.50
lOe
-1.25
6%
.
•
common—
General Acceptance
6,300
9,300
2%
99
fl
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde (Walter! &
6
s
-
1
Co
5%
4r%
1%
6
5. A;
;
25c
* 1%
r
.
:
-
b°/e
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co'
As
4%
1
Galkejao Mines Ltd
General
Feb
9%
2%
99<
20%
—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
_8
g
Gatineai* Power
5
—1.25
—
[—
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Go
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£1
.—;v
Fox Bead-Brewing Co—
■
Jan
Jan
10
Co
.
Corp
Ss Company—
50c
Kansas Gas &■ Electric 4%%. pfd—100
(D)
6 iV Feb
67
Ltd—
■
American dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt
78 (4
Feb
Industries
6Tb Mar
Jan
•
CJaav B voting———.
Fresniljo
V
76
■
Kaltman
;
Jan
3,100
1
Ford^ Motor of Canada—
Kaiser
Feb
I'/a
*9% Jan
—
Piy^ing'Tiger Line Jnc___-—-
For# Motor
11(4 Mar
31%
Jan
Jan
1(4 Jan
43,800
1-
7%,
„
<M H) €0 Inc.
Flarldftr. Canada Corp
5,600
19,600
3,300
'}&
6
Ihc-
Fishman
11%
26%
•
5%
—
'
_
Ht
Fargo- Oils Ltd--—
Financial General Corp--——
10%
23 %
;
24%-
3
6%
_6(4
~7
Jan
Jan
3,700
6(4 Mar
3
6
5Tb
6%
3(4
3(4
3 Tb
2,600
4,800
IV2
1Tb
300
5Tb Mar
1%
3% Feb
14(4 Feb
3%
10
7% Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
2
17
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Feb
500
11%
Jan
16% Feb
11(4
100
10%
Jan
11 (4 Mar
A;
2A
7,000
1%
Jan
9aa
9%
200
13%
14(4
14%
11(4
14%
~2h
2
13(b
14
2,900
14
14
100
27%
14
National: starch
28%
300
9
14
3Tb
"5%
3Tb
"5%
4,900
3Tb
500
Mar
27% Jan
2V*
Jan
11% Mar
15
Feb
18% Jan
31 % Mar
Mar
x22
Mar
5%, Mar
7
Jan
«%
Jan
x22
5%
Jan
13y« Jan
3%
Jan
The Commercial
Exchange
^
common
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
New Bristol Oils Ltd
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
Meter
Neptune
Idrla
New
Jersey
Zinc
Mining Co
New Process Co common
New Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common—
New York & Honduras Rosario
Park
MerchandiseMines Ltd
York
New
Rim
Nickel
—
2,500
714
Jan
% Feb
ft
Jan
lft Jan
1%
Feb
5%
1 % Mar
3%
ft Jan
1%
18% Jan
22%
21%
11
125
Jan
7%
1%
8,800
15
n
21,800
ft Jan
"1%
"iff
12%
•
12%
300
150
25
47% Mar
Jan
25
1314 Feb
12
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
Mar
lft Jan
Ogtien
OH
4% Feb
5
Jari
6%
Jau
Servo
Feb
Servoineelianisins Inc
Scion Leather common
6%
0%
400
29
29%
200
26
30%
30%
100
2 6
000
4%
4%
'
7,700
1,500
3
30% Mar
Jan
4% Feb
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
31a
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
11,400
1%
1,300
1%
1%
1%
1,900
1%
5%
32% Mar
Jan
3%
2 ft
•?
7%
6% Jan
6%
29
30 %
68% Mar
:*90
93
92
3 fr
9,800
72
Jan
89%
9314
Jan
Jan
3 %
Feb
4%
Feb
2
Feb
312
Feb
1% Jan
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
Old
2%
10%
21b
214
3,300
2
Feb
10%
1014
9,000
9%
Jan
•
100
•—90c
25
6414
6414
65
98
99
1
7
2%
4
Town
Corp common
cumulative preferred
40c
.—1
Inc
Omar
Securities
Overseas
Oxford
Electric
Jan
2,900
56%
1,150
2%
1,600
114 Feb
200
4
4
75
10%
10%
52%
53'/a
57
3,000
_
"3
—1
3
la
1,500
3%
62
4
Jan
7% Jan
40
Mar
10% Mar
Jan
57
11
Jan
13
3
Mar
Mar
Feb
3%
Jan
4.30%
$4.50 preferred
25%
Chemical
100
Pattuo of
class
,•
—;
Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
1
Scale
Mining
64%
•
200
5%
614
600
6%
400
4%
5%
Jan
"4%
400
18%
17%
100
51%
4%
800
4%
47
17%
5,600
1
14%
1,000
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
114 Jan
2%
Jan
50c
7
7%
2,700
4
7%
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
7%
700
1%
8,300
1
Jan
6414
1%
03
1,050
63
Mar
514
514
100
6% Mar
5% Jan
2
9,700
2
500
2
Jan
if; Jan
2%
Jan
20%
Jan
2214
Mai-
5114
51
•
2.50
common
of
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
1
1
Providence
•
Gas
Public Service of
Sound
Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National
18
Jan
1,000
4,300
V\
4%
Jan
5f!r
200
12%
11% Jan
1,500
12%
8% Jan
7%
"8%
9
62
Co
92%
100
3
8
common
18
94
1414
1514
17%
14%
18
Quebec
Co
Power
5%
125
1,000
200
514
514
Feb
(A)
(J
St-innes
(Hugo)
Stroock
Stylon
600
Jan
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
SUnset jthternational Petrol Corp
Feb
flunfrlnr Tonl
3014 Mar
6
fir
fT
.',12% Feb
8%
Pile
common
convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Rels (Robert) &
Reliance
Remington
Republic
Arms
Co
Industrial
Rich well
Corp
1
50o
Vtc extended to Jan. 3 1965
1
,
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
Rolls
(I)
Royce
American
Roosevelt
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
pfd F
Sons Inc
Jan
1314 Jan
1614 Mar
5% Mar
95
Feb
Talon
Inc
B
1814
4%
preferred
Electric Co common—
Jan
6%
Jan
cum
Fifth
Ave
1
Jan
1614
Feb
%
1,800
8%
4,100
7%
18,800
2,200
18%
Jan
4014
914
Feb
Jan
1714 Jan
14 Jan
ft Mar
32
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
414
Jan
614 Mar
%
Jan
34
•
114
—
2%
—
8%
Jan
1%
3
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
Shovel
Co
Inc
30c
common
(The F C) Company
Co
1
•
Tilo
1
46
Jan
Mar
Mar
46
400
23
1,000
21% Mar
24%
Jan
2114
600
2114 Mar
23
Jan
2114
100
2114 Mar
22% Jan
700
3
2%
200
914
500
7
Jan
400
x51
58
4%
314
914
9%
25 Va
a
41a
16,600
314
700
101a
4%
500
30,300
61
6%
614
6%
1414
1A Mar
Jan
6%
Trans
Cuba
Jan
86%
Feb
Trans
Lux
114
Feb
314 Mar
7
Jan
5%
10% Mar
Mar
26
6%
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
11%
2,300
10
12%
13%
6,100
12% Mar
2%
~2%
214
1,600
2%
Jan
27%
27%
700
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
214 Jan
4%
5
900
3%
2%
2%
100
2% Mar.
Feb
Feb
14
Jan
17-
45%
Jan
51% Mar
1114
1014
1114
17
16%
17%
3,900
15%
Jan
2%
214
900
2%
Feb
31a
Jan
2
2%-
Mar
3%
Jan
21a
Feb
114
3
Feb
8%
Feb
5
17,300
1%
214
2,100
Jan
8% Feb
3%
5314
5
514
1514
4%
700
Jan
Jan
300
15
—
314 Jan
55%. Mar
Feb
46%
50
53%
Jan
17% Mar
l\?r Jan
800
51b
5
5
214
1214
Mar
10
13
514 Mar
1314
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
1514 Mar
Jan
1314 Mar
12
2% Mar
1%
Jan
16
16
100
15%
Jan
18%
30%
31%
600
29 %
Jan
33% Feb
23%
2414
550
18
Jau
2414
10%
10%
1%
\
2414
-
2
5,000
1%
2
1%
4,200
11
"14%
2,700
141a
14
4
2%
3 "*
3%
a.,:
3%
5,600
14%» Mar
Jan
14% Mar
4
'
Jan
3%
1,500
,
Feb
2
Jan
11% Jan
,
.
.
Jan
3% Feb
2% Mar
*
Jan
2%
21,000
3% *
2%
4
-
1D% Mar
8%~ Jan
200
'
~2 V
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
2%
Jan
6
7
Jan
Mar
11%
Feb
1,000
1314 Jan
16
2,700
12%
Feb
14
Jan
8
36%
2.000
36%
36
7%
4,400
31a
3%
8,000
2%
2%
lib
lib
%
Oil
Temper
Guys
.
Mar
" Mar
39%
2%
Jan
214
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Feb
4,900
2214
24%
42%
41%
44 Is
1,700
21,100
4%
Feb
Jan
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A
Jan
Jan
19%
Feb
25% Mar
38%
Jan
46%
Feb
100'
Feb
Jan
1%
Feb
%
300
4
Jan
7
Feb
2514
400
20%
Jan
2514 Mar
215n
21%
400
1.914
Jan
2214 Feb
13%
400
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Jau
13% Mar
%
%
1
6%
6%
6
25 VB
Inc
%
3,900
Co
614
2 ill
21«
11314 119
119
2i'a
100
2
Jan
98
Jan
121
96
91%
92,'a
125
8814
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
3%
3%
600
2%
11%
3%
614 Feb
Feb
900
111B
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
214 Feb
'•
^
Jan
Jan
1,100
9%
21b
2%
3
2,700
214
Jan
3% Feb
ift
%
l
10,800
%
Feb
1% Jan
Jan
4% Jan
20% Jan
class A
41s
4%
100
3%
1914
19%
1,100
1814
Feb
17
& Cable Co
1614
1714
13.400
13%
Jan
warrants
15%
1514
15%
400
17% Mar
from Harrison
Inc
10c
6%
6%
6%
1514 Mar
17
Feb
2914 Mar
.10
Corp
Trnn?! Tnc
Two
Feb
,
3414 Jan
3% Jan
2,500
%
7
3,100
314
Corp
Jan
3
14%
14
7%
30%
Jan
6% Mar
500
814 Jan
Jan
3%
14%
13%
Jan
14%
1414
13%
131a
Triangle Conduit
414
Feb
414 Mar
2,200
1,900
21%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
22% Mar
600
5134
2%
Jan'
2%
7,000
14%.
Feb
60
Jan
4% Mar
700
26
814 Mar
Feb
1%
300
114
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
81a
lib
4%
3%
Jan
1114
24%
Trust Co Ltd—
llhier deposit rets ord registered—
Amer deposit rets def registered—
Todd Shipyard Corp common—
Toledo Edison 414% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—
Trans Cpnt Industries Inc
2%
10%
4%
Feb
54
49
2214
Security
lib
42,100
42
Feb
26% Jan
Jan
%
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
82%
7
Mar
6% Mar
96 %
Inc
Thriftimart
80
1.25
1
page 35.
6%
Jan
25
ft
*
Corp
Markets
700
10%
,12%
1
Haynes common
For footnotes'see
7
1
common
Chemical
5,400
100
50
"5%
Co—
Light $4.56 pfd
1%
5%
30
1,200
54
2514
"lib
common
Corporation
Oil
Calgary
Tliorofare
True
5%
8
8
Tel-A-Sign Inc
85%
£1
1
•
214
85
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
.
17
200
1ft
34% Mar
4514
2214
1°
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
214 Jan
--
2%
100
w^»mon A
-
Inc
19% Feb
15,100
"
1.50
carpet Company
Oil Co Ltd
Aeronautical
common
52% Mar
"
114
common
A
Class
Tri-Continental
Inc
Raceway
class
15% Feb
1714 Jan
6% Mar
614
Jan
"
1
warrants——
4514 Jan
1,100
100
5%
-
31
Jan
Thew
la
8%
15
1,800
5714
'
Thiokol
4,100
200
Jan
34,
45%
1%
--1
—250
1
_
16% Mar
17%
39
6%
Jan
8VB
JO
«%
11
550
17
Jrn
1214
9% Mar
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Field
Roosevelt
RoXbury
Royallte
&
39
1
Petroleums Ltd
11,900
ft
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co_
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
.
Corp
Wayne
Symington
5%
500
T
90
52%
17%.
%
10
Inc
50%
1
,_50c
Co
19
17
1
-
Corp
Insurance
51%
16%
7%
\
20
u
Co._—
Oil
_♦
1
common
15%
181'a
15%
10
common
Concrete
Reiter-Foster
ft/ Die On
Jan
1,000
714
*
'
Sun
Texam
1
»
Corporation
Texas Power &
Corp
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
Corp
& Co common
(S)
5%
614
14%
2514
common
Stop & Shop Inc
Feb
Feb
•
Packing Co
Raymond
B)
Jan
Jan
3314
Sterling Aluminum ProductS^common.B
Sterling Brewers Inc
--1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10C
Texas
Rath
& Co common.—-
Stetson
6,100
6
3la
27% Feb
6% Feb
6%
*
Steel Co
Jan
R
Rapid-American
"614 ~6%
11%
•
5
Stein
Tampa
Technicolor
1
Feb
3
_l
20
Steel Parts Corporation
3 ft
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Fe b
2114
--1
50c
2oc
Inc
of Canada ordinary
310 Mar
Jan
Feb
114
Jan
Mar
39
Jan
31b
2
——
11514
Mar
95
1,300
2214
,
Enterprises
Statecourt
52%
Jan
7,300
9% Mar
preferred
conv
Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget
Jan
In
'•?; fr
12 %
•
2% Mar
48
29%
-ft
5%
1
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Mines
29
29
'>
10c
America
51
Mar
2
Jan
55% Jan
2%
26% Mar
1%
150
'." 61 %~
•
1
1% Feb
7814 Jan
6% Feb
Corp
Corp
(The)
1814 Jan
3,300
23
1
1
1
1
Mines Ltd
Uranium
13 Va Mar
3%
4914
Inc common
Standard-Thomson
Stanrook
Feb
Jan
32%
141a
Standard Tube class B
600
200
Inc
Feb
1%
3,500
Dome
Mar
Slarrclt
60% ' 61%
2%
2%
East
lft
Fell
8% Jan
Metals
Jan
19
16
Standard
Standard Shares
514
400
Preston
Feb
5% Jan
300
Prentice-Hall
4% Mar
52
2,600
9%
Pressed
Forgings
Feb
33
5,000
5314
1
Oil (Ky)
Products Co
5%
2214
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Standard
Standard
350
10%
16% Mar
500
Jan
Feb
2 !b
2514
Corp
Jan
Mar
11%
1,700
—
Inc
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
5%
9%
Power
Jan
4
14%
-
Standard Dredging Corp common
Mai-
7
22 %
Pratt & Lambert Co
7%
4%
Jan
2.50
Prairie
,
4% Feb
JZOa
common
Sta hl-Mcyer
Jan
Feb
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Alexander
Mar
15%
Powdrcll
&
5
Jan
15
"l% "2
2
1
A
Ho
Jan
Jan
3%
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o
1
4%
Jan
27%
»
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sparry Rand Corp warrants
Jan
ii Mar
%
314
V
2
J
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
%
3S«-
25
25
Co
Mar
Feb
214
21b
25
Jan
19%
25o
class
39
#
%
14
10
common
Co
Products
li7«
50
96%
37%
33%
fr Jan
200
7%
1
Ltd
Mines
Pittsburgh &; Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
95
39
J
400
4ft
7%
18
12.50
Spear & Company
114
1
13%
17%
6%
Southland
15
13
5%
12 Ti,
18
*
Jan
65
38%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
15,100
13
®
Southern Pipe Line
Royalty
Jan
iff
8%
-i
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6%
Jan
u
4
38% Mar
Mar
2
200
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
32
8,700
81,700
19% Mar
31%
1
115%
14%
1
10c
Piaseckl
Polaris
~4%
51
17%
%
Petroleum Corp—2
Inc
2
Mar
Mar
36
3%
cumulative preferred
102
35
Jan
%
8,200
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%
fir
Feb
Mar
16,300
U
Jan
6
4%
It
38%
100
17
400
%
lit
4% Feb
14%
4%
10 pesos
Co
2%
1414
15
1
Phf'ppiuo Long Dist Tel Co
4.08%
91% Jan
1%
1914
14714 Mar
96%
210
37%
Southern Materials Co
4,200
1%
~4%
Jan
Southern California
57
,
93%
Jan
6,200
.
114% Mar
314 Feb
Jan
35
31#
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.32%
4.24%
Jan
%
3
Jan
Feb
21
300
102
1%
*
93%
1% Mar
%
1%
Jan
98
100%
Mar
6%- Feb
26% Mar
Jan
130
1,300
%
original preferred
23
cumulative preferred
jv
convertible preference—-—25
4.48% convertible preference
25
17% Mar
%
5
Inc
Jan
«
Jan
2% Feb
1,500
3
Jan
81a Jan
3L
Jan
24
Feb
51a
y
Jan
4V«
<
-
1914
5 '/o
1,100
2.50
Electronics
Jau
107
2
Ltd
9014
8714
3,800
2,200
Jan
Jan
11%
10% Mar
2614
614
26 Va
38%
4.88%
4.56%
20,500
2
17%
32,200
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Poloron
20
5%
Philips
Pneumatic
92%
107% Feb
86% Jan
5%
1
Corp
Canada
Gold
110
98
1
Traffic Co
Pioneer
113%
5%
2
A
-
Screw
9514 Jan
91%
100
Pep Boys (The)
1
PoppereJl Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Phillips
110
Corp:
Parkersbnrg-Aetna
Ponn
110
•
Company
Co
170
2 Bol
B—
Jan
99
112
113%
91%
Amer shares.—1 Bol
1
Motors
Jan
92%
lc
tepee Oil (C A)
Jan
2314
93%
1%
vtc
26%
24%
99
17%
pfd
Feb
92%
99
1%
Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Pen
100
17%
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Class
\ 700
1
Page-Hcrsey
Park
25%
22%
1
Petroleums
Parker
27%
2414
Jan
i«®
—1
South Penn Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
Soss
1
Feb
214
South Coast Corp common
Lfcd
Northern
Pen
Jan
Jan
Airlines
Pacific
Paramount
27
26
•
Pacific
Israel Oil
2514 Mar
500
preferred
$4.30 dividend
Pan
200
90
•
•
•
•
$4.40 dividend cuin preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.75
26%
26%
22% Mar
4%
6%
—
£
Sonotgno
23% Mar
300
300
Jan
1%
13% Mar
i7« Mar
1,200
Jan
214
Jau
8%
Feb
2i7b Mar
Jan
414
Feb
9%
Jan
1014
6%
1914
•
Jan
22%
22%
93%
9
99% 10O
—\
Paper
Smith
30%
28% Jan
26%
20%
25%
2
2,700
16,800
1431a 14714
145
•
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10c
Mills
(Howard)
Jan
28% Mar
26
Mar
3,000
714
*2%
-1
Corp
Manufacturing common
33%
100
Feb
2%
13:%
26
-25
lu"
——
200
31% Mar
231a
Jan
5% Mar
%
"614
Telcv Corp—10c
Airways Inc
281a
3,100
Jan
114
3,500
4%
•
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep rets ord registered
20%
1st preferred—25
redeemable
Pacific Lighting
$3
26%
31%
1914
4,600
21,000
614
1014
°
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
20%
1st preferred
29
preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80<!« redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
1st
5 °/o
71a
2%
——25c
28^,
31%
31%
5 % c/o
Jan
ft
"7%
5,000 It
Publications—
convertible preferred-"*.
Skiatron Electronics &
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
6%
23%
,
Jan
1,400
6%
2
iS
9Va Feb
2-fc..
13
;
Jan
Jan
Simmons-Boardman
Slick
P
6%
Jan
7
American Shares
Simcu
Feb
2% Mar
100
~
Inc
Lighting
7%
"2%
Silvray
Jan
1ft Feb
Feb
%
%
--1
Creek Precision Corp
Silver
22%
2114
%
common
6814 Mar
54%. Mar
214
Co
Jan
Feb
400
fr
—*
Dcnu
19%
44,500
2%
—
Shawinigan
1914 Jan
4
6%
1U®
class B
of America
22
Jan
Jan
x22%
*
Mining
Water & Power—
Sherman Trodncts Inc
Sherwin-Williams common
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America ctymnon
SIboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sliattuck
2
*0®
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
102
114 Jan
5414
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
23%
23%
Inc
Bros
1114 Mar
Jan
95%
1%
1
Corp
6014
320
1%
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amcr shares_10s
500
2%
Jan
-
20%
18%
6%
t-"~
Corp
Corp
SI lex
1
50o
100
Jan
18
Jan
Feb
7%
—ouc
Scrrick Corp
2% Mar
3%
200
19
1314
6,000
3
-5%
2ft
Okonite Company common
Ltd-
2,900
4%
3
1%
56 %
7
%
*
Airlines—
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
10,000
43^
21%
x22
common—
Co
Seemau
Jan
21
—1
25c
Western
Seaboard
Sentry
1%
Oils Ltd
Steel
Scullin
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co
Jau
1%
preferred
Ohio Power 4%%
13%
v
20
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayve & FkJfcr Co
5.60%
1 % Mar
3%
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Okalta
700
18%
6%
—1
common-.
15 %
19
4%
5%
Company
Corp
Diego
1% Jan
O
Oceanic
San
3,300
1%
0%
4%
High
14%
1214 Mar
Carlos Milling Co
33,700
21.1
Class A—
Inc
San
3,400
14
15 V#
J-oO
Ltd—1—16 pesos
Gas $5 Electric Co—
Salem-Brosius
lft
5%
of America
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1214
1214
Ltd common—-—
Corp
Lawrence
1%
1%
Warrants
8t
ID
1
3
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
1%
Feb
39%
Jan
iS Mar
11% Jan
75
40
40
25
*7%
100
*
Pub Serv 414%
Ind
lft
Jan
•
North Ponn RR Co
11% Mar
Jan
1%
5%
Low
Feb
20%
10%
lft
12'2
Shares
Feb
2,800
4,600
Exchange
for Week
Range
of Prices
Feb
5,000
1
—50
pfd—100
.
134% Mar
2,560
2,000
2ft
Airlines
Jan
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
S
23% Mar
Jan
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
1%
lil
10%
1%
%
-1
6O0
10o
•
North American Cement class A10
Class H
10
North American Royalties Inc
——1
North CanadiUn Oils Ltd
28
Nuclear
28,300
1%
10
1
19%
American Stock
High
1%
Jan
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
130 % 132%
12
20'2
,
1
800
%
1 fir
•••'V
131
50o
260
—1
20a
1
•
1
•
10
Lifces Inc
Norbute
Corporation
Norccn-Kctay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Northern
6%
%
lft
-
Noma
Northeast
1,700
23
6%
6%
%
,
1
Nipissing Mines
1,300
1%
22%
--1
Mexico & Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Low
High
114
221-t
50o
100
New
New
Low
MARCH 28
THE WEEK ENDED
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
1%
—1
20c
Min & Chem Co
New
Sale Price
^
30c
—®
Electric Corp
Union
National
RANGE
for Week
Range
last
STOCKS
Americau Slock
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
I
and Financial Chronicle
27% Mar
5
Mar
,3% Feb
u
Unexcelled
Union
Chemical
Gas
Co
of
Union Investment
Wntem Stock
Corp;
Canada.
5%
5%
5=
80
Co
Yards of Omaha.
4%. Jan
1,900
19%
20
150
614
Feb
200
68%
Jan
80
Mar
7%
791*2
Jan
9*
Feb
19-14 Jan
—
—r—TT™
20% Feb
Volume
Number 5729
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1463)
AMERICAN STOCK
£5
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 28
Friday
Low
Par
5%
Jan
7% Mar
5A Jan
7%
34,600
190
%
7,100
32%
100
A
29
•'
Jan
1%
Ja n
4% Feb
Profit
United
Sharing
25
10
IV*
common
preferred
10%
U
S
Conditioning
Foil class B
U
S
Rubber
Corp
Corp
American
Corp
Universal
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
2 Va
Jan
31
Jan
21/4 Mar
38%
Feb
~1%
1,900
43
44
241,4
24'/4
13%
14
-15
14
14
Corp
' Mar
~i%
1%
4V8
100
Jan
*
•
,
Mar
Jan
Universal Products Co common
2
27%
25%
27%
25,100
22% Jan
27% Mar
Utah-Idaho
B
5%
5%
6%
4,500
4% Jan
6Vi Mar
Sugar
-.1
Valspar Corp common
•
Corporation
Sliver-Lead
Vulcan
Corp
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
3Ve
Jan
4%
1,500
9
4,000
3Vs Jan
2%
2%
900
2%
3
200
3%
3%
9%
9%
10
3%
4
III
3%
West" Texas ~Utilities
400
Ltd
Ltd
Leaseholds
1 Va
3,000
1V4
1&
1%
1%
1%
1,300
aa
2,500
"4V4 "ii/4
Va
ft
26%
500
50
27%
on
Stocks-
Indus¬
Date
March
21
452.49
24
Inc
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
88.79
80.63
91.28
88.72
Jan
2-fo Mar
Jan
133
Over-fhe-Counter Industrial Stock
(35 Stocks)
ft Jan
Jan
Jan
90
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
28
Mar
Bate—
lVa
Jan
Jan
500
11%
Jan
13%
series
2%s
Edison
Lack
Western
&
10%
Jan
16 Va
"
Thurs.
Frl.
Mar.
Mar.
5Vi
Jan
7Vi
41/4
600
3%
Jan
4Vi Mar
15
Jan
I8V2 Mar
Jan
100 %
18
17
600
is%
12%
200
1214 Feb
13%
Feb
18%
18 Va
100
17
Jan
19 %
Feb
46%
,
49%
1,400
49% Mar
39% Jan
Jan
SEG Index of Stock Prices
"l% Feb
prices of the common
for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939:
stock for the week ended March 21, 1958,
Mar. 21,
i
1%
1%
1%
1,300
9%
9%
9%
2,400
7%
Jan
11
9Va Feb
Period
Last
.
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
$43
Bonds
Jan. 1
Sold
94 Va
821/4
Jfay-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
1993
f,
4
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6% ft llq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4ft 1963
April-Oct
389.5
—0.1
352.8
353.8
—0.3
438.7
422.7
422.3
+
0.1
503.5
402.2
231.0
232.4
—0.6
317.5'
210.8
+ 0.6
163.5
146.1
Trade, Finance and Service
162.2
284.4
161.2
283.2
+ 0.4
292.1
254.4
Mining
285.9
280.6
+
1.9
402.3
261.3
Goods
Transportation
Utility
84%
Transactions af Hie New York Stock Exchange
49%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
National
5s
Corp—
subord debentures
1976—Jan-July
England Power 3'/4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6V2S due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 Vis 1968
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
!
April-Oct
Pennylvania Water & Power 3 Vis 1964—June-Dec
Electrotype
deb
7s
Harbor Water
Gas Co
&
Power
6s
1998—Jan-July
_May-Nou
1967
series
3Vis
3«
series
,
1973
C
3vas series D
3s
3s
series
series
-—Jau-o*ly
Feb-Aug
1973
A
B
series
2T8s
.
E
F
Feb-Aug
_Feb-Auy
1976
'.
I
1976
1978
96%
,51%.
80
86 V*
80%
85
98 Va
G
1981
April-Oct
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
Jan -July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4%s series I 1982
series
1982
J
1965
Edison 3s
California
Southern Counties
&
(Calif.)
Gas
Southwestern
Jon-July
3s 1971
—
—
99%
24
99 Va
89
99
89
'
5
88
$93
136
56 %
96 %
99
2
85
85
2
1
98 %
98 Va
85
85
$93
98%
88..
-
■
87%
89%
91
94%
$95
92%
95
99
99%
90
88 V*
94 Va
103
99%
15
103%
98%
— —
103%
15
3
4
97
97
$91%
„
257,000
3,981,000
211,000
3,795,000
210,000
,
Electric
3 Vis
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 19^3
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water
Webb
&
Power
3%s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Traction 5s 1960
1964
1974
West Penn
Western
Newspaper
Union
6s
Feb-Aug
1970
$93%
«»•»
48
48
Feb-* ug
Jon-July
June-Dec
99%
June-Dec
June-Aug
102%
Feb-Aup
1959
97%
Stocks—No.
of
S.
— —
__
15,240,020
16,694,000
$1,333,000
20,305,600
Foreign
and
281,764,000
11,255,750
235,252,300
Industrial.
$297,042,020
$246,620,050
$21,638,600
Total
95
7s
1951_
$17,651,000,.
92
Stocks
61
102
AOs
A
series
B
1951
Danzig
Port &
Waterways 6%s
1952
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
J&n-July
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$2,000
$14,000
Total
Bonds
$80,000
'
99%
Mon.
Mar. 24
692,570
$64,000
Tues.
Mar. 25—_.
595,310
48,000
5,000
66,000
69%
13,000
63%
Wed.
Mar. 26.
477,870
5,000
102 V*
11,000
101V*
95 V*
96,000
2
Thurs.
Mar. 27
734,740
72,000
5,000
2,000
Mar. 28
112,000
79,000
55,000
1
2
98
94%
98
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
1,000
54,000
707,460
3,207,950
Total-
-
$334,000
$31,000
Week Ended Mar. 28
1958
Bonds
Jan. 1
1957
Range Since
Sold"
No.
Low
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—.
High
$27,000
$392,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 28
1958
1957 ;
3,207,950
4,119,390
36,992,621
51,633,073
Bonds
$334,000
$234,000
$4,422,000
$2,897,000
Foreign government
31,000
49,000
527,000
530,000
Foreign corporate
27,000
26,000
414,000
471,000
$392,000
$309,000
$5,363,000
$3,898,000
Domestic
$190
Prov Banks—
1952
A6s
A
series
Foreign
Foreign
Government
103
Bonds
Shares)
Week's Range
Last
Jan-July
Domestic
(No. of
48
14
67
98
—
Sale Price
____
42,000
97%
—
3
99 Va
Low
(Germany)
"
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
'
A Baden
Central Bk of German State &
•
Fri.
99%
66 Va
Period
Exchange
$70,000
$4,000
34,000
9*22,000
Bank
110%
16
48
102% 102 %
Friday
Stock
1957
121,387,664
$35,000
Government
International
100
106%
89 V*
—
102% 102%
Interest
BONDS
134,699,264
8,548,665
10,855,814
Shares—
1958
1957
Bonds
U.
105 V*
109%
103
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Jan. 1 to Mar. 28
Week Ended Mar. 28
1958
"
Gas
4,924,100
$21,638,600
89%
106%
$104% 106%
107 Va 107Va
—*
4,363,500
239,000
101
$87
—
$4,575,000
$1,333,000
Mar. 28
Railroad
$86
--
$20,305,600
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
$86
mmpm
10,855,814
Bond
Sales
Bonds
$416,000
Mar. 27_
Total
Government
93
55
19
56%
-
$4,159,000
4,124,500
3,724,000
3,584,000
4,714,100
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
89
78
93%
92
Fri.
Foreign
Bonds
2,584,550
2,209,540
1,987,564
2,135,580
1,938,580
Mar. 24—
93%
56%
92
Tues.
Wed.
TTiurs.
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
99%
130%
4
130% 132
130%
*
97%
.
Mon.
100
93
$99
No. of
Shares
100
97%
2
100
99%
99%
7
84
Stocks
54
.85
77
22
—
100
Feb-Aug
1979
series
4 Vis
Southern
39
,99
87
.
50.%
85
$99%
.—Feb-Aug
3%s
47/aS
53.
92
83%
1981__May-No»
3s,
Corp
5s conv deb '62__-Tan-J-lv
California Edison 3s 1965——-—Mar-Sept
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
96
$86
83%
Jan-July
1970
Public Service Electric
Safe
35%
84
_May-Nop
New
Rapid
45
99
Research
convertible
3Vis
46%
39 Va
$49
84
325.2
389.3
i
Goods
77
46
87
83%
292.3
366.6
15
$96%
—
365.0
97 Va
135
94
$37
45
High
+ 0.1
92
94 Va
130
82 %
Jan-July
Low
Change
14, '58
311.5
5
27
96
94
June-Dec
50
41
140
94
High
Low
No.
47
$130
Since
Mar.
472.5
Non-Durable
Range
58
311.7
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
Week's Range
1957-1958-
Percent
5V4 Mar
Jan
5
mortgage 4s series B 1993
71.50 Dec 24
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing
RR—
1st mortgage 4s series A
Low
Feb
121/2
12%
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
2
95.07 July 26
*—_
28
72.75 Jan
High
—
Jan
4
93 Va
1970
27
80.16 Mar. 21
Range for 1957
"Averages not available at press time.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
•Alst
26
Mar.
Feb
300
debs 1994——June-Dec
June-Bee
Quar-Feb
A
Low
Jan
1,600
13
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
Range for 1958
High
24
Mar.
Jan
6
Power* 3 Vis 1970
Aug 1 1998
Elec
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Closing
"
Wed.
Jan
40
*
Tubs. Mar. 25
Mon.
27 V2 Mar
Mar
13
..Low
Appalachian
Averages
Jan
12%
"41/4
Exchange
Stock
88.79
91.26
88.15
121/4
Interest
Steel & Pump 4s inc
80.63
94.80
12 Va
Friday
American
88.51
152.73
5%
BONDS
94.74
73.88
12%
Bs
—CI
—•
10s
dep rets ord reg
preference
154.12
104.69
12 Va
8
common
Ltd—
(F W)
73.44
106.56
88.89
448.64
2%
Petroleum
40
Bonds
91.37
27
25% Mar
Industries
ities
80.65
88.86
March
12% Mar
Woodley
Util¬
Rails
Rails
94.69
Jan
Jan
Woolworth
153.62
88.78
Jan
Woodall
73.44
91.20
Jan
100
*
—1
2
Grade
Total
91.31
1%
pfd
Grade
trials
10
80.70
9'/4
Pwr & Lt 4Vaft
Second
2
Mar
3,500
Indus¬
65
Stocks
*
10
First
80.67
Mar
18
ities
10
2%
Feb
x25%
Util¬
105.69
453.75
Jan
.
Rail¬
roads
trials
Total
15
"
March
Jan
Va
20
88.46
%
x25
-Bonds
10
30
88.30
4%
120
Averages
94.76
19 Va
Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
Boston
Stock and Bond
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Dow, Jones & Co.:
'
are
94.81
250
Wisconsin
for
153.40
3,800
Wood <John)
r Transaction
153.00
12%
1
range.)
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and asked, prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive;
conv,' convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
wi,
when issued; "ww," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
y
73.75
25%
25
year's
range),
d Ex-Interest.
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-
73.76
4% Feb
37
1
39
year's
105.58
25Va
Industries
37%
j.
„
in
105.04
93%
62
-
distribution,
in
included
included
(not
450.96
Feb
4,100
25 V*
"l
$39
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
449.70
ll7/a
preferred
A Amer
Ex-liquidating
(not
dividend.
Deferred
25
1
(R C) & Co
Brothers common
6%
I
a
26
1
5
10
Williams
Amer
No par value,
March
25
common
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliam8
Wood
%
"%
2012—Jan-July
2s
49%
March
Feb
Va
20
25%
%
A)
56
43%
30
Feb
Hi Jan
100
120
27%
(Btan
100;
56
48%" 49%
Jan-July
99%
Jan
Jan
91
"
stmpd
1
Jan
IV4 Jan
300
1»
120
Janeiro
..
1%
preferred
Inc
conv
Wickes
5%
de
$72
119%
17 Va
Jan
2y4
115
Jan
River Oil Corp
Stores
Wilson
Rio
Jan
1%
Jan
17
1
10c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg——
White Eagle Internat Oil Co—
108%
30
1%
27 V*
\i Jan
25,700
1
111 1/4 Xll3%
1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Inve.Tt Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc—
10
5 Vi*/o
57
19% Mar
Jan
24%
-100
•
pfd
4.40%
Jan
14Va
1,700
1
Western Maryland Ry 7%
White
100
$53
Mar
Jan
191/4
Va
W£ntworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas
Wiclrita
100
2% Mar
1% Mar
300
2%
25%
114
5
—1
1.25
1%
Weimen & Company Inc——
Western
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
5s
Jan
69
Jan
191/4
10c
*
preference—
Webster Investors Inc (Ddll
series
$6
1972
2% Jan
2% Feb
Jan
2Va
56
120
251/4
25%
—
stamped (Plan A) 2VaS 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Feb
4%
2% Jan
2Va
__
$57%
'
Parana
Below
200
67
67
67
preferred
Waitt
Bond lhc__————1
$2 cumulative preferred
30
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
2%
2%
*
•
100
ext
7%
$71
$72
Jan
10
Jan
W
Wagner Baking voting ctfs
2008
May-Noi
April-Ocl
listed
Aircraft Co
Waco
$165
173
$35
Feb-Aug
High
194
161%
171
Jan
1,300
2%
3%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1949
stamped
Low
194
Jan
2%
1,400
»
—
Feb
2
36%
—2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Feb
38 V*
Feb
80
35%
1
Feb
80
30% Jan
35%
—S
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants—
Vinco
,
—J.
•
4%
4% Mar
■
•***-
.•MM
B
preferred
convertible
$4
Maranhao
Jan
15
24 % Mar
13 ya
6%s
Jan. 1
No.
Feb
44
25
39% Feb
9,200
Jan
1%
Jan
800
(Prov)
Range Since
Sold
High
$168
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
2
1,200
June-Deo
(City of) Germany—
(60ft redeemed)
1939
AHanover
Bonds
Friday's
$194
1947
6s
Jan
28 % Mar
600
37 ya
or
Bid & Asked
—Feb-Aug
1947
Feb
-
68,100
36 y2
37 %
Jan
Jan
2Va
7S
1
1% Mar
20
2 Va
50c
25c
—10
Vitamin
Stores
%
secured
AHanover
7s
Munlo
11
.
Feb
9
600
24,000
ir
Jan
189
7/a Jan
28Va
25
Last
Sale Price
Period
(Plan A) 2V8s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
3% Mar
178% Mar
10%
%
25%
1
common
States
United
40
7,000
1%
9%
12
—1
Reclaiming Co
United
Universal
1
10%
10c
1
Corp—
Air
178V2 181
f
ALima
3% Jan
178%
AS
Feb
34
Jan
37/a Feb
-100
N
AGerman Cons
7% Mar
lOt
dep rets ord registered
J RR & Canal
Amer
United
S
6'/a
Interest
Exchange
Low
68,700
77/a
Stock
High
Low
32 Va
6%
-
American
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
U
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
7%
Products common—50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
United Elastic Corp
*
United Milk Products common
5
Aircraft
United
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American
$155
113
$122
$19%
25
19%
113
19%
Total
j.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE TOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH
Friday
STOCKS
-»
Sale Price
-
Par
American
Tel
&
of Prices
Low
5
Tel
St
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Anaconda Co
Boston
&
171 ft"
Low
RR
52
Roebuck
30%
—
Corp
Service
48ft
Jan
,
Jan
7
8% Mar
42%
80
39% Jan
44
14
11
12
15
11%
11%
6
49%
51%
24%
25%
105
9% Jan
-44ft Feb
302
16ft Jan
11% Mar
Toledo
Union
Jan
50 ft
50 ft
2
50
Feb
54
Nat'l
59 ft
60 ft
389
56
Jan
61%
41%
441
59% .61%
1,991
Edison
S
Inc
*
Co„*
5
General Electric Oo
Gillette
U
40%
Coal
Co
common—:—50
Kennecott
35ft
348
37% Jan
59% Feb
33% Feb
31
1
Creek
Jan
Mar
34%
60%
———5
Co
Island
75c
31ft
111
30
Jan
245
75% Jan
425
28 ft Jan
Maine Central RR Co 5%
91
91
62
90 ft Mar
12 ft
12 ft
150
6c
6c
100
15ft
16%
3,165
331ft 132ft
100
.10
70 ft Jan
New
Companies—;—1
Electric System
20
England
New Etxgland Tel & Tel Oo—
Northern RR (N II) ——
Ottn Wathleson
100
Chemical
Shawmut
Stone
&
36%
11%
(N
Webster
Inc
102
Jan
25%
14ft
Jan
—
United Fruit
210
43ft
20
24%
613
23 ft
43%
42
44
42%
Co
23ft
S
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41%,
43%
32 ft
23%
——50
32%
61%
62%
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12.50
61 %
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American
Cincinnati Stock
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43%
Feb
Brown-McLean
Jan
Budd
25% Mar
52 ft Jan
43% Feb
24% Feb
'
11
■
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Sale Price
1
•
Par
American Laundry
20
Balcrank
Power
Consumers
Baldwin
Piano.!
8
Manufacturing—
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
4%
Detroit
——100
32% Mar
74
Mar
Davidson Bros
Economy
Ex-Cell-O
Cincinnati
Trans
Cincinnati
Union
Eagle
Picher——
Gibson
Kahn
(E)
—12 ft
LOW
195
12 ft
4
10
Procter & Gamble.
class
2
—
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*
common
Airlines
American
Can
High
35%
35%
97
34 ft Jan
37% Mar
30
90
30%
259
29
31%
93
Jan
,
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90
130
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84%
83%
4%
72
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86% Mar V
3,180
3/64 Mar
120
27% Jan
34
130
3
84%
130
12
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481
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130
Chemical
Davis
& Ohio
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———25
—25
—
50
81% Mar
Feb
Sheller
Jan
Standard
29% Jan
68
46% Mar
Wright
1
Chemical
.—,—*
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5
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8
Federated
Ford
Department Stores
23
17'/a
Jan
17% Mar
Udylite Corporation
450
61 %
Jan
75% Mar
Universal
58%
58%
59%
606
54%
Jan
60% Mar
26
Vinco Corp
26
100
23 ft
Jan
26
15 ft
15%
44%
Wayne
44
42
;
1,657
Mar
10% Jan
40
Mar
General Electric
General
5
—
5
—
Jan
Greyhound
46% Mar
14% Mar
45/a
47 A
141
43 %
43
44
203
—
14 ft
14 ft
22
15%
16 ft
460
Jan
39% Feb
-
47% .Mar
43
.
16
174%
47 Vb Mar
Feb
13ft Jan
Acme
Inc
Lorillard
14% Mar
15% Pefb
Admiral
16% Jan
Distillers
National Lead
Vine*
2%
1,671
7%
425
7'/4
36
Jan
'
1,583
22ft Jan
26% Mar
!
2ft
951
2% Mar
38
10
Oil
Radio
Corp of America.——.—
Republic Steel
:•
3% Jan
2ft Jan
13
100
18ft Jan
Mar
36ft Mar
41% Jan
150
55
49%
39
51ft Mar
25
46% Mar
2ft Mar
25
48% Jan
57% Mar
17ft
17%
153
16
Jan
41%
15
34% Jan
41% Mar
22 ft
10
22 ft Mar
27%
Jan
46ft
46ft
68
43'ft Jan
—
175%
49 ft
Feb
58
39
53ft Jan
59
Feb
American Viscose
92
174% Mar
Feb
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35%
36%
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49
115
-
36
15 ft
—
35
Jan
53%
Feb
3% Jan
22%' Mar
35
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107
31ft Feb
28%
657
33%
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27
14%
29%
94
32
13%
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American
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187ft
51%
305
74
10
34%
34%
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American
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47 ft
43%
43 ft
43%
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26%
Feb
31% Mar
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Jan
13ft
Jan
17%
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9%
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14%
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400
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.
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40
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37%
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36 ft
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Jan
44% Mar
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500
74
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900
1
100
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250
•
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15%
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9% Jan
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39
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200
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1
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55
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105
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36%
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103 ft
22%
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57%
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57 ft Mar
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Range
of Prices
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Oil
Exchange
(Un)———. —50
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36%
23% Mar
12
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15
75
3y8 Mar
2%
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20% Jan
86% Mar
13% Feb
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2%
—.—
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Feb
32
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31'ft Mar
31%
62
-
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Jan
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15%
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41%
33
190
3% Jan
10% Feb
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Anaconda
13% Mar
61
34
23%
...
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53%
918
7.9ft
100
(Un)———1
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American Can Co (Un)————12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)—
10
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—
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475
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73 ft
■
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36% Mar
28% Jan
8
4
-
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300
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2% Mar"
2
20
50
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Aluminium Ltd
Feb
5%
28%
Jan
145 '
—
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58
—
325
12%
17% Mar
22 ft
—
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57%
,
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41%
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21% Mar
2ft
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Jan
—
•'
215
5
13
4
Alleghany Corp (Un)_—_—
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—
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36%
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—
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13
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26%
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10
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„
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60 ft Mar
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum——.
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71
36% Feb
4
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25 ft
77
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35ft
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Ohio
11%
—
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2%
32%
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800
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55 'ft Mar
—
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30
—3
Jan
5%
134
12
Sale Price
90
International Harvester.
Intl Tel A Tel
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STOCKS
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5% Jan
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42
50
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44% Mar
4% Jan
14% Jan
692
——.5
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37% Jan
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1
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•
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33 ft
"B"-'-.
74 ft
American Rad
Dayton Power & Light.
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.———10
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17 ft
57%
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—...
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800
6,315
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39 ft-
39 ft
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52
205
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2%
—
•
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14% Feb
—4
Dillon
33 ft
32%
46%
71ft
10
—
Prods
Curttes
Jan
5
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72 %
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Jan
7ft
I—I-l
Rockwell Spring & Axle—
39%
—5
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Clopay
Colgate
48%
5
Rudy
Jan
-
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12% Jan
164
204
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100
8 ft
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Feb
31
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.
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314
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13 %
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110
9
5
325
-
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.—1
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189
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46 ft
——
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5
21%
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——
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——
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Mar
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—
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3,500
Jan
Feb
-
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44%
10
14ft
20'a
1
Jan
28 % Mar
American Telephone & Telegraph—100
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50
45%
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43 ft
.—
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—...—1.66%
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31%
1
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$537.50
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60 ft
30%
1
common——
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Alleghany
25% Mar
m-ft Mar
18
of Prices
.—1
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27% Mar
Feb
——
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Jan
30%
—
15
Jan
5
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21ft
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16
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25
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375
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King Seeley
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130
Art-——
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4/64
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63
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26%
34
50
—-—,
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59%
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160
r
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ft
—
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Feb
80
65
26%
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—
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—-1
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8.50
——
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Feb
33ft
—5
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Cincinnati, New Orleans,
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13%:
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34% Mar
for Week
12 ft
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—
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1
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Jan
55%
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of Prices
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27
1
21ft
51
75
—
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1
76
62%
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25
60% Feb
408
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—s——
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31% Jan
31% Feb
26% Jan
12
I
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62 ft
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Friday
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Federal-Mogul
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Safe Price
Fruehauf
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61%
22ft Jan
34% Jan
55
74
32%
74
RR
10
46% Mar
Bonds
STOCKS
Feb
18% Jan
128
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47 •
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13% Jan
14 ft Mar
Jan
38
1,364
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80
22ft Jan
48 ft Feb
1,686
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STOCKS
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Week's
Last
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26 ft Mar
•
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Number 5729
187
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
-
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'«'
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Illinois
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33%
55%
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53%
200
600
49'
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33%
Mar
Chemical
Mar
Jan
Morris
Convertible
class
7%
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23 y4
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National Lead Co-
55
1234/2 Jan
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National
17% Mar
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51%
800
50
57
30%
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135
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100
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25%
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31%
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Texas
29%
Feb
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71
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Feb
Co
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32% Mar
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900
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90%
400
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.
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9
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l
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100
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6%
700
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jan
2,000
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34
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32
5
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18
29% Feb
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74
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600
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47
200
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22%
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jan
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7% Jan
12
200
32
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9
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200
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—
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91/4
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44% Jan
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100
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31 Mar
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53 ya Mar
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25
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35%
42%
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48% jan
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co——;.*
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781/4
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70
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100
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26
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18ya
26
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800
58%
23 y4 Mftr
101% Feb
52%
Peabody Coal Co common
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18%
Jan
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561/4
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171/4
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800
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500
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39%
37
20%
18%
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1,800
400
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1
18 y4 Mar
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31%
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35
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1,800
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10%
31%
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19% Mar
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10%
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Motorola Inc
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100
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600
100
435
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—
600
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of Prices
Feb
55%
50 y4-
20%
——25
Electric-It.-
Jan
52% Mar
54%
15
Chicago. Towel Co common_tJ__i
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Chicago- Yellow Cab Co_
—*
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15% Mar
46
49%
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Jan
Jan
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co——*
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12
41%
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25
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry (Un).
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Chicago Milw St PauJ & Pac——.*
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38% Feb
32% Jan
100
15 V*
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15%
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2% Mar
14%
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23%
200
10,500
43%
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STOCKS
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2—
2%
-37% 37%
243/i
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—-
MARCH 28
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of Prices
!
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1_—.—25
Canadian Prospect Ltd—.—~——_ 146%C
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Sales
Week's
36
67%
jan
78
6%
Jan
10%
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Jan
United States Industries
1
9%
9%
100
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5
33%
33%
300
31% Feb
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U S Steel Corp
58%
58%
60
1,900
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36% Mb
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25
25
25
100
17% Jan
26
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100
26 »/4
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34%
34%
200
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32%
34
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1
Medusa Portland Cement
15
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j——
4
Marshall Field common
34%
1,000
—
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18%
300
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35%
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42%
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35
65
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69
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23% Mar
36
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Feb
62%
60% Feb
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41% Mar
7% Feb
30%
14% Feb
17% Mar
800
jan
18
23
80%
16% Jan
10%
61%
Wisconsin Electrib Power (Un)—
Wisconsin Public service—•.
(F W) Co (Un)_—_
Publishing Co.
200
22%
Feb
Mar
4,300
62%
Wisconsin
20
32% Mir
400
13%
17%
31%
22%
Feb
Bankshares
27% Jan
32%
12
17%
31%
Western Union
62% Mar
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75
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
.
.
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
(1466)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOB THE WEEK
RANGE
ENDED MARCH \28
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
—5
1
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Corp
—
—
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Warrants iUn« •—
———
83
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90c
8%
82c
....
2
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)—-——10
Chemical &
—
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—
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Airlines Inc com (Un)—
4%
3%
—
....
American
American
Viscose
American
American
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91
195
27% Jan
887 a Mar
16%
17
660
14% Jan
61%
365
19%
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Avco
1674 Mar
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
23
16
298
43%
564
42 7
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44 7 b Mar
24
310
22 7a
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1,303
1,230
39%
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26%
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9
1,637
8% Mar
153
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12%
14
1,552
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43%
419
12%
171%
26%
117 a
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36
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167% Jan
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29%
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27
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15%
15%
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15
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16%
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1974
347/2 Mar
3974
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7
7%
2,369
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200
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6
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3%
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3,995
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6
5,530
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6%
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260
6% Mar
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1
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2
13%
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37%
37%
37%
1.387
34%
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4174
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Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp
5
12
21,154
6%
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12
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I
16
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Bond Stores Ir.c
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11%
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28%
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427%
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8%
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10
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1774 Mar
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14%
-
24%
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—
10
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——
10
Caterpillar Tractor Co common. _
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Celaneee Corp
Feb
16%
25
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8%
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97e Mar
Jan
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5374 Feb
775
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19% Mar
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52%
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3%
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567
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25
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28 74 Mar
Jan
1774 Mar
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2274 Jan
57
Jan
20
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16
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*
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&
3274 Jan
50%
*
28
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408
248
1
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41%
49%
10
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40%
4274 Mar
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Honolulu
17
17%
17%
11%
10% Feb
115
44%
217
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25
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Commonwealth Edison common—
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51
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•
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4974 Mar
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28%
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3474 Mar
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17%
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Continental Can Co
(Un)
10
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1
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6,936
33%
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15%.
177'z
475
15 74 Mai-
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1774 Mar
18
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200
16
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18% Mar
474
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38%. Jan
41% Mar
40% Jan
2574 Mar
43%
Jan
29%
Jan
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2774 Jan
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Douglas
Dow
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Chemical
Dresser
duPont
15%
1874
9%
9%
22%
14%
14%
Feb
Feb
1974 Jan
374
Jan
9% Mar
774
Jan
97/e
Feb
10%
Jan
21% Mar
2874
Jan
14
Jan
16
Mar
Electrical
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10
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3974 Mar
40
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3974
400
3874 Jam
43%
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100
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3874
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195
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9
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41
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2974
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1574 Mar
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12 34
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13
1,643
12% Mar
13
31%
34
1,219
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3574
3674
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29% Jan
36 74 Mar
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4% Jan
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4674 Mar
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—_—1
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1
Ohio Edison Co.(UUn)
—
12
Ohio Oil Co Ltd (Unt
20
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp
5
Owens-Illinois Glass
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2%
274
3,355
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Northrop
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17
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25
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25
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60
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Aggregates
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric common
Jan
187
Feb
Mar
3c
31%
Feb
240
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7%
.—1
1,294
3074
Jan
1,375
% 100
2274
10474 Mar
175
Jan
33% Jan
Feb
3% Jan
574
1.95
4874 Mar
892
7474 Jan
35% Mar
37
(Un).
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4% "Jan
1.50 Mar
)—
common
11
2574 Jan
1274 Mar
900
1
Invest
Jan
400
1
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Feb
22%
1.60
3
•
...
Feb
313s
Jan
5
...
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18%
36%
1.65
..
Feb
Mar
15
4%
4%
10
p 10
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Co
Jan
905
Feb
657's
Mar
28% Jan
201
55%
740
43c
100
232
39 3 4
800
600
5474 Mar
2374
Oceanic
261
Feb
33%
23
Feb
4
Feb
15% Feb
38%
12%
37
Jan
43
H
Feb
57%
Feb
71
4374
23
12
4
Jan
39
36
Fibres—;
American
Occidental
35%
Jan
67
3774 Mar
Jan
9%
43c
—
American
Feb
57%
Jan
8
3074
42c
*
1
(Un).—12.50
Northern Pacific Railway
42
5774
Feb
259
2174 Mar
56%
Jan
6
4174
1
(Un)—1
New Park Mining Co———
1 N Y Central RR Co (Un)
•
Niagara Mohawk Power
•
Nordon Corp Ltd
I
Norris
Oil
Co
—:—.-1 4
Jan
•
10
Si
Company
Jan
160
Feb
3974
42
England Electric System
Mar
12
Jan
4%
36
Lode Mines
Ward
Auto
14
"
Jan
34
40c
Un)_
Co
70
5,864
'
89% Mar
30%
Chemical
Diablo
38
10
12
19?.
1074 Mar
7%
610
10o
(Un)
Co
Mother
Monsanto
North
Mar
29
Jan
7674 Jan
1
Mindanao
North
Feb
9
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Un)_10
Mar
18
Jan
40%
6974
—5
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Middle South Util Inc
17% Mar
41
39%
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Merchants Petroleum Co.
New
Jan
Jan
39
'
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25
(Un)..
Navigation
Natomas
8%^
57c
8%
—1
(R H) common
Co (Un)
National
Mar
37c
26
s
Feb
28% Mar
8574
97
Mar
31%
900
7674
38c
45c
Mar
17c
300
2974
91
91%
65c
Jan
37% Jan
37
974
Meier & Frank Co Inc.
Mt
Mar
Feb
588
17c
.
29
75 74.
Jan
42c
Jan
Mar
15
200
6 3 74
3074
63 74
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2674
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&
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Menasco
Merck
Jan
57c
Feb
Co
Matson
Mar
Feb
120
Jan
Magnavox
Marchaut Calculators
30% Mar
353
-
24
1,882
39 34
Industries
&
Jan
1
44
Jan
7%
100
974
3974
24%.
24%
10
M J M & M Oil Co
16% Mar
167'a Jan
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page
22%
24
9%
24
10c
Lockheed
1
Loew's Inc (Un)
•
Lone Star Cement
(Un»._4— —;—4
Lorlllard (P) Co (Un)
M0
27%
41%
Corp
see
31% Feb
,
Inc
Aircraft Corp
Jan
Feb
3774
(Un)„
Corp
20% Jan
110
2574
38
McNeill & Libby
Liggett «fe Myers Tobacco (Un)
Litton
252
21 Va.
Brie .Rpfcroad
For
10,075
1,054
Libby
634
72
(Un)
Exet
:eter Oil Co Ltd class A
29%
Feb
37%
Leslie Salt Co
630
1
Emporium Cfapweil Co
Co (Una-
101
3974
9%
50c
18
19%
Electric? Auto-Line Co (Un)& Share
18
485
38%
Inc
Pacific
Electric Bond
200
38
Lear
17%
5
El Pa so .Natural Gas Co
Feb
Feb
\ 1,491
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109% 109%
37%
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41%
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Co
Feb
15%
38
County Land Co..
18
17%
»
2.50
•
Mar
27'2 Mar
975
30%
28% Mar
15%
1,570
30%
14%
41% Mar
Jan
96
105
22%
Jan
50c
&
Feb
44
Jan
874
National Theatres Inc
10
5
Co
deNemours
37
Jan
9
Kern
Lehman
Feb
14%
37%
—————
Jan
174 Mar
.1%
39
10
(Un)
43%
31% Jan
1,131
;
Corp com—33740
Kaiser Alum & Chem
8374 Jan
Jan
■
958
4174
1574
2874
-
Jan
174 Mar
33%
1574
Jan
97
7.50
Eastern Air Lines (Un.)
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
1
Feb
Mar
3,200
1%
39%
2974
Jan
Feb
33
52c
Mar
30
41%
330
18
15% Mar
30c
70% Feb
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2.20 Jan
Feb
2.00
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38
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147,
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»
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41c
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Jan
10
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305
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1%
■
4974
100
Industries
DuMont Lab
1,863
33
17 b %
Jan
1,105
8%
Aircraft Co
1674
-
75%
447'4
4774.
8%
common
405
30
43c
57e
5
l
1
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Door-Oliver
978
2.15
1574-
a44
Jan
Jan
33%
600
$3 cumulative preferred
Disney .(Walt) Productions—,
Domingu'ez Oil Fields Co (Un)_
35%
2.10
474
47
50c
B
1,265
30
716
Mar
257a
313
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
Class
2674
1574
57a
4%
47
407a
315
.1,011..
2%
(Un)
Deere & Co
611.
2574
2674
34%
—10o
—8
(Un)
Corp
474 Mar
1,045
1,698
32% /
Laughlln Steel (U11)
Kennecott Copper
36%
4174
—3374c
Oil
Jones &
3.50 Feb
4274
»
(Un)
& Tel
Jan
64
407'4
52c
Oil Co
Jan
65%
60% Feb
4178
Co——————10
Ideal Cement Co—:—10
Illinois Central RR Co (Un>__
•
Imperial Development Co Ltd
10c
International Harvester
■"
Internatl Nickel Co of Canada (Un)
: 7
International Paper Co (Un)
7.50
Intex
1974 Jan>
35%
Power
International Tel
Jan
357b
47
—
Feb
2974
Feb
Jan
(Un)__50c
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
A3 74
9% Jan
2474
2.40
2574
170
47
17%
Inc
Records
Decca
264
100
26%
417 c
2%
(Un)
com
2,190
-
2974
Feb
Mar
4274
2774
47
17%
(Un)
Co (Un)
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright Corp
49
4174
40%
50c
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis
Feb
47b
26%,
(Un)_12 74
«f America
Crucible Steel Cc
397i
17%
41%
•
.
Cuban American Oil Co
725
Jan
3
35%
-
27%
8
Zellerback Corp common-
Crown
17% Mar
14% Mar
1
National Biscuit Co (Un)
10
Nat'l Distillers & Chem Corp (Un)—5
National Gypsum Co (Un)
;
—1
National Supply Co (Un)
5
10
Refining (Un)
(Un).
)
Com Products
Crane
Corp
Corp___
Foods
Consolidated
(Un)
Co
Howe
Montgomery
Electrodynamics
Jan
*187 4 Mar
Consolidated Edison Co of K Y (Un)
Consol
15
147a
10
1
Corp
Idaho
Macy
Chance
1,381
56% Mar
1
25
774
Hercules Powder Co (Un)
—2 1/12
Hertz Corp (Un)———;———
1
Hoffman Electronics
.—50c /
Holly Development Co—
1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A.——
*
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
12.50
4374 Mar
Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian
Mar
Feb
100
20%
Southern
Canadian
31
29%
20%
Ginger Ale (Urn
Petroleum.——, :
Dry
Canada
Jan
29%
Packing Corp
Canada
1774
1,040
Hawaiian Pineapple
Kaiser Industries
—5.50
29%
Caliiornia
4174
'■% 1,876
1,073
A
class
Co
57%
Jan
3
(W R) & Co (Un)—-1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)J
*
Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co
1
Great Northern Ry (Un)
•
Great
Western Financial Corp
1
Greyhound Corp
3
Grumman Aircraft Engr (Un)__
1
Qulf Oil Corp (Un)—
2»
Oil
Jan
38
i
15%
5
RubDer
Feb
8
48%
-
6174
Grace
Hancock
19% Jan
57747 5874
Products Corp
McBean & Co—
Goodyear Tire &
44% Mar
6074
_1
5
(Un)„————-10
Co of Calif—
—10c
Gladding
Gladden
2674 Mar
Jan
4774-% 49
11%
1274
*-1
(The)
'
Jan
Mar
6% Jan
'
Feb
6074
1
4
Gettv Oil Co common
Gillette Co
6 ,vj
—
_
-
48*4 Mar
1.256
1674
15
General Public Service (Un)„™_~-10c
General Public Utilities
(Un)
5
General Telephone (Un)—_—.—10
General Tire <te Rubber Co
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202
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.
Feb
9
58%
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General Motors Corp com
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5474
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2974
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31%
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Johns-Manvllle
10%
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18
—
General Dynamics Corp-
Jade
Mar
31%
Burroughs Corp
California
100
54%
—:—
674 Mar
—2.50
_
37%
18
40%
Trailer Co
prueiiauf
8% Mar
10
5
<Un.
Co
21
305
18
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-
Jan
1
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
•/
13
10%
Borg-Warner
Budd
707
42%
513
4174 Feb
13%
5c
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Corn (Un)
Bethlehem Steel
Blair Holdings Corp
2.85 Mar-
3%
Feb
27%
1
(Un)
Aviation Corp
Bendix
Feb
5
Inc
Instrument
Beckman
51&
26
Jan
18
$1.25 preferred
11%
(Un)__13
100
1
Bankline Oil Co
1
Barker Bros Corp new common
—1
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated —
1
Ealdwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
Baltimore Si Ohio RR (Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co
47% Mar
4274
Motor Co
Foremost
254
1,230
1774
Ford
Jan
257-2
Corp
Macn & Chem
279
117a Mar
Feb
4874
613
Line Inc (The)—,—
Flying Tiger
Foou
9%
7%
477b
—
—
Glidden
'
79%
28%
Jan
'
38%
29
(Un)—;
Mfg Corp
18 74 Teb
Feb
26%
—10
1
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Refining Co
Atlantic
95
Ltd——
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Fluor
1,114
1174
874
47%
(Un).————.
Co
Flintkote
High
Low
High
1074
874
„
327 s Mar
8%
10
(111)
Co
Ashlav.d Oil &: Refining
Feb
Jan
37%
5
10
5
1
(Un)
(Un)
Steel Corp
Armco
Armour
7974
2674
37%
28
(Un)
Gas
21%
76% Feb
2372 Mar
9
26%
Anderson-Prichara Oil Corp (Un)—10
Arkansas
30%
200
1,190
1,266
170
(Un) ——60
(The); Co
Anaconda
24
Jan
37a
'Jen
3
1,100
374
78%
24%
31%
93%
78%
15%
(Un)
Corp (Un)
1,000
574 Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
3
-
43%
23%
Theatres (Un)-l
12.50
Cement preferred
25
Cyanamid Co <Uni_.
10
Electronics Inc
——_.l
Factors Ltd (Un)
20
Motors Corp (Un)
C
Potash & Chem Corp
*
Radiator & S S (Un)
8
Smelting to, Refining (Un)__*
Tel & Tel Co—
100
Tobacco Co (Un)—
25
American Bdcast-Para
American Can Co
274 Jan
Jan
55% Mar
Jan
51
220
Feb
1.20
Jan
76c
10.100
Mar
9%
77*4 Jan
180
205
91%
;•
III
(Un)-
American Bosch Anna Corp
53
;
1874 Mar
2%
574
24%
—
Ltd
Aluminium
American
Jan
Jan
53%
,
Amerada
14%
44%
83%
.
Allied
150
2%
»-
(Un)_—(
—
Gold Mining Co—
Reduction Co
Air
88c
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Corp
Aeeo
*
'
358
I;;'!,:
17%
52
52
High
:'Z LOW
High
17%
2.50
(Un)
Wrigley Stores Inc
ACF
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Trices
1
class A—,
1
Fairchild Eng <fc Airplane (Un)—
—5
Fansteel Metallurgical (Un)—
I
Fargo Oils Ltd—:—,—.
Fibreboard Paper Products common
(Max)
Factor
Range Since Jan. I
/Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
•
--1
28%
25%
22%
.
,
,
.90
3174 Mar
28% Mar
Mar
26% Mar
Mar
337-b
Jan
30.
Jan
27„.. Jan
245
26
427
26%
26%
Feb
„:,89
Feb
2474 Feb
2674
Jan
302
23% Mar
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--
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25 %
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768
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13% Mar
.
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STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
•1
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Indemnity
Co_—
——10
racifxc
Industries
lnc_.—
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•
Pacific Dentins Corp com.
S4.50
43%
♦
preferred
200
5
3,344
3%
Jan
3,576
40%
Jan
5%
J&n
43% Mar
91%
a93
14
92
Mar
98
Jan
90
29
90
Mar
90
Mar
Washington Water Power
Weill & Co (Raphael)
Westat.es
Petroleums
Preferred
West
Pacific Oil
&
&
Co
75c
300
75c
17 %
940
122%
123%
961
118%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
973
Jan
15 Va
Jan
1
*
33%
33%
34
1,618
13%
31%
Jan
39 %
Feb
iUn)—-—;
73% 473%
160
54 %
Jan
75% Mar
17% Mai-
Insurance
126% Mar
84
195
82%
11%
892
11% Mar
:——-
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co_
Procter
Gamble
&
335
19%
Jan
23% Mar
Pullman
Oil Co
Pure
65
65
321
51%
Jan
65
Mar
43%
47
1,313
37
Jan
47
16%
17
1,410
12%
Jan
17
50%
50%
588
45%
Jan
37%
38%
3,782
36%
Feb
42%
59
59%
136
55%
Feb
47 %
48
218
45%
Jan
48
32%
33%
851
29%
Feb
(Un)—„——•
33%
2,937
/ 7%
7
7%
1,010
5%
15%
16%
613
14%
Rexall
Drug
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
23
24%
2,683
22%
22%
347
5%
316
31%
23%
5%.
Jan
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Basin
Ranch
Oil
17%
540
15% Jan
17%
Feb
21%
467
19% Jan
22%
Jan
1.009
60%- Feb
65%
Wooiw,orih.
(F
17%
10
62
-
5%
(Un)__
W)
Yellow Cab Co
40%
41%
2,136
40% Mar
14%
16
Va
9,148
13%
Feb
17'%
Jan
806
26%
Jan
32% Mar
13 %
13%
1.715
8%
Jan
39%
40%
39%
••
476
32%
71
506
64
Jan
12%
441
11%
44'A Mar
Jan
71
12'A
Jan
83c
83c
100
71% Mar
13%
Feb
61%
61%
285
56
Mar
63%
Jan
26%
216
25% Mar
26%
Feb
25%
40%,
320
23^n
Jan
25% Mar
42
25%
1
1.1
Safeway Stores
1,650
37%
Jan
42
Joseph Lead
St
Louis-San
Bt
Regis
1.66%
35
1,065
34% Feb
39%
Jan
11c
3,000
11c
16c
Jan
19%
20%
571
15%
Jan
21% Mar
10
42%
42
%
253
37
Jan
42%
5%
850
42%
Co
Industries
Schenley
12,452
27%
552
30
27% Mar
Jan
30% Mar
6,104
241%
Jan
24%
24%
125
23%
Jan
11%
11%,
410
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
30%
30 %
125
27
Jan
32%
20%
10
25% Mar
23
22%
23%
1,429
Jan
23 Va Mar
22
23
1,235
18%
Jan
23
—1
42%
42%
42%
495
33%
Jan
42% Mar
1
(Un)
20
19%
26%
20
1,511
17%
Jan
20
26%
1,665
25 Va
Jan
27 % Mar
1.40
(Un);.
a
.
.
Sears
Finance
Roebuck
Servel lnc
&
Co
Co
3
;
(Un)
1
Servomechanisms
lnc
Shasta Water Co
(Un)
Shell
Oil
Siegler
5
110
5
4%
Mar
8
8
125
7
4%
4%
624
4% Mar
_7.50
68
68
513
Co
Corp
Feb
59%
4%
13%
133%
13%
1,885
13% Mar
2
38%
37%
38%
2,487
32
50%
51%
400
49
50%
1,183
Jan
68 % Mar
Feb
1
Signal OH & Gas Co class A
Mar
5% Jan
8% Jan
Jan
20c
__2.50
A
Friday
—18
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
18
49
Southern Calif Edison Co common—28
4.32%
Range
Gas Co
Southern
Calif
Sou them
Co
Petroleum—
(Un)
Southern Pacific
53%
46%
Feb
51%
Feb
45
Jan
50%
Feb
49%
55
2,214
22%
22%
398
22
29%
29%
666
3
5
3
100
q28%
a 29%
253
25
37%
a29%
24% Jan
38%
2,399
34%
37%
American
Tel
Tel—
&
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
OH
(Un)
34%
50c
18
2
3%
35% Jan
:
34%
665
18
18%
2,724
-
30%
34% Mar
Jan
Mar
18
,21
14
424
10
Jan
43%
232
42%
Jan
46% Mar
46%
47
6,803
43%
Feb
47%
40
10%
40%
695
35%
Feb
42
.7
51%
%
51%
3,778
47%
Feb
51%
63
63
241
61
Feb
66
250
32%
Feb
J
(Un)
.10
Etauffer Chemical Co
Sterling Drug lnc
50
■—"
■
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(Un).
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Studebaker Packard
Jan
73% Mar
174 Va
Jan
29%
28%
29 %
331"
24%
Jan
_6.50
32%
32%
33%
596
29%
Jan
_13
11 Va
11
11%
1,010
9%
J an
common———l
5
5%
14%
5%
5%
2,757
14V2
15 Va
573
13%
Jan
366
35%
Jan
39 Va Mar
592
49%
Feb
57%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
Electric Co_.
Mar
31
33%
Feb
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Co
Company
—.
,
11% Mar
5% Mar
7 %
16
Jan
Jan
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp__
Curtis
—
Co—
Delaware Power & Light common—13
Light Co
Duquesne
Electric
39%
53
9Va
9%
9%
408
9
V2
49 %
48%
46%
Feb
10
,1.—
Battery——
Storage
51
25
——1
—
37%
50%
37%
1.80
.
.
Publishing
37 Va
36%
37%
959
34%
Jan
38 '4
30
30%
186
26%
Jan
31 Va Mar
930
37%
Jan
41%
375
15V8
Jan
17% Mar
—_10
49%
82
49% Mar
Jan
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Co
2
-
—
40
40 Va
—_5
Dairies
41 Va
16%
—
1714
Feb
General Motors Corp
Gimbel
1.66%
Brothers
Hamilton Watch Co vtc
I
Hecht
•
(The) Co common
Hudson
36
5,873
33%
Jan
36%
25%
26
105
21%
Jan
26 % Mar
Jan
12
12
12%
374
11%
27%
1
15
27%
380
22% Jan
13 Va
Jan
Jan
28 Va Mar
Pulp & Paper—
series
5.12%
A
25
2nd
preferred
Coal
Martin
Co
Co
—
20%
26
26
10%
10%
10%
10
32%
34%
10%o
:
lnc
19
20%
——-24.50
Navigation
&
(The)
Merck &
19
25
preferred
series B preferred
$1.41
Lehigh
35
35
25%
5
—
47%
46%
49 %
33%
1
—
50
19
19%
Mar
Feb
110
19% Feb
20% Mar
40
18% Jan
26
200
Mar
31
Mar
10% Jan
36% Jan
37
Jan
49 % Mar
10% Mar
1,551
2,705
,-■1
13%
•13%
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp——
10
52%
52%
55%
-206
50%
Jan
56%
Jan
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
_■»
45%
44%
45%
1,234
41%
Jan
46%
Jan
350
11%
11%
12
1,879
11 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
Peoples Drug Stores lnc
—5
32
32
100
28
Jan
32%
Feb
Corp
—
,
13%
.
641
15 Va
13% Jan
Feb
Philadelphia Electric commonPhiladelphia Transportation Co
Philco Corp
_—l
u
*
10
—3
39
■
6%
15%
39%
6%
4,222
4%
Jan
17
4,422
12%
Jan
2,604
37 Va
40 %
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
17
Mar
23%
24%
2,321
21%
Jan
24%
33
32%
33 Va
667
29 Va
Jan
33% Mar
22%
62%
18 Va
22%
23%
367
61%
63%
778
18
18%
764
69%
70%
70
59%
Jan
70% Mar
—5
10
29%
29%
29%
1,177
25%
Jan
30%
57 Va
12
57% Mar
57% Mar
*
63%
57%
63%
64%
83
59% Feb
68
10
common
Public Service Electric & Gas
39%
6%
1614
com
•
—
•
Feb
34% Mar
%
14
Feb
Mar
'
of N
Co
High
Jan
167%
Mar
13%
46%
-I«%
(Ind)
172
65%
Jan
46:%
4
(Uu)_.
California
171
Low
697
3,480
73%
Jan
25
lnc
of
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
71%
73
171%
._100
Corporation-—
Atlantic City
Potomac Electric Power
Southern Railway Co
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel lnc common
Shares
Feb
28To Mar
40
Feb
Jan
-
Co
Mar
55
Jan
Mar
29% Mar
2% Feb
_—2
_
for Week
38% Mar
tf>
pfd ser A
-
of Prices
Low
■:;
1.
„
Jan
16
Feb
25
pfd—
cum
Southern Cal
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
Pennroad
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)
6% Mar
Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
5 %
Seaboard
5
Feb
Feb
30%,
30%
1% Mar
lfc Mar
24
8
San Diego Gas & Elec com
Schering Corn
IA
27%
•
Ry (Un)
(Un)
Feb
Mar
10
—.
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Paper
1A
27%
1
lnc
St
Mar
26%
26%
20 g
Co_
87c
Jan
80c
s a
Aeronautical
Ryan
Feb
35
13% Mar
1
Corp
I'
44 % Mar
32%
Corp
•
Axle Co (Un) —.—5
Aircraft
Jan
11c
common
Arundel
Feb
7
31%
Rockwell Spring &
Rohr
10%
35
*
_
(Un>—
22% Mar
Jan
16%
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
990
11c
.
American Stores Co
40%
Company———...1
Oil
Richfield
Jan
61%: 62%
2.50
12.50
i
10
Exploration——10c
Oil
Feb
24% Feb
'
Rice
Feb
12%
21%
(Un)
7% Mar
17 Va
21% F eb
17% Jan
10
Manufacturing Co
Feb
23%
17%
■
'
Jan
2.50
Co_.
Feb
45%
20% Mar
11
.
Jan
~1
lnc
8%
35% Mar
474
10%
(Un)—..
WesuutuuHise Elec Corp (Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
^
8% Mar
100
25c
Westinghouse Air Brake
Feb
35%
Jan
.
Revlon lnc
404
36
52% Mar
Jan
15%
1
Jan
20%
Sale Price
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
64c
36
33% Mar
.
32%
-
Mar
20%
36
stocks
Ry Equip <fc Realty Co
—
—1
Rayonier Incorporated
1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
—,
„—5.
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)——1
Republic Pictures (Un)_.„i,—.
50c
10
Republic Steel Corp (Un)__
56c
——1
Western Union Telegraph
59% Mar
,59
-3
Radio Corp of America
Mar
874
8%
Feb
21
Jan
Mar
2
(Un)
High
40
12
"Mar
16%
(Un)_——————J*.
lnc
Feb
90
Jan
43%
5
5
—
Co__
8%
5
'•-*
150
i
36% Jan
13%. Jan
23%
87%
11%
87%
11%
22%
*
50
33 %c
Pfizer (Clias) & Co lnc (Un)
—1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
—
12.50
Philco Corp (Un)
——
3
(Un)
59c
(Un%
Stores—
Wilson & Co lnc
Pepsi-Cola
56c
56c
1
Life
Dept
Williston
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
19%
100
Jan
17%
122%
1
i
1914
LOW
39%
(Un)
com
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39%
Mar
20%
Feb
65c
100
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Parke, Davis
75c
75c
Development—33 %c
Gas
Low
Shares
100
.
Western Air Lines Inc.-
Western
of Prices
•
(Un)
Coast
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Feb
56
Jan
90
a
—
——___
43%
50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
55
*
$4.40 preferred
Low
a
43 Va
'
-
.
Range Since Jan. 1
4%
:
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Friday
>;•.
stocks
Shares
High
541
WEEK ENDED MARCH 28
for Week
of Prices
Par
Pacific
THE
FOR
Sales
34
3%
34
V.
Jan
% Jan
3%
Reading Co
Scott
1
*
Brook Water Serv—*
Smith" Kline & French Lab—-.
33VaC
South
Jersey
Suburban
Sun
Oil
Gas
Trust
Co———;
Co
Co
(Md)—
■_—:.——
3%
1,060
23%
2,817
20%
Jan
23% Mai-
United
33%
34
608
30 Va
Jan
34% Mar
United Gas
26%
646
33'%
Jan
37% Feb
3
Feb
Va Jan
22
Mar
56
,
Feb
63% Mar
16% Jan
18% Mar
25
Feb
Va Jan
Jan
3%
22'A
35%
_1
50
common
Paper Co—
Scranton-Spring
*"■
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Swift & Co
_1
(U
(Un)
'A..-'""''
25
—
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-.
.50
„1
Tennessee
Texas Co
16'A
16%
150
25%
25%
25%
5.940
25'A Mar
-25
62%
62%
62%
916
18%
18%
19
3.608
•
Textron
lnc
-50c
common-
Tidewater Oil
11%
_10
common.
Preferred
—
CM
11%
Feb
26
Transamerica Corp
World Airlines
15% Mar
19
TreeSweet
Products
Co
465
11%
Jan
22 %
696
20
Jan
23%
Feb
24%
524
23% Mar
24%
Jan
Friday
Last
Warrants
Union
Carbide
Electric
Co
Union
Film
(Un).
6,928
31%
Jan
1,070
11%
Jan
13 Va
7
6%
7
1,238
30%
31
1,056
16%
17%
Sugar
United
Air
Aircraft
Corp
United
Cuban
United
Fruit
Gas
Corn
S
Plywood
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
1,110
„
13%
Jan
1,580
22%
Jan
7
Mar
Blaw-Knox
17% Mar
Columbia
25%
90%
885
87
Feb
97 Va
Jan
572
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
46
45'A
46%
4,017
41
Jan
46% Mar
26%
26 %
27
2,685
24%
Jan
28 Va
16%
16%
200
15%
Jan
25%
25%
517
22%
Jan
28%
58%
58%
359
53
Feb
58 % Mar
'
—
7%
•
44%
7%
7%
500
%
1
10c
%
1.500
42%
44%
861
7
Jan
% Mar
38
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Gas
Low
High
28%
High
System.
26%
10
22Va
Jan
26% Mar
26%
2 8'A
137
23 %
Feb
28 % Mar
17'A
347
16
Jan
17% Mar
7% Mar
7%
7%
434
6 Va
Jan
3 7'A
37%
240
34%
Jan
38%
Jan
29 Va
Gas
Mountain
Natco
Fuel
Co—,—
Supply
29%
100
26%
Jan
30
Feb
23 Va
23 Va
32
23 Va
Feb
23 Va
Feb
13 3 i
Corp
37'A
8.50
10
5
13%
25
11%
Jan
15% Mar
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
1
Plymouth
2%
74
7%
Feb
2%
1,700
2 Va
Jan
75'A
308
67%
Feb
7%
7%
98
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
22
Mar
25%
Jan
100
55c
Jan
103
22% Jan
27 %
Feb
10c
20c
Feb
22
5
Oil Corp
2%
2%
73%
22
16
76% Mar
Jan
Jan
44 % Mar
29%
30 Va
625
27%
Jan
30 Va
Jan
Renner
28
28%
241
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
Rockwell
Jan
33
33
33%
675
31% Mar
35
16%
58
58
59%
3.335
51%
Jan
Oil
10
44
44
44
100
39%
Feb
44
Equipment Co
1
Spring
San Toy Mining
55c
&
Axle
1
10c
15c
55c
25%
-1
Co
25%
15c
16c
3,050
60c
Jan
Jan
Gl% Mar
Universal
Corp
common
Consol
"
Mar
United
Engineering & Foundry.,
Wesiaugiiouse Air Brake—;—.
Victor
Shares
Feb
7% Mar
1
Equitable
—5
(Un)
Sales
for Week
17
10
Co—;
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
10
1
10
(Un)
Corp—
Range
17% Jan
*
5
lnc
Feb
Feb
28 To
10
(Un)
7% Mar
Jan
263i
26%
Armstrong. Cork Co—.
31 % Mar
28 Va
12.50
Co
Corp
U
U
Jan
10
(Un)
Oil
24%
Jan
25
Lines lnc
United
24
5
28%
90%
—
(Un)
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
28%
common
United
24
1
(Un)
Ry Co
39 % Mar
38% Mar
12%
•
Oil Co of Calif
United
38%
30%
:_1
Corp
Union
Union
37
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox
Union Pacific
Sale Price
12%
"
■
1
(Un)
39%
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
13 % Mar
12%
VM
22
17
Tri-Continental Corp
Jan
34
Mar
12%
5
6%
34%
854
Mar
38%
2
lnc
100
894
39 %
62% Mar
stocks
Trans
7%
37%
'■
56
23%
'•
25
7%
36%
38 Va
—
37
16'A Mar
14% Jan
—5
Transmission.
Gas
<Unj
Corp——
1
Improvement
—13%
Gas Light common
*
Washington
For footnotea see page
44.
24%
24%
24%
17b
24% Mar
27% Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
5
10
—12.SO
61%
13%
13%
250
12
*20%
13%
21%
A51
18
61 Va
62%
376
-
Jan
.
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1.4
Jan
22%
Jan
65%
Feb
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1468)
.
Monday, March
.
.
31'
i95#
CANADIAN MARKETS
range for the week ended
•'
.
'
1
march
28
'.i
'
■>.
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
_
Feb
200
13,880
143
H.
'
50%
a43
Feb
Lake of the Woods 7%
Laurentide Acceptance class A
Jan
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
23%
45%
Jan
50
48
Jan
50% Mar
Jan
40
38
Jan
44
Feb
14
Jan
17%
Feb
Preferred
Mar
41% Jan
20
McColl
24
Jan
Feb
43% Feb
National Steel Car Corp common
Niagara Wire Weaving
52%
52%
53%
56
51
Jan
54% Feb
40
39%
40
1,130
37
Jan
40
940
40 %
35%
Class
550
16% Mar
17%
39% Jan
42%
Feb
480
41
46% Mar
100
45
48
48
48
3.80
3.80
3.85
700
6%
6%
6%
3,301
36
35%
35%
*
Jan
Jan
3.50
7%
Utilities
Steel
33% Jan
38% Mar
Placer Development
89% Jan
92 % Mar
Power
42
Jan
49%
4%%
50
42
43
145
40%
Jan
44
51
51
51%
440
48%
Jan
51 % Mar
9
9
8%
Jan
12
Price
80 % Mar
47
50
46% Feb
9%
7,440
40 %
1,320
37 '*■
Jan
1,454
39%
Jan
44% Mar
10%
11%
1,690
9%
Jan
11% Mar
40%
41%
36% Jati
42
*
1,130
62
Jan
70
24%
Feb
29%
26%
498 ; ;
28
28%
Jan
28%
26%
27%
300
24%
Feb
29
98%
98%
150
85
Jan
98% Mar
39
39
225
30%
Jan
40
12%
2,000
11%
Jan
12% Mar
Simon
43%
1,865
1,975
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
Jan
28
Feb
43%
*
27
12%
42%
■:
27
•
27%
28%
28%
545
British Aluminum
•
8%
8%
8%
«
26
26
26
135
25%
355
Bronze common
preferred
$1.00
100
16
series
Canadian
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
Cottons common
6%
46
16%
3,334
29%
50
al5
al6
39
15%
4.80
;»
96
15%
al5
25
__:
20
a
5%%
B
Series A 4%
Steel
Feb
Steinberg's 5 % fo
86
Feb
16% Mar
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
30
Mar
Trans Canada
Jan
16
Mar
Triad
4.80
475
6
100
5
5
a6
150
a—
4.80 Mar
5%
Jan
a—
.—
15% Jan
9.70 Mar
«
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a8
25
*
15%
15%
1,210
15
Feb
17%
Jan
50
a79
a79
5
80
Jan
80
Jan
16
Jan
45%
Petrofina
Canadian
Vickcrs
Cockshutt
Farm
17
Coghlin
<B J)
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated
420
Jan
47%
23% Mar
27%
24%
23%
2,270
21%
25%
.10
15
15
461
13
Mar
16
a24%
a25
155
21% Jan
25
8V4
8%
412
7% Feb
8%
13%
13%
13%
100
Feb
14%
all
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Tar
Steel
Jan
17%
Ltd
Feb
17%
Jan
a42
a43
25
43
Feb
48 %
Jan
17
Feb
445
200
8% Mar
27
27
27%
1.170
25%
22%
23
2,922
20%
Feb
8%
8%
1,215
7%
Feb
13%
13%
100
13
Jan
Motor Co
26%
26
26 %
425
23%
Jan
27
20%
63%
50
15
15
*
15%
270
20%
54
55%
335
12
.*
19%
55%
11%
12
6,548
1,085
8%
8%
5,860
10%
8%
31:,
10%
401
27%
Jun
r
Feb
23%
60
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
51
"
22
57
12
7%
Feb
9% Feb
10%
400
17
1,196
20
77
Jan
7%
7%
200
7
Jan
7
50
7
Jan
7
a
7
39%
1
16
15%
30
Jan
15% Mar
35
39%
25
9
16
1,125
Canada
Canadian
Bay
Imperial Oil
Ltd
37%
Jan
5%
9% Feb
14% Jan
16
40%
185
38%
Feb
22%
9,420
16%
Jan
6%
Indus
915
22%
Jan
8.00
8.30
940
31%
32
102 %
102%
1,107
115
107%
108
90
56%
56%
553
34%
34%
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31%
31%
6.00
Jan
—.
30%
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32%
31%
Jan
32
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101
Jan
104
Mar
Feb
110
Jan
18% Mai
/ 30% Mar *
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Jan
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-
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Feb
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Jan
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20
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Jan
22
Jan
24%
Feb
26% Mar
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104% Mar
125
26% Mar
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27%
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34
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Jan
33
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425
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2,885
14
14%
235
14%
14
2.35
125
46%
;
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Jan
26%' "Jan
28
42•
1,001 !
4v%'Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
17%
Feb
25%
Jan
30
Feb
2,120
40% Mar
46
Mar
44%
8
8
39%
,
13
8
175
%
1,685
40%
1 3,547
12%
13
5.171
6 %
6%
100
28%
30
871
51%
100
44%
51%
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12%
13
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25
1,425
955
250
43 34
Jan
6%
Jan
38% Mar
12%
5%
26
Jan
Jan
Jail
50%
Jan
90
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10% Mar
a—
—
48%
Feb
8 % Mar
41%
Feb
13%
6%
31
A
25
5
5V4
6%
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33
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19
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•
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■
44
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43
28
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43
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20
Mar
11
Feb
17%
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Jan
32c
Jan
3.75
34
*
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40J/2.Mar.
13
.
Feb
"..Feb
78
'■
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20
Feb
40c
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:
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Mar
29
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vJan
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1
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5
46
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2.10 Mar
;
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%'!-
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2,597
-
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45
'
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,
250
94c
•
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•
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aOV2 Mar
'
6%
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cony .pfd_'_—
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cum
; -4
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Royal
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paper
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63
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cum
Quebec
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Southern
Gas
1st pfd_50
.
.
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preferred
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Line
Windsor
Hotel
<L.E)_—
45
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.
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22
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21
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92
41
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30
Mar
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40% Mar
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131
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200
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40% Mar
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22
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Mar
.
Feb
67
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.39%
75
375
•*
23% Mar
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-
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...
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78%
-
2.30
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Feb
42% Jail
50
100.
■'
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Mar
14% Mar;
45
Feb
643/8-Jan
r.-,
925
45%c 48%
J.
6%
250
l, 131
29
Feb
'
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35
7%
J
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9,325
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70
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45
10
67
7%
42%
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1,100
3;50
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>
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50c
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Ltd
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pfd
;
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'
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class
•
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85
.
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.
170
'
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3.50'. .p 3.40
50
.L^d
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—
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common.—y 5
Finance Corp class A..—
Traders
5%
Ijtd
Canada Power G',i
Toronto Iron
Trails
cum
partic 2nd pfd
44%
v^-:''23%
A:4i>
Pembina Pijie Lines Ltd common—1.25
lion
100-
.'.--■-r.t I 44
yyt-
6%
265
'
y
;*
2,600
-
-51% Jan
.
*
Jan
61% Jan
83-
;
70
68%
—50 '•
5%
367 '
*
;
23;-23%
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•
Preniief Steel Mills
•
14%
jy
coin.-,*
lsg pfd_-
:
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v
a6
68%'
Pow Co Ltd.. .10
Quebec Power
sink
_i
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Mjills Ltd___*
Rice
Newfoundland Light &
Northern
Co—
common.-
91
Jan
:
431.0%. 10%
—•
Oilcloth A "Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Mfg
94c
•>-. •
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,
50
-
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151
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a—
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30
8
;
24
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'
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.
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9% Mar
'
1.75 Mar ,.; y
•
■
396
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V
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■'
.(
.
Feb
0%
Jan
Feb
y.9% Mar
30
a79
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5
.6
175
-
,
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'31
""Mar
25
3,460
-
22%, 23%
22%
Faper Qorp Ltd-—■
Feb
13%
300
?0c
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,36c
7,800
26
"...6%.
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Lojv'Y-jy.
40c .-Y 42c
-
5%
r::
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Shares
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- ?2i .yv*1.75
i-1.76
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Co
52 %
a—
i*.
.
ir,
Westinghonse
Feb
16%
Sales
for Week
©f Prices
High
Product
Foreign Power
Jan
Mar
•
Week's
' «h lige 2!
---
Lint
*• ■:
Ltd-—*i
Exehange
Exjiires.scd in Canadian Dollars y-
Yv ;
•Par
'
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Mar
4,551
40V«
.
Canadian
6% Mar
46
12%
Shown Are
Piiper Inv Ltd-.,-* .j
Corp class A—?, '
Ford
Mar
54% Mar
80
'
30
a20
14%
Jan
23%
100
-
'
-*-":;i4.50 -4.50
Ct>—1
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Feb
44
10
44
Jan
:
__
■■•'*
Marconi
Dominion
Jan
65
27%
L—25
pfd
oaee
-i.
1*
100
Silk
Dominion
Mar
44
29 Y*
!
Interna t Bronze Powders 6%
pnfnntps
,
14
.50
$4.56 preferred
Inland Cement Preferred
w«t»
*
common
preferred
Feb
'3.65 Mar
55".'-
a53
4.25
Feb
8.80
27
105%
A
Preferred
40 % Mar
29
*
«•
-
64%
14%
60
40
<r.
2.45
Fower
Power
2
I*
._II*
10
Acceptance Coip
Jan
Jan
27 '
3,599
-
'
17%
*
% '28%
-50
cumulative
Consolidated
257s Mar
8.00
•
preferred.
$2.75
<'• 33
17
v.'.
26%
Consolidated Div Standard Sec
22% Mar
25
56%
—~
com
l_
33
-
26%""
Canadian
Mar
25
107%
common
class A
L_.
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y 100
33%
4.35 •"'*
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10% Mar
19%
—1
new
Mar
12% Mar
■f 14
25
28%
1
;^%-38 v*-
.•
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Feb
40
40%
TOO
;
300
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—".V: r;:yi.15,1 -.*151
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al4
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a!4
MacLaren
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
12,375
Ingersol
Canadian
,
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
Feb
14
Mar
13%
Arena
Canadian
Jan
25
Gypsum Lime A Alabas
Hudson
53
13-
10tf%
Jan
"
30% r'
52%>*-«''52%L'j**-"
9
—
A Dominion Sugar Co
Mar
84
31%
,
98
16%
a53 --"a53
.
.
Jan
21
.100
—
;
16
.
40
•
7% cumulative preferred.—
—100
Butterfly Hosiery* Co: Ltd—..2—1--21
I
Mar
18%
Lumber
Dominion
a
alO% alO'A
Gatineau Power common-.
Paper common.—
Mining
25% Feb
31
Mar
*12%'Mar
12% Jan
11%" Mar
?
25
7% Mar
5
Smith
Jan
1,100
"
—
40c
Jan
35
-I-1"
preferred-—2111—10
Howard
Jan
27%'
13%
283
->
—
Timber-2—_—„*
v
a81
Canada———I—»
Home Oil class A
Class B
43% Mar
20
3.10 Mar
33%
.
preferred
Abitca
8% Mar
34
Corp..I
...
•34'%*- Jan
7,168
.
cAnglo-Can Pulp A Paper Mills Ltd^__
,.Anglo-Nfld Development Co Lt<l——5
Beldlng-CorticelU Ltd common-.
•
Mar
a78
Fraser Cos Ltd common.........
French Petroleum
Wares
60% Mar
54,973
*12%
Jan
34% Mar
Feb
-
8,209
■ijr 48
25%^-25%
26!!
—" 45'--' 45
——
;yy. .2
Mar
Jan
15%
_
Paper Co Ltd
28%
'>!
'
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Jan
9%
35
pfd————20
General Motors
:10%
Jan
'.
-3.50
-
Friday
15% Mar
a78
*■
Dynamics
8
54%
1,768
13%
100'
5
29% Mar
298
2,537
'3.T0
Sale Prilce
64% Mar
14%
16%
—„*<
_
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
Jan
'
STOCKS
Mar
»
preforred
5%"% preferred
•i
-39
~
Canadian Stock
.:
*
5%
v
24%
-
'*
13^8-
• -
28 %
Prices
Jan
50
•
>
Foundation Co of
4% %
,
13% Mar
63%
common.-,.
•
3d%
Zellers Limited common—-.—-—1
-
8% Mar
*
—...
Corp
Famous Players Canadian
General Steei
Jan
Jan
8%
com
Eleetrolux
Great Lakes
7%
22%
common
Paper Co class A
General
14
:
2
—
Bi os' Lid
Mar
120
Jan
24
40
16%
—10
class A
Jan
16
8%
Kootenay Power..
Ford
16%
10
.25
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
Eddy
235
al7
14%
'
■
Feb
Jan
'-
20%
1G% Mar
105%
500
>
Corp..———
Jan
17%
...
Coal
'21
12%
13%*'"
Mar
!%?
7%%
East
27
al7
A Chemical common..."
(1956)
19%
Jan
17%
.
.—10
&
31
130
Jan
1,245 h:445 rf
-
60 y
<55^" *53%'•..•*•■ 55 '•
-a:
11% Mar
Jan
23
8%
Brewery Ltd—.
Pont
Jan
16%
90
13%
Dominion Textile
Du
10%
1,081
27
14%
;
.
preferred...
common
Dominion Stores
90
18
27
27
*
A
preferred
Dominion Steel
Dow
17%
•
„•
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Donohue
all
17%
Corsets
Dominion
7%
all
*
_2
6%
Jan
Jan
31
13%-*
Jan
13
*
—
Coal
26
130
365
*10"
23%'
3.30--
——25
-„25
Bank
Jan
.
Jan
•
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
82% Mar
"19
210
t.
u—:
1.-50
Canada com——
Mar
8%
Crown Cork A Seal Co
Distillers
'■
1,310
31%*--
59
30%
12%
Jan
a25
*
«
class
Feb
■
Jan
24%
15%
*
Ltd
Jan
HO
';
Feb
*
Co
Jan
10
40% Mar
Feb
2,134
Mining A Smelting
Leather
10
Jan
Jan
46%
24%
.
Crown Eellerbach—
Davis
19
46%
23%
25
A
22% Mar
Feb
35 Vt
*'
al2%'; a 12%
i-
.-10
preferred
———
Winnipeg Central Gas....-
Mar
46%
_
Distillery class
B —L.
u
^Class
2,190
8
Jan
23%
Consumers Glass
Corbys
17%
17
6%
*
preferred
12% Mar
1
25%"''
37%
31
.
—*
6%
Jan
<■
Ltd
Jan
Feb
200
"1161
.100
—
Weston (Geo)
Mar
11%
•
....
Equipment
11%
10 ''"''Jan
:
80
'
-
17%
17
25
297%
38
Class. Bv-i—
Canadian
"
r.
23%
^
-tWalker Gooderham A Worts new com.
._1
Webb A Knapp (Canada) Ltd
—
10
17%
18% Mar
9%
1,525
'a20
9.05
—_1
—:
'
28
•*
Pipeline—
Oils
United
Jan
8
Mar
200
—
Feb
Jan
100
al30
a20'
;
Mar
10
Canadian OH Companies common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mar
36
*
preferred—_——.—100
Mar
al7
Canadian International Power...
Preferred
-"c 28
J* also
*.
Canada-—
Co of
13
10
common
'
3,318
■
82
A 116
Power———
28%
al7
:.i;
r
40%
*82
17
:—
—
of
Canada
Jan
l
Industries
.'39-
—*w
—*.?'
—;—^
27
«■
Preferred
9%
(H) & Sons common—
Southern
Canadian Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
9%*
*
o
pfd
Williams
Sherwin
Jan
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
...
50
a
Mar..
.
21
'
25
405
...
preferred.,
-
96
6
iJ*
.
preferred
12%
i.
Shawinlgan Water A Power common—*
V
10%
Mar
25
Class
Jan
Mar
28% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
1
29%
25
—
16%
21%
.
96
96
*
—
common.
15% Mar
' aio
common-—
pfd—
Soutbam Co
12%
lo
Canadian
5%
30
Jan
75
a20
Corp common
Simpsons
25
•
J25
$1.75 series
48 y Mar
Jan
15
dlO
29%,
(James)
5%%
A
28
Canadian
,
-'• Class
27%
12.50
Canadian Celanese
Jan
'
46
? 26
21J,V
...
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Feb
10
—
Feb
55% Mar
190
39
Rights ————
Royallte Oil Co Ltd common———
1,291
1,805
common
reb
83
Jan
25,
al2%
'
:
•
Royal Bank of Canada——
.
Mar
28%
Co
20
Breweries
Preferred
27%
_100
preferred
6%
Mar
Mar
70
27%
;•
Co Ltd
&
St Lawrence
53?
Feb
77
;* 50 '
50
82
1
—
(A V) (Canada) common
5%%* preferred——-—
Feb
69%
40%
—
i
Roe
41 % Mar
43%
Bros
Robertson
Mar
39
39Vt
"
Telephone
Canadian Bank of Commerce
5%
y
4,420
9%'-
Company^
Corp of Canada-
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
—
Feb
43%
Forest Products
Brown Co
Canadian
18% Mar
28% Mar
a18 a!8%
*
•
80
77% Jan
Steamship common
Feb
Feb
Jan
25
*25
'
*
2,936
30
44%
*
__
1
36%
115
Canada
Mar
10%
'
v-*r
*
common
Page-Hersey Tubes —;
92%
420
Foundries common—
Mar
11
Jan
16
■■C:195
30
25
—100
—_
Products
Pacific Petroleums
35% Mar
Powell River
preferred
21% Mar
128
V 24
115
47%
j.100
*
Penmans common
6% Jan
27% Jan
80
Iron
4,410
?-X,83
47
•
preferred
preferred
Ontario
49% Mar
4.00 Feb
'
Feb
Mar
6
50
35%.
91
100
4%% preferred
44% Mar
'
Feb
7,918
45 %
44%
$1.30
«.6%
83
29%
*■
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—
16 %
41%
48%
Canada
8%
2,175'
* a 15 aloVa
—•
Northwest
45
common
y
50
«
—* >>
Feb
80
Canada Cement
26% Mar
Mar
6%
*
-i-
B
41%
35% Mar
41
common
'
Jan
11
•
10%
a
125
2,375
*'
"
,
———
Noranda Mines Ltd
Jan
16%
50
—
5
125
225
National Drug A Chemical common—5
23%
48%
Calgary Power
'
128
29%'
Jan
50
Building Products
Jan
55
.
Feb
38 Vs
45
—
Jan
18%
26
_50
Jan
3,515
a23
100
British •'Columbia
37
25
-53%
Montreal Trust———.——: —_5
Co—
L*
8G0
:
18%
*
Molson Breweries Ltd class A—
23
35
41%
a23
*
—
Jan
'
6%
20
25
a23 a23'/4
40%
*
...
Feb
21 %
53 3%*
100
——
preferred."
Paper 5%^e
Mersey
L
Morgan & Co common
41
£
,
Jan
31%
602
18%
-
100
—
Gil
Jan
1,196
41%
common
Feb
36%
388
25%
'I—
common..
———;
Frontcnac
17
17%
50
British Columbia Power
al0%
*
15% Mar
16%
1
5% -preferred
5 % e/o
B—
Mar
27% Feb
50
'British 'Columbia
class
32
1,298
•
preferred
91
11
—•*
Montreal Locomotive--
44% Mar
31
•
—
preferred
'•
128
*
-
—
Power—————
MacMillan & Bloedel
30%
10
preferred
preferred
Lawrence
Lower
31% Mar
16%
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
British American Bank Note Co
-
St
25 % Mar
22%
1(30
■
IIV2 Mar
Feb
"
25
—
pfd———100
Jan
22
25
4 % preferred
128 '
Lewis Bros Ltd——*
8%
100
a43
u43
-25
4%% preferred
43%
Jan
83%
"
-
pfd
Electric
42%
'
al7 al7%
al7%
50
Telephone—
red
25
■
315
a43
-50
—
British Columbia
34%
23%
-
69%
1,075
„i -4 a20.% a20 %
!— __—0
Jan
9%
20
31
British American Oil
(Johnj.
Labatt Limited
26% Feb
1,639
47%
50%
47
50%
-50
Bathurst Power A Paper class A
Class B
•'
9
25 %
30%
22%
25
—
Banque Canadienne Nationale
cum
Jan
8% Mar
47
1~.
Bowater Corp 5%
5 % c/o preferred
34%
42 %
Ltd
Co
High
3,237
*.
Mar
24
19% Mar
28 %
22%
-50
—
4%%
29
Jan
20
25
-25
Bank -of Montreal—......___—10
Bank of Nova Scotia—
10
Bowater Paper
Jan
115
"
4 % pfd.
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd—- — i.1
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common—
4%%
Bailey <Selburn 5%
5% % preferred
23%
Petroleum
"
1
.«
Atlas Steels Ltd
90
Low
74%
•
34%
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines———5
High
24%
a9
28%
„♦
Aluminum Co of Canada
Bell
yV'Yv,,
72
Range Since Jaa. 1
f'
High
'
23
80
al8% al8%
8%
8'A
__
„
Ltd
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp—...
Low
.
*
International Utilities Corp common—5
International
Range Since Jan. 1
2,750
a9
-■
High
Low
89%
Shares
88%
72%
common——7.50
International Paper
STiares
27 V*
28 Vs
a23% a23%
a9
.*
_•
—
Aluminium
a23%.-
25
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
Clues A
;
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algotna Steel
.
27%
Ahitibl Power & Paper common—
4%% preferred
*
International Nickel of Canada com—"'
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
stocks
,
•
.-.
8%' Jan'
23
.41
.
Mar
Mar
'
Number 5729
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1469)
CANADIAN MARKETS
MARCH 28
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED
'
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Oil
and
Mining
Stocks—
Low
13%*
—
17c:.
23c
5.:
58c
15,100
1
:
55c
,10C
Mining Corp—.
Arno- Mines Ltd—1—1-.,-
9c
r'
30c
Mar
6c
Feb
Feb
68c
0,500
6Ac Jan
10c
Mar
2,000
5,333
3'Ac Jan1
Oc
Feb
5c
10c
5,560
10c
_
5c-
;
1
5c
7c
6c
"
5c
*
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd.!
AulL Metal Mines Ltd
L_.
35,500
7c,
'
15% Feb
Jan
Jan
—1
—: -20c
13A
3.500
49c"
-
Anihonian
100
1334
Jan
12c
4 Ac
45c
s
5c
Tib
Jan
Mines Ltd_
Laker Talc Ltd——
Barvailee
Leatrice
Lake Gold
Red
Ltd
'
Ltd—v
Mines
5f/>
24c
5c
13,700
37c
Mar
51c
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
12c
Jan
23c
Mar
Jan
.
16,100
201a'
14c
y 100
.
17c
8c
5,500
4c
•—_1
8,97;:'
3.95
1
1,250
71c
2,250
5.75
3.75
2.16
2.800
;ito
i8c
13c
V
-
1\2&
10c
7c
3,000
6c
Mar
18C
1,000
13c
Jan
22c. Jdar
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
United OUs Ltd—
1
6.75
5.90
.6.85
5,600
"
1.80
1.78
1.93
13,800
1
*
'
-
>*
"
5.40
—
—:
___—r.„
Chipman. Lake Mines Ltd ILL
4.80
Cleveland Copper Corp——v..
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines
1
--
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd.—1
1.000'
Westburne Oil Co Ltd—.—
Mines
Ltd
l.Oo
Jan
f
.
9c
Dolsan Mines Ltd—LLL'-—
Feb
1.77
Feb
30c
Mar
Feb
Uc
Jan
Acadia
Mar
17 Ac
Jan
Gas & Oil
Advocate Mines Ltd-
2'Ac Mar
5 Ac
6.20 Feb
Jan
7.75 Mar
11 Ac
Jan
2.60
8,000
1.62
Jan
2.82 Feb
Feb
6c
Jan
10A
4.15
Jan
55c
5c
*<L-'22c-'
28C
" 14c
"2.009
14c
Mar
18c
1.000
13Ac
Jan
17c
1.0th
31c
10c
4.000
8Ac Jan
Mar
9c
Falconbridge Niclcel Mines Ltd—
Fanp: Mining & Exploration Inc..Fatima.,Mining Co Ltdn
83c
Cons
Ltd
285
9c
Mar
22 A
12c
Jan
24%
7c
II,000
6c
Jan
lie
51c
Mar
59c
11%
11%
7.060
L
4c
4C
.;
r
Fuudy-Bay Copper Mines Ltd——
r:
,,
300
7e
3c
6,309
5 Ac
2,SCO
39c
6c
_L-1
Mines
Gunnar
.
Warrants
Ltd
si
...
:
Feb
Jan
Ansil
Jan
13c
Jan
Apex
Feb
64c
Jan
Arcadia
6c
Jan
Fel)
6c
Jan
.100
Jau
28c
Jan
Area
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
100
13A
Jan
16 A
Feb
100
6.10
Jan
-
9c
7.40 Mar
3';;c
59,500
2 Ac
Jan
.21%, - 22%
1,760
20 A
Jan
I.
50c
1,500
44c
Jan
2«r>%e30%c
3c
-4/1'
—-
Ilollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd..
22,400
158,500
25c
Jan
32c
Iso
Mines—
Uranium
1
1
——
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust—
—
Jan
6Ac
Feb
5c
Jail
9c
Jan
30 VjC
1
4c
50c.
-
5c
.3c:
.
Nepheline
& Zinc Mines
Ltd-—. ..1
^0°
Co LUl.
%p:..;
6
'
1
16
3.000
8c :
16'
.:
*
Lingsidc Copper Mining Co Ltd—....1;
lie
Mining-Corp Ltd—.i.l, :.
Merrill. Island Mining LtdLL^--.—_ -5'L
t
•
4c4.
•:
15
300
16%
58c
40c
Mines■Ltd.:
59c
5C.
I.500
4c
9c
Mar
Jack Lake Uranium
New
Pacific
NeW
Santiago
Coal Ac
Mines
Oils
Ltd
-
40c
—
4,400
:
62c
■
Jan
Jan
7 Ac
Feb
16c
Jan
Temple
Class
.
Feb
59c ; Mar
87c
Mar
Feb
65c
Jail
10'/4
Feb
Jan
L25
Feb
9A
40e
45c
17,200 ;
34c
Feb
45c
14,525
I
67 c
Feb
85c
< 7c
8'Ac
50,700
7c
6l*5c
6 Ac
500
6c
-
%■' 1.08/
3.000
1.14
4c
50c
Amulet Mines Ltd
14c
Jan
Feb
9c
Mar
Jan
1.32 Jan
85c
Jan
7.000
4c
Feb
6c
Feb
82,625
4 Ac
25c
«23c
"
'15c
Jan
30c
Feb
3c
3c'
10c
.1
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd...._L:——I.
North
American
Asbestos
Corp..—2
North American
Rare Metals*——
North Caiiadian
Oils Ltd
1,000
3c
Jan
5c
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd..
*
10c
8,500
7c
Mar
'95c
8 Ac
1.28
1,000
8 Ac
,
II,050
500
.1
3.25
95c
80
Mar
2,000
3.15
•:
Jan
Jan
1.35
Mar
500
1.40
-.:2:75 V 2.75
l
|
13c
95b
■■
.1
_25c
40c
Jan
1.40
1.50
3,575
1.30 Jan
1.20
100
1.15 Jan
1
18c
100
.
lie.
.
Atlantic 'Acceptance
Atlas
*
common
*
1
1
Steels
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
Mines
Mines
Aubelle
1
Mines-
River
Aumacho
J
—
Aumaque Gold Mines.
Aunnr Gold Mines
Auto
Prods
Fabric
—J
J
14c
-
15c
8,000
6,400
lie
.
Pennbec
Exploration Ltd—1
Uranium
Mines
Mining .Corp. 1.
23.000
13c
1111 1
philhps Oil Co Ltd
Pitt:Gold Mining Co..,—
porcupine
Prime
L£d
Mines
75c
1
class
25%
50c
49c
50c
28%
30%
47
47
47
1,200
3,800
18,183
13c
.,
Gold Mines
Stanfeigh Uranium
Stanwe'I Oil
Ltd.
1
Mining Corp
& Gas
1
cor
w
nace
44
—
1
—1
49
25c
17c
Feb
Mar
60c
Feb
15c
Jan
35c
I,730
95,900
112,100
Jan
Mar
100
72c
Jan
86c
45c
Feb
68c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
25c
Feb
.8.25 Feb
'
51
51
51
10
27c
32c
52,000
25 %c Mar
14%c 16%c
4%c 4%c
3,777
2,000
3%c Jan
6c
Jan
16c 17 %c
9,700
12c
Jan
32C
800
5c
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
48%
Jan
17 %c
8c
10c
12c
Jan
69c
17%
25c
100
62c
70c
17
17%
II,115
1,275
25c
Jan
54c
Mar
14
19c
Feb
1.85
230
43%
.44
48%
44
100
41
12c
3,000
48%
1.85
49
7c
100
1.85
30c'
Feb
71c
Feb
Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
1.80 Mar
Feb
49% Mar
V
250
12'%
12%.
3.00
3.50
1,420
8%
8%
8%
450
9%
8%
9%
105
4.75
519
5
5 Tij
200
16%
17%
7c
8c
6c
1,770
5,700
57,100
3,000
12c 12 %c
8%
560
4.15
3,500
16%
22c
6c
12c
17 %c 26 %c
5c
9c
7c
9c
2.20
2.30
2.50
8%
95
14c
Mar
2.25 Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.50 Mar
8% Jan
9%Mar
105
Mar
5.05 Mar
Mar
5% Mar
17% Mar
5
15% Mar
Jan
Ian
9c
17 %c Mar
33c
Feb
7C
Jan
Mar
20C
Feb
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
2.80 Feb
2.50 Mar
2.75,Mar
Jan
.9.05 Jan
6c
4c
12c
6c
150
Jan
1.93
21c
Feb
Feb
7.60
8.00
22%
175
1.73
1.85
4,700
14c
15c
2,000
4.000
14c
Oils
Banff
Bank field
—L—
—
Bankeno Mines
Montreal
of
Nova
Feb
4.55
Feb
Baska
3.00
Mines
Mines
«c
1.18
Mar
18c
Feb
1.58
Jan
Feb
ljc
5.90
11c
18c
Mar
Jan
7.85 Mar
Feb
Feb
22c
Mar
Beatty
Beaver
Jan
12 %C Feb
40%
41%
2,675
38%
Jan
433/4 Feb
53%
1,136
51
Jan
55
35c
33c
38c
47,300
19c
Jan
64C
12c
15c
4,650
lie
Jan
20c
Jan
68c
72c
9,500
51c
Jan
76c
Mar
I
.—1
68 c
Feb
22c
15,500
20c
Mar
30c
Feb
14c
21c
285,700
5,50 J
12c
Jan
21c
Mar
7%c
6e
(an
10r
35%
20c
1
—
——
Co common,
19
———
1
9,400
17 %c
1.07
3.50
200
7,500
19
21
520
98c
1.12
28,646
1.60
•
—
35% Mar
7,415
24c
16C 16% c
—
T'ranhun
40%
22c
.*
class A
Paper
——
Lumber
Feb
0%c
22c
20 %c
3.50
«fc
Power
Bros
Feb
2.03 Mar
t9C
52 %
;
Beattic-Duauesne
Beaver t«dge
6%c Jan
23%
41
Uranium Mines
Bathurst
Jan
53
Mining:
Metals
Jan
1.60 Jan
-10
—
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Base
7.05
21
-10
—_——
Scotia—
Feb
Jan
8%c
3,930
—1
of
Bank
Barvue
7c
1
Mines
Cons
Bank
Barnat
—1
i—
—
7.90
1.60
500
1.30
Jan
3.50 Mar
fan
41% Jan
27c
Jan
4.25 Jan
12c
Jan
17c
17?%
Jan
21
86c
Feb
Feb
Mar
1.55 Jan
|
Bellfterre
Quqbec Mines—
1
25c
2.900
15 c
Feb
25c
Mar
—25
41%
41
41%
6,235
39¥4
Jan
-50o
1.20
90c
1.25
47,500
53c
Jan
Mines
Bibis Yukon Mines :——Bicroft Uranium Mines—
1
12c
11c
12c
1C %c
Jan
500
70c
Jail
90c
Jan
Bell Telepliolie
—;
—
Bethlehem Copper Corp__.—
2.000
2c
Jaii
6g
Jan
Bevcon
500
5c
57c
959,900
10c
1,000
55c
10.500
34c
Jan
35c
7c'
46c
22,000
30o
7c
5.000
5.40
100
34e
2.44
Mar ~
7c
Feb
Jan
57c
Jan
Mar
2.68 Mar
55c
Mar
Jan
46c
Mar
6 Ac Mar
10c
Jan
6.00
50Q
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
16c
Feb
24c
Mar
5c
4,000
51c
30,500
'
4-Ac Mar
6c
Jan
55c
30c
620
4.30
58c
-
1.61
.
3..000
100
2,825
?.15
4.00
58c
300
a70c
1,300
Feb
1.25 Mar
18e
Jan
7c
Jan
5c
4c
Jan
1.05
97c
1.05
39,253
85c
Jan
32c
38c
6,700
32c
Jan
(Wlc
Jan
16c
12%c
18c
40,500
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
25C
Ltd.
4%c
11,565
4.001
27 c
1,100
20c
Jan
4%c Jan
10c
Jan
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
—1
1
—
Mines
2.25 Feb
42%
35c
—
Warrants
Jan
1
—
1.35 Jan
30c Jan
Jan
5.40 Mar-
4,700
24c
.*^•50- '9.90
' 2.15
.
13
3.90 Jan
5,100
2.50
v
31,200
2.30
Feb
2.00 Feb
1,335
99%
11
Jan
a70c
2.15
Jan
17% Feb
Jan
-1,61.
9.55
51% Feb
35c
Jan
29c
'"58c.
,
*
11% Jan
30c
48c
•'4.15;
^
Jan
Ffeb
40c
10%c Jan
Jan
45c
1-
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd:
313% Mar
Jan
Jan
i.».5c,
'
Ltd—1——i~~,S.l
.1.
Feb
45%
18c
,,-..-23c„
.i
.,.
26%
22%
Black
Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Bordulac
Mines
Jan
Bowater
Jan,
Boy mar
1.33
Feb
Jan
Brakaman
Feb
Brazilian
1.00 Mar
Feb
&'/4
a.
a—
1.85 Jan
,.
—.
11A Mar
2.33 Feb
3,300
6%c
4,500
13c
38,850
5%
preferred
__
t
50
Paper
4.55
-
5%c
6c
—1
"
—III
Gold Mines
59c
Jan
Feb'
5%c
6%c
13c
9c
41c
39c
41c
16,010
44
44%
195
3.85
—_—
Mines Ltd
Corp
5%c
-1
Gold
Bouscadillac
Bou/an
„_1
-—
3.85
360
3.50 Jan
8c 11 %c
81,903
7%cMar
5.30
5,250
44%
lie
5.25
Bralorne Mines
Mines
Jan
5
33c
5Ac, 5Ac
23c
Feb
10,319
9.60
20c
9.60
6.00
25 % Mar
60c
1.73
Bowater
Goid
62c
153/4 Feb
10O
J
Feb
8.500
48p
—
Sisca
75c
46c
Feb
45c
22%
1.55
2.66
•
Quebec Lithium
Shertiit-Gordon Mines
20c
42c
Jan
21% Jan
50o
Eidcop
Rexspa* Urau & Metals Min Co Ltdi .l
45c
19c
75c
52c
13c
45c
19C
4.35
4.300
A. 2.61:
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold,Fields Ltd.l
Red. Crest
:
26c
..75c,
75c
V4'', Ap,- 4?Ac
5c'
5c
43c
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
1,1
Qucb<?c. Labrador Develop Co Ltd
,1
Corp
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—.—__1
1.60 Jan
1.40 Jan
94% Jan
.
1,614
4,025
*
A——
.—1
3.25
5.40
1'"
—
(Chib 1, Mines Ltd.
1
Producers' Ltd,i_^——_\_1,*'
Poitage Island
Provo- Gas
4,555
35c
„.„2Qe.
J
'
Jan
23c
.2
.
Jan
12%
34c
Ltd—.1
—
36c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
,_25
5%
preferred -———i—-
Belcher Mining Corp
Partridge Canadian
Paudash Lake
140
4.95
24%
•
"*7.50^:' 7.85
.
:
97%
,4.60
105
Warrants
Jan
1.05
2.950
•
Ox)emiska Explorer.s«Ltd
..,1.1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd .l
Orchap Uranium Mines Ltd
•
1;
11,875
4.75
25c
Debentures
2.75 Mar
264,500
.~v-l.4fHM.45
——„1
———90c: {
9,10o
14%
25
Bala Petroleums Ltd.
-Lj-
Obalsi i <1945 L JLtcI
Okaita Oils Ltd——.....
39c
13%
3.00
common—
B
Jan
"
West
Feb
7c
Jan
73c
"
New
Feb
49c
Mar
-10
class B
Associated Artists Prod com—
,
70c
.
Ji20c>
—
53c
Jan
4c
50
—
Hardware
•
Mines Ltd
Jan
33c
49c
10 %c
—50
—
preferred
Gold Mines
Oil
85c
100
7'Ac
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd s
New Vinray Mines Ltd—L—..1
I
$2.40
Ashdown
Feb
450
73c
New
1
*
Asamera
Jan
4<)c
4,400
Ltd—.1
—.
85c
43c
45c
Formaquc Mines Ltd!———-__L—1'
New
7fd
.
42c
10,500
ai)9c. ' st99c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd- J—Ll
Monprc Mining Co Ltd—l
Montgary Explorations Ltd
•
1
Now.
59c
'clO'ir 10%
1:
45c
3,000
25c
—
Feb
17
Jan
2.500
'
Mining Corp of Canada 'LtcL__—_^i_'-I,. ,i
500
1,600
4%c
—
55c
Feb
lie
; 9c4
80c
MidriChibotiga mau
Jan
4%c
25c
Corp
Mines
Atli n-Rufftier
Maritimes
Mar
Jan
——
Jan
•
l.ouvicourr, Goldfield Corp.—1_L__^—_„1
55o
——
——
5c
■
Labrador Min & Exploration
Jan
—\
Nickel
28%
•
•.
,
Kontiki Lead
3.25 Jan
28%
—*
Mining—
Argus Corp common$2% preferred —
:
Ash
inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd.^
Jan
2.31
Jan
Feb
3c
2,%-e
;
22 %
16c
97
—•
—
Arcan
21c
Arjon
Haitian. Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
14
1
Mines
603
v
13o
49c
Consolidated Resources—
2,500
7.40
7,000
9% Feb
20
11 % Mar
'
2,500
■
13c 13 %c
13C
37c
Petroleums
6c
7.4,0
.
80
40% c 40 %c
American Exploration——.—4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Rouyn Mines.:
1
25c
'-alii a!6 Ik
1.
—.——L-—
Jan
4'/2c
Anglo
25c
.
Mar
5c
1.45
——
Anchor
5v
.
Jan
19
1
1
Lead Mines
6c
Golden Age. Mines. L,td~—
GuirPor Uran Mines & Metals Ltd—
•9
255
14,560
Oils
-—
Warrants
Gaspe Oil Ventures Lid.
3,050
6c
-50c
'
47c.
45c
9%
19%
5c
—
Co
American
Mar
Futurity- Oils Ltd
24% Feb
Jan
31c
25
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
—1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
—
—1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—---
Jan
6,70'.)
Jan
29
23
8,094
Ltd common—.—
4A% pfd—.—
Aluminium
Jan
54c
8.75
24% Jan
145
19
4.70
Roxana
Aluminum
Jan
6c
.
(1945)
1,569
24.
"
4,512
23%
45c
debentures
Allied
Jan
15c
51c
•
54c
——
Florida Canada Corp
10c
»t"2
23 %
28'A
44o
—
Anacon
——1
\
Mar
27 A
—
Algoma Steel
Jan
32c.
High
Low
.
44c
Uranium
5 ',r
Feb
14 c
16c
High
—1
Warrants
Mar
14b
10c
__
34c
lit
V31e
Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd
Empire Oil A: Minerals Inc.—
Range Since Jan* 1
Shares
3,200
—
Pac
Algom
Jan
3.70 Mar
Mar
20c
for Week
Range
2.82
Yellowknife Gold—.—
Alberta
Mar
7c
Jan
3.10
36,500
9c
•
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Feb
>4.15 Mar
Fel)
34,073
8Ac Jan
Exchange
2.50*
13% Mar
Mar
3.70
Jan
11 Ac Mar
Jan
•
2.82
Explorations
Voting
Jan
7Ac
3.3D Feb
1.100
80c
Jan
Mar
9%
Alberta Distillers common
Jan-
31c
5c
Mar
1.20
7 Ac
3,000
11c
—1
—
1,100
3,100 '
6lc
1,866
—
Agnico Mines
Ajax Petroleums i
Alba
3,76 J
2,600
10,500
—
Akaitclio
7c
7Ac
Feb
25c
Max
6c
• '
.
.—
Jan
5c
Eastern
Acme
Jan
"35c
68c
6c-
18c
19
-III
i
16c
2,500
-r.
Mines
41c
2,330
I*.
Jan
34c
23%
27 A
•'—
——■
Uranium
Jan
9c
1
Ltd_—^
Class A
Jan
13%
.
Low
_•
Atlantic Sugar common.
Acadia
;,
—25
—
6c
,5tr-
•*
Preferred
:
•
Abltlbl Power & Paper common-
33c
3.55
27e
Par
11c
3.500
Last
7,500
3.7S
v
3.70
1
Ltd...1.v.——
FoUtana. Mines
7c
SalePrice
7c
-
% 5VL'c. .5 tie
9c
2,500
llc llAc
11c
1
STOCKS
D%c
.
12%
J.85
Class B wurrants——
Monpas Mines Ltd
l'
Cons: Quebec Yellow knife Mines Ltdi.Ll
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Sic
Toronto Stock
4,700
7c
12 %
Consolidated
10c
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
16c.
2,000
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
8c
r'ydc
32c
Jan
21A
16,800
:
Jan
33c
'■
2,55
/
1
7c
30
23c
65c
rights—
—
Feb
'
Metal Mines Ltd....
;
1
*
u
Gas & Oil Ltd
West Canadian
Westville
15c
-
6,900
Ltd-—1
Denison Mines Ltd
6,700
7.50
...
.
Ltd.l
Compagnie Miniere L'UngavaJ—
Fab
—
Feb
21c
1.38 Mar
3.400
7c.
9c
2.64 Feb
20c
__
Feb
6.05
Mar
40c4le
.
7o
rJ
6.85 Mar
1.78 Mar
Jan
2.40
Jan
11c
12,100
3%c
t;. 7.24
7.45
1
Jan
5.00
20c
7c
'-7c
a23% aS3%
—
—
—1
Mining; Corp—,
Feb
72c
Feb
i:75
9,060
13c
2%c
3%c
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd——..I—V—* v
Chibougamau Jaeulet Ltd
—75c.
Duvan- Copper Co
Ltd
Virginia
5.90 Mar
Jan
10c
V, jv
'
'
—1
Mar
6c
Jan
9c
7
Feb
17c
30c
-
100
"lie
i ;
Cartier-Malart.ic Gold Mines Ltd—
Jan
15c
18c
; 20A Mar
Mar
5,409
1.38
.2?c'
30c
/
23c
Jan
Mar
1
Weedon
'
lithium Mines Ltdl—
Mines
65c
50t)
2.10
11 %c
Feb
8c
5,500
Feb
Feb
4.40
'-lie
17c
15c
30c
1
—
55c
Feb
21c
Jan
5.90
-,.5.60
2.10
1
Donalds, Mines
35 Ac
Jan
2.75
Feb
7c
Feb
17Ac
Mar
17%
■
65c
1
Cadillac
7c
2.40 Mar
"
*
16c
lOAc 14Ac
49c
Ac
3
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd-
Ventures
6'Ac Jan >
..■
9 Ac Mar
4.30
—10c
Explorations Ltd.—
Explorations Ltd—
Central
1,500
I,300
5.40
v
5.55
Canuba Mines Ltd I
Consol
,
1.05 Mar
Jan
Ac Mar
19.00'J
.
18c
14c
.
Canorama
Consolidated
1,500:
ioc
4
14,700
2.55
20%
'
Capital
15c
14c
Friday
Ltd
Ltd
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Can-Met
...
\
13c
10c
2.47
1
Petrol
Feb
16c
Ltd—
i
Canadian Homestead Oils
43c
37c
500
LL20C ^22cV.
15c
*
8c
—1
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd——
Feb
10c
—1
Mar
Jan
4c
Mar
Jan
8c
Resources
_
Devonian
Canadian
Jan
4c
Ltd—______ —2
Oil
Collieries
preferred..
13c
11,000
13c
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
Canadian
126.000
5c
2.55
Calumet' Uranium Mines Ltd—
Canadian Atlantic
24 c
9 Ac
54j600
.
L; 8c" V Co
20c
1
Calgaxjr & Edinon.toh. Corp Ltd.—.
Jan
18c
41c
Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd_l
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
35c
1.05
4%C
20c
Corp Ltd—
—_1
Belle-Cfcibougamau Mines Ltd
__11.
Eonnyville Oil &. Refining Corp__
1,,
Bornitc. Copper Corp—
—-1
Brunswick
Mar
12c
Jan
92c
1
Bellechasse Mining
Bouscadillac Gold
23c
48,800
8.90
1
4'%'C
„.
1
Mines
Feb
7.10
Jan
Mar
rzi
—
—
.4c.
1
BateniaiVBay Mining——J
32c
25c
1.03
___1
•_
l!
Ltd—
Mines
31c
1
—
Ltd—
Baudowan Mines
200
7.90
16c
11c
1.26 jan
13c
Jan
Titan Petroleum Corp.,
Trebor Mines Ltd
—
7.80
7.90
Bailc-y Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"_—1
Mar
2,000
3,500
15,300
1,600
3 Ac
—
—
High
8c
11 Ac 11 Ac
*
Ltd—
Mines
Exploration Ltd—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
17,000
,1
——
Shares
lOcllAc
1
Ltd——:—.—~
Mhies
Tarbell
Tazin
Feb,
8 Ac Mar.
-10'Ac Mar
Jan
6c
.
Tandem
Low
11 Ac
—_1
Lake Mines Ltd——
for Week
Range'
of Prices
Par
High
Tache
Algonv Uranium Mines Ltd common—
A»s<?ope Exploration Ltd.I—
1.
Ameranium Mines Ltd.—
Low
High
Sales
Week's
,
SalePrice
Range Since Jan. 1
::
4
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
SalePrice
Friday
Sales
Week's
Petroleums
Traction
Warrants
Amer
—
Oil
—
700
6%
4,110
20%
100
73c
6%
Bridge & Tank common——
10
10
10
337
Feb
60c
Jan
41
Jan
45
Feb
4.30
70c
6
19%
5.25
Jan
Jan
4.00
16c
Ian
Jan
5.85 Feb
79c
Jan
Feb
6% Jan
Feb
203/4 Feb
Jan
11
Feb
1.46
Britalta Petroleum
British
73c
6
20%
—
common..
5.00
17%c Jan
-37c
-
-—
1.43
1.47
4,070
1.35
Jan
1.80 Jan
36
35%
36 %
5,121
83%
Jan
30% Jan
«
i
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR
Friday
of Prices
Low
Par
4%
preferred
4%%
preferred
4Va%
.100
.———
Low
43
50
77
Jan
79% Mar
Consolidated
39% Feb
43
4*.
Jan
46%
88
Jan
94
Feb
Feb
49
49 %
605
44% Mar
51
Mar
Consolidated
51
51%
480
48
Mar
51% Mar
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac
1
8%
9%
8,245
Jan
12% .Feb
Consolidated
Deiuson
Mines
1
1,540
•
88/s
38%
40
43 %
43 >4
43%
465
38% Jan
44% Mar
Consolidated
55c
50c
55c
800
60c
Jan
62c
10T«
11%
9%
Jan
11% Mar
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
4c
Jan
7%c Jan
Consol: Fenlmore Iron
—1
10%
Jan
Biiffadison Gold
-1
6C
6c
6%C
1,425
16,250
5,600
1,410
15,000
Buffalo Anker lte
—1
74c
73c
80c
9,100
73c
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„1
7%c
6c
7%c
6,720
40%
41%
265
35tfs Jan
7%C
8c
3,100
6%c Jan
11 %
11%
Mines
Building
Smelting—
&
6c
6c
6c
2.50
2.40
2.50
:
Lake
Products
Bunker
Hill
4%c
40%
.
Ext—
Burlington
.
12
Burns
Burrard
12
7
class'A
Dock
Dry
191/4
Calvan Consol
69%
4.00
4 V-ic/o
Foundries
Canada
Packers
Class
class
B
Canada
38
Permanent
III—1
Canadian
Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Oil
Shares
Canadian
Western
share
for
Oil
each
..Jau
41
Feb
Jan
Jan
Class
Mar
Jan
38% Mar
Coulee
Jan
83% Mar
Orec
Mar
80
1.16 Jan
8
9'
5c
Mar
4.85
Cusco
Jau
Mar
10%
13% Jan
10
16
16%
Feb
29%
225
28% Mar
4.85
2,510
4.75 Mar
5% Feb
-88c
87c
91c
4,400
4.45
70c
2.800
1.50
1.40
•
5.50
13
1,815
66c
Wright
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants—.
Canadian Devonian Petroleum.
Drawn
Steel
9c
"
*
common
Preferred-a
11%
825
15%
670
83c
89c
27,540
5.00
5.40
Canadian Homestead
class
43c
Oils
.100
2.05
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian North Inca
extended
8,450
19o
to. April
Jan
640
1.40
24%
24%
15%
2.13
16
650
1.95
2.35
12,100
7c
25%
140
80c
20c
25c
1,386
3,500
18,833
61,166
54,276
7,550
16c
16c
20c
20c
16c
20c
1.36
1.35
1.42
58c
65c
1
1.01
1
•
1.01
1.11
13c
Jan
,
14
15
103
64c
65c
7.50
-
7%C
lie
25,725
35,500
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14
6c
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14c
Mar
7%c Jan
18C
Jan
18%'C 19 %c
3,502
17c
Jan
12,320
12o
Jan
8%
9
2.50
2.50
2.50
28c
28c
1,200
13c
13c
1,000
8C
8c
11,150
I
-
I4e 15 %c
51c
51c
Feb
s
15c
94
..
Jan
18
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
.
Steel
1.12
1.27
27
26%
100
37c
17c
Feb
13o
Jan
7%c Jan
5lc
9Gc
Textile
8.40
•"
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250
7.70
1434
3.195
11%. Jan
20% Feb
23%-Jan
•
100
26%
26
10%
IT
17
17
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26%,
98%
60
10%
10TB
1,355
9% Jan.
43
50
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44
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23
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19%
20%
1.532
55
53%
55%
886
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12
8%
12 %c
12
11%
20
28,700
DOC
65c
13 %C
12 %C
90c
35
8C
8,200
6%c
Mar
29'
Mar
Feb
8c
Jan
9? a Mar.
18c
Feb'
60c
50
12
Jan
Feb
30
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22,906
7c
Mar
23c
Mar
22c
1.32 Mar
Jan
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1.78 Feb
Mar
95c
Jan
1.32 Jan
1.42 Jan
Jan
1
Jail
21c
Feb
70c
Jan
Feb
7.50 Feb
4.00
4.00
100
3.80 Jan
4.00 Jan
7.50
30,307
6.10 Jan
7.75 Mar
|2C
80C
85c
7,700
8c
1.65
1.70
6%c
7c
6c
6%c
15,000
13c
1,500
5,000
75o
38c
-41c
21,700
59c
67c
12c
38c
,
1
1
47c
Cody Reco
Coin Lake Gold Mines-.
Copper
2.5(1
1
7c
9c
47,700
33c
30c
36c
50c
50e
80c
7%
7%..
7%..
Eaatern. Minim?
Smelting- Ltd—iJ
&
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—*
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20
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Excelsior
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EdrekA
39%
68c
pfd
^25
1
*
lie
54%
?
26c
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Explorers Alliance
1; >
^
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51c
23c
17C
24c
23%.
.
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34c
Jan.
Jan
Jan
j 18c
Jan.
10<r
47
293,150
29c
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24c
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-
Feb
35c.
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12c
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55
22%cMar
55,3.50
3,000
,
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39iVB&r
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19c
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55
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49
Jan
26c
7,300
54%.
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7% Maem
'37
25
60,825
40,800
1.00 Jan.
37% Jan
25
....
25c
22 %C
Jan
Mar
23%
—
Refineries
Jan;
33c
30c
I0cll%c.
.
2.10 Mar
15c
50c
71c
22c
1
1 %
;
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>
Mar
1,150
15
39%
'68c
7c,
50,372
,
39%;
39%
•-
1
x-hi
Nickel.
4,907
15%
16
515
14%
Jan
16
15%
15%
735
15
Feb
19
1.45
1.45
1.50
19,600
41c
45c
5.70
5.85
7,240
Warrants.
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten
5.75
12c
Federal
Kirklami
—
12c
Fibre
Products
common
Fittings common
Fleet Manufacturing
1,200
150
1,400
,
ot
Francoeur
39,800
39%
40
285
81c
Jan-
12%.Mar
33% JftiiT
Feb
40% Feb
76
1,469
66% Jan
78%
19
21%
1,136
16%
Jan
21%Mar.
6c
6c
1,000
5c
Jan
.1—
_•
25
24%
25
Petroleum
preferred
10
7.95
7.95
8.25
•
1.50
1.50
1.55
75
75
common-
Debentures
*
—
520
.
8c
25.
22% Jan.-
1,885
...
.
7.00 Jan
9.00
8,960
1.18 Jan
1.64
.
70
63
75-
Jan
Feb:
Jan
Mar"5
Feb
Feb.
Mar
Feb
Jan
4.85-Mar
Jan
74%
Companies
260
8.00
Feb
Mar
6C
Frobisher
52
159
21
Fraser
72c
30c
Jan.
T3C'Jan
75
French
52c
Mar
Jan
*
—
Jan
Jan
.
,
Feb
-20c
A
Canada
Mines
Ltd
39".
4.85 Mar
4.220
12%
15c
39
Jan
6%c Jan150
Jan
6.25 Feb.
25% Jan
.
Mar
Ltd
of
Co
60c
11
80c
Mar
26
i
-1.79 Feb
9%c Mar
155
48 c
12
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Canada-class
Foundation
4.85
55c
.1
1.18. Jan
5.00 Jan
95
8c
.,
41c
515
27
4.85
L
-
.
Cahada .Corp.
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Florida
..
13.500
30
150
30
9%C
29
8c
A
Preferred.
21% Jan
4,460
.
26%
Copper—
Federal: Grain class
Mar
25
24%
16
15%
Parmer Candy.
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
Jan
2.85
12c
13c
98,821
200
2,945
19,500
14c 15 %c
28c
•
9,600
31c
206,350
17,000
2.35
I.80
12
12c
10%c
2.05
100
9
9%
660
9
1,236
'
31c.
25c..
Jan
2.00 Mar
Jan
-
87
Jan"
17,400
58c
30c
Feb
20%C Feb.
4%c Mar
2.05
55c
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
5c
145 148%
Jan
49% Mar
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*
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.
-
42c
Mar
40c
23c
9c
Jan.
50c
13%
8%
*
10
44.
1
Jan
33c
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12%c Fdb"
1.75 Jan
16c
1,100
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nave
1.39Mar
5,966
22c
Jan
10c
6%cMar
12,300
12c.
,
7,700
2.50
l
Commonwealth Petroleum
—
8,000
1.36
2.05
Jan
6c
9,800
13%
30 %c
I
:i—
7%'C
1.30
1.95
16 %c Mar
48c
2.80
15 %c
Coniagaa. Mines
2.05 Jan
3.00
13 Vi
13c
.
9%c Jan
45c
8%
*
Dunlop class A.
Farm Equip.
Mhics
>
49%
-25
—1
_.
1.10 Feb
2.90
»
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L±
59c
Jan
lie
Mar
17c-
Mar
1.35
Ford
16 %c 16 %c
1
1.05 Jan.
35
ll%cJao
1.95
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7.20
-1
-
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7%
3,100
35
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Jan
19
2.185
12c 14 %c
Jan
Feb,
57%,Mar
Jail.
•Janr
10
100
8%
109
11%.-Jan.
50
•
7,349
20
8%
Jan •"/'
97
1
Falconbridge
1.65 Feb
Mar
43
Fanny
7%c Jan
Jan
27
,
98%
Famous Players Canadian
500
17
Jan.
23% Jan
2,307'
X
Mar
3,400
'
15%. Feb
1,545
•
:
Mar
66c
950 Feb
Jan*.
22 3 4
23.50
Gold
25c
Jan
27% Feb
14%
1
25% Mar
5.45
1.49 Jan
Jan.
22%
*
common
Mines
85c
50c
67e~ Jan
Feb'
■
25% Jan /
2,710
14%
•
common
Jan
90
-„
22%
•
12c
55c
Feb
Feb:
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
15c
2.85-- Feb
2.50 Jan.
12c
19,558
27;'
8.40
50
Stores
Mar
16c
Jan
Mar
25c
•
11,000
„
17a32
*
.35
common
-
80c
4.00
V
•
Feb
27c
.
7% FCb
604
53c
1.23
.
•
preferred—
&
lE'quitahle Lifer; Insurance $5
Jan
Mar
.
7.45
—1
Feb
lS'a
7%cMar
*
-
Eddy Paper -class A
•
_
Mar
47-
•
2.35 Mar
1.10 Mar
1,547
1.65 Mar.
70c
11 %c Feb
Fob
Eaist Sullivan Mines
Eastern Metals
Mar
1.00 Jan
,44,600
1,700.
.
Feb-'
Mar
43%
•
1.600
9c
9
2.50
Brewery
East
27% Feb
8c
see
1.50 Jkn.
Jan
Feb
1.68
footnotes
15
1
200
15 c'
7.25
7.50
„
Key. Mines
450
14c
Duvex Oils> & Minerals
•
-
Mines
24}j
1
375
1.17
12c
1
j.
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining ds Smelting
Cani&urum
.
25%
—
—.
Conduits National
46
46
1
16% Jan
20
21
,
80c
Chib Kayrand Cop Min„
Confederation
6c
2
-
1.40 Feb
409
21
f
Yellowknife
60c
20,500
25c
:
Oils
13% Feb
21
21
Chatter
Coldstream
...
25
24%
,
25%
Gas-
Cochenour Wlllans
Ltd——
Easy Washing Machine common
92
,_1
Cayzor Athabaska
Chrysler
Miiie3
25% Jan
51
•
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Chromium
100
9c
1
20% Jau
24,806
24%
1
Chilli0 Gold Mines
70c
*
4.00 Jan
94
24%
-Captain Mines Ltd.
Central Porcupine
Oil
2.20 Jan
'
•
10% Jan
7%c
62C
Cheskirk Mines
Che8terville Mines
4.09 Jan
1.60 Mar
1.65
Duvnn Cbpper Go Ltd
7.50 Mar.
6c
1
Central Del Rio
78c
3.40 Mar
6c
Dow
l.lOMar
...
94
1
Central Pat Gold-
Jan
4,715
21,150
70c
Dounell & Mudge
18 %c
-
97% Jan
4,225
8,351
•
Quartz
33c
68c
1.80
1.50
Jan
20c
23%. Mar
7.80
1
—100
Explorations
Cochrane
14c
1.20
Warrants
Cocksliutt
2,642
3,137
•
Gold
17 %-Mar
7c
Jan
5.45
0,
;
■
—
Jan
3.75
]
Mines-
El Sol Min ing- Ltd—
Candoca Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Cariboo
16c
24%
Dona Ida
Jan
2.40 Feb
12
5% Jan
10
Producers-
1.75 Jan
17% Feb.
16%
70c
8% Mar
1.65 Jan
9.55 Mar
23%
7.50
12.% c Jan
57c
*
Dairies
Dominion
.,
B
Natural
Jan
1.07 Feb
16% Jan.
1.68
1
Dominion Tar ^ Chemical
Preferred
Jan
been
has
'
Oil
7
4.50 Mar"
10
Feb
Jan
3.60
•
Mines
Elder
Canam Copper Co
Canso
58,800
7c
34c
66c
1
A
Mines
Dominion
2 Ms
Vickers.
Canso
Jan
Ltd
Prospect
share
one
100
lie
-
class
-
2.50 Jan
Jan
24%
10%
of
Canadian Western Oil
Can Met
22c
10
—
basis
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class
8%
1.20
,
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Utilities preferred
Canadian
7%-
2,625
4,455
102% 102 %<
28
Canadian Prosnect
each
5.15
7.50
;
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
for
2.19
—100
Canadian
16%
7%c
Dominion Magnesium
55C
16c
warrants
of
1,960
16%
3.00
5.25 Jan
Mar .;
East Malartic Mines
preferred
a
2.29 Jan
53,985
10
—
Dominion. Foundry
Preferred
5.40 Mar
Jan
10%
23%
Jan
33% Eeb
4;40Mar
15c
16,000
1.70
17%
—-
—
Dominion
16% Jau
9.80
III
9c
1.55
10%
-5
Dominion Bridge
Feb
42c
3.801
7,338
Jan
6.45
Jan
-1
Dominion Scottish Inv pfd
Dominion Steel & Coal common
1.03
Jan
2.05
•
Dome
Feb
15% Mar
8
Canadian. OH Cos common.
on
7
Jan
11% Mar
2.50 Jan
6,050
Jan".
Mar
12c
4.85 Jan
720
1.58
50
11% Mar
Jan
4,75
»
1905 warrants
7c
16% Feb
3.50 Jan
10
r-'.
6.20
m
4,95
—1
Warrants
Exchange offer
-
19%
Canadian Husky. Oil
she.
45c
.20c
-
49c
150
9c;
90c
-
6%c Jan
9,700
16%
,
Palmer
Devon
1.60 Jan
8% Jan
250
15%
Feb
18c
Jan
29
1,020
25c ;
23 %c Mar
9% Jan
400
7,
15%
-Jb
Feb
lft
600
2.50
7
B~
.
•
7c
210
11%
5.00
-1
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Exploration
4.85 Feb
72c
Jan
5.40 Jan
11
2.50
High Crest
Securities
4.00 Jan
65c
i
11%
1
1.13
»b.
1,000
13,500
15%
.30c
Gen
8
10,780
5.85
11
II*
Canadian
1.50
9c ll%c
5.45
15%
«
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Products common
Class A
Canadian
B
Delnite
29% Mar
4.75
4.25
2.75
4.75
-
new
D'Eltlolia,- Gold
16% Mar
29%
4.80
G6c
2.70
20c
Mines
Davis Leather
15% Mar
29%
4.25
1,915
2.75
55c
1,750
30%
5.00
common
Dacring Explorers
Daragou Mines
Jan
•
common
6.35
29%
Feb
4%c Jan
9,500
6.10
30
13c
28% Mar
28% Mar
8
2,159
9%c 10%c
6.15
Feb
Mar
3.75
Minerals
Crowpat
Feb
25
46
-25
;
1
Canadian
1
—III
Decoursey Breads
common-.
10.665
%
Nest
Jan
25% Jan
1,150
51,300
30,500
15c-
•
Zellerbach
Crows
9%e Jan
reb
Jan
535
14
7c
90c
10
Deer Horn Mines
13%
6c
8C
46c
r
1.85
held
—
Curtis
Mining
common
Warrants
Class
A—
13c
82c
Feb
42o
12%c Mar
6%c'
82c
1
Zinc
Timber
Crestbrook
4.80 Jan
40%
623
Jan
8%c Jan-
*
8%c Jan
Canada
of
Crown
—3
Canadian
Lead
Oil
14% Mar
3.50 Jan
3.75
Jan
Feb
22c
Mar
2,642
Warrants
12% Jan
„
16c
19^4 Jan
28c
75c'
Jan
13c
*
1,125
47,066
3,020
3,329
2,825
27%
49c
9c
B
14%
—•
..Con
2.00
6%c
Collieries
Colomac
25
90c
Inc
Co
Preferred
<■
Feb
Mar
Feb
5c
28%
500
8%c
Croinor. Pershing
28
'16%. Jan
17c
Mar
7,200
'
500
Basin
Coinvest Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Mar
12% Mar
8
three
class
Canners
Canadian
Ca8siar
29
Feb
39% Mar
27
4>611
'
-
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
27 %
common
2;99 Feb
45c
Fctrolepm
Co
Jan
44
62c. Mar
6c
1
Tungsten
Gas
12
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Cauadiah Chieftain Petc_
r!.
Consolidated
FCb
32
Aluminum
Canadian Ceidnese
$-1% preferred -
,
Feb
215
4.40
Jan
2.10s- Jan
45c
1
760
4.25
29c
1
X
39%
42%
62c
2.50
-
98% Mar
57c
1
Oils—_
Sfidbury
12%
4.35
21c
56c
Consolidated
12
43%
18%
17c
56c
Reg court Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
being exchanged into
Canadian
1953
Feb
39
28 Vi
British
4.00
55 %
34
4,276
17%
5Gc
1
Consolidated
14
Preferred
One
4.00
17%
11,738
3,500
2.60
2
—
Consolidated Red Poplar
Feb
3.80
6%c
—
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
Mar
3.95
Wire & Cable class B
Canada
70
102%
39 Vh
"T2I50
/ 2.52
Mar
1.50 Mar
9,900
47c
2.60
*
Expior
57c
•
Ltd
Mar
92% Mar
105
72c
'
1
Ltd
36c
6c
50%
23
1,350
83%
57c
Jan
Jan
45c
I 12
•
Steamship Lines corn-
Preferred
•
38'A
83%
1.90
Jan
19c
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines
Jan
70c
-
1.62 Jan
1,605
-
18,600
<
Consolidated Peak
Jau
57c
warrants-
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canada
37%
83 V::
-20
Mortgage-—
Canada Southern Oils
24c
Jan
Jan
35
38c ~ Jan
Jau
25
215
22c
Mar
65c
Jau
41
25c
Mar-
21%
6
40%
A_
1.85
Feb
18a
Feb
633
50
1.70
22c
%
Jan
25<r
2,300
37,952-
33c
Jan
Consumers'
1,050
20c
*
3.00 Feb
Jau
Consolidated West
2,200
28c
4.15 Mar
Jan
29% Mar
75c
20C
29c
4c
28%
1.65
20c
24e
Jan
24%
65c'
1,666
10,500
Jan
73c
Jan
1,500
27
1.56
48c
31c
25
24%
1,934
31c
395
1.59
L
Morrison
1,497
66
59c
5%c
62%
150
54c
/
31c
97
155
4Qc■ Feb
1
28%
98%
Jan
Consolidated Northland Mines
27%
24 3 4
—-2G
-
Lands
Oil
Warrants
Consolidated
Gold
Mac Oils
Consolidated Moshcr
5.90 Mar
52%.
29c
Feb
7.90
27%
4,060
28c
.
Jau
98%
32c
Jan
4,366
Feb
52%
Jan
2.30
20c
Feb
26%
22c
33c
5 %c
3.95
.
3,226
32c
16c
5.19
common-
preferred
Canada Malting commonPreferred
73,485
5,750
26c
16%c
5%c
3.00
/
2.75
•
330
28
4.15
2.35
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated. Nicholson Mines
25,470
1,400
7%
13% Feb
Jan
4.00
28
7%c Feb
10% Jan
3.10 Jan
41c
5.90
7.%
5%c Jan
3.70
1
Mining. & Smelting
7.35
28
2,000
50,641
24 %C
1
Mines
Consolidated
5.40
7%'
Marbenor
Mlc
27%
common-.
Jan
6c
1
Marcus
7.10
Preferred
Jan
20c
Mar
Feb
'13%
1
Arrow
Consolidated
Feb
17%
45
10c
Feb
19c
10c
Feb.
2.65
7
Consolidated
Mar
45c
1,590
Mines-
Hdwoy Gold—
Consolidated
7% Mar
Jan
70
7c
7%
24 %c
—•
Feb
13
12C
69%
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
Jan
12%
3.80
Golden
7
9c
11c
Jan
1
Mar
5.50
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Iron
9C
12
18c
52c
4,300
2,500
54,562
7%c Jan
7c
7c
1
Discovery
Consolidated Ha 111Well
Jan?
7.35
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Cement
42
Jan
20%
Oil—
8c
Jan
31c
50c
12c
High
5%e Jan
1.03 Jan
Jan;
5,900
19'A
100
6c
6c
13
...
Consolidated
■
7%c Feb'
10%
1
40c
2,549
10,606
2,745
52c
—
Jan
11% Mar
20
102% 102%
Petroleum
Canada
eo
*-;::l425-i;
Warrants
Jan
2.90 Jan
Mar
18c
Oils
Mines
7c
2.40 Mar
40c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5 ','0 preferred
/
5%c -Jan
360
12
7 Ve
-7;
Cabanga
Calalta
5c
-1
Mines
Mining
Red
4c
.1
Brunsman
Brunswick
r
41% Mar
4%c Jan
.1
7%
-
38%
37
2,400
lie 12 %c
Flln—
Caiiiman
11c
10c
Gamma
3,400
8c
lie
Muxes
Bellekeuo
1
Telephone
Mines.
Brown Company
Brunhurst
Consolidated
Low
7%c
7c
25
150
Consolidated Beta
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
93
51
1958
Sales
7C
Consolidated Bakeries
Mar
~25
British Columbia Power
Low
11c
44%
9%
•
Shares
Oil.
Allenbee
,44 >2
.50
31
for Week
1
Corp
Development
'91', a
"
._50
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Higix
93
.100
5% preferred
5%% preferred
128
,
Last
44%
__50
—
>—
791a
43
British Columbia Forest Products.
British Columbia
79
79
._50
preferred
Reef
High
Conro
preierred
4%%
Broulan
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Electric—
British Columbia
Monday, March
.
MARKETS
STOCKS
Shares
..
WEEK ENDED MARCH 88
for Week
Range
Sale Price
THE
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Cable
^Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1470)
42
50c
Jan
2,000
3,200
26c
3.50 Mar
55
Feb
2.86 Mar
17
Gaitwiu Exploration
Galkeno Mines
1
Gatinean
«
5%
Power
preferred
GecO Mines Ltd
General
Bakeries
Jan
General
Dynamics
19%c Feb
General
Motors
47%c Jan
General Pete Canada
27c
9c
Jan
3.50 Jan
9% Jan
155
95c
Mar
Jan
Jan
35c
Feb
20%c -Jan
35c
Jan
Class
_
_
Glacier
Gleim
101
Jan
7,245
7.95
Jan
6%
200
4.90
Jan
*
A__
10% Mar
6% Mar
54% Mar
65
Jan
34%
21
32% Feb
36
Jan
3.50
500
3.10 Mar
3.10
27%
29%
14c
1
.
-
1,100
100
14c-
14%c
1,
Mines—
-5.60
5.35
1.85
1.70
4,500
5.60
1.85
1
9C 14%c
10c
Jan
Mar
939
3.05
27%
1
:
105% Feb
10%
3.45
1
Mines
55
10%
34'A
Mining
Uranium
32
34%
1
Ltd
Yellowknife Gold
55c
Jan
—1%
_
Giant Mascot Mine
Giant
Jan
27
56%
common
Mfg class
:8c
30c
1,880
56 V4
1
Products
Mines
4%c Jan
3,700
_1
—
__
..175.000
32
6%
10%
*
.
A
General
Genex.
1
____
Jan
7C
38c
31%
104% 104%
—100
Feb
Jan
8%
31%
5c
36c
7c
1
common
12C.
4,000
2,769
15,300
„
7,700
2.75
3;95 Jan
3.80
Jan
32
27% Mar
10 %c
16C
Jan
9c
Jan
14
Jan
4.25
1.10 Jan
9c
Jait
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
%C Mar
5.95 Mar
.
1.85 Mar
16c
Feb-
-
Number 5729
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1471)
.
43'
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Mines
Goldcrest
Friday
Gold
k
Uranium
_
Tire 4preferred—
Bousquet Gold
Goodyear
Graham
Lakes
21c
Jan
8%c
3,000
7%e Jan
11c
Mar
7c
5,000
9c
32c
13,900
IOC
29c
10c
46%
11c
8c
10c
•
30c
28c
1.03
1.12
Gas
Northern
50,075
'
.
7%
6,000
Mar
7c
4c
5,000
3c
Jan
6c
Jan
Ffeb
Malartlc
Goldfieids
1
1.05
92c
1.10
55,000
92c
Mar
1.20
Jan
Jan
Maneast
Uranium
•
7c
6%c
8c
8,625
14c
Feb
Maple Leaf Milling
*
8%
8%
8%
210
85
85
25
31c
48 % Mar
Plains
West
Jan
Marulgo
30c
26 %C
Jan
Marcon Mines
5c
6c
Marigold Oils
14c
10c
14c
Maritime
60c
54c
37
6%
110
Jan
Jan
34
Mar
3.75
675
3.00
Jan
40
40%
100
39%
Jan
2.75
3.00
2,810
2.25
Jan
16
16%
500
4.75
5.00
725
Great
West
-
16
1
class
*
B
15
•
16
•
17% c
*
10%
Ltd
Greyhawk
Gulf
Saddlery
.
12
Mar
Mar
16
"
19c
'35,056
11,325
10% Mar
10% Mai¬
8%C
9%c
4,200
8%c Jan
ne
Jan
7c
7c
1,000
Jan
24%c Jan
7c
,
Jan
13c
15%
16%
8,415
12%
Jan
16% Mar
7.25
7.50
5,880
5.70
Jan
7.50 Mai-
8%c
1
6c
8%c
13,000
4%c Jan
llc
32% Jan
•
31%
30
31%
843
27
Jan
"
7%
7
7%
200
7
Feb
1
Gypsum Lime & Alab
9%C
a%c
9%C
5,500
9%c
8c
9%c
8,000
8c
14 %c 14 %c
2,500
14c
Feb
1,500
6c
Jan
Feb
McColi
Hard
Gold
Hasaga
Headway
Lake
Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde
Red
Oil
Home
Co
10
5c
5c
3,500
1.27
1.26
1.30
2,800
21c
19%C
21c
39%
40
130
22
21%
22%
2,432
7% Mar
1.50 Feb
1.75 Mar
4.25 Mar
77
4.75
-
Mar
77
4%c Jan
1.10
Jan
Mar
6%c
Jan
Feb
1.36 Mar
19c
Jan
30c
39%
21,700
Jan
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20% Jan
Feb
23%
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•
14%
14%
15%
5,468
14% Jan
17%
Feb
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•
14
14
14%
2,814
14
16%
Feb
•
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Huron
I
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44
16%
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Hughes Owens Co preferred
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McMarmac Red
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46
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63
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40
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13
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Feb
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37
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Jan
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31
110
6.75
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30
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51
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7
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15%
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Bronze
International
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52c
55c
52 %
48
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Gold
Mfedallion
International Petroleum
15
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Mexican
42c
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20
50
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9,351
•
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34%
35%
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31% Feb
24% c
21c 24 %c
90,500
18 %c Jan
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Iron
Bay Mines
20
10
10
117
42
43%
4,028
12%
12%
1,260
1.00
1.09
1.07
1.60
16c
17c
7,500
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Jaye
Mining Corp
Exploration
Mines
Jellicoe
Ltd
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(1939)
"
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Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Joburke
•
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Mines
:
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Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Warrants
7,306
Jan
2.60
Fab
15c
50,100
lie
Jan
18c
Feb
700
7c
Mar
14c
Mar
61c
Feb
88c
Mar
12c
Jan
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l
Labatt
10
Ckicli
Lake
Lake
Lake
Lake
;
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Leitch
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—
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Gold
Lexlndin
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Mines
Little
Groceterias
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B
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class
_
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Hosiery
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'
32c
25 %c
33c
i
9.75
Corp
Minerals
Nama
Creek
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New
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Cockshntt Gold Mines
Madeod
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footnotes
Corp
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page
44
—
common
2,020
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Jan
of Canada
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Jan
Jan
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Feb
New
New
Kelore
Mines
Taku
Exploration
Rouyn
Jan
Feb
;
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Nisto
17,600
6c
Mar
9c
Jan
16c
28,800
13c
Mar
20c
Jan
26c
30c
2,600
25c
Feb
39c
Jan
9c
10c
9,250
9c
Feb
17c
Jan
23c
217,150
14c
Jan
36 %c
Jan
6%c
7c
5%c
5,500
1,500
23c
Jan
1.42
11 %C
Gold
39%
-
Mar
8C
Jan
Norlartic
Jan
Normetal Mining Corp
Jan
Norpax
,21
Mar
17%
Jan
1.10
Jan
75c
3.35 Mar
87
Feb
Jan
25c
.
5.25
Jan
22c
Jan
1
•
North Star Oil common
Feb
Common warrants
•
A
1956 warrants
1957
1.44 Mar
6c
warrants
•
Ontario
Northern
Jan
Northern
Natural Gas
2.09
Jan
Northland
Oils
30%
Feb
Northland
Utilities
Feb
25% Mar
Northwestern
24%
25'% '
22
Jan
25 % Mar
Norvalie
46
Jan
6%c
Jan
Mines
Nudulama
O'Brien
Gold
Mines
8c
Mar
lie
Jan
49c
Mar
68c
Jan
Okalta
10,100
25c
50c
Feb
9c
lie
13,400
9C
Mar
16c
Jan
18c
21c
55,650
lie
Jan
29C
Feb
Ontario
5c
5c
5c
2,500
2.70
2.67
2.80
1,850
30c
27c
31c
19,700
8c
Jan
Beauty Supply common
Jockey Club common
4,000
5c
Mar
97C
93c
97c
2,625
93c
Mar
25%
25%
26%
2,895
23 %
2-11
2.06
2.14
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1.70
3.05
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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3.35
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1.00
1.10
3.30
3.25
3.35
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220
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1,830
1.10
800
11%
2,701
3.10
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26c
8,000
14
100
81%
81 ¥4
20
Feb
Feb
9_%c Jap
1.15
Jan
28'% Mar
2.44
Feb
Class
B
Opemiska Coppers
Orange Crush
Orenada
Osisko
Lake
3.00 Mar
1.91
11
3.00
4.60
.
3.50
Feb
13
Jan
4.00
Jan
14
2.40
1.90
2.70
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
4.25
Jan
33c
Jan
21c
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
77
Jan
82
Feb
Mar
Jan
5c
Mar
9c
Jan
23C
Jan
6,610
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-
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3,875
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1.55
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1.55
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IIV2C Jan
50c
Jan
7
2.15
50c
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Feb
Mar
8% Mar
8
Jan
Mar
7.90 Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.95 Mar
Jan
Jan
7 ¥4 Mar
5.75
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:
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20c
21c
24c
6,000
19c
Jan
28c
27 %C
30c
II,200
25c
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360
—
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Feb
Feb
Jan
11 %c Jan
1.45
28c
Feb
3.50 Mar
Jan
1.05 Mar
10
Feb
Jan
14C
12C
Gold
Ormsby Minerals
1.40
72c
Mar
59C
13C 13 %c
7.40
3.25 Jan
;;
1.10 Mar
37c
Jan
Jan
23c
1.40
1
Feb
Feb
17c
Jan
Jan
4,000
-
4,000
7%
2.75
Jan
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Jan
49c
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.
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preferred
36c
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13 %c
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2.70
.
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1
2,300
18C
45C
13c
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Mar
3,300
4,000
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2.23 Mar
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Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
•
1.80
16c
40% Mar
35% Jan
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Jan
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1
1.40
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Jan
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1,55 Mar
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11
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Feb
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•
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14
100
1.18
75
3.10
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Mar
30
-
1.05
11%
37c
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24c
12%
-
•
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Ontario
20c
Jan
•
90o
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O'Leary
lie
Mar
2.08
•
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7,500
5c
3.30
1.95
2
pfd
13,700
2.40
3.10
1
Utilities
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
6% Mar
Mar
3.10
Jan
2.05
Jan
28,450
35,002
10,470
20
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
910
42c
20
Telephone
1.50
5
1.25
38c
•
Northern Canada Mines
Feb
22
41% Jan
3%C Mar
1.10
39C
*
Class
28%
2.05
-1
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.88
1.10
—
warrants
Class A
Jan
lie
2.87
2.00
Uranium
Northspan
2.95
Jan
4C
2.88
common-
Rankin-.
18%
Jan
1,470
15c
15c
1.10
Oils
Warrants
North
Jan
6c
11c
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Mar
95c
9c
5,340
47,200
30,900
1,800
Feb
12C
•
Northcal
North
24c
9c
Mining
2.70
Jan
78c
2,000
9%C.
20c
1.34 Jan
16c
Jan
9
7,500
23c
6%c Jan
Jan
1.10 Jan
3,485
2.25
4c
12c
300
2.25
Nickel
-
Jan
7c
5%c Jan
4,000
•
7c
8%c Feb
4%c Jan
I,500
1,000
.
..
40%
9c
Mines
2,000
--
13c
38 ¥1
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Mines
70c
Mar
18
B
73c
..
•
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275
5c
6%c
20c
Noranda Mines
Norgold
9%c Jan
6c
Mines
Acme
Jan
13c
—1
Niplssing Mines
Nor
Jan
16c
1
class
Mines
8c
4%c Jan
Jan
6c
Mines—i
Wire
Feb
1.40
Feb
1
1
—
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Gold
2.59
18%c Feb
•
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Mylamaaue
f
Jan
1.06
Mining As
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1,000
5c
2.01
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6c
•
4,275
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23,700
6c
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New Minda-Scotia
New
,12 %c
I
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Manitoba
Smelting
*
•
Mines
Jason
1.85
1
Feb
1
25%
1
•
1
59c
Feb
Feb
Highridge Mining
30%
25c:27 %C
Mar
39c
1
New Hosco Mines
1.77
'
35c
1
24 %
52c
Jan
6c
—
Mines
30 %
8%c
Jan
23c
8,000
Goldvue
1.85
8c
35c
Jan
33c
Mar
Explorations
24'%
49c
Jan
17c
1
Mines
30%
50c
25c
2,000
Jan
1.33. Jan
...
20c
'
20
44,000
19c
27c
Jan
Jan
23c
Mar
•
200
30c
19c
30c
•
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1.01
.
13c
8C
Jan
2.20
114,750
6
29c
•
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1.99 Mai-
Feb
3.90
15
2.05
500
50o
Harricana
New
Jan
16C
15c
1,200
6
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28c
1
Petroleum
Develop
13 %c 13 %c
18%
Jan
7c
11,100
2.05
6,000
1.16
28c
for
18c
New
2.70 Jan
5,000
6
Mar
20c
1.10
Feb
held
Feb
Jan
80
10,350
'
18c
19c
1.1.6
Jan
35c
of
Mines
Chamberlain
1
1
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MacmHlan
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541
2.05
Mar
23c
lfic
Jan
Jan
27c
3,990
215
6c
6c
Feb
2.49 Mar
Jan
3,026
54,900
12C
20o
7c.
March
on
shares
30
shares
1
•
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Macdonald
record
Oil
New Delhi
60c
Feb
40c
118,600
lie : Jan
Jan
8,000
15
46
Jan
4c
5c
13,049
93C
4%C
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4,000
6%c
5c
6c
9,135
3%c
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.3,000
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1.55
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40c
1.40
12,200
3%c
Jan
30c
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73c
28,200
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22c
25c
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1
95c
1.08
5%c
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15c
..
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7% Mar
16%
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14,500
9,000
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1.25 Mar
5c
2.17 Mar
Jan
11c
4 Vac Mar
13,000
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lie
Mar
14%
-
1.50
700
5c
11c
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G3c
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2.05
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5c
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1.00
1.43
2.00
2.00
1.05
15%
7%c
4.60 Mar
92c
16
18.,
26% Mar
Jan
13c
70c
1.30
Jan
4.00
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7%c
Jan
24%
•
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of
each
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Jan
1.40
15 %c
390
1,010
1
receive
Concord
Jan
21,600
4.60
1
Bayview
New
24 %c
17c
267/a
Uranium
Shareholders
New
Mar
16c
250
;
New Bristol Oils
100
13
4.30
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet
12% Mar
Jan
26%
•
will
Jan
12
17c
:
Labine
Feb
11%
'•
26%
Alger Mines
New
360
®
Mines
28
160
127/a
1.24
18%
18
preferred
Mines
Nesbitt
23c
127/o
12%
•
National
Nealon
20c
12%
13c
95c
Jan
20
Grocers
Hosiery Mills class B
Nello
21c
12%
9 ¥4
855
2.80
59,900
36c
1.20
20%
2.50
52c
9%
20 y4
17c
Jan
Mar
1.20
20%
19c
42c
20c
5
Explorations Ltd
Norsyncomaque
4.30
1,200
4,000
2,000
15c
43c
Jan
Mar
10,625
14c
18c
70
13c
Mar
4.15
Jan
13c
8C
v.—
64
5%C
10c
19c
841
12c
9%c
4.15
70
11c
Jan
8c
69
9.90 Mar
7.00 Jan
5%C
Mar
3.25
69
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National
New
5C
83%
15% Mar
l
Preferred
New
45c
8c
75c
Jan
_.
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National Drug & Chemical common
New
1,500
82
Jan
15
43c
common
Multi
Jan
12,414
3.05
65c
195
5,825
6c
3.10
2,850
15 3/4
1.25
50c
.
69c
15
1
Works
1.18
-
70c
9.90
G5C
15%
•
I
Superior Oils
>
1.90 Feb
4,933
4,700
13,525
7.85
Mar
•
Warrants
5c
9,000
Jan
30
23¥a Mar
5c
75c
55c
Jan
1
110
Mar
1.20
1.38
Jan
1.99:
25c
Feb
1
Feb
Feb
15%
Senator
22c
18c
26%
Rouyn Merger
38c
Jan
325
New
1,000
5%c
8c
17,079
6,000
Feb
4,600
Jan
30
Feb
20,321
12c
23%
15o
22c
Feb
Mar
19%
33c
2.35
Feb
7c
29%
5%c
45%
Feb
29%
New
40
2.63
10 Va
.
22%
Newnorth
2.18
:.
....
•
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Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Moore
.
2.50
9.10 Jan
57,000
l
Brewery class
Corp
;
19c
Jan
17%
10 %
14c
1.97
Jan
1.62
10
Jan
8c
17%
Jan
Jan
20c
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Jan
1.95
17c
9,500
8%
1.77
400
23c
14,500
1.25
30,809
2.40
Jan
15c
9C
8%
32,128
2.14
2.40
1
1.09 Mar
Jan
9c
1.00
22c
2.00
13 %C
1
Goldfield
Mining Co
Yellowknife Gold
Lyndhurst
Lynx
24c 25%'C
19 %C
2.40
12 %c
Molsons
24%c Jan
19 %c Mar
20c
2.10
Gas
45c
-
Feb
Feb
60c
New
56c
•
1
—
Mar
*
10 %c Jan
6,500
27c
Mills common
Mills class A
Island Petroleums
Louvicourt
29,204
5c
46
38c
•
1
Niagara
——
Feb
1.75
Feb
5%c
1
*
•
Feb
85c
Jan
13,999
"
—•
Jan
1.25
1
Mining Ore Mines
Mogul Mining Corp—
12% Mar
Mar
22(5
50
London
Lo*do
13c
5C
65c
'
900
50c
9c
•
_
_
__
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London
40c
.
7c
•
pfd
1st
A_
Preferred
Lone
21c
13C
—
1,401
7%C
30
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Loblaw
Lomeea
18c
13C
18
85c
1.70
84c
101,600
Jan
—1
—1
Mines
73c
1.55
Jan
16c
Mar
—1
Gold Mines
Laurentide Acceptance pfd
Lamaque
77c
1.65
•
49c
121,850
10,435
39C
13c
1
•
20
Mining
84c
2.30
60c
-1
Mines—-
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Wasa
74c
80c
12¥a Mar
35c
Jan
1
1
Mines
Osu
Lake
Lake
"11% Jan
2.15
Mar
33%
Lingman Gold Mines
8%c Mar
111
10 %c
45C
Debentures
($5,000
12%
2.30
5%C
1
Gas
Lakeland
84,000
9%c
12%
1
44% Mar
Jan
1.40 Mar
1
Mines-,
88c
8%C
10%
Jan
97/a
1
Mines
Dufault
76c
9c
•
32c
36% Jan
•
•
Ltd_
Labrador Mining & Exploration
(John)
80c
l
common
Jan
10%c
9c
1
12c.
Mar
2.20
1
60c
Townsite
7c
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500
1
89c
—
22c
15c
2.65
11%C
—
1
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Minerals
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15c
15c
2.50
12c
—
1.90
•
———
Kirkiand Hudson Mines
Jab
Fortune Mines-.
37c
J7%
11c
Dickenson Mines
1
Copper
Mar
6%c Jan
New
2,200
——
Feb
17c
New
Feb
37,400
*
1
Canada
of
Kelvinator
Mar
76
Feb
50,100
1.15
Kelly Douglas warrants
90
Jan
10VaC Jan
37%
10c
2.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
59c
t
Mar
77% Mar
'
1.05
19c
,
55
67%
85
Mining Endeavour Co
Davies
9c
45%
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums—
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1
.1,085.
19,900
22,500
Continental
53c
.
90
8c
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94c
i
18c
Jan
2.50
Mining Corp
New
9C
9c
88
7c
-
Jan
55c
24c
Jan
50
466
8c
•
Brick
Jan
1.02
Mines
Jonsmilh
•
17C
20o
•
1
1
1
1
1
Waite Mining—1
12o
50
13,299
v.:
665
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Milton
New
jack
Jan
1.28
;
7%
20%
Mar
52c
1.56
43,500
1,600
42%
Jan
68c
69% Jan
*
8
25o
1
1
55
6,000
13,600
Industries Gas
3.25 Mar
'
Jan
20
71%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Interprovlnclal Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate class A
14c
76
Mines
16%
Feb
20
Feb
13%
Feb
72%
Ranwick Ltd-.:
12c
53%
Feb
Jan
5.00
& Development_50o
Light & Power
Warrants
Feb
4.25
Feb
2.50
•
—
83
4.00 Mar
13c
Mercury Cliipman KnitMerrill Island Mining
Mar
1
pfd—25
common
77 Va Mar
74
Mines
Petroleums
Mentor Exploration
Mar
7
•<
-
6
400
Mar
8.50 Mar
6% Feb
1,855
Jan
Jan
44
1,930
-
Jan
Jan
:49%
1
Powders
Co
••
Feb
6%
10% Mar
46
50
■
Jan
13%
2.70 Jan
50
.
•
Mar
10c
Jan
28%
;
International
5%
7.75
Mining
Inspiration
12%
472
29%
20
Gas
_
65
41%
-
2,942
11,200
Co._
Co
preferred
Natural
Preferred
Feb
6%
2.95
Inland
8% Mar
Feb
38%
G%c
&
Cement
49
6,018
-6c
$2.75 preferred
$2% preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inland
6% Jan
615
-
6%
;
(John)
270
•
common.*
Ltd
Corp
Warrants
xnglis
43% Jan
6c
4.86%
Gold
Lake
8 %
60%
40
8
70
500
%
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
32
Mar
25c
25% Mar
77c
1
L
preferred
Indian
8
61
Imperial Life AssuranceImperial Oil •
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.S
83
4.50
\
Lake
National
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
82%
i
Jan
300
•
6
Jan
100
Howard Smith Paper common
24c
Feb
ll%c
Mining
8c
77
•
Jan
5%
88
Midwest
79c
4.25
Smelting
Jan
Mar-
8%c
6,549
74
Molybdenum
Bay Mining &
Bay Oil
Hugh Para Porcupine-
65c
12c
Mid rim
Jan
1.75
8
Hudson
Feb
•
Jan
Jan
77
Mining
40c
l
■
Lake
Jan
6c
4.25
Gold
113,100
632,900
ioo
.
Porcupine
12c
33c
1.75
1
20o
Oils
Con sol
Feb
61c
"
./Preferred
Mcfntyre
18%c
8,200
77
Canada
Dauch
&
Holllnger
Feb
20c
6%
•
145,750
4.25
1
Highland
9c
Feb
Mar
13C
Oil & Gas
68c
*
*
Mines
Jan
8c
53%
—•
common
Mldcon
6%c
100
common
5c
5,900
24c
II
Frontenac
Jan
Mar
Jan
25c
4,750
83
13c
6c
1
& Co
Hendershot Paper
Preferred
Gold
7c
7% Mar
8%c Jan
56c
66C
1
Mines
(Geo H)
6c
1
Iron
Red
Gold
Heva
1
1
Mines
Lakes
of
Heath
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Head
Hees
Gold
Rock
48c
64,900
•
18c
Ltd
McKenzle
Meta
Carpets
Harding
Jan
6%
.100
.
Jan
9% Feb
85
Jan.
4.50
Preferred
com.
Maytarun Mines
10%
/
12c
7% Feb
85
6%
22 %c
Massey-HarrtB-Ferguson Ltd
:
6%c Mar
Jan
I- Mb
Jan
5.00
Mar
17c
518
Mining Corp
Martln-McNeely Mines
Feb
3.40
18
Jan
4.75 Mar
17c
1
Gold
i
Maxwell
10 %
-
Lake
Gwillim
Mines
Feb
7.35
Mines
Warrants
3.75 Mar
43
1
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
16
15
-
Jan
1
Uranium
Mines
7% Jan
39
Feb
3.40
Grevhound'Lines
Gulch
37
2.75
50
Ueveion
Coal
ioo
1.35 Mar
3.40
Great
common
49c
40%
Warrants
Great
Ltd
Preferred
11c
27%
High
4%c
3%c
Feb
2,330
37
i.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4c
3%c
-
Mar
675
7%
7%
50
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
Low
1
•
Mar
92c
13,950
32 %
31%
I
common
preferred
$2.50
Mines
Majonrans
"
Great,
Cons
""
•
Paper
Magnet
26 %c Mar
14,500
32c
1.05
Shares
36c
Feb
8c
45% Jail
7c
for Week
Range
4c
Jan
28c
85
10c
5
2,500
46%
1
Mines
Par
Mar
32c
50
1
Mines
Grandroy
Granduc
Great
1
1
Mines
Mamlou
Goiuei.
Goldfields
High
14c
6%c
7c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
'v
Low
9,000
8c
1
Gold
Eagle
Last
Sale Price
15c
1
_
28
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14c
14 %c
1
MARCH
STOCKS
Shares
'
Goldale Mines
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
THE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
fiUli
r
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Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1472)
.
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Pacific
Pa.fci
Pamour
Pau
1
i trues
—
Porcupine
Western
116
Paramaque
Low
6,935
759
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
Parker
Drilling
■
42c
Jan
57c
Feb
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
3,500
4%c
6c
':.Z;i: 5c
Patino
of
fuj luttaiti
PCE
2
Canada.
tu./iiur
Pembina
Pipeline
3,900
40c
3.25
100
62c
27,400
4.20
140
16c
4,180
Penmans
common
Permo
Gas
Perron
Cioiu
Peruvian
4.20 Mar
Jan
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
Feb
40c
Mar
25 Vi
25%
1,010
J
50
6%
24
Jan
1.60
2.05
1.72
11,000
26c
27c
28,000
25c
Feb
93c
99c
4,800
70c
Jan
53c
12,200
38c
Jan
65c
90c
Jan
65c
70c
6,759
60c
1.20
5,525
98c
Jan
—
Rouyn
Corn
Premier
Premium
East
Pronto
uranium
Provo
7%c
Feb
Uniu-a
Jan
10%
Jan
United
25 %C 25 Vac
Jan
Mar
40c
40C
4,000
40c
Jan
46c
58 Va
59%
170
54 Va
Jan
60% Mar
2.46
1,000
2.25
Jan
2.50 Mar
6c
8c
4,500
20c
3.15
3.45
960
75c
80c
320
5.55
5.50
5.55
4.00
3.90
4.10
7,965
19c
16c
24c
15,190
13c
Mar
1.01
97c
1.01
3,900
79c
Jan
29%
58%
2.45
1
8c
•
Dome
1
1
Mines
'
;
-
Airways L
Gas
Producers
_•
Ltd—
3,357
•
2.68
2.60
2.68
22,575
1
Ltd
Minerals
Purdex
Jan
8.00
_*
Warrants
Prospectors
Union
5c
1,135
35
Gold
Preston
5 Vic
5 %C
6 Vic
6,500
Feb
2.90
4.25
Uranium
B
Rainville
United
Feb
4.90
73c
1.25
2.41 Mar
Feb
r
'
2.85
Feb
Feb
Mar
15c
43,025
34c
Jan
50c
27c
Jan
47c
Mar
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
6.15
Jan
10c
3,533
7c
7c
7%c
6,900
5.40
5.55
1,630
15c
13 %C
15c
2,400
95c
1.00
14.426
23'/2
23%
23%
2,180
14c
15c
16,411
8.00
8.00
1
11 Vic
1
41C
•
8.40
1,327
9c HVaC
18,650
39c
41c
6,000
7c
5.30 Mar
Jan
lie
Feb
70c
Jan
1.55
Jan
20
Jan
25%
Feb
13c
Jan
17c
7.50
20c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8.75 Mar
8%c Mar
15c
Jan
36c
Jan
55c
United
Rlx
Athabasca
35c
Roche
Rocky
Roe
V>
Mar
6 Vic
Jan
V 1.40
1.40
1.46
l.^o
Jan
57c
37c
57c
2,100
224,150
86
86
1.17
1.22
4,762
33c
42C
20,900
1
50o
Ltd
Can
Steel
Vico
1.55
Jan
13c
Corp
preferred
:
Jan
29 %c
Jan
12c
14c
52,400
54%
53%
55 Va
12,465
3.15
3.50
67,700
10,034
375
,
3,500
12c
Mar
14
98
Jan
Webb
Michael
Uranium
3.15 Mar
12%
11%
12%
22 %
22%
23 %
650
_•
7%
7V4
7%
2,555
7
9c
Jan
10c
2,366
-
10c
1174
-
Jan
Lake
Petroleums
Westburne
14 Vi
<
•
7%
8an
Sapphire
Power
&
Sheep
Mar
85c
Jan
11c
9o
11c
9c
Mar
13 %c
SH"rrli
i
Gordon
Silver'
16
16%
32
32%
190
28%
28%
620
4.55
5.75
1,365
48c
48c
2,135
44c
Jan
55c
Feb
9c
11c
73,500
9c
Mar
16c
Jan
17,300
•50c
75c
70c
60c
75c
30
36%
520
2.04
2.04
2.16
5,605
—•
4.60
4.50
4.60
845
2,688
•
25%
26%
45 %
50
36c
36c
500
8
K
Slater
Mines
16% Mar
Jan
32
25% Jan
3.C.0
28
1.69
29
Jan
Jan
Mar
36% Mar
Jan
2.35 Mar
4.75
-
Jan
Jan
•
Bouris
1
13,528
25%
635
21% Jan
Malartic
24%
26
475
21
Jan
23c
Jan
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
11
16 % Mar
18
Jan
58c
66c
240
17%
16%
17%
58c
59c
3,°68
4,300
1.20
1.20
1.35
j
_»
5,700
85c
Jan
Feb
1.70 Mar
5c
2,500
A
(Tqij
6c
Jan
•
10c
10c
2,500
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
4,700
14c
Jan
23c
'
OH
Union Oils
1
100
2.00
Jan
24c
23,800
16c
Jan
26c
Feb
21c
22c
2,600
17c
Jan
25c
Feb
•
36%
36%
37 Va
710
1.54
1.50
1.67
58,287
59c
66c
19,600
"
Uranium
oil
17c
2.00
19c
l
Mines
WMterial*
•
.
Stanwell
15c
2.00
•
Stanleigh Uranium Corp__,
Warrants
i
Stanrock
Mines
Ltd_ZZZZZZ_
1
1.87
1.83
1
72c
69c
5C
Gas
5c
Nickel
Btedman
Bros
1.95
3?^
1.14
45c
2.50
Jan
Feb
38% Mar
Jan
Mar
1.25
Jan
73c
68c
Jan
93c
Jan
31,900
4%c Mar
7c
Jan
Cons
Sunburst
Superior
6c
9%
10
Gold
1.75 Jan
2.04
Feb
24%
Jan
28 V4
45 %
Jan
54% Mar
4c
Jan
8.30 Feb
9c
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
10c
9,000
9c
Jan
17c
Jan
7c
46,600
5c
Jan
7 vac
2.10
2.14
2,650
1.81
14c
4,800
6c
5%
5%
5%
910
14c
common
Warrants
1.55
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
common-
1.55
3.35
16%
8witson Industries
Svlvanite
Gold
16%
1.55
3.35
16%
130
100
481
4
Jan
19c
Jan
6
1.00 Jan
3.35 Mar
15%
2.35
Mar
Jan
I.90
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jin
4.00 Feb
17
3.60
-50
1
3.55
3.60
l,r00
2.SO
Jan
1.12
1.18
7,000
1.01
Feb
42%
42%
42%
25
42%
F~b
10c HVic
121,233
10c
Mar
14c
riughes
Jan
66c
F»b
Feb
1.35 Jan
66c
Temagaml
Texas
57c
Gold
Mines
Calgary
.1
1
,25c
52c
9.575
45c
51c
ZZ.
Voting trust
Jan
Feb
570
5%
27% Mar
Feb
8 %c
Jan
2.15
Jan
7%
13c
Jan
-%n
2.70 Feb
.
r<8c,
20,900
12c
Jan
31c-
23,597
17c
Jan
31c
Mar
8,700
65c
Feb
80c
1.65
1.70
6 Vic Mar
10,450
6c
6.00 Mar.
•
24% Mar
14c:-'
1.65
12c
1,787
Jan
Feb
1.99 Mar
20c
Mar
Jan
5c
6c
3,000
1.65
1.70
6,325
,13
14
771
13
Mar
30
V 30
30
10
30
Jan
30 y2 Mar
s'/ac
8c
8%c
2,780
Feb
8%eMar
1.60
1.85
1.85 Mar
162
.
-160
170
,
•
r
•
Decalta
Petroleum
v"
;
—1>
21
Grocers
Western
Naco
Western
class
A
Petroleum
*
5c
1.65
-
8c
7C
Jan
1.90
Jan
'15%
Feb
-
Jan
Jan
8,555
•
.^
class
tOeo>
1.50
Feb
4,416
1.50
Jan
:
preferred
Willroy
preferred
104%
1
&
Mines
Ltd
14
100
11
Jan
2,793
21 %
Jan
26% Mar
1,190
21 Va
Jan
26%
25
87%
Jan
95
2,470
6.65
Jan
10
Jan
106
95
9.45
104%
84c
■
103
131
,
37c
500
30c
124,100
15c
1,000
5c
Jan
12c
13c
19,071
12c
Mar
28,777
Feb
Jan
Mar
41c
Mar
5c
*
Feb
Mar
5
84c
Feb
17c
5c
'
14Vb Mar
Mar
72c
4,500
15c
37c
__
-1
>
105
80c
__
1
Mar
26%
95
16 %c
_1
Larder
:
1^5 "Feb
Mar
90c
6,106
Jan
33
26V2
9.00
__
—„
Coghlan
"
40c
'26
95 '
100
-
Oils
1.05
1.89 Mar
Mar
18c
31% Mar
26
.
9.45
Warrants
Wiltsei
100
26
26'A
100
Mines
5,700
33
14
•
•
2nd
23
90c
__
Warrants
6#
21
•
A
B
■
33
—
Plywood Co class B
Weston
Wood
(John)
Indus
4.10
_•
class A
3.30
28V4
Jan
Feb
24c
6%c
Jan
20c
Jan
1.40
7%
31%
%n
1.70
Feb
18,258
'i2cl2%c
Jan
28 Va Mar
80
1.27
1.40
—•
4.60
28Ve
•
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Mines
Yellci" knit*
York
Zinc_—
Canuck
Yellorex
3,600
2
1.27
Jan
Mines
Zulapa
Jan
700
74c
79c
8,650
69c
Jan
25c
25c
100
25c
5c
1,500
24V2C
27c
52,300
17Vic 17%c
1,000
79c
■»
Metal
__
_i
27c
_1
17Vic
r
Mar
4.0J0
7V2C
4c
•
14%c Jan
Mar
6c
6c
7c
__
1
Mining
10c
6c
6c
1
Knitting class B
Zenmac
„
20c
—
1
Bear
'
_l
Oil
-
Yukeno Mines
Jan
8c
7V2C Jan
5%c Jan
85c
Jan
Mar
25c
Mar
3 Vic Jan
6c
Jan
16 %c
32c
Feb
20c
Jan
Mar
13c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Jan
Section
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
•
......
:
:
'.
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■
.
Anglo Canadian
Com
Par
General
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
.
-
Low
5
5
5 V«
730
30%
31 Va
1,340
22%
23%
315
"
27
15'^
-Z-i
27
15%
1.90
27%
21
'
Jan
Mar
*
Jan
24
Feb
;
27% Mar
'
25
Jan
15
Mar
Jan
17
2.65
1.90 Mar
Feb
48
125
44
Mar
48
Feb
33
33%
1,729
28
Jan
34
Mar
14c
15c
3,000
13c
Jan
33
t
Dalhousie
1
Oil
Dominion Glass
•
1
•
Linoleum,
(1956 )™
International
Inc
Minnesota
3D
Jan
34
15%
16%
1,567
21
21
21
10
-7.50
—
89%
88%
90
23%
23%
25'A
6
83
r<\
89
240
23
23
100
2u
28%
.
Ontario
25
34
16 V4
.2.50
Paper
•
mmw*
Mar
34
18%
Feb
!
Jan
22
15% Mar
19%
J
Feb
64% Mar
Feb
5
Paper
1
&
-•
60
1
International Utilities
Loblaw
60
•
Mines
Copper
64
64
-
Dominion Oil: Cloth &
Gaspe
20c
"
•
common
'
32
154
2,675
Jan
5%
Feb
504
2.30
High
31
Jan
&
47
•
Paper
27
15
•
2.30
•
Westinghouse
Range Since Jan. 1
25'% Mar
75
»
common
i
Shares
31
Investments
j
High
27 Va
;
Marconi
Consolidated
4
25%
Canada & Dominion Sugar:
Canadian
Low
'
22%
l._
Canadian
for Week
1__
Z__5
I
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
■
"■
■
Pulp
Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Week's
Last
.
f
,
'
•
Friday
!
STOCKS
Ogilvie Flour
Oreille
Pen
Price
49 %C
51c
8,500
38c
1.67
1.59
1.67
57c
1.27
1.27
1.40
7,550
4,900
40c
35 Vic
44c
16,100
1.08
34c
F-b
Feb
28%
Jan
90
4
Mar
494
-
84 y4
Jan
1,670
21%
Jan
26% Mar
75
Jan
89
Mar
21V4 Jan
:"24
Mar
■
Feb
•
<
•
Gold
Corp---——
.'
26
31
Jan
360
Feb
1.83
100
1.80
Jan
2.00
'
Jan
38
38%
750
34%
Jan
42
63c
1
•
390
1.83
66c
7,400
28
28
100
3.15
.1
—'
.
FOOTNOTES
a
38%
1
*
Mar
FOR
28
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
.
Odd lot sale (not included in year'*
3.15
550
-
2.50
Jan
54c
Jan
Jan
i T'ar
70c
26
28
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
in year's range),
e
Selling ex-interest.
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-llquldatlng dividend
(ITn)
.
Admitted to unlisted trading privilege*
•
Ex-dtvidend.
-
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
!
wl When issued,
x
'
i Flat price.
r
AND
t
wd When delivered.
range!
Feb
Feb
1.41 Mar
44c
Gold Mines
Mines
_
Yi'kon Consolidated
Jan
42% Mar
1.6R
Bros
Zeller
3.70 Mar
1.27
common
Pato Consolidated
Feb
10 %c
'"npu
Tcck
5.90 -Feb
-
1,100
'12c
.
Jan
2,000
.
i
14c
Warrants
•
T
55c
Z 3.35
Mar
Feb
1.13
Tamblyn preferred
Jan
Jan
2.10
Mines
12c
5 Vic
Explor
Propane
152
3,185
2,600
28,219
6c
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
27
53%
5c
9.55
Iron
River
Feb
Mar
1.42
Jan
5%C
52
63%
Minimi
Rock
7c
26
v
2.10
3,632
13,067
5C
Steel of Canada.
Sturgeon
l-
Jan
Jan
1.75
Breweries
Dupont Co of Canada
Starrat*
8felo>
6lc
27
&
18 Va Mar
19c
t
Mis
*
5%.
2.50
6,576
1.65
Mar
4%c
Roi
"
1.90 Mar
'
65c
♦
*'
•
38c-
3,273
Z
69c
14
Jan
75,092
5,500
11
Van
Stadacona
Feb
24% Feb
■
-
'
15c
11
Jan
/
Feb
1.21 Mar
310..
65c
1.70
Western
Feb
65c
14c
_
warrants
24%
2,000
Z
27
•.
:28c
"'65c
•
Jan
16
,*
-31c
.
•
Feb
10%
38c
65c
4.65
245
;
.'4c
•
5,200
2.45
6V2C
•
."
_1
26 % Mar
Jan
18 Va
Air
1.60
36,500
.
6.60
i
5V2
vilnes
26% Mar
3.95
18%
Spartan
10c
?
Jan TV-c
21 r.
Jan
4.30
25
•
Valley
•.•
.
-
45% Mar
40c
common
Pouthern
Mar
Feb
4.15
*
a
Ltd
Feb
27% Mar
>79c
26% Mar
i>an
43%
35c
Feb
5.75 Mar
4.10 Jan
24
Va Mar
4.20
50c
——
Mines
Manufacturing
Slocan
Steep
Jan
25
k.—
Ltd
Mines
D
13%
27
24%
Standard
Simpsons
257/a
45 %
...I
^
—
Z-
Jan
'
Mar
16%
Silverwood. Dairies class A
Siscoe
99 % Mar
28%
trust
Miller
Silver
Jan
32 Va
_50c
.
_
Breweries
Voting
Feb
-Jan
2.85 Jan
14,!?.
"
Jan
Va Mar
95
„25
com—
:
Jan
Feb
•,
15c
.
v
Jan
5c
■
"■ 4:00 Mar
:•>:
Jan
23%
25
•
lbc^-.lOc
Gas
Winnipeg & Central Gas
48c
1-50
A
preferred
Creek Gold
&
Jan
4,700
36
Petroleums-..
•
2.95
2.30
.1
14%
50
50c
_50o
Ltd..
5V2
2.40
_1
_•
12
98
48c
1
Oils
1.25
6.30
26',4
-
-•
1
Ltd
Windfall
1,500
1,965
Petroleums
Security Freehold
Shawlnlgan Water
dicks
5,514
6.50
26Vi
Nickel
Jan
1
Gold
Rainbow
Class
13%
•
—*
<
13
12%
Debentures
Brum
59
51% Jan
Feb
58c
430
45e 45%c
I
Ltd
10% Mar
1
Gold—
Hlvei
100
50c
_
Antonio
8"i>a
12
—1
Warrants
2,998
26l/a
2.90
—
Warrants
Jan
Jan
5.00
:
s-,
5'ac^•
1.21
;
Mayglll Gas Oil
Western
Jan
Feb
12c
•
>
__r
4%%
12 Va
1
Class B
26Va
U
Oil
Canadian Oil
Feb
1
common
Preferred
_1;
Rights
Class
-25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
12
'Feb
8c
'
i
Mar
6c
10,600
-
1.65%
-4%c
1.22
;
Canada
Wespac
Feb
28%
ar
22% r-r
Knapp
Werner
3.60 Mar
,
Feb
1,000
.
Ltd
Mines
24%
^'1.75
'
'
I
commonl-
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
&
64%
Mir
5?
W)
&
Waterous
8c
Jan
6c
Feb
100
12% Jan
<G
Wayne
Jan
98
8t
6%c
Jan
•'.)11
Mar
3.40
500
21c
6.85 Mar
1.76 Mar
8,713
-
'■*
Mar
Jan
Jan
13c
8C
„
1.75'
% 5c
1
—
Walker
Mar
1.35
44c
Mar
44c
12
Gas
■>—,
24%>Z
10
Copper
86
1.00 Jan
33c
•
common
Maurice
—6c
23%
•
i
425
27%'v
65c
52%
45
Mar
6% Mar
Jan.
OVic Jan -rv
116
>
38c
-80
Jan
Jan
4.00 Mar
-
,12,500
117,654
;.
Jan
4.90
-Mar
5.15
Jan
17c
so
■:
25
•;
66
2,114
3.75
C-jc
...,
-■
5% Jan > 1-i.
v.
195:.
1.92
Feb
Jan
Feb
19c
-»
,
Feb
28c
100
.
8%ci:
24%
62c
•
Walnwright Producers & Ref
Waite Amulet Mines
Western
Mar
Feb
100
1
Lawrence
5%
—'
Gils
Vulcan
Canada
Jan
13%
Lawrence Cement class A
St
1.76
.
1
Western
57c
g/»
25
St
;> 6c
1_L2. v>
Mines
Winchester
St
3.75
1
1.82
Feb
88c
29%
'
' "■ 61%
Jan
3.20
4,200.:
49;
40Vi Mar
,
Jan
4.20 Mar
;
■
28,840
fctVi
Explorations
Feb
9c
7c
_
3.75
6
.
Westeel Products
28c
13%
10
Industries
*
Victorla & Grey Trust—l.
West
8,800
99%
Ryanor Mining
:::
55. :
>'45
>35% Mar
2 18% Jan
977
55
j
Mar
13c
►
250
:.>
6c
'V
40% Mar
17,200
.
.
6:85
45
Mines
West
39,403
7c
Preferred
34c
6%
78%
18c %
6c
h,
37
67c
70°-
:
> 5.90
c.
Mar
37% Mar
Feb
9,475
;
77%
.
..1
Products
Canada
30c:
.
..
"Mar
Jan-
Feb
"
V
22
3.70
28
30
^Jan
20% Jan Z Z'
:
1,250
'
4.50
Corp.
Jan
12c
100
common
50
26
A pfd
ciass
Hill——
Jan
30c
13%
of Canada
Oi.
rnv
Feb
28c
___1
Mines
24c
1.18
106
11c
30c
3.45
Bank
...
Russell
100
•
Rights
Ro*
40c
100
Consol
Roval
Feb
82c
10,000
.1
Preferred
Rowan
lvc
14,280
8C
1
Ltd
Pete
2,250
95c
7c
100
Mines
iA
25c
85c
8c
1
Mines
Rockwln
25c
95c
1
Uranium
21
"18c
•
—
Feb
1
Reynold Alum pfd
Z
Feb
Feb
37,940
ZIZ— i
'itnturn
48%
6.75
1
-
Viceroy Mfg.class B
55c
9c
95c
_
Feb
.*■ 18
35%
32
250
4.20
_l
tlf
;
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd———1 "5
Ventures Ltd c
i.*,V
47c
Z-Z-1
_
I
-
Feb
48c
1
Mines
Feb "•
3138
8,770
6,255
78%
•/.
Jan
7Vic
5%c Mar
1.20
Renabie
;
-
preferred—
Universal
35c
HH i
Mines
•
f
10,300
45
.32c
-1.
——
Upper
52C
5.55
Explorations
Jan
41%
;
24
150
1,545
75
40
21%
Mines
Keno
Jan
37C
1
Ltd
Mines
Rayrock
Reef
Jan
29%- Jan--.'Vi'-,
25% Jan
i..
875
*r
14 %c 14%c
United Mount# utoan
United Oils
Jan
1
1
Mines
Jan
33c
-Jan
6.30 Feb
Jan
3.80
Class
Feb
80c
9c
>
16
*
77c
46%
Line,
Canada
oi.
.United Fuel
3.95
Feb
Jan
70c
.
West
Radiore
' '
;■
"
3.65
Estella
10c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
Copper
Ascot
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queens ton Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
28
4.40
Asbestos
Violamac
Quebec
28%
Pipeline
Mining Corp
Feb
8,000
29 %
Jam
2lc
205
37
39%
2
Gas
7,400
3Gc
•
i.«
33
28% >29%
•
Resources
Union
10
1.54
High
1.28-'Feb
Feb
38%
100
•
73c
.40
-.1
Ultra Shawkey Mines
i
Union Acceptance common..
1.40
1
Ore
17%
-
29%
36% * 37%
35% 35%
-1
Exploration—i__
Prairie
5 Vac
29% Mar
Gold
Iron
Jan
75c
5 Vic
•
'
'28%
————
Oil
5c
23c
President Electric
'
36%
Twin City Gas
1.30
1,670
Royalties
Border
>17%
30%
27%
28%
A
v
Feb
1,000
.
Gil
1.05
1.23
31 Va
•
Power
B'
Trans
9.25
50c
Powell
2,570
common-
class
Canada
1.35
1
Uranium
River
Prairie
Works
preferred
9.95
Columbia—j-1
Development
Oils
11,000
31%
!
Finance
Triad
Feb v
40c
Jan
1.14
Powell
,:27c
39%
Jan
51c
70C
Pondei
25c
38%
»*
39 %
.20
,
1.14
British
7,000
-
Trusts
Transcontinental
1.05 Mar
•
of
:
Jan
1.60
93c
1
Gold
5%
Trans
Jan
27c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Ore
10,500
6c
25 %C
.10
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
25% Mar
Feb
•
Pioneer
Jan
8
Feb
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
20c
'Class
14c
Petrol Oil Ss Gas
Pitch
Feb
4.35
18c
Z
Iron
Class A
Traders
4.66G
2
Mines
Placer
Toronto
Jan
Mar
63,400
7%
83c
'
62c
1
preferred
Mines
&
4.00
Jan
.1
Oil
&
Oil
General
40C
_—*
.
Toronto
13c 13 Vic
6%
80c
5%c
-
Feb
29c
■
LOW
6c
Mines.
Elevators
13c
'
Gold
Toronto Dominion Bank
Feb
60c
3.00 Jan
33c
Tomblll
,
Toronto
29C
7
High
83c
I—1
..
Jan
11 Vic
37 %c Jan
40c
4.20
'
'
1
1
—1.25
common
9c
3%c Jan
53c
•';
1
-—-
Exploration Ltd
Exploration i
Peerless
Jan
28,200
6c
15c
„
55C
Tiara Mines
Range Since Jan. 1 Z
Shares
4
3,400
3.25
•
•
1
Thompson-Lundmark
Mar
4,950
'
—
1
Mines
Mines Ltd
Jan
121
50C
''
Uranium
Pater
20%
Jan
26c
5%c
5%c
1
;
16% Mar
103
Low
•
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
.Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
24C
'
Parbec
Friday
High
17 Vi
17 Va
-
•
-1
Mines
28
Range Since Jan. 1
46c
10o
Oils
MARCH
STOCKS
Shares
115 117 %
17 %
•
•
Petroleums
Herat;
ENDED
for Week
4
STOCKS
WEEK
Sales
y Ex-rights
z
Ex-stock dividend.
'i J
Feb
Mar
V-
Number 5729
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45'
(1473)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
*
Quotations
»
for
Friday,
March
■
28
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
represent actual transactions, They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid*)
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
j
which have a wide national distribution.
not
or
,
,
Par
Industrials! and Utilities
' far'-."1 Bid
"v.
-Vt
27 Va..
„'--l
American; Box Board Co__—1Amer cement Corp
Amer
24 %
16
•
Line_5
Barge
_—10
Hospital Supply Corp——4
American-Marietta Co
Research &
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
Interstate
Company—'——
Hanna
(M A)
Class
."■;*•••
10
B
MP
Incorporated—.—
1
•
&
Co class A
li_i5
cotai.10
High
50
Hoover
103
28
18'A
19%-
HUgbton Gas Trust
Art Metal Construction Coc—10
26%
Hugoton
Associated*. Spring
19%
48
Husky Oil Co,^
14
Indian Head Mills Inc——1
Indiana Gas & Water Co-x—*
Arkansas
Missouri
-
Co—5
Co.._5
Power
Arkansas Western Gas Co--—5
Oil & Gas
Aztec
Co——4..L—1
Bareco Investment
Bates-Mfg-.'Coi
—1
Co—
Bay less
&
Beneficial! Oorp—:
Berkshire
:
1
^
**•'
•
Public
Iowa
Southern
26%|
Jack
14% *
24%"
12%;
2934
38%
—1
Jamaica
$1.46
Ltdi——10c""*
Oil
Canadian Superior Oil of Caiif-l'"
Cannon, Mills class B com
25
Carlisle
Corp——
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
1
* /
Sierra Pacific Power Co
71/2
25>%
27'/2
2
21%
23%
>'
-
1
_i—*
Veg Parchment Co_ 10
Natural
Kennametal
r
37%
13%
.33%
36%'
8%
8%
50c
8
24%
34%
44% *
„16
Inc_„
47%
36
38%
10
21% "
23%
10
28%
30%"
15%
_5
12%
25
12 y4
17 y8
Central III Elec
«fe
Gas
Co—10
32%
L-O-F
Central'Indiana Gas Co—^—5
13%
Landers
Central Louisiana
35
Lau
23%
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Central Vt.Pub Serv
—10
——1
Blower
Fibres
Co
1
com
17%
/Coramoft class B—!
33VaC
Clinton Machine Co_—
.1
Coastal States Gas Prod
Radio
Collins
Class B
Colonial
com—1
64 J/2
12
2%
20
21%
23
Colorado Interstate Gas Cos—5
38%
Colorado
Inc..
Milling & Elev Co—1
.
17
s.—_♦
23%
25%
29»%
32
46%
50%
16'A
cl B—5
Stores Inc
1 %
Colorado.Oil <Sc Gas Corp com—3
l S.1.2& conw preferred
25
Cummins Engine Co Inc....,
Common Ltd
vtg
:
—
Class
8%
9
17%.
IB
13-
25%,
27 Vo
Vitro
13%
18%
States
Tele
6y4
Oo„1
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
(A E)
.
10
227/e
Warner &
25%
Warren
Brothers
30
32 Vz
Warren
(S D)
287/u
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
-
2.50
97/a
11
—l
30%
33
17%
Watson
27
non-voting
5
6 "
Eng
32%
A
34%
30
321/2
19%
211/a
Inc—
K:
"•
common
7%
22%
24
.2
33%
35%
14%
15%
22
24%
Williams
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
Suburban
Suntide
Propane
Refining
21/2
.1
8%
9%,
Corp..1
Gas
15%
41/2
16 Vz
Co—.
lc
5
1
48%
52%
5
26
Tekoil
1
Corp
51/4,
5%
Bank
of
(San
America
N
&
T
S
(Newark) .25
Bank of New York......
.100
331/2
37
299
311
Boatmen's Natl Bank
60
63%
10
39%
1
...
19 Yb
5
24%
26%
Natl Bank of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.10
35
37%
37%
39%
Chase Manhattan Bk
Chern Corn Exch Bk
49%
52'/2
471/8
49%
381%
Mountain Fuel
1
9%
10%
Supply Co—10
23%
25%
17%
18%
21
22%
lira
12%
.4
25%-
1
33%
—2
7%
—
(NY).12%
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland Trust Co.
.60
.1
—
Nprtex Oil &
North
American
20%
1
12 y4
13%
—5
9%
10%
64%
1
34
16%
177/e
.
13%
Otter
14%
..._5
27%
29%
•
6%
6%
1
3%
4
—1
Assn_100
_1
15%
Florida. Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
11%
16%
12%
14%
15%
Ft
24%
26%
10
Fisher Governor Co
Corrugated
Paper. 10
Co
*
Tail
Co
23
i
24%
.1
;
Oil Co
24%
26%
10
25%
26%
2.50
3%
4%
Telep (Calif) 5fc pfd__20
Telep Oo of the Southwest
19%
20%
preferred
6%
•
Co
67%
10%
11%
5
11
"A"„90c
Light Co
6%
33
35
17%
18%
Pacific
Mercury Telev
Pacific
Power
&
Pan American Sulphur Co
Pendleton
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Indus
General
70c
1
—
Bottlers
5%
141/2
1
15%
9%
—10
Pfaudler-Permutit
12
5J/4
24%
61%
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
Natural Gas Co
8%
9%
28
•
297/B
20
Plymouth Rubber Co
Portland
Gas
,.——2
& Coke Co
,
4%
14%
-
5%
24%
26%
Potash
5
28%
31%
10c
47/8
5%
Co of America
21%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New Hamp
6
17%
18%
18%
19%
Pub Serv
Co
of
New Mexico
5
18%
197/e
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
25
27%
1
14%
19%
20%
1
24%
26%
Portland
Cement
Fire
Co
Brick Co
1
5
84
18
88%
231/4.
25%
31
?
34%
43
45%.
—25
Continental
Co
111
Bank
Trust
&
33 Ya
(Chicago)
10
Bank
—5
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
295
23%
Trust
Co
155
34
(NY) .10
Federation Bk & Tr Co
24
25%
164
42%
45%
75
79%
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
72
60%
64%
Trust
Co
(N
Y)—10
28
32%
10
33%
35%
(Camden N J)
.fly«
(Atlanta) ..10
Co
20%
221/2
31%
33%
48%
52'/a
First National Bk
First Nat'l Bank
Baltimore
10
First. Natl Bank of Boston..12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago—..100
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
First Natl
First
of
Bk
Natl
City)—23
(Jersey
Bank
Natl
First
Natl City Bank
First
70'/2
344
73%
•
Tr
Co
of St
& Trust Co
Louis
(Hackensack
N J)
39%
29
32%
20;
42%
45%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallaa)—lit"
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl, Bank of
<
48%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
&
Trust
(Phila)
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New
10
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
130
"<•
63
144
30
.
York—5,
55%
59
17
19%
7%
a%
Louis Union Trust Co——20
70
(Wash).-20
71
73%
75%
72
33>/2
St
59
Seattle
1st
Second
Bank-State Street Trust
Natl
Bk
57
62%
20
68
63
66%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
27
29%
63 %
66%
45
4a
22%
24%
,-10
(Boston Mass)
42%
45%
32
35%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
— ——12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton (N Y).
———5
State Bank of Albany
10
42
45 y8
42%
45%
(N Y)—.10
21%
Jersey—2%
8%
23%.
30%
26%
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
45%
48 V*
Trade Bk & Tr Co
Trust Co of New
(Franklin
20
751/4
78%
York—10
42%
45 Va
Guaranty Trust Co (N Yl
Bank of New
Sav
Bk
<Chic)—20
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
79
82%
32%
35 y8
47
52 y2
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N Jl
23
Hudson Tr CO
(Union City)—8
14%
16
Industrial Bk of Com
33
36%
37%
40%
Natl
Bank
(N Y)—10
R
footnotes
see
39
42
41%
44%
—10
23%
<N Y)__20
67%
25%
7oy*
31%
34%
(Cleveland)
United
Tr Co of
Maryland
(Boston)
United
10
10
States Trust Co—
States Tr Co
of
10
I
Union Bank of Commerce—
Union
Hudson
For
16
37
18,
24%
Providence
58
14%
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
5
Industrial
54%
20
(Phila.)———10
Square N Y)
&
80%
391
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Sterling Natl Bk & It Co
(New York)
——25
Tr
47%
5
10
311/4
:
(N Y)—20
Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bk
Harris
45%
32%
77%
(Chicago)—100, 370
55
First Westchester Natl Bank
Hanover
58
42%
(N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl state Bk of Newark
12%
354
Pennsylvania. Banking
New
29%
43%
Co
25
First
of
66%
53%
(Albany N Y)
Boston
Trust Co
Paterson
Bk
20%
26%
7.50
Natl Newark & Essex Banking.
76%
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
56%
18%
6*
,
37%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fiduciary
53%.
(Cleve)—1&\
National Commerce Bank &
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
I
Co
<Pittsburgh)
—28,
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
50
(Newark
N J)
44
OA4
25%
10
Federal
40%
(Boston).100
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25-
27
63%
262
ot Detroit—18
18%
128
60
of. Westchester.5
City Bank
Northern
County Trust Co (White
Plains N Y)
121
New Eng Trust Co
County Bank & Trust Co
(Paterson N J)
*7%
(J P) & Co (N Y)—108
National Bank
61%
57
•
Freeport (N Y)
...5
Mellon Nalt, Bk & Tr Co (Pgh).25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of BostoxulO
National
16
Grem (A P>
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
Giant
18%
33%
,
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank ot
Trust
Hartford
15%
Portland General Electric Co_7 %
Producing Properties Inc
20
19
17
32
28
(Phila)
National
66
255
240
Commercial State Bank &
10%
27
27%
24
2%
Corp
Power
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp..
Pacific Far East Line
Pioneer
Co
r,Miss River Prod—10c
5%
38%
25%
5%%
3%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—.5
63%
Gen
43%
Old Ben Coal Corp
62
Gen
69 ;
,
3J/a
11%
58%
General Gas
41
l
.3
43
_10c
Packing
4%
23%
Corp
Crude
Coal
3%
(Texas)—*
Co—
Service
1
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
23%
General
Corp
North Penn Gas Co
13
60
Gas
50c
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
-
2.50
Garlock
Gas
12%
15%
Fisher Brothers Co
Frito
11%'.
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Morgan
34%
1
Federal Natl Mortgage
Wayne
50c
.
Oklahoma
Empire State Oil Co
Boston
common
Norris Thermador Corp.:;
9
First
B
.
7%
12
Oil
Class
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
2%
Dun
Equity
Aluminate Corp
-
17%
Far
Trust Oo (Phila)—.5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
40%
(N J)
(N Y)..10
Citizens & Southern National
-
25 %
•
,_1
7%
10
42'A
88%
17%
86
Co
8
Co
6%
Companies
Co
20
—
84%
5
23%
Utilities
New
Mfg Co.-
14
35ya
-50c
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—1Q
(St
Louis)
78%
41
Emhart
28 y4
291/a
13
Liberty Real Estate Bk &> TT
39%
_5
Electrolux Corp—.
Zapata Off-Shore Co....
67%
36%
7%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R. R) & Sons Co
5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
El Paso- Electric
25
271/4
6%
32%
.
1
64%
73%
1
Inc
10
...16
(N Y)
25
National Shirt Shops of Del
Laboratory
Company—
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
6%v
22%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12'/2
10
Economics
v
Williams & Co Inc—.2%- [
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
10
Wood Conversion Co
&. ■
20%
Commercial Trust of N J
—1
10
12%
18%
157/8
17%
Associates
16
11%
—...1
21%
22%
17%
Utilities
Bros
13%.
14%-
10
18%
Eastern
Oil Co
44%
12%.
V*
14%
16%
50c
6%
44%
(NY)—5
Virginia—.
Bankers Trust Co
37%
20%
18
Inc
White Eagle
1
Industrial
35%
1
X
Industries
>
..1 ;
.10c
Gas Co
Aik
A
Francisco)v„„
of
BIA
5
Detroit Interna t Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Eastern
19%
"A"„ L
..5
Western Natural
Bank and Trust
28%
Montrose Chemical Co
East Tennessee Nat Gas CO—1—1
17%
281/4
26%
634
2
Transport
Wurlibzer
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
1
16 J/2
1
13%
1
Whiting Corp
4
1
Trust Co (N Y):
17%
—
12%.
Western Massachusetts Cos
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
28%
31%
preference
36 y8
Id '
12'/s.
61/2
4%
26%
2%
$1
481/4
33%
37%.
33%
Central
National Gas & Oil Corp
-5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Dynamics Corp of America—
25%
44%
.
42 %
Camden Trust Co
National
Inc
241/4-
*
35%
5%
7%
14%
Dunham Bush
I
5/
l
Co
Co
5%
U'/»
39%
7%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
Detroit Harvester Co__
_A
1
Inc
Bros
30
5%
20%
Bradstreet
Swasey Co.
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stouffer Corp,
1.25
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
10%
&
-•
West Point Manufacturing Co.--5
Western Lt & Telephone Co
10
Stanley
Bank
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists^ Supply Co of N Y—2%
Dictaphone Corp
■
7'/a
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common
50c
27
2y2
Register
of Amer
Corp
23%
21%
2y2
Mfg Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
-
381/4
IB
1:
Bank of Commerce
12
•
24%
Missouri
.■
Danly Machine Specialties
„5
Darling (L A) Co
—:
1
35%
5
Mississippi Shipping Co—..,
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
39
>
5
Varian Associates
Minneapolis Gas Co—
1- 29
1
-
Valley Mould' & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
17%
11
2%
<fc
Miles Laboratories Inc-
10%
5
Corp
Machine
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
2%
9 %"
vtg—1
—1 \
Publishing Co
-..—5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
18%
Cross Company————5
16%
Meredith
5%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Continental. Transp Lines Inc__l..
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cutter Laboratories com
McNeil
13%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
217/a
39
Far
.18%
.25.%
1
•
20%
Bank of North America
.1
Herrlngton Co Inc
McLouth Steel
Commonwealth Gas Corp_
13%
•
36%
24%
16
com
Maryland 8hipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W L) Corp
3
McLean Industries
lc
28%
Stores
12%
2J/a
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
Southern Union Gas Co
_1
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
68
Marmon
12
1
Utah Southern Oil Co
33
Marlin-Rockwell Corp—
r
9%
—1
A
Co
30%
'
Macmillan
-
4%-.
common-
•:
28%
5%
30%
CO_l
Madison Gas & Electric Co*—16
Maremont Auto Prods Inc.'1
>
17%
.1
17%,
16i/i
43A
30 %
Upper Peninsular Power Co*.—9/
Southern Nevada Power Co—_.l
13%
5J/«
5%
cl A—33%c
Chattanooga Gas Co
15%
24
VA
28
12%
32 Vi
Lucky
21%;.
.16%-
Glass
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Citizens Util Co
*
Lithium Corp of America.—..I
Lone Star Steel Co_
_.l
20%
Corp
16ya
20%
22%
IOC'
10%
27%
19-
.
33%
Central Soya Co__:
Central Telephone Co
5
Co—"
Colorado Power
13%
Frary & Clark
Co__3 Vz
Central Public Utility Corp—_6
;
Southern
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp
9%
25%
-
16%
Co
Gas
10
10%
11 %
38%
11%
5
-
&
Central Maine Power Co—
10
10%
10c
10
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
.10u-
6%
2oy»
36%
-
30
10%
A—-.1 A
'
Central Electric
Electric Co—5
Devel Co-lOc
Serv Co
Staley
Koehring Co
5%
:—
Shore Oil &
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Keystone Portland Cem Co—3
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—*.
:
Southern Calif Water Co
28
34 3
A 23%
31 % ■;
A,—3
Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchum Co Inc J—
33%
Corp
South
Southeastern Pub
7% '!
;•
32
Gas_5 \
—
21%
Skil
Co_—
22-
19%
50c
127%
12%
6%
12%
1
Corp commonl
Kendall Co_——
8%
.—1
Corp——10
Products
;
Pipe Line Carp
■" 11%
16%
49 %
Gas
Seismograph Service Corp—_1_1
&
11%
11%
.„_l
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co—-
eta-
Trans
5%
United Greenfield Corp—
6% preferred
Petroleum:
D)
25%
10%
Co
——
Kansas-Nebraska
9ya
46%
(G
16%
-34%
preferred
Kalamazoo
'8%
29%
Searle
*
Steel
1
5Va
20%
1 '
—
'
1
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser
Tracerlab Ine
43%
311/«
24
Cp__ 15
Inc
Electric
10%
Topp
39%
87/a
27%
97 '
;
15%
Co——.,.5
Utilities
Corp.^^
9%
Industries Inc„—
1'
Towmotor Corp___
—_X .
20%
2
San Jacinto
Southwestern
90
Wat^r Supply—
Jefferson
Jervis
211/4
"
Service
Helntz
64%
19%
8Va
.
Standard
&
m
61%
1
»
10T^
37%
Reid—
^
V/a
1
Corp
20y4
■•r 17%
29%
VA
1
Tokheim
19
171/8
1
41%
10
————10
*
yl6
5
& Pow Co
i9J/2
691/2
.1
Ryder System Inc
21%
*15%
common
210
Manufacturing Co__21/2
Marie
28y4-
Three States Nat Gas Co
10
—T
•
Diver Services ' Inc—
A
30
05y2
Corp
-
3%
26
Time Inc
~''9Va
*
1
63
Freight Sys—1
IoWa Electric Lt
28%p
26%
19%
*59
Co—5
25c
Plywood
*4%
3%-
__l
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
171/2
20%
Z 26%
Securities
Iowa
California Oregon Power Co—20
/ > 32%
California .Water Service-Cc—25 v": 43%
Calif. Water & Telep Co.
12% ;/'21%
Canadian. Delhi
Rose
631/2
20»A
■
.
Co£.
_*
Corp__■i—il
Motor
Class
>
'".t'-
Eurndy Cbrpl—_—,
Roddis
v:.8
16
L__ 10
Thermp King Corp
4
*i
10
9%
Textbook
17%
y
24%
.7%
Bakeries
WU
%
*
"
Rockwell
151/a
60 %
*
21%
29%.
,,
33
22%
t—_1
21%
20V»
27y2
Rochester Telephone Corp
»
7%
30%
Co——1
28%
20%
13%
Roadway Express class A
14%
"13%
"units"j.„__
26%
Corp.5
i3%
Robbins & Myers Ine__
Robertson (H H) Co.
106
6%
1
Corp_7
3
'
'
Production
Investors
24-%
1
BlackvSivalIs & Bryson Inc com-1 / 19%'-"
Botany Mills Inc—4———l.\(v 5%
Bowser to $1:20 preferred:—25/
13
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co——10
22
Brush Beryllium Co—.—-——1
11%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
27%
Bullock's Inc„—
A_l
A——_t_2%
Interstate
Hathaway Inc—1—5 -A ; 6%
Black Hiils Power & Light Co-ll
class
Interstate
11%
10%
Beryllium Corp-i—23
Co
Interstate
13%'
———10
Gpssert Co
class
Voltage Engineering_ti—_i
International
27JA.
(A, J). Markets———1 1
Ind
Indianapolis Water Co
6%
I.;——-———:10 '■.'■■•■5Vb
Laboratories-^-—u—1_1"
Eaxter
Bell
-AO
—10
Corp
Products Inc.—4
Avon
.
Curtis
Transmis
Transmission
111 Nat Gas Pipeline Cowl
Texas Industries Ino
—k
Texas National Petroleum
1 '
Texas Natural Gasoline Corpw.l
'
52%
■
Chemicals—
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
■
54
Hudson Pulp & Paper
CorpfClass A common
i—i_—1
•Arizona. Public Service
Riley Stoker Corp.—
V97
15'A
•
*
14'/b
% 50
19%
1
preferred,-'
13
BM
Texas
4J/4
.1—*4_10 /y'99
Publications cltAl25 A*13%
Helene
Partic
24%
17%
.
Anheuser-Busch Inc.—.—4
Arden, Farms Co common
22%
',25%
common
Hearst Cons
A
11
A.49%
26 %;
Develop__—1
American. Window Glass Co.12%
"
Controls—1
Chemicals
Haloid
'
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
Resistoflex Corp—
.....1
Richardson Co:
:
;
12%
18%
23-%
Hagan
33%
Gas
—lAlOc-"" 3%
25%
*
Eastern
Texas
11%
Corp..—*2.50
43%
-
^.—£.2
American Pipe & Const Co——1
Amer
Gulf
Texas
281/4
121
^-17%
—1
Gas Co
i— i*
Par
37/8
26%
16%
15%
Society—:
41'A
—_5
—
Commercial
Amer
American Express Co
Grolier
*
Ask
3%
—1
Reichhold
Ask
Bid
-.i
v/v
| P»r
Green Mountain Power Corp—"_5
Grinnell
Corp
♦
5
Bid
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
28 %
Aerovox Corp—:—_———1
Air Produces Inc.—
•
preceding page.
Valley Natl Bk
(Phoenix Aria)-5
40
The
(1474)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Rid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Mutaai
28
March
Ask
Corp 5%s—.
Union Electric 4%s__—
.1971
82
1988
105
Bid
Par
Funds—
United
Ask
.1978
100%
1.50
1.65
X5.84
6.32
Institutional
1
3.93
4.20
Inst
Fund Inc—1
7.30
8.04
Institutional
1.33
1.46
Institutional Income Fund--lc
5.69
4.42
4.83
Institutional
Fund—-lc
11.36
4.97
5.40
Intl Resources Fund Inc—-ric
3.42
7.77
Investment
America.—!
8.04
8.79
3.46
3.78
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.le
9.45
10.27
1st el Fund Inc
.1970
Universal
81
Match
Westcoast
84
Trans
ss
1976
5%s_
96
Fund——
Fund
American Business Shares
Mutual
American
Fund Trust—
Associated
Devel
Atomic
Fund
Mut
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
Institutional
84
Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
General
25.11
20.60
B-3
15.15
B-4
(Discount Bonds)——
1
8.79
9.59
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
7.85
8.58
11.30
12,30
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stkst —1
9.67
10.55
6.82
7.45
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk"—1
14.39
15.70
(Income Com-Stocksi—1
9.76
10.65
1
11.13
12.03
S-3
(Speculative Com Stkj—1
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
16.02
17.33
S-4
(Low Priced
6.57
7.18
Knickerbocker
1
1
4.65
5.09
21.90
23.68
Lexington Trust Fund,
Lexington Venture Fund
50c
15.65
16.93
(1654-
Ltd,,————
Canadian Fund Inc.——
.
Chemical Fund Inc
—100
Preferred
Colonial
Commonwealth
6.18
—1
Life Insurance Investors Inc-—1
14.06
5.18
5.66
Suyles Mutual Fund-—*
—lc
4.18
4.60
Continental
1.94
2.14
2.37
2.62
16.44
17.87
1
1
13.97
15.18
13.28
14.36
15%
16%
Stock
ix
Metal
Inc
—
Inc
6.25
5 76
.1
Fund
shares-.
Paper
shares---——lc
13.48
13.62
65
75%
Fund
Stk
Fund
9.47
10.42
1
7 97
6.37
Diversified
Trustee
7.78
8.53
15.46
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
17.50
2.50
Shares-——-——25c
2.55
9.25
10.05
10
52%
5G
Glens Falls
5
28 %
30
5
18.36
19.85
14.33
Gulf Life
Fund Inc—1
8.65
9.49
1
al2.39
Mutual Investment
Shares
Corp
—-—1
Fund.
1
2.85
18.35
19.86
1
9.21
9.96
beneficial Interest
Corp—_1
4.45
134.34
6.34
135.70
Fidelity Fund Inc.—
——5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
12.06
14.69
Bond
4.86
10
20c
13.04
Electronics Investment
Inc——
Equity Fund Inc
1
series—^
5.34
5.84
1
3.22
7.25
5.05
Inc_l
3.26
Florida Growth Fund Inc_—10c
4.32
Series
Income
6.86
--1
2.12
2.32
c
7.39
8.83
9.70,
Inc_
England
New York
8.03
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund-—
3.57
Fund
__
5.53
6.04
_1
19.65
21.24
28%
30%
Preferred stock
lc
series-
5.19
1
Electronics Shares
14.03
15.38
4.80
5.22
1
Inc————
11.77
12.86
.<•
Inc
11.66
12.61
6.13
Capital Corp
,—1
General Investors; Trust-,——1
6.66
Group Securities—
8.40
Philadelphia
Pioneer
Price
Fund
6.46
7.09
9.74
*
7.66
1
20.35
Fire
U 15
U
«
102%
107
Ins—10
70 %
74%
28
30%
40
45%
44%
47%
62%
66%
lo
Surety Co
Fire Si Marine
23%
25%
10
44
JO
44%
47 %
20%
22
5
77
80%
Fidelity Si Guaranty Co—10
62
65%
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
(N
Y)
8
Travelers
90%
41
41%
48
10
Marine—6.2&<
Si
15%
38%
S
Fire
3
24
Y
2
20
31%
Fire
2
26%-
28%
D S Lire Insurance Co
City
46%
N
of
Westchester
in
25%
the
1
29.57
(Geo)
5.77
100.2
100.5
100.18
100.22
July 15, 1958
100.14
100.18
1
10.56
lc
10.89
11.93
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
10.74
11.76
May 8,
June
26,
•
4%s
July
10,
1958
100.6
100.10
1959
102.6
102.12
100.4 '
100.12
1,
1959
I960
1,
99.30-
1958
101.16
101.24
100.11
4s
103%
104%
100.27
109%
110%
100
100.12
May 1,
1902—
100.22
100.26
101.1
101.5
4%s
101.7
101.11
100.28
101
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
Aug. 23, I960—
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
102.6
102.10
3%s
102.4
102.8
101.1
101.5
11.
Oct.
Feb
1958
1958
10,
a20.87
-
6.24
1.25
7.71
10, 1959
6.59
7.23
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.75
10.65
8.68
9.51
Smith
12.64
7.15
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
11.24
6.11
6.7C
Sovereign
1
11.10
State Street
*>
31
32%
10.06
11.02
June
Sept.
_
_
1970-1967
1,
107
—
103%
108
100
104'%
102%
1972
15,
99
103%
100.11
100.15
Bank for Cooperatives—
Central
4.8as
15,
May
106.8
106.20
5s
101
101.8
2.35s Oct. 7,
Sept
1958
1958
2.
—
101.11
101.15
100.8
100.10
12.16
8.27
8.62
11, 1963
10. 1S65
Oct.
1969
1970
100.14
13.85
6.52
March
*%s
8.35
lc
100.6
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961
10O.6
100.3
100.24
3%s
-lc
100.28
1,
3V4S
41%
Fully Administered shares__lc
100.7
100.8
1958
Aug.
4.20s
a32.69
1
100.4
100.3
2,
2%s Nov.
4%s July 15,
3%s April 1,
4.70s
Scudder Stevens & ClarkCommon Stock Fund
100
100.22
!„
4%s July 15, 1958
100
1958
3s
——
Mortgage Assn—
10, 1958
4%s
Seudder Stevens & Clark
38%
Natl
4%s
alO.07
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
point
a
2%s Feb.
11.48
1
Funds
7.13
Fund Inc
16,
32nds of
one or more
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1. 1958
1958
4.05s Apr.
6.24
Fund
Nuclear
Ask
1958
June
Federal
29.87
—1
Inc
Sz
.
.
2%s May
14.25
6.28
6.85
(Texas10
14
4%s Feb.
20.55
13.11
5.72
6.50
shares—
April 15,
3.76
lc
—
10
Insurance
Paul
Title
12.65
Growth Stock
Fund
Science
3.46
11.54
—2.50
Inc
Inc—
Rowe)
Putnam
8.89
.——lc
2
Co
Ins
Standard
8.37
Inc„
Fund
Fund
(T
Corp
Fund Inc—
lc
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
38%
(N Y)
Corp
Security (New Haven)
Pederal Home Loan Banks—
3.30s
1
Securities
lc
shaves—
36
Figures after decimal point represent
9.18
1
Fund Inc—
Peoples
Puritan
Aviation shares--—.
17%
Seaboard
168
Bid
1
Inc—
4.60s
Pine Street
Fund
General
64
16%
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
39
161
«,
Over-the-Counter Securities
5.72
2
-1
Fundamental Investors Inc
60%
86
Amer_
Life
59%
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics Chemistry &
4%s
_lc
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—•
Common stock series
Standard
21 %
55
10
Springfield
North
57%
19%
Co
7.50
1
Stock Series
Growth
New
4.72
.
Insurance
5.52
Dividend Series
Stock Series
Financial Industrial Fund
10
of
53 %
5
5
Insurance Co
Providence-WashingtonQuaker City Life Ins
St
33%
22 %
26%
Fla)_2%
<!?o
Co
49 %
7.92
1
Jefferson
3.52
Preferred Stock Series—_ —1
6.57
15.88
(Jacksonville
Insurance
10.90
.1
—
—
9.97
77%
45%
10
N
Phoenix
38%
Balanced Series..
73
Y_10
10
of
Indemnity Co
Republic
17 %
15%
31%
21
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
Series—
Security
85 %
70
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.10
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
20.33
19.01
1
Stock Fund
21.89
20.48
55
66%
5
Insurance
Hanover
Mutual Trust Shares
of
87 %
51%
Globe & Republic
Great American 4.
13.26
8%
£0%
(Minn)
Life
Reliance
Foundation—I
Income
41%
4
Insurance
of beneficial interest—1
Units
39 %
2.50
Ft
(S
Pacific
Peerless
Phila
32
•
83
10
General Reinsurance Corp
33 %c
Massachusetts, Life Fund—•
National
»
63%
10.27
Fund
Life
36%
7 %
12.50
Reinsurance
Stock
Growth
National Investors Corp—
Eaton & Howard—
60%
29%
4
Fireman's
6.96
27%
34
3.33%
Insurance
%
3%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Franklin
33 %c
25%
2.50
Northeastern
Pacific Insurance Co
Trust
int
43
57%
9.50
Investors
Mutual
2.79
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
82
11.11
Mutual
Shares-
Series E—
78%
54%
10.28
Mass
8.77
5.81
5
Fidelity Si Deposit of Md
39%
5
Fire
River
16%
46%
Northwestern National Life
10
Federal
38'%
43%
10
125
2.59
2.36
Investors
York
North
-
15%
2
118
2.35
2.14
6.35
beneficial
New
36
_5.
A
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
5
2.76
of
5
Corp class
Northern
3.59
Massachusetts
87%
255
2.50
i,
36%
.-
86%
244
3.26
Fund Inc
Inc—1
—_
Delaware Income Fund Inc
——lc
shares—
11%
34
82
10
Special Investment shares—lc
69%
Chemical
71
—lc
Petroleum
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
1
1
Automobile
33%
Co
-
83
New Amsterdam
'
3.46
1
Industries
Nationwide
15%
Crum & Forster Iuc
3.14
shares—
49%
Lu'/a
(Balt)_10
National Union Fire
20%
Co
33 %
,58%
10
50%
31%
Casualty
Automobile
Co
Ins
Fire
'
31%
Assurance
Life
14%
47
29%
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Investing Co Inc
Gas
Monarch
Monumental
18%
Life
31
54%
•
16%
5
General
12.59
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
.Futures
2%
31%
(N J)—9
Ins
2
Life
—....1
Mutual
3.
,
.
15%
Assn
Natl
Columbian
—
Ins
Connecticut
share
Florida
Life. Ins
2-
37 %
45
4.
New
Managed Funds-
Western Investment
Energy Fund
Merchant* & Manufacturers
1
Co
Boston Insurance Co
Camden Fire
11.58
Bond
Growth
26
95
191
35%
5
Fire Assurance
J)-10
(N
SO%
5
Merchants
29
10
Ins
Life Ins
1
Fund
Balanced
.
Life
Stand
8.13
Fund Inc
Dividend
a41.06
Beneficial
9.01
Dividend Income
Diver
6%
13
181
I
32%
15.38
Inc—1
Fund
Natl
Bankers
7.76
Consolidated Investment T'rust.l
Delaware
10
,
1%
30%
11%
20
Casualty —
Massachusetts Bonding
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Maryland
24%
,6.25
Bankers Si Shippers
10.69
11.49
9.79
9.32
8.59
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
17%
1%
28
1
18
National
8.29
Fund Inc.—.
De Vegh
American Surety Co
—1
—.
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Crown
9.88
5.63
Inc
35%
7.94
10.51
8.96
Companies
Aak
16
Mtge & Title Co—65cNatl Life Ins (Blrm)-2
21%
6%
5
American Re-Insurance
Bid
(Va)_5
29
C'o_5
(Wash D C)—1
Mercury
Corp
—
Assurance
Amer Ins Cat fWewark HJi —2%
Amer
Ins
19%
1
(Jacksonville
Home
Life
Title
16%
a
Heritage Life Ins—
Fla)
Liberty
27-%
32 %
Investment.—1
Fund Inc—
Concord
Amer
195
25%
preferred—
Lawyers
Lawyers
64%
186
10
conv
American
11.43
7.27
_1
Loornls
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
10.47
.
25c
Fund
Life Insurance Stk
134
128
1
Inc.——
Fund
Composite
12 500
Securities com—.100 11,900
Christiana
Stks)_l
Com
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
—
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
$1.25
16.53
16.02
22.52
Fund—
10
—
Par
143
60%
10"
5
Fidelity Si Casualty_5
American
24.47
14.82
19.10
& Surety
Co
Companies
Ask
137
10
Insurance
Aetna Life
26.20
22.43
(Medium Grade Bonds) „1
(Low Priced Bonds*
1
S-2
California Fund Inc.——.
Canada
1
Bondst
Casualty
Aetna
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
20.83
1
1
1
-1
Ltd——1—;
Fund
(The.t
(Investment
B-l
————
Aetna
&19.31
Trust
Bid
Par
9.79
B-2
Investment
Insurance
10.11
29.05
10.99
Bullock
of
9.24
8.96
22.79
Street
Insur
28.48
10.11
Boston Fund Inc-
9.94
——1
20.85
Broad
—lc
Fund_lc
9.09
109%
11.01
of Boston—1
1
——
10.06
Growth
Co
Investment
Mutual Fund Inc___1
Bond Inv Tr of America
"
Ltd
Canada
Blue Ridge
Fund—lc
Bank
Foundation Fund
Johnston
Axe-Tenipleton Growth Fund
Ltd—
Shares
98
108'
1988
3.74
7.15
4 Vis—
12.43
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Gas
Industries 4%s
S
6.23
Inc—1
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Ask
101%
U
25c
Inc——-1.25
Bid
105%
Underwood
Equipment shares
Food
shares-
General Bona shares
lc
,
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising
Mining
lc
shares
shares.
Petroleum
shares
Tobacco
Utilities
Growth
1
Fund
Investment
Corp
3%s
March
11,
1968
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
10.14
10.72
10.33
11.26
7.68
8.39
5.76
6.32
11.12
2.04
2.26
Texas
4.55
5.00
United
Inc
Fund
Funds
1
,
FigtOAfr after decimal paint represent one or more 32nds of a point
Bid
Maturity-^
Inc—
le
6.95
7.62
United Accumulated
—lc
6.69
7.34
United Continental Fund
Fund
1
9.62
Certificates
10.46
1
6.28
6.86
3%s April 15, 1958
lc
5.72
6.28
United Income
Fund
Shares.i
8.83
9.60
4s
10.29
United Science
Fund
1
9.37
10.24
Aug. 1,
3%s Dec.
1
9.39
13.77
14.18
United
1
13.25
14.51
2%s Feb.
1
15.39
15.86
Value Line
I
5.59
6.11
Inc__1
10c
4.03
4.41
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Funds
Value
H-C7-;—
Series H-DA
Income
Line
Fund
Ltd;
Fund Inc
Value -Line
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Canada
1, .1958—
—
1959
3%s May
15,
IVas
1,
4.52
4.94
Treasury Notes—
1%8 April 1, 1958
2.52
2%s June 15, 1958
IVas Oct. 1. 1958
1
6.65
7.27
1%S Feb. 15, 1959
l%s At>ril 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 1, 1959
3.98
1
a23.07
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc.—1
2.24
2.45
1
7.69
8.40
6.64
7.26
Wellington Fund—1
1
12.01
1
7.39
8.08
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
11.33
7.01
7.58
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
4.81
105.2
103.6
98.28
98.4
105.6
97.8
97.16
104.8
104.12
96.16
96.24
12.25
—1
l%s April 1. 1962
—
99.31
98.20
97.28
lVis
99.8
13.10
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
99.30
103.2
1960
1960
April 1, 1961
4s Aug.
1, 1961
1 Vis Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
100.3
100.6
10c
Oct.
100.14
100.12
2.31
Situations
;
99
l%s April 1, 1960
100.30
101.17
100.22;. 100.24
Ask
Notes;—(Cont.)—
101.15
10c
Fund
Special
Inc
Treasury
100.2
100.28
1958
14,
Bid
Maturity-
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
_—lc
shares—
-
_
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
a29.18
le
:
_
1958
12.26
1
10.15
Industry Shares Inc
Series
B)
Investors
Roe & Farnum Fund-
—lc
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
Stein
lc
Equipment shares
Shares
Amer
(Edison
lc
shares
Railroad Bond shares
RR
Selected
5.20
Haycock Fund Inc
Wall
Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc.,
;
100.8
99.12
4s
100
99.24
1%S
Oct.
3%s
Nov.
99.20
Aug.
106-2
1962
15,
96
1962
1,
15,
105.8
1962
106.6
96.8
105.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—■
Bid
Ealt Gas &
Elec 4?—
Steel 5%s
Barium
1993
Ask
101 %
Gulf
102
Power
1969
71%
73%
Home
98%
98%
Indiana
Elec
Canadian
4%s>_i.
Pac
Ry
Co
4s
1988
5s
97 %
Ask
98%
78
1988
3%s
103 %
1966
93%
117
3%s_1988
98
Ind Power & Lgt 4%s
80
1971
Elec
1988
101 %
1988
101%
Dated
7-
1-57
4
8-
1-57
5-
4.50%
Bid
Due
-1-58
100.6
100.9
3-57
6-
2-58
100.14
100.18
1-57
7-
1-58
100.23
100.26
94%
101%
102
Chance Vought- 5 Vis
101
98
8-
1-58
101
101.4
2<v
68
Mich
Lowenstein (M)
4%s
99%
119
4% %
98%
4% %
1981
66%
1975
82
1976
94
97
Uranium 5%s ww_l963
4%s
1988
98
100
Mueller
Brass
3%s
Rock Island & Pac Rv—
'
N
1983
100%
Gas 4%s
1983
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_20Q8
Commonwealth Oil ftef—
99%
99
Span
Can
5s
Columbia
6s
1-1972
—
100%
Ohio
Edison'
Paso
Natural
Gas
Perro Corp 3%»
ITu«»hauf Trailer 4s
5%6.1977
Quebec Natural Gas
96
107%
1975
1975
68
Genera! Port Cement 55—1977
Gen'i Tire &> Rubber 6s wwl982
108%
lis
—_———
117
1977
101
w
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.21
100.25
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.12
100.15
,4- 1-58
i
1-
5-59
100.3
100.5
Co
of
"
119
May 15,
99.983
May 22, 1958—
April
114%
April
April
Units
135%
15,
1958-
4%s
1967
88
99.856
99.958
99.971
May 29,
1958—:
99.823
99.833
1958.
99 953
99.967
June
1958
99.802
99.813
99.933
99.950
June 12, 1958—:
99.785
99.797
99 916
99.924
June
99.764
99.778
&,
99.894
99.905
June
99.739
99.754
17,
1958—
112%
101%
4%s
1980
100
100%
5s
1971
71 %
73
Pipe Line Units-
145 %
147
5,
19,
—
1958
1958—
26,
102
101%
,Trans-Canada
99.888
99.844
1958
24, 1958.
1, 1958-
91
111%
Amer
Ask
99.875
May
137
101 %
Textron
-v
Dollar Value
Bid
99.972
103%
1983
Debentures
120
Bills
'
99.995
113
Sylvania Elec Prod 4%s
66%
"
Am
Ask
99.992
103%
Southern New Eng Tel 4%s_1991
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982
80
65%
3^4*
100.28
April 10, 1958
97%
1976
'
1-58
May
Pacific Petroleum 5s
Sheraton
El
10-
April 3,vJ958
100
98 %
_
2-58
Dollar Value
Bid
5%s
101.3
1-
United States Treasury
& Sons—
—
~
National
•
101
102
&
103
Chic
2-58
2.45%
1-57
Ask
9-
3.00%
9-
11-
Bid
2-57
3.65 %
10-
Due
12-
■
103%
Carrier
Corp
4Ves
1082
Central 111 Pub Sere 4%S—1988
1977
418 'i
100.2
1-58
Dated
Bate
Ask
100
102
Iowa Public Serv 4%s
Bell
Calif
Oil
Bid
4.25 %
4.20%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Telc-p Co of Perm 3%e_1989
Burlington Lndustries 4Vie—1975
:
Kate
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No par value
a Net
asset value.
k Admitted
'
atock
■•ft
b Bid
to
listing
Exchange
yield
oriro
d Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
-
s
...
x
stock.
y
•
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued.
Ex-stock
1
dividend.
Volume 187
Number 5729
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1475)
Third Federal Reserve District-
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
•
-
-
Bank clearings this week will show a decrease compared with a
year ago.
liminary figures compiled by
of the
Week
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based
us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Bethlehem
Lancaster
1.6% below those of the corresponding week last year.
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1957.
same
Our comparative
the week follows:
summary
for
Ending March 29—
1958
York
:
Jt-rsey—Trenton.
(11
670,185,548
—
5.8
379,887,982
+
Louis
9.8
326,200,000
,
Francisco
'
-
Pittsburgh
360,200.000
641.891.000
5.8
9.4
cities, five days-
Other cities, five days-—
s
^
___
358,682.654
—
3,915,656.870
4,123;573.115
—
—
Total all cities, five days
11,687,374
$21,384,619,451 $21,693,634,622
west
0.6
(7 cities)
day_.
783.131,374
—
5.0
Richmond
1.4
824,714.623
—
District of
5.0
4,247,103
22,599,500
223,349,605
7,604,790
._
>
Complete and exact details for the
week covered by the foregoing will
appear
in-our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
same
decrease of
a
Outside of this city there
showing
an
we present further
below,
0.7%, the aggregate clearings for
was a
increase of 3.6%.
the New York Reserve District the totals record
District of 26.3%.
a
In the Cleveland
gain of 3.2%, but in the Boston
a
loss of 7.9%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
Reserve District the totals show
The Chicago Reserve District totals show
Louis Reserve District shows
District of 4.5%.
increase of
an
District by 7.7%
■,
In the following
we
furnish
;
.
34,403,228
140,197,810
448,600,000
and
the
of
smaller by
5.2%,
;\
3,525,499
19,306,009
V'
•
195,980,35®*
:
5,915,679
365,728,069
120,681,499
7,729,563
'
384.436,236
0.6
132,514,158
'
6.9.
761,001,091
711,137,673'*
-
232,652,023
560,567
220,141,224
243,516,205
18,351,740
620,130
243,650,377
1,407,560,115
1,452,033,159
Mobile
;
18,745,815
-
.
Orleans
'
•
<•
Total (10 cities)
1.7
32,491,567
123,961,965
26,003,273
108,100,57®
1.3
"421,100,000
382,500,003
5,758,893
—
O
.
3.4
—
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
,
Grand
2.0
—
4.5
+
2.1
•
'
14,766,323
9.6
519,400
9.6
212,740,299
—
3.1
1,267,153,241
r-
4.0
—
.
—
Terre
3,091,873
18,707,458
—
——.
.——
—
..
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
3,222,275
"
8,778,092
12,503,010
—
South Bend
—'
Rapids
i
—
Moines
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
-
Decatow
-
—_
.
Rockford
:
(17 cities)—
1,121,489,21
.
9,786,080
6,232,025
1,577,711,405
9.4"
:
'
7,598,28a,
8,413,57®
65,619,000
9,481,18®
•
3,063,473
117,680,723
6,537,180
+ 1.1.3
1.9-
+
6,278,595
1,299,350-
909,302,91.1
4,653,95®
14,479,539
.9,633,572
5,378,221
1.4
+
2.2
1.6
0.1
—
—
—
1,078,430,858
2.0
—
5,455.133 +
39,315,563
15,041,093
1,403.840
2.0
—
.
45.260,437
13,332,669
+ 25.0
2,414,82®
..16,123,123
9,222,292
3,210,665
136,545,816
4,1
—
2,226,234
18,320,180
8,647,548
11,238,157
76,421,000
3.2
—
3,733,913
156,702,080
6,573,010
44,604,631
13,289,501
1,409,289
1,172,180,560
7,109,178
15,596,851
-
"""
9.3
—
10,397,124
3,582,264
154,366,434
7,100,719
49,634,834
>16,606,418
-1,382,024
*1,148,815,881
7,250,546
15,259,213
9,938,209'
6,227,425
5.3
—
—
+ 11.1
86,202,000
.1,556,107,373
-
19,746,237
9,674,267
11,252,384
83,443,000
9,419,973
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
416,581
186,874,64*
'
——
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
>
6,068,753 >
194,202,967
201,516,277
10,047,253-.
District—Chicago-
Arbor—
Rapids
7,874,252
6,469,823
251,030,052
196,199,560
1
8.3
+
—
'
Mississippi—Vicksburg.
Louisiana—New
v
3,2
+
6,251,815
6,093,698
Sioux City
San Francisco Reserve District
/.\
summary
.1917,945
21,961.088
.
—
305,819,723
i.4%, but the St.
are
m
.210,442,101
,-.V.
—
35,534,415
137,895,056
6,597,160
Iowa—Cedar
of
,
.
3.6
—
454,300,000:
299,623,536
Macon
Indianapolis
decline
a
'
1.0
+
823,092,470
Alabama—Birmingham
Springfield—,
a
1,178,944,229
—12.3
141,295,147
"
Florida-—Jacksonville
Peoria
by 1.4%.
T
26.7%
in the
and
7,342,606
6,038,752
Minneapolis Reserve
decrease
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
in the Dallas Reserve
1,352,017,640
+ 13.1
—
.
Nashville
the
note that in
we
9.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District of G.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
of 3.1%.
382,845,979
loss of 5.4%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
Reserve District the totals register
11,014,759
9,774,061
447,585,628
—11.4
419,501,017"
766,007,402
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $26,008,764,434, against $26,185,483,075 in the
week in 1957.
at this center
was
12,187,981
9.1
3,756.640'
"25,497,758
140,435,674
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
For that week there
the whole country
Columbia—Washington
Augusta
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
March 22.
7.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
•
In the elaborate detailed
43,256,009
3,820,392
8.1
+
—
225,699.302
367,770,730
(6 cities)
$22,167,750,825 $22,518,349,245' —1.6
—
467,932,039
*
—22.5
1,498,300,651
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore.
Total
Total all Cities for week
^
8,451,089
255,670,259
530,572,765
41655,100
7.4
+
11,414.002
292,781,772
.
—11.6
13,485,975
477,036.292
Virginia—Huntington
V irginia—Norfolk
,
—
1,304.354,379
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
3.9
1
one
V:
3.8
—
15,122,319
1,362,141,364
3.7
—
>
'
^
12,360,153
36,105,905
i
Total
•
1
3,154,623
5,852,269
4,303+120*
6,817.543
14,952,953
11,353,07®'
1,449,851,120
+
307,023,940
619,431,651
54,513,100
South
cities,
4.5
—26.3
438,306,623
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
—20.7
$17,468,962,581 $17,570,061,507
—
—18.1
,
1,248,000,009
3,281,749
6,635,376
—14.9
344,604,850
Baltimore
530.596,599
571,435,656
3,673,179
1,715,3 23
4,509,399
3,768,097
6,823,707
2.2
+
—16.9
1,492,909,120
11,255,033
■
Mansfield
420,755,842
1,371,000.000
4.0
■*
4,314,005
—27.1
—15.8
5.5
+
608,396,366
7.3
—17.9
—
.
280,031,299
547,804,946
50,563,400
11,720,463
14,459,600
-
Columbus
Youngstown„
—
2,005,948
1,574,557
-
17,899,373
14,790,173
1,099,869,288
Cincinnati
Cleveland
-486,130.274
a
cities)
Ohio—Canton
—26.2
417,251,941
Cleveland
All
J
$
1.522.601
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
3.5
—
1,272,000,000
706,430,790
_
Kansas City
Ten
+
1,120,079,096
964,000.00
Boston
2
%
1,055,118,784
Philadelphia
San
1957
$12,106,579,100 $11,098,597,G06
Chicago
St.
6,107,742
15,079,916
15,461,733
Delaware—-Wilmington
New
1955
'
1,981,623
—20.3
—
4,705,605
1,426,000,000
3,973,210
7,940,746
4,144,348
7,456,724
■
CLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
3,443,151
York
Total
Week
3,815,059
8,115,792
Scran ton
At this center
22
—12.8
1
1.039,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
$22,167,750,825 against $22,518,349,245 for the
there is
3,864,C48
Philadelphia—
Reading-
March
Inc. or,
Dec. %
*
1,819,704
2,054,152
2,125,085
1,636,714
1,756,639
Chester
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 29, clearings for all
$
1,587,694
i
Ended
1957
1
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
at
-Philadelphia—
1958
-
47
1,446,566,803
12,170,40®
•
8,037,413
4,883,23®
1,230,546,23®
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
}
Week Ended March 22
1st Boston
-
v
•
———12 cities
2nd New York
_10
3rd; Philadelphia
11
—
4tbr-Cleveland
,'"
.
7
5th Richmond
6
8th .St. Louis
17
10th Kansas City
add
12,198,637,487
10,300,535,821
1,449,851,120
1,304,354,378
9.1
1,352,017,640
1,178.944,220
766,007,402
823,092,470
—
6.9
761,001,091
1,452,033,159
—
3.1
1,267,153,241
1,577,711,405
—
J 724,810.676
"
680,922,524
"
* "
■>
651,734,151
■
660,845,957
1.4
1,446,566,803
1,230,546,252
+26.7
686,400,104
626,998,245
4.5
607,918,405
+
697.282,381
—
5.2
'
482,813,477
683,904,724
385,400,000
—
3.7
200,932,434
194,244,396
+
3.4
143,251,246
+
0.4
2,600,057
142,687,034
2,479,246
+
4.9
2,429,098
2,166,65®
917,983,737
724,810,676
+26.7
686,400,104
,626,930,24®
Total
(4 cities)—Z
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
578,962,£35
627,217,754
—
7.7
591,468,341
507,496,247
1,396,776,747
1,445,267,451
—
3.4
1,342,714,996
1,090,706,1852
26,008,764,434
26,185,483,075
—
0.7
-23,141,857,629
19,941,105,170
12,399,319,774
—
5.4
11,321,400,021
10,006,235,124
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Montana^—Billings
1958
1957
$
$
March
Helena
Inc. or
Dec.
f/o
1956
$
.
1955
$
>n—
2.405,013
..Portland
5,840,406
3.250,650
Connecticut—Hartford-
13,642,211
11,744,458
44,571,390
Rhode Island—Providence
43,658,226
17,975,432
Haven
24,789,800
32,261.000
New Hampshire—Manchester
Total
3,302.297
12,072,340
„
1,376,604
12,762,292
Worcester
3,662,521
1,332,426
Springfield
804,216,751
2.903,494
_
Lowell
New Bedford
6,558,440
736,973,606
Massachusetts—Boston
New
2,398,872
31,526,400
]
2,900.517
2,629,309
875,248,566
(12 cities)
949,905,889
+
0.3
2,427,335
2,020,762
—10.9
6,647,857
341,300,00®
"172,790,70®110,740,89®
v.
Total
640,700,242
685,010,074
—20.7
2,837,128
1,016,142
1,246,023
1.6
2,422,538
992,702
Wichita—
13,627.243,
2.8
9,091,068
St.
755,259
-
Colorado—Colorado
756,232
9,199,387
172,501,973
5,656,958
'1.1
12,997,179
+. 4.5
607,918.405
—
:
482,813,477
+ 31.4
—
+
921.600
■'
8.5
—
9.1
927,39®
726,517
7,319,15®
146,374,91-®,
8,167,60®.
707,942
9'.6
8.751,737
167,133,170
10,806,658
—41.1
+ 20.7
25,190,466
—
4.9
452,229,441
21,953,71®
368,634,894
+
1.4
10,622,279
11,681,671
12,785,614
6,668,553
Springs
7,949.171
4,313,330
6,323,95®
324,308,227
124,643,621
7,793,23® •
4,306,791
4,613,55®
10,821,08®--
26,924,412
457,348,229
434,804,582
Joseph.
+ 18.0
+ 26.2
y
32,490,696
City
157,881,604
City—
688,652
10,032,959
156,019,999
6,362,200
Omaha.
411,779.584
12,614,830
660,845,957
697,282,381
6,375,401
11,976,925
+
4.6
6,371,164
—
5.2
683,904,724
.
5,501,16®
3,326,046
6.5
651,734,151
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Kansas—Topeka.
7,340.579
1.7
+ 12.0
3,422,373
3.2
14,348,611
680,922,524
(7 cities).
8.9
+
4,932,601
8.4
5,575,013
—
4,939,754
14,137,908
Missouri—Kansas
Maine—Bangor
9,206.048
4,847,234
Lincoln
22
160,510,175
10,863,891
Hastings
Ended
8,538,450
448,616,100
%'7,033,132
.
—
Nebraska—Fremont
Week
Clearings
7,775,702
456,436,912
179,742,745
Minneapolis
St. Paul
North
week ended March 22 for four
years:
Fall River
353,400,000
199,518,416
131,052,590-
Ninth* FederalReserve District— Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
591,287,023
11,731,191,296
our
371,200,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qyincy
1,121.489,215
917,983,737
cities
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
711,137,673
1,407,560,115
" "
109
now
794,777,767
3.2
1,356,107,373
Outside New York Clty_
We
754,223,677
+
—26.3
10
—
$
—
"
6
12th San Francisco
Total
r
1,498,300,651
~
9
11th Dallas—
<1955
$
1,492,909,120
7
9th Minneapolis
1956
7.9
1,362,141,364
4
;
or
—
1,099,869,288
"
10
_
Inc.
Deo. %
:
"
7^; Chicago
'
$
949,905,889
14,245,217,968
.
6 tifc, Atlanta
1957
$
14,706,338,826
"
"
-
875,248,566".
—
—
—
—
+
Total
(9 cities)
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
8,408,052
12,900,215
Fort
Worth
2.1
31,468,796
31,478,807
Galveston
—27.5
19,755,883
15,509,760
Wichita
1.0
21,645,800
25,702,100
+
+
„+10.3
2,583,645
2,031,594
7.9
754,223,677
547,664,844
40,318.344
Texas—Austin
10,206,852
499,072,269
11,689,575
591,287,02®.
40,355,484
8,936,000
7,701,000
6,91-6,571
Falls
7,203,438
12,054,136
12,851,136
578,962,535
Louisiana—Slircveport
"627,217,754
+26.4
9,932,263
—
8.9
512,341,331
—
0.1
8,693,13®
437,956,789
—
4.0
39,034,172
7,163,000
7,163,281
—
6.2
15,834,294
6,760-,45®
13,754,557
—
7.7
591,468,341
507,496,247
196.692,979
184,705,78®
4,750,305
159,030,765
—13.8
'
33,299,31®7,032,00®
794,777,767
—
(6 cities)—.
Total
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
'Secend Federal Reserve District—New Yark—
New
York—Albany
Binghamton
(a)
160,729.455
2,682,382
,
2,681,425
—
York
+ 14.9
21,924,828
"8.3
141,593,374
(a)
.147,402,665
Klmlxa
iftmestown
23,067,042
2.506,507
3,790,286
14,277,573,138
13,786.163.301
45,168,423
48,134,500
25,021,457
24,182.020
*25,000.000
25,895,121
(a)
—
.Syracuse,
.
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark.
"Northern New Jersey.
>
Total (10 cities)
5,824,862
.
.68,361,229
85.942.746
14.706.338,826
-
77,011,083
33,738,653
14,245,217,968
3,178,443
123,715,055
Utah—Salt
Lake
—
Pasadena
7.0
2,529,021
1,926,302
San Francisco
3,018,393
2,198,924
San
+
+
3.6
—
6.2
37,095,389
3.5
18,379,040
15,228,611
3.5
24,060.477
54,892,014
63,768,847
8.3
74,687,343
-83,104,197
3.2
12,198,637,487
10,300,535,821
+14.5
4,513,150
+
5.0
203,833,851
.
—
0.5
98,135,674
30,507,367
32,076,082
19,320,236
+
5.1
26,794,180
18,943,477
+
2.0
17,048,302
4.1
755,921,503
+ 14.3
22,660,224
8,251,412
779-,447,975
24,471,892
7,556,027
12,641,991
11,237,333
747,726,682
27,961,944
Jose
Santa Barbara
—13.7
—
9.2
+
—
—
+
11,820,457,608
9,934,870,046
Stockton
3.4
1,342,714,996
82,002,58®22,450;774..
14,978,405
587,313,40®^
20,070,923'
5,792,94®
9,610.953
10,596,363
—
'•
6,518,770
+ 12.5
+
*25,500,000
—11.2
203,946,072
110,318,220
109,729,929
City
California—Long Beach
5,087,956
214,229.942
Oregon—Portland
—29.3
-
Rochester
17,405,795
"'253,751,132
219,013.667
—
Yakima
26.505,361
-
'Buffalo
"hew
Washington—Seattle
29,639,601
—r
Total (10 cities).
Grand
total
(109
cities).
Outside New York City_
'Estimated. -+a) Clearings
1,396,776,747
1,445,267,451
<
;
1,090,706,85®
26,008,764,434
26,185,483,075
—
0.7
-23,141,657,629-
19,941,105,17®
11,731,191,29|0
12.399,319,774
,—
5.4t
11,321.400,021
10,006,235,124
operations -discontinued.
*8
(1476)
The Commercial omd Financial Chronicle
Kansas-Nebraska
3%%
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1980, the Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
'
Laclede Gas Co.,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
Country end Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
21,
Noon
1958
RESERVE
TO MARCH
Buying Rate f»r
BANK
27,
TO
1958,
TREASURY
New
York
New
4.50%
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Monday
Mountain
1st
United States Money)
(Value in
Mar. 21
Argentina, peso—
-r
,
■.
■
g
pound
Gas
(Free)
(official)-
2.244023
.038-5356*
.0200412
.0200406
,210823
_
.00311807*
00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.237930
.237960
.210885'
.210915
2.813750
2.814375
2.815937
2.816250
.00277912*
.328078
.328178
.0800560*
.263933"
.263937
.140080*
Philippine islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
peso.,.^...
.140080*■
.496950*
.496950*
|
2.788366
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0228095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.113283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
Olin
2.803860
2.805417
2.805728
Gold
28,
2.816250
certificate
account___
21,048,391
—
notes
855,732
—
reserves
21,904,123
Redemption fund lor F. R.
1957
12,001
+
273,999
F.
R.
gold certificate
1,968
+
3,586
13,967
+
277,584
San Francisco
notes
Other
of other
banks
advances
loans
117,914
__
Government
+
112,926
40,681
498,670
—
33
288
—
1,005
+
16,755
securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
Certificates;',
789,260
19,946,105
___
1
Total
Held
Total U. S. Govt,
series
+
Total loans and securitiesDue
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
Other
cash
23,682,473
banks
4,529,611
Reserve
Deposits:
Member
U. 8.
bank
V
Service
Sugar
24,388
adjustcdt
+
23,148
Loans
12,507
to
+
101,260
reserves
16,426,390
622,859
—
+
+
—
545,350
522,705
12,667
+
76,868
+
132,986
estate
U.
S.
19,698,355
availability cash
items
3,825,671
div'ds.
&, accrued
18,232
—
27,011
+
1,843*
to
21,754
516
—,
. —
50,015,185
-1,966,150*
+
paid
Other
(Section
13b)
capital
& capital acts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
R.
liability
+
19,034
+
51,366,382
—
32,726
61,605
—
.
Federal
—1,998,762*
+
347,014
of
Reserve
.
4.16%
+
+
+
+
367
11
r—
14
461
——'
191
loans
to
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
36
+
1,129
'+■
590
—
135
+
deduction ,of
7%
preferred
(quar.)
+
353
997
32
(quar.)
gtd.
+
68,690
re¬
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
Systenf in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended March 19: Increases of
$666 million in commercial
and. iijdastrial loans, $230 million in
holdings of U. S.
Government securities, and $1,716 million in
U. S. Gov¬
ernment deposits, and a decrease of
$788 million in de¬
mand deposits adjusted.
^
Commercial and industrial loans increased
tricts; the principal increases
were
in
all
dis¬
$354 million in New
City, $68 million in the San Francisco
District,
££6 million in the Chicago District, and $36 million each
the Philadelphia and
Cleveland Districts. The week's
for
quarterly tax date needs.
Changes according to industry appear in another
press
release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
or* carrying (J, s. Government and
other securities in¬
creased $127 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $106
million in
Chicago and a total of $178 million at all
reporting
mem-
common
called
the current volume
in which the details
87
(quar.)
/
-
+
———'
Company and Issue—
-1 -i.
—
**
•
^
*
L
B
(quar.)
Traders " Life
:
N.. Y.)
(quar.).
'
"•
3-10
4-10
4r 1
-
"
i
4-16
t
,
4-
1
3-
7 '
4-
1
3-
7
7
4-
$1
1-
3-
4-
1:
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
•
621/,2C
/
'25c
1
3-11
3-31
4-
3-14
1
4-
$3
-
30C
iquar.).—_L—_—
.fmiar.J
Shops
10c
———
1
3-15'
L-—2-:tL+L—-.-—
A
lc
5c
Federated
5-29
4-15
4-10
4-30 /
-
*4-10 "
lc
5-15
lc
-6-15
lc
5- 9
5-15-
lc
6-15
17c
'(monthly)
4-
.
28-1+c *
..
3-31
4
8-15
-
9
6-30
1-21
.4-15,:'
L 50c
4
5-
6-10 a
4-15
5c
,
+•■3-27
5-29
*
---«
,qi)ar^-ly,rV—
Increased
4t15
5-29
4-15
-
_
Assn.
37 ,7
.
—
(monthly)-—____—
Mortgage
6-. 9
,
.
9
6-
1—
(monthly)—
B
f
lc
(monthly)——
National
*
10c.,
•
3-14
3-31
20c
—
4.60%-
45C
.
4-20+
.
4-10L
Mortgage'Del.—
"
-
Class
A+tekfra) ii-L-i-C—
S0:003"r
Class B (exifa^^_———
Federation Ban); &.Trust IN.
»
r
-
"Common-.
4%
(quar:)
preferred
Fidelity &
:
Y.).—,
~
(Increased-quailcfly.L.L---Z
Fibfeboard
Paji^r Products Corp.—
1314
4-13: ,t.
SO.005
...
'
1207
10
1
*
Rubber
Bakc:
B
.
General mortgage
5% gold bonds, due July 1, 1967
Apr
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—
1st mortgage 4%
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1966-..Apr
U. S.
Industries, Inc., 5b.% conv. sub. debs, due- 1971_.Apr
3-17
3-17,
: 5-
40c
.,
Federated -Depar-tmentj-.-SioRfji;—
Page
1
-
1
1
4-
*
5C
3-14
4-
-J
"*
were
Date
1
35c
Bqa'rd,4Cojdniori/(iquar;jL/:---;preferred ? (qua>.I———iLll_—
-
7
:4-
4-15
.
56!'4C
—-
Oil/Co: (»rreg,(-a.^-—~—}—--——
...
11*
4-
•
$1.50
r-—__r
Class
1964__.Apr
26c
37lic-
-
(reduced)—i—
Insurance Co.—
Federal
'i
9
1
r"
Federal
dobs., due
5-29
5-
10c
Federal
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co., 5%
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
,
8** 8
4-15
30c
,
—,
stock
-
6-10
(j- 1
25c
list of corporate
,
Vac
12 Vac
:
;
--Class
„
3-14
12-
—
NOTICE OF TENDER
3-14
3-14
•9- 1;
—i—
(quar.)
Class
under
1
7
4-
>
;
(quar.)
common
preferred'
&
4-
3-31
$1.25
—
Mortgage*(D<)1.) class- A' (monthly)
Class B (nidhthfyi.-Jl-L-^—^—
■ Class *ah &"b'(extra)—————
Class A (monthly).:—
:
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
3-14"
20c
——.—
Federal
bonds, notes,
called for
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
and.:
1
8c
—
.
977
those
3-21
4-
3-21 "
'
Co.,
Faultless
,
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
including
1
1
$1.25 '
*•'
.Special.
a
4-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—*
Textile
Farmers
;
3-31
5c
—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)——
41/2% preference A (quar.)______L——-—
0.2%.
—
;
$1
Federal
127,625
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Fanny Farmer' Candy Shops
131
valuation
3-21'
^-'8
1
'
.
preferred
(Syracuse,
gross.
3-14ri
•
Year-end
*
'
3-14"
1
4-
{
4-18.
'
"
(quar.)
^
5%
Banks
1
5-
.T "3-31
75c
^
$5
(T; ID
Fairbanks
61
—
3-12
3-31
tlOc*
——-
Printing
•*,—*6%" preferred (quar.)
'
Fairmont Foods, common (increased).
594
'+
.
3-10-
r
15c
\
J
35c
--
-r—.
4-10
4-13 L
4-10
4-1
-
;
3-20
-
r
30c
_________—
(.qutm.)———.—__1———_
Deposit" Cq. of; Mainland (quar.) (
3-31
SI
3-11
4-11
$1
.
'4-30;
4-
1
4-15
,
Avehu'e Ubach Line %teah-and)//_'_/—";
L 50c
3-26
.,3-31
Financial (General .Goypj, -common (quar.)—1207
4-11 :
T-taCI : 5-1.
1137
$2.25 prefeiTed Cqua£.;_^.—,—
56V4C
1: : 4-11
Fine Art's" Acceptance ;;(quaf/)—
"""20 c4-16 r3-38
Firestone TireRlibbfem (qiiaf.
--..65c—:
4-21.
; 4-3; ■'
)_£!_,—iii-i First National *Clty--Bank-(N. Y.) (quac,l—-;
D—
75c
1.4- 4
Page
First National
^ank..(Jersey City, N„ J.)—
"•
1310
Ihcreased " quarterly r
*'75c " "'"•3-31,'
3-10
Firth Srerlmg lnc.,-(quar.)^——-r"
$1.75'- :-.5-.i; :
4-i8 .
1202
Fischer & Portef,.-5%.: preferred (quar.)
I2V2C
J-4-T
3-15
62
4.-. 1- :v *3-14"
Flagg-Utic^, Corp.,- 6% prior.^pfd. (quar.)
1310
Fifth
.
24.
11
.
__
..
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
-
-
.
,-
.
..
Company and Issue—
'
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc., 5% s. f.
Brunner
Manufacturing Co.—
conv.
Date
6% convertible subordinate
debentures dueT966__:
Iron Foundries Ltd.—.
'
•
■
Canada
5Vi%
Central
6%
sinking fund debs.^ series
Transformer Corp.—
debentures, series
Funsten
(R.
Interstate
5
V»%
E.)
Co.,
Engineering
A
B,
duo.
1969.-1
cuinul.
1'
iMar31
•
-
r
.
..^Apr
conv.
:_1.
pfd.
stock
Corp.—convertible subordinate debentures due 1966
Apr,,
(Apr
-
.
~'
-
'
-
——
*
1
—
Fleming. Cpnjpany," topimon
and series B
4V>%
.
debs., due 1961_Apr
1
1
1313
Common ;
1203
-
5
1207
i-
'-----—i
■--•s—*
preferred
Fhejyble
(stock
12c
;.;$i,25 ;
(quar.-f_^_2__-—
Tubing Corp.
12c
_
—
% preferred'UquaA+
5%
Mar 31
..
3-21V
1
4-
H
3-21
3-10J
3-31-
25c
L-—
preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)
3,404
1,716
3-
1
4-
Ltd.,—.
com.
5%
74
—
3-31 '
3-31
40c
-
2-28 r
2-23*
$1.19
-
Evdrsharp, Inc.,
9
160
■+.
2-28"
-
1'
1"
50c
•
-
iquar.')'——
(s-a)
preferred
Estabrooks
75
788
_
■
1,491
.
preferred
preferred
$5
238
.
—
1
44-
*
15c
Federal Insurance Co. ((quar.)—.—
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
loans
.
:. 4-
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.j
3-14;
2-28»
1
'*■
$1.75
Products,
3-10'
3-20*
V
*
32t^c
(s-a)
common
1
1
4-
$1.18
(quar.)—
5
4,
4-
S1.35
(quar.)
4-
3-31
$1.12
L";
5/
3-17)
4-
$1.03
-—._
(Calif.)
Abrasives
-Ero:Manufacturing. Co*
Notices
York
&
'4-15
7*bc-
-
3-
/
3-31
t37%c
-
3 .7
4- 1
.
$1.06
—
Holder$
1
20c
—
.
figuies revised.
includes
+
—
49
.
1,273
+*
55
—
10,749
.
individual loan
serves,
....'
....
Below will be found
increase
+.1,026
deposits:
others
fExclusive
accept¬
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan ^ commitments.,.
19
From
r
4-
30c
(quar.)—:——
Pittsburgh RR. Co.,
Railroad,
$5
^
From
ances
•March
+
48
—
Erie
r
%
bank^....—
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
70/765
47.4'
on
Erie &
note lia¬
combined
Contingent
114
27,543
164,657
Total liabs.
bilities
+
809,198
accounts
to deposit and F.
10
57
+
-•
3,834
Domestic
349,799
7)
Co.
Corp.
common
Johnson
When
Payable 'of Rea.
>
lc
99
61
;
+
.
)
T
$1.50
—
Ltd.'..(increased)"'
(quar.)
Share
Equity Fund
-Equity Oil Co.
409
+;
1
65c
-
'
in
(Section
>
(quar.)
4% preferred (quaT.)-i--,—i
Equitable Credit Corp.—: ' J
20c participating preferred
(quar.)
484
+
+
,
55,243
26,424
337,140
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
+
34
28
...
2,461
adjusted-,...,
demand
&
Heating
Class "A
Fabien
Interbank
Surplus
Surplus
178
—
952
Time deposits except U. S. Government
liabilities
Trust
Williamsport RR.
Endicott
LIABILITIES—
deposits
i"\ S* *i-: .-v*. i
(quar.)_-i——;ii———
Refractories
Enaj,nel-&
2,625
+
13,512
.
+
2
Apr
'Share
preferred (quar.)—
Empire Trust Co. iN. Y.)
212
+
1,609
Banks..-
+
230
(•:+
8,668
t
Demand
Apr
stock
St'orage Battery (quar.)
Elmira &
36
—
6
;
+.
19,897
domestic banks
Apr
May.29
41
+
15
—
4,941
_
with
4
+
—
11,076
28,255
2,247
1,170
1
banks.,...—
with Federal Reserve
preferred
Electro
860
1.
214,642
—
+
1,189
bills
Reserves
+
—1,863,424
127
8,710
Other securities
1,198-7-.
stock—.
(quar.)—
Efe'ctrical Products
18
.......
Loans
Nov.
—
556
+
14
14
preferred
stock—.——:
vi
.
Investment
Electric JBond
436
3
1
-
1987.. Li—Apr
1,
-
-
f
'Ct:i
1310.I
< x
,
El Paso Natural"GSS- (quar.)_
Elder
Mfgi "(reduced)-—
iiii———_;rl_
>
for
________
Cash in vault.
+
+
+
r
due
——Apr
1966
1,
.
Nov.
§*4.?2 preferred' (quar.)——^— /
$0.40 preferred ^'tquai.fr—l^.——.———
+3,727
—
2,682
1
Apr * l
7%
775
securities
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes
:
Balances
deposits
dealers
'"'St
570
issue.
I
Emersou Electric Mfg.,
666
448-. \
Government securities—total
89,23 5
.
+
+1,066
this
in
preferred
$4.50
1957
+
loans.
loans
94,003
—
17,033
and
carrying
or
U. S. bonds..
255,628
Total
Capital
brokers
Treasury
77,558
$4.12'
Electric
+
«...
1
.-'—'.Apr
Edison
Mar. 20,
53,551
ing securities
Real
Other
347,014,
90,474
industrial loans.."..
loaus
purchasing
27,970
+
Mar. 12,
1958
30,593
.......
and
18
■
Economy Baler Cb'. "(quar.)————_i—_
Bros. Stores, 4V\% pid.
iquar.)—_
Eddy Match, Ltd.- (quar.)—_
El Paso Electrhc Co.—'
•,
•'
*
member
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
9,985
-1,998,762*
investments adjusted*
Agricultural
81,500
198
393,478
liabs.
and
Commercial
Apr
Apr
I960—
1959
Nov.
Co., .preferred
Economics Laboratory
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
459,055
Page
..
Inc.—L
cumulative
Ecoriomic
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Date
Par
Increase (+) or
■'
Mar. 19,
1958
7
26,472,927
Foreign
Other
+
.
notes
Other
Deferred
484,555
25,500
—1,983~135*
+
51,366,382
——
Treasurer—general acct.
Total
—,
'.%/
..
:
._
Name of Company
•
•
due
debs.,
cumul.
Eastman Kodak Co., common
.6% preferred (quar. )<—
A summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
L'LL-.
>
*
:
:
-
:
(Continued from page 14)
Loans to banks increased $57 million.
Loans
173,400
LIABILITIES—
+
87,500
85,636
assets
Tptal:assets
million.
bonds,
Co".'of Indiana,
preferred
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$36 million and borrowings from others increased $135
12,493
15
items
premises
Federal
87,500
+
reporting
8,583,906.
—
23,524,622
all
at
<
Ltd.-—
B.stibord.
-+".-*51
banks.
—8,571,413
—
agrt.
securities
million
.
23,524,622
repurchase
484,555
+
2,789^257
outright.,,
bought
under
$160
.
87,500
NotftK
Bonds
District, $24 million in the Dallas District,
of
1254
1
,:v
95,449
+
2,021
,
507
39,430
_T
outright-..
Acceptances—bought
8.
12,044
488,048
and
Industrial
U.
503,076
cash
Discounts
total
a
*
'
deposits adjusted decreased $526 million in
New York City, $160 million in Chicago, and
$69 million
in the San Francisco
District, but they increased $56
million in the Boston District. Time deposits increased$44 million in the New York District, $38 million in the
and
Total
+
,
_
Oct. 1,
due
Chemical. Corp.—
A subord. debs., due
series
Demand
Mdrch 27,
„,L.
:
;
Mathieson
4.20%
ber banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebted¬
ness
and of Treasury notes increased $34 million and
$28 million, respectively. Holdings of "other" securities
increased $61 million.
1958
1361
-:
Apr
stock
C
Inc./a %
2.816250
March 19,
1958
L
CALLED
Co.—
Corp.—
convertible debentures due
•Announcement
March
-
1
Window
Utah-Idaho
ASSETS—*
r
1977
ISSUES
preferred
Prentice-Hall,
2.805728
2.815937
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (• -r) Since
•/.■
-.
,
Glass
Public
.233350
2.814375
(In thousands of dollars)
due
ref. mtge. series
43a%
.0238095*
J/ZV .193283*
2.813750
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
,L; ■'
ENTIRE
ciimul.
B
4«2%
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
•
,
.0238095*
2.803237
sterling
Ltd.—
1st mortgage serial
6%
.140080*
.193213*
krona
Window
1st &
Miami
2.788366
.0349000*
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
«
"
.
Telephone of .Pennsylvania—
5%
.263800
.0238095*
Switzerland,
H37
/• '
1969-Apr
Dufresne Industries
.0800560*
L
140080*
.
1
Broadway Baptist, Church—
1st mortgage serial bonds, dated 1949
.328144
.0800560*
.264000'
2.788056
Apr
class
5%
.00277912*
::L-:,,"':
.0800560*
2.786509
bonds series G due July 1, 1983
'»'
Bell
.237960
.00277912*
",328044
2.785891
krone
5%
.00237562
:
.264000
guilder
pound__
1254
1254
Inc.—
Company and Issue—
2.816250
.00277912*
1'972————Apr,
1137
1
convertible, debentures
American
.210915
•
1f
1
,
.00285795*
.237940
.328151
—Apr
.00311807*
V
.210830
.00277912*
—
due
1210
-
:
1st &
'5%
.210823
.00311807*
.00285795*
.237940
__
debentures
-
Apr
1.024531
.210870
mark
1974.
.0200412
1.024375
,210)98
-
1207
'-885
.—Mar 31
•
-'
:——Mar 31
.
due
& collateral trust bonds due 1977
Woodward Stores .( 1957)
.0385356*
.0200437
1.023593
.210773
6%
2.244023
.0385356*
.0800560*
Zealand,
Sweden,
2.243774
'
1.023554
.00237562
peso
Netherlands,
Norway,
.0246066
.0385356*
43b%
i
1092
1
Quarries, Inc.—
.'
*
refunding mtge. bonds, due April 1,
Whiterock
.0553555*
.0254500
.00311807*
franc
Ireland, pound
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Mexico,
::
.0555555*
.0259132
.210795
—
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
New
$
Corp.,
Page
Apr
Corp.—
stock—
Pipe Line Co.—
---collateral trust bonds
1st mtge.
1st mtge. 4!.*%
.0555555*
1.023750
;—
(Metropolitan),
Franc
$
1, 1965..
Gas
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Mar. 27
*'
'AL-:'::
2.242529
.0200375
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Mar. 26
Date
>
Inc.—
Oil
mortgage &
United
Thursday
.0555555*
+
.0385356*
Belgium, franc
Wednesday
.0262479
'
.0263041
2-242031
schilling
France
Mar. 25
$
.0555555*
,»."
Free
Mar. 24
•
Official
Australia,
Austria,
■
Tuesday
&
preferred
Dry dock Co., Ltd.—
sinking fund debentures
4Vi%
Friday
Electric
cumulative
512%
Trans
York
Co.,
cumulative preferred stock—'——Mar 31„1
4.6%
State
Gas
f. bonds due April
Saint John
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers in
'
Natural
1st mtge. s.
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
FOREIGN
.
dividend).
-
si.25
10%.
3-31'
.
-3-20^
6-30,.
6-20,.
3-31. % 3-20
6-30
3-31
..
-
6-20
2-17
Volume 187
Number 5729
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
per
Name o] Company
,
Share
Florida Public Utilities Co., common
4Vx %
preferred
(quar.)
Florida Telephone Corp. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Inc.,
common
$4.20
Food
preferred
pfd.
5%
1
3-6
3-31
3-20
67o
preferred (quar.)_j
preferred (quar.)
4-25
4-
9
67a
preferred
A
25c
6-17
5-
1
87a
preferred
25c
$1.05
4-1
3-7
87o
preferred
4-
(s-a)__
(quar.)—.—.
(quar.)
(final)
Ford Motor, Lta.
(Ordinary)
(quar.)
Foundation
Co.
ox
Canada,
Founders Mutual Fund—
V Certificates
Ltd.
Fram
Corp.- (quar.).,
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common
aeries
"> Utilities..
'
•
preferred
B
87a
preferred
5-26
3-26
4-
1
i—"
1
3-31
Class
'
4-18
Quarterly
C
Quarterly.
A
iWf
Frigikar :Corp,\..(quar:) A.—aa——_A
.
Frito^Co.i (increased) J—
_
'
:
class A—A.AA.A
A
Class
3-28
4-
A
Grand
&
Ltd.
Grant
1
4-1
Great American Insurance Co. (N.
Great
3-29
Great
3-15.
Great
Great West Life Assurance Co.
4-
!i
5-15
5-
1
3-31
3-14
20c"*'1:
4-30
4-18
i 25c"
Great
Western
; Stock
Great
Financial
Fuller. Mfg. Go. (quar.)—1—___—
55c**
Fiinstcn (R.;E.) Co., 4'A %-preferred- (quar.)
•56y4C;f'-«
4-
8
4- 1
3-15
Gabriel C'o-i
5-
1
4-15
Green Mountain
4-
1
3-14
Greening
67a
preferred
series
Western
Sugar,
Great
5^'preferred (quar.
12'Ac-
Gannett
Co.;-class B'con v. pfd.
Garfinckcl (Julius) & Co.—
Common
•
(quae.b
__
(quar.)——'
-
—*•
•
-
t 4y*^ 'preferred- (quar.)_A-_1--GarlockPacking
(quar.)
—;
:
City Steel," Inc. (Omalm t—
6%% preferred (quar)- —
Gatineau
Power
Extra.
l
<■ 5%
preferred* (quar.)
(quar.)
a.4aaA£AA^,-AA.A
•£.5'A%rpreferred
General-American Oil Co.
v
New
3
3-
3
vA
>
10c
,
,>• *
4-
•
y
•
r'-'
41
1;
' "4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-
General
Bronze Corp.-(quar.)_i.__
General Cable Corp.,
com.
v
-
37Vac •>
•
1
1 ■
4-1,1
4-1
preferred (quar.)^: $1.25 -><
4-1
preferred,-($20 par)
5 %
h 5%.
4- 1
"
*>*-250
___i ■
General
Controls,'. common (reduced quar.) >
(q'uaf.tu
General "Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
General Electric Co. >quar.)_>_4—
■y G7c
,15c ; v
37'l/C <*
pvcfcrred-
Paint Corp— '
','
A.
$1.25
9 :"
OeheralyShoe' Corp.; common (quar.)
i S3.50 preferred aeries A (quar.) ^__:___-.__
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)
:
4-11.
General
'
Co.,
-
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
•*:l 57o-' preferred (quar,)
^General. Telephone Co. of California—
57c
preferred:
- (quar.)
Telel>hdne Co. of Elinois—
V $2.37',5'-' preferred(quai,.)^7 ,_'~_
*
"t
General Telephone
of
Co.
$2.50 ; preferred
'
(quar.)
General-Telephone
Michigan—
;
|§prefefred tquaiv)!
.. >$L35
prefetred
(quaf.)_„„__-,__a_„____
"General
'
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
y6fl preferred-A'cquaf.
General
-
j.
5.80!;<"' (preferred
37Vi»c'
of
the
;5.'60S«
3-20
"y
4-
r
1,
4-
;
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*"
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4-
1,"
526"
36V<t
-
.
3-15
> $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Genera! Telephone Corp., common
4.iO'/o
preferred
(quar.)_—
4,75preferred
(quar.)
X
4-
1
4.25f>
-preferred
5.2&y<!
,
3-10
:
General
Tire &;
Stock-
3-15
'3- 7
4- 1",
preferred
preferred
G%
f
'
4-1
3-18
l
3-31
3-10
.
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
Hoffman
3-31
3-17
Holan
'
3-31
,'"3-17
'
27 ''
41/***' 'jpeefeffe^"-',(quar.i.»_-_
4-
"
$1.1212
4-
•'
3-11
3-14
1
3-14
1
4-22
35c
5-
1
4-15
5-15
4-25
50c
(qUar.)——
3-31
3-20
30c
4-
1
3-24
30c
9-
1
4-
4
1
30c
1
4-15
4-
1
3-20
50s
4-10
3-26
25c
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-20
15c
4-
3-21
$Gc
3-31
3-
3
$6c
-
4-
5-
1214c
(quar.)
4-15
15c
62'/2c
Higbie Mfg. (quar.)—
^Ilightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Hines
(Edward) Lumber
(quar.)———
Corp.
1
4-
5-
53VBC
:
(quar.)---^^—
Electronics
1
3-11
1
4-
3-31
3-
3
"'
5 la 7*
-
$5
-
prfejferred
preferred
(quar,),
'q,jar.>_„_i.__:
Genesee-Brewing,-class A
Extra'
$1.37'-'a.
><,.$ 1.26
—>
7146*
"
5c"
(quar.)
.
**
,
*
,
Class B
(quar,)
714c
—
Extra
Genuine
_____
Parts
'increased
..
..
quar.t y
.
" 4"4-
1
3-14
i~i' 7
3-14
3-14
v:4- '.V"
5c
40c
." 4-
?-.!4'
1
3-11-
Gen"ungvk Inc.. common (quary
':;1714c'
4- 1\. :3-i7
•.GeorgiarPacific Corp.," 57c pfd. (quar.),
*".$1.25" ' 4- l"1
3-22
Georgia Power Co.. $4 60 preferred (quar.)_" "'
$1.15
"4- 1 ' ^3-14
.
$4.92 preferred :quar.)
-
$3
preferred
Giant
Portland
$1.23
xquar.)_
Cement
(quar.)
VJ.
*
___^
Insurance
1
-
\
j;')' &;! Sons 1__
Gjens .Palls
206"
^
(N. Y.)- (quar.)
Gliddcn Company, (quar.)
^
Goebcl
,
GoJd
Side's
Goldblatt
Goodyear
preferrecf
Telegraph
&
y
3-14
'3-14
3a
;
50c
4- 1
*,
4-
3-20
1
3-15
y: 3-14
" 4-
7
_
(quar.t______l'__
Rubber
(Capada)
4l'u.s'
.
Ltd.^-, >
__d
1
4-
1
-~'r3-14
12^c" " 4-
- -
4-
$1.50
1—
1
" 3-10
55c
,
--
3-31
Holland
-3-10
'yg~
•
—
Cor. (quar.)—,
Consolidated Gold Mines,
Quarterly
^.
Extra
—i.
Holt
(D.
H.).
(Herfry)
30c
(quar.)——-—
& Co. (stock div.i(N.
Y,.i
1
3-31
5-
1
3-31
50c
—
5-
3714 c
—
LtcL
Home Insurance Co.
1
Ltd.—
;
j————
common,'(quar.)
preferred (quar )—-—
5%
—
—
Holly Sugar,
Holmes
4-
1
3-22
5%
9
4-11
50c
(quar.)
5-
5-
1
4-
1
Home State Life Insurance (Oklahoma City )—
Common
Home
Title
Guaranty
Horn &
Home
(quax.»_~
Horner
(Frank W.>,
Hotel Corp.
Houdaille
of
(quar.)
preferred
25c
3-21
3-24
25c
y5- 1
y4-15
$2
.
Inc.,
pfd.
com.
.
(accum.)—
.
-
4-
1
3-20
45c
5-
1
4-21
$1214c
(quar.).
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
America, 5%
Industries
4-15
—
——
Hardart Baking (N. J.)
(Joseph) Co.
9-16
.—
—
Inc.
4-
1
3- 4
>31
2-28
62yac
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
.
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—!
1
4%
preferred (quar.)———
33A%
preferred (quar.)!—;
1
4-
1
3-14
56 V4c
4-
1
3-14
30c
4-15
3-31
Pumps
Inc.,
,
common
5preferred: a quar.)
Grand Union-Co.'; "4^7e
<quar.)____'_i
__™__—_________
preferred
(quar.)_I"
t$l-
$50c
•
3-31
:
4-30
15c
* 4-18
25c
4-18
56Vic.
4-15
^3-10
r«4-I0>
"
'3-2^
**3-25
3-24
Houston
5%
Oil
—
$1.10
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
—
,
preference .tquar.)
93 %c
4-15
3-31
$1.25
3-31
3-20
$1.3714
3-31
3-20
Field Material Co.— *
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
preferred (quar.)_
——
——-—.
*
4-1
4-
1
$1.20
4-
1
37lie
3-UO
3-20
4-13
4- 1
$1
4-
1
3-17
4-
1'
4-1
3-17
3-17
$1.41'A
4-1
3-17
$1.25
4- 1
3-10
$1.0614
(quar.)_
4-
1
3-10
$35c
3-31
3- 3
$5614c
3-31
3- 3
$$1.1214
;
(N.
3-31
Y.)—
20c
$3
:
—'
(7c
4- 1
4-
3-15
3-15-
3-28
3-20
r
.
,
,<
in¬
distribution
profits)™:
1
4-15
3-31
•
25c
from
3
3-21
7-1,6-2
$25c
:
3-
3-20
1
4- 3
.$12Vic
$$1
57ct pfd. (quar.)
3- 3
3-31
4-
50c
(quar.)
a
3-10
.,
of
20c
i_
5-
1
4-
4-
1
3- 3
4-15
3-31
1
(3c from
front invest¬
Inc.
9c
62'Ac
1
3-17
50c
(quar.)
4-
4-
1
3-15
4j
Corp.
60o
Powders,
Ltd.-*
_Il!
(reduced)
preferred
3-14
3-31
3-17
25C
:—
1
35c
:
4-
1
3-17
$15c
4-15
3-27
$37'Ac
4-15
>27
(quar.)_-
50c
4-15
3-14
$70c
4-22
3-21
$1
4-15
3-31
$i
4-
Harvester
Co.
(quar:)_
Salt
Shoe
Co. .(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 7% pfcL
:
1
3-14
60c
4-
1
.3-14
433Ac
4-
1"
3-11
—
(quar.)
—
Quarterly
——_—
$4.80
preferred
Interstate
Co..
prior
Deixxrtment
Interstate
Financial
Class
$1
1
6%
J>
—
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
3-21
1
2-28
4-
1
$1.20
4-
1
3-17
$1.25
3-31
3-14
62'Ac
common
Securities
Investment
Co.
3-28
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
convertible preferred (quar.)„——_
Power. 4.36% preferred (quar.)—
Interstate
4-15
3-17
Co.
(6c
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
25c
15c
4-
4-
1
1
3-19
3-19
54 'Ac
4-
1
3-13
22c
4-
1
3-14
(quar.)—
America
of
4-
20c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Interstate
ment
4-15
4-
35c
—
(quar.)
5%
45 c
75c
——
(quar.)—
common
from
invest¬
income
profits).
plus 10c from not realized
The net profits dividend is pay¬
cash
or
16c
convertible
6%
Investment
Trust
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
2-28
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
$75c
stock
4-12
$60c
$15c
able in
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
4-15
3-15
of Boston—
8c
3-10
4-10
4-
1
9c
4-10
4-
1
7'Ac
—
3-31
9c
(Quarterly from net investment inqpme)
Funding Corp. of New York—
4-10
4-
1
5-
1
4-21
4-21
Investors
Class
A
(inilial)_
Class
B
-(initial)—
6%
convertible
Trust
Investors
—
—~—
(quar.)
(Rhode Island
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50
preferred
:
preferred
3714c
25c
(quar.)—
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-21
3714c
—
5-
37'Ac
25c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
37 Ac
25c-
4-
1
3-15
60C
4-
1
3-15
533Ac
4-
1
3-15
$1.083A
4-
1
Extra
Electric
Iowa
Light & Power,
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quae)Iowa Power & Light—
4.80%
preferred
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
7-21
3-14
3.30%
83 Ac
4-
1
3-14
4.40%
25c
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Co.
3-10
1
$1.03
Co.
Bronze
ptu*tlcipating
4.35%
—
Quarterly
$2.25
T
Corp. (quar.)
Furnace
HoUingcr
Horder's
15c
(quar.)_
Bros., (.quar.y
Tire
(quar.»
/ Conuuba, >quar.)
47e
1
.A
Goodrich> (Bi F;>" Co.
(
1
4-
Brewing—-
60cyconvertibie
Goulds
'
4-
"
',. 3-14
50c; "..4- 1 "•!
25c
■
1
*
$1.25
Co.
Gibson. Art7 (quar.)"__-—4_'_:
Gielow
4-
(J. H.)
3-21
4'-
.
plus
Interstate
5614c
—
Ilevi-Duty Electric (s-a.)_—1
Higbee Company (quar.)—————
Corp.
4-
2-28
$1.15
(s-a)
Interstate Bakeries,
3-20
433Ac
$10c
3-31
4-15
$1.05
International Textbook Co..
3-20
3-31
2-28
3-7
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
3-20
3-31
7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp..—
Hershey Creamery Co.
"
'3-31"
'3.0c'
3-31
$1.14
Corp.
International Silver
3-17
1
Iron
International
3-31
4-
$17 Vic
-
International
3-25
$$1.50
Co., preferred (quar.)
Galion Products, Inc.—
Hertz
7
8
4-10
40c
3-7
3-
4-
2-428
3-14
Holdings, Ltd. (final)
International Milling, 4% pfd. (quar.)
1
$1
3-7
$1.0614 '
1 quar. >
" *
preference (quar.)
(quar.)
6%
5
4-
3-14
3-31
$1.03Va
r_;
Fund,
Securities
International
3-21
$1.3714
•
L
(quar.)—-----—
preferred A
4-
4-15
4- 1
t
International
(Helena*
Ileppenstall
414%
4-15
com.
35c
$12Vic
6%
—
1
12c
Steamship
Common
5
4-25
<
$683Ac
and
profits
International
5
91'Ac
Rubinstein
4-1
y
44-
3-14;
10c
Fund
Income
preferred
Interlace
5
4-15
55c
(quar.)-———See
4-
4-15
4-15
——
4-1
25c
common
3-25
(quar.)—
common
4-
(quar.
on
Co..
53'/8C *""
;
3-17
1
25c
59%c
*
1
4-
3-14
3-31
-
3-31
income)
Interlake
3
30Q
214 c
4%
3- 7
Kubcer-—
dividend,
4preferred
-
4-1
3-31
55$
(quar.)
General; ThhtJ Corp.
J.)
Rubinstein.
Hercules
:
4-
25c
66c
(quar.)__
preferred
3.65%
3-10
1
50c;
*
4-19
—
4-10
5-
$1.1214
1
21'Ac
Hendershot Paper Products Ltd., com. (quar.)
4-
(quar.)
5-
25c
3-21
1;
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
-
<H.
Helena
7%
*
3-
2714 c
preferred D (quar.)—
preferred E (quar.)—
Industries (quar.)—
Heat-Timer Corp. (quar.
.
55c
1
36'Ac
preferred F, (quar.)—-——
(quar.)
(W. E.) & Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
!_—
preferred (quar.)_—_—
Helme (Geo. W.) Co., coml (quar.)
28c
-
3-14
$1214c
-'—
512 %
.'" 4-
3-25
4-
3-31
4-
Ltd.—
Growth
income
4%
3-17
$4
»
..
$30c
(quar.)
securities
from
Inter-Ocean
:
(qviaiy)—
Heller
3-15
27y2C
'
—
,
Hayes
3-15
r
*
Southwest— ''
1
4-10
preferred B
Heinz
4-
3-81
5%
.
3-12
V
4-
75c
3-8
.
Canada—
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph
3-14
50c
3-10
4- 1
50c
3-14
1
33c
(quax. (_j—;
Ltd—
.y
C
3-31
3-31
$62 Vic
Commerce
of
Shares,
Institutional
ment
3-20
4-
3-14
$2
Insurance ,Co. of North America (quar.)
Insnratice Exchange Building Corp. (Chic.>—
3-14
1714c
J 5%
3-20
356"*
Co.
preferred
5'/2%
5%
♦
1
-
*
Gas
1
50c
(quar.)—__——
Bank
securities
3
4-1
3714c
—
Electric Co.,
3-15
4-
40c
—
Hawaiian
3-15-
'
4-
-
3-17
4-21
.y
Times
414%
3-31
$1.50
$J5c
4-1
:
13c
3-14
214%
Stores, (quar.)—
;
1 **
3iy»c*
*
1
(quar.)^___.
Co.
3-14
■
.?'*.
preferred: (quar.)
irreferred
(quar.)preferrtfd (quary
$2.20
V 5V-J7c
•
4-
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
/General -Telephone
-.•v.-
;
1* v*
1
Co.
1
4-13
,3-31
75c
———
vestment
3-17
3-19
4-
(quar.)———
insurance
1
1
3714 c
(quaj.),_.
—Hartman Tobacco, 4%
prior pfd. (accum.)
Harts
(J. F.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.) —
■Hathaway (C. F.) Co.r: 5.80% pfd. (quar.)—
3-'5
:**y
;
Corp.
4-
4-
4
•
571^0
J121/2o
of
3-20
3-18
« ; •
50c
(s-a)
preferred
Institutional
6-10
6-30
50c
50c
(quar.)
Incv (quar.)——
Hartford
-
.
yfi:',
..
4%
(quar.)_
(N. Y.)
Hartfielcl
3- 1,
'
*
-
3712c
'
General Telephony Co. Of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (-quar:)a__ll>_--^--General
Harsco
3
Hartford Fire
l"y,.
4-1
y
'•_!
Y.)
Haverhill
>4-
333ic'.
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Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
-;; :65y;preferred A-y quar.>j
General Telephone Co. 01 Ohio—
$1.25 - preferred (quar.)
y $1.40 preferred:'(quar.)'__2^_^—
*
4-16
4-
-
y f-.-' y •
606
> 4-
.
(N.
(quar.)_
* 1'
1
'
partic. class A (quar.j
preferred (quar.)—:
4%
6-10
6-3Q
^■
(quar.)
—rJr-a.'.
Cnstitutlonal
4%
4-11
(quar.)——..—.
Inlaud Natural Gas Co., Ltd.,
Insley Mfg. Co. (quar.)
,
Harding Carpets Ltd. (quar.)—
Hamschfeger Corp.' (qnar.i —J—
Ilarris-Intertypc Corp, (reduced)
3-21
50c
>10
(payable in class A stk.)
Stock dividend (payable in class A stk.)
3-31
Insersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.—
3-10
Stock dividend
3-20
3-31
45c
,..4.12% preferred (quar.)_
:
Indiana Telephone Corp., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
t
•
4-1
3-20
68c
$1.12
I
Industrial Development Corp.
1
.
3-31
$50c
preference
5Vi%
1
4-
'<
4-1
—
4-17
-
4-
w'
9-15
12>15
1
new
(Initial)
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial
5
$1.0614
Hanson-Win Winkle-Munning Co. (stk. dlv.)
Harbison-Whlker Refractories—
1/
6%
preferred
(quar.)_,
3-11
3
3-14
$1.12 Vt
-
——I
Hanover
4-17
3-
5-
4-30
.'
Co—/
Shoe,
1
4-30
;>
3-17.,
1
1
4-
1314c
Hancock
Bank
3-12
5-15
14c
-
7":
3-10
"'y
■' 343/'»c
——
—
(quaxv)——-
Hanover
4-1
4-
$$1.25
A"
Paper—
Oil
:<
3-12
Inc.—
7"
"H-D
(quar.)
3-21
■
$20c
1
pfd.
preferred (quar.)_.
4.60% preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)_
Indianapolis Water—
5% preferred A (quar.)—!
414% preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Ltd., com.
4Vi % preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4-11
4-
6-16
9-30
.12-30
35c
4.20%
1
4-30
$25c
(qu«ir.)-_-^-
preferred
7
5-
Co.
4-18
$1.25
4Va% preferred (quar.)_—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
3-28
2
6-30
3-15
.
$1.25
A
$2.50
6%
3-15
6-
5- 1
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—
8-19
1
4-11
20c
preferred
1
.
Funds,
"H-C
Hanover Insurance Co.
62y>irf- 'y 4Iowa—-
of
Co.
.
* c
"
8
4-
$25c
414%
4-
y/'y '.
"4- 1
.
59:!sC
.
Indiana—
Geneiar Telephone'Co- of
Hamilton
4-7
3-31
• ;
,
•
•'r,5yfa7c pret-erred -fquar.
•"
" f
-
,
9-
10c
4.60%
Co.
3-15
-.
:
(quar.)^_:
RR.
1
$1.25
!
Telephone
4-
4- 1
Incorporated Income Fund
6-19
1
V 4% %
1
256' "'*'4-
''y:
——___—____
General
9
$1.16
-
6-
6214 c
3-10
5-15
"5- 1 y.
$$1.25
4-15
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
tl06
-
;
1
—
Hammermill
3-20
1
4-
'
5-
,——
common
.(quar.)_—__—
1
Halifax Insurance Co, (annual)!
Series
3-31
87^0
'1214c
$1.25
A
Series
4-30
4 v. 406
7-25
$1.25
Company (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%'pfd.
,
•'
4-
31 Vat
—
Steel IVares
Class
(s-a)_
Ltd.,
Brass,
2-27
5-
4-18
1
(quar.)—
preferred
3-14
5-
93%c
•.
5-1
8-
(quar.)—.
Haloid
„
3-14
4-23'
y$l 1st conv. .preferred-(quar.25c
General Railway Signal (quav^i--).!^-.
*
25c
1General Rdalty*<fc Utilities Corp. (quar.)__^_
20c" *
"
•
3- 7
f. 3-14
3-31-• '
5-
7
.
preferred'-* (quar.)_"_L
$3.75 preferred (quar.;
General
6-20
Chemicals & Controls—
5%
Halin
-yy7"',■»>
$5
t
Hagan
7
3-
Electric, Ltd. (interlmi —
3VZ%
4-18
General Industries, 5"',r -preferred
(quar.)"_*_ ^
$1.25
4- ly
General Investors-Trust (Boston)____u—7c
y:3-3ly '
GenerarMerchandise "Go.
lOfT- .6- 2
v
General Mills- Inc:, 5^ pfd. (quar.)
$1.25 4- 1
Motors. Corp-.—
3-21
1
$30c
3- 7
General
General
1
7-
3714c
3714 c
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.):
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Central
Year-end
Ohio RR.—
preferred
3-
3-31*
506
50c
*
4-
—
—
Bell
3-12
15c
Co.
3-21
*
25c
'
Breaker,
3-12
4-4
*.
•
$1.50
(quar.)—
r_
Imperial Paper & Color (quar.)—
Imperial. Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
3-25
15c
-
Quarterly
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
6-14
1 :
15c
(Ontario)—
t40c
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
7
7
3-31
—
Gulf Power Co..
3-14
15c ;1
6%-ypreferred'r(quar,)__l*___^_i.4_
4-
Circuit
Class
3-14
4-
;• '4-
20C
-•
6-30
20c
(quar.)—_
3-
3-
3-17
3-31
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd
3- 7
3-31
$21 %c
A
3-24
$1'
'
3-31
3-15
3-31
62Vic
?
Cement
3-15
3-15
4-15
_
Corp.
(quar.)
1
Illinois
3-19
3-31
$1.06'A"
Gust'in-Bacon
7
3-31
50c
(quar.)_
$4 1st preferred (quar.)__^___—li«
General'Contract! Corp., common (quar.)
:,
5-
25c
1
'
3-21
1
4-15
4-15
.
$40c
-
pfd. A (quar.)
Mortgage
Illinois
-
4-
'
M
Ideal
,
&
,,$5 preferred
3-14
4-15
y $8
$5
■„
3-19
(initial)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
insurance Co. (quar.)_
Gulf Mobile
.
1
4-
f
$1.25
—
convertible preferred
V.
3-15
Cquar.)„
5 7a
Life-
3-17
1
:
——
convertible
•
4-16
1
4-
714 c
57a
3- 7
1
4-
Inc.
Common, (quar.)
General
Baking Go;;, common (quar.)i—AiA
* '150
preferred: (quar.)$2
Generar6dx" Co. (quar.)_yi-^___.____
•
':
2c
Equipment,
Griesedieck Co., common
Gulf
quar.)—
5-
$5c
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
I-T-E
3-10
25c
V
3-10
2
;
class
3-14
,
1
2
4-
50C
(quar.)
(Canada)
Cooperage,
3- 3
,*
v
Bros.
Griggs
.
3-3
y'y.lOe - 4- 1;}'
General American Transportation Corp.— -!'?*4-* t(~«•
"
y.QuarteJri^;___242_^4^_li;^w_^yy L;
87'Ac '-*' 3-31
.
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3-14
4- 1
$1.12'A
of Texas—
(increased
common
3-
4-
1714c
3714c
; 414% preferred .(quar.)——
5%
preferred (quar.')„—_1
Greyhound Lines
3-10
40c
(quar.)—
Corp.,. common
2
4-
$20c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Huyck (F, C.) & Sons, common
3-21,
4-
4- •
4- $
$10c
Mfg. Co
Erie
4-15
4-15
50c
(class A (quar.)
(quar.):
$2.75 class A preferred (quar.)
4%% prior preferred series I (quar.)_——
Hydro-Electric Securities (annual)
3-14
3-31
25c
25c
City)—
5%
3-14
1
$1.75
Inc. y (quar.)— L,—
Pow.er Co. (quar.)
:
Wire Ltd.
1
4-
30c
.
3-15
w • "4- 1 '
$$1.37 <SAr 1
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(B.)
4v
45c
(quar.)
r
Greyhound
$$1.25
4-..-——-aAAA
General Anieiicair investors, com.' (quar;)-t«'
i $4,50 preferred (quar.) —
,(quar.)__
3-14
f 4-1
±10c
.
30c
&
5%
.
(initial)-
3-14
-.*-'4- 1
3-17
(quar.)
common
3-31
•'
32%c
y f35c
.
A
3-14
.'
3-18
4- 1
(Jersey
1st pfd. (quar.)
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door-—
3-21
3-31
Bank
Hussmann
y_
3-31 '«
28'/8C
V*- 25cA——
(H.
3-31
35c
Greenwich Gas Co., common
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—
"'v
40c y 3-31
.
Ltd., 'common' (quar.)
Co.,
-j'
•• -
,
Gate
*
$1.50
3-17
$40c
3-14
——
.3-20
4-
3-31
y
Quarterly
Husky Oil Co. 6%
3-25
—
77a... preferred
Green
^
1
1
5%
Year-eiid
3-31-
•
5
4-15
5c
;
Producers—
4-23
—_
4-
5
(Winnipeg)—
Corp.
dividend
Western
" 4-23
.
Hurd Lock &
Huron
3-
3-14
$1.3114
30c
Foods, Inc.
Hupp Corp., 5%
3-20
1
3-14
3-31
Hunt
3-
4-
3714c
!
preferred
3-31
1
3-14
3-31
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)Aj
4-
35c
Y.) (quar.)
Realty, class A (quar.)
Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)™—Lakes Towing Co
1
*
$1
3-20
B
6.40%
,
11-25
3-31
93%c
American
Class
8-25
12-15
50c
1
11-
.
9-15
$$1.10
r
8-
8-15 >
*11-15
—AA
5-26
$35c
-T—
4- 1
y
11-18
6-16
Nat'l
3^31
62y2c
(quar.)
"$25 par"
County
Payable 0/ Rec.
37VjC
514 % preferred
(quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Storage
Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
8-19
12-10
$25c
(quar.J___
4-15
10c
—
Quarterly
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.
9-10
$2
(W.
1
AA_
Hudson
$2
1"_
(quar.)_
Toy,
5-
class
5-20
$10c
1
10c
s?
11-18
6-10
125 c
4-28
10c.1."
10c :>!
•
12-10
$25c
(quar.)
5-
Common
i
.
$2
$2
1-
4-15
75c
-A
7
8-19
4.—
T.) Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)___
5-
$30c
r
5-20
9-10
(quar.)
4-15 '
9c
AAlA——A— T
11-18
6-10
2-38
!
4-15
$1.25
'
FriedmaiviL.y Realty/(quar.)'
12-10
$2
3%7a
_—
preferred
$2
(quar.)__.
87o
preferred B (quar.)
Grafton & Co., class A (quar.)__
3-17
4-
————•<••*6c
—i_—
preferred
5%
B
25c
r__:
Fuller Brush Co.,
87a
3-25
-r: •%,, •'
♦
Franklin .Telegraph
(s-aaAA
Cos.. Ltd. (quar.)
1_
Frick & Co., 6% pfd. (quar-.)i——,
'
„
3- 3
7c\*: 3-31
Fraser
.
3-7
1
•
::
.
>
•
5%
,,8-19
$1.50
1
25c
interests—a
•
5-20
9-10
:
(quar.)
common
Holders
When
Share
Gas,
6-10
(quar.)
A
4-
"
of -beneficial-
A
Natural
$1.50
3-31
=_■•*;' 10c *
(quar.)^:— ■'
$25c
Par
Name of Company
0/ Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8 7o preferred A (quar.)_
6%
—
_
(quar.}_
Holders
Houston
50c
(quar.),—
com.
67o
Payable
Co.—
&
75c
(quar.)
Machinery. & Chemical,
(W. R.)
When
Share
4-
$1.183/4
<
.
Forbes & Wallace Inc., class A
Foremost
Dairies-Inc.
Fort Worth Transit Co.
Company
30c
Food
Stores,
Grace
3-6
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line,
Fair
Per
Name 0)
of Rec.
4-1
22'Ac
■
Fluor
Holder»
Payable
16'As
40
(1477)
$1.10
4-
1
3-14
$1.20
4-
1
3-14
40c
4-
1
3- 3
50c
4-
1
3-21
$1.50
4-
1
3-21
25c
4-
1
15c
4-
1
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (initial)
Irving Trust (N. Y.) <quar.)—
Island
Creek
Coal,
$6 preferred
Ivey
(J.
B.)
&
common
(quar.)
——
(quar.),
Co.
(quar.)
—
——
Jacobsen
Mfg. Co, (quar.)—^
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
—-i,Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
7%
7%
preference (quar.)
preference B (quar.)
57b preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (qtiar.)—
6% preference E (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supplv—
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
1
3-18
3-18
3-14
4-
1
2-28
$$1.75
4-
1
2-28
%%
4-
1
2-28
XI'A %
4-
1
2-28
xl'A%
4-
1
2-28
xl'A%
4-
1
2-28
$1.25
3-31
3-14
$1.25
>31
3-14
xl
—
—
r.
—
—-—:
$37'Ac
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1478)
Jeamiette
Co., 7% pfd. (accum.)——
Jersey Central Power & Light—
Co.
1
3-14
4-17
3-31
3-18
4-
1
3-22
7
7
62 %c
4-
1
3-
$1.25
4-
1
3-
preferred
3-14
$5.65
preferred
3-31
3-14
MacAndrews
Macy
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Mailman
3-11
5%
Maine
4-
1
3-11
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
40c
4-
1
7
$1.41
4-1
3- 7
$1.06%
$1.12%
4* I
3-7
4-
1
3-
$1.25
4-
1
3-7
25c
4-15
44-
1
3-14
Maremont
4-1
3-14
Extra
1
3-21
4-11
4%
4-15
3-31
Maritime Electric Co.
1
3-
7
Maritime
4-1
3-
7
invest-
net
Babatt
3-31
3-20
7%
4-
3-10
Market
Laclede
Gas,
4.32%
Ltd.
20c
.
(quar.)
Class
A
Class
B
Class
5-
-
3-31
1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
t30c
A.)
(quar.;
1
22 %c
(increased;
(quar.)
(S.
44-
1
27c
A
4-
4
4-
1
2
3-31
3-31
3-14
tl5c
3-31
3-14
tl5c
6-30
6-30
9-30
9-30
9-15
415c
12-31
12-31
12-15
La
convertible
Salle
Extension
McNeil
preferred
University
A
(quar.)—
.
——III
~~~
_
—
_
Lamson
Corp.
(Del.)
Latrcbe
Steel
(quar.)-
Lau
-
;
Blower
3-26
9
10-
9
9-26
1-9-59
12-26
15c
30c
3-31
~
3-10
10c
3-31
3-10
(irreg.)
4$1
4-
1
3-15
4$1
4- 1
8-15
Co
non-cumulative
(II. W.) As Co.,
Leath & Co., common
preferred
(Irregular)
class A (quar.)
41c
4-1
3-31
4-
<-12%c
4- 7
5 %
preferred
Liberty
S.
Life
C.)
Liberty
.
(quar.)
Insurance
7% preferred (quar.)
Lincoln National Life
Wayne)
.4-
37 %c
4-
j
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln Telephone
Co.
I
Common
,
As
Miami
3-20
4-
1
(quar.)
Llpe-Ildnway Corp.,
Litecraft. Industries
Local
40c
5-
1
Finance
Corp.
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10-10
r
.
Preferred
Look
Joint
8%
class"A*lqifa"r"jIIIIII
Steel
Loew's
$3
3-31
4-15
Canadian
preferred
5-
Co.
6-2
3-31
3-20
3-21
Corn..
1
4-
1
3-31
3-14
450c
4-
_r
II"
As
Dock
Watch"
1
1
3-14
1
_
~"
3-14
Co.H
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
$1.10
-
40c
25c
_
"
~~~
.
..
3-u.
4- 1
2-14
4-
.
20c
.
•
4
62 %c
4-
1
3-10
81.75-a
v.
6- 1
$1.75
e-
$1.75
11-
1
1
4-2|
7-23
10-23
Power,
,
v
3-31
50c
-
4-15
30c
(quar.)
3-24
5-15
25c
Mfg. (quar.;„^
(Maiden, Mass.)—
3- 7
4-15
•".
5-
1
25c5-
Machine
4-15
4-
1
3-20
5-
1
4-17
4-15
4-1
4-15
4- 4
4-15
4- 4
Co.—
Finance
Co., com. (stock dlv.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial;
(Hartford;
'
1
90c
.
3%%
-
,'
,
.
.17c;
$0.14062
—
<*
'
-
Quarterly
40c
Gas
Co.
3-17
27 %c
4-15
4- 1
3-31
3-14
50c
(quar.;„___'
Ltd.,
4- 1
3-14
$15c
(quar.)—
common
Co., common (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
3- 7
4- 6
4-
1
3-11
(quar.)—
Class
3-31
3-1.0
4-25
3-31
4-30
4-15
3-31
3-11
4-
1
10-
Investors
9- 5
1-2-59
12- 6
$8e
;
1
?5c
B
National
8%
1
3-14
1
3-18
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-
6c
1
3-7
3-31
4-
1
National Securities
3-14
3-31
v
3-31
3-31
3-14
15c
3-31
3-12
4-30
4-17
4-30
4-17
6-
2
5-
50c
4-
1
3-20
1
15c
4-
1
1
50c
10c
—
4-
1
1
1
5-
1
(qua|r.)
1
30c
,
4- 1
1
1
New
5-
1
3-31
3-17
4-
$68?4c
62I,2C
-
2-28
4-
1
1
4-30.
3-31
95c
4-
96%c
4-
4s" 1
$1.08:?/4
$1.1I,A
3-
7V2C
4-
1
4-
5-31
8-30
5-
1
(quar.)
4-
1
-
(increased;.
4-
1
4-
1
1
3-31
90c
4-
1
1
$1.15:-
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-
3-31
50c
4-18
4-
3-31
4-
1
4-
1
3-fiO
30c
-
(quar.)
'
$1.15
$1.10
1
1
3-17
4-
1
Co.
Service
_*
3-13
Class
Wire
B
Nicholson
4-
1
1
3-15:
3- 7
3-7
4-
1
3-14
87 %c
Corp.
35c
—
North
1
3-1-4
28c
4-
1
3-14
35c
$1^5
5-
1
4-15
North
American
Coal
5-
1
4-15.
North
American
Life
60c
4r
1
3-21'
'
_
5%%
4-15
1
4-10
50c
4-
1
3-31
3-10
93%c
1
4-16
933 ic
4-
1
3-17-
15c
4-
1
3-17
45c
3-31
3-7
85c
■
5-
3-31
3-31
3-7
97%c
3-31
3- 7
3-7
$1.02%-
3-31
3- 7
$1.91%.
3-31
3- 7
48%C
3-31
3- 7
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-it
4-
1
3*W
12%c
4-15
4-7
$3c
3-31
3- «
40c
4-
3-17
$15o-
(quar.)
com.
$16c
-
'
(qua»r)_
(quar.).—.
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
(Chicago;
3-14
5-
$1.50
90c
;
American Car
4-
3-31
25c
(quar.)
*
Aviation
3- 7
1
1
(quar.;*
American
1
4-
(quar.)
Weaving Ltd.,
North
44-
(quar.>_
No-Sag Spring (quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd.
3-15
4-
8- 0
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-17
'
933$c
31)
File
8-25
$1.12%.
—
preferred
Niagara
2-28
Gas—
preferred (quar.)
pfd. < Initial payment from Feb. 25
March
3-10
1
4-
$2
*
3-10
4- 1
50c
4.10%
3-31
f~
1
(quar.),
(quar.)
25c
(quae.)
3-10
4-
$1,09
(quae.)
Cloth
40c
_
3- 7
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
to
,4- 4
4-
1
4-
$1,183/4
(quar.)
preferred
4.85%
"
5-
4-
56 %C
5.25%
3-14
40c
&
3.40%
3-20
3-31
Electric
3.60%
-
10c
1
3-10
3-7
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar,)_
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
33i% preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric, 3%% pfd
(quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.90%
4-
1
1
*
common
Water
4-15
4-
4-
Service—
preferred (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
Wire
3-14
$1.01%--
(quar.)
Dock,
3- 7
$L-
(quar.)
preferred
York
1
3-31
60c
pfd.
(initial)
York
4
12%c
common
York
3-15
56'4c
(quar.)
preferred
Orleans Public
4-
35c
(quar.)
Newark
5t
37%c
com.
preferred
(s-a)
—
Power & Light, 4%
3-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural Gas,
3-14
3-31
45C
Fire Insurance
Co.
3-14
-
Co.—
$2
New
3-15
i5C
Telephone & Telegraph
New
3- 5
56(40
England
New York Trust
3-14
1
(quar.).
com.
3-27
1
(quar.)
Power Co.—
$4.50 preferred
3-14
4-
25c
preferred
(quar.)
:
1
4-
4%%
3-17
$1.37%
$4.60
4-
preferred
3.75%
3-11
22%c
3-19
$1.50
New
3-14
4-
3-31
f
5- 1
?%C
(initial quar.)
common
(reduced)
Telephone Co., Ltd.
5-15
$1.12%
4% %
New York State
3-14
5c
45c
(Increased;
(Illinois) (quar.)—
3-17
5- 1
60c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
3-17
10c
:
Inc.
3-10
3-10
3-17
5c
1
4-1
5-15
3-27
4-21
1
4-
~
20C
35c
4.36%
4-16
4-30
3-10
4-15
4%%
4-16
4-
1
25c
New
5-
25c
3-10
4-
3-20
4.05
3-15 *
13c
3-10
4- 1
25c
3-25
New
3-31
$1.22%
3-31
4- 1
6%
8-15
1
.3-10
25C
New Jersey
11-14
$1.10
3-10
3-31
3-31
5-16
11-29
3-31
3-31
4-16
New Jersey
3-20
$1.12%
50c
4-17
36c
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
New Haven Gas.
2
$1.12%
3-14 f
2-27 *
25c
—*
Quarterly
3- 4
4-15
common*
Machine
New Hampshire
3- 4
1
1
10c
(quar.)"
Corp.
common
preferred
Brunswick
New
3- 4
1
4-
3-15
1
4-
25 c
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4
4-
5c
(accum.)—
1
4-15
30c
(quar.)
3-31
4-
"
60c
6%
3- 4
1
1
50c
3- 5
pfd. (quar.)
3-14
50c
—
New England
3-29
25c
4-
3-31
*15c.
3-14
60c
-
3-31
•
(quar.),.
-
40c
—
3-31
4-15
$40c
;
;
Britain
New
third
6
4-15
4-15
4-15
New England Electric System (quar.)
—
New England Gas & Electric Association—
Common
(quar.)
;
3-14
6-
Radiator
Nestlc-LeMur,
3-14
4-
3-18
12c
;
;
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd.,
$2.40
3-20
3-14
1
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Preferred
3-14
4-
$1
Co.
Nehl Corp. (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co.,
3-14
1
1
4r
6c
Class A
3-14
4-
40c
3-20
3-14
25c
National-U S
3-14
3-31
87%c
and
Terminals
Neaber
3
11c
Extra
3-31
4-
30c
$1.25
Corp.
National
3-18
9
4-11
•
4c
;
Tank
3-18
4-
3-20
4-
20c
62 %c
I!
National
3-14
4-
31 %C
National Suga*-Refining (quar.;__—
National Supply Co. (quar.)
3-12
3-20
3-31
15c
(quar.)
National Steel Oar, Ltd. (quar.;,
3-17
4-
3
4-3
Series—
Scries
Shares
4-
4-
$1.25
National Standard Co.
1
-
1
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Series
National
5-
20c
*
series"
Balanced
3-15
$50c
Bond
Dividend
3-17
4-
$1.50
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)
National Rubber Machinery (reduced)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
3-31
20c
B
National Presto Industries
National Propane corp.—
4-10
4-19
preferred
(quar.)„_;
National Linen Service, common (quax.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
*
3-14
44-
97%c
Missouri Pacific RR., class A
v
(quar.)
$5c
30c
Mississippi Valley Public Service,
'5% preferred (quar.)
3-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
A
25c
25c
Mississippi River Pxiel Corp. -(quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
"Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
3-20
$1.25... ..4-1
4.44%
4-
A
87'/2C
Minnesota Power & Light—
5% preferred (quar.)
•Mirro Aluminum Co. (quar.)
Mississippi
3-28
3-15
Kc
*.
Class
.
3-24
4-18
3-19
1
3-11
$1.12%
common
1
4-
1
■;
Co.,
4-
20c
4-
25c
;
4%% convertible preferred
Millers Falls (reduced quar.)
Minnesota ts Ontario Paper
5c
*
3- 7
1
(quar.)
.
4-1
Co.—:
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co.,
5%-pfd. (q"uar )
~
Lord Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd
pfd. (auar)
7% 2nd preferred
(guar i —"
'
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7
-
3-14
$1.08%
■
(quar)
Miller-Wohl
3-15
4-
-
$1.08%
4.35%
Coal
3-14
3-31
1
$25c
4%% preferred (quar.;
*
Midwest Securities, Inc., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)—:
6%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—.
3-15
1
4-
$1.25
$1.06%
preferred F (quar.)
preferred G (quar.;_
Longr Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
.Longhorn. Portland Cement Co
1
4-
120c
3-31
4-15
Inc.
Co.
6%%
National Fire Insurance Co.
Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
Common
Ltd
cTIa Tquar.)
.4.40%
Midwest
3-17
m
(quarl)II
Investment
4-
30c
_
4-15
7- 2
3%
States
60c
37%C
-
1
4-
(quar.)
Utilities,
3-18
3-31
4-
-
Telephone
Midland-Ross Corp.,
common
5%% 1st preferred (quar.)
4-15
$1
;
South
3-14
4-
10c
$5e
y.:-: 15c
'• $40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Abrasive
Extra
Middle
Middle
4-15
11%C
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer
1
$1
(quar.)
London Hosiery Mills, Ltd., 80c
Lone Star
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Lorain
1
III
(mothnly)
Mid-West
3-31
50c
$5<J
—
3-15
5-
preferred
12 %e
conv.
Fuel
(
,
.
i
(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)
Mid-South Gas Co.
•Extra
3- 7
3-31
10c
(Marcus) Theatre, Ltd.
London
3- 7
25c
(quar.)
Chain
3-31
4% %
3-20
A
25c
pfd.
'V4-15
$1.65
Class
25c
(quar.)
com.
second
6%
3- 4
«-2
3-20
}6'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
1
6-20
$3.50
Telegraph Co.
3-15
1
$$1.50
•
3-31
7
common
National
68c
4-
*15c
.
(s-a;__
3-14
3-28
4-
20c
preferred
Window
1
4-11
National Lead Co.—
preferred (quar.)—.
1
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co., common
3-31
12 %c
common
(quar.)
Pipe,
4-10
4-10
10c
•
■
_
preferred
Locke
65c
$1.25
20c
i.j"f
preferred
4-
62% C
,
3-31
30c
4%%
-
II
(R.
National Grocers,
National Gypsum
(quar.)
the
3-14
$1.12tt»
(quar.)_—
for
1
Class
(quar.)
4^2%
"4-10..
40c
III—III—III
quar.)
Class A
National
3-14
(quar.)*.pfd. (quar.)
Michigan Abrasive Co.,
3-12"
(Fort
-
(quar.)
3-15
1
2nd
cash
Machine
(4.45%
Telegraph CD. (Del.)—
(Increased
5% preferred
Lionel Corp.
1
4-
National
Michaels Stern «fc Co.—
quar.)
___
of
3.90%
►
.
4-
20c
«fc Tubing Co.
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3-14
40c
Insurance
3-20
3-28
Metal Hose
'
3-20
4-10
5%
$1.75
(increased
lieu
Mesta
3-18
1
1
5%
common
4-
$1.50
"4.35% .preferred
I—I"
Corp. (quar.)
Companies, Inc. (stock dividend)
Liggett,As Myers Tobacco—■
Life
Co.,
preferred
convertible
59%C
31 !4e
Merfitt-CITapmah & Scott (Increased).
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5V2V0 pref. (quar.)
3-10
3-31
25 c
-
4-
4-1
10c
(qiiar.)
Co.
3-14
(quar.;
Welding
3-20
$$i
Cement
1
(quar. >
Electric
30c
10c
-
12 %c
___
Loan
in
4-18
1
(Greenville*
Co.
(quar.)
1
4-
Lexington Water, 5%% preferred (initial).. $1.78889
Liberty Fabrics of New York Inc.—
3-28
5-
$1.12 %
—_
Corp.,
4«*
Quarterly
3-20
(reduced)
Co.
As
20C
3-17
23C
Preferred
3-20
;
pfd.
7
-(quar.)
As
Company
1
quarter of this year
"3-21
4-15
'
30c
.
3-20
'
4-13
1
3-28
1
preferred (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
3-14
5-
1
Engineering Co.—
conv.
Steel
&
National
4-15
Corp.
Co.
&
Portland
$3.50
i $4
3-14
4- 1
96 Vie
■
Lerner Stores, common"
(quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Merck
3-20'
35c
Medusa
3-15
10c
.
(quar.)$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Lees (James) &
Sons, 3.85% pfd.
•Lehman Corp
1
5%
Johnson
McLouth
3-25
3-31
Mead
National
3-14
4-15
iVOG'A
McQuay, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
6-26
25c
Participating class B (irregular)
,
9
7-
Stores
A
3-14
l 'hc
Aircraft
7
3-
(stock dividend)
Co.
4-
(quar.)
Machine
Class
4- 2
4-
15c
_I~—IIII
I
Lawson As Jones,
Ltd., partlc. class A
1%
4-15
15c
15C
(quar.)—,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
59 %c
1
4-15
Cash
4-
u
McLellan
Lamson & Sessions—
4.75%
4-
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.;_
McKay Machine'Co.
McLean Trucking Co., class A com. (quar.;
12-15
415c
.___
Class B
9-15
415c
Chemical
(quar.)
McGrogor-Doniger, class A (quar.)
6-13
415c
(quar.)
'McDonnell
6-13
4:15c
preferred
3-
1
Co., common
Register (quar,),
Casket
Co.
Ltd.,
1
1
split
National
;
Co.
3- 7
44-
Biscuit
12c
McC'rory Stores Corp., common (reduced)
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
McDermotb • (J. Ray) & Co. (quar.)
3-21
6-
U5c
.
4%'
3-28
25c
tlOc
*
Oil
1
(quar.;
Aeronautical
five-for-one
4-
(quar.;-
B
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)—
McCall
3-21
McColl-Frontenac
__
(quar.)
Hegler Zinc
Industries, (quar.)
Class
3-21
'
American
18c
(quar.)
(qu.ar.)
Class B
3-31
3-14
National
25c
Maxwell, Ltd., common (rerluced)
$6 participating preferred (quar.)-_^__
Mays (J. W.),.Inc. (quar.)
;
McCabe Grain, Ltd;;"class A (quar.)
3-15
$1.75
National
iy::
National
(Quarterly from net income)Matthicssen
3-14
3-24
Corp. (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
3-10
4-
4-
3-24
Masonite
3-21
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)0% preferred
Co.,
4r-
(Md.)—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Co.,
preferred
t45c
(quar.)
3-31
—
3- 7
37 %c
pfd.
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
Nation-Widc Securities
$17^c
17%c
-
3-21
3-31
4-
*
3-15
1
National
(quar.)
common
3-10
8
System Inc., common
preferred (quar.;
(T%
.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry DockCommon
(quar.)
<4%%
preferred (quar.)
7
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
.
62 %c
3-
!/*%
4-
3
$$1.25
(quar.;„*^
1
4-
Mutual
3-17
$20c
(Mo.)
Marslmll-Wells
3-3
.
$1
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd
Lambert (Alfred) Inc., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
-
5-15
62 %c
Laboratories
A
2
1
62 %c
Lamaque
.Class
44-
3%
-
4
3- 7
3-31
4-15
preferred
25c
50c
(quar.)
4-
15c
(quar.;
Ohio
3-31
(quar.;
4-
*25c
(quar.;_«
preferred
Mills, 7%
20c
(quar.)
2-27
Mfg. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced)
4-10
4-
1
1
common
States Telephone &
5c
Ltd., 5% pfd.
& Telephone—
(Calif.;,
&
4-15
1
2-27
4-
Inc.
conv.
Murray
A
(quar.)
Field
4-
4-25
$$1.25
;
—
Steel
Marshall
3-15
J$3
$30c
1
(quar.)
(Philip;, Inc. (See Philip Morris)
N & W Industries
Corp.
(reduced)Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
3-17
4- 1
25c
shares
common
1
4-15
25c
common
preferred
Lalcesido
45c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Consolidada
Basket
4-
30c
$1.50
(quar.;
preferred
Maule
1st preferred
1$3
v
1
4-
Quarterly
;
Munsing Wood Products Co.—
3-18
1
Forgings,
3-20
3-18
4-18
4-
t$T.75
Mountain
4-10
3-14
2-27
25c
t$1.75
Mount Vernon
4-10
1
(quar.)
3-14
5%
Marlin-Rockwell
Co.—
'
La
4-
1
1
4-
$1.12 %
Ltd.
3-14
3c
(quar.)„
common
preferred
Telegraph
preferred
Marsh
15c
.
Corp.,
convertible
Common
.
.
4-
4-
(quar.;
3-20
;
3-14
3- 1
$1.50
Morgan Engineering Co.,$2.50 pfd.
%
—
Marsch
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John),
Midland
Products
——
4-20
$1
common
conv.
2
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
King-Seeley Corp. (reduced)
King,sport Press (quar.)
Kirsch Company
(quar.)
Knox Glass, Inc. (stock dividend)
Koehring Co., 5% convertible pfd. A
non-cum.
Automotive
iiik.
Marine
1
1
1
1
3-31
$1.75
Works,
Co.
(quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd.
50c
4-
30c
4-
(quar.)
60c
31'/4C
(Walter), & Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Co.
3-15
3-31
7%
Motorola,
(quarterly from 1
9-15
3-31
6%
Morris
4-16
4-
3-20
3-31
4-10
62 %C
(quar.;
convertible
6-18
4-
A
Drop
3-18
(s-a;—
12-15
4%c
Moore
4-30
(quar.;
1
"Series S-3"
from
/
'
Trust
22 %c
Kiddo
;
pfd.
3-31
4-
3-27
8%c
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.
net
investment income;
10-
4-15
Krog(y: Company
6%
1-2-59
20c
1
•
30c
28 %c
4-
28c
59%c
r
87 %C
...
7%
20c
pfd. (s-a;
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)-.
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
(quar.)
7%
3-27
6-30
Manitoba Sugar Co., Ltd., 6%
4-
3-31
1
3-31
(quar.)^_
3-14
1
$1.17%
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)-^
$25c
common
6-14
4-15
preferred
Ltd.,
Mansfield Tire & Rubber,
6% preferred (quar.)
1
$1.12%
4-15
4-
13c
Co.,
class
$25c
...
7-
87 %C
$7
$1.25
-
-
Manufacturers
16c.
4%
Moore
53'/8C
3-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred B
3-10
Co._
1
52c
Co.,
Chemical
——
1
Appreciation
convertible
Electric Shares
Paper Shares
Manitoba Sugar
1
4-15
Medium Growth Bond Fund "Series
"6%
Locomotive
Montrose
15c
1
4-
Montgomery Ward & Co.—
1$1.25
common
4-
Mfg., 6% partlc. pfd. A (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co, 4.80% preferred (quar.;
Keystone Custodian Funds Inc.—
Koppers
Montreal
3-10
4-
(quar.;
87 %C
;
Kerr-McGec Oil Industries, com.
4% % conv. preferred (quar.)
payments
Casualty
87 %C
Kerr
,
v
7
4%C
L
Refining (reduced)
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.)
income.
3-10
3-31
•
Kendall
nicnt
3-31
1
3-14
4-
25c
(quar.;.
U2VaC
3-31
$7.50
preferred C (quar.)
Managed Funds— v
3-1*.
4- 1
&
preferred
preferred
3-31
4Vi%
3-15
32 %C
4.70%
4-15
4-15
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
3-15
1
4-
(quar.)
3-21
35c
,
1
5%
4%%
Public Service Co.,
4.75%
1
4-
3-15
Monroe
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Bonding
Maine
V
4-
3-15
15c
Knitting Co., Ltd., pfd. (accum.),.
Auto Equipment Co.-—
preferred (quar.;
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.;
4.50%
preferred
(quar.;
3-14
15c
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.;.
preference (quar.)
3-31
3-31
4-
—
1
1
Monarch
3-21
4-
common
4.90%
3-14
4-15
4-
(quar.)
(quar.
Modern
3-17
1
....
Conv.
4-15
$1.12%
.
4-15
3-31
4-
30c
Conv.
35c
$1.25
stock fund
4-15
aiading Drug Stores
lquar.)_
Mahoning Coal RR. Co., com. (s-a;
5%
preferred
(s-a;
.
com.
3-15
50c
5-15
—
Both. above
1
1
(quar.)__
1
50c
...
4-
5-
$25c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.;
II.; & Co.
1
$1.07
„
?50c
122%c
$1.50
1
$1.22%
*25c
preferred (quar.)__:
*
Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
Service,
120c
& Blocdel
B
(R.
6-
Corp. (quar.)—————.i
Kellogg Company—
3%% preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)—..
—
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.).—
Kelsey-IIayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Co., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
——
preferred
5-15
6-
(quar.)
—
3-17
Gas
$1.50
$1
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
$1.05
Kolite
conv.
MacMillan
95c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Kearney (James R.) Corp..—.
$1.25
3-15
1
,
414 %
4% %
*
1
6-
.
Co., com.
4-15
20c
S.|
5-
25C
Mobile
(J.
of Rec.
1
$1.07%
*
3-31
Mitchell
Holder9t
4-
*31 %c
preferred
(quar.)„
<te Co., Ltd.
Payable
97 %C
pfd. (quar.)
4-15
_
(quar.)
Co., common
Forbes
&
preferred
4r
$1.08
(quar.)
Kansas Powe* As Light
4.30%
Light, 3.90%
3-15
(quar.)
$1.08%
$1.12%
com.
4
Macfaddcn Publications, Inc.
Class
.
3-
3-20
Topograph Co., $6 pref.
Lynchburg Foundry Co.__
6%
—
1
20c
Ludlow
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
&
When
Share
Company
Missouri Power
30c
31%c
____
3-31
,1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
$5 preferred (quar.)
—_
3-31
(quar.)
4.28% preferred
4%% preferred
,
-
Per
Name of
4
3-31
(quar.)I
(quar,)
& Sons
3-21
i
common
3-
$1.75
common
36 %c
—
1
15c
Electric,
preferred
(M)
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
Holder«
50c
(quar.;
4-15
—
(quar.).
preferred
&
When
Payable o) Rec.
4-
a
(reduced)
Lower St. Lawrence Power, com.
(inc. s-a)
4%% preferred (quar.).
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
(quar.;
Co.—
Southern Ry.
Gas
$2.90
Gas As Electric Co.,
$4.32
v
8%
Drug
Lowenstein
r
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
non-cum.
Angeles
$20c
—
preferred
4%
Louisville
1
....
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Kansas
3-14
10c
preferred
(quar.)......—
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
Kansas City
1
35c
$1.46
4.50%
4-
4-
(increased)
(quar.)—.i—u
30c
Corp.
(quar.).
Kaiser: Steel Corp., common...—
4%
Los
5-
Kaliler
4.20%
4.35%
4-10
$1
—:—— -
—
1
Share
common
preferred
5-
933ic
Stephens As Sbinkle Shoe Co.——
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)—..
Journal Publishing (Ottawa; Ltd. (quar.; —
Semi-annual
(P.),
10c
Johnson,
;;.
3-20
4- 1
$1
preferred (quar.) j
—■
.«*
Jersey Farm Baking, common (quar.)———
4% preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., 3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Service
Lorillard
7%
4%
Johnson
Par
Name of Company
Payable 0/ Rec.
$1.75
Glass
Holdert
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
.
Insurance
-
7
,
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,
1
Corp.- (quar.)
-(semi-annually;
30c
-
•1.2*% r-i. 4-1
15c
•
3-25
5-12
4-25
4-25
4-14
Co. -'
10c
.
'
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Number 5729
.
.
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.
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Par
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/
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American
:
$2.50
,"North
preferred
Penn
series)
(quar.)
7-21
4V4.%
4%%
-
5-
1
3-31
44c'
$3.60
.
Power
preferred
S,
Co.
4-14
3-21
3-24
Phillipine
$1.37»/2
-4-1
3-21
•4-1
3-21
*
•_
90c'
preferred
1
^.>.
Scotia Light & Power
Class ' B
"4-15
14-15
•3-31
4-1
•<3-20
$15c
tquar,)—
15c
4-1
t
'
Office
Specialty Mfg. Co.
?-' Ogilvie "Flour Mills, Ltd.,
1)
7%*' preferred .(quar.
common
'6% preferred (quar.)__
Ohio Edison Co,, common
3.90%
preferred
*4.40%:^ preferred
'4.44%
;
3-17
(quar.)
(Mass.)
!
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■>
4%% -cqnv.
called
Corp.,
4-1
>
3-31
t
■
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3-31
Pratt
7%". preferred
Co.,
&
April
14
'5
Gardner ""Co.
Procter
&
'
4-14
4-
8-
5"%
*
7
3-31
-4-15
3-31
$25c
'4-1
3-14
'
;
;
$3
6-2
"4-15
-
$$1.75
18-15 /
4-15
4-1
20c
4-25
4-
4-
3-7
•
$1
50C
._
1
4-15
3-15
VPacelot -Mfg. (quar.)
"/Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
;-Pacific Coast Co.,-5% preferred*(quar.)
-
$1.50
____________
preferred ( quar.
('"•Pacific Finance Corp., 4.75% pfd. (quar.)
5%/ preferred (quar.)———
$1.25
Service
preferred
cony.
$4.40
pfd.
pfd.
preferred
6.16%
4-15
(quar.)———
■
_A
Stock
dividend
preferred
preferred
6%
Park
Chemical
4-1
8-20
3-31
*4-10
3-31
Quemont
4-10
3-31
$1.05
4-10.
'
$1.75
'•■
$1.50
3-31
13-14
/-
10%
•
—
$90c
'4-
7
3-31
6%
3-17
3-
3-81
$1
1'4-
Radio
7
37 %C
4-
*
1
*
4-
"7-
1
conv,»
10-
1
conv.
Metal
preferred
preferred
2%C
(quar.)—__—
37 %c
6-13
•
.
1-2-59
•4- 1
4-
1
3-10
Reda
(quar.)
i_;—
—
.
•4-
1
4-
1
83 %c
4-
(reduced)
—
Co.
'
3-14
r
4- 2
3-10
8-12
3-31
3- 3
25c
4-11
3-11
1
Renold Chains
1
3-12
6-
2
5-15
6- 2
5-15
•
4-
1
1
3-20
$1.50
4-
1
3-14
3-31
Co.,
com.
—
preferred (quar.)
4-28
A
13%c
Class
''.4- 1
ft- 9
4-25
3-31
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
.
,
(quar.)—
3-11
3-22
3c
3-31
3-21
Revlon,
25C
3-31
3-21
Reynolds Metals Co.,
35c
3-31
3-31
40c
$1.12%
4-
.
-
3-21
3-21
1
3-10
4- 1
3-10
Racing
vestment
Inc.
A
9-12
Shawmut
(quar.)
4%%
Reynolds
preferred
(R.
J )
A
850
4-1
3-10
Shelby
3-31
3-20
4-10
3-13
4-10
4-
<
1
*18
27%c
6-
1
4-17
40c
,;4-
1
3-30
25c
1
4-18
6- 1
4-18
*13
1
91 %c
15c
4- 1
*19
91.12%
4- 1
*19
30c
4-1
*18
*20
6-1
*14
250
4-10
2%
$1.18%
6-12
4-10
4-10
3-20
$1.25
&
Co.
4-10
*20
$1.25
$1.25
2%
10c
com.
4-10
3-20
4-10
*20
4-26
4- 1
*31
.
*10
1
*10
26C
4-2
*28
$1j13
91.25
4-1
*18
+ 1
*16
12%o
4-1
3-18
70
4-29
3-31
1
8- 9
31%o
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—___
4-
(from Invest¬
..
income)
12 %c
4
$1
;
8- 1
750
9- 1
75c
13- 1
*1
11-8
10c
1
*18
4- 1
*18
10c
*30
36o
.
4-
40o
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$50c
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$56%c
*
2
*39
* 2
*29
260
4-
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30c
*31
50c
3-31
150
* 1
* 4
$480
Association
* 1
*10
*
*10
(quar.).
Co..
4- 1
Common "(quar.).
3-20
7% preferred (quar.).
Shulton, Inc.. class A (quar.).
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-21
3-31
3-10
6-27
6-13
Sick's
4-16
Sierra
5-
1
4-30
3-10
2
3-21
Shuron
4-16
4- 1
Class
4-
6-
1
4-
4- 1
1
3-14
1
*
7
*10
Bilverwood
a"
Class
Dairies.
B
Stock
6-13
1
1
-
12-12
A
*
*
1
$150
* 1
*20
50c
* 2
* 2
*17
*17
common
(Initial
8- 1
4-11
Somerville.
1
3-10
Bommers Drug Stores Co., common
-50c convertible preferred (quar. >.
1
3-10
Smyth
Paper Mills, Ltd.quar.)
(Increased
preferred
Solar Aircraft Co.
4-14
848
8-
4-
3-31
1
4-30
1
3-1*
3-31
$50c
Co.
Ltd., $2.80 preferred
3-31
4-1
921
250
4-15
$700
4-
1
3-18
10c
(quar.)..—
preferred (quar.)
4-30
40c
(Conn.).
(quar.).
Sorg Paper Co., 5y2%
4-10
$30c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
3-14
1
250
3-11
(Howard)
Common
f$2
3-14
1
6-
,$630
quar.).
1
Smith
4- 1
4-
40c
4-
4-
$150
«
$25C
(A.
O.)
Corp.* (quar.).
Smith-Corona, Inc.—
3-10
4-
*18
2-20
$1.25
$1.25
5%
3
90c
*14
50C
(quar.).
5%
4-
$1.12%
* 3
1
2
Skenandoa
4- 1
4-15
1
*31
*
—_
Co., com.
$1.50 participating preferred^.
4-
4-
3-24
*
(quar.)—
Yards
15c
3-25
3-10
*10
*31
61c
25c
1
1
: 350
Smith
7- 1
*
$30o
—
common
(quar.)
Ltd., class
(quar.)
City
(quar.)
Co.,
A
9-12
6-13
10-
Power
preferred
*10
*1
35c
(quar.)—
Breweries, Ltd.
Pacific
1
25c
250
9-12
3-14
7-1
10-
Optical
$2.44
$$1.75
(ouar.)_.
Rayon Corp.,—
prior preferred (quar.).
class A preferred
(quar.).
Slater (N.),« Ltd., common (quar.).
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
4- 1
1-1-59
B
69%C
——_
8-
4-
'
'
iquar.)
3-18
4-
(quar.)
common
12%C
(quar.)
;
4-1
i4-.-l
Oil Go. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.).
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
1
Tobacco—
3.60%-preferred (quar.)
4,50%
preferred (quar.)-.
*28
191.06%
91.18%
•
-4%% preferredB (quar.).
.
New
(quar.)
common
*31
4-15
•
'
6-12
(Dallas)—
pfd. "(quar.)
(quar.)
*17
3-30
4-
4- 4
85c
(quar.)———..
40c
$1
1
4-1
4-15
1
BhaTon S+eel Corp. (reduced)—.
Bhawlnigan Water & Power Co.,
4% preferred A (quar.).
3-12
-$28o
Association
1
23c
Co. (quar.) —
Shamrock Oil 8c Gas Corp. (quar.)
Shareholders Trust of Boston (from net In¬
1
$27c
$5c
—
Republic Pictures Corp.,
Revere
37%o
(reduced)
20c
4-30
6%0
Shaler
7- 2
-
4-
$50
3-31
*18
income)
10- 1
$28c
Insurance
4-1
With above payments all arrears will be
cleared by end of this year.
3-10
7- 1
$$1.19
$27c
A
Republic
4-15
4-1
"
$10c
(quar.)
National Life
4-
(N. Y.)—
Seminole Oil & Gas Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
5%
preferred
(accum.)
t'5%
preferred (accum.)-—
6%
preferred
(accum.)
-—44-
Sioux
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(quar.U..
*14
4- 1
4-15
?
3-21
3-17
10c
Extra
-•
4-1
4-15
.
(quar.)
Selected American-Shares Inc.
: 3-21
87 %c
3-19
30c
$1.75
(quar.).
3-31
Ltd,—
(quar.)
25c
Bankers,
common
A
Class
3-21
4-
3-15
45c
Extra
3-14
4-15
25c
4- 1
'3-31
$15c
Extra
Class
450
25c
.
$1
i prior
preferred
preferred
(guar.)
5%
25c
3-12
4-
30c
.
Roebuck
4%%
25c
Reynolds Aluminum Co, of Canada,
43/4 % 1st preferred (quar.
3-31
3-31
3-17
20o
Selas Corp. of America—
i 80c
copvertible 2nd preferred
25c
'.
4-1
Seiberling Rubber~
3-14
1
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
3-14
1
20c
;
(quar.)
4-16
4-25
15c
Shell
Electric & Engineering Co.
(quar.)
Reliance Mfg. (111.), 3y2% preferred
(quar.)
Reliance Varnish Co. (quar.)
3-12
50c
—
Co.
Industrial
Milk
1
4-
30c
Corp. (N. Y.)
(s-a)
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Trust
—
4-
7%C
Reliance
3-12
•
'
Fet
Reitman's
7
7
20c
—
$1 preferred (quar.)_
S1.40 preferred (quar.)
?7%
3-
3-
1
.
(quar.)
Pernianente Cement (quar.)—
C"
1
1
4-
3-31
$1
•
$$1.50
*
Peoria & Eastern Ry.
Personal
4-
"4-
3-31
9+31
91.31%
f $5 preferred B
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.),
Seagravd Corp. (stock dividend)
Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.50
Reinsurance
2
20C
—
Perry-Fay
4-18
60c
$1.15
——
Penton Publishing Co. (quar.)———*
£$5
$1.25
A
4-18
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4•
50c
^
4-
1
Co.,
Bears
$$1.50
...
1
4*15
——_
dividend
preferred
preferred A
4-16
15c
,
8-
4-15
(quar.)
5-23
37%c
;
(C. A.) Co., $2 partic. class
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)
(Maine)—
,
f
Reed
$1.10
—
Common
„
4-25
4-25
■
$1.12%
/Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp
Stock
1
$1.50
—..
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-15
75c
(quar.)
class
2nd
Pump Co.__
Reeca Corp.
(Mass.), common
•5%
preferred
(quar.).__
45c
—
4%
6-
$45c
...
Co.,
4-25
/6-15
$$1.50
i(Teriney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)
^.Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
convertible
Co.
Finance
$4.75
4- 1
87V2C
Reading
3-20
3-31
(quar.)
'*
87%C
....
3-10
6-15
(ouar.)
3-14
25c
—
1
5-15
; Pepsi-Cola
(quar.»
(quar.)
4-
33c
t
preferred
preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Reading'& Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
32 %c
voting (quar.)
Common nonvoting (quar.)—^
3-14
1
30c
3-10
25C
—.
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
1
4-
Steel
3-24
(quar.).—
90C
(quar.)_
com.
3-15
4-
'
1
(quar.).
.Pennsylvania Power & Light,
.>■
4.40% -preferred (qUar.)
4Vi % preferred (quar.)
3.35% preferred5 (quar.)
3-31
$27c
4-
preferred (quar.)
pennman's, Ltd.;- common
'■'it 6% preferred (quar.)
preferred
1st
11- 1
:4rl6
«22c
(quar.)
3-24
<s-a)
1st
30c
(quar.)
Scullin
Inc.—
common
8-18
11-15
24o
28c
common
series
$l5c
14%C
$1.32
•
9-15
12-15
*
Products—
common
$4.50 preferred
Seaboard
"15c
preferred
of America,
8-«
8- 1
(quar.)
4-19
-
Machinery,
ft- 9
8-31
tlBc
(increased)——.
3.65% : preferred
3-20
4-
8-31
8-15
■
30o
common
Manufacturing,
3-11
4-15
4-10
3-7
v-B—<>8
25c
$3.40 preferred
preferred
4-19
(quar.)
10c
(initial)—
$1.30 preferred
Corp.
Co.
5c
preferred (quflr.)__^i_^._i^
Raisin Markets, Inc.
(Calif.), pfd. (initial)
Preferred A (initial)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_^____
8-14
•
$4
1
45c
r
2%c
—
common
/A Peninsular .Telephone,
convertible
& Co.,
45c
6%
3-21
1
2%c
(quar.)^
:
Rallway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.--
8-15
Co.—
Co.
Scott Paper,
3-31
4-15
>
1
e-14
22%c
National: Bank &
Fetzer
30C
...
4-17
4-
$35^0
—
Scruggs-VandervoorWBarneyi.com.
25c
$3.50
8-7
1
&
Scovill
3- 3
(s-a)
$3.50
2%
(quar.)—-j-
Proof
Scott
3-20
4-
/
6- 3
fl5c
—
20c
Common ' (quar.)
4-1
•
'
(quar.)_:
preferred
preferred
8s
:30c
$15c
;<quar.)
——
3
1
'
Hydraulics
13- 1
-15c
4'/4% ^preferred (quar. )A—
43/4% preferred (quar.)_A
Schwitzer Corp., 5%% preferred A (quar.)
3
75c
(quar.)
'
4-M
•
20c
;
Class "A
Racine
9- 2
12-15
-
R & M Bearings Canada, Ltd.— " '
(
/9-18
$1.10
(quar.)^_
ment,
>3-31
8-1$
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.L-t——
8-31
/
-'•4-15
"2%c
Rust
3-
3-14
3-14
■,;" 4-' 3
.
common
common
3-28
4-1 '
$34%o
Schuster (Ed)
3-15
3-31
38c
Mining., Ltd.
Quincy Mining Co....
,
(quar.)_.
$35c
common
11c
.A—
———
convertible- pfd.
$1.50
4-10
Quebec Telephone,
Class A
(s-a)
3-28
4-25
-750
(quar.)
:
common
Schering Corp., 5% preferred
Schick, Inc. (reduced)
3-15
3-31
5% preferred (quar.)
Queen Anne Caridy (quar.).
,
———
(quar.)
,^
'
1
4-1
4-
.....
$1.54
—.—*
4-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. ;(quar.)
$1.13
(irreg.)
3-15
1
5%
8-31
3-»
4-25
91
3-10
4-
45c
(s-a)
3-20
preferred A
Electric / (quar.)
Bearsdale
$1.75
common
4- 1
4-25
dividend
4-10
(quar.).
(quar.)
4.60%
4-25
5-15
6%
'
Peabody Coal Co.,
^
Bayre
5-15
$2
4-15
(quar.).
$1
4-25
84c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
preferred
6%
25c
4- 1
4-
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
Sugar Refining (quar.).
& Fisher Co. (increased quar.)
25c
common
$1.25
25c
$1.25
%
5Vi%
$i.i2y2
350
$1.25
Ltd.
4- 2
5-15
$1
*4- 4
2-31
"
5c
3-17
4-25
"
60c
4.36%/preferred
•'
3-18
1
3-31
2-21
Savannah Electric & Power, common
(quar.)
Corp./ Ltd. (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co.,
Co.,
Bangamo
$0,385
3-19
4•
3-31
—
Transit Co., vtc. common
trust certificates common
'
$1.10
5%
:
3-14
preferred (quaf.)
Stock
*
conv, preferred
Peninsular
1
/
Quaker City" Life Insurance
3-20
-5%
'
4-
3- 3
8%
3-19
4-15
conv.
Parker
3-14
:
4- 1
3-H
1
4- 3
1
preferred/, (quar.)_;
/0.60%/preferred (quar.)A.
San Miguel? Brewery, Inc-
3-10
5%
;
1
4-
4- 1
i5%
3- 3
1
5%
'.j,
4-
1st
i 8- '1
•4- 1
Savannah
"7%
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
4%
3-14
3-17
$62y2C
$62y2c
—
Ltd.,
San
3-14
1
1
3-31
4-
4-15
(quar.)——
Sulphur
•
4-
3-31
Pyle-National Co.,
$1.12%
•
Tubes
American
4-1
4-
Inc
Voting
Voting trust certificates
Diego Gas & Electric,
4.40%/preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)^-
3-25
for
(quar.)
3-31
$1
(quar.)—
Antonik)
•
3-13
$1.07%
Purex
Castings,
5%% '.preferred (quar.U—
5%% preferred (Initial)
.
Sandura
com.
4-15
$1.07%
.
Stockyards Co.
Regis Paper,*4.44%
San
5-15
2
4-15
$2.50
'
Stock /dividend
4-1
6-
$2
i7y2c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
pref (quar.).
Publication "Corp.—
3-28
3-20
(quar.)_i2
Page-Hershey
'
75c
25c
original preferred
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Paper (quar.)
-
.
4- 4
1
3- 3
7%
3-20
—
Pan
3-20
5-
3-
4-15
4-15
•'
5.64%" preferred'(initial)—
Pacific Telephone;«fe Telegraph, com. (quar.)
li'
6% preferred (quar.)_——^———
.Pacific Vegetable Oil (San Francisco)—
v
4-1
Hampshire—
Gas,
3-31
3-31
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)—
Bt.- Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Go;
(quar.)
5-29'
10c
3-31
3-15
1
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
-
3-20
3-21
1
3-31
1
5-
$1.18%
*
.
&
4-15
preferred A (quar.)
Corp. Ltd., common* (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Louis
St.
common
3-31
4-15
Lawrence
5%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
$1.40
•
$1,183/4
—/_
preferred-(quar?)
4.52 %/ preferred. (quar.)
-
5%
St.
3-20
4-15
4-15
4-
*35c
4-
$1
5%
T
St; Louis, San Francisco Ry—
?*5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
y../.--.;
fcailed
4-10
3-31
4-15
St.-Joseph Light & Power—
*
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light Co.—...
'
:
3- 5
$1.02
$1.04%
20c
1
Common
3-31
*$50c
(quar.)
preferred
.
4-15
5%
$4.75
$4.50
Steel
;
Electric
60c
._
Stock "dividend
$4,36. pfd.
(quar.),
(quar.)
1
1
National
St.
$1.06
70c
(quar.)
,'Pacific "Indemnity' (quar.)^—
/Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
'
-.'Pacific Lighting Corp.,
I
5-
29Uc
3-24
4-
St.- Louis
3-10
4.18%
'
4-
3-20
3-31
4.30%
5-15
4-15
3-31
.
$1.16 Va
$1.40
3-24
3-31
3-17
(quar.)
Public
1
4-15
'
3-31
4:65%preferred (quar.)
1
r"6- 8
2 •
3^31
50c
$1.25
*
6-
37 %c
'Pacific Coast Terminals (s-a)
,;
5-15
$3c
3iy4c
v
3-31
re¬
preferred f (quar.)
preferred "(quar.)__
; ■ 4.24%' preferred
4
4-
3-14
(quar.).--«
Issue
4-30
4-15
x
25c
4-15
Co.
(entire
15c
——
30c
(quar.)
of Indiana—
.3-14
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_—4—
•4.30% ? preferred v (quar.)—
$1.50
Co.,"5%"pfd. (quar.)—.
4% preferred (quar.)
;
/
20c
(quar.)
•
common
3-31
3iy4c
■
*3-14
4- 2
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
4-14
4- 2
$1.25
$1.37%
3-25
14c
RR.
4-23
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
3-14
34ft
1
$20c
(reduced).
3-14
(quar.)
Worcester
4-
35c
common
1
$75c
pfd.
3-14
4-1
$1.18
01.44
(quar.)
1
$1.25
plu^ this div.) Convertible into
4.08%
(preferred
Co.
Safeway Stores,
share'
l—
5415
4-1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
5%% ^preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
—A
4-
►$75c
for
per
5-15
6- 2
$$1.43%
4-
:$56c
Public Service Co. of North Carolina
(initial)
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
-
;
&
Service
4.50%
Paper Co., common (quar.)
$4,75
Gas
.
preferred
3.35%'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
called
$50
6- 2
$1.02 y2
25c
—
10c
,
5-1
5-15
.
fit
5-18
$1.18%
(quar.)—
common
20c
30c
issue
-6-16
«- 2
f
(quar.)_
Corp.,
4-11
6- 2
$1
$1.02%
4y2%
3-14
3-18
'
Public Service Co. of New
Common
(quar.)
'
"
1
3-31
McBee
4-26
7
5-
■s
redemption On April 2 fit $109 per share
3-31
,$133/4C
3-
5-15
17%c
(quar.)__
-
3-19
'4-15
<
3-31
5c
;
Co., 8%
4.20%l"pTeferred
'
4- 2
IOC
$l5c
.
•
Public
3-27
2
4- 2
'•4-30
$1,121/2
4.
"Pacific <3as & Electric Co.
Gamble
'
'
30c
pfd. (quar.)
""(quar.)
Co.
Progress Manufacturing
Provincial Transport
15C
3-13
(duar.)—^
(quar;)
Prince
4-10
at
'
13-14
4- X
Lambert,Inc.
3-19
4-10
Providence
5
4-1
.■
of Canada Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.).
1
'Providence
-Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)
"Otfens-Illinois Glass, 4%
preferred
6%
Power
4-24
issue
(quar.)
Co.—
Cash 'dividend
Electric
'
(entire
50c
preferred
3-18
4- 4
40c
Royalties Management Corp
—
00
50
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5y2% pfd. (quar.)A$$0.328125
Rubenstein (Helena), Inc. (quar.)
35c
Ruppert; (Jacob), 4%%
preferred (quar.)_
$L12%
Russell Industries Ltd.
(quar.)
-$15c
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum (stock div.)
.
5%
8-10
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
4-24
4":
20c
'$25c
Products
Mfg.
conv.
1
4-15
'
(quar.)
—
preferred C (quar.)
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Royal
*
3-10
1
,
'Inc. (quar.)
Brothers, Ltd, (quar.)
Price
*3-31
75c"
1
8
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)/
Tile
44-
75c
15c
Water
Pre way,
4-io
J4-15
20b"
$1.75
8-20
$1.75
-
(quar.)__
demption oh May 29
plus this dividend)
*4-15
:
'/Opelika Manufacturing
^Oxford
3-17
3- 7
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
-
prior pfd. (s-a)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—
5% preferred (entire
3-31
4-30
.
4Vb% 1st
6% noncumulative partlc. pfd.
(quar.)
"20c
common
Steel
) Common
4-23
$1.06
"
———
/
3-20
1
:
Pratt, Read & Co. (quar.)
3-17
4-10
L—
"Ontario Loan & -Debenture Co. (quar.)
""Ontario "& Quebec Ry. (s-a)
—
-Ontario
1
5-
3-20
"3-17
40c
:
-
,
4-
62y2c
3- 3
1
4-1
$1.11
(quar.)
4(b%! /preferred (quar.)
i.
Omar,
Inc.
(quar.)—.
^.Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
% ,5%%;convertible preferred B (quar.)
-
■
37'/2C
l_
"
,
1
*4-
$102 plus this dividend)—
16 3/10c
f.Olin Oil & Gas Co:, class
50c
A.(quar.)A_:._:.___
Oliver
53y8C
Potomac
'
—
pfd.-1951 series
redemption on
for
%3- 7
•
13-31
$1.10
%
,
(quar.)
j.-Olc^Nationel Corp,, class A_.
i
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Power—
(A. V.) Canada Ltd.,
53/4%
(quar.)__
common
4-
25c
common
H
3-21
3-18
$20c
preferred B
53/4%
Roe
4-1
•
Electric,
preferred series
?4.75%
1
5-1
'
97J/bc
.
y,i
4-
66 c
...=
—
"
Insurance
3- *7
■
>4- 1
30c
_
Col'ony
1
4- 4
hy2c
Union
&
3-31
4-1
$20c
-—.
_^
5- 8
preferred
Mfg., Ltd.
Ltd. (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
Rockland Light 8c
"7- 1
Power Corp:
^ Ohio Water Service Co. (quar.),;
1—
) Oilgear -Co.
) "Oklahoma. Gas & Electric Co., corn, (quarJ
J4% preferred (quar.)___/_
s, r- 4.24%. preferred-(quar.)
Old
'
:*4+
$25c
4-
4-15
(Pa.) (quar.)
Portland General Electric Co.
(quar.)_
Portland Transit Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)_,.__
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6%
'
•
(quar.
(quar.)————
preferred
•3-14
$$1.75"
(quar.).*—
*
8-10
'4-1
14-1
(quar.)
'."Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co.—
,
>4-1
4-15
$1
Port Huron Sulphite &
Paper Co. (quar.)_>>
Portable Electric Tools Inc.
(quar.)
Porter (H. K.) Co. Inc.
"3-20
$20c
;
.
3-21
7-15
7%
Gas
3-14
30c
35c
—-
"43/4% preferred series I
/ 4.10%
preferred series J (quar.)—
Rochester Telephone Corp., common
(quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (qun.r.i.
3-12
$1
4-18
8-31
preferred series F (quar.)——
4.10%
3-13
1
3-31
6- 2
Pomona
•f 3-20
■
22»/2C
vl2%C
•
4-15
4-
75c
Plymouth Oil Co. (reduced)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar;)
'
Ltd._A___j.
"12>/2c
6- 2
Plough, Inc.
3-20
'4-'l
25c
;
VlO'Sullivan Rubber Corp., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Oberman Mfg. Co., 5% preferred
(quar.).
'Oce&n Cement & Supplies, Ltd.
■_
4-15
$1
Plainfield
'3- 5
4-1
-4%
4-15
1
$1.75
V
3-21
I r
*4-
15c
tquar.)-
1
5-
4-18
8-1
L.)
Little,
Rochester
1
$1.37 y2
(quar.)
Inc.,
(quar.)—
(P.
Robinson
3-20
5-
$1
/
8-1
20c
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Co.
3-19
20c
—
Planters'Nut & Chocolate
(quar.)
common
4-
4-15
97y2c
Pittsburgh"Brewing Co. (accum.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
'••.V ' Common (quar.)
:
:
3-17
'
3-14
4-10
Pitney-Bowes,
"3-31
*4-15
"4-1
1
4-
62y>c
$4
3-31
*
25c
3-15
75c
Bolder•
Payable of Bee,
93%c
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Rltter
5-20
1
$2.50
Long Distance
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
j
/./Northwestern States Portland Cement—
>"
Quart'erly
4
4-
Pioneer Petroleum Co.,
3-31
' 3-31
6-
93%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
3-31
50c
'"/Noxzema'Chemical,
'
3-31
$27 %C
Quarterly.
|-Nova
4-15
;
$1.04
mbc
.
Telephone, Ltd., com. (quar.)j—.
5We 'preferred'A (quar.)
iJ
.^Northwestern National Insurance (Milw.)—
'
'
4-15
$1,023/4
-r
(quar.)—.
.^Northern
\*
3-31
>4-15
-
'
$1.02(4
___.
-
4-19
.
$1.02"
—
3-31
?4-25
i
25c
(quar,).
(quar.)—.
3-14
/
(quar. )„_„____
$4.16
$40c"
2-28
'
.
,
:•?
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance
Co/(Hartford) (quar.)l»
Piedmont Natural Gas, preferred
(quar.)
Pillsbury Mllls^ Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)_
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (reduced)
Plttsburgn, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
'
quarterly)——
3-31
Inc., common (quar.)
.•3%%
preferred (quar.).*™
Rieke Metal Products (quar.).
3
'
4- 2
Rochester Button
3.90%
4-11
50c
Robertson
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris Inc., com. (quar.)
1
3-
62'/a c
3-21
4-
3- 3
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)___
3%% preferred A
8-21
40c
3-31
25c
iquar.)
4-14
4%
(Minn.)—
50c
preferred
Corp.,
When
Share
Rich's
7
Norristown
4-14
100% '
3-
10c
&
%v$1.06
$4.11 preferred (quar.)—
j
u"
Co.
3- 7
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.45
$4.08 preferred
preferred
RR.
3-31
common
common
Philco
•
$4.10
u
Electric,
preference
2-21
•
Par
Name of Company
o/Rete.
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
•/
—
Holder$
$1
$1.06^4
$1.13
______
;.;v
-
87V2c
3-31
,
_
Payable
Richman Bros, (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc._T
Philadelphia,
Germantown
3-21
1
Ohio
(increased
4-11
•% 5-
Telephone (quar.).
A
"Northern ^Quebec-Power Co., Ltd., common
„
3-18
$1
5%
5'2"preferred ■;(quar.)_
(quar.)!
j1Common'
3-31
4-25
22c
5.80%' preferred
''Northern States
11
5
3-
$0.8037
Common "(stock dividend)
,/
1
35c
_
—
(quar.)—
4.22%, preferred- (quar.)—
.Northern
Philadelphia
15c
preferred
.Natural Gas—
4-
When
Share
'!
(Charles) & Co.—
3Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
'
3- 3
'
1
V'
•.
4- 2
15c
.,
-
^Northern
Par
Name of Company
Pfizer
1
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
8-1
(quar.)
5.% new preferred (initial)-.—;
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
4.40%
4-
$62Vbc
North <fc-Judd Mfg."(reduced quar.l
Northern "Engineering Works
r
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)__
,
i
"
4-15
.
(1956
Co.
Gas
Holdert
Payable of Bee.
50c
$3.50
gtd. (s-a)
"North Star Oil, Ltd.—
j
r
«
(quar.)
/North Carolina RR. Co.. 7%
-
When
Share
'
Refractories
4-
1
3-»
1
*17
12 %c
—
$1.37
44-
I
3-14
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1480>
When
per
Par
Holdert
r
Payable
Share
Name of Company
.
(increased)
—
■—
;■ 30c
preferred (quar.)*.—/ 66vie
4.60?;
preferred (quar.)
57V-2C
4.60?; preferred A (ouar.)
———-—.
57*/2c
i
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
I
3-20
4-
1
3-20
6?;
i
4-
4%?;
4-
-12V&c
Rico
Porto
Bouth
8?;
i
preferred
Sugar,
Participating
1
3-
7
4-15
1'
30c
4-
1
3-14
$5c
6-
2
3-31
4-15
4-
1.
3-18
Common
A
4-
1
3-18
Common
B
4-14
3-15
1
3-15
4-
5c
1
1
(quar.
(quar.;—
3-15
1
4-
5c
.
1
4-
trust stock
.
—.«»—
lU-o
California Edison, com. (quar.)—
60c
preferred (quar.)
—
—
28c
4.56?;:
preferred
(quar.)
—
•—
28/uc
4.32?; preferred (quar.)
2<c
5?;
participating preferred (quar.)—
50c
Bouthern California Water, common
22?ac
4%
preferred (quar.)—
4V* c/o preferred (quar.)—-—$0.2656%
5.44c\ preferred (quar.)-—
34c
Bouthern Canada Power. Ltd., com. (quar.)—
162'/ac
-6?; participating preferred (quar.)
vt$1.50
Bouthern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80?; preferred (quar.)
■—a
$1-20
ing
4.10s-;
3-15
4-30
4-3
4-
3- 5
3-31
3- 5
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
Materials Co.
Bouthern Nevada
4.80s;
Bouthern
England
New
non-cumulative
6?;
(Mobile
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—
Bouth western
>
.
Natural
Gas
preferred
Quarterly.-Quarterly-;———
Bports Arena (Del.) (stock dividend)
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend,
—:———
Stock
,
dividend
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
$1.60
75c
(quar.)———————Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.) (quar.)
preferred
Standard
Fruit-
&
3-14
3-17
$4.84
3%?;
Oil Co.
3-20
Texas
1
4-18
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-lfc
5-
1
4-18.
payable
Mills,
5-
1
1,
(Both
4-18
5-
Utilities
4-18
5-
1
3-17
4-
3-20
1
of
common
Properties———
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
"
Standard
Radio,
Standard
Screw Co.
Ltd.,
Standard-Thomson
Brock
Btanley
Class
B
!
..
(quar.)
common
(qunr.)
Canadian
4-
1
3-17
—-
Starrett
1
3-17
Thomas
4-
Street
Products
Break
'n'
(quar.)
1
3-17
Class
B
i
1
Thor
4-15
4-
1
5-
4-15
1
12-15
12-
1
3-15
11-15
1?;
3-15 '
8-15
'
3-15
3-
Class
-
50c
1
4-
3-31
3-18
4-
1
3-2G
Tobin
10c
40c
10c
18s4c
4-
1
3-20
Toronto
6-
Timely
5-17
3-20
3-20
4-23
4-ll6
Torrington
3-14
Towmotor Corp.
Traders Finance
Class
1
3-14
Class
1
3-14
4
4-
1
3-14
5%
4-10
3-26
4-10
3-26
4-15
3-31
Transamerica Corp.
3-21
Treesweet Products
Trans
4-
$0.1719
1
3-21
Trenton
4-
1
3-14
4-21
4-10
1
3-20
3-31
3-21
4-
;
Ctedman
Bros.,
;
3-17
4-
208
$1.25
$1.25
Corp.,
preferred A
Super Mold Corp. of Calif,
'Superior Propane, Ltd.—
$1.40
»
preferred
Electric
$4
'
*
i
4-
1
1
3-20
4-
4-
1
1
4-
1
preferred
United
35c
4-21
4-
preferred
3-14
4-
3-17
4-
3-
160c
1
4-
4-
33-
7
3-7
4-
3-
4-15
313/4C
4-15
4-
4-
3-17
1
30c
4-
1
4-
1
1
3-19
25c
5-26
5-15
8-25
8-15
11-25
11-14
4-15
4-15
"4-
2
1
1
'
4-
15c
4-
1
4-
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
4-
4
convertible
class A
Funds
ment
income
4-
1
3-15
4-15
3-25
(5c
5c
from
from
3-14
4
1
3- 3
4-
}7c
3-31
3-18
4-
1
3-10
37V2C
3-12
4-
3-10
1
4-
1
*
$1.06'A
$1
15c
4-16
3-10
4-
2
4-
1
62Vbc
4-
1
3-14
1
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
4-
2
$2.50
4-10
3-20
7-10
6-20
2-28
com.
guaranteed
Eleciric
3-31
3-14
15c
4-
1
3-20
(quar.)
623'-c
—_
(quar.)—
1
4-3
50c
5-1
4-3
37V2C
-5-1
4-3
5-
3-15
3-14
4-
1
3-31
4-15
4-
15c
:
'
4-15
3-311
3-19;
3- 3
Co.
5-2$
1
3-14
3-31
3- 6
4-
1
3-14
30c-
i-
1
3-10
$1.50'
7-
1
6-13
$1.50
6-
2
5-16
Water
t$1.75
pfd.
40c
class
Class
Gas
A
3-20
3-13
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-20
150c
4-15
3-14
}35C
(quar.)
4-15
3-14
$2
Cos.
(quar.)
55c
4-
1
5-
1
4-14
3-31
3-14
3-15
Co.—
37y2c
4-
3-14
1
37Viae
4-
1
3-14
125c
4-
1
3-40
jioc
4-15
3-22
714^,
(quar.)'
(quar.)
Coal
(quar:)—
Mfg.. (quar.)
2-
4-15
3-26
4-30
4-
7
9
$1.25
7-
1
-6-10
25c
4-
4
3-21
30c
4-15
3-21
(quar.)
30c
4- 1
3-14
30c
(irreg.)
class A
4-11
7gc
I
(quar.)_.
Telegraph
Shoe
3-15
1
3-31
200?;
^George) Ltd.,
B
1
4-
20c-
Stock dividend
Weyenberg
4-
f70c
$1.50
5?;
preferred
(quar.
Western "Tool &
Stamping
Weston
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
3-10
1
$1.25
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
Union
1
4-
«
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred 1955 series (quar.)
Western Plywood, Ltd., 50c class A
(s-a)___
f
Class B (quar.)_Western Stockholders Investment
Trust, Ltd.
(Less British tax and expenses of
Westmoreland
4-
$1.12l'-»
goc
Ltd.,
Massachusetts
Westmoreland.
3-15
1
Co.
5?;
,
3-14
3-14
4-
$1.10
(quar.)
Service
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance Securities Co.—
Natural
1
3-31
(quar,) .'-
Co
Grocers,
4-
3732C
(quar.)
4.40?;
4-
1
3-14
112V,2c
4-
1
3-M
4-
1
112V2c
-fiOc
;
3-17;
6-10
4-
1
lie
•>
i
3-31
35c
(s-ai
Utilities Co.,
preferred
Western
25c
Machinery Corp.—
3-15
1
1
(quar.)
•
50
1
4-
50c
investment inc.)
Co.,
$2.50 class A (accum.)
3-20
to
Special
6ic preferred
net
Snowdrift
depositary)
$1
Noncumulative partic. preference
(quar.)__
United Printers & Publishers
(increased)United Shoe
„
$1.40
Western
3-20
1
United Pacific Corp.—
3-14
.
Y.)
United Life & Accident Insurance
(quar.f
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
Common
30c
-
4-
32Y2C
N.
4-
75c
5?;
3-31
3-21
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western
ioc
Quarterly
_
&
Virginia
^Western
invest¬
(quar.)
United Illuminating- Co
Industrial Bank (Brooklyn,
Quarterly
B
(reduced)
3-14
securities
.
Corp.
pld.
Western Assurance Co. (Toronto)
(quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety Co.
(quar.)
Western Department Stores
3-20
1
3-20
1
Co.—
Telephone Co., $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
Jersey & Seashore RR., com. (s-a)
Western
4V2?; preferred (quar.)
,
>•$5
3-20
4-
3-14
1
4-
2c
Kootenay Power & Light Co. Ltd.—
7?;
preferred (qifar.)
4-11
175c
4-15
4-
25c
Coast
Special
$6
(quar.)
Fund,
and
Oil
Virginia Pulp & Paper
1
3- 7
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)x
West
4-
4-
35c
common
convertible
ts
7
4-25
West
.
Inc.—
Income
Co.,
West
4-15
62V2C
6- 4
3-
5-20
1
3-17
15c
25c
1
4-
3-10
75c
(quar.)
4-
1
Western Electric
preferred
3-21
1
6-18
25c
IHI_
(quar.)_
1
1
3-31
4-
50c
1
Co.
3-31
4-
3-15
4-18
4-
Motor
4-
1334c
3-15
50c
4
"
(quar.)
7-17
3-31
4-15
50c
4-
1
3-31
$1.25
(accum.)__
8-
75c
4-
Penn
1
4-1$
40c
Texas
4-15
1
$1.373^
conv.
West
5-
2-28
5-
$1.12%
West
$1
3-12
1
3-31
$4.50
(quar.)
3-17
4-11
4-
I
ZZZZ
21
Pharmaceutical
3-10
1
3
v,
>'$1.50
(quar.)
1
5-
3
3-
3-21
$35C
1.
$1
3-
1
Worts, Ltd.—
4-
$1.12V2
preferred
preferred
&
4-
(quar.)
l
4-
3-31
v*
4.50s;
series
4-
3-Bl
common
20c
;
3-20
j5C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
15c
l___
3-12
1
$1.13
30c
I
(quar.)
3-28
3-31
4-
3-31
preferred (annual)
Wellington Fund (from
4-18
5-
new
7
6834c
(quar.)
preferred
Weeden &
4-18
140c
A
4-
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.50c
4-18
5-15
4- 5
4s;
50c
West
5-15
3-14
4-15
2 s;
West
5-15
7-17
87Vac
~
(stock dividend)
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
Quarterly
4-18
$1
1
isc
Gooderham
on
9
35c
Common
3-14
$1.12Va
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
Warren Bros, (quar.)
King Corp., 6ic
3-19
5-15
.
(quar.)
Waste
3-14
115c
(quar.)
1
4-15
150r
' :: \
-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
1
4-
$2
1
3-31
■
common
common
Warner-Lambert
3-12
4-15
"
&
5V2ic
3-21
4-
4-
5-
15c
Warehouse & Terminals
Corp
3-21
4-
'
Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
Walter
(Jim) Corp. (quar.)
Ward Baking
Co., common (quar.)____
3-27
45c
4-15
$125
^ :>
(quar.)
$3 prior preferred
Co.,
(H)
Initial
Wallace
3-31
;
United
—
Walker
3-31
4-15
1
3
25c
preferred
$2.50 class
3-18
5-
4-30
$2.50P-
preferred
Walker &
3-18
4-
3-14
S
.
Wagner Baking Corp., 7%
pfd.
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)__
Waldorf System, Inc.
(quar.)__
4
United Gas Improvement—
t$1.25
6?;
5
3-
1
37Vac
(s-a)
Works,
$4.50 preferred
3-31
1
4-
1
Ci
(accum.)
(s-a)
Vulcan Corp.,
3-31
3-
4-30
4-
3714c
.__~Z~ZZZ
~ZZZ~ZZZZ!ZH~
Pacific Ry.—
~
(quar.)___
Wabash RR. Co., 4V2Yo
3-31
v
(quar.)
convertible
-
■
7
25c
.
4-
15c
(quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6?; preferred (quar.)
7
4-
3-31
Rogers—
preferred
53/2?;
3
3-21
15c
Virginia-Carolina "Chemical Corp.—
6s;
participating preferred (accum.)_
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
3-14
4-
Ltd.
3V2Ye
3-14
4-
92V2C
Cities Gas Co.—
profits)
United
Gas
3
Inc.—
4-
&
Common
3-14
4
4-19
issue
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries—■
5?;
preferred
Victor Chemical
3-14
1956 series (quar.)
Biscuit Co. of America—
United
2-28
t35c
(quar.)—
1
preference
6?;
i,
(quar.)
4-
9
3-31
r25c
Fruit Co;
(quar.)_
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
4-10
3-31
50c
com.
3-21
62V'aC
tquar.)
1955
preferred
Vicksburg Shreveport &
3-14
1
4-16
4-
■
share
10-yr. debentures)
Co.
Viau,
City)—
United
3-17
4-18
(quar.)—
Inc.,
4-
1
4-
87%c
;_
Co.
preference
53/2?;
3-21
5c
(quar.)
4-15
4-
f:50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd., common
per
dividend
Vendo
9
4-30
20c
__
Corp.—
United
3-28
12Vbc
(s-a)_
Drill
3-21
4-
•
Stock
9
62VaC
(quar.)
Aircraft
4.50?;
3-19
4-
Twist
United
*
Taleotfc (James)
5%
3-19
1
rquar.)
preferred
3-19
1
4-
(quar.)
Products,
4-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
4?;
6-10
1
4-
50c
Byming ton-Gould Corp.
*
1
4-
RR.,
4?;
3-14
(quar.)
Switson Industries, Ltd.
'
United
3-11
3-19
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Common
Union
3-18
1
1
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
ioc
of Canada
preferred
3-3t
1
4-
7-
Co.
Pacific
4-
20c
Super test Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
6?;
preference (quar.)—
Sylraaia
Investment'Co.
4-15
i$i
13c
'
25c
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.).
Uhion
3-31
(quar.)—
Van Waters
3-17
3-21
25c
(entire
$10
convertible preferred
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.—
5ie class A pfd. (quar.)
3-20
1
25c
(quar.).
Union
31%c
(quar.)
preferred
A
Norman
Wesson
3-19
43%c
(reduced)
4-10
4-
$1.12Va
(Jersey
partic. 2nd pfd.
3-24
$1.13
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Sunrise Supermarkets
Sunshine Mining Co.
.
1
10c
(quar.)
Preferred
3-10
30c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
25c
(quar.)—
$1.06'A
.4—4——'
common
Corp.,
in
Camp Sea Food
Van
3-11
4
3^
Butane Service—
Preferred A (quar.)
3-10
3-31
30c
$4
6?;
common
4-10
3-31
75c
Street
Union
Clothier—
Chemical
$4.50
4-
4-10.
$1.25
3-14
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
3
4-16
56c
15c
—
3-31
67V2C
Jersey
Salle
Acceptance
$3.50
4-16
25c
$5 preferred (quar.)
Stix, Baer dr Fuller Co., lie pfd. (quar.)
'Strathmore Paper Co. (quar.)
Sun
4-
5-15
La
non-cum.
4?;
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_^
St-op & Shop, Inc. (quar.)
&
60c
15c
S?;
New
prior preferred
South
56c
u
—
Straw bridge
1
5-15
40c
Textiles, Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (ouar.)
4V2c/i preferred (quar.)_
CtoUely-Von. Camp, common (quar.)
i.
5%
prior preference (quar.)
3- 7
Union Electric Co.—
Y.)
& Stern
4V'a?;
(quar.)__
prior preference (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Union
.
5-
10c
25c
1
35c
Corp.
(ouar.)__
Underwriters Trust (N. Y.t
12-10
5°;
Quarterly
fitem
*
12-31
130c
31Vic
4-
Udylite
9-15
—
3- 7
4%
3-12
4-
Horn
Waukesha
6-14
(N.
1
(quar.)
(quar.):
Quarterly
City Rapid Transit,
3-16
(quar.)
(quar.),
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
4-
$1.12Va
4-10
1
40c
Light
convertible
Van
3-31
3-31
Ltd.
Sterling: Brewers
Van
$1
3-14
4-
40c
_
Van Dorn Iron Works Co
3-14
7J/eC
Twin
,140c
3-14
3-28
3-31
&
1-15
3-31
5-1
$2
(quar.)
Utility Acceptance Corp.—
Temper Corp.—
4-17
9-30
—
1
4-15
1:25c
t$1.25
1$1.25
(quar.)_
5s;
6-30
—__—
—
dividend—_
4-
for $100
Power
■2-1-59
20c
A
at
3-14
shares
Utah
(Del.)—
3-15
3-15
—
1
150c
1
4-15
by exchange of 10 pfd.
or
4-
t25c
43a?;
1
plus this div.
3-31
1$1.12J/2
4-
8-
30c
class
redemption
15c
i
True
3-31
preferred
for
25c
class A
4-10
5-
cum.
4-15
35c
4-10
3-31
(quar.)
6?;
(Quar.)__
Steel-Co. of Canada, Ltd.. Xquar.)__———.
4-
3-14
40c
3-18
3-31
1
25c
(quar.)
1
4-15
4-
3-14
20c
common
1
25c
(increased s-a)
com.
3-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-15
5-
50c.J
\
~
1
(quar.)
of
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
3-31
(annual)
1
3-21
Universal
Marion
Universal Products
60c
(s-a)
1
Co.
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
(quar.)___
C?; preferred (quar.)
12V2C
4-
1
3-14
-
Trust,
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
Quarterly-
4-15
3-14
4-
5
Co.
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.,
—
5-
12*'2c
25c
7Vac
3-22
(quar.)
5-
-
115c
110c
50c
3-
4-
4-
40c
J.)
873?>c
11-15
87Vac
4-
A
(quar.)
(N.
6-15
8-30
7-15
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd.
6c
10-15
25c
Co".,
3-12
5-31
1
American
Forging
3-17
11-29
gc
$2.28
Steel
*
1
3-31
i
4-25
4-
11-1
(quar.)
Inc.
5-15
-
30c
Upson
(quar.)
Airways,
preferred
Products
$1.50
(quar.)
3-20
"
$1.25
preferred
4-30
3-20
4-15
17'ic
~iW~
J 15c
Ltd.,
5-15
4-15
17VaC
873/jic
.
com.
3-14
873/2C
called
Co.
3-20
25c
-
gc
convertible
3-24
3-31
^
80c
(quar.)
$1
A
4-15
"4-1
30c
.
(quar.)
feoc
Banking Co.
$2.70
Trico
3-20
4-10
8714c
preferred
12VsC
Corp.
Tri-Contincntal
'
15c
Ltd.,
Williams
1
3-28
3-14
preferred
also
(quar.)
&
4-14
convertible
(quar.)
Caribbean
5-2$
30c
convertible
25c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4-
25c
—$1.25
(quar.)—
Stock
B
Class A
75c
(quar.)———
preferred
preferred
preferred
Steel Parts Corp
Va ?;
6-13
$3.50
/,
4-
4-1
$2
$3.50
(quar.)„
75c
$1.40
15c
15c
1
62%c
1
(quar.)
4-10
Robblns
of
'
'
•
;
3-24
4-10
$1
class
Toronto Mortgage Ltd.
Co.
3-24
4-10
stock)
Insurance
4-
$1.25
preferred
5?<
and
1
31 Vic
are
the
5-
.
Works,
(quar.)
A
1
5-
(quar,)——
2
3-24
4-
5-
i3c
General
1
$1
$1.14
(quar.)
Packing
4-
-•
■
(quar.)
$3.50
25c
Investment
Corp.
(quar.)
Canners, Ltd.,
3-31
$1
75c
t37*/2c
25c
12%c
115c
Common
Clothes
Tip Too
3-31
50c
3-14
3-26'
(quar.)
Toronto Iron
1
93%c
(quar.)
1
B_——
preferred
3-24
1
40c
4Vi?; preferred (quar,)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)
Time Finance Co.
(Ky.) - (quar.)
i
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A
3-15
6-15
-
Investment
4-15
4-
$1.21
(Payable lp class A slis.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4V2r'o preferred (quar.)
4-13
g—_
5?;
5?;
,
of
holders
Co.
30c
30 c
2?;
1?;
1?;
Common
4-
3-31
Stock dividend
50c
_
payments
Markets, common
preferred (quar.)_
5?;
1
(quar.)__"
Utilities. Inc. (ouar.)
Whelan Corp.—
$1.25
;
Fibre Glass
Tcol
3-»
5-
3- 7
4-10
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Thorofare
Power
1
Y.)
25c
Thompson (H. L.)
4-
4-
(qvar.)
(quar.)
7-
Trust
(quar.)
(Boston;
Corp.
(quar.)
_
Common
Industries, class A
7-10
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp,—
Common
United
5-16
to
6-16
—
preferred
Investment
Shake, Inc.
3-17
I
5?;
...
'
convertible
1
6-16
30c
Genera]
4-10 *
Corp.—*
dividend
50c
4-
5?;
common
9-15
——
(quar.)
Starrett Bros. & Eken, Inc. (N. Y.)—
I
Voting trust certificates (initial)—L'Starrett Co. (L. S.) (quar.)_
State
$1.35
Ltd.
4-
80c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
—
class A
(quar.)—.—
Stanley Home
United
preferred A (quar.)
4?; preferred B (quar.)
Thermold Co. (quar.)
10-
—
Corp., 5?a?<
Ltd.,
3-17
4%
Transue
(quar.)
Btandard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Products
3-15
1
common
and
6-13
(quar.)
<N.
1
holders
Woolen Co.
3-"7
1
50c
______
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
4-
above
to
Inc.
Sugar
5-
Co.
the
stocks,
4-18
3-31
9334c
preferred
Btandard
3-15
Textiles, Inc., 4°e>
1
(Ohio) —
preferred A (quar.)
Btandard
1
(quar.)
j
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.):
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
1
5-
10c
Standard Paper Manufacturing Co.,
6?;
5-
preferred
30c
(quar.)
participating preference (quar.)—.—
Participating ——_——
—
Btandard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B -(quar.)
—
Btandard
$1.14
S.
$1.24
Ry.
5-
4-
Steamship Co.—
$3
»
■
1
7-
$1.12Va
(quar.;
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
Common
3-15
Texas Power & Light, $4.56 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—:
1
3-15
1
4-
9334c
(quar.)___.
I
U. S. Vitamin
Corp. (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp., common
(quar.)__
70c convertible
preferred
(quar.)__j.
United Stores Corp., $6 conv.
pfd. (quar.)II
United Telephone Co. (Indiana;—
3-15
8-15
4-
1
1
9-15
20c
Standard Financial Corp., common (quar.)—
?
U. S. Trust
Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Pacific
50c
25c
(special)—
U.
7
1
Texas
&
preferred
7
5-
5-15
3-31
7?;
33-
4-
4-
37Vac
<quar.)__
B
$1.16
ThriPimart, Inc.—
(quar.)
Dredging, common
preferred (quar.)
Standard
3- 7
1
1
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Thrift
(quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins.
Bqua-.e D Co. (quar.)
1
50c
Smelting, Refining «fc Mining—
4-
Common
3-14
————..—,——
4-
3-11
3-24
22%c
(s-a)_ h
(reduced).
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
S.
7
$1
pref. series A (quar.)
Rubber Co., 8?; 1st preferred
S. Shoe Corp. (quar.)
4-
5-
6-13
Texas Illinois
3-14
.
U.
-U.
$1
3-20
2-13
;'
~—:•
«
7
3- 7
$1
3-17
4-
1
3-
1
—15c
1
4-
•
1
4-
4-
3-31
$1.75
common
A
(quar.)..,
4-
—
4-
U. S.
3-14
,
'
preferred
U. S.
(quar.)
;
-
.
.
(quar.)
5?;
7
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
7-
V
(quar.)-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
30c
——~
———
—
-
_
$4
preferred
45c
3?;
5c
■
7
3-
$1.28
Lines
Service,
45c
Quarterly
iBpalding (*A. G. > & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Bpeelal Investments & Securities, Inc. (quar.)
Bperry Rand Corp.. $4.50 preferred (quar.)Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)_
7
3-
1
$1.31 V*
4-15
$1.25
$1.16*4
$1.07
.
3-
1
Texas Gas Transmission—
Third
„
1
4-
4-
$1.22 Va
$1.25
$1.27 Va
4-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)————
4.65%< preferred (quar.)
—,_
4.28?; preferred (quar.)—:—
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
4-
$1.16
4-15
■'% '
5?;
Extra
$L15
"$1.16J/*
7
or¬
-
Plywood Corp.,
preferred
4-
(quar.)
3%?; -preferred
4Vzic preferred
4-11
Electric Co.—-
&
3- 7
25c
(quar.)
Gas
3- 7
1
1
223/2c
(quar.)
20c
preferred (quar.).
—.———92 %c
3.90?; preferred (quar.)—
—
973/2c
i-. 4.15?; preferred (quar.)
—
$1.03%
4.25?; preferred (quar.) —————$1.06V*
4.40s; preferred (quar.)
$1.10
4.60s;
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.15
4.36?; preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_
273/ic
4.40?; preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
27V2c
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
—_
22 %c
preferred A
1
4-
1
3,70?;
$6
4-
from
Interim
-U. S.
5-22
3-26
4qc
;
15c
common
Playing Card
$1.12Va
5-
Bouthern Telephone (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service, com.
S.
Co.,
$1.06V*
5-
$2
S.
U.
3-14
2
4-15
jqc
preferred
(quar.)
Lines <N. J.), 4,'2?;
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)—
U.
3-15
Gypsum
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
stock trust ctfs.
Ohio*
&
3-15
1
S
7?;
3%?;
3-20
5.40?;
(quar.)
1
4-
U
■
Texas
-
(quar.)-.
Telephone
preferred
preferred
rum-cumulative
4-
Tex-Tube, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Bouthern Railway Co.—'
5?;
3-15
3-15
6-
50c
ioc
Securities...
3-17
4-15
10c
*
i
-
(quar.)_
3-31
3-31
3-31
30c
-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)
capital ggins and
incomer.
3- 7
24c
(quar.)
Power Co.—
preferred
Foreign
1
Tennessee
4.96?;
&
4
4-18
$4.64
S.
A
(25c from
4-
5-15
$4.56
U.
4-
5-15
Electric
Foil Co., class
Class B (quar.)
S.
15c
i
2
2
U.
$1.02'/a
(quar.)
5-15
6-
6-
,
Bouthern
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred -(quar.)preferred (quar.)
4.90?; -preferred
(quar.)
6?;
-preferred (quar.)
5.10s-;. preferred (quar.)__
5.12?;
preferred (quar.)
5.254^;
preferred (quar.)
5
3-31
4-24
4-24
When
Share
Storage (quar.)
U. S. Envelope Co.
(quar.)
U S Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
$1.25
$1.50
(quar.;_
Company
Cold
dinary
4.64?;
4.65?;
5
S.
35c
-
4.60?;-
4-15
4-
5-15
U.
35c
——
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
-preferred
4.25?;
3-15
4-30
4.48?;
;
4-24
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
4.50?;
(payable in common vot-
;
—
Tclluride Power Co., 6?<>
Temco Aircraft
12%c
(quar.)—.
—
$5 non-cumulative preferred
3-28
4-
4-
;
Bouthern
-
i50c
4-
(quar.)
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a;
Telephone Service Co. of 'Ohio--
3-20
Par
Name of
7
50c
10c
.———
_
■; Stock -dividend
»
3-
50c
.stock;
participating preferred
50c
■v
1
-
ing-trust
»■
4-
$1.12%
—
Sugars (extra;—.
—•--Bouthern Bakeries .Co., common (quar.)—
Stock dividend (payable in common vot¬
.
5-15
(quar.)
Southdown
.
20c
tl5c
4-
——
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
5-15
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
1
4-30
eH,?c
preferred (quar.).—
(quar.)
Bouth Pittsburgh Water, 4?4#- pfd.
Couth Coast Corp.
Share
,
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)——r
25c
Class B (quar.)
—25c
4?; preferred is-a>—
Tamblyn (G.i, Ltd., common
4?; preferred (quar.)..
■
Common
v
■
When
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
..
Name of Company
o) Rec.
Electric & Gas—
Bouth Carolina
.
3-10
4- 1
..
3-15
Volume' 187
Number 5729
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1481)
53
"
1 "
.
t"-'
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Name of Company
n.*.-*- ,/va-
-
/-*>'•/ ?
..
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>•
-Mr«Share
Wheeling Steel.Corp.; com., (reducedl__
•
$5
prior
Whitaker
preferred
Paper Co.
Extra -;
;
...50c
I
tquar.)
(quar.)
4-1
-
$1.25
40c
—
20c
$1.0614
10c
Stores, com. (quar.)
preferred -(quaf.)
6% preferred 4quar.)__
Wilson & Co.,. common (quar.1
Common
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
(monthly)
Wisconsin Electric Power Co,,
6%
8c
(quar.),.;
Public Service, 5%
pfd.
Wiser
Oil
Wood
4-15
$1.26
25c
4-15
3-31
75c
4-1
3-
$$1.50
4- 1
___'
-
(Alexander) Ltd., 6%
pfd. Oquar;)_X-l_
(J.) Industries, class A (reduced)
414% preferred (quar.)__^
Co.
$1.12Va
&
Townee
t monthly)
Mfg;
__
(J.
S.)
&
;
IV2C
.__
Youhker
inc..
Bros.,
preferred
5%
Zale
62*20
(quar.)_>__:_-:_____
-
Jewelry
Zeller's
Co._
Ltd.
Zenith
!
4-1
JPayable
in 'Canadian
funds,
Previous
the
5%
I
published
Jamaica
date
income
was
tax.
Incorrect.
corrected
The
15%
of
Florida,
•
Non-
payment
1
Canadian nonresidents tax.
2836
Corporation and
—
is
GIVING
June
was
New
South
16th
writing
aeries
is
The
involved.
"D"
and
proceeds
"E"
series
oL $500
series
or
and
are
$1,000
to be
"F"
at
used
par.
No
is
currently
of
affiliates,
186,
p.
sold
market.
.
to
187,
offering
is
Other
Standard
after
—V.
187,
1,36.9,898
an
Common
applications
have
-acquired
the
435,824
charges___^_^^__'_^I
1,334,999
952,545
shares
(par
180,
p.
1003. 7
Month
:
of
Operating expenses._i___'_I_U."_^i___^—
Federal
Eicliler & Co
1958
Authorized
';
'
!
income
taxe«_-
,
:—
__1—
;
10,000
—V. 187,: p. 928.
•
V.
600,000 shs.
and
7,000
5.000
Newburger & Co
The Ohio Company
2,000
7,000
7,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 3,000
7.000
Reinholdt
Riter
1,000
Rodman
4.000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Investment
Cook
Courts
&
Equitable
Co
Co
3,000
5,000
Hentz & Co
1957
8.363.163
187, p.
This
$8,584,489
8,147,585
8,142,975
and
March
that
28
its
Bureau
of
mately
and
guided missile systems.
Sperry - officials-stated that this new business represents a substantial engineering development program and therefore "it will be
well into 1958 before the production impact of these new contracts
will be felt:"
They further stated that the great majority of the
work will be'done at Sperfy's Nassau
and Suffolk County
(L. I.,
N. Y.) facilities, supplemented by subcontracting of specialized com¬
ponents.
Meanwhile, these radar programs are accelerating Sperry
recruiting efforts to. obtain additional experienced radar engineering
.
$59,000,009,
awarded
Sperry's
is, for the production of AN/SPG-49 super-
missile
ships.-
■
•
guidance
radars
installed
drill
to
liabilities
of
provides
weapon
sale
offering
the
of
of
•
■
.
*
statement with th»
shares of com¬
200.000
shares
commoa
measuring
and
totaled
1957
Raymond
E.
will
be
added
to
instruments.
,
$4,199,457
compared with $3,830,061
$183,520 compared with last year'#
Presiaent, announced on March 19v
to
Lee,
improvement
1.6
1.
to
cash
the
At
securities
Government
financial
in
position
was
of
end
1957,
had
we
even
moro
working capital
to 1. Cash and
working capital ratio of 6.1
a
totals
hand
on
balance of $238,339
$837,777
compared
as
with
a*
at the end of 1956.
improvment
in
financial
position
due
mainly
to two decisions made in the past year," he explained.
"Early in 195?
we sold our entire interest in the Nuclear Corp. of America for
$357,92a.
In August, 1957, we entered into a revised agreement for the sale of
Executive Car
of
the
for
was
Leasing J)o. that resulted in. the repayment of
$500,000
in
advance
repayment in
1957.
additional
An
$125,000 is
$325,00®
scheduled
first quarter of 1958 and the filial payment of
$50,000 plus accrued interest due on Feb. 28, 1959. All unpaid advance#
due
the
TelAutograph Corp. at Dec. 31,
1957,
1733.
p.
fully secured."—V.
are
,v
■'■•'v
.
'
,*'■
18$
'
Telecomputing Corp.—Awarded Missile Contract—
contract in the amount of $489,000 for roll controlled gyros fop
Bull Pup missile has been awarded this corporation by the Martin,
Co., it was announce on March 17 by Win. R. Whittaker, President.
A
-
the
*
Whittaker
The
for
contract
the-
project
Division
Gvro
Orlando
the
of
Division
Telecomputing
of
the
will
Co.
Martin
handle
and
till®
work
on
Telecomputing's Van Nuys, Calif.,
plant.
'■ •' •' •
'
■
'
*•'
' •»
The award, which is for a substantial
quantity of the roll con¬
trolled gyros, represents continued production for similar equipment
produced and delivered to Martin last; year.
The Whittaker gyro#
are
used in the guidance system of the Bull Pup which is an air-to*
ground missile.:';
.
.
■
•
•
Telecomputing's Whittaker Gyro Division has been working closely
with .the Martin Co. for the past several years on the development
and production of specific typos of gyroscopic equipment in Martin
missiles.—V. 187, p. 1253.
' ''
"
will
performed
be
at
.
•
,
in
the
total,
March
on
for
25
and
the
has
$80,000,000
and
expansion,
drilling
of
wells
oil
by
natural
and
gas
reserves.
annual
company's pamphlet
the
been
$40,000,000
to
find
allocated
has
and
been
develop
acquh'ed foreign areas," the report stated.
The
comparable total expenditure by
the
The
f
p.
capital
"specifically
for
crude
oli
improve¬
budgeted
and
natural
both on the North American continent and in the recently
$132,800,000.
previous
for the
direction
Transmission
Co.
Preferred
—
Stock
offering made 011 March 18 of 200,00®
shares of 5.16% cumulative convertible preferred stock
at par
share) and accrued interest by Stone 8s
Corp. and White, Weld & Co. and
associates, was oversubscribed and the books closed. See
details in V. 187, p. 1360.
j
; •
,
($100
per
Securities
Texas American Oil Corp.—Continues Drilling—
,
J.
Nash
record
was
on
"
March 24 said in part:
offsetting several of
company
leases
in southwest-central Glasscock County.
Th»
company owns approximately 2,000 acres of leases and
750 acres of
royalty and over-riding royalty in the immediate area of this drilling
wildcat.
was
foot wildcat well has just 'spudded-in'
The
new
abandoned
in
offsets
wildcat
an
old
foot
11,000
test
well
1952.
that
•
1
has recently brought in three flowing wells in Nolaa
Comity, two in Harris County, two in Pecos County, and one in
Upton County, Texas.
We have at least six more proven location#
in Nolan County, Texas, and wc are drilling a well every 30 day#
there.
The
company
also plans further development oh its Pecos
"The
company
and
County
to
Our
Borden
*4
interest
the
The company own#
properties this year.
oil properties.
County
in
above
/
the
In
1957
was
187,
780.
30 days we
location offsets
plan to drill
a producing
well in Texas County, Okla.
well that lias been making over
gas
a
gas
products per month for the past eight months.
The company will have between a V-t to a la interest in this well. %
"The company has Just purchased an additional 5,400 acres of oil
and gas leases in Utah and Colorado.
Texas American's lease hold¬
ings in the Four Corners area now exceed 16,000 net acres.
Two
gas wells have recently been completed near our Emery County, Utah,
2,500 acre lease block and there are numerous wells being drilled or
planned to be drilled in the vicinity of several of the company's leasea
$60,000
in
in
1953—V.
company
$129,301,000
President,
Dowdle,
6,000
"A
the
Within
in 1958—the third highest"
modernize and expand facilities
rebuild,
search
Gas
Tennessee
present time, other than the above development program
in Nolan, Pecos, and Borden Counties, the company is going to con¬
centrate niainlv on drilling for and the securing of gas production.
$120,000,000
spend
will
revealed
was
the
ments
for
'
"At
history—to
wells
this
"On
assets
worth of
gas
area.
Feb.
.
28,
1958,
the
?
..
company
had
over
four dollars of
current
for
every dollar of current liabilities ($217,531.35 current asset#
and
$52,552.60 current liabilities).
The company has 110 long term
debt."—V. 185, p. 1432.
:
Surface Transit Inc.—Permanent Bonds Ready—
Permanent
available
the
6%
for
of
office
first
exchange
mortgage
for
bonds
outstanding
due
Nov.
temporary
trustee. Chemical Corn Exchange
1,
1971
184,
now
are
certificates
Bank.—V.
at
p.
the
Texas Co.—Merger Talks in Progress—
See Seaboard Oil Co. above.—V.
quarter
President
The
in
sales
for
of 1957
charge of
company
this company
are
expected
to
& Pacific Ry.
Offered—Salomon
exceed
by 5%., according to A. B. Ritzenthaler,
187, p. 1360.
^
,
2787.
Tappan Co.—Sales to Show Rise of 5%—
First
breaking sales
' 7
approximately $3,100,000
production of Mark 2
and
to be
the
totaling $1,315,261 and
Texas
nearly
totaling
and :AN/5PW-2
development,
7,000
5,000
.
Surface Armament Division,
in TALOS .guided missile
Another -contract,of
its
in
gas reserves
TERRIER
?
contract,
Walston <fc Co., Inc
Watling, Lerchen & Co
1.000
14,000
1095.
company
This
Ordnance
TALOS
largest
3,000
4,000
report.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., three contracts, totaling approxi¬
$63,000,000 for the production of major components of the
radar, systems
3,000
4,000
Sun Oil Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
3.344.942
,4.010,326
:
on
■
spectacular," Mr. Lee declared.'"At the dose of 1956, we had working
capital In the amount of $720,734 or a ratio of current assets .to current
a
—V.
awarded
specialists.... "
Gardner
&
Co.,
& Renshaw
&
Rowles, Winston & Co
1,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
5,000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc. 1,000
Securities Corp.__10,000
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
Sperry Corp.—Awarded Large Navy Contract—
Navy -announced
'
'
27 filed a registration
components
in
revenue
of $761,000,
Webster
agreed to
5,000
Of
The
from
electronic
Mullaney, Wells & Company 3,000
—14,000
Blair & Company
Clegg & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
$8,916,219
Net operating income__^__r__
Net after charges___'
i_H__
Outstanding
7,000,080 she.
.
Sold—The public
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
4,529,262
—
operating taxes
March
on
"TelAutograph's
-
Outstanding
$694,400
$694,400
,;,W. C. Langley & Co._.
The Milwaukee Company
2,000
amount
design,
28,
$54,149,179 $51,223,799
32,340,535
30.284,042
.
■/
•
thrca
BbtlFGS
_55,000
5.000
H.
1958
; ''
*
;
1956 and net income amounted
loss
and
.
Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc
v;
0
' '
■
proposed' public
a
proceeds
Gross
in
to $12,-
emulsifiers
1,200,000 shs.
Bear,
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
January—
Operating revenues
The
1953,
connection with the acquisition of Ninol
its business.
<•,
<
Co._
&
Bateman,
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
,
In
ShflTCS
March
V
Group
FINANCING
Tel Autograph Corp.—Reports Profit for 1957—
%
In August
Laboratories, Inc.
Julicti Collins & Company
on
Basin
PRESENT
(par $2.50), at a price of $10 per share through a group
underwriters to be headed by S. D. Fuller & Co., New York City*
precision
$821,826.
to
Ninol
used in
Hurd,
•
of
the respective number of com¬
aggregating 203.000 common shares set forth below:
•
shares,
Bache
13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering, an
undetermined number of shares of common stock
•
par
10 cents)
to 'oe offered,
without underwriting.
The proceeds
<.$265,000) are to be used for expenses incidental to mining operations.
has
$2,615,303,
OF FEBRUARY
AS
$1)
Stepan in
by
White, Weld & Co.
"V "
corporation
Brushy
TO
company's working capital to be used in financing the anticipated
in volume of present products and the marketing of
newly
developed precision potentiometers.
%
The corporation, formed in 1946, is engaged primarily in the de¬
velopment and manufacture of -precision potentiometers una
other
of
purchase from, the selling shareholders
California-Pacific Utilities Co. above.—V. 187, p. 679.,
Other
formulation
PURCHASERS--The purchasers named below have severally
William
—V.
the
In
product-groups:
•
"
'The
the
V; •;
increase
chemicals
than to the
rather
users
$135,688
business
principal
two
real'properties
$1,219,332
Southwest Oil Corp.
corporation
Net
-
-
of organic
line
and
from
inoreased
and net income from
developed
'Issued
certain
Southern Utah Power Co.—Proposed Merger—
See
•
■
Steel
extensive
Industrial
installment notes, due 1959-1962
*1%
941,239
426,181
1210'.
and
EFFECT
the
company's products are classed as
which are used as chemical raw materials in a
CAPITALIZATION
6.044.274
$1,597,920
p.
do
detergents, in which numerous chemical intermediates are manufactured
to meet customer specifications,•
"
mon
Net
its
to
not
and
of
the
industrial
company
has
Ninol
$8,640,669
inc6m«fcCv/4-
operating a
GIVING
the
6.316,475
operating taxes
Net
•
,
will
Colorado,
stock,
of
of
'
'
covering
stock
produces
number
of
1957
in
the
1309.
$9,710,474
___
—-----
date
shares
no.
in
•
mon
warrants,
principal offices
synthetic detergents for household markets; other, classed as chemical
intermediates, are use in the production of synthetic resins/lubricating
oil additives, and other end applications.
The company operates three
manufacturing plants: one located at Millsdale near Joliet, 111. and
two in Chicago, 111. Executive offices also are in Chicago.
1957
1956,
stock (par five.cents10,000,000 shs.
p.
155.
; '•
SEC
of
The
186,
The
shs!
32.640
exercise
on
J ' *
120.000
56,000 shs.
stockholders.
agents
variety
278,590
file,
011
11,
Technology Instrument Corp., Acton, Mass.—Register®
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1032.
p.
processors
A
active
surface
1957
1958
January—
claims
four
Group
v*' v ,'
$85,632
$120,000
issuance
.
of
Common
—V.
Outstanding
■.
a
•
Month
FINANCING
'
■
outstanding
selling
retail
Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes?
PRESENT
The company is also qualified
27, 1947.
J.—V.
N.
are
wide
is
Sept.
on
' "
CAPITALIZATION
Street,
BUSINESS—Stepan
under¬
refunding
for
debentures.—V.
Southern New England Telephone
Fork
cluinis.
feet.
square
which
fcfarch.12 filed'" abetter of notification with the
$95,000 xk subordinated 5% debentures, series "G" to
denominations
South
new
financing by the company
comprising part of the Stepau
It represents the first sale of the
company's shares to the general public.
A total of 600,000 shares of
common
stock is outstanding.
company,ion
in
reserved for
two
EARNINGS—43ales
covering
TO
Jersey.
has
company
holdings
Southern Discount Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
offered
EFFECT
Wisconsin corporation, with its
South 16th Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
2836
in
Englewood,
but
short-term indebtedness to its parent,
expected to approximate $4,800,000 at
May 1, 1958.
This'indebtedness represents advances in aid of the
company's consti'uction^alid expansion program.
The balance of such
net proceeds will he used to finance in part the costs incurred, or to
be incurred, in connection with such program for the remainder of the
year 1958. The company estimates that property additions iu 1958 will
amount to approximately.$22,850,000—V. 187, p. 1359.
be
circular
revised
incorporated
was
mately 1.500 feet by 600 feet situate almost entirely in Mesa County,
Colo., with three'of the claims extending into Montrose County.
The
Inge Group consists of six mining claims, the Lucky Buck
Group 20 mining claims, the Tarzan Group 20 mining claims, tha
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Ten¬
distribution of
the
company's
wider
the
sale.
■
unit*
Missouri,
of
a
PROCEEDS—The
Registers
repay in full tile company's
Pacific Lighting Corp., .which is
SEC
the
—
offered lor .public sale at competitive blading on April 23.
proceeds of-the financing will be used, to the extent required,
•t^The
of
sale
until
time,
for
company
in
state
it holds
uranium
and
vanadium mining
interests.
Its
principal office is located at 9635 West Colfax Ave., Denver 15, Colo.
The company presently holds by quitclaim mining deed five groups
of unpatented lode mining claims consisting of 53 claims, each approxi¬
Stepan Chemical Co. — Stock Offered
Offering of
203,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made by
an
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co.
on March 27 at $16 a share.
to
,
the
for
anc|
which
offered
"TelAutograph's
company on March 26 filed a registration statement with the
covering $15^000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1983,
Net
Illinois,
8.000 shares
at
57,612
in
This
be
of
acquisitions
which
t
diving units, ladders, benches and steps, drydocks, boat lifts, boat rings,
boat mooring arms, signal lights and lifeguard towers.
Distribution is
through dealers in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Massa¬
chusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, and a branch office
Southern Counties Gas Co. of California
to
proceeds
be
further
Exchange rules the company must filo
offering circular on or before April 16, 1958, and the com¬
is in the process of closing its books at the end of this month,
The
Milwaukee, Wis.
The total land area owned
The company's operations are conducted in two
total floor area of 28.000 square feet.
The company is presently engaged in the business of manufacturing
and distributing various types of steel waterfront equipment, including
sectional steel piers and pier
accessories, floating docks and rafts,
Proposed Bond Offering With SEC—
SEC
the
use
will
No
revised
be
30.
Piers, Inc., Detroit,
Mich., and Standard Steel Products of Minnesota, Wayzata, Minn. The
two affiliates are dealers engaged in the
promotion ana sale of the
company's products. Standard Steel Piers, Inc. commenced operations
on
July 5, 1956, and Standard Steel Products of Minnesota on May
23, 1957.
The company owns its plant and the plant site which is located at
through primary rights which":expired on March 12.
Oversubscriptions were received for 70,593 shares. The
offering was underwritten by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and associates.? See also V. 187, p. 1095.
♦
,
involved.
The net proceeds
development of properties,
is
and
share).
used to pay
Authorized
incorporation
(Continued from page 9)
h.,
t.
to
obtaining
company
located
Investment News
.
Sept.
interest.
expects
sinking fund debs, due Oct. 1, 1967
stock (par value $2.50)
The
_
j
speculation,
after
1961, $31.20
ended
year
(
buildings which have
r
(Colo.)—Stock Offered—
pany
a
year
the
'Includes
is
General
the
Common
.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
$30.75
year.
mortgage
7%
7%.
date and/or record date Is indicated here.
xLess
next
note, payable in equal
monthly instalments of $910 to apply
on
principal and interest-
3-14
source.
Co.
corporate purposes.
.Under
the Securities and
'
manufacturing operations.
The balance of the proceeds will
principally for the establishmet of additional sales outlets in
and
The
at
underwriting
exploration
shares.
Authorized
Less British
y
tax
the
accrued
accrued
states
business
deductible
tax
resident tax "15%; resident
income tax.
a
its
used
3-20
4- 1
8,000
of
CAPITALIZATION
3-15
3-31
Mining
.
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
m'
company
3-15
5-1
Tarzan
and
products.
4-1
4-10
+30c
$1
.,
'.-(ittcreased)_-l_-l___"-_—
Corp.
additional
an
3-31!
4-1
25c
r_
Radio
3-15
4-15
■
the
and
The
3-15
.
West Coast subsidiary, O'Keefe and Merritt, is also
production to meet a backlog of orders for tha
dryer combination.—V. 186, p. 1998.
and
'
sinking
stock
issued
$30.95
with
nessee,
4- 1
preferred iquar:)_.2:_____^$;__—17 tic
Consolidated Industries.—
9c
after.
$30.50
the
par) :( quar.$1.25
preferred .($50 par)
7%
year
be
3-15.
•i- 5%
of
common
following year, $31.45 during the year ended Sept. 30,
for
4-1
'". ■,1%
Yuba
ox
forking capital.
The company anticipates that not more than
$10,000 of the proceeds will be used for the purchase of new equipment
4-10
7-10
4-
$30
of
snares
for
3-20.
3-13
4-
units
,
increase
to
washer
new
exercisable
are
payment
upon
debentures,
^
5oc
(quar.;__i._—
common
($100
1967
100%
3-21
3-21
75c
$1.75
_______
(reduced)
warrants
purchase
,
1
1
4-15
common
of
1967 and two
company's
scheduled
'
after, $30.25 the following year and $30 there¬
interest in each case.
y
Tne debentures may also be redeemable through the sinking fund at
25c
Co.,
'.preferred
Youngstown steel Door
November
1,
to
warrants
1964,
4- 1
-v
last
Oct.
-
..
....
..
other
and
after;
4- 4
4-30
7-31
<-3-31
due
the
3-21
•,
offering
The
k
.
to
the
3-14
37V2C
37V2C
37Vac
r
•
Manufacturing Co.—Correction
on Nov.
1, 1958 and will expire on Oct. '
a purchase price of $6 per share.
in denominations of $30 each, are redeemable
at $32.10 to and including Sept. 30, 1958. $31.90 the next
year, $31.65
3-14
3-31
25c
:_I
Yosemite Parx & Curry (quar.
7%
1
3-31
,
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. p£d. (quar.)_
6% convertible .preferred
(quar.)
Young
<4-
public
The
8
l2,'ac
(quar.
,
.
,
'
:
system.
a. 15% decrease
"
"
'
Preliminary information for the first 60 days of 1958,; indicate thai.
the appliance - business in general is off approximately 10%'to 27%..
r'
■-To meet" increasing demands'for Tappan ranges, Mansfield abd Mur¬
ray range production has been increased approximately 15%.
below the previous year.
III"'
Sperry
debentures
The
3-17
3-21
1
dividend
Wrigley (Wra.j, Jr.
Yale
4-
missile
high, while the appliance.idciustry.as a1 whole suffered
7
:
..
The company in November 1957 offered publicly, as a
4.000,000 shares of common stock at par (five cents per
1,
4-15
4%
Woodley Petroleum
Stock
3-17
—40c
■
Mark
shares
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
'
__
Co
Wood
'
4-30
$1.25
guided
of
buy two additional shares of common .stock was made
by The Milwaukee Co.^ Milwaukee, Wis., at $42 per unit (not $45 as
previously stated),
plus
accrued
interest
on
the
debentures.
The
offering amounted to a total of $120,000 debentures, 8,000 common
3-20
"
I:
...
production
"
warrant
one
3-14
(quar.)
9.04%
preferred (quar.
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)____
>
-3-31
preferred
Wisconsin
The
fund
7-11
1
4- 1
4-7
the
TALOS
designed and developed by- Sperry for the Bureau
is prime producer or
this material.—V.
185.
2220,
I
3-20
15c
__
for
the
Standard Steel Products
4-11
1
SI.DO
8tores
is
of
3-20
8-
SI.O6V4
(quar.)
Industries; th,reg.f__C^._-^_—I-l_—-
Ordinance.
p.
3-20
5-
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Windsor
1
4-1
4- 1
■
awarded
component
major
This equipment was
3-11
4-
75c
contract
a
of
3-17
3-21
3-31
Wieboldt
1
3-31
third
.
3-21
4-
$1.31l,-4 ^
40c
The
;**
-
.
computers,
3-21
4- 1
White Motor Co., .514'o pid. iquar.u___.—_
Whitehall Cement Mfg, (quar,)_
Whitehall Fund
$4.25
3- 7
1
vessels.
3- 7
4- 1
4- 1
;50c
i
—
:
;
equipment to-be used in TALOS and TERRIER-armed nuclear-powered
When
Holder*
Payable ot Rec. :
record
Vice-
sales.
emerged from 1957 with domestic sales at an all-time
—
Bros.
Equipment Trust Certificates
&
Hutzler
March 27 offered $1,900,000 of
and
associates
on
3% (non-callable) equips
ment trust certificates, maturing annually, April 1, 195H
to 1968, inclusive. The certificates, priced to yield from
>
54
(1432)
2%
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
to 3.50%,
according to maturity,
Construction Co. of Montgomery, Ala.
awarded to
were
Other
&
Co.
bids
Dallas,
certificates
Republic
National
The
and
to
100
Securities
&
First
estimated
cars,
to
of
New
cost
Union
30
covered hopper
Dillon,
Eastman
187,
Union
1301.
p.
Gulf Coast
The
Shovel
Thew
C.
B.
this
of
Co.—Merges Its Subsidiary—
Smythe, President,
March 27
on
announced
that
is
directors
ary,
187,
less
tank
Linde's
to
the
Immediate
expansion of
for its
production "as fast as we can push it."
University Food Services, he said, has
division
the
of
institutions.
school
to
company
will
It
food
cater
headed
be
by
Mr. Thompson said.
figure,
frozen
established
been
as
for
schools, as well as
well-known restaurant and
a
the
Country.—V.
of
profit
restaurant
loss
boosted
was
properties
from such
of
in
1957.
The
company,
Thompson
noted
that
the
record
1957
of
results
achieved
were
The
of
related
Shore
equipment in
the Bay
a
as
of
in
Toledo,
Ohio.—V.
and
and
sidiary
director
of
Pacific
National
Fire
Co.
person
held
be
San Francisco on
15-man
,<
If
board
annual
April 24. This represents
meeting to be
Increase of live
an
presently directing the affairs of the
stockholders
the
the
sub¬
held
in
Trust
Trust
Mr.
with
Co.; George J. DeMartinl, a director of
Lewis W. Douglas, Chairman of the
director of First
a
National
Bank
Arizona
of
and
member
of
executive
committee
of
Walker
Bank
found
of
the
the
had
the
on
Transamerica Corp.
V.
187,
will continue to
including
Occidental
and
own
Life
found
to
Co.
proposals
be
Registration
—
Statement
Withdrawn—
The
a
of
The
for
registration
to
is
reported,
statement
$600,000
of 6%
common
stock.—V.
iiied
with
sinking fund
186,
has
withdrawn,
the
SEC
debentures
will
withdraw, its
Sppt. 24, 1957, covering
30,000 shares of class A
on
and
or
the
only
include
to
shares
in
now
Stock
a
the
187,
Union
Carbide
Corp.
Booklet
—
Discribes
Powder-
A
new
lancing
Union
8-page
addition
to
or
Actual
case
valuable
how
open
lancing
is
hearth
us<*d
process
lick
that
jobs
impossible,
cited
are
time
In
debris.
shape
and
Other
and
demolition
Is
utilized
would
be
A
new
which
is
research
reactor
operated
by
The
Js
a
©f
reactor,
the
blast
furnace
histories
demolish
tank-type
the
thick
work,
the
well
the
by
of
reactor
Testing Reactor
Laboratory.
It will be
kinds
of
the
to
design
emphasis was
experiments close to
for
pore
numerous
be
Ridge
Corp.
March
for
of
The
reactor,
feet
108
Oak
long
Ridge
which
and
100
Graphite
reactor.
cost
.
leet
the
powder-
that
$40
that
about
wide
located
the
in
world's
Experiment
license
to
Dot
Hofmann
S.
Number
McPherson
Two,
and
and
reactor
on
his
concession
permit
143,
many
single
samples,
in
a
Laboratory
oldest
operating
buildiii'g
near
tile
nuclear
of
Felix
N.
par
nylon
of
with
will
or
six
nuclear
Oak
Ridge
to
Atkinson,
Mr.
ical
firms
>
in
St.
reactors
Graphite
He
In
Ralston
also
RR.,
and
Corp.,
also
in
knots
j •
SEC
">m
The
by
-. .
to
above —V.
at
a
to
Manager,
presently
was
the
board
that
elected
a
a
to
salesmen of this
privilege of pur¬
the
stock 4no
common
par) at
7*;/: '
position to in¬
thdm a comfort- '
7v.7
stockholders
have
lately
been
in
a
Dec.
on
30
$12,000,000.
Loans Approved
approved
mortgaging and pledging of
loans from financial institution^
secure
The
and
due. Oct.
paying
1,
loan
contemplated
under
agent
The
1963.
1959.
gt
with
Trust
Co. ~is ,.trustee^
securing $10,000,060
the
mortgage
Bank & Trust
notes.
Liberty National
co-trustee.\
,77 " .77',
$10,000,000
was
early in
Irving
Ce7,i>f
Lottisyille,
;7, -,-'"7.- ;;7.
;
.<
•
7,
■
Sl i,
whiph
SEC
011
-
covered
were
iO,'
March
were
,
per¬
/-'•
...
AngeW,
nominee, of
7; The
;Security-First
agent
shares
of
of
1,538-.shares
National Bank
First
the
on
priced
National
of
Western
capital
its
or
March
that
Of
each
all
Air
of
nominee
Los
to
us
20
for
and
the
shares,
chosexi
as
-the-'Eos:
agent
fractional
brokers
.
March
on
Angeies,
Inc.
Lines,
entitled
through
by
..
-t
,
Security-
March
21
and
for. these
^checks'distributing "the
shareholder's
,
Bank,
.
"Calif.,
shares
averaged
approximately $20;!s
Security-First National Bank issued on. March 24 and
The
25
stock
sold
.were
received
share.
per
fractional
in, the,, proportion
interest.'.bore to the
total
proceeds
gross
fractional
share
share
interests,-—V.
187,
1361
p.
"
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current Sales
Higher—
Period End. Mar. 8—
cord
1958—4
'Sales
Weeks—1357
187,
1137.
p.
...
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bids March 31—
The
Tin's
Corp.,
Former,
but
L.
J.
1254.
p.
^7 1I37."1, 1
Yuba
75%,
dent
2038:
p.
.
'
*
was
offering ' of
-
made
a
of
Magna.
Yuba,
and
Mo.,
to
road.
been
has
announced
Board-^V y. V1
on
elected
March
in
of
the
a
directors
W.
director
of
the
the
the
Ann
of
board
of.
the
of
Region,
New
Co.,
Louis,
of
New
St.
In
the
of
RR.
the
]0
.
Louis.
Wabash•*
in
producers
'
of
/woodworking
will
operate -as
a
subsidiary
continue
as
its- President.
No
will
Magna's marketing policies.
L.
Chambers, his brother,' Frank
Goldschmidt
Magna
years
*'r
national
owners,
Robert
Hans
has
-formed
which
grown
Dr.
into
c-orpora'ioH
a
G.
Magna
Power
Tool
Goldschitndt "had
in-
with
$8,-
States and Canada.
In add'fidn to SHOPSMITH; Magna
a-'1 complete'line, of
single-purpose tools7 and accessaries
marke'ted under the brand name "MAGNA-LIN.E." .-
he a dq ua rter s offices,
Zenith
design engineering
Merijo Park, Calif,,'and plants
Indiana:—V.
Wayne,
.,.•••
v*
'
•
187,
p.
1361."
in
ana
merchandising
Berkeley,
•'
••
*
.
Cahf.,
-
and
'
•
Radio-.Corp. .(Del.)—Merger—Stock Split—
Zenith
H^dio
-j'
"•
Corp. (111.) below*.
Zenith Radio Corp.
Indiana
U ider, the:
of
Sz
Electric
Illinois
common
share
Vice-Presi¬
&
home
Chambers
1947
Dr.
—Stock Split—
was
Indiana
also
United
are
locate.d ftv
See
of
Louis,
Y..'will
purchase
See
*
"
-
:
7
'
*-
that
President
Jersey,
also
-
Chem¬
St.
N.
1938.
animatesblek and-850 employees. Magna has Sola -over 259.000
In
its 710-ycor
existence through .its 2.500 'outlets
-7
of
of
arid
>
Atkinson^'an¬
Westinghouse-
Jersev,
Arbor
director
Mr.
St..
director
of
Monsanto
of
Trust
changes;
McLeod
Southwestern
director of
K.
.•
Mercantile
director
presently
of
of
Rowland
Lamar
Arthur
5.
lor: the
due
manufactures
Fort
bv
bids
•*.
'Robert
Fall
of
'
<
member
a
25
York
New
bonds
SHOPSMITHS
*
director
St.,
receive
-
•lot'-'pr'orfuee'. sthe-*'SHOPSMITH
vented.
which
a
7
7
largest
by
vise
contemplated
are
the
000,000
dealer's
tcbinpleted.
was
A.",.
pf ,the
'tools Tor
Corp.
5,000
f
•
31
mortgage
Consolidated Industries,* Inc.—Acquisition-
Cna.mbers,
March 11
on
share, with
per
,7;
Wall
48
March
first
has purchased the stock of the Magna Power Tool
according to .ah announcement made jointly .'on March 24 by
McGera,7President of Yuba, and Robert L.
Chambers. Presi¬
changes
.
1306,
on
co'rpdfatibii
power
of
Room
lEST)
it7 of. "$30,000,000
137;
capacity
a.m.'
11
from
require
by
at
company
to
up
and
produc¬
space,
/
"j
1958—36 Weeks—1957
$43,149,465 $42,450,555 $399,054,412 $350,023,674
—V.
Sought—
share; 7'.It 7,
Louis,
director
the
and
of
next
higher /full Dha're;7fesulting.:Jfroia the application,/of Dhe
centage to the holdings of. each shareholder,,;
/ The shaves were issued 4o Nay & Co., of Los
approxi¬
cord
Cord
187,
185,
secondary
per
was
and
offering
Carolina
1,538. shares -.of capital stock
( par
letter of notification filed with the
a
V.
tire
Clarkson
it.—V.
use
$40
System
Raymond
E.
Co.
North
shares
> •» ;•
machines
additional
Vice-President—Manufacturing,
a
187,
part of 5 a 4(1 stock dividend declared by the corporation on
Feb]
7, 1958, payable March 20, 1958 to stockholders of record Feb.
21..1958;.
These sharefurepre^ented' the number of whole shares•
which whs
equal to -tjie aggregate of all. fractional, shares rounded off to%tbo
•;
(par $10)
at
St.
and
V.
a
stock,
tire
rayon
floor
in
Co.—Control
Wabash
that
elected
dent
of
Louis,
Purina
Illinois
RR.
is
other
nounced
is
--
;• 7"7,
-
is
group
1,250
secured,
Ky., is
are
President
variety'of
a
$170,000,090.
costs.)
t
-
it
build
than
more
demolition
holdings 'considerably, thereby assuring:
majority holdings.—V. 187," p. '11377
Angeles -transfer
48-spindle
new
54%
of
the
on
Inc.
$1.50
Co..
will
or
aggregate
Western Airlines, Inc.—Slock Distribution—
-
investment-for
RR.—Williams Elected
Williams
Co.
costs
proceeds werq used to. pay $4,700,000 bank loans and -the hcmainder
will ; lbe*';U'>ed
to increase productive
capacUy *,of mining
properties,,
for .addirional --,marine
equipment
and
other
corporate
purposes.-—V; 184, p. 771.
7
,;7
/•,. ;• -."'• / ,7
this
2072.
RR.
housf
of
exceed
registrar
Dyer's
that
the
operates:
'
the
save
number
Works
of
rental
Mr.
at
common
twisting
package..
lower
patent
Co.
Williams
Wabash
of
is
Kentucky Coal Co.-r-Mortgage
Ma gn a's;
Wabash
firm.
has
Company of Greenville, S. C„ performed the detail
design of the building and cooling system. Construction of the build¬
ing, shielding, and cooling system was performed
by Blount Brothers
it
the
Offering—A
p.
Inc.
repayable/in qqarferly installments beginning
of
.
textile
also
shares of capital stock
by Goodbody &
Knapp,
Mr.'-'
estate'ventures,
final- payment
In
—v.
on
accessibility
high-flux region.
housed
the
the
of
a
cord
Industries,
—Secondary
.
real
construction
the
Atomic
-
Reactor.
with
$5
v
It
that
a
the
East
I
<
6%
and
than
their,
margin
West
of
tire
experience
other
Dorn Iron
major
the
is currently building
total
share.77";
controlling
The .stockholders
key personnel pursuant.'
directors on May 13,
board
v
7
standard
and
holds
in
with
&
Substantially all properties .to
Laboratory,
Shielding Facility, the LowIntensity Test Reactor, the Tower Shielding Facility, the Homogeneous
The
See
the
is
to
Webb
the, group
Magna, .'one
materials.
the
rather
the start-up of the ORR, ORNL now
operation.
The others are: the Bulk
Reactor
willing
which
whose
from
crease
vote "of
Mr.
instructed
;
company
Van
research
radiation
core,
$5,000,000,
77%.
■
~
builder
a
■
its
and
44%.
This
is
by
«>
.
«&
KHapp* Inc.,
per
able
agreed
voted
of
one
and
machines.
cut
manpower,
waste
.
Bank.-
controlling stockholder
outside the State of
The
development engineer
starting point for manufacturing tire
single use of textiles.
Former-,
the
new
machine
perforins
forming and winding job conventionally
precision-wound
year's
indicates
to'
largest
of
a
machine
less
•
the
cord
a
amendment
new
a
Wellco Shoe Corp., Waynesville, N. C.—Stock Offer—
manage¬
a
the*-shares
situations
U.
&
The
Co.—New Machine Invented—-
Cord
speed
under
figure'does not include land or
1254; ;v. .186; p:. 1674. "
''. ";7-; :
p.
Volunteer State Life Insurance
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
flexibility
within
With
In
the
by
and
Operation-^
National
for
structural
reactor
experiments
Reactpr,
in
as
employed.
fundamental
on
design permits entire fuel systems,
be brought into the
high-flux region.
to
such
how
than
reduce
21.
nuclear
and
placed
The
'
saved
Ridge Research Reactor (OIIR),
immersed in a pool, a modification
which was originated at Oak Ridge
engineering studies on the effect
materials, particularly fuel elements
Major
Oak
used
More
is
separate
the
large
a
the
Clarkson,
country's
operation
acting
(The
necessary
of
production
J.
Clarkson
three
twice
produces
R.
This
the
the
by
mately
tion
by
7
/
continuing to expand
its interest Tn Title I Urban Redevelopment projects.
>
.7
&
Knapp Construction Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Webb
the
as
certain
upon
statement
shares
adopted by
automates
company.
single
a
done
steel
Oak
Materials
National
in
that
fabric,
time-
salamanders,
show
concrete
cannot
Carbide
on
the
powder-lancing
maintenance
case
methods
critical
designated
high-flux,
at
Union
went
this
Named
62%
which
New High-Flux Research Reactor
Begins
Energy Commission,
in
otherwise
..
in
furnace
slag-pockets
to
conventional
describing
typical
powderLinde Company, a Division of
development of the process.
In
of powder-lancing, the fully-illus¬
the
dramatic
to
economically
spill-out
up
this
histories
1164)
from
in
history
industries
steel-producing
tapping
Cleaning
(form
brief
a
''
available
pioneer
shows
and construction
consuming
is
Corp.,
giving
trated booklet
where
booklet
applications
Carbide
of
banks,
is-especially lamlliar
developments
:V%/%
officers
1361.
invented
the
now
-7 7-
%
.
Lahave
Savings
fieitf in
the
Webb
Registers Stock Option Ar¬
-V-'. •;/
—
its
..
for a period of 15
largest* ntortgfige'loan to
Webl>
through
management's
1253.
p.
132,200
of
meeting to amend
shares not
preferred
...
The
by-laws
is
present
registration
a
certain
p.
machine
been
cord
Lancing Case Histories—
filed
covering
Option Plan
187,
.
W.^'Sciienkei4; developer
of
ing,
the-out¬
management has
comment
stockholders,
United States Rubber
A
has
York, savings
throughout-the ^oUntry.
Widely experienced7'as
slutreftvV'.-
statements
which
all
as
the
•
to
of
;
;
s
...
Schcnker
in; the management's
opposing
majority
a
disenfranchise
1958,
special
a
authorization
7
the
requires
of
company,
company's
is
quorum
deleted.—V.
offered
1957.—V.
1380.
p.
21,
be
shares.—
and builder, has been appointed Presi¬
Kn'app Construction Corp.. William Zeckendorf, Presi¬
dent of. Webb & Knapp, Inc." announced on March 17.
The position
entails the coordination of all VV'ebb & Knapp's const notion
activities
Commission
increase
an
two-thirds
management'si comment
corporation
March
to
it
company,
recommend
p. .780....
Bank
thie
Joel
holders
This
Co.
2.000,000
to
i-;.' .777';:,;%%7. ;7% >7/.77.%v' :'77
I New. President *of, Unit Appointed
the
authorized
certain
rangement—r
Manufacturing;
r
authorized
loan-extends
York
dent
"
Ulrich
shares
the
Webb%S&
to
is
New
Except in this instance, the Com¬
requiring changes in such statements.
United Aircraft Corp.
1253.
p.
will
187,
suvincc
management's
amendment
to
Union
an
common
to
for
that
ground
would
statement
Salt
California.—
of
in
management's
amend
unwarranted
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banks.
The participating banks include
the New York Savings Bank,
Lincoln Savings Bank, the Union Square
Savings Bank-and the
under Missouri
law and that in the
opinion of company counsel the provision of acompany by-law requiring the majority vole of the
holders of out¬
standing shares is valid under, Missouri law.
The Commission
also
operate its nonbanking
insurance
of
with
provide
holders
objected
the
which
at
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existing
increase
JLake City.
subsidiaries,
the
record
basis
no
to
proposals
meeting
Bank
Co.,
also
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years at 534 %
interest.
7", ^7
be
advanced on a New York>
property sincfe the Savings Bank Law was amended last year to permit
savings banks ' to make mortgage loans in participation with other
It
Dyer complained that manage¬
statements
and failed
to
slate, in
financial
that
of
respect
ment
of Wash¬
Trust
&
state
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The
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a
majority of the outstanding shares is necessary for adoption of
amendments, the Commission instructed that this comment, if
retained, should indicate that Mr. Dyer has objected to this state¬
ington; and John M. Wallace, Chairman of the Board of Directors and
a
..
such
Bank
of Nevada; M. E. McMillen, Chairman of the Board
and member of
(Bxecutive committee of First National Bank of Arizona; L. T. Murray, a
director and member of executive committee of National Bank
in
-..
stock,
common
respect to his proposals
in its proxy statement.
include
to
Co., Tucson; Ted R. Gamble, a director and member of execu¬
committee of The First National Bank of Portland; William N.
fcagomarsino,
its
to
to increase the authorized
mission
Co.;
committee of Southern Arizona
approval
incorporation
explanation
vote
Dyer
ment
& Trust
tive
to
proposal
Dyer's
<fe
7.
certain conditions
its proxy soliciting
minor.
a
connection
that management be required
statement a statement of his
proxy
director and member of executive committee
member of executive
In
request
Mexico; Walter E. Buck,
a
be
standing common and preferred shares of the
With
and
he
not
or
stockholder
of
affirmative
newly constituted board of directors of Firstamerica Corp.: Oscar
JI. Keller, President; John B. Bertero, Chairman and*President of Fox
West Coast Theatres Corp.; Walter O. Berger, Director of Bank of New
Board
include
must
stockholders
of
■■
subject to
proposals
do.
include
to
increasing
on
1,500.000
7.-.-
company
the
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Kna!)p, Inc.—Receives Loans Prom Banks—
New
chasing
shares
vote
.
to
of
of
required
corporation.
the
First Western Bunk &
the
whether
seek
articles
'^7-
I '".j.
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advanced a first mortgage loan of7$6,Knapp, Inc., on the recently acquired Astor Hotel'
on
the Broadway blocktrout between West" 44th and 45th Sis.,. New
York,' N. Vf M John J". -Reynolds; Inc.,, was the broker in the trans-'
action, -v'. iyrr
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77 •;' '■'• >;•, '•;
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limitations on preemptive
rights of stockholders, that these limitations may be amended by a
vote
of stockholders.
The Commission held
that its proxy rules do
not require such statements in respect of such a
proposal. The Com¬
mission
also
rejected
Mr.
Dyer's
contention
that
management
be
the plan of reorganization which will be
submitted to them at the annual meeting, Firsts merica Corp. which
has been organized to comply with the provisions of the Bank Holding
Company Act of 1956 to receive all of the stock now directly held by
Transamerica Corp. in each ol its 23 majority-owned
banks, together
with $20,000,000 in cash, will be managed
by the following members of
of First Western Bank
meeting
."7.,. •'
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rules provide,
management
since
to
failed
respect
will
$1). from
(par
officers
Saviiigs
500,000
refused
in
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1,545.846
1,138,132'
123.368
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April '9,
on
to ..provfde' for
omission thereof was permitted by the Com¬
rules on the ground that these proposals appeared to
to State law.
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also
sought to
require management
to make certain
its
proxy
statement,
which
wWh
two
exceptions
the
Dyer
authorized
approve
a
the
proxy
contrary
ment
the
over
annual
next
1958.
proxy
by proxy
or
Electric'3
totaling 20 members, to be presented to vbe stock¬
at
said
7 Four
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that management's
proposal
Transamerica Corp.) will be nominated as a director of
according to a statement made by F. N. Bclgrano,
Jr., its President and Chairman of the Board.
This completes the roster of nominees for the board of directors of
holders for their consideration
Utility Holding Company
rejected various contentions
stockholder of Union Electric
a
were
omitted.
Three of the omitted proposals were
they had received less than 3% of the total number
1957 meeting of stockholders; and the Commission
their omission was proper under its proxy-rulek. Two
rules
Commission
Transamerica Corp.,
Transamerica Corp.,
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523.405
660,260
7 7 '
2145.-
Webb
announced
to proxy soliciting material sub¬
in the solicitation by management
use
the
24
the
that
its
mission
187,
(a
for
March
on
appeared to be ineffectual; ."pro¬
viding nothing to which the management is not already bound by
business
ethics
or
by law."
The
remaining two proposals ^omitted
from
management's material
would
confer upon
the father and/or
mother, or guardian, of a minor stockholder all rights incident to
stock
ownership
that
the
by-laws
accord
stockholders
who
have
reached their majority,
and would permit a stockholder to vote in
Board—
Insurance
He
proposals would outlaw "false or deceptive advertising
company, and false or deceptive communications by the com¬
to its stockholders."
The Commission ruled 7 the* omission of
proposals from management's proxy statement was permissible,
under
of
a
seven
817,613
.
25,346
S;
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omitted
pany
these
Stanley Dollar, known the world around in shipping and lumber
circles,
"
in¬
every
Public
Dyer,
respect
at
21,
that
because
changes
R.
in
the
by
Mr.
Corp.—Dollar Nominated to
other
sizes
charter
Commission
with
voted
be
April
votes cast at
other
on
p. 617.
Transamerica
and
all
11
concluded
135,000-kilowatt generator and
station
stock
p.
;
.
Tie man Inc.—-To Increase Capitalization—
stockholders
185,
;
s;
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$20,204,896
14.928.078 / 15,604,778'
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'Everett J, febothfcy,'President, has revealed tentative plans to issue
preferred stock as part of its 1958 financing.
'7.7 % %"%,;7'*: ;%•.
at the request of a stockholder, proposals which the stock¬
intends to submit for vote of stockholders.
Pursuant ' thereto,-
omitted
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new
the
Houston.;;
company's-
Dyer
ment
to expand
000 for continued construction
of
users
in
had submitted for inclusion in the management's proxy
proposals which he intended to present for action at the
stockholders meeting.
Of these, four were included by the manage¬
March
on
to
the
under
the
Electric
Union
to
for
statement
13 announced it plans to spend $18,000,000
service in northwest Ohio.
Charles E. Ide, President, said the major 1958 outlay will be
$12,000,company
year
producing plant
Commission
Raymond
Mo.,
limitations,
Mr.
Toledo Edison Co.—Plans Expansion—
this
J.
Commission's
holder
"While larger average size of units has contributed to the
improvepaent of operating profit,"
he
said,
"our
growing
non-restaurant
operations have contributed significantly to both volume and profits."
—V. 175, p. 1866.
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material,
40 restaurants, while the
$19,488,312 from 48 units.
of
by
The
-
$ales of $18,925,617 from the operation
yeaNearlier results were based on sales
'<
A.
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common
1033.
p.
Exchange
which
of
Louis,
proxies
hotel
part of an over-all program of expansion and diversification, has been
disposing of dairy lunches and other small units to concentrate on
large, high-volume restaurants.
Mr.
St.
1935
scheduled
state
a
established
was
nitrogen
available
187,
decision
a
in
arguments
mitted
and
of
of
Co.,
non-recurring gain from the sale
equipment, Mr. Thompson said, while a
and
transactions
issuance
and
by
Securities
Act
announced
company
operating profits of $557,949 for
1957,
compared with $402,686 in the previous year and exceeding by $112,622
the record of recent years established in 1955.
net
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The
nitrogen facilities Is pare of
make nitrogen, oxygen, argon
economically
and
The
1956
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7,892,589
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175,423
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Union Electric Co. (Mo.)—Proxy Statement Cleared—
The
new
a
*'•'•*<
7
p. .930.
available.—V.
foods division,
and creation of a new division to service the complete food operations
of prep schools and colleges, were announced on March 18 by John R.
Thompson, Jr., Chairman, who added that sales of the company's
Holloway House line of oven-ready frozen goods, which showed a
1957 increase of 60% over the preceding year, were now so far out¬
stripping production that a new plant was being acquired, to go into
plant capacity
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187,
1958—2 Mos.—1957
^Federal
income
—V.
has a capacity of more than 1,000,000
the capacity of the new Tulsa installation
cubic feet.
Both units will be filled by.,
Linde's
of
program
(John R.) Thompson Co.—To Increase Plant Capacity.
after.
MONTHS
TWO
FIRST
$10,100,960 $18,018,937
7,262,492
operating.';'-'J.,* %
income-taxes
Houston
while
$8,724,187
1,000,000
from
cars
gases
nf
part,
at
than
expansion
dustrial
,
Income
;
>
of nitrogen
feet
nationwide
£80.
7
railway
AND
" : 1958-^ -Month—1957
28—
oper.. revenues
oper.f expenses—.-
Net
stc-re
to
area.
slightly
railroad
and of Byers Machine, Inc., its wnolly-owned subsidi¬
have approved merging the corporations as of March 29, 1958.
v-V.
used
installation
cubic
the
company
p.
be
facilities have been* put into operation in
Tulsa, Okla., by Linde Company, a Division of
The new units are known as VST installations
Corp.
large quantities of liquid nitrogen.
Added
to Linde's nitrogen producing center at Houston, the new units com¬
plete a network of distribution facilities that now makes nitrogen
economically and readily available to consumers of all sizes in the
$2,455,300.
offering are: Drexel Co.
and Stroud <fe Co. Inc.—V.
supply
and
Texas,
Carbide
will
and
.
cars;
nitrogen
Houston,
■
the
Co.;
Bank
National
Ry.
Net
Monday, March 31, 1958
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FOR. FEERUARY
Feb."
Ended
Railway
Linde Expands Nitrogen Facilities-
the
98.025;.
i'■
subject to authorization of
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are
Commission.
secured by 100 gondola
be
box
in
Associates
the
.
certificates
the
EARNINGS
Period
1
Halsey, Stuart
Dallas,
of
preliminary
and control system,
detail design of the reactor
nuclear portions of the reactor.
the
installed
and
follows:
as
Bank
Commerce
is
issue
of
3s, were
as
National
98.0135, and
V V'
.
sale
and
Interstate
cars;
Bank,
98.01.
Issuance
the
for the
98.029;
Inc.,
Mercantile
furnisJ^tfHhe
ORNL
design, design criteria,
the group March 26 on its hid of 98.107%.
.
.
:
(111.)—Reincorporated in Delaware
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;r
proposed plan of
stock
of "common
of
additional ..shard
1956 :to
ot
stockholders
up.—V.
187,
p.
tliis
stock,
930.
merge"
corporation
and stock distribution, each share
of
no
par
value
v.iil
become
one
$1, of. Zenith Radio Corp. (Del.? and one
common stock,
par $1.
will be mailed March 31.
ol
par
record " the
same
date; to effect
a
2-1or-1
feplit-
Volume 187
Number 5729
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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STATE AND CITY
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DEPARTMENT
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALASKA
■
&
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3%s. Dated Oct. T,
inclusive.
Bonds
1956;
Sitka, Alaska
thereafter
are
Due
on
Oct.
1 from
1971 to
Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1988,
on
due in
callable
1966 and
a
net interest cost of about
as
3.84%,
Sale—An issue of $43,000.
Town
sealed
^
ARIZONA^
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;
will, receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST)' on April 22
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
7
.
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1961 to 1964, inclusive.
visors,
Lakeside
to
inclusive,
1965
bonds
f
•
,
are
of Phoenix;
\
£7 .'j1 Bond
'7 ;v:
Tucson, Ariz.v,
Offering
Hummel
will
—
receive
Mayor
Don
sealed
Due
1965 to
on
April
1
San
Bond
City Clerk's office until
1:30 p.m. (MST) on March 31 for
the purchase of $323,815.47? down town opening, and widening dis¬
City
Bernardino,
23
May 15 from. 1962 to 1983 in¬
clusive. V Principal
and
interest
the
at
office.
Calif.
ap¬
Los
'
a.m.
revenue
election
.
as
April 1
on
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
1,950,000 bonds. Due April 1,1988.
»
Tlie
7!4"'" ' :"'}r
bonds,
V:-y
$1,050,000 bonds. Due
V'.1
proved; by" Or ti ck, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington" & Sufciiffe, of San Fran-,
eiscpy\ ^
for
will
receive sealed
(PST) on April
the purchase of $3,000,000
follows:
County
Legality
Clerk,
sewer
oh
(MrN); payable
School
Bernardino
Offering—Jack T. Felton,
bids until 11
purchase of $167,000 school
bon.dk Dated, May 15, 1958. Due
Treasurer's
Yermo
from
1983, inclusive.
District, San
bonds
are
dated
April
1,
1958. Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
veny
Angeles, Calif.
! Bond Sale—An issue of $7,8.00,-
Pablo
San
School
District,
Contra
000
Costa County, Calif.
sports arena revenue bonds was
purchased via negotiated sale by A; Bond Offering—W. T. Paasch,
a
syndicate headed by Blyth & County Clerk, will receive sealed
$190,000 school
building bonds offered March 24
—v.
187,
Thompsonville),
1139—were
p.
bids
at
Ma-
will
Treasurer,
re¬
Con¬
the
necticut Bank & Trust Co., Room
Main Street, Hartford,
(EST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $497,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on April 1 from
1959 to 1978 in¬
504,
750
until
noon
clusive.
Greater Hartford Bridge Authority,
Connecticut
: Note
Sale—Bridge construction
anticipation notes total*
revenue
ing $3,750,000
as
were
sold recently,
follows:
^
$3,250,000 notes to the Travelers
Insurance Co., of Hartford, i
500,000 notes to the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co., of
Hartford.
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Newington, Conn.
Bond Offering—R. M. Christensen,
Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
at
the
Connecticut
Bank
&
Trust Co., Room 504, 750
Main St.,
Hartford, until noon (EST) on
April 1 for the purchase of $2,150.000 bonds, as follows:
$1,772,000 school
bonds. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
378,000 recreation bonds. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
for the
bids
the
at
45,500 5s.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until 1Q:30 a.m. (PST) on April 8
1958. Principal
.
District,
'
dated April 1,
and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosen 1'eld. Divelbes^ & Robinette,
The
School
County, Calif.
Bond Oifering — R. B. James,
June 1 from
30,000 bonds. Due June 1, 1960.
;
Union
San Diego
,
1959
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on
O.
Offering—Lodovico
grini,
ceive
5
$70,000 bonds. Due
Bond
1979, inclusive.
terest
bonds
p
"
(P.
Connecticut
.
,
Enfield
follows:
of
April
Principal and in¬ 1,1961, or on any interest payment $525,000 5s. Due on April 15 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
(A-O) p a y a b 1 e at the date thereafter. Principal and in¬
was
sold
to
the First Bank
of
225,000 3V2S. Due on April 15
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ terest (A-O) payable at the City
Sitka, as 3s. Dated March 1, 1958.
from 1967 to 1969Tinclusive.
Treasurer's
office, and will be
Due on March 1 from 1959 to 1962, ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San collectible at either of the current
225,000 3%s. Due on April 15
inclusive. Callable in inverse nu¬ Herrington ?
•Francisco.-'-<'
v" .1 "7/: official banks of the Department
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive."
merical order on any interest pay¬
for this issue in New York City
ment date on or after March' 1, Grossmont Union High Sch. Dist.,
475,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
and Chicago.
Legality approved
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
1059. Interest M-S. legality ap¬
b:; San Diego County,. Calif.-. ;;
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
10,000 2s. Due on April 15, 1978.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
•Bond Offering — R. B. James,
Angeles. r
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
;
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County Clerk, will receive sealed
Torrance Unified School District,
'NoteThe: foregoing supple¬
bids at his office in: San Diego,
Los Angeles County, Calif. ments; the repprt in our issue of
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) ;on April 8
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
March 24—v. 187, p. 1362.
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Arizona State Collage (P. -,0. ■/<* for the purchase of $450,000 school,
County Clerk,; will receive sealed
bonds..Dated May 1'5, 1958. Due on Palos Verdes 'School
S.,'y 7-TempeAriz-,"*-"?#.
District, Los bids at his office in Los Angeles,
.' Bond Offering—W. R.
Matthews, May 15 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
Angeles County, Calif.
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 22 for
Secretary;of the Board of Regents, sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
.Bond Sale—The $100,000 school the purchase of $1,260,000 school
will receive sealed bids until 2 payable al;the County Treasurer's
bonqs Offered March 25—v. 187, building !* bonds.
Dated May 1,
p.m.
(MST) on April * 10 for the office.; Legality approved by Or-i p. ii38—were awarded to Merrill 1958. Due'on
May 1 from 1959 to
purchaMtd $900,000 not to exceed rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington y & Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as 1978 Inclusive. Principal and in¬
2%% arrest dormitory revenue Sutcliffe, of San Francsico. ;
3V2S, at 100.14, a basis of about terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
3.48%.
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County Treasurer's office, or at
Keppel Union School District, Los
Oct. 1 from. 1960 to 1997 inclusive.
any of the County's fiscal agencies
Angeles County, Calif. ^ ' b, ; Poway Municipal Water District
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
in New York City or Chicago.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
able at the Valley National' Bank
(P. O. Poway), Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of Phoenix
or at the Chase Man¬
\ Bond Sale — The $55,000 Im¬ University of Southern California
bids at' his office in Los Angeles,
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
provement District No. 2 bonds
Until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 22 for
gality approved by Chapman &
Offered. March 18—v. 187, p. 1255
Bond Sale—The $2,300,000 non
the purchase of $140,000 building
—were awarded to Grande & Co.,
Cutler, of Chicago.
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due of
Seattle, at a price of 100.03, a bonds offered March 21—v. 187,
Pinal County School District No. 5 on
May 1 from. 1959 to 1978 inclu¬ net -interest:, cost of about
4.98%, p. 1255—were sold to the Federal
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N);
as follows:,
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Cafpayable at the County Treasurer js
$10,000 4%s. Due on April 1 from Agency, as 2%s, at par.
fall> Clerk of the Board of Super¬ oiuce.
"Bond
general obligation refunding
as
The
bonds
dated
are
Feb.
15,
1958.
awarded
Simsbury (P. O. Simsbury), Conn.
Bond Offering—Donald H. Shaw,
Town Treasurer, will receive
San
sealed bids at the office of Day,
basis of about 3.97%.
Berry & Howard, 7&0 Main St.,
Yuba City Union High Sch. Dist., Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EST) oti
April 2 for the purchase of $160,Sutter County, Califi '*
000 school bonds. Dated April 1,
Bond Sale—The issue of $250,1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 to
000 school bonds was awarded to
1974 inclusive. Legality approved
a group
composed of the Bank of by the above-mentioned attorneys
to
the Bank of America National
Trust
&
Savings Association, of
Francisco, as 4s, at 100.28, a
America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco, Dean
Witter &
Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Stone & Youngberg, Lawson
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern,
Irving Lundborg & Co. and C. N.
Watcrbury, Conn.
Bond Offering
—
Frederick W.
Palomba, Jr„ City Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on April 9 for the purchase
Martinez,
of $3,850,000 bonds, as follows:
until- 11 a.m. (PST) on April 8
White & Co., as follows:
$1,200,000 school house construc¬
for t^e purchase of $85,000 school
tion
and
renovation
bonds.
bonds. Dated April 15, 1958. Due $40,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
Due on April 1 from 1960 to
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
on
April 15 from 1959 to 1978
1979, inclusive.
10,000 3'As. Due on March 1,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
1963.
1,000,000 public works bonds. Due
(A-O)
payable
at the
County
on April 1 from I960 to 1979,
50,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬ Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
inclusive.
(
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
ARKANSAS':';
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel- proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her750,000 parking bonds. Due on
40,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
f
Jonesboro, Ark.
veny'& Myers, of Los Angeles.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
April 1 from 1959 to 1978, incl.
Bond Offering—Phyllis Stringfer, '■■i? Othdr members of the syndicate; cisco. T'.V'.
1 v
y:
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100,000 park bonds. Due on Apr. 1
80,000 3 As. Due on March 1 from
&
Co., Merrill
City Clerk, will receive sealed R. H. Moulton
from 1960 to 1969, inclusive.
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April Lynch, Pierce,'Fenner & Smith, Saticoy Elementary School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
400,000 watershed development
30,000 3.40s. Due on March 1
10 for the purchase of $180,000 Whi. R: Staafs & Co., Paine, Web¬
Bond Offering — Bids will be
bonds. Due on April 1 from
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
general obligation bonds, as fol¬ ber, Jackson &'Curtis, White, Weld
received- until
1960 to 1979, inclusive.
April 22 for the
The bonds are dated March 1,
lows:
6 Go.,* E&stman Dillon, Union Se¬
' :j?\: ***"•*
purchase of $95,000 building bonds. 1958.
400,000 redevelopment bonds.
curities & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Principal and interest (M-S)
$j.50,000 City Hall and * Central
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
Dated June 15, 1958. Due serially
payable at the County Treasurer's
Fire
Station
bonds. Due on E. F. Hutton & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
from 1959 to 1969, inclusive.
1978, inclusive.
office. Legality approved by Or¬
April 1 from 1961 to 1973 incl. Taylor & Co., Lester, Ryons & Co.,
Dated April 1, 1958. Principal
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
.30,000 Fire Sub-Station: bonds. Shearson, Hammill & Co., Bate- j
Saugus Union School District,
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
'
Due on April 1 from 1961 to man, Eichler. & Co., Stern, Frank,
First National Bank of Boston,
Meyer & Fox; Hemphill, Noyes &
1973 inclusive.
: b '
BondJSale—The $145,000 school
CONNECTICUT
Legality approved by Storey,
;
r
- building bonds offered March 25—
The bonds are dated March 1, Co., Hill Richards & Co.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Crowell, Weeden & Co., Demp- v. 187, p. 1139 — were awarded to
1958. Legality approved by TownBloomfield (P. O. Bloomfield),
Boston.
sey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Pasadena the Bank of America National
send & Townsend, of Little Rock.
Connecticut
Trust & Savings Association, of
Corp., Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Waterbury, Conn.
Bond Offering—Preston C. King,
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
v.,;,r CALIFORNIA
- :
'> Inc., Daniel Reeves & Co., Wm. E. San Francisco, as 4s, at 101.47, a Town Manager, will receive sealed
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Pollock
Cp>, H. E. Work & Co., basis of about 3.78%.
Eastside Union School District,
bids at the Connecticut Bank & the Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.,
Schw.abacher&
Co.,
Stone ' &
^ l Los Angeles County, 'Calif.' "* ydungberg, Jones, Cosgrove, & Tahoe-Truekee Unified Sch. Dist., Trust Co., Room 504, 760 Main St., of Hartford, at 0.84%.
Placer County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
Miller, J.
Ay Hogle &
Co.,
Bond
Sale
The $1,450,000
County Clerk, will receive sealedFLORIDA
on April 8 for the purchase of $1,;Mitehum, Jones & Tern pie ton,
school bonds offered March 25—
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
047,000 bonds, as follows:
Howard County (P. O. Titusville),
Sutro & Co. and Fred D; Blake &
v.
187, p. 1362—were awarded to
Until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 22 for
Florida
co,
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.v:.
$950,000 Junior High School bonds.
an account headed by the Bank of
the purchase of $67,000 building
Certificate Sale —The $300,000
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
America National Trust & Savings
Los Angeles, Calif.
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. ' Due
court house and jail certificates of
1977 inclusive.
Bond OffeHng—Joseph L. Wil¬ Association, San Francisco, Blyth
<m
May 1 from 1959 to 1981 in->
97,000 school bond s.
Due on indebtedness offered March 20—v.
elusive.
Principal
ari'd 5 interest" liams, Secretary of Board of Water & .Co., Inc., California Bank of
April 1 from 1959 to 1977 in¬ 187, p. 1139—were awarded to the
Los Angeles, R. H: Moulton & Co.,
•(M-N)
payable at
the
County and Po'w^r - Commissioners, will
Interstate Securities Corp., as fol¬
clusive.
'
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receive sealed-"bids
Treasurer's office.
Y
^ the First Dean Witter & Co., Wm. R/Staats
lows:
The bonds are dated April
1,
National
City Bank, Corporate & Cov Pbine, Webber, Jackson &
Fairfield School District, Solano
Trust Department, 2 Wall Street, Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., East¬ 1958. Principal and interest pay¬ $148,000 2V2s. Due on June 1 from
trict
assessment
bonds.
;• Dated
Co., Inc., and Wagenseller & Durst,
April<1, 1958. Due on Sept;-1 from Inc., as SVi's, at a price of 103.62,
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal a-' basis Of -about 5.27 %.
Dated
and interest payable at the City
March 1, 1958:
Due on March 1,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ f 1993. Callable as a whole on March
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divei- 1, 1968 and at various times there¬
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix. :;V
after. Principal and interest (M-S).
bids vat
his
office
in
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Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Baftk
bonds
-
was
$102,000.
sold tov the
of America National
Trust
York
City, until IF a.m. man Dillon, Union Securities &
(EST) on April s for the purchase- Co., Stone & Yoiingberg, Lawson,
of $13,506,000 electric plant rev¬ Levy, William^ & Stern, and C. N.
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. White & Co., at a price of 100.03,
New
able
at
Bank.
the
above-m e n t i o n e d
Legality
Robinson,
Hartford.
approved
by
Cole,
of
Robinson
&
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
38,000 23As. Due on June 1,1965>
114,000 2.90s. Due on June 1,1966
and 1967.
l
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1484)
in Atlanta and New York City as
Madeira Beach, Fla.
Sale—The
Bond
$36,000 erosion
control bonds offered March 20—
1035—were-iawarded to
Beil & Hough, as 3s, At a price of
"99.03, a basis of about 3.15%.
187,
v.
p.
designated by the successful bid¬
ders. Legality approved by Kelley
&. Mobley, of Atlanta.
(P. O. Orlando), Fla. '
Sale —The
$12,500,000
water and electric revenue bonds
March 25—v.
offered
awarded
-—were
187, p. 1139
syndicate
to
&t
Co.,
price of 100.02, a net interest
of about 3.21%, as follows:
a
$900,000
5s.
from
Due
1961
April
on
1
1964 inclusive.
to
4,600,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
1965 to
:
inclusive.
1977
7,000,000 3%s. Due on April 1
f
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
members of the syndi¬
Equitable Securities Corp.;
It. W. Pressprich & Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks; Francis I. du
Pont & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Weeden &
1 Other
Co.; J. A. Iiogle & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
Rodman & Itensaw; Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co.; Clement A. Evans &
Co.;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; R.
jD. While & Co.; Stern, Laucr &
Co.; Tripp & Co.; Barcus, Kindred
& Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co.;
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach;
Byrd
Brothers; Thornton, Mohr & Farish; Crummer Co., Inc.; Juran &
Moody, Inc.; McDonald-Moore Si
Co.; John W. Reinhart & Co., and
Lewiston, Idaho
M.
Quane,
sealed
(CST) on April
bids until 8 p.m.
14
for
the
purchase
water
and
Dated
April 1, 1958.
of
certificates
revenue
Offered March 25—v.
awarded
—were
posed
to
187,
a
p.
1255
group com¬
of
Due on April
inclusive.
1988
to
of April 1, 1968. Prin¬
as
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the City Treasurer's office; at
the State's fiscal agency in New
York
City; or at a bank or trust
company in Idaho as designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Burcham & Blair, of
Spokane.
ILLINOIS
Chicago, III.
Offering — Carl H. Chat¬
Bond
Comptroller
City
ters,
sealed
ceive
bids
interest cost of about
follows:
par,,a
net
as
$725,000
3%s.
Due
April
on
1
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive.
2,275,000 2.90s. Due on April
from 1972 to 1978 inclusive.
10
1
:
of
on
bonds,
Dec.
subway bonds.
Dated
1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1
until 10:30 a.m.
(EST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $375,4
Port
bonds,
as
$75,000
and
Sale
.1,000,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1, 1960.
450,000 community conservation
bonds.
•
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
July
1
1, 1957.
19601 to
from
1962 inclusive.
4,000,000 electric street lighting
system bonds. Dated July 1,
Due
tinental
follows:
Jan. 1 from 1960
on
office
at the office of the fiscal
or
of
the
City in N. Y. C.,
at the
holder's option.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
agent
Due
on
Illinois National
Weeks,
jointly, at
as
$35,000 3^s.
Due
price
a
interest
net
a
about 3.31%,
V 180,000 3s.
of
cost
of
cost
of about
1959
Rip¬
3.19%, as follows:
1,020,000
clusive.
40,000
-
3%'% .bonds. Due on
March 1 from 1976 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
115,000 4% bonds. Due
1 from
;
The
on
March
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
March
Oct. 1, 1961
on
Oct.
on
1
from
1971 inclusive.
360,000 3.40s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1972 to 1973 inclusive.
Flat
Rock, III.
works
$129,000
bonds
revenue
was
3%s.
Due
Dec.
on
1
Schuyler County Community Unit
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Rushville), III.
—
James
1960
M.
to
1977
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
man
Winnebago
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rockford), III.
64
No.
Bond Sale—The $189,000 school
building bonds offered March 26
awarded
were
&
Co.,
to
jointly.
Dated Dec.
1, 1956.
Due
D»ec. 1 from 1960 to 1996 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved
by
on
Charles
Louis.
Sc.
Trauernicht,
of
St.
4'i
v-:;>
,
Grundy County School District No.
75
(P.
Bond
O.
Braceville),
Offering
III.
,
Russell
—
$134,000 3s.
Due
Jan. 1
on
55,000 3V2S.
1970
from
payable at the American National
bids
Bank of
April 2 for the purchase of $50,000 school building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1969
inclusive.
Interest
at paying
©gents in Atlanta and New York
City
as
designated by the
success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
Kelley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
Glynn County (P. O. Brunswick),
Georgia
Bond
until
J -D.
8:30
Charles
&
(CST)
p.m.
Legality
on
approved
Trauernicht,
by
St.
of
Louis.
Offering —• Howard
J.
Sears, County Administrator, will
feceive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
(EST) on | April 16 for the pur¬
chase of $375,000 Port and Ter¬
Lee and Ogle Counties Sch. District
No. 170 (P. O.
minal Facilities
follows:
will
receive
March
p.m.
(CST)
bonds,
$30,000 314 % bonds.
,
Due
on
.1 from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
40,000 3^2% bonds. Due on March
1 from
.
as
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
1C0,000
334% bonds.
Due on
March 1 from 1966 to 1979 inelusive.
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.
-
145,000 4% bonds.
1 from
1980 to
Due
on
March
1988 inclusive.
The bonds are dated March
1958. Principal and interest
;
1,
(M-S)
payable at the First National Bank
of
Brunswick,
or at
paying agents
Uiy2 Hennepin
Avenue, Dixon), III.
Bond Offering —J. A.
Culley,
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
on
bids
April
9
until
for
8
the
purchase of $151,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due
on
Oct.
15,
1977.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at
or
trust
company,
in
a
and
bank
Chicago,
as
be mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and the District.
Le¬
may
gality
approved
purchased
Due
Jan. 1
on
Not
'
on
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
In¬
inclusive.
1997
to
Legality approved by
to
exceed
Service
will
receive
from
21/2%
bids
were
interest
Compensation
of¬
1139.
until
2
on
Iowa
Bond Sale—The $93,000 school
building bonds offered March 24
187,
—v.
1363—were awarded
p.
by
Chapman
the' City
to
Corp.,
as 4%s, at
about 4.58%. "
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100.49,
Securities^
a
basis of
••-•
Fayetfe County Community
Sch. District (P. O. West Union),
The
Sale—The
bonds
follows:
$396,000 street improvement
3V4S, at a price of
102.50, a basis of about 3.15%.
175,000 fire equipment bonds, as
3y4s, at a price of 100.94, a
basis of about 3.03%.
Bond
as
Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Sale—The $110,000
sewer
improvement bonds offered March
24—v.
to
187,
p.
1256—were awarded
group composed of American
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
a
Co., of Indianapolis, City Securi¬
ties Corp., Indianapolis Bond &
Share
Corp. and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., as 3s, at 100.24, a
basis of about 2.98%.
&
must
IOWA
Mascoutah, III.
Bond Offering—Alma Worn bacher,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Grinnell, Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids will be received
Clerk
until
7:30
by the City
p.m.
(CST) "on
.
be
made
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (CST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $570,000 school build¬
-
for
June
fitom
June 1
011
district bonds
1,
1960 to
separate bid
the; sewerage
^
/■;
either"a callable
on
non-callabletVbasis.;
or
Interest;
Legality approved by Foley,
J-D.
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
ing bonds.
Orange Township Consolidated
School District, Iowa
Bond Offering—Homer S.
Fike,
.
Pineville, La.
,
Bond Offering—Ellis L.
City
Corley,
Clerk, .will
receive sealed
(CSTF on April
purchase of $100,000
and Industrial,, Plant
construction
oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on bonds. Dated June
1; 1958. Due on
April 8 for the purchase of $200,- June 1 from I960 to 1973 inclusive.
000 building bonds. Dated April 1, Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to are callable- as of June- 1, 1963.
1977 inclusive. Legality approved Interest" J-D;
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Secretary ol: the Board of
rectors, will receive sealed
bids until 10
a.m.
the
for
29
Di¬
.
Orleans.
Kansas State College of Agriculture
and Applied Science at Manhattan
(P.
O.
Bond
Topeka),
Sale
March
the
187,
Offering
1
Adr.ien
—
1139—were Anctil, City Treasurer, will
Housing & ceive sealed bids; until '7 ■
p.
Federal
2%s, at
>
O.
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on March 31 for the pur¬
notes, including
$300,000 clue^Dec. 1, 1958, and
$200,000 maturing on Dec. 20,1958.
The! notes are dated April 3, 1958.
chase of $500,000
Bond
eral
Sale—The $7,500,000 gen¬
obligation
March 26
—
awarded to
First
bonds
Portland
offered
a
National
follows:
;
City Bank
Bond
to
on
Is.
to
March
on
15,
Other members of the syndicate:
Co^; Barrow, Leary &
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Robert Winthrop & Co.;
/
of
Michigan Corporation;
Ladd Dinkins & Company; Kohlmeyer
& Co.; Weil Investment
Company; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
and Trust
Company, Baltimore;
First Southwest Company; Inter¬
state Securities
Corporation;
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
,
Portland
-/-J•.i:-
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j.
.
Exchange
<•
Burgi, i
Portland-.
inclusive.
1992
Due
15
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Chemi¬
Rhoadcs &
;\
Offering—Herman
National Bank/.jjf
Legality,- approved-by ^
Hutchinson, Pierce* AtwoodJ and
Allen, of Portland.
ivf */.;
1
First
March
on
1993.
Corn
(P? 0. ;'
cipal and interest payable at the
1968 inclusive.
1969
300,000
District
500,000 water bonds.'-Dated May 1,
1958; Due on May 1, 1978. Prin¬
March 15 from
6,564,000 3j/2s. Due
from
*
Jr., District Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until nooii, (EST) on \
ApriL 9/for the purchase of $1>
of
,
$636,000 4s. Due
1963
Witter
Portland)!, Me.
;
187, p. 932 —were
syndicate headed by
v.
New York, at a price of 100.33, a
net interest cost of about 3.34%,
as
Lewiston, Maine
-
Note
offered
Home Finance Agency, as
the
..CT Maine>'
$2,100,000
bonds
revenue
18—v.
to
The
—
-"-
•W
Kansas
,
r
\r.r.;
y
Anno ArunddL County
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(P. O.
V'-'.An)%dpoiw)XMdTf^'^-
Bond Offering—President Rich¬
ard D.
Weigle announces that the
-~
Ckmnty Board ^ of Education .will
receive sealed bids
(EST)
of
on
until 11 a.m.
April 8 for the purchase
construction
school
$5,000,000
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
April If lord-I960 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal a n d interest
(A-O) payable at the MercantilerSafe Deposit and Trust Company,
of Baltimore;,^ Legality approved
bonds.
on
-
c)
by
Niles, Barton,; Yost
of Baltimore;;.
meyer,
Inc.
& Dank-
'' %
';
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Maryland (State of)
.
.
Certificate
.
KENTUCKY
La
Bond
Miles,
Offering
R.
A.
Burge,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
—
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 31
for the purchase of $345,000 water
and sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1957.
to
'June
interest
from
Bonds
1, 1967.
(J-D)
of
1
thereafter
and
Of Dec.
Bank
on
inclusive.
1989
1968
as
Due
are
scaled
(EST)
on
Treasurer, will re¬
bids1.; until 2 p.m.
April 8 for the purchase '
of $24,582,000 certificates of indebtedness, as follows: - V
$4,750,000
the
2,590,000
Oldham
County, in La
Grange. Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
general
public
1
school
construction certificates.
on
May 1
Due
Bond
Offering
Comptroller,
(P.
construction
O.
*
-
Russell
E.
will <receive
v
on
May 1
v
K
11,436,000. geperal,public school
Transylvania University
Lexington), Ky.
^
from 1961 to 1973
inclusive.
ville.
White,
May
on -
5,806,000 general construction
certificates; Due on May
I
V from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
callable
at
construction
Due
from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
in
Principal and
payable
general
certificates;
1960
due
Offering—Hooper S.
Slate
ceive
Grange, Ky.
Cutler, of Chicago.
<
Due
dated
are
1978, inclusive.;, A
Offering — Avis Lowell,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
First
totaling
$571,000 offered March 20—v. 187
p. 1035—were awarded to Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and the
Gary National Bank, jointly, as
bonds,
bonds
1958.
Iowa
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Gary, Ind.
Bond
P.
„
North
Bank; The
Galveston, Ind.
-■
Bond Sale—The $132,000 i sew¬ Northern Trust Company; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank; White,
age works revenue bonds offered
& /Co.;
Carl v M., Loeb,
March 26—v. 187, P„ 1255—were Weld
.
B.
receive
.
to the First of Iowa Corp.
cal
awarded
—
will
.
Sch. Dist.,
KANSAS
bids
Offering
Clerk,
$45,000 public improvement
bonds, Series A.
v .*»'
;
;
80,000 public iimprovement
bonds, Series B.:P XT/:%
1
\ 1 '
70,000 public improvement
bonds, Series C.,
V
/V: t;
80,000 public improvement
:
..of Sewerage District No.'f 1
.bonds.'.jiS'j. ■: _' ■1 \
Korean
bonds
Louisiana (State of)
April 10 for the
$340,000 park and
recreation bonds. Dated April 1,
1958.
Due
semi-annually from
July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at: First National Bank;
Bloomington
National
Bank;
Monroe County State Bank, or at
the Citizens Bank & Trust Co.,
all of Bloomington. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Iec &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
(CST)
purchase of
Burris,
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)" 011 May
7
for
the
purchase of $275,000
bonds, as follows:/
r
Bond
par.
— Mary
Alice
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
21
build¬
$24,700,000 not
fered March 27—v. 187, p.
Offering
City
Franklinton, La.
(State of)
Sold—No
Janesvillo Consol.
Bloomington, Ind.
„
Bond
LOUISIANA
Des
March
on
submitted for the
INDIANA
Dun lap,
of
City
Iowa
Bonds
sold
1974 inclusive.
to
Bank
issue of $230,000 school
dormitory
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
A.
Huston, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will V receive
sealed
or
(CST)
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Des
-
ing bonds.
Beyer-Rueffcl
follows:
as
National
Iowa
^
Offering
Cooper, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8:30 p.m.
(CST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $930,000 school building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
J-D.
The
—
.
1,
1958.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Brunswick,
1960
terest M-N.
Bond
1973 to 1976 inclusive,
from
Sale
Dec. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
to
pan.
follows:
Due
1963 to
water
Bank &
'
145,(K)0 3]/2% b o li d s. Due on
;<
March 1 from 1964 to 1975 in¬
Dated Nov.
from
Indianola Indep. School District,
Iowa
an
& Co., Blyth
& Co., Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., First of Michigan
Corp., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Illinois Company, McCormick &
Co., and Julien Collins & Co., at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Hornblower
&
Moline),
ley
1139—were awarded to Halsey,
p.
Bond Sale—The issue of
bonds.;
by
Ahlers Sc Cooney, of Des Moines.
Moines
The
—
Trust Co., Chicago, Harriman
1971 inclusive.
Terminal Facilities
3Vz%
proved
on
inclusive.
Moines
$2,840,000
school
building
bonds
offered
March 24—v. 187, p. 1139—were
awarded to a group composed of
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, Con¬
Bond
March 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬ sold to Municipal Bond Corp., and
clusive.
L* \ {
' U Robert Vic k, McNaney & Co.,
'
Nov. 1 from 1959
Legality ap¬
Bannister, Carpenter,
Due
1974
Bond
Illinois
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
and 1962.
bids
Trauer¬
&
follows:
as
$2,000,000
Brunswick, Ga, '
Offering—H. B. Levvera,
City Manager, will receive sealed
1977
Legality
Twp. High Sch. Dist.
No. 30 (P. O. East
Bond
a.m.
April 9 for the purchase
$7,450,000 general obligation
(CST)
100.008,
Bond
€00
United
&
32.99%,
J-J.
1, 1958.
Henry Counties,
$1,460,000 3s. Due
until
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Co., Stone & Webster Cook County School District No.
Securities Corp., Reynolds & Co.,
101 (P. O. Western Springs), 111.
P. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., Tripp &
Bond Sale —The $575,000 gen¬
Co., Inc., Lyons & Shafto, Inc., eral obligation school
building
and Thornton, Mohr & Farish, at
bonds offered March 18—v. 187,
Drcxel
.
Rock Island and
bonds.
revenue
sewer
1960
from
1
Callable
to
Certificate Sale—The $3,000,000
1960 to
from
1
Interest
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
$600,000
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Atlanta, Ga.
April 1, 1958.
Dated May
^
receive
will
Clerk,
1957.
GEORGIA
works
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Offering —A.
Bond
City
Oscar E. Dooly & Co.
.
to
,
.
.
works bonds.
April 9 for the purchase of $1,~
000,000 non-tax exempt housing
and
dining hall revenue bonds.
approved
cate:
water
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
a
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
cost
April 21 for the purchase of $80,000 fire station bonds.
Due
Orlando Utilities Commission
Bond
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April
8 for the purchase of $230,000 tax
secured
sewerage
and
water
IDAHO
i
.
certificates.
from 1961
.* i inclusive. V*
The certif icatea
j
to
.
Due
1973
«
■■■■*
,
a re
-
dated May
,
Volume 187
Number 5729
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
.
(1485)
•l
1, -1958.
Interest
North
Legality
M-N.
and
Semmes, Bowen
of
issue
$300,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Semmes,
&
Adams, Mass.
Note Saie—An
approved by Miles & Stockbridge,
both of Baltimore.
the
Merchants
National
Bank, of
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—The
offered March 27
Salomon
Bros.
&
'
County
Trust
The
notes
dated
are
Nov.
on
Bond
Offering:
Hudland,
Town
Bond
Treasurer,
sealed
Shawmut
C.
Thelma
—
Water
will
chase
Bank
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
$1,500,000
electric
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable
Bank.
at, the above-mentioned
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
&
27
1958.
3s, at
W.
E.
Hutton
price of 100.53,
a
a
Co.,
basis
of about 2.92%.
The
notes
dated
are
1958 and mature
1972
to
on
March
1,
until
Due Nov.
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
Dated April
3,
the
17, 1958.
enue
$1,000,000 rev¬
anticipation notes offered
,
Hadley Falls Trust
Co., as 3.40sr at 100.04.
Dated April 15, 1958.
Due on
April 15 from 1959 to 1986 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
by Storey, Thorndike,
Hampden County (P. O. '
Springfield), Mass.
Sale—The $500,000 notes
Note
awarded
"to the
Valley Bank & Trust Co.,
of Springfield, at 0.875% discount.
Second
a
Bond
Offering:
Ardle,
City
ceive
on
bids
Bank-State
(P.
Worcester), Mass.
Sale —The $700,000 tem¬
Note
loan notes
porary
at .91 %
The
1958
offered
awarded
were
chants National
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
follows:
as
sewer
■
.
.
"'"150,000 street and sidewalk
ing
:
bonds.
Due
pav¬
April
on
notes
t
dated
are
mature
on
March
Nov.
5,
1
•
•
Sale—The
Note
offered
to
March
$800,000
25
Rockland
the
-
notes
were
awarded
Atlas
National
^Bank of Boston, at 0.89% discount.
The notes
are
due
Nov.
14,
New
on
1958.
Payable in Boston or
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
0
York City.
.
»
;
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale
The $800,000 notes
offered March 25—v. 187, p. 1363
Note
—
awarded
—were
to
the
Bank-State Street Trust
bonds
—
offered
The
Co., Bos¬
.
1987
to
1969
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
and
in
due
callable
are
of July 1, 1968. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
as
trust
designated by
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
company
the purchaser.
27—v.
187,
awarded
to
Coffin
Burr,
as
2.90s,
at
100.50,
basis of about 2.81%.
&
a
a
price of
100.81.
Inkster, Mich.
Bond
Planche,
ceive
Offering: —Freda
Village
sealed
K.
De-
will
Clefk,
bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
(EST) oh April 3 for the purchase
of
$315,000 bonds,
as
follows:
$225,000 special assessment
Due
1959 to
on
Sept.
1970
due in 1962 and thereafter
callable
as
of Sept. 1, 1960.
90,000" general
bonds.
1959
to
able
as
are
Due
1968
obligation sewer
on Sept.
1 from
Call¬
inclusive.
of Sept.
Port Huron
Township Sch. District
(P. O. Port Huron), Mich.-
were
awarded to
Braun, Bosworth
&
Co., at 2V4% interest,
premium of $5.30.
The
1958.
notes
Due
are
on
dated
January
plus
and
Home
2%s, at
Finance
price of
a
Agency,
as
par.
West Branch Public Schools, Fourth
School
District
No.
6, Mich.
Bond Offering — Philip Golden,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
un¬
bonds.
Dated
April 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
1976 inclusive. Callable as of May
1,: 1965. Interest M-N.
Legality
a p p roved
by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
26,
1959.
Due
210,000
3.70s.
Due
Offering
the
Town Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $60,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
on
Feb.
from
1
1961
1958.
1,
to
Charles
1988
1972
1
of
$400,000
Dated May
Feb. 1 from 1961
on
Callable
as
of
Febi
1, 1973. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Truman Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 458,
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The $796,000 school
building bonds offered March 20
187, p. 1037—were awarded
syndicate headed by J. M.
—v.
to
a
&
Co., at
interest
price of
a
cost
of
par,
about
a
3.55%,
follows:
as
Hancock
pay¬
Bank,
of
approved
Legality
and
on
by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Joplin School District,
Offering
$226,000 2.90s. Due
1961
to
1969
60,000 3.10s.
and
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb. 1, 1970
on
Feb. 1 from
1971.
Due
1976
to
to
1977
inclusive.
1985
90,000 3.70s.
Gray,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
(CST)
to' 1988
1986
on
Feb. 1 from
bids
until
4.
on
of
MONTANA
Bozeman, Mont.
Bond
inclusive.
The
—
special
im¬
offered March 19—v.
were
awarded,
187, p. 1141
follows:
-
as
$472,000 bonds to Grande & Co.,
as
4V4S, comprising the fol¬
lowing Districts: No. 389, $42,000; No. 393, $293,000; No. 395,
$34,000; and No. 398, $103,000.
65,000 bonds to the Security
Bank
& Trust Co., of Boze¬
comprising the follow¬
ing Districts: No. 385, $5,000,
as 4%s; No. 386,
$22,000, No.
390, $29,000, both as 4V4s; and
No. 397, $9,000, as 4.80s.
33,000 bonds to the First National
Bank, of Bozeman, District
No. 391, as 414 s. ;
12,000 bonds to R. I. Diefenderfer,
No. 394, as 47/ss.
man,
Flathead County School District
No. 5 (P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
Postponed
—
The
$360,000
school building bonds will be sold
on
extra 1V2 % interest from
Sale
provement bonds totaling $582,000
Sale
Feb. 1 from
on
In addition the entire issue will
carry an
sealed
May 6 for the pur¬
$200,000 school building
Donds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due oh
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
sive."- ' '
;
inclusive.
Due
Mo.
Fern
—
,
purchase
270,000 3.60s. Due
son,
road
the
Offering—Floyd Johnson,
school building bonds.
Leonard John¬
—
Principal and interest
chase
April
on
Minnesota
for
Due
1983 inclu¬
to
at
Gulf port.
p.m.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p. m. (CST) on April
1972
Bond
1
Murdock Indep. Sch, Dist. No. 782,
Bond
1958.
able
will
April
on
from 1978 to 1983 inclusive.
150,000 3V2s.
MINNESOTA
Cannon Falls, Minn.
May 26.
Original sale date was
March 29—v.
Great Falls
187, p. 1037.
V ;
Special Improvement:
May 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
District No. 939, Mont.
♦
1,
Other members of the syndicate
Bond Sale
The $120,000 im»
(F-A)
Allison-Williams
Co., First Na¬ provement bonds offered March 24
payable at a suitable banking in¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, First
were
awarded to Grande & Co.,
stitution designated by the suc¬
-National Bank, of St. Paul, North¬
as 4.30s.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
western National Bank, of Min¬
Dated April 1,
1958.
Due on
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
neapolis, Piper, Jaffray & Hop- Jan.
1, 1973.
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
wood, Caldwel 1-Phillips Co.,
Hammond County School District
Mannheimer
Egan, Inc., H.
E.
NEBRASKA
**'
No. 2374, Minn.
Wood
&
Co.,
and WoodardLincoln, Neb.
Elwood & Co.
Bond Offering
P. R.
Callable
as
of
Feb.
1967. Principal and interest
—
-
Blouin,
—
District Clerk, will receive scaled
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April 8
Bond
White Bear Lake
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 624, Minn.
'
for the purchase of $76,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1,1958.
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
1961
to
1985
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1967 and
thereafter
are
callable
as
of Feb.
1972.
Principal and interest
pftyablcT at a banking institution
designated by the successful bidto
Legality;WJ>ff?ved by
& Benson,
$
Bond
Sale
street
and
Bond
—
The
bonds
Sale
^>ark
March
1256—were awarded
to Kalman & Co., and Juran &
Moody, Inc., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.14%, as follows:
April 1 from
on
16,000 3.20s.
Due
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry an
extra 2.60% interest from
Oct. 1, 1958 to April 1, 1959.
Melrose, Minn.
Bond
Sale —The
$375,000 gen¬
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered March 25—v. 187, p. 1257—
eral
were
awarded
of
posed
American
to
J.
E.
a
group
Prescott
National
as
Juran
Hopwood,
follows:
as
$190,000 3s.
Due
on
April 1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
1970."
011
on
Due on Feb.
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
40,000
3s.
Due
on
Feb.
1 from
Due
3.60s.
on
1
from
40,000 3 las.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
90,000 3.70s.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1959 to
3.70s.
Due
on
National
Bond Sale—The
April
group composed of the First Trust
bonds
syndicate:
Smith, Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
Co., Inc., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Shaughnessy & Co., Harold, E. Wood &
Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
MISSISSIPPI
County Supervisors
(P. O. Okolona),
Dist. No. 3
Mississippi
—
Derwood
Chancery
Clerk,
Mc-
will
a
Co., of Lincoln, Stern Bros. & Co.,
Company.
and J. Cliff Rahel &
Bank, and North¬
Bank, both of
Offering
offered
187, p. 1257—were awarded to
Dain &
Bond
$472,000 build¬
March 20—v.
1
Minneapolis, John Nuveen & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Cullough,
Prin¬
Sarpy County School District No,
37 (P. O. Gretna), Neb.
NEW
National
Chickasaw
or
on
ing
from 1979 to 1988 inclusive.
Other members of the
First
callable
1
from 3975 to 1978 inclusive.
380,000
thereafter
cipal and interest payaBle at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
~
April
JERSEY
Beachwood, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Maude
Voight, Borough Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8:00
L.
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
$44,000 machinery and equip¬
of
ment
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958.
April 1 from 1959 to 1965,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
Due
on
tional Bank of Toms River. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Brielle
School
(CST) on April 7 for the purchase
$20,000 road bonds. Due from
N. J.
Raymond E.
Gearing, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1959 to 1968 inclusive.-
until 8 p.m.
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
of
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds.
011
ler, of Chicago.
April 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
160,000
receive
$50,000 2V2S.
sewer
Due
April 1,1969
f
160,000 3%s. Due
&
follows:
1958.
a.m.
after five years from date."
St.
Moody, Inc., and
Kalman & Co., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about
3.73%,
Paul,
storm
sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $1,000,000
the
of
Co.,
of
Bank
for
17
Bonds due in 1964
com¬
&
bids until 11
H. Berg,
receive
are
western
April 1 from
on
will
1978 inclusive.
,,
$21,000 2.70s. Due
Offering—Theo.
Clerk,
and
by the First National Bank
St. Paul, and Piper, Jaffray &
1961
20—v. 187, p.
City
headed
and
$37,000
—
obligation
60,000 3.30s. Due
"*
offered
The
$950,000 gen¬
school building
bonds offered March 24—v. 187,
p. 1141—were awarded to a group
eral
of Minneapolis.
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
March
26,
a
3.60s.
'
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
•
1,
sive.
Bond
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Housing
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Ogemaw County (P. O. West
Branch), Mich. Note Offering:—Thomas P. Rau,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 4
for the purchase of $100,000 road
notes.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive. Callable on 30 days' no¬
tice. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office,
1972
inclusive.
1, 1963.
approved
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
to
on
to
time
same
sold to the Federal
Kasson, Minn.
Bonds
inclusive.
1, 1958.
bonds offered at the
-
1 from
1969
B
sewer
1963 inclusive.
to
8
were
com¬
April 1 from
on
Additional Sale—The $3,500,000
dormitory building revenue, series
1.
'*
ticipation notes offered March 24
1363—were
Inc.,
8
Note Sale—The $53,000 tax an¬
$60,000 water
March
until
bids
April 9 for the
of $1,500,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959
on
Second
Newburyport, Mass.
Sale
sealed
(EST)
purchase
ton, at 0.90% discount.
Bond
receive
Interest M-S. Legality
Lynn, Mass.
.
1961
115,000
Co., at
Due
35,000 3.30s. Due
1140—were awarded to
p.
John Nuveen &
Due
bonds.
April 1, 1958. Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston, or at the
City Treasurer's office, at the pur¬
chaser's option. Legality approved
by Storey,. Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
28,
1958.
—
will
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
,
187,
inclusive.
Dated
t
v.
group
Williams
■
&
series A bonds offered March 21—
Mer¬
the
Bank, of Boston,
discount.
and
to
Chesaning Union Schools Sch. Dist
Michigan
Bond Offering:
Vera G. Rice,
Secretary of Board of Education,
|
bonds.- Due on
V April 1 from 1959 to 1973 inelusive.
"
:
r
"
Paddock
University of Michigan (P. O.
Ann Arbor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 3%%
dormitory equipment revenue,
March
MICHIGAN
April 1 for the purchase
$300,000 bonds,
?$15O,O0O
Daniel J. Mc-
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
—
group
Co., and Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., at 0.90% dis¬
count, plus a premium of $1.
or
Lynn, Mass.
^
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
a
-
March
MISSOURI
$90,000 3s.
Legality approved
by
to
Allison
Dated
March 1 from 1959
follows:
net
Co.,
awarded to
Street Trust
p.m.
.Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
were
cessful bidder.
interest
banking in¬
by the suc¬
a
Dain
were
awarded to the
26
Principal 1 and
payable at
of
group composed of Scharff &
First National Bank
Memphis, Allen & Co., and
Hamp Jones & Co.
of
Co.,
Inc., Northwestern National Bank,
of Minneapolis, J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
building
March 27
Worcester County
Hadley Water Supply District
(P. O. Hadley), Mass.
Sale—The $138,000 water
bonds offered March 26 were
March
(M-S)
stitution ! designated
posed
Trust
March 1 from
Bond
offered
Due
awarded
were
a
Jones, Inc.,
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
building bonds offered March 19
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for
the purchase of $300,000
school
20
proved
Dated March 1, 1958.
March 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
Class
Sale—The
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston.
rBank,
pur¬
to
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1988
to
Mora Indep. Sch. District No. 332,
Minnesota
composed of the Worcester County
were
&
the
for
Worcester, Mass.
—
to
bids
Note
Georgetown, Mass.
Note Sale
The $70,000 water
awarded
3
April 1 for
$500,000 notes.
awarded to the First Na¬
20
April
on
tional Bank of Boston, at 0.937%
discount. Due Nov. 12, 1958.
offered' March
Boston, 40
until 11 a.m.
Dated
sealed
notes
of
of
"Brockton, Mass.
$1,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March
Sale—The
were
re¬
National
the
at
Taunton, Mass.
Note Offering:—Thomas F. Corr,
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
..
Note
bids
Boston,
on
bonds.
April 2 for the
on
of
J.
$125,000 water meter
April 1, 1958. Due
on April
1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the above-mentioned
Bank.
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Boston, Trust
light bonds.
of
bonds.
on
clusive.
William
—
Bank
St.,
Shawmut
Dept.,: 40 Water St., Boston, until
.«.
at
Dedham,
Reynolds, City Treasurer, will
ceive
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 8 for the purchase of $48,000 motor vehicle highway fund
/
Co.,
Offering:
(EST)
1959
Norfolk
the
Somerville, Mass.
April 1,
7, 1958.
receive sealed bids at the National
as
1363
p.
0.895% discount.
Braintree, Mass.
11
to
187,
■
1958 and mature
<■
awarded
—were
Hutzler,
at
premium of
1.03% interest, plus a
$89.
offered March 24—v.
awarded to
(P. O. Trenton), Mich.
Offering—James L. Hale,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Note
$5,000,000 notes
were
1981
Riverview
Bond
Quincy, Mass.
155,000 3%s.
Huron.
Boston, at .98%.,
MASSACHUSETTS
•
Principal and interest payable at
the Peoples Savings
Bank, of Port
57
Long Beach Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
building bonds offered Marc!1! 25
—v.
187,
p.
1364—were awarded
Bond
the
Offering
District,
—
(EST) on April 8 for
purchase of $234,000 school
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,1958.
Due
011
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A), pay¬
able at the Manasquan National
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1486)
Legality
Manasquan.
Bank,
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
East Paterson,
Offering
Bond
TV.
Walter
—
A.
Bredder, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
of $192,500 bonds, as follows:
improvement
$177,500 general
May 1
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
on
from
cation, 1 will
receive sealed bids —v. 187, p. 1257—were awarded
(EST) on April 2 for to Roosevelt & Cross, and National
the
purchase of $225,000 school Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due Albany, jointly, as 3V2S, at 100.21,
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬ a basis of about 3.47%.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Lake Success, TV. Y.
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
Bond Sale—The $105,000 sewer
tional Bank, of South River. Le¬
system bonds offered March 26—
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
v.
187, p. 1257—were awarded to
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
New York City.
3.20s, at 100.26, a basis of about
Dated
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
Legality ap¬
Washburn
McCarthy, of New York City.
pany,
of
Paterson.
proved by Reed, Hoyt,
&
ing^ bonds
offered
$50,000
March
build-
25—v.
1257—were awarded to the
Hillsdale National Bank, of Hills¬
187,
p.
dale,
July 1 from 1959 to 1997
Interest J-J.
Legality
by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
disposal bonds offered
187, p. 1257—were
a syndicate headed by
S. Smithers & Co., taking $7,26—v.
awarded to
F.
315,000 bonds as 4.35s, at a price
of 100.05, a basis of about 4.34%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, John
Co., J. C. Bradford &
Blair & Co., Inc., Dominick
& Dominick, Wood, Struthers &
Co., Bache & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Robert N. Tuller Co., Stern
Brothers & Co., Glickenhaus &
Lembo, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc., Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Courts
& Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.,
First Cleveland Corp., J. R. Muel¬
Nuveen &
Co.,
ler
&
Co., Seasongood & Mayer,
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc., and
E. Ray Allen & Co., Inc.
Laurel
1
School
Springs
District,
Bond
Dated April
1
„
Trust
Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Manufacturers
and
Traders Trust
Co., of Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
Wood, Struthers & Co., and R. D.
White & Co., as 3.40s, at a price of
100.76,
basis of about 3.33%.
a
Buffalo, TV. Y.
Bond
Sale
various
March
Chase
York
$10,574,000
bonds offered
purposes
27—v.
awarded to
the
The
—
a
187, p. 1365—were
syndicate headed by
Manhattan
City,
2lAs,
as
Bank, New
100.15,
at
a
basis of about 2.22%.
1, 1957.
sale
originally
March
Delafield
&
dicate
as
York
formed
price of
a
cost of
$20,000,000
bonds
100.181,
highway
as
nation
April
2y2s.
trice of; 100.06, a basis of about
.48%.,
on
April
grade
bonds
15
crossing elimi¬
as
from
21/2s.
1959
Due
to
on
1978
April
bonds
15
2.30s.
as
from
1959
Due
to
on
1973
inclusive.
SYNDICATE
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
-bonds offered March 20—v. 187,
p. 1257.—were awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., and the Camden
Trust Co., Camden, as 4.10s, at
a
.08%.
trice of 100.10, a basis of about
Millstone Township School District
(P. O. Clarksburg), TV. J.
v:.
TV.
Y.A
Bond Offering—Sylvia M. Kep-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
nerv
$69,000 public
purpose bonds offered March 20
—v.
187, p. 1257—were awarded
to the Franklin National Bank, of
Hempstead, as 21/2s, at a price of &
100.13, a basis of about 2.46%.
No. 26 (P. O.
Bond
M.
Levittown), TV. Y.
Offering
—
Mrs.
Florence
Cullem, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
re¬
on
bids
until
1
p.m.
April 8 for the purchase
of $3,750,000
school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 14 for
the purchase of $365,000
school
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1986 inclusive.
bonds.
able
at
Bank
of
Dated
Nov.
pn Nov. 1 from
1,
1957.
Due
1958 to 1978, incl.
^Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
the
Legality
able at the First National Bank of
Delafield
Freehold.
Ridgewood Twp. School District
■(P. O. Ridgewood), TV. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,850,000
school
building
bonds
offered
March 25—v. 187, p. 1257—were
.awarded
Bankers
.
'
pay¬
National
Long Island, in Mineola.
approved by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
City.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City,
.
Franklin
to
a group composed of
Trust
Co., New York
City, Lehman Brothers, Shields &
Co., and Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
as
2%s, at a price of 100.05, a
basis of about 2.74%.
C
Spots wood School District, TV. J.
Bond Offering—Charles Sengs-
tack, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
r
Islip Union Free School District
No. 9 (P. O. West Islip), TV. Y.
Bond
school
Sale
—
building
187,
$1,621,000
bonds offered
P.
Morgan
Trust
Co.,
&
of
Chicago; Wood,
26—v.
p.
1365—were
Lake Pleasant Central Sch. District
No.
,
I
Bond
(P. O. Speculator), TV.
Y.
Sale—The $150,000 school
building bonds offered March 20
$550,000 school
offered March 27
building bonds
187,
p. 1258—were awarded
King & Co., and National
Bank of Troy, jointly, as
—v.
Dom¬
!
;
ling, Secretary of the? Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
until 11
the
-
■
Bond
•
on April 1 for
$300,000; airport
of
improvement4
revenue, bonds.
Dated-April 1,1958.-Due
a
callable.
Principal and-- interest
(J-J) payable at the Security Na¬
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
city.
tional Bank, Greensboro.
OHIO
lawarded
187,
West
p.
the
to
Haver straw,
Union
at 100.16,
v
1
Y.
TV.
—
bonds
ment
187,
p.
offered
March
20—
1258—were awarded to
Manufacturers
Traders
and
Offering
Co., of Buffalo, and Roose¬
Cross, jointly, as 2V2S, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
velt &
Lehman
Brothers
group
Stroud
& Co., Inc., A. M. Kidder
Co., Inc., Trust Company of
Georgia,
Atlanta;
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
&
NORTH
8
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
building
1958.
April 16 for
$670,000 school
bonds.
Due
Dec.
Dated
semi-annually
1
from
1959
Principal
t
Bond
Offering
—
W.
to
Due
1981
on
June
1
from
1960
inclusive.
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 1 for
the purchase of $460,000 bonds, as
follows: :
ment
>
fered March 25—v. 1-87, p. 1258—
were awarded to McDonald & Co.,
3s, at a price of 101.20, a basis
Of about 2.76%.
*
as
Burton-Troy Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Burton), Ohio..
.
•
•
Bond Sale—ine $o03>o00 school
^
building bonds offered March 20
187, p. 1142—were awarded
Hayden, Miller & Co.^ and Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., jointly, as 3V4S,
at a price of 100.03, a basis of
—v.
to
about 3.24%.
4
:
:\'r
Cole rain
Township School District
j
jn (P. O,
Cheviot), Ohio~
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
344s, at
price of 100.68,
a
_
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Russell
D.
City Clerk, will receive
Drake,
sealed bids until 11:30
April
on
8
for
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
$150,000 Engineering Maintenance
and Storage
No.
1
Due
Buildings Bond Fund
bonds.
on
Nov.
Dated
1
from
May 1, 1958.
1959 to
1978
inclusive.
Principal^and> interest
(M-N) payable at the City-Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt &
Barton, of Columbus.
;
r
by
.
Garfield
Chapel Hill, TV. C.
Offering
•
Lake, Ohio
Sale—The $38,900 special
assessment water main ponds of¬
Easter-
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Bond
interest
Bond
!
.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will < receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 1
for the purchase of $450,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1957.
in¬
1978
and
1,
June
'
Avon
ElizabethE.
to
May
on
school building bonds was sold to
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
CAROLINA
County (P. O.
town), TV. C.
Z.
on
of
Ashtabula.
as
Bladen
Robert
—
Koski, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1365
2.44%.
the
'
■
payable at the Farmers National
&
Trust Company,'of
Sale—The $406,000 bonds
of\Troy, as 2.70s,
basis of about 2.66%.
Co.,
In
July!
on
from 19.59 to 1975, inclusive. Bonds
due in -1966 and thereafter-* are
Bank
Troy, TV. Y."V,--:'
offered March 26—v.
throp
were:
Raleigh,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Trust
Whipple & Co., Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson,
Granbery,
Marache
&
Co., Tilney & Co., Singer, Deane
& Scribner, the
Ohio Company,
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Byrd
Brothers, William R. Staats & Co.,
and Newhard, Cook & Co.
*
»
\
ernment
clusive.
inick & Dorrinick, Coffin & Burr,
Laidlaw & Co., Roosevelt & Cross.
Dean Witter & Co., Robert Win-
& Co., Hayden, Stone &
Clark, Dodge & Co., J. C
Bradford & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City; Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co., of Wilson; Bacon,
'
,
.
City
2.90s, at par.
the
Corp.,
June 1 from
on
Point Airport, '
Authority, TV. C.
'
Offering —W. E. Easter-
Bond
and
Co.,
Higginson
Due
1981, inclusive.
Greensboro-High
to Chas.
v.
Lee
1979 to
i
til
Sale—The
Co.
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
awarded to a group composed of York; Phelps, Fenn & Co., Glore,
Smith, Barney & Co., Harriman Forgan & Co., First National Bank,
of Portland; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Ripley & Co., Inc., C. J. Devine &
Fenner & Smith, Paine, Webber,
Co., R. D. White & Co., Rand &
Jackson' & Curtis, Boatmen's Na¬
Co., Chas. King & Co., and Adams,
tional Bank of St. Louis; Ira Haupt
McEntee & Co., as 3.60s, at 100.58,
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Ire.,
a basis of about 3.54%.
National State Bank, of Newark;
March
?
Ticonderoga), TV. Y.
Bond
Bank,
MEMBERS
,
The
>
p.m.
,
1978, inclusive.
10,000 2'2s.
Bond
Struthers & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
2
The $39,800 land
York; > Bond Sale
Inc., Smith, acquisition bonds offered March
Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley & 26—v. 187, p. 1365—were awarded
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co.^ to the Rockland National Bank of
Inc., First National Bank, of, Chi¬ West Haverstraw, as 23/4s.
cago; Lazard Freres & Co., Gold¬
Westfxeld, TV. Y.
;
man, Sachs & Co., Drexel & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $34,000 equip-!
Continental Illinois National Bank
J.
1976 to
r
re¬
Ticonderoga and Hague Central
School District No. 1 (P. O.
—were
Western New York, Buffald> Blair
Members of the First National
& Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,/ City
Bank account included:
and R. D. White & Co., as 3y2s, at Bankers Trust
Co., of New
Floral Park,
— The
bids
>
1971 to 1975, inclusive.
"
.>
12,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
States Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater, Ashtabula Harbor Exempted Vil¬
lage School District (P. O. 221
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Lake Avenue, Ashtabula), Ohio
New York City. ,;
group
basis of about 3.45%;"
until
4.
on
19,500,000 mental health construc¬
Bond Sale
Magnolia School District, TV. J.
(FIST),
construction
Due
inclusive.
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
a
sealed
a
15 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $542,000 school
offered March 27—v. 187,
100.42,
ceive
about 2.414%,
*
improvement bonds offered March
20—v. 187, p. 1257—were awarded
to Reynolds & Co., as 3J/2S, at a
;
■
,-v
group
tion
a
No. '3 f
Dist.
*
1
1365—were awarded to
Sch.
(P. O. New Windsor), TV. Y. • v
Bond
Offering — Mrs. ' Francos
follows:
bonds
p.
by
and another managed by Lehman
District
New York
Common
Mexico.
by a consolidation
headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
a
Half moon,
(P. O. Schenectady),
\
.
—
Malta,
Waterford, Ballston and Still'
No. 2
bonds.
sewer
.
.
net interest
school building
scheduled for
Central School
4
sanitary
&
April 9 for the*purchase;
of $400,000 school bonds.>, DatedNote Offering—Chairman Philip
April 1,1958. Due on Oct. 1 irbiTii
J. Cruise announces that the Au¬
1958 to 1977 inclusive.' Principal;
thority will receive sealed bids and interest.(A-O) payable at
ihoj
until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for
Highland National Bank, of New-,
the purchase of $21,980,000 tem¬
burgh. Legality a p p r o v.e d - by
porary loan notes(Issue CXLVIII).
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Dated April 28, 1958. Due on Nov.
New York City.
; ,
J
3, 1958. Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of New Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 18 (P.O. Bethpage)i N."Y. '
York City. Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Sylvia Packard,1
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McDistrict Clerk, will receive sealed'
Govern
&
Lane, of New'; York
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
City.
15 for the purchase of $975,000
New York (State of),,
school bonds. Dated April 1,1958.
Bond
Sale
The
$49,500,000 Due 011 April 1 from 1959 to 1987
bonds offered March 25—v.
187, inclusive. Principal and interest
p. 1365—were awarded to a syn¬
(A-O)
payable
at
the
United
10,000,000
water
392,000
Small
Bros.
Taravella, District Clerk, will
New
187, p. 1365—were
indefinitely postponed.
Park,
of
City.
27—v.
Clifton
inclusive.
&
John
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Brothers, at
Postponed—The
of $2,135,000
bonds,
Due
Magnolia, TV. J.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 general
Offering
Bank,
approved
of
Clarkstown and Orangetown Union
Free School District No. 8 (P. O.
Bond
011
1968
-
National
New York City Housing Authority,
Bond Sale—The $998,500 school
building bonds offered March 26
—v.
187, p. 1365—were awarded
to a group composed of Marine
Ralph
on April 1 from 1959 to 1972, incl.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Peoples National Bank
of Laurel Springs.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
./
No.
Nanuet), TV. Y.
Townsend, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Apr. 10
for the purchase of $140,000 school
bonds.
District
(P. O. Horseheads), TV. Y.
New
Jersey
Offering — W.
School
and
gutter bonds".
April 1 from 1960 to
curb
Due
.
Legality
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuta
Central
April
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
V
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
&
1984 inclusive.
Co.,* Inc., Sutro
Co., Robert W. Baird &
Dated April 1, 1958.
Principal
Co., Inc., Baker, Watts & Co., and interest
(A-O)
payable in
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., New York
City. Legality approved
Fabricand & Co., Fox, Reusch &
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
3.15%.
*
Co., Robert Garrett & Sons, Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
•
*
Donald-Moore & Co., the Milwau¬
Mexico, Parish, Palermo, Hastings,
Denton, TV. C.
New Haven, Volney and Richland kee Company, National City Bank,
of Cleveland.
j
•.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 sanitary
Central School District No. 1
Rambo, C1os£l_&l Kerner, Inc.; sewer bonds offered March 25—
(P. O. Mexico), TV. Y.
Rutty & Co., Inc., Scott, v. 187, p. 1365—were awarded to
Bond Offering — Sherman W. Sage,
Horner & Co., Stix & Co., Dolpnin Vance Securities Corp.,, and McKennedy, District Clerk, will re¬
& Co., Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., Daniel Lewis & Co., jointly, at a
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2
p.m.
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Stein Bros. price of 100.419, a net interest cost
(EST) oh April 1 for the purchase
&
Boyce, Stern, Lauer
& Co., of about 4.45%, as follows:,
of $435,000 school bonds.
Dated
Watling, V Lerchen
&
Co.,
and $28,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
MacBride. Miller & Co.
1959 to 1970, inclusive.
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
:■> 20,000 3I2S. Due on June 1 from
and interest (A-O) payable at the ;
New Windsor and Cornwall
First
NEW YORKV;
sewage
March
on
approved
Hoboken, TV. J.
Sale — The $7,315,000
Bond
10
inclusive.
about 2.44%.
r.
until
bids
(MST) on April 7 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 dormitory rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
2.45s, at 100.03, a basis of
as
Board
sealed
30,000
on
1959 to 1975 inclusive.
.
Mortimer,
of Regents,
a.m.
Due
Hillsdale, TV. J.
Sale—The
Bond
of
receive
will
from
1
>
,
Bond Offering—H. M.
President
$38,000 street bonds. Due
F. W. Craigie & Co., the Illinois
Company, Stern Brothers & Co.,
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., R. D.
White
Monday, March 31, 1958
.
.
•
University
(P. O. Las Vegas), TV. Mex.
Principal
1958.
1,
May
Normal
Mexico
New
1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
.
MEXICO
NEW
Due on May
15,000 water bonds.
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Rand & Co.,
Scnaffer, Necker & Co.
until 8 p.m.
.
Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Alfred L. Vape-
nik,
City
Auditor,
will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
April
14
for
the
purchase
of
$102,300 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1958.
to
Due
1968
on
Dec.
inclusive.
I
from
Principal
1959
and
Volume 187
Number 5729
.
;The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
price
Uteres! (J-D) payable at the Cenal
National
Legality
Bank
approved
Squire,
by
.
.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
:
Ohio
4
Bond
Sale
—
$6,300
Fund
school
tional
Bank
of
at 100.07,
2.48%. "/•■.//
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School
Local
-V.
/
Bond
'
bonds offered March
If
187/ p. 1038—Were, awarded
to Roose & Co., as 3%s/ at a pried
101.01,
basis of about 3.14%.
a
Greene County (Pi O. Xenia),**7
Bond
Offering
Spahr,
Raymond; G.
until
bids
nooii
bonds.
June
Board
sealed
(P. O.
on
of
C. Jones,
Education,
bids
until
—
H.
Bond
City
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
1
and
Dec.
from 1959
1
2
March 31 for the
/
of
Brack,
receive
sealed
bids until April 9 for the purchase
of $150,000 general hospital bonds.
to
inclusive.;
/,//v OREGON
Legal1
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& ^Dempsey/ of Cleveland/'/ //■
North
•
sealed bids will be received until
1:30
(PST)
p.m.
on
April 23 for
Clara/ E/ the: purchase of $135,000 general
Dated
Throne, Clerk of Board of Educa¬ obligation sewer/ bonds.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ March 1,: 1958. Due on March 1
til noon: (EST) on April 10 for the from 1959 to 1978f Inclusive. Bonds
B
A
June 1 and Dec. 1
from 1959 tb 1981
inclusive; Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
o
li d
Offering
—
due
purchase" of; $575,000
school: improveihent bonds. Dated April i;
1958.* Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
at the County treasurer's office'.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati./
:
in/,1968
callable
awarded
arid' thereafter
are
of March
1, 1967. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Recorder's office. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
as
composed
March
on
24—v.
187,
p.
1259—the $715,000 school revenue
bonds at a price of 98.23, a net
$6,700,000 vari¬
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smithy J. C. Bradford &
Co.,
Laurence M. Marks &
Co., Provi¬
dent Savings Bank & Trust
Co./
Cincinnati;: Winslow, Cohu & Stet¬
$420,000 bonds: $105,000 23/4s, due son, Byrd Brothers, Weil, Roth &
on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1966 Irving Co.* and Sutro Bros; & C&.
inclusive; $60,000 3s, due on as 3*4s, at 100.10, a basis of about
interest
cost
Jan.
about
of
3.65%,
as
1
1967
from
to
1969
in¬
clusive; $40,000 3.10s, due Jan.
1,
1970
and
1971;
$90,000
/ 3.30s, due on, Jan. 1 from 1972
to
Offering — City Recorder
Arthur R. Johnson announces that
(P. O.
Ridgeville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
purposes bonds offered March
26—v. 187, p. 1039—were awarded
ous
Drexel
&
Co.; DeHaven & 1;o a group composed of First Na*
Townsend; Crouter & Bodine; A. tional City Bank of New York,
Webster Dougherty & Co.; Cun¬ Bankers Trust
Co., of New York;
ningham, Schmert? & Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Kuhn,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; was Loeb & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Albany, Oregon
Bond
Local Sch. Dist.
Ridgeville
group
ISLAND
Providence, R. /.
follows:
Offering—Haskell
Clerk," will
Sale—A
59
of
purchase of $14,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1960 to 1966
Principal and in¬
terest (0:-D)-payable at the Cleve¬
on April 9 for
the pur¬
of/ $900,000 : county
hos¬
pital addition bonds. Dated April
on
C.
the
p.m.' (CST)
(EST)/on April 14 for the pur¬
chase; of $1,000,000 school building
(EST)
Due
J.
Offering
of
will; receive
■■•.*;
24
Wanek, inclusive.
/ s
Education,
will receive sealed bids Until noon
\// / Wetumka, Okla.
chase
.1,-1958.
Bond
Clerk
City School District, Ohio
Offering
Gettysburg), Pa.
Bond
Shawnee), Okla.
.
—
,
sealed /
'.
•.
//r land^ Trust Co.; Cleveland.
Clerk of the. Boards of
County Commissioners, will ; re¬
ceive
V V
;•;
/
RHODE
Gettysburg School Authority (P. O.
;
School District No.
/
bids
sealed
of the Board
Clerk
1978
v/-H/;//r Ohio^r.:?.
J.t
Parma
District,
"Ohio
receive
:
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Pottawatomie County Dependent
.
noon
series"
—v.*:
of
inclusive.
Brown,
(DST) on May 20 for
$32,000,000 Major
Thoroughfare Construction bonds,
Bond Sale—The $125,000. school
building
$2,200 building bonds. Due se¬
rially from 1960 to 1970, inclusive.
Due serially from 1961 to 1968,
the purchase of
Germantown, as
a
basis of about
2V2S,
will
until
First-Na¬
the
to
Ohio (State of)
4
of
' the Commissioners of the. Sinking
The
awarded
about
Secretary of ,State, announces that
building bonds offered March 24
were
basis of
a
Bond Offering—Ted W.
Germantowh Local School District,
•'
100.63,
of
2.81%.
Cleveland.
of
(1487)
/"
1975
000 3
inclusive, and $125,-
V2S, due
on
Jan. 1 from
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
295,000 bonds
1, 1990.
Mount
as
3%s.
3.24%.
Smithfxeld, ft. h
Bond
bonus
offered
1367
p.
Sale—The
—
were
Walker &
a
$40,000
March
Coa,
water
25^-v.
187,
awarded to G; H*
3.20s, at 100.09*
as
basis of about 3.17%.
Due Jan.
Woonsochet, R. f.
Bond Sale—The
Lebanon
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
offered
to
March
$1,000,000 bonds
27
were
awarded
composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.r Kidder, Peabody & Co., Tucker Anthony &
Ra L. Day, and Estabrook & Co.,
Bond Offering—John A.
Paulus,
Secretary of-.the Board of Town¬
ship Commissioners, will receive
a
group
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on as
3.70sj at.100.44, a basis of ribout
April
14
for the purchase of 3.64%.
'
Principal and in¬
$400,000 general obligation bonds.
The sale consisted of:
terest (J-D) payable at the Elyria
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
•1.Logan, Ohio •/-/,
$600,000 School bonds. Due on
Savings & (T r u s t Company,of
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
VBond Sale—The $50,000 water
March 15 from 1959 to 1976,
Elyria/Legality approved by Clackamus County Union
High Sch. gality approved by Burgwin, Rufextension bonds offered March 25
inclusive,;
./.,''/
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of District No. 5 (P. O.
Milwaukee), fin, Perry, & Pohl, and Van Der
r—v.
187, p. 7 1258-—were awarded Cleveland.
'
400,000 flood control bonds* Due
y v.-; //"/ /
/V
Oregon
—«...
*
to Swency, Cartwright & Co./ as
Voort, Royston & Leonard, both
on March 15 from 1959 to 1978,
ip/s, at 100.43, a basis of. about Shadyside Local School District> / Bond Sale
The $400,000 gen¬ of Pittsburgh.
inclusive.
'
*
'Ohio
eral
v..-J"•;
3.45%; \
obligation bonds offered
4' / ///JDated Mrirch 15,1958* Principal
Philadelphia, Pa.
March 24—v. 187y p. 1258—were
/• Bond ; Offering — William CB;
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo),.:x\
and interest payable at the First
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Schaefer/ Clerk of the Board of awarded to the /First National
National Bank of Boston. Legality
4.7;. -.
//. Ohio ^4:
; Education,/ will
receive / sealed Bank of /Portland^ 'as 2%s, at be received until April 30 for the
BondOfferinge^Ahna C; rP^bgr i bida
approved by Storey, Thorndikri,
until-noon (EST) on April 10
ip0;16/ a briSis/rif^ab6iit 2.71 % . / purchase of ~ $31,930,000 general Palmer &
felder, Clerk of Board of County for the
Dodge, of Boston.
'•/
obligation bonds * as follows:
purchase of $600,000 sec¬
Commissioners,
will
receive
Harney County Union High School
ond series bonds. .Dated April 1,
SOUTH CAROLINA
$26,250,000 bonds. Due oil July
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST/ori
District No. 2 (P. O. Burns), Ore.
1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
from 1959 to 1988 inclusive.
April 8 for the purchase of $28,100 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
Presbyterian College (Pi O.
Principal and
5,680,000 bonds. Due on July
special assessment bonds,- as fol¬ Interest
Clinton )t S* C.
' <■
(J-D)/payable
at " the building bonds offered March 20
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
lows: /• // //.;/ //
Bond Offering — Kenneth N.
;
First National Bank of Bellaire. —v. 187, p. 1143-—were awarded
$15,200 water supply line bonds. Legality / approved ; by : Squire, to Atkinson c& Co/ of Portland.
Baker, Treasurer Of the Board of
Pittsburgh, Pa*
f.
Due Oh Nov, 15 from 1959 to Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Trustees, will receive sealed bidd
Bond Offering—Edward R. Frey
Linn '■ County School District No. 19
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April li
1968 inclusive.
^
;.Vv/;
City Controller, will deceive
Tate Township (P. O. Bethel),
/,(P. .O. Albany), Oregon
'f
for die purchase of $250,000 nod
4,150 supply line bonds. Due-on
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Ohio
Bond * Sale
The $9,000 school
y:" Nov. 15 from 1959 to 1962 intax-exempt Student Center reve¬
•/Bond'' Offering — Richard
S. building bonds offered March 24 April 18 for the purchase of $4,>- nue bonds. Dated Nov.
'// elusive./ ;
1, 1957.
4';' J//'/../1 ..v/ /7"
Winder, Clerk of Board of Town¬ —v. 187, p. 1366—were awarded 520,000 general public improve¬ Due on Nov. 1 from 1966 to 1997
8,750 sanitary sewer bonds.. Due
ment
peoples, series A bonds.
ship Trustees, will receive sealed to the /First National Bank of
inclusive. Legality
on Nov. .15 from 1959 to 1966
approved by
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
bids until noon (EST) ojn April 5 Portland.
/ ./:
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
V
.inclusive.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬ Sinkler,
for the purchase of $35,000 fire
Charleston.
/
Multnomah County School District cipal and interest
Dated May 15, 1958.
Principal house bonds. Dated Dec.
(M-N) payable
1, 1957.
No. 42 Joint (P. O. Portland),
and interest (M-N) payable at the
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968
SOUTH DAKOTA
Oregon
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ inclusive.
gality approved by Reed, Smith,
Principal and interest
South Dakota School of Mines and
Bond Sale —The $150,000 gen¬ Shaw 8$
ity approved by: Squire, Sanders
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
(J-D) payable at the First Na-j
eral
& Dempsey; of Cleveland.- /• ).'
Technology (P. O. Rapid City),
obligation
bonds
offered
tional Bank, of Bethel; Legality
South Dakota
March 25-—v. 187, p. 1259—were
PUERTO RICO
r
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
.V l
Manchester, Ohio
:
7
Bond Offering
awarded to the United States Na¬
Elgie B.
Bond
/
/
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
Offering — Nelle Pettit, liams, of Cincinnati.
tional
Bank
of
Coacher, Executive Director of the
Portland,
rind
-Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering — Rafael Pico, Board
West Carrollton, Ohio '
of Regents,
will receive
>
Blyth & Co.; Inc., jointly.
bids until noon (EST) on April s
President Of the Government De¬ sealed bids at the office of the
Note Offering — Robert Wilson,
Salem, Oregon
for the purchase of. $35,000 fire
President of the
South Dakota
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
.Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale
The
house and equipment bonds. Dated
$279,195,85 will receive sealed bids at the New State
bids until noon (EST) on April 8
College of Agriculture and
bonds offered March 24—v. 187,
'March 1, 1958. DUe. on Dec. 1 from
York Information Office, 37 Wall Mechanical Arts, Administration
for the purchase of; $14,500 tax
p» •; 1259—were / awarded
'1959 to 1972 inclusive.
to the
Principal
Street, New York City, until 11 Building, at Brookins, until 2 pnll.
anticipation notes. Dated MarOh
First National ; Bank of Portland,
and interest (J-D) payable at the
a.m. (EST) on April 1 for the pur¬
(CST) on April 17 for the pur¬
15, 1958. Due on Dec. 15, 1959
/•'///
•/'. .,/
'Village Treasurer's office. Legal¬ and 1960. Principal and interest as follows:
chase of $18,300,000 public im¬ chase of $470,000 not to exceed
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer & payable at the Winters National $150,000.00 park bonds at a price provement bonds,' as follows:
2%% interest dormitory revenue
of 98.89, a net interest cost of
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bank & Trust Company, West
$10,000,000 series A bonds. Due on bonds, as follows:
about 2.61%, as follows: $54,Carrollton. Legality approved by
July 1 from 1959 to 1973, incl. $30,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Mingo Junction Exempted Village
000 2s, due on April 1 from
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1965 incl.
School District, Ohio
8,300,000 series B bonds. Due on
1959 to
1962 inclusive,
and
cinnati. /.
Bond
Offering — E. Clayton
July 1 from 1959 to 1973, incl.
440,000 Series B bonds. Dim on
$96,000 2V2S, due on April 1
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. The bonds
Murray, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
Youngstown City School District,
from 1963 to, 1968 inclusive;
sive. Callable.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
which mature after July 1, 1969
Ohio
129,195.85
street
bonds
at
a
til 7 purl. (EST) on April 14 for
will be subject to redemption prior
The bonds are dated
Oct. 1,
Bond Offering—Mearl I. Butler,
price Of 100.016, a net interest
the purchase of $200,000 school Clerk of
to their respective maturities, at 1956. Legality approved by DanBoard of Education, will
cost .of about 2.69%, as folthe option of the Secretary of the forth & Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
building bonds. Dated April 1, receive sealed bids until noon
i
lows: $52,195.85 3%s, due on
1958. Due semi-anhually on June
(EST), on April 10 for the pur¬
April 1 from 1959 to 1962 in¬ Treasury of Puerto Rico, from
TENNESSEE
and Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
chase ■ of
$2,000,000 school im¬
clusive, and $77,000 2J/2S, due moneys that may be available for
clusive.
Principal and interest provement bonds. Dated
that purpose, either in whole on
on April 1 from 1963 to 1968
April 1,
Athens, Tenn.
payable at the Mingo National 1958. Due semi-annually on June
any date not earlier than July 1,
Bond Sale —The $600,000 elec¬
inclusive.
Bank, of Mingo Junction. Legal¬ and Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
1969, or in part, in the inverse tric system revenue bonds offered
Washington County School District order of their numbers, on any March 27—v.
ity approved by Snoire, Sanders clusive.
Principal
and
interest
187, p. 1256—were
No. 92 (P. O. Portland), Oregon
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
interest payment date not earlier awarded to a
(J-D) payable at the Dollar Sav¬
group composed of
Bond Sale —The $118,000 gen¬ than
July 1, 1969, at the principal Equitable Securities Corp., Fidel¬
Newtort Township Local Sch. Dist. ings & Trust Company, of Youngs¬
eral
obligation
school building amount of the bonds to be re¬
town.
Legality approved by
ity-Bankers Trust Co., KnOxville,
/' (P. O. Pleasant Hill), Ohio
bonds
offered : recently
were deemed, together with interest ac¬ and the
Squire,. Sanders & Dempsey, of
Robinson-HUmphrey Co.,
v Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
1981
.
inclusive.
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building bonds offered March 20
awarded
Cleveland.
Bank of
187,'p. 1258—were awarded to
A. White & Co., as 3V2S, at a
to
theFirst
Portland,
as
National
3%s.
J.
OKLAHOMA
price of 102.27, a basis of about
3.27%.
Norwood
works
City School District
O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
(P.
building bonds offered March 21
187, p. 1258—were awarded to
—v.
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Shearson, Ham-
a
mill
&
Co., Einhorn
&
Co., and
Mullapey, Wells & Co., as 3s, at a
March
system
20—v.
bonds
187,
awarded to R. J.
p.
-
offered
sealed
on
bids
until
7
the
date
fixed
bond to be redeemed
as
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
for
Graney,
Clerk,
will,
receive
368,000 3s. Due
redemption and the stated matur¬
ity date. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable in New York City,
or at the option of the holder, at
for
p.m.
1
purchase of $1,250,000
general
obligation improvement
bonds. Dated April 15, 1958. Due
on April 15 from 1959 to 1983, in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Securit?Peoples Trust Company, of Erie.
the
1976 to
1978 inclusive.
County (P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
$1,300,000 rural
Hamilton
Bond Sale—The
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico.
school
approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
v.
New York
Chattanooga.
City.
June 1 from
118,000 SVts. Due on June 1 from
the office of the Government De¬
Legality
on
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
thereof between the date fixed for
sealed
follows:
$114,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
,
Edwards, Inc.
April 3 for the purchase
to
each 12 months' period or fraction
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Apr. 8
-
(CST)
Bond Offering—Eugene
City
1258—were
Mayes County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 58 fP. O. Pryor), Okla.
Bond Offering—Troy Gwartnev,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
of each
Erie, Pa.
—
thereon
redemption, plus a premium of
V\ of 1% of the principal amount
PENNSYLVANIA
Gage, Okla.
Bond Sale
The $5,000 water
'
crued
for
—v.
bonds
offered
March 27—
187, p. 1259—were awarded to
the Hamilton National Bank of
-
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1488)
CO
/<•]/■'.■ ''Texas
Bridge City Indep. School District,
"...
~
Houston.
"
Sale—The $7,000,000 road
offered 'March 27—v. 187,
Bond
"
Y'V Texas',
„
bonds
Sale—An issue of
Texas
proved by Dumas. Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
■
:,
Co.,
wood &
price of
Hue
sold
was
5s and 544s, at a
as
Dated Feb. 1, 3958.
<1959 to 1975
par.
Feb. 3 from
on
Legality
F-A.
Interest
inclusive.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of-Dallas. - *
*
Due
is.
/
City, TexasSale—An issue of $400,000
Bond
and
waterworks
revenue
system
sewer
and refunding bonds was
told to the First Southwest Com¬
and Rowles, Winston & Co.,
jointly, as follows:
pany,
js. Due on Feb.
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
C78,000 3*"
"
15 from
•
;
38,000 4s. Due on Feb, 15 from
/
• 1971 to 1973 inclusive,
y
i
384,000 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
y
1974 to 1988 inclusive.
•
,
Dated Feb. 15,
Bonds due
1958.
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
Cts of Feb.. 15, 1973.
Interest F-A.
legality ; approved
by
Dumas,
lluguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Fort Bend County (P. O.
Richmond), Texas
house
unlimited
Dated
on
Jan. 1
sive.
May
on
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
5.
about 2.44%, as follows:
-
-'i-\
'
$50,000 21js. Due
on March 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive. ,Y
j
65,000 21i>s. Due
.
March 1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
/
//
;
Dated March
1, 1958. Principal
«md interest (M-S) payable at the
Hirst
City /National
Bank,
of
Houston.
Legality approved Vby
•
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Of Houston.
3Fort Worth Jndep. Sch. Dist.,
;
Bond
Sale
Tex.
T h e $5,000,000
echool house bonds offered March
—
£7—v. 187, p. 1259—were awarded
to
a
Inc.,
group headed by
as
$1,430,000
*
,
Blyth & Co.,
follows:
442$.
•
Due
May ; 1
on
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
3,150,000
314s.
Due
May
011
1
from 1968 to 1980 inclusive.
400,000 0.25s. Due
May 1, 1981
on
and 1982.
Z
,
,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
.MAGIC VACATION!***
13 MONTHS
.IN THI TIAR
Bond
the
Board
tax
April
1,
(PST)
chase
refunding
Due
from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
Callable
as
of
Jan.
1
1,
1970.
-,y
Miomi 30, Florida
*
;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tlie holdWof the Common Stock of Florida Power
&
Light Comjpeo) tiiot the close
ness oi)
the
day
April 10,Las been fixed
as
of which stockholders of
of Horida Power &
be entitled
annua!
»
'
•
of busi¬
to
as
from
,1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
no AID A... GROWING
"MSmtSSMW
i, [
Secretary'
WHIM
MCTORIIS AND f AMI1IIS
W. F. Blaylock
.
Manh 31. J958
YMftlVi'
the
Ames &
'
/
Co., Ltd., BurnsDenton, Ltd.; W. C: Fit-/
field & Co., Ltd., Cochran & Mur¬
ray Co., Ltd., Midland Securities^
Corp., Ltd., James Richardson 61
Song, Willis, Bicklcs. & Co,, Ltd.
Gicensliields
Inc., Ander
son &: Co.; Ltd., Dawson, Hanna
ford, Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co., Fr;
& Co., Ltd., Bankers Bond Corp.,
Ltd;
:•/;■/
f1- -■
Deacon, Findley, Coyne, Ltd.;
Matthews
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ross,
Knowles
&
Co., Ltd., Walwyn,
Stodgell & Co., Ltd., Wiesner 8t
Co., Ltd., Charles H. Burgess Sn
Co., Bartlett, Caylcy & Co., Ltd.]
Beatty, Webster & Co., Ltd., Fair*
clough Co., Ltd., J. R. Megesson
& Co., Collier, Norris & Quintan,
Ltd., Osier/ Hammond & Nanton,
Ltd./ and Flemming- & Co. j
Canada, Ltd.
Sale—The .$480,000 school
March 21—v. 187,
offered
1144—were awarded to
ties
a group
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co,,
Shearson, Hammill & Com¬
and
V
pany.
East
Troy, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 sewage
bonds offered March 24
&
.
awarded to Robert W. Baird
Co.,
follows:
as
$110,000
2%s.
Due
from 1959 to
40,000 3s.
Due
March
on
1
1969 inclusive.
March 1 from
on
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Kimberly School District No. 6,
Wisconsin
.
Bond Offering—Harold
Clerk
School
of
ceive
sealed
oral
f
Wentzel,
Board,
and
&
,
District
were
.
J. L. Graham &
Bros.
Wis.
will
re¬
until
bids
Stratford, Ont.
j
•
$96,81(j
p.m. (CST) on April 2 for the improvement bonds' was sold td
purchase of $500,000 general ob¬ Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Ltd./ afj
Bond Sale—An issue of
2
ligation
Due
on
school
building
bonds.
5^s, at
a price of 102.17. Due on
March 15 from 1959 to 1972 inclu*
March 1 from 1959 to1977
inclusive.
-
r
..
District No. 8 bonds.
bonds
revenue
was
sold to
a
Dated
Feb/16,1958. Due
Feb.
16, 1970. Interest F-A., Legality
rities Corporation of Texas, Wil¬
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
liam N. Edwards & Co., First of
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Texas Corporation, S. W. *Jaekson
& Co., Texas Bank & Trust Co., of King County, Federal Way School
District Ho. 210 (P. O. Seattle),
Dallas, and R. K. Dunbar & Co.,
Ltd. Dated April 15,1958. Due on
Washington
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
April 15 from 1959 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1979 and there¬ County
Treasurer, will receive
after are callable as of April 15, sealed bids until 11 a.m., (PST)
on
1978. Legality approved by Gib¬
April 22 for the purchase of
son, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.;
$225,000 general obligation school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due'
San Antonio River, Authority, Tex.
on May 1 from 1960 to 1978 inelu-:
Bohd Sale—The $2,000,000 im¬
sive. The bonds are callable after
provement revenue bonds offered seven
years from date
of issue.
March 25—v. ; 187, p, 1367—were
Principal and interest (M-N)
awarded to a" group composed of
payable at the County Treasurer's
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Dittoffice.
Legality
approved
by
mar & ,Co., the Columbian Securi¬
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of;
ties Corporation of Texas, First of
Seattle.
/ 1
' ,f\;' *; V
/•
• .1
Te^as Corp., Moroney,- Beissner &
Co., and Creston H, Funk, Hobbs Snohomish County, Snohomish Sch.
& Co., at a price of par, a net
District No. 201 (P. O. Everett),
interest cost of about 3.90%, as v.*:Washington„ ^M•
:• Bond
follows: '•1 /' -y >• / w, v.Offering—7Veme Sievers,
*>• /;..
will
receive
$285,000 4s. Due on July 1 from County, Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11 ami. (PST)
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
on
April 8 for the purchase of
730,000 3^4$.- Due; on July 1 from
$460,000 general obligation school
196*5 to 1975 inclusive.
- •
Dated April 1,
350,000-3.90s.; Due on July 1.from building bonds.
1958:
Due on April 1 from' 1960
1976, to 1979 inclusive.5 •
on
•
635,000 4s.
Due on July 1 from
1980 to 1935 inclusive,
,
.
t
r
i
H
,
San Augustine
..
;
r.
*'+
;
.
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*
Indep. Sch. District,
'
Texas
./•,
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
school
house
bonds
$11,000 3^43.
•
„
Due-on
as
to;
sold
was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co,,
follows:;
Feb.'
l
1959 to 1968 inclusive.- /
from'
'.'
10,000 4V4S,, Due-on. Feb. 1 from
1969 to ,1973 inclusive^
\
54,000 4V2S. Due on Feb. l.from
.
1974 to
1989y inclusive./
Dated Feb.
in
1974
1; 1958.
and-thereafter
able as-of Feb.
F-A.
...
Bonds due
are
call¬
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
on April 1
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
sealed
21,500 5s. Due
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April
purchase of $500,000
general obligations school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
15
for
■
the
Dated
First
Waukesha
National
April 1 fron
on
April
1,
1
fnteres
1958.
A-O.
Sillery, Quebec
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
fron
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
at
price of 98J21j
$13,500 4L.S. Due
Esther Winn,
receive
a
follows:
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
$842,00(3
improvement' bonds was sold td
Credit
InterprovineiaL Ltd., ai
4V2S, at a price of 96.89, a basif
of. about ^.91%. Dated April 1
Bank,
State
Bank, both of
a banking institu¬
designated by the successful
bidder, or at the City Treasurer's 1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 t(
office.
Legality
approved
by; 1977 inclusive. Interest A-O. /
Chapman & Cutler, o^ Chicago.
SASKATCHEWAN
Waukesha; at
tion
r
Prince'
Albert, Sash.
Bond Sale—Ah issue of
BRITISH
improvement, bonds
COLUMBIA
was
$269,0(H
sold
tc
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,.. a:
Vancouver, B. C.
5%s,/at a price Of 99.10. Due 01
Debenture Sale—The $2,941,000' April 1 from 1959 to 197& inclu
,
,
various debentures offered March
sive/ Inteiest
A-O.
-
•
25—V. 187, p. 1368—were awarded
to
composed cf Bankers
Graham & Co.,
Fry & Co., Ltd.,. Burns Bros. &
Denton, Ltd., Gairdner & Co., Ltd.,
to 1978 inclusive. The bonds, are,
R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd., and Odium,
callable after seven years from Brown
Investments, at a price of
date
of
terest
issue.
_
(A-O)
Principal
payable-
Couiity Treasurer's office.
and
the
,
group
i
98.54.-
in/-
at
a
Bond Corp., J. L.
'
NOVA
.
,
Shefelman/of Seattle.
Washington. Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
...
.
Bond
Offering
—s-r
Executive
the
Authority
on or
Legality; approved by Vin- /revenue
will
receive
aboutr April 24 for the
.of
bonds;.
$5,200,000
bndge
Clare, N. S.
Bontl Sale—An issue of $150J)00
improvement bonds was sold, to
Wood, 'Gundy & Co:, Ltd., and the
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly, as
5s, at a price of $98.50.-- - •
1
r
bids,
:
\
Secretary, D. B. Hedges announces,
that
1
BCOTIA
I^egal-'
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
1, 1973/ Interest purchase
\
Belanger, Inc., at
Waukesha, Wis.
City
...
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,00(1
improvement bonds was sold t<3
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler of
Chicago.
'
group
composed of the Columbian Secu¬
Monday, May 12,
on
of
Securities
*
.
areleven o'clock in the forenoon,
members
Dominion
a.m.
the pur¬
*
notice of'and to vote at the
Blvd., Miami,Florida,
re¬
bi
Principal and interest sive. Interest M-S.
■
'
Henderson, Texas
(M-S)
payable
at
the
School
at
the
Fauquier National Treasurer's office.
•Bond Sale—The $300,000 sewer able
QUEBEC '.V,. '/-I
Legality ap¬
system improvement bonds offered Bank, Warrenton, or at the State proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Cap'de-la-Madeleine, Quebec
March 20—y. 187, p. 1259—were Planters Bank of Commerce & Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $475,SOC
Richmond. Legality ap¬
awarded
to
the
First- National Trusts,
improvement bonds vyas sold to a
Oshkosh, Wis. "l
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Bank, of Dallas.
Bond Offering—Hans S. Thor¬ group composed of L, Q. Beaublei?
& McCarthy, of New York City.
\ Martin Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas !
grimson, City Manager, will re¬ & Co., Ltd., Credit Interprpyfncial
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. Ltd., and Rene T./Leclerc<Tncv aj
:
W
bonds
offered
March
25
were
(CST) on April 16 for (he pur¬ a price of 98.27, a net interest
Ephrata, Wash.
awarded fo
chase of $1,100,000 storm sewer cost of about 5.04% as follows;
Creston, H. Funk,
Bond Sale—Improvement bonds
jj
Hobbs & Co. <
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Bidders
///I" •
$272,000 442 s., Due on April 1 from
totaling $173,837.02 were sold to
\
Dated April
1, 1958.
Due on
are requested to submit two
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
bids,
Hughbanks, Inc., and Southwlckone for bonds
April 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclu¬
due on May 1, as
203,500 5s. Due on - April 1 from
Campbell & Co., Inc., jointly, as
sive. Interest A-O.
follows: $70,000 from 1959 to 1963,
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
5s, as follows:
and $75,000 from 1964 to 1973; and
Dated
Reagan County Water Supply Dist. $ 130,457.51
April 1, 1958. Interest
Local
Improvement for bonds
maturing $55,000 from A-O.
(P. O. Big Lake), Texas
V/ ;
i
District No. 7 bonds.
May 1, 1959 to 1978. Principal and
Bond Sale—An issue of $850,000
43,379.51 Local Improvement interest
St. Calixte, Quebec
(M-N) payable at the City
combination "unlimited
tax
and
record
meeting of stockholders of 'tlie
for
composed of the Channer Securi¬
Sale—An issue of $21,000
works
and
sewer
system
Ripley & Co., Inc., the water
Corp., Blyth & Co., revenue bonds was sold to MoreInc., Smith. Barney & Co., Mer¬ land, Brahdenberger, Johnston &
cantile
Trust /Company,
of
St. Currie, of Houston, as 5s, at a
Louis; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., AG. price of par. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Becker & Co., Inc., First National Due on Aug. 1 from 1985 to 1987
Bank in Dallas, Alex. Brown & inclusive.
Interest F-A. Legality
Sons, William Blair & Co., Rotan, approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Mosle & Co., City National Bank Crowe, of Dallas.
&c Trust Co., of Kansas City. /
VIRGINIA
Rowles, Winston & Co., McClung
&
Knickerbocker, the Illinois
Warrenton, Va.
Company, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Julien
Collins
&
Co., the Mil¬ nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
waukee
Company, Russ & Co., mission on Local Debt, will receive
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Third sealed bids at the Commission's
National Bank in Nashville, R. J.
office, Room 222, Finance Bldg.,
Edwards,
Inc.,
Kenower,
Mac- Capitol Square, until noon (EST)
Arthur & Co., Burns, Corbett & on
April 9 for the purchase of
Pickard, Inc., Townsend, Dabney $300,000 sewer system bonds.
&
Tyson, Zahner and Co., and Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
Light Company shall
Company to be held at the Starlight Room.
the Biscaytie Terrace-Hotel, 340
Biscaync
16
$900,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Bond
*
FLORIDA
POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Red-
10
of
bonds
Boston
1
G.
until
WISCONSIN
p.
Bond
Fred
De Pere School District No. 2,
Willis, Texas
/ Other, members of the syndicate:
First
April
on
able
350,000 0.25s. Due on May 1,1978.
;
—
Treasurer, will
bids
syndicate., headed*
Wood, ~ Guhdy-f& Ckv"Dtd., J ait" 3/
price of;98.73/ Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1-frbni 1959 to 1988
inclusive:' Interest 3 A-O.
Other
syndic a t e;
Corp., A. E.i
Co., Ltd., McLeod, Young,
tion
Weir & Co., Ltd., Mills, Spence &
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1978
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
inclusive. Callable after 10 years
Lid., Rqyal Securities Corp., Ltd,j
from date of issue.
Principal ancl Ncsbitt, TliomsQii>;& Co., Ltd./
interest
(M-N) payable at the Ha rris & /Farthers,4 Ltd., Gairdner;
County Treasurer's office.
& Co., Ltd., Equitable Securities!
01"
bids
1958.
Offering
mon, County
ceive sealed
Gee,
receive sealed
bonds.
Creston H. Funk, Hobbs & Co.
permanent improvement refund¬
ing bonds was sold to the Muir
Investment Corporation, at a price
of 300.01, a net interest cost of
of
C.
until 5 p.m. (CST) on April 3 for
the purchase of $500,000 school
Harriman
Denver
will
John
—
Yakima),
Washington
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at the Texas City National
1,050,000 3s. Due on May 1 from Bank, Texas City, or at the Bank
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
of the Southwest, Houstonl Legal¬
1,050,000 3.10s.
Due on May 1 ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Under¬
A.
R,
to
Trustees,
from 1966 to .1971 inclusive.
waterworks and sewer system tax
bonds
2*:
2,100,000
Offering
President
Jr.,
Due May 1, 1965.
350.000 3f4s.
.
■
District No. 201 (P. O.
City Indep. School District,
Bond
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
v
DeLeon, Texas '//Z-1-*•>
Bond Sale—An issue of $57,000
;V Y,/Yy-v
-
:
*'
Texas
$35,000
tax refunding bonds was sold to p. 1259—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Northern Trust
the First of Texas Corporation, as
Co., Chicago, at a price of 100.02,
£1/28. Dated April 1, 3958. Due on
a net interest cost of about 2.89%,
April 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
as followsr,
'.
\
^
sive/- Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
$2,100,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
Bond
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Yakima County, Sunnyside School soldtp, p
son,
County (P. O. Houston),
Harris
TEXAS
-
Monday,:Mai^3t; 195$
ONTARIO
^
.
Metropolitan Toronto, Qnt.
Debenture
Sale
—
1
An issue of.
$29,640,000 4V2 % and 4% % munic¬
ipal improvement debentures wds
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