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MONDAY
UNIVERSITY
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
OF
AY 111959
SINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
189
Number 5845
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
'
RAILROAD
Aetna-Standard Engineering
The SF.C
the
has
issued
orders
*
J.
*
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Co.—Delisting Granted
granting exchange
applications to
CAPITALISATION
3% ft
promissory
through 1971
In This Issue
effective
the
at
close
on
15, 1959.—V. 189, p. 1921.
May
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York- Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Bidders
American
Stock Exchange
29
Boston Stock Exchange..—
34
issue
of
$20,000,000
first
mortgage bonds (which
vas awarded to Morgan Stanley & Co. on April 30)
were as follows:
For the bonds as 4T#s, Morgan Stanley & Co., 99.519 ft; and Lehman
Brothers, 99.18ft. For the bonds as 5s, The First Boston Corp.,
100.5399ft ; Blyth & Co., Inc. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. (jointly),
99.877;
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities
Corp. and Drexel & Co. (Jointly), 99.817ft ;
99.51'.;
See details in V. 189, p. 2029.
& Co.,
Cincinnati
V
/
1959—Month—1958
Net
Net
rev.
opek
ry.
income
$257,224
265,780
$924,925
444,520
$799,827
584,769
$208,955
58,730
from ry. oper.
.♦Deficit.—V. 189,
*$8,556
"71,585
$480,405
115,444
"'■V
.
This
corporation
Fe
Ry.
of
The
total
of
value
announced.
in
ALCO
locomotives
the
expects
but
on
complete
to
identical,
not
current
the
shipment
to
order
of
the
was
locomotives
The
six
carry
traction
with
motors
pulling
it understood the Sant Fe plans to use the locomotives
or
four-unit multiple service.
With each locomotive's 10Model 251 turboeharged dlesel engine rated at 2550 gross
horsepower, this would give a fout-unit multiple a total of 10,200
The locomotives
have
full
a
are
feet long
67
and weigh
They
1233.
33
The
SEC
<$1
Film
Television
corporation on
April 28 filed a letter of
The
,
be
proceeds
net
added
to
from
the
sale
of
these
additional
'
sells
and
the
eight
months
ended March
the
ing
aggregate holdings of such partners wlH be 106,430 shares, or 7ft
company's outstanding common stock.—V. 186, p. 621.
or 42
of the
principal underwriters
the
being offered and the aggregate number of shares
severally agreed to purchase from the company, are
common'stock now
which
each
has
follows:
as
Shares
&
3,000
Co
Corp.
Johnston,
2,000
Jones,
—
2,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
H. M. Byllesby Si Co. Ixic.
Blair
&
Co., Inc._
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Stability and Growth
Davis, Skaggs & Co..
Francis I. duPont & Co—
F, Eberstadt
Si Co.
Emanuel, Deetjen Si Co
Estabrook Ss Co.:
ft—"
A strong currency, a
stable government, a
frontier, make. .Canada an 'obvious
2,000
2,000
3,000
5,000
2,000
3,000
The
First) Boston Corp..-— 10,000
Glcire, Forgan & Co..
8.000
Golduian,' Sachs Si Co.—.
8,000
HallowelL Sulzberger,
;
The
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
folio Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who hold investments
Jenks.
Kirkland
Harriman
&
—
Hecker & Co.
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
J. A. Hogle Si Co-
—
Hornblower & Weeks
2,000
<■
Ross, Kiiowles & Co. Ltd.
CANADA
Lee
Si
-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenf
ner Ss Smith Inc.———
'
to
$1.50
split
share
per
were
share
effective
on
May
5,000
2,000
3,000
5,000
-
Co
GIVING
L
Common"Stock
T
($1
which
subscription
3,000
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Stone & Webster Securities
2,000
1,000.000 shs.
on
—
rights
underwriters and the per¬
agreed to purchase of the common stock
the stockholders in the exercise of the
as
follows:
...
for by
are
L
J.
The
March
24,
1959
the 3-for-l stock
directors
declared
a
C.
Landstreet
-patrick. Inc.
Clement
15.54
A.
1.90
Ltd
B.- Bateman.
Khrk-
&
—
Evans
&
l.'
1.90
First Southeastern
.
7.75
3.85
Calhoun
Pierce & Co., Inc.
3.85
C. F. Cassell Ac Co.,
Wyntt, Neal & Waggoner-.
2.90
John H. HaTrison &
Carrlsoh, Wulbern,
Pierce,
Inc.
Odevss-Martin,
Rauscher.
Robert
Garrett
J.
payable June' 28, 1959 to stockholders of record June
—V. 189,
C.
Inc.
Wheat Jr .Co
p.
.2^0
& Hons
1570.
—;
2.43
Ss
Co
L90
Co
4.85
—
1.90
Co.,
7.75
McCarley Ss Co., Inc
Bell <& Hough, Inc.——.
Blrely Ss Co
—'
dividend of 40 cents per share, including the shares currently offered,
12.
Frank
-Clark,
Space
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
inc.
15.54
15.54
Co.—
-
Bradford &
Co.,
8.000
dividends of
&
Corp.
2,000
2,000
Westlielmer Ss CO
da Pont
I.
Si Co—
Johnson, Lane,
The
8,000
,
the common stock, which is equivalent
On
the
of
names
Goodbody
Stifel,
fiscal years cash
Outstanding
882,000shs.
ft
William R. Staats Si Co.—
5,000
2,000
Corp.
Authorised
-
they have
which is not subscribed
.
■
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
centages'
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
8.000
Barney & Co
the shares outstanding after
5.
CAPITALIZATION
Frauds
2,000
on
.
Reynolds & Co.; inc..——
Wm. C. Roney & Co
SheaTson, Haijimill & Co.&
Fla.
Generally, the business of the company Is the reinsuring of medium'and small multiple line Insurance .companies writing fire and
allied lines and all forms oC casualty Insurance.
*
8,000
Smith,
Orlando,
Avenue,
Orange
Morgan Stanley Ss Co.— 10,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson «fc
•
Curtis
—5.000
Stroud Si Co., Inc..——
paid
do only a reinsurance business, and it docs not engage, and does
to engage, in other than. the reinsurance business.
The principal office of the company Is in American Bldg., 307 South
sized
2,000
DIVIDENDS—In each of the last 11
$4.50 per
to
not intend
f
8,000
Brothers
Irving Lundborg is Co
5,000
Friedrichs Ss Co.___
4
10,000
5,000
CP.~
Higginson Corp
Lehman
8,000
Co.—
Peabody &
Loeb
White. Weld & Co
;
25 ADELAIDE ST. WEST-TORONTO,
Kuhn,
In
Florida.
It was
In
Florida in August of 1954, but did not -actually commence any reinsur*
a nee
business until April 1. 1955.
The-company, by Its charter, Is
authorized to write all kinds of Insurance.
It is licensed in Florida
2,000
«■
Kidder,
will be used to increase capital and
proceeds
company was incorporated on Sept. 26, 1952
licensed to engage in the reinsurance business
Miller,
Si
net
surplus,
8,000
2,000
Howard, Weil,. Labouisse,
'
2,000
2.000
2,000
Shields
Co.—
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
in this country.
Melleri
Common
—
BUSINESS—The
Lemon Si Co
Inc.
Co.
.
Space
Lane,
Kreeger & Co
Joseph,
3,000
8,000
3,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co,
J. -Barth & Co.-i.
CANADA-
Johnson,
Reinsurance
offering to holders of its
outstanding common stock- of record April 23, 1959,
rights to subscribe for 514,500 additional shares of com¬
mon stock (par $1) at $4.15 per share on the basis of 1.4
additional shares for each share held; rights to expire
on .May
11.
The offering is bring underwritten by a
group of underwriters headed by Francis I. duPont &
Co., Gbodbody & Co. and The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.
PROCEEDS—The
r
The
Independent
Stock Offered—The company is
net sales
1959
American
•
,
,
of
773.
complete line
share.
names
Corp.—Registers With SEC
This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
May 1, 1959 covering 180,000 shares of capita) stock, as to which
options have been or may in the future be granted to.management-and.
other key employees under the company's Stock Option Plan.—V. 187,
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
'
Bache
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers'' Association of Canada
holdings of common stock of the company by partners of the
Freres firm and their immediate* families before the sale of
stock being offered was 266,075 shares; or 17.5 ft of the outstand¬
common stock of the company.
After the; contemplated sale, the
Lazard
improvements
a
1,
a
.ficial
$47,092,000 and net income $862,000, equal to 46 cents per share,
'
the
far-sighted investor.
transportation of automobiles in the United States and
company and a partner in the invest¬
ment banking firm of Lazard Freres & Co., proposes to sell 6,458 of the
10,763 shares owned by him.
Among - the selling; stockholders are
other partners in the Lazard Freres firm.
The aggregate befae-
most
Hayden, Stone Si Co.-—J.— 12,093
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co—
2,000
choice for the
for the
shipyard and drydock for the construction and repair of river towboats
and barges.
ft
p.
manufactures
company
fertilizers used in
Shares
boundless
located at Jeffersonville, Ind., filed a registration
on April 30,
1959, covering 400,000 shares ol
stock, $3 par value, to be offered for public sale by the holders
seven
cents per share. In theeight months ended March 2, 1958. For the fiscal year ended June 30.
1958 sales were $92,277,000 and net Income $4,883,000, equal to $2.5')
company's general funds. The company
reports
that between July
1,
1953 and March 1,
1959 it made
capital expenditures of about $31,000,000, and plans adidtional ex¬
penditures of about $19,000,000 In the next three years in the developwill
of new facilities,
program for acquisition
of markets.
EARNINGS—For
v.ere
per
PROCEEDS- -The
or
poses to sell 125,481 shares of
J. Stewart,
a
director of the
46
compared with $41,519,000 and $796,000,
share.
for
on
The prospectus lists 23 selling stockholders, who own in the aggregate
approximately 595;000 shares. American Hawaiian Steamship Co. pro¬
its holdings of 209.136 shares; Charles
Investment News-Cover
types of farming and certain raw
materials for the chemical and other industries.
Sales of fertilizers
account for about 70ft of the company's business.
Chemical Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Public offering of 216,093 shares of common
stock (no par) was made on May 7 by a group of invest¬
ment firms headed by Hayden, Stone & Co. at $33.50
shares
its
mixed
of
converted
through an underwriting group headed by F. Eberstadt & Co.
public offering price and underwriting terms Will be supplied by
None of the proceeds will be received by the company.
The company and its subsidiaries operate a water carrier system on
the inland waterways (excluding the Great Lakes), a truck-barge serv¬
33
-
BUSINESS—The
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
stock
common
is
amendment.
extension
and
par
American Agricultural
per
of
ment
notiifcation with the
of
it
company,
American Home Products
per
shares
provided
The
Corp.,
covering 150,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
share), through Alkow Si Co., Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif.
2Va
thereof
33
—.
This
common
Los Angeles, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Allied
of
held,
statement with the SEC
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
192% tons each.
capacity of 3350 gallons of dicwel oil.—V. 185, p.
33
Reserve Banks
horsepower.
rate
stock
American Commercial Barge Lino Co.—Registers With
Offerings—-V——
51
Dividends Declared and Payable..
9
Foreign Exchange Rates—:
46
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
46
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
three
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
State and City Bond
eyliuder
gross
33
General Corporation &
said
ALCO
42
43
not
capacity
at
preferred
be received by either of the company's transfer agents, Irving
One Wall St., New York, or Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlanta,
Georgia, before the close of business June 5, 1959.—V. 189, p. 2789.
ice
than any others available.
The heavy-duty DL-600 design
pioneered by ALCO in 1903, but the units now rolling from the
Schenectady shops arc the first for high-speed, through lreight service.
of
Trust Co.,
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
was
Preferred Stock
on June
39
Transactions American Stock Exchange
greater
in
share
SEC Index of Stock Prices
units
accounts
and
must
38
DL-600's
24
Redeem
called for redemption
stock
common
each
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
July.
inventories
before June 5, 1959. Preferred stock so converted on or before
May 18,
1959 will be entitled to receive, on June l, 1959, the common stock
dividend of $0.60 per share heretofore declared. Stock to be converted
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
has
freight service. They are similar,
previously delivered to the railroad.
into
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
24
in
34
Over-the-Counter Markets
^
finance
to
15, 1959 allot its
4% ft
cumulative
convertible
preferred
stock,
at
tbe>"
price of $110; 175 per share, which includes 17% cdhts
representing unpaid axld accrued dividends'from June 1, 1959 to the
redemption date. The stock will be redeemed on and after June 15, 1959
at the Irving Trust Co.,
the company's depositary and redemption
agent, One Wall St., New York 15, N. Y; The stock may be converted
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
started deliveries to the Atchison, Topcka A'
locomotives with the highest mainline hauling
capacity ever built into a diesel-electric unit.
Tho locomotives—all turbosupercliarged 2400-horsepower ALCO DLCOO's—will be used on the Santa Fe between Los Angeles and Chicago
Santa
spring months
189, p. 1789.
company has
Toronto Stock Exchange..
Alco Products, Inc.—Makes Locomotive Deliveries—
,
early
outstanding
36
37
37
$215,058
■'21,177
1789.'
p.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$360,240
151,285
outstanding at May 1, 1959 aggregated
of
the seasonal mature of the business, the
incurs ishort-term bank loans during the late
redemption
34
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Exchange.___—
•The
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Equitable Securities
*
Stock
13
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange....
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
.
,
American Bakeries Co.—To
25
the
Outstanding
1960
■'kv?''''V-i.vPage
Alabama Power Co.—Bidders for Bonds—
for
and
receivable.—V.
,
trading session
winter
Because
customarily
company
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
the
of
due
~
NOTE; Short term bank loans
$7,000,000.
having been acquired by Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.).
The delisting of the S and W common stock-became effective at the
close of the trading session on April 29, 1959, and the delisting of the
become
notes,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$12,000,000
$12,000,000
stock (without par value)—
2,500,000 shs.
2,100,000shs.
Common
S and W common stock
will
GIVING EFFECT
Authorized
of The Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
frojp' the •
Exchange (the company being in the process.ot Jodn
pleto liquidation following the sale ol' its principal assets to Blaw-Knox
Co. > and-to delist the common stock of S and W Pine Poods, Inc..
from the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange (ail but 12,849 shares of the
common
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
dejist
York Stock
Aetna-Standard
$1.25
*
.
.
stock
common
New
Price
Corporation and Investment News
*'
4
Monday, May 11, 1959
13Q
—
.95
Inc..,—
Mlddendorf
Ss Co
Strader Sr. Co., Inc—
.95
95
Co
95
Joe NfeAlister Co.
-
JB5
^5
-
—
95
95
V
2
The Commercial ancl
(2134)
„
"
portion of the cost of the company's anticipated 1959 program
additions, betterments and extensions to its plant and property.,
Offering—A
Co.—Secondary
Service
Public
Arizona
secondary offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par
made on April 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $40.50
per share
(ex-div.), with a dealer's concession of 70
cents per share.
It was completed. \
5J55)
called for redemption on June -5, 1939, all oi
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $50)
t»t $53 per share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at
the Flirt National Bank of Arizona, Phoenix, Ariz.
June
terminate
right to convert stock will
5, 1959.—V. 189, p. 1402.
at
close
the
set
The
dividend
first
July 1,
1959
—V.
-Net
PROCEEDS
used
by
the
proceeds
from
incident
an
the
follows: East-
preferred
the
stock
to. the
of
extension
.
189,
p.
C.
'
improvement
counties
75
in
the
state
Arkansas.
of
2-cceived,35.6%' of it# operating
Dec.
At
from
revenues
residential arid' rural' customers; '20.8'/t
to
the
C APIT ALIZ ATI ON
the
1958,
year
of $57,317,000 and
31,
-
during 1858.
tolal
had
PRESENT
TO
V"
-''".V '
;
'
$ '■'
Outstanding series..———
sinking fund debs due 1974
3%%
par
4.32%
IU
$250,000,000
value)--;
authorized
70,000 shs.
93.500 shs
75,000 shs.
10,000.000 shs.
*
5,460,000 shs.
the
by
mortgage
and
None
cte'ed
of
'
Utilities
'
Inc.
Stone
underwriters:
W";.
Webster Securities
&
.Corporation
I
'
the
are
Langley ft Co.
3,500
(Stone
;
&
8.500
—
—.
C. Bradford &
Fahnestock ft Co
J.
»
,
,
Crawford
Co
Sunstein
ft
ft
Private Placement
$175 million
1,000
1.000
Thomas
R.
ft
Co.----
1.000
2,500
C.
C.
Collings ft Co.,
Co.,
—.2,000
1,509
....
-
Schmcrtz
Co.—
ft
Inc.
and
Co.
Strader
)
A:
Co
Private
and
Company. Inc.-
v
debentures
Tindall ft
W.
J.
Co.
200%,
March
in
each
to
redeem
convertible
are
share,
if
beginning
year,
into
converted
the
on
of debentures
amount
debentures
per
3D
at
100%
and
before
or
1970.
stock
common
011
in
following
per share,
105'v
series
GIVING
sinking
clue
fund
1)
interest.
EFFECT
1968-.—
3%%'
series
due
TO
1971
4Vt%
series
due
19731
—
The
subscript ion price is to be $6.75
per
share.
held]
-,-
,1
•
As
to. the; remaining 13,000 shares, they aic
presently outstanding
shares which are to be acquired front the holders thereof
by
Stearns & Co.. at a price of $7 per
share, for public
Bear].
public offering price is
holders
also
Stearns &
have
Cc„
distribution."
to
agreed
warrants
be
to
supplied
sell
to
by amendment:
certain
investors,
Certain
,
an
Thil
stock-!
including
evidencing the right to purchase
The latter
BearL
aggregatil
to
came
last
'
,
'
•
week's
:
projection for the May 4-29
•
,
sinking fund debentures clue
•.
1982
f_.ease
agreement obligations
terest rate)
payable.,(4,!
Common'stdck'\par $5 3-'.'
—r-
tne
net
funds
I
Companies-
A
75,975,000
*
3,259,375
'
$690,835,624
750.000
common
siiS.
be outstanding
except that additional
proceeds
and
from
II
:
Bonds
Stocks
$240,091,893
___
Total
$307,043,731
133,700,000
$547,135,624,
; 10,000,000
143,700,000
^$373,791,893:%$317,043,731
$690,835,624
,
stock
received
time
as
follows:
;
.
'
;
at
bonds
contained
hich
in
mav
■*
to
will
be
time
SoOyOOt
,
'
'
•
*
time under
mav
the
be
added
appiie.i
be
ro
issued
indenture.
issued
the
1-
5
___.
>
;
.
$158,945,900
S-.:L
184,159,748
r
.
49,124,500
243,124,500*
'
75,500,000
___.
,
112,043,248
,72,116,500
194,000,000
___.
Total A
$86,060,000
29,97Q,000
,
105,470,(
upon'
com-
:or defrat-ir
the
^
i
^
"L
v.-
corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In
Registration" Section of the May .7
Thursday issue of the Chronicle and the extensive financial news
: 630,008.63 shs.
any
June
Stocks
$72,885,900
___.
lion Public Service Electric &
Gas Co. debentures June 2.
A detailed^
description of the above
358,000*
•
debentures.
PROCEEDS—The
general
1,000.900;
i
•
accordance witn tne restrictions
of
850,000
—l—{-*
*^ie. aniounT ol bends which-may
of
878,000 '•
1,200,000
1.000.000
_
_
shares
525,000
in¬
_
notes,
fttGcnture is un^ixniTed
$960,000
'
4.
$1,260,000
sink fund, debentures due 1984
until April 1, 1969)
Oi
Outstanding
♦
-
(convertible
^Exclusive
TABLE
$414,502,400
$277,197,748 > $691,700,148 ;
larger offerings coming up are: $20 million General
American Oil Co. of Texas debentures
May 11; $16 million Southwestern
Electric Power Co. bonds
May, 12; $15 million Idaho Power Co. bonds
May 13; 1,182,077 shares Potomac Electric Power common
May £ 13:
708,485 shares of Florida Power Co. common
May 15; rescheduled $33,570,000 Glickman Corp. common
May 18; $50 million Alberta Municipal
Financing Corp. debentures May 20; $75 million Consolidated Edison Co.
of N. Y. bonds
May 26; $80 million National Steel Corp. bonds on
May 27:
$25 million Southern Electric
Generating Co. bonds May 28; and $50 mil¬
FINANCING
t
.
.
f>c.ny's
■
Total
following
1962; $27.50
1,
PRESENT
_
1
totaled
Some of
the
at
%
due
conversion
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, located at 18(>b FraxikIui:St.,^Santa Monica, Calif.J
regif tration statement with the -3EC on May A,„ 1959 coverini
89.620 shares of common stock.
Of this stock, 76.620
shares are to bl
for subscription by common stockiiblders of
record -April 30J
1959, at the rate of threa. new shares?for each ten shares-,then
.
bonds—
1966
series
_
a
the
to
(April
accrued
April
:
to
annually,
pay
day
Authorized
mortgage
in
filed
Bonds
'
^
companj]
318,610,480
:
.
———
May 11-15
May 18-22
May 25-29
if converted thereafter and 011 or before
April 1, 1965; anfl
share, if converted thereafter and on or before
April 1, 1969.
CAPITALIZATION
,.
formerlji
Dynamicsl
Private Capital Demand
■
sufficient
sum
$66,000 principal
0
of
Debentures Sold—Snow
—
redeemable at prices
ranging from
interest in each case. The company will
plus accrued
before
instalment
was
The securities scheduled t6 reach, the fnarket in the
next four weeks
500
are
•on
4.60%
Dewey
division
a
offered
and Insurance
_______
Total
-
2030.
books closed.
5 Va 1c
Mr.
Corp.,
500
—-
Sweeney & Co. Inc., and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., on
May 6
publicly offered $1,000,000 of 4.60% convertible sink¬
ing fund debentures due April 1, 1984 (convertible until
April 1, 1969) at 104!!%, plus accrued interest from
April V, 1959.'/This offering was oversubscribed and the
3%
Benson-Leliner
This
v-
r
.
"
.
are
•First
illness.
Instrument
Straus ,Blcss<?r ft McDowell,. 500
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
per
protracted
%
Corporations
500
$30
of
Reeves
$292,990,769
•
500
1,00
1,009„
&!'Mdrsliall -_'tl—1*1,000
$25
' '
•
500
Uucournau & Kees
First Soutj^ryest. Co._.l4.;—-
The
of|
■?
APRIL FLOTATIONS
than
more
,
Public Sales
500
—
Newman
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.
rates:
of
Mr. Griffin will remain associated with the
sales representative.—V. 187, p. 1998.
;'.
...
a
TABLE
500
1,500
a
because
Total
S00
Kohn
E.
Yaniall, Biddle ft Co
or
-
&
Inc.—
Quinn
Trustee
corporation
This
—
500
Lucas, Eisen and Wacckerle:
1.500
ft •Co.——:;.
Inc.
1,500
The
1018.
,
Sterne, Agee & Leach.1,500
189, p.
p.
1,000
.—
Underwood ft Co., Inc.
A.
Other
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner_2,1.000
Clayton Securities Coip
500
3.00c
A. G. Edwards ft Sons
V.
j.89,
perl
|
obligation
of America—^New President—
______
1.000
Co
ft
Richard
-
public.—V.
the
-
Transportation.
Banks, Investment
1,000
Co.
Cunningham,
Foster
to
of
thel
$6
B. Dewey lias been elected President
and Chief
Executive|
succeeding William Griffin who sold
his
interest
in
this
Utilities
ft
Steele, Haines ft Co
Lamford,
Co.:
Strauss
L_*_
Stix
Putnam & Co
S.
>
Cce
Goodbcdy & Co.—2,000
33. F. Button ft Co..
2.000
«T.
offered
payment
at
shows this breakdown:
Shares
Co..-1,000
&
4,000
(Southern Securities Corp.
William R. Stoats & Co
&
final
and
offered
Again equity issues in May's offerings are much more numerous than
yet the demand for debt money is larger, despite its lesser
attractiveness during the business
upswing.
The total private
corporate capital financing that occurred in April
.
4,000
Inc. —•
::
3,000
V/rn. E. Pollock ft Co., Inc._ 3,000
Hoolittlc
be
managing
McCourtney-Brcckenrldge
'•*
Hill,
Mackall
Securities
Webster
corp
"
Gerstlcy,
8,500
Glore, Forgan & Co—
.
to
with
debt issues,
.
C.
be
stock
Files|
—
notification
Corp. oi America.
4
as
■•V'-
Shares
W.
Avionics Corp.
Officer,
Vice-President
'
,
period.
—
and
not
of
but
PURCHASERS
The purchasers, successful bidders in
competitive
bidding, are, subject to usual conditions, under a firm commitment to
buy all of the new preferred stock.AV. C. Langley & Co., Glore, Forgan
Co.,
will
letter
common
full
a
a
Chalmers
sev-
Rubber
about
trust, is
-
ft
They
company.
be
filed
According to the data compiled by the Corporate Financing Depart¬
private and SEC
sources, if the publicly announced private
corporate issues for which
offering dates have been set during the May 11-June 5 period go through
as scheduled
they are expected to aggregate approximately $692 million.
This figure is exclusive of
private placements which may occur, and is
issuance of bonds Is otherwise limited by pioperty
'"■fend earnings ratios and other provisions of the mortgage arid deed
of
trust,
t On
Jan.
8,
1959
the company
increased its authorized
common stock to
10,000,000 shares and issued 480,000 shares to Middle
Bouth
securities will
privately placed for the past month of April.
$690,835,624.
7,850,000
93,500 shs.
series
maximum
27
ment of the Conimercial and Financial Chronicle from^^
75,000 shs.
11,500 shs.
par
The
-
and
operating
$
70,000 shs.
5.48',;.
Future
April
on
The amount of private
corporate offerings in the next four weeks is
expected to reach about the same impressive total as that actually sold
111,700,000
'
'•* The
has
$500,000
it
t
-
♦Common stock ($12.50
1
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Outstanding
V
*
value):
4.72'.;
v.-
\
7,850,000
.—
($300
cum.
corporation
covering 4 584 shares of
share, without underwriting.
.:r-'rr
Inc.—_
AND
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
below
named
the
1958.
of $3,294,000.-
EFFECT
' V
Preferred
-
Drop-I
'
,
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
bontis^__k wAv-—>250,000,000
mortgage
•
to
sale of electricity
the
company
net income
GIVING
'.V
i
:
'
-
improvements
was
•
First
'
'
and
will
•sources.
EARNINGS--For
additions
SEC
-
company, through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co. and Smith, Barney & Co., has arranged to place pri¬
received from sales to
commercial customers; 32.5%• from sales to industrial customers;
and
11.1% from sales to governmental customers, public utilities and other
revenues
>
Allyn .& Co., Inclwwa--—500,000 .f
of
provided electricity to 289,916 customers, and
company
'
engaged' in the sale of
and sale of .natural gas.
,BUSINESS- vCom.pany, a subsidiary of Middle South Utilities. Inc.?
its' headquarters in Little Rock, Ark., and serves electricity in 61
the
r-'
*
The
company;
—
1923.
p.
ror
Automation Intruments, Inc., Pasadena, Calif:
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
in the respective amounts
aggregate of $1,000,000 principal amount of. deben¬
Electric Co.
189,
used
also
has
of
erty'.'—V.
be
thereof.
sale
underwriters
1673.
will
proceeds
of : such
amount
1989.|
.
;
...
the
for
company
and
is
distribution
the
construction of new facilities, for
present facilities and for other cor¬
porate purposes.
The company's construction program is expected
to result in expenditures of about $30,100,000 for 1959.
the
or
Co.—Secondary Distribution—A
secondary distribution of 38,300 shares of class A com¬
mon stock (par $1) Was made on May 5 by Bache & Co.
and associates, at $32 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of 90 cents per share.
This offering has been com¬
pleted.—V. 189, p. 702.
new
of
sale
The company
"
Atlantic City
for
the
below,
Armstrong
April 1, 1959.
The new preferred stock Will be redeemable at any
time at the option of the company at redemption prices ranging from
$108.48 per share on or prior to April 1, 1964 to $105 per share after
April 1, 1969, in each case plus accumulated a-nd unpaid dividends.
he
forth
A.
series of preferred
and such dividends will be cumulative from
date
fields.
Aetna
Snow, Sweeney & Co.
dividend.
$5.52
a
payment
ar.d
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
.
character,
of the
tures:
(jointly)
Blyth &
(Smith, Inc., and Smith, Barney
Co. (jointly), $100.6899 for a $5.48
dividend; White, Weld & Co., $100.29 for a $5.52 dividend, and Lehman
Brothers, $100,281,9 for
manner
or
UNDE. It WRITERS—Each
Equitable Securities Corp.
100.04 a share for preferred stock with a $5.44 dividend;.
Co., Inc.* Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
«tock will be
time
e«.&lly agreed to purchase from the
-
as
the
determine
As
appliances
gas
and
Co.
the
or
to
company produces and purchases gas in Franklin County. Ark.,
which the company owns tho White Oak, Lone Elm and WatalulaJetliro gas lields, and has the right to purchase certain gas from the
Light Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
bids for the offering,
time
.
vately $5,000,000 of 4h
ikst mortgage bonds due
it was announced on May 4.
a
•.
'
iff..
The
The
offering of 75,000 shares of 5.48% cumulative
preferred stock ($100 par value) at a price of $103 per
fchare and accrued dividends, to yield 5.32%, was made
on
May 6 by an underwriting group jointly managed
by W. C. Langley & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co. and Stone
& Webster Securities Corp. This offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed. The group won award of
the preferred shares at competitive sale on May 5 on a
tw'd of $101.07 per share.
%>,:>/
The company received other
Dillon, Union Securities
this
.
■
-
in
—Public
roan
of
received
be
Arkansas.
of business
.
to
by the Company from
debentures it is anticipated that additional funds
lroin other funded
indebtedness but ••it'is-'not"prac¬
obtained
at
proceeds
new
Fayetteville, Ark.
Its primary business is the production, purchase,.',
transmission, distribution and sale of natural gas within the State of
Cecil
Arkansas Power &
the
to
the
BUSINESS—This company was organized 011 July 2, 1929 in Arkansas,
and maintains its principal executive office at 28 East Center Street,
outstanding $2.40
The
ot
indebtedness
has
company
be
ticable
Stock—
To Redeem Preferred
sale
will
was
The
its
addition
In
the
Financial Chronicle
•
tained in the
con-;
Monday issues.
.
'
-
"•
T
;
•
■' ''
-
-
1
May 7/T959.
r
-(•*
■
18^ " Number 5845
Volume
59,670
of
shaves
common
cliasable,
at
§14.917,50. c
or
a
cents for each share pur-
of 25
price
;
.
California Interstate Telephone Co.
.
-
M..
1950.
at" Victorville, " Calif., filed a registration
April 30, 1959, covering 150,000 shares of
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by William R. Staats & Co. The public
offering, price and underwriting terms are -to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
v
'
:
.''
general
ry.
—V.
incorporated
In
Neck.
of
The
Y.
"Sales
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
shares
stock
common
Bowser, Inc.—Registers
This
company
With
—V.
year,
electrical
5
filed a
conductors.
registration
electrical
of
One
division
industries
construction
and-electrical
aircraft and missiles.
curred
of
to
electronic
and
in
$1,300,000
the acquisition
its
European
'
.
Goos,
who
own
—
capital to meet
Electric
Louisiana
Ltd.
below.
Net
and the other serves
equipment,
appliances,
operations.
15,523
shares,
which
wero
covering $1,450,000 of participations In its Employees' Stock Pur¬
Plan, together with an unspecified number of shares of its
stock
which
may
be
acquired
pursuant
thereto.—V.
189,
chase
an
rev.
ry.
p.
-
189, p.
William
1959—1 Mos.—1958
$13,303,388 $11,525,659 $54,071,152 $46,597,245
1791.
COMMERCIAL
Dana
AND
Seibert,
FINANCIAL
President.
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
a
(Reg.
week
U.
S.
(every
With
On
account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
has called for redemption on June 15, 1959, all of its
cumulative preferred stock at $102 Mi per sTiare, plus
of $ 1 'A per share.—V. 188, p. 947:
dividends
—V.
189,
SEC
Mu¬
—
p.
announced
letter of notification with the
a
to
be
per
to
are
be
for
used
expenses
incidental
to
mining
724.
p.
'
''.■
the
of
„
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$637,410
$1,697,105
$1,747,510
394,402
1,324,89G
and
$243,008
$372,209
$546,790
54,241
82,923
126,433
197,932
—
on
to
ln.-tho
state
of
Massachusetts);
of., investment
Co. as principal underwriters -of Colonial shares, J&me9 H.
President, and Colonial Management Associates as the* investment >
<
Ice
Colorado and
Skating:
Center,
Inc.,
Denver,
Colo.—
Southern Ry.—Delisting Proposed—
Exchange has applied to the SEC to delist the
second preferred and the common stock of this company; and the
Commission has issued an order giving Interested persons until. May 12,
4%
Computer Systems, Inc. (N.Y.)—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
through Adams & Peck, New ..York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital to finance additional
inventory requirements.
Condonna
company
in
The
Ltd.—William
J.
Conrad
Chicago Regional Office announced April 30, 1959, that an
returned April 28, 1959 (USDC, ND O) charging William
violating the Securities Act and Mail. Fraud Statute
in the sale of unregistered common stock of Condonna Uranium Mines
Ltd. (a Canadian company) through false and fraudulent representations,
J.
was
September,
Conrad
was
with
of
and other types of
$1)
Mines
SEC
indictment
Connecticut
—A
of newer, heat-resistant alloys. The company will
sales-related activities such as conversion coating,
(par
Uranium
Indicted—
corporation intends to use the not proceeds from
in the Los Angeles, Calif, area.
business
corporation on April 21 filed a letter of notification, with the
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share,
metal finishing work.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
—
1,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
*150,000 shs.
150,000 shares of common stock, the maximum number
issued upon the exercise of the presently outstanding
common stock options, which options are not exercisable for a period
of 13 months after the commencement of this offering.—V. 189, p. 1791.
to
change
broadening
The corporation on April 16 filed a letter of notificatioo with.the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered. at "par ($3 per
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for the purchase of a.building, improve¬
ments, equipment and tor fixtures and for working capital.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
stock
a
share),
wide variety
shares
a
Delaware
<to
adviser.
'
/
in
effect
(from
reflect
Stock Sold-—
Corp. of New York and Miami Beach
May 5 that the sale of a new issue of
incorporated under the laws of the
1958. The company plans to engage
chemical milling production to service
manufacturers of aircraft and other products and their sub-contractors.
The
initial plant facilities are intended to accommodate large-scale
operations in chemical milling of steel and aluminum alloys, and
chemical milling under laboratory conditions of magnesium, titanium
engage
to
to
1959, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application,, all
and 23,579 preferred shares are owned by Chicago,
Burlington & Qulncy RR. Co.—V. 189, p. 1792.
of California
phosphating
is
but 30,235 common
Milling International Corp.
the
merely
Industries
name
The New York Stock
1791.
BUSINESS—The
in
Gas
of
30,
Witter
Crr,
of
change
The net assets of Gas Industries amounted to $74,1QL047 on
1959.
The prospectus lists White, Weld & Co. and Dean
policy.
April
said
is
merger
the
SEC
diversified
incorporation
1,200,720
income^..
PROCEEDS—The
primarily
the
a
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
■
$151,090
—
investment
company on May 5 filed a registration state¬
covering
1,100,000
shares of. common stock.
open-end investment company which has been
organized to succeed by .merger to all of the assets and. liabilities of
Gas Industries Fund, Inc., also an investment company."
The purpose
with
Colonial is
the sale of the stock to establish a plant
be
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers,
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a
Patent
Files
Colonial Energy Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This Boston
Colorado
456,418
California.
of
cents
—
Exchange Commission—
shares of common stock (par five cents)
share, without underwriting.
891,618
15
proceeds
ment
Name—
150,000 shares of Chemical Milling International Corp.
common stock
(par $1) at a price of $2 per share has
been completed.
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc. and
V. K. Osborne & Sons, Inc., both of Beverly Hills, Calif.,
participated in the offering of the stock in the State of
a
and
operations.—V. 184,
Offering Com¬
"
and
at
The
from railway
Chemical
also
covering
offered
Aetna Securities
State
Securities
The corporation on April 13 filed
;
Light & Power Co.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 56,150 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on May 5 by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
$24.87^2 per share, with a dealer's concession of
80 cents per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.
at
—V.
189,
p.
1128.
Connelly Containers, Inc., Pencoyd, Pa. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company on May G filed
a registration
statement with the
SEC covering 6,250 shares of common stock, to be issued pursuant to
its Salaried Employees' Stock Purpose Plan for 1959.—V. 185, p. 2555.
25 Park Place, New York 7. N rY'tfi^t^-"s9kV?"
statistical issue on Mondayl. Other offices. 135 S. La
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company: Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office
in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
NOTE:
1,783,182
Equipment Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
company
accrued
-Excluding
1959-Month—1958
1,690,052
2027.
$607,508
exps
oper.
Common
Butler Brothers—April Sales Up—
THE
Financing—•
Authorized
Sales
Clark
expanding volume of business,
Co., Inc.
1571.
Period End. Apr. 30-^—
$2,426.253•. $2,446,797
bakery,
aluminum.
Northwestern
1959—Month—1958
operating rev-
Railway oper.
common
—V.
of
Notes Placed Privately—
Industries, Ltd.—New
Bell
operations
acquired by them upon the dissolution of Buggie following the sale of
assets to Burndy.
They propose to sell 21,000 and 6,500 shares of
Burndy stock, respectively.
This corporation on May 7 filed a registration statement with the
p.
made
Charleston & Western Carolina. Ry.—Earnings-
Railway
electric
its
SEC
building.,
the
May 6 announced completion of the
notes to Prudential
period End, Mar, 31—
of
and
688,784
1792.
p.
corporation, with offices at 633 North Water St., Milwaukee.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May. 1, 1959
covering 30,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for-public sale
through Emch and Company and The Marshall Company, both of
Milwaukee. The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in commercial financing and supplies funds
to business, concerns
located throughout Wisconsin
and neighboring
States.
Net proceeds of the sale of its stock will be added to general
funds of
the company to provide
additional working capital.
The
company now has outstanding 108,048 shares of common stock and
placed with these institutions in May of last
the company said.
•
^
Graham
Net
of H.
47,607
$915,243
586,916
V
$9,542,431
7,095,634
was
Cerametal
1
Burndy lias outstanding 1,013,637 common shares (along with certain
are held by manage¬
John
F.
Jones
and
A.
for
primarily
pleted—The recent public offering of $5,000,000 5Ys%
first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1989 by an underwrit¬
ing group headed jointly by The First Boston Corp. and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., has been completed. For
details, see V. 189, p. 1924. I
indebtedness), of which 174,204 shares (17.2%)
ment
officials.
The
selling
stockholders
are
George
7,498,680
2,368 shares of preferred stock.—V. 189, p. 479.
products
statement with the
the
$9,924,933
2,374,490
Civic Finance Corp.—Proposes Stock Offering—
about $20.8 million.
fields,
$3,289,733
i
income
oper.
189,
-1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
2,661,545
$822,096
exps
This
million,"
$35
The company is negotiating for sale of $2,500,000
repay
to finance
$250,000
exceed
should
228,167
306,84QV
Wis.,
increase over the corresponding
year
Case Credit Corp.
Central
the
short-term bank borrowings, In¬
H. Buggie, Inc., of Toledo, and
for various other purposes.
The assets of Buggie were acquired April
30, 1959 in consideration of the issue of 65,000 common shares, the
payment of $1,125,000 in cash and the assumption of certain, of its
liabilities.
Concurrently, the company purchased for $175,000 cash
from John F. Jones and George A. Goos, the principal shareowners of
Buggie, certain additional plant property in Toledo then occupied by
Buggie under lease.
Burndy contemplates the expenditure of some
$600,000 for the construction and equipping of expanded manufacturing
facilities" at the newly acquired Toledo properties and the investment
used
be
—V.
funds
long-term
for
209,513
18.654
from railway
rev.
ry.
The
for additional working
See
services
57,150
-
29,978i
$3,483,641
oper. • rev
oper.
operations
Net
corporation, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of J. I. Case
Co., Racine, Wis., farm machinery manufacturer, will use the proceeds
of 15-year notes to an insurance company. Of the proceeds, $1,050,368
will be applied to retirement of a like amount of mortgage obligations;
and the balance, together with the net -proceeds of the stock sale,
will
Net
:
This
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company's products consist principally of specialized connecting
devices for making secure electrical and mechanical Joints and ter¬
power
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
tual Life Insurance Co. The same amount of long-term
notes
statement with the SEC
F
5,287
2032.
Railway
shipments climbed to a new high
sale of $25,000,000 of 15-year 5%%
Life Insurance Co. of America and
27,500 shares, representing outstanding stock, by the
The prospectus lists Dominick & Dominlck and
as the principal underwriters.
The public offering
and the remaining
manufacturers
fiscal
industrial
This corporation on
Schwabacher & Co.
for
need
a
Case
I.)
276,862
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1235.
p.
51,863
Clayloon Uranium Co., Inc., Spokane, Wash.
-present holders thereof.
minals
189,
(J. I.)
152,500 shares of common stock. Of this
125,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the company
stock,
April 17,
manufacturers
other
8,394
99,065
April, 1959, figures are preliminary and subject to change.—V. 189,
outstanding 5%
SEC—
-
Tills corporation on May
seeking registration of
SEC
p.
non-transferable
Co.—Subsidiary Completes
See J. I. Case Credit Corp. below.—V. 188,
Burndy Corp.—Registers With SEC—
-
and
28,016
1,275
cars'
passenger
Total
received
also
by
occasioned
current
corporation
(J.
*347,121 shs.
35,000
May 7 filed a registration
on
3027.
188, tb
have
$12.8 million, an 86%
the
4,630
2,325
—
770,143
added, "and we anticipate that this improvement will
forward into I960." In its 1958 fiscal year, ended Oct. 31, Capitol
The
covering 750- participations in its Employee Thrift Plan, together with
15.000 shares-of common stock which may be acquired pursuant thereto.
—V.
V.;
weeks ended
for
21,248.-
Dodge trucks
$1,189,916
Mechanicsburg."
in
63,704,
2,583
7,301
Imperial
■
was
9,592
5,830
9,288
1,676,933
-134,764
35,378
13,459
20,000
5,912
155,000
33,783
Chrysler
$2,866,849
1,635,076
$1,648,484
1,224,024
*1959—4 .Mps.—1958
59,817
106,366
1959—3 Months—1958
$448,096
325,104
/
four months of 195a was:
21.805
$3,283,560
investors
plant
24
chemical
Outstanding
of common stock to be issued upon
purchase warrants—V. 189, p. 1790,
V
Soto
De
of
*1959—Month—1958
Dodge
555,513
$649,277
516,375
Products net sales were
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
35,000
10 cents)
purchase warrants—.^
(par
'Excluding 35,000
1
Period End. April 30—
$1,003,609
on
name
Authorized
of
>
company
CAPITALIZATION
stock
;
Gurkoff
Mr.
carry
being developed in the extensive research facilities of most
major ethical pharmaceutical manufacturers. In addition, the company
is engaged in designing and developing other electronic and mechanical
instruments for industrial and other civilian uses.
s
stock
v
1827.
period of 1958.
ceuticals
exercise
the
of approximately
is engaged in the business of manufacturing, designing
and developing scientific instruments and instruments system lor use
by physicians, hospitals, psychologists
and pharmaceutical manufac¬
turers.
The
instruments
developed
by
the company are
primarily
designed to aid in the diagnosis, treatment and analysis of body
malfunctions as well as in the testing of new and improved pharma¬
Common
financing
headquarters
company
Common
172, p.
out of sharply expanding sales volume," Mr. Gurkoff stated.
"The proceeds from the sale of the mortgage issue will be
used to
reduce bank loans and
pay
off a small previous mortgage on the
Pa., and at 400 Northern Boulevard, Great
is authorized to do business in New York.
44,
Soto, Chrysler and Imperial
only for the month of April,
1959, compared * with the
of
Plymouth, Dodge, De
cars and Dodge Trucks, U. S.
and for the first four months
month of April, a year ago and the first
2,000,000.
"The
the
Philadelphia
N.
The
invest¬
Chrysler Corp.—Car Production Increased—
Production
arising
of Biophysical Instruments, Inc.
As
company acquired
all of the assets of Medical
Electronics Development Co., of Great Neck, New York, a proprietor¬
ship organized in 1953, and shortly after said acquisition the company's
name was changed to Biophysical Electronics, Inc. The company's exec¬
utive offices and production facilities ore located at 20 East Herman
Street,
this ball club has
interest in
stock
passenger
options to purchase 25,000 shares of Capitol Products' common stock
at
$19.50 per share prior to April
1, 1964. Thereafter, and until
April
1.
1969,
the option price is $25.00 per share.
There are
currently outstanding 809,840 common shares out of the authorized
warrants
Pennsylvania
(far north
547,247
income—
1791.
institutional
The
i
wiil be used for repayment of loans;
of equipment; for consolidation of the company's present
facilities in a new plant, the site of which has not yet been selected:
for
expansion of sales efforts; and the balance will be used for
working capital and other corporate purposes.
was
Changes Hands—
common
opportunity."
ment
Capitol Products Corp., Mechanicsburff, Pa. — Bonds
Privately—A group of institutional investors
have bought $2,500,000;000 of
10-year, 6% mortgage
bonds in a private placement, Eugene Gurkoff, Presi¬
dent, announced on May 5.
net proceeds
the
minority
who believe that the Chicago Cubs represent a good
individuals
Placed
for purchase
company
oper.
189, p.
For
under
largest
privately by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Robert A. Podesta,
Managing Partner, announced on May 4.
>
Mr.. Podesta
said,
"these shares were purchased by a group of
*
scribed.
1958
•
1959—Month—1958
exps.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
80,000 shares of common stock (par 10
at $2.50 per share.
This offering was oversub¬
1951
•
To Redeem
—
The
Total
offered
1,
—Minority Interest
$1,196,524
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway operating
Biophysical Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—
City, on May 1 pub¬
26,
.-v. •'
,
.
V'Vv
Railway oper. revenue—
R. L. Scheinman & Co.. New York
Oct.
•
.
.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. below.—V,
issue
BUSINESS—The
,
.
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
will lapse unless exercised.—V. 188, p. 2350.
of
189, p.
Chicago Cubs National League Ball Club, Chicago, 111.
Plymouth
preferred, with detachable warrants to buy 30,000 shares of
authorized common stock at $13.50 per share.
The pre¬
ferred issue also has a sinking fund provision to begin the sixth year.
April
,
Canadian Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—Control Squght—
See
effect.
PROCEEDS—The
4,798,530
1959,
presently
cents)
—V.
corporation has called for redemption on June 1, 1959, all of
outstanding first sinking fund 4%
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1961 at
its
lative
licly
I
100is%. Payment will be made at any branch in Canada
excepted) of the Toronto-Dominion Bank.
:
15-year $l00-par preferred issue, to be placed with, a second
investor, will consist of 4,000 shares of 6% prior cumu¬
the sinking
1
income—
2031.
oper.
The
,
institutional
through
2027.
p.
Canadian Consolidated Grain Co., Ltd.
strengthen the working capital position of the ceramic-on-metal
producer, which last year moved into new headquarters and manu¬
facturing facilities geared for volume production.
The debt financing will consist of a 5 *,4%, 15-year loan, repayable
through sinking fund provisions in annual installments beginning
the sixth
year.
There will be no principal payments for the first
five years.
The insurance company lender is also to receive 10-year
detachable warrants for 45,000 shares of presently authorized common
stock at $10 per share.
The loan will be callable at 105% in the
first jear, declining 1%
per year thereafter until sinking fund pay¬
retired
188,
Bonds—
to
preferred stock is
Ty.
$6,496,458 $21,195,432 $17,925,668
4,248,725
13,439,622
11,024,974
$7,540,637
operations
Net
,
from railway
rev.
been placed
'
Bettinger's management has already secured institutional investor
commitments for both debt and preferred stock financing, according
to Robert A. Weaver, Jr., President.
Funds will be used principally
the
,
Net
if any. of such proceeds will also be used for construction
purposes.—V.
stockholders have been asked to approve $1,000,000 in new
financing, including $400,000 in 6%
preferred stock, and $600,000
in
SVaii
first mortgage
notes.
The annual meeting will be held
on May 19.
'./V;
:/;• d'
'v
Authorization to
increase
the
common
stock capitalization from
500,000 to 1,000,000 shares is also requested, for use in the event
that management can
take advantage of "opportunities to- improve
the earning,, power of the company."
Possible acquisitions were im¬
plied, although management stated that it had no immediate plans
to issue the additional stock.
" v
As
on
bank
The balance,
The
take
SEC
the offering will be used to discharge current
borrowings which it is estimated will not exceed
$2,200,000 when such proceeds are received.
Such borrowings have
been or will be used to finance the company's construction program.
„
The
the
$83,142,004
65,216,336
net proceeds from
Th*
short-term
Rettinger Corp.—Private Placements Arranged—
ments
with
,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Operating rev.. $29,508,429 $38,184,472 $84,996,171
Railway oper. exps
21,967,792
21',688,014
63,800.739
Railway
stock, $5 par value,
common
'
Period End. Mar. 31—
located
This'"'company,
statement
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
-
\
;
corporate purposes, including re¬
"
: ;
' • "
The
company
now
has outstanding 255,400 common shares and
$500,000 of €h« Regulation V loans.
Bernard S. Benson is listed as
president and. owner of 72,300 shares (28.3% ).
Officers and directors,
as a group own 57%
of the outstanding stock. The 13,000 shares being
acquired by Bear, Stearns & Co. are to be sold by Benson, 3,500;
George P. S, Lehijer, a director. 1,000; Lenro & Co., 6,000; and Baum
Adler & Company, 2,500.
Lenro & Co. holds 22,250 shares, which are
beneficially owned by several trusts the beneficiaries of which are
related to Leonard M. Sperry, another director.
orking capital - and : other
search and. development.
v.
Registers With
—•
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the company is engaged primarily in the design,
development; manufacture and sale, of data processing and photographic
instrumentation, equipment and accessories. Net proceeds of; its proposed
stock sale will he added to general funds to be available for additional
Organ ize<L in
<2135); 3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must
at New York,
Other Countries, 572.UO per year.
be made in New York funds.
gS^streeW 2S
JUUwis
saim street, cjmo&|o 3, mjmms
N.^Y.^under the Act of mutcu 3, 1879. subscription!
4
(2136)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Cement Corp.—Merger Ratified—
Consolidated
Crane Co.—Changes in Personnel Announced—
below.—V. 189, p. 1925.
Sco Giant Portland Cement Co.
directors
The
April
on
elected
28
Thomas
Evans
Duke Power
Chairman
as
Chief Executive Officer.
Mr.
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Stock Offered—Blyth
..
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the sale will
of
geneial
Ojast
states
these
well
as
operations
connection
in
and subsidiaries
.
truck
Clcgg
in
as
is
tiie
with
Alaska
and
furnishing
the
Operations
Midwestern
Western
of
Canada.
packing
containerized
and
and
road
tank
In
Mr.
1959,
two
the
corporation
Hawaiian Marine
to
services
overseas
steamships
oil
charter
a
organized
Freightways,
basis
Inc.,
51/%;
a
which
between
is
Pacific
Hawaii.
owned
now
Coast
Net
EARNINGS-
in
revenues
compared
with
1958
were
$65,480,000
and.
$2,252,000
net
DIVIDENDS80 cents per
Dividends
paid
cn
in
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
tGivhig effect to additional
UNDERWRITERS—The
"1,870,749
„
&
T
1959.
loan,
to
purchase
named
the
294,890
45,000
are
below,
J.
shares
of
A.
Ilogle
&
Co.,
E.
Hutton
Edward D.
2,000
Lester,
Blunt
5,000
Loewi
Simmons—!
<fe
s.
Co.
&
Co.,
Co.
Mason
J.
McDonald
Revel
Earle
4,000
F.
Pacific
"A. G. Edwards & Sons
4,000
&' Co.
W.
Co.
D.
Gvadison
&
Richards
189, p.
&
Co
Quail
&
Co.
Inc.—
Co.
&
Co.,
Inc.—.
Northwest
Webber,
Bros.
for
Walston
2,000
7,500
Zilka,
Jackson
Net
&
as
follows:
East
Bonds
Boyce
A:
Co.,
untl May 20,
stock
sale
Co.,
time
on
record-date,
1959,
the
&
improvements,
Robert
such
later
date
shall
as
be
will
be
used
as
in
part
follows:
by
is
expected
Grande
Western
East
$250,000.
The
subsidiaries
will
use
Ohio,
$2,500,000;
New
to
cost
the
_Garden
1959—Mont .1—1958
$18,222,102
12,295,912
'-Y
y..
,;
$5,926,190
covering
offered
at
300,000
$1
per
The proceeds
,
shares
share,
to
are
of
common
without
be
used
stock
notification
1,043,781
$5,485,433
(par
underwriting.
to
2,872,258
2,691,941
and
Chairman
o?
director,
a
of
Auto-Lite
the
for
25
Equipment j Co.
of
corporation
has
called
of
bo
interest.
Bank,
189,
of
be
used
Goodman
acquired
p.
conversion
&
Payment
will
be
made
p.
at
the
pursuant
director and
a
the
to
plan.
The
Cooper Tire
& Rubber
the
of
purpose
Co.
capital
stock
(par
to
and
pay in full a
for additional
Stock
to
was
flew
share.
its
a
be
determined
at the time of offering.
1,000.000 shares of pre¬
for the company, at par value
authorizations by our stockholders give
proposal
class
of
"These
to
authorize
of
Stock—
pie SEC Fort Worth
filing
Paul
and
of
Creson,
and
Regional Office
corporation
30,
1959,
filed
covering
April 29,
1959, the
enjoin Robert
(USDC. ND, Tex.)
seeking to
doing business as Creson &
Co., Hobart David
Mining
the Securities
Co.,
Act
from
in
the
violations
of
the
offer
and
sale
options to purchase stock—V.
188,
p.
of
2740
Lasseter,
registration
Cordillera
pro¬
Mining
fxei
current
debt
of
the
working capital.
du
Pont
A
—
headed
&
Co.
nation¬
by Glore,
Shearson.
and
May
on
7 offered publiclv
1,250,000
(par $1) at $20 per share,
stock
the
first
means
a
American fund
to
be
organized foi
throughWhich investors
partici¬
may
is
a
will
closed-end,
be
offered
intends
to
non-diversified
at
investment
price
a
Market
of $20
1,000 shares.
.
and
company,
share in single trans¬
per
•
;Y
invest
of
the
Sloan
Board
and
of
J.
Colt,
Bankers
Russell
formerly President
Trust
Forgan,
Co..
and
formerly Chair¬
is
senior
and
pean
!
investment advisors,
the other
American.
CAPITALIZATION—The
Euro¬
one
"
v/vY
l
authorized
capital of Eurofund consists -of
8,000,000 shares of common stock,
par yalue $1 per share, with equal
voting rights and equal rights with rdspect to dividends and
assets.
Each share, when issued, will bo
fully paid and non-assessable,
and
will have
conversion rights.
not intend to
no
Eurofund
•
does
make
/
continuous offering of addi¬
tional shares*, but its board of
directors 'may issue additional shares,
..up to the amount authorized in its
charter, at such time or times as
the board may determine.—V.
139, p. 1573.
*
\
;
any
Authority to construct and equip a new building for production of
"than 30,000 silicon power rectifiers per
more
day has been given by
directors of this corporation. Glen
Rar.isey, Vice-President and General
of
Fanstcel's
Rectifier-Capacitor Division,
announced
oh
.Manager
May
1,
.Jan.
Target
•
1,
date
for
completion
of
the
facility
has
been
set
at
1960.
!
v
*
:
'
:
•
)
to be a windowless, two-story structure
providing
120.000 sq. ft. of floor space,
completely air conditioned, with particular
.
The
building
is
to low humidity and meticulous
cleanliness.
In the
produc¬
tion of silicon rectifiers, control of
impurities is even more critical than
consummated
of
April 16,
granting
in
this
1959,
registration
1,376,716
connection
issued
exemption
an
merger
and
in
a /pharmaceutical
laboratory, a Fansteel engineer stated.
< Yl
The equipment is to be of advanced
design, with, many automated
operations. Ail the equipment is being
designed by Fansteel and much
.
•
a
statement
shares
with
of "common
the
SEC
stock,
$1
on
par
value, reserved for issuance upon conversion of shares of the
company's
$1.25 cumulative convertible preferred stock received
by DCA common
stockholders in connection with the
recently consummated merger of
Real Estate Equities,
Inc., into DCA and the rpian of reorganization
1
an
therewith.
order under
with
respect
of
•
to
various
transactions
is
*
to
be
constructed
in
the
Fansteel
equipment
Apr. 30—
1959—Month—1958
Sales
—V.
$2,792,223
139,
p.
$3,000,072
1792.
'
'
*
Stock
The SEC has issued
an
pany Act-permitting this
it owns to its employees
s-
'
employees.
in
turn,
is
(Inc.)
—
the
in
necessary
Sold—Eastman
areas
build
or
acquire
Investment
net
'■•••
i
•
:
"the common stock
Approximately $325,000 in connection with
land, building and fixtures for a new store
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
follows:
as
acquisition
a
Co.,
Conv-
.the
of
store
new
the
debt
debt
„
to
of
the
proceeds
by $187,617,
by $196,205.
under
The
the
Fed-Mart
be
and
of
business.
to
to
reduce
reduce
Corp.
for
the
its
the
build
company
presently
presently
in
El
expansion
company
The
its
to
which
Paso,
of
is
intends
to
!
incorporated
was
Loma
on
Supply
Feb.
3,
Corp.
1959.
in
California
The
name
on
shopping
.
.
properties
immediate
registrants,
restricted to
1926.
-
guests.
Registration is presently principally
government employees (military and civil), teachers, .env?
principally
mination
of
i
their
and
ployees of public
utilities,
chartered savings and loan
gaged
18.
changed
residential
p.
Oct.
was
The company is
primarily engaged in the operation of retail
facilities in which the right to
shop is limited to
maintain
0|l
the
use
outstanding long-terih
outstanding short-term
has found
near certain of its
plant sites for rental to employees; but it
longer necessary to supply rental housing in
many areas in order
a
competent and experienced employee force at most loca¬
tions, and tiie company now proposes to
dispose of its residential nroperties in all cases where circumstances will
permit.—V. 189,
Reid-
engaged
Pont
families
Tex.
"
.
name
plans
used
subsidiary
petroleum
the
company
will
BUSINESS—Corporation
1954
*
which
$200,000
wholly-owned
a
wholesale
balance
is no
to
"t*
the
for
company to sell residential properties wliich
to purchase residential properties from its
to
'Oj
acquisition of the land, building and fixtures, and
for'working capital,
of
or
years
used
-Approximately
According to the company's application, du
the
'
Dil>-
-
a
subsidiary of Christiana Securities Co., which,
subsidiary of Delaware Realty «fc Investment Co. (both
over
be
whiciv the
Christiana and Delaware Realty
being registered investment companies).
Because of this affiliation, du Pout's sale and
purchase of residential
properties to and from its employees is prohibited
by the Investment
Company Act unless the Commission grants an
exemption from such
it
188,
'
company
has recently
completed in Houston, Tex., and
approximately $250,000 will be used as
working capital for. this new
-store.. Approximately $500,000 will be used in connection with
,1
Sale
to
are
Du Pont is
a
PROCEEDS—The
-I
-
$29,550,215 $27,082,539
"
;1
the
;
at
*
exemption order under
'
"
lon, Union Securities & Co. and associates, on April 28
offered publicly 170,700 shares of common stock
(no par)
$11 per share. This goffering was quickly oversub¬
involved
1959—9 Months—1958
(E. I.) dn Pont de Nemours & Co.
Properties to Employees Cleared—
'
•
Fed-Mart Corp.—Common
Y
shops.—V.
•
u
1925.
p.
2641.
1
Commission, under date
the Investment-Company Act.
reorganization.)—V, 189,
it
p.
-
(The
Diana Stores Corp.—April Sales Off—
Period End.
prohibition.
announced
complaint
Cordillera
visions of
stock
a
to
Gluck,
Ernest Gutzwiller,
Hugues Jequier, Antonio Rossi and Francois A.
Smets,
Eurofund will receive advice from two
security
5#
-
Cordillera Mining Co.—SEC
Seeks Injunction Against
Sale
cents)
Chairman of the Board ©f
partner of Glore, Forgan &
Co., is President and a director of
Eurofund.
Other directors include
Howard S. Cullman,
George F. Ferris, Robert T. Haslam, Frank
Pace,
Jr., Hobart C. Ramsey, Philip D. Reed,
Pieter van den Berg, Arthur K.
Watson, Charles J. Hodge, Coleman Burke and
the following, who aro
..associated with six European banks: Raoul de
Lubersac, Gustav
corporation
of
This
April
National
I
20
attention
.
offering of $3,500,000 5*4% senior
sinking
fund
debentures, due April 1, 1974, with common stock
purchase warrants, has been
completed, all of said de¬
bentures having been sold. For
details, see V. 189, p. 1925.
ol
& Co., New York,
Offered
investment firms,
providing
PERSONNEL—S.
Development Corp. of America—Registers With SEC
be
Co.—Offering Completed—The
member
primarily in equity securities of com¬
operating in the six Common Market
countries (France, West
Netherlands and Luxembourg).
Its principal
objective will be capital appreciation,
although dividend or interest
income will be given duo consideration.
Employees Retire¬
,
recent public
a
2033..
p.
Common
—
133
involving less than
.
i
v
as
'
panies
man
the
This
in
Wachovia
Mich
Germany, Italy, Belgium,
2905.
.
1159.
Mr.
Buchanan
extensive investment
portfolio of European Common
Eutofund
Co.—Financing' Proposals Approved—
a
per
of
common
an
actions
Detroit Steel Corp.—Retires Part of Preferred
Stock—
for
Wilmington, N. C.—V. 176,
year!
Davies has
..
187,
approved
stock,
shares
purchase trailers.
redemption on June 1, 1959, all of
Its outstanding first
mortgage bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1952 at 100
% plus
accrued-
am"
"/y.
for five
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.—Builds Rectifier Plant-
the
Conway Hospital, Inc.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
*
Beard
/
years.
ol
scribed and the books have been closed.
!
the
1
company
'
to
are
Joseph
Eurolund
shares of
funds
to
to
securities,
Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 22,000
common stock (par
$20) was made on April 38
by First of Michigan Corp.; Nauman, McFawn & Co.;
and Charles A. Parcells &
Co., at $44 per share, with a
dealer's concession of 60 cents
per share.
It was com¬
pleted.—V. 189, p. 808.
to
State,
50, cents)
with
Clark
10°.000 shares
group
pate in
financial flexibility which is so useful to us in
maintaining a
capital structure when new financing is necessary,", Walker L.
Cislcr, President, explained.
Gas
with
elected
President
as
committee.—V.
the purpose of
.
$2,026,062
977,921
on May 4
approved a proposal to authorize issuance
to $75,000,000 of convertible debentures, with interest rate and
up
$10G
us
Continental Equipment
of
with
proceeds
Hammill
sound
Rentals, Inc., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities ancl
Exchange Commission—
letter
Wood
Elected—-,
PCr share' throuG'h Myron A. Lomasney
shares of
1675.
Detroit Edison
of
to the four
a
betu
President
as
served
BUSINESS—Eurofurul is
oper.- income™
may
Also
subsidiaries during 1959, as follows: East
Ohio, $19,000,000;
Hope, $15,000,000; New York State,
$7,000,000; and Peoples, $13,500,000.
The proceeds of the
gas storage borrowings will be
loaned to subsidi¬
aries, as follows: East Ohio, $8,000,000;
Hope, $2,000,000; New York
Btate, $23,500,000; and Peoples,
$1,500,000.—V. 189, p. 2032.
filed
207 4a
the
at
Y
company
lias purchased and retired .an additional 21,000
cumulative sinking fund, preferred stock (par $100).
it was announced
by M .J. Zivl'an, President, oh May G.
/ !
:
Mr. IZiviah explained
that, of the original 00,000 shares issued to
1955, 15,000 shares are currently outstanding and arc held
by. the
corporation's Retirement Income Trust.—V. 189, p/ 1925. ;
20
of
executive
The
11,482,513
1959, up to $45,000,000 from various banks. It
also proposes to provide
of its subsidiaries with
funds to finance the seasonal
purchase
of gas for storage
by borrowing during 1959 up to
$35,000,000 from
banks. Proceeds of the sale of the
standby notes ($45,000,000) together
with other available funds
($9,500,000) will be loaned by Consolidated
April
$629 47.
V
Y
c,ovcrm"
N
$16,967,946
3,890,951
$2,294,805
Plan.—V.
terms
four
on
'$428,959'
! 57,963
'
r,
Electro-Mechanical Specialties Co., Inc.,
Banning, Cal.
Exchange Commissionc!rv^ie cor')olu,'on on April 27 filed a letter of notification with the
1959—3 Mos —1958
$5,917,013
4,343,455
;
corporation
;
!
—riles With Securities and
a registration statement with the SEC on
May 5,
covering $199,665 Interest in its Profit
Sharing^ Trust ajidTnvest¬
Plan, together with 11,871 shares of Dorr-Oliver common stock
ferred
a
standby arrangement pending the above sales of
capital stock
debentures, Consolidated proposes to provide its
subsidiaries with
temporary construction funds by borrowing, from time to
time during
The
•:"
56,763
.
as
the
As
BEG
:
;
;
,
Forgan & Co.; Francis I.
and
>.
;
Wattles, former Chairman of the
Board, was named
Executice Committee,
replacing C. Russell Feldmann
Feldmann will continue to
serve
i.ii.
The stockholders
subsidiaries,
York
$203,741'
'49,175
W.
Chairtnan
Eurofund;
1
joint
Proceeds
$162,808
.
.
connected
associated
approxi¬
$6,638,260
which
Ohio
been
Vice-President.
RR.—Earnings—
plan is said to complement tiie company's Salaried
Consolidated
The
984'92'
'
..
has
Da vies
Falvey has
has
been
as
Falvey
H.
Mr.
and
This company filed
1959
Holding Company Act giving
a
i
$1 614 40d
998,041
Electric Auto-Lite
Co.—Changes in Person nel«P.
•
Eurofuncl, Inc.
Rio
from railway
189, p.
ment
of
to request a hearing upon
'
as Chairman of
the Boar
succeed E. Hope Norton, founder of
the corporation^ who will te
main a
director. Mr./McGuirk" also
continues
as
President
of
th
Davison Chemical* Division of W. R.
Grace & Co.—V.
189, p. 44. Y
company
5,0tK>
Inc.
1953—3 Mos —1958
$1,427,000
321,059
William ;B. McGuirk, Jr.," has been elected
to
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.—Registers With SEC—'i
2,000
& Durst, Inc.
4,000
<fe
Co., Inc
30,000
Johnson & Hig-
Suiither
347,192
partnership in the play entitled "The Dybbuk From
'Y "
its. shares
5,000
*
Ry.—Earnings-
Ecuadorian Corp. Ltd.—New
Chairman
Privately—
2032.
p.
rv.
—V.
Co.—Proposed System Fi¬
under
$8,000,000; Hope,
and Peoples, $4,500,000.
$5,000,000;
704;
.
2,000
—
1926
The
-<
-.
p.
oil
195S1
its
Registers Preferred
—
5,000
Gas
order
an
related
operations
Wagenseller
Wilson,
189,
Net rev,
construction requirements, estimated at
$70,300,000.
debenture sale by Consolidated will be loaned to
four
the
.
payment
products."—
5,000
Inc.
&
with
.
9,000
Co.,
which,
ment
Gas
! ;.
,<r
Co.—V., 189,
Y
foil
treasury
the
estimates
company on April 24 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering $125,000
of
aggregate
limited
partnership interests to hi
•offered in units of $2,500
per unit, without
underwriting. The proceed;
■are
to be used for
production and turning to account of
all
right':
held .by the
President, stated that the bulk of the proceeds from
financing would bq used to purchase and install at the
Midland Works a new multiple stand continuous hot strip
Co.!.._s_
—
&
5,000
acquire additional stock of subsidiaries,
River
Car
.
of
Hunter,
2,000
9,000
.Co., $11,000,000; Hope Natural Gas Co.,
$12,500,000; The Peoples Natu¬
ral Gas Co., $9,000,000; New York
State Natural Gas
Corp., $2,000,000;
Tiie
Tank
;
construction:
company's
and'
•!
the!
for
company
Dybbuk Co., New York, N. Y.—Files
With SEC—
is
procurement
date.
Railway opor. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
5,000
company and five of its subsidiaries.
Under the proposal, Consolidated will
offer for subscription
by holders
of its outstanding
stock, an additional 821,256 shares, at the rate of
one new share for each
10 shares held of record
May 21, 1959; and it
also will offer
for public
sale at competitive
bidding $20,000,000 of
debentures, due 1984.
and
.-•*
Union
same
The
Period End. Mar. 31—
2,000
—
Trubee, Collins & Co.
Natural
the
at
or
"
company
189, p
1959—Month—1958
$510,000
$524,800
income.;
1573.
p.
be*
to
of
the- company,
and
opcr.
189,
wide
7,500
Stein
financing proposal filed by this
the
later
Denver
7,500
„
■■
of
of
Officer
.....YYV
is also negotiating the private placement of $15,000,000
additional 552
first mortgage bonds due 1984.
V.
7,500
4,000
—
&
Moselcy & Co.-.
2,000
Co
The SEC has issued
Proceeds
founder
marketing
2760.
p.
Executive
ry.
—V.
Penn-Texas
"The purpose of the program," Mr. Hunter said, "is to
produce sub¬
stantial economies in the production of flat rolled
products, especially
stainless steels,
to improve quality and to provide capacity needed
for
further
expansion
of
the
company's
flat
rolled
4,000
1464.
persons
Chief
of
as
the
record
date
for
determining stock¬
participate in the offering and has fixed 3:30 P.m.
1959,
mill
5,000
nancing—
Interested
the
days after such
company's
<fc
Co...—_
May &
Curtis
12,000
Co
Consolidated
the
for
Place
9,
Joel
2.000
2,000
McFauf..-»
Hlli
Co.
5,000
-
&
S.
Paine,
9,000
MacCormack & Co.-
—V.
-
7,500
.
Goodbody & Co.—
Hess
of
director
effective,
to
$66.423,000.—V.
,
Net-rev. from railway
operations
Net
mately $23,000,000.
Co.—
Inc.;
Miller
9,000
California
and
and
Co. of America
subscription privilege.
a
of
2,000
Brothers
7,500
First
President
Board
183,
SEC—To
entitled
at
:
7,500
Williams
Ryons <fc
&
2,000
Evans
of
V.
program
Mavi
on
stock,
;
the
program
The
SEC
continuing
the
such
the
The company
9,000
—
2,000
Elworthy
<fc
Levy,
Co.—
—,
&
at
Share
&
&
Irving Lundbovg
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.™.
Davis, Skaggs & Co.
.Francis I. du Pont & Co.-
,
for
the time for expiration of
plans to make arrangements
With a group of underwriters, headed by The First Boston
Corp., to
purchase from the company any shares not purchased by the stock¬
holders,
Further details of the proposed offering will be announced
forth
set
Co.—w
Jones
Jones
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Collins
&
Stern
5,000
Brown
and
14
the
have
Co.——;.-
W.
Indianapolis Bond
Corp. ■ Y!!„!
June
S.
President
June
at
authorized.
severally,
7,500
Law.son,
C.
V
program
with
therefor).
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
the. proposed
5,000
William J.
is
Vice-President
least
on
estimated
upon
shares
number
4,000
<&
overall
an
connection
Period End. Mar. 31—
business
■'
'
a
becomes
holders
gl.931,539 slis.
—
fBased
""5,000,000
Co.,
&
Sullivan
'
preferred
ment
2,526,490
—.
—_
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Ellis
"
in
its
of
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
primarily
and
•'■■"
competitive bidding.
applied and
used
by
a
(par $1001.
Subject to the registration statement becoming
stockholders will be entitled to purchase at $100 per share
one siiare of the new convertible
preferred stock for;each 38 shares of
common Stock held.
The directors have fixed 3:39p.m. oh' May 20,
1959, or at the same time on such later date-as. the
registration state-..
<111,589,500
...
5,000
Bosworth,
immediately
be
financial
preferred
par
at
be
borrowings
construction
4 filed a registration statement. With the SEC
proposed offering to stockholders of the-..right to subscribe
9,9,885 ; shares of authorized
but
unissued, convertible
for
names:,
Blyth & Co., Inc.--—,——
A. C. Allyil
Co., Inc.
Simoncls
expenditures
effective,
1,500,000
11,000.000
——
underwriters
commitment
opposite their respective
Baker,
of
stock
$0,871,001
——'
unsecured
after March 28,
Buil'd
would
Crane
j
with
$100
emphasis
the
ol'
Steel
Stock With
totaled
proceeds of $6,200,500.
"Giving effect to additional borrowing of
$1,005,695. subsequent to March 28, 1959 by Transportation
Equipment
Rentals, Inc.
^Exclusive of shares purchased upon
the exercise of
W.
until
With SEC—
statement
financing in part the cost
(including reimbursement of
haven."
net
Robert
officer
sale
will
of
program
/
at
direction
:
is
1517;
p.
Crucible
..
1958
—!:'.„
Instalment contracts for purchase of other
companies..-
firm
outline
that
attorney,
an
the
Locke
138,
in
FINANCING
!~
—
Other notes and contracts payable
••Common stock (par $2.50>.,.,;
a
and
Co.
Mr.
Outstanding
mortgages-.-.
unsecuredS'/itfc note
20-year unsecured
note-Carrier equipment borrowings
Other equipment obligations..-!
made
administrative
public
proceeds
short-term
This company on May
2CVyear
.
to
stated
Chairman
to
covering
Real estate
options
formation
declined
but
and
Assistant
share.
CAPITALIZATION
etock
Net
income
..
stock
common
the
Landan,
Crane
and
respectively,
■■!...
interim
Fairbanks, Morse «v Co.
Mr.
Crane, a great-grandson
sub¬
V.
$72,189,009
and
1957.
Crane's
as
•
Co.,
Corp.
*
$1,732,000
with
Evans
Mr.
operating
ports
serve
He
for
purpose
would be placed' on increasing
sales
through
independent wholesaler outlets.
New directors elected to the Crane board, in addition to Mr.
Evans,
were Alfons Lands, Robert B. Crane and E. A.
Locke, Jr.
cars.
January
would
Crane
shipment of goods.
Subsidiaries operate
warehousing facilities, design and manufacture
heavy duty trucks, tractors, trailer chaste and dollies, lease transporta¬
tion equipment, freight handling equipment and automobiles and rail¬
sidiary,
offered
the vacancy
indicated that Mr.
policies,
West
Incident
terminal
Chairman, of .H. K. Porter. Co., Inc.,
major Crane shareholder for nearly two
by the resignation of Node E. Stearns.
concerned
carried
are
Beard
permanent replacement is named.
Mr.
Evans said his own activities
carriers
common
also
been named acting President of the parent company filling
created
be
arc
commodities and household goods.
Pacific
Northwestern,
Northern,
the
in
on
Corporation
is
company filed a registration
1959, covering 250,000 shares of
0,
.
applied in part to
the retirement of bank debt incurred in the purchase of
transportation
> equipment,
BUSINESS
who
Co.—Registers
Monday, May 11, 1959,
.
This
..*Y
Pittsburgh, Pa., lias been a
years.
"
Y
'
' "' '"."■•.".'-v
Following the board meeting, Mr. Evans announced that L. H.- T.
Clegg, for many years President ol' Crane's Canadian subsidiary, has
underwriting group offering pub¬
licly on May 7 a new issue of 300,000 shares of $2.50 par
value common stock at a price of $22 per share.
This
offering was oversubscribed.
y'.,;
& Co., Inc. headed an
*
Evans,
and
..
who
franchised
institutions, banks. Federally
associations, hospitals, and companies en¬
performing government contracts.
The
deter¬
shall be eligible registrants is within" the sole discrein
Volume
tion
be
of
189
the
Number
the
company;
enlarged
reduced
or
shall
company
5845
.
of eligible
groups
from
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
time
to
registrants
in
,time
future,
company's
principal executive
Othello St., San Diego 11, Calif.
I
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
offices'
EFFECT
TO
located
are
PRESENT
and 6 Yr
secured
promissory
payable in instal.
secured
',
to
notes
4to
C'/i
Common
0
secured
stock\<
After
giving effect to a
these vshares arc
66,300;. of
restricted
stock
for
to
'
1
stock
for
split
'
:,S.
in
issuance
833,700 shs.
£ssh
number
1\ stock
to
to
shares
purchase
of
split
to shareholders
record
ol'
names .of
the
stock
common
■—V.
Feb.
on
Securities
&
■■:&*■■■?■?
100,000
Shares
;•'
Co.__'.'.
H.
7,500
Hentz
SEC
Crow
189, p. 1346.
J.
CoS.^
<fc
ell,
Weedon
C.~ Wheat &
A
(USDC,
188/
.This
Boston
with
nient
SEC
Fund
■
See
.
organized
meetings" held
this
-
will
act
Period End. Apr. 30—
agent
;
as
the
of
in
Fund
consented
the
to
;
.
injunction.
$1,061,799
of
of
Co.
Inc.
(N. Y.)—Acquisition-
below.
The
Cement Co.—Merger Voted—
28
Consolidated
and
April 29,
price
of
Cement
into
of both
withdrawal
stockholders
the
Corp. overwhelmingly approved
Portland. Smith W. Storey,
about
IVi;
legistration
a
statement
to
The
after
of
companies
announced
also approved changes in retire¬
r
dividend
the
is
two
of
at
the
the
cents
of
shares
of
split
rate
8,
SEC
General
on
stockholders, and the public offering price and underwriting
to be supplied by amendment.
White, Weld & Co. is listed f
are
the principal underwriter.
'
,The
after
share
45
share
per
189,
company
of
groups"
of
supply
souri.
and
ing
broad
a
portions of Texas and Colorado, and, in addition to. supplyline of products to these retail .stores, the company also
administrative and operating services to these stores.
Net
furnishes
y
to
added
be
the
to
from
its
funds
of
company
the.-general
Public
Utilities
Amendment—
to
outstanding,
Portland
this
split,
Cement
into
common
converted
lVs
Company.
-
shares
> •
dividend
-
quarterly
Consolidated
of
its
sale
proposed
the
of
shares
75,000
and
company
Cement's
was
-
V
BUSINESS—Company
to
successor
Wis.,
ufced
will
working-v-
as
»*"At
May "1. 1959, the company had outstanding 716,328 shares, of
common stock; 8,000 shares of preferred
stock; and $1,250,000 of notes
£>dlie 1971.
Ned N. Fleming, President of the
company,
held at that
New
Corp.
Proposed
Charter
'
York
SEC
proposing
sion
has
holding company,
order
an
filed
application
an
pany's
record
and
beneficially,
stock.
common
total
a
of
131,630
shares
the
of
capital stock;
and the Commis¬
'-
of
stock
officers
of
total
of
a.
and
shares of $2.50 par
stock,
The proposal will result
tG'C
a
shares
the
of
preferred
in
two-for-one
a
meeting
of
split
the
of
stockholders
to
shares.
vote
GPU
the
upon
-
-
stocks
and
Directors
.shares
of
5^-
'Shares .of
nually
—
cumulative
common
its
on
Florida
$100
stock.
oper.
Coast
1971:
stock;'and
preferred
over
Operating
expenses i.___
income
$2,501,639
$7,390,399
1,527,054
:
1,477,919
-
$6,519,748
4,522,362
$2,196,684-
4,365,882
taxes._
353,981
243,000
1,038,945
731,000
■y 170,974
145,934
504,356
431,317
$449,630
$329,831
$1,324,736
$991,549
334,377
224,218
Net
Net
..
and
for
request
'■
v
'.-
.
V
.
It
is
1889
the.
as
engaged in the distri¬
in the Milv/aukbe,
consumers
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
,
'§8,500
operating
after
income
CIS
charges
389,
672,341
974,331
covering
190
shares
Investment
Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
corporation
April
on
150,000
of
per-share,
stock
shares
.
reserved
are
The
class
without
proceeds
..
.
for
issuance
the exercise ol
upon
17
shares
C
filed
outstanding.
share
per
The
directors
the
on
present
May
common
1,
1959
shares
paid
$5
of
dividend
a
par
of
value
share¬
to
1959.
:
intention, subject to economic and other
to pay a quarterly cash dividend on tho
August 1, Nov. 1 and Feb. 1
year.
/' EARNINGS—Consolidated
sales
of
the
company and its two sub¬
Inc. and Crestwood Bakery for the fiscal
total $48,216,629, of which total sales of
Sentry Markets, Inc. represented approximately 16f/o
and
sales
of
Crestwood
Bakery represented appioximately
2 r/o.
sidiaries,
Sentry
ended
year
Markets,
Dec.
27,
number-of
1958
.
of
set
are*
of
names
shares
common
agreed to purchase
Rogers
&
Tracy,
the
iorth
-
class
of
stock
common
A
notification
of
common
stock
to be
(par $1)
the
several
company
below:
underwriters
which
they
and
$*1>
the
and'
Whipple
&
Stearns &
&
Co.____
Co
&
to
are
be
10,000
Rodman
10,000
Straus,
Co
5.000
The
purposes.
also
Sec
V.
189, p.
3,000
&
3,000
—r___
Bankers
Bond
Co.
2,000
._
2,000
Co.—
2,000
Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.__
2,000
George
K.
'
investment
&
Rcnshaw__-__
&
Blosser
McDowell
5,000
Co
Hutchinson
McDonald
for
used
Shumaker,
3,000
.♦„<
&
underwriting.
'J
&
Co.
Co.
Inc
Marshall
McMaster
at $1.10
offered
Colin
3,000
10,000
10,000
Podesta
Co.
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
The
Shares*
Kiser,
-
.
tha
have sevex*allj*
30,000
Locwi
with
(par
Bear,
2034.
Baum & Co..
Evans
&
'
Net
from
rev.
operations
Net
rv.
With
",K
______I
$729,923
$913,393
$2,099,506
$2,394,019
266,488
418,534
646,009
981,192
Gob
1793.
p.
Food
railway
income.—
oper.
"r—V. 189,
The
Fair
Shops of America, Inc.—Stock
Properties
Securities
and
Development,
Inc.—Registers
Commission—
Exchange
Securities
issuance-of
and
Food Fair
.^This
'ijiled
jii)
Properties, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
company, together with Food Fair Properties Development, Inc.,.
registration statement with the SEC on May 5, 1959, covering
a
by. Gob Shops
of 25-year collateral trust bonds, due May 15, 1984,
of Food Fair Properties Development; and (2i
7,500 Warrants for the
-purchase of 750,000 shares of common stock of Food Fair Properties.
notification
86,118
Co
listed
the
principal underwriter.
registration statement also covers
other
Union
terms
Securities
to
be
Co.
is
are
&
$1
Fair
Food
cise of
Properties
common
stock
additional
an
issued
pursuant
to
the
options granted to Ralph Biernbaum, Vice-President;,and
shares reserved for issuance pursuant to the exercise of re¬
stock options held by him.
Food
Fair. Properties Development
was
organized in March 1959
for the purpose of obtaining permanent mortgage financing of the
financing
and
>
construction
of shopping centers
Properties
through
theisuance of its bonds'.
Properties has been engaged since Sept. 1955
jh the business of acquiring, developing and improving tracts of land
at locations deemed by
its management to be advantageous for the
construction of -shopping centers,-for operation by Food Fair Stores,:
Inc., of the same Philadelphia address. The proceeds to Food Fair
Properties Development from its sale of bonds will be made available"
four
subsidiaries
of
Food
Fair
,
fpr loans to the four subsidiaries
notes
in "the
expended or
subsidiaries.
Fair
bank
i
of
construction
incurred
in
respect
The
Properties
struction
upon
amount
subsidiaries
for
advances
costs;
and
the
notes.—V.
187,
p.
of
will
a
2447.
certified
as
having
been
shopping
for
be
the pledge of joint mortgage
costs
use
made
will
funds
the
center owned by the
funds to reimburse Food
temporary
used
by
the
financing
latter
to
of
1
Foxboro Co. — Secondary Offering — A secondary of¬
fering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was8
made on April 23 by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
a4; $55 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50 per
share. This offering has been completed.—V.
187, p. 1649.
r
Jan.
New
tc
be
York)
acquired
from
128,882
shares
(Bruns,
lib
sold
on
behalf
of
to
tion
from
500,000 to 1,000,000 common shares, J. H. Kent Lyons,
Cerametals President, announced at the conclusion of
meeting.
Forecasting increased volume and a return to profitable operations
the
named
annual stockholders
during
f959, Mr. Lyons reported that management conflicts
dissensions "which hurt' 1958 sales and resulted in a deficit after
of
years
In
solid
addition
roofing
"With,
about
Nathan,
to
and
substantial
strengthened
financial
profits"
position,
and
four
had been resolved.
Cerametals has ef¬
an arrangement
with Disher Steel Division of Dominion Struc¬
tural Steel Ltd. for national distribution of ceramic-cn-steel industrial
and siding.
this important
pending,
Ernest
growth
fected
Nordeman
Slfops pursuant to warrants at
to
in this Canadian
producer of architectural and
cnramic-on-steei products have approved a change of nama
Ccrametal industries Ltd., and authorized an increase in capitaliza¬
recently
a
proposed offering consisted
The
the underwriter
by
Gob
It filed
1957, proposing the public
market," estimated at $1.25
21,
'at the
but not to exceed $300,000.
shares
share;
marketing arrangement completed and others
anticipate a growing volume of both architectural ami
business," Mr. Lyons stated.
we
industrial
'
Ccrametal Industries
part of
It
its
has
heat
program
also
is building a new warehouse at Stvectsville aft
to expand its custom enamelling operations.
exclusive rights to manufacture and sell Glass-
obtained
electric radiant
heat
panels
in
Canada.
Cerametals has an exclusive 20-year agreement with the Bettinge*
Corp.,' Milford, Mass., for all of the lattcr's ceramic-on-steel product®
and special processes.
The Commission ruled that the underwriter, in anticipation of the
proposed stock offering, had dominated and manipulated the market
for Gob Shops stock beginning on Sept. 18, 1956, when it first increased
Board
was
held
made
on
permanent
in the daily quotation sheets.
Of the 82 trading days during
period from Sept. 18 to Jan. 16, 1957, when it left the sheets, the
entered bids on 80 days, at progressively higher prices. On
51 days, its bid was the highest and on 23
days it was equal to the
highest bid. Altogether, the underwriter raised its bid 9 times and
lowered it twice shortly after the stock sold ex-dividend.
The under¬
its
bid
-Robert
#
to
1
Ai during the period Sept. 18 to Dec. 14,
at or near the bid prices, w'hicli ele¬
were sold during that period, and the
1956,
the prcies at
Jr.,
Eettinger
President, is Chairman
Ltd.—V. 183, p. 1755.
Industries,
of
thl
"
-
.
.
The' corporation has railed for redemption on June 1, 1959, all Ol
its outstanding first mortgage bonds, dated June 1, 1946 at 101
Payment will be made at any office of the Bank of Montreal, Montreal.
Quebec
or
Grand'Mere,
Canada.
*
supported by its purchases
vated
Weaver,
Ccrametal
Grand'Mere Knitting: Co.* Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
underwriter
writer's bids rose from
A.
of
*
the
which shares
]>rice
was
con¬
prepay
,
on
shares
common
equipment,
Ltd.—Changes Name—Expansion—
stockholders
the question whether said suspension should be vacated
and/or whether to grant the company's request
for withdrawal of the notification, filed
May 22, 1957.
or
acquisition,
because
of pob Shops, and Theodore T. Sclroenthen Vice-President; and 25,000 shares to he sold on behalf of
partners of the underwriter.
The Regulation A exemption was
suspended by the Commission on July 25, 1957; and thereafter a hear¬
ing
by
L,
R.
four
exer¬
stock
of
Regulation A exemp¬
a proposed stock
Providence,
fpld,
shares
20,000
123,000
owned
of
per
maining
costs
a
respect to
of
The
industrial
President and Board Chairman
as
vThe
of
Dillon,
with (he Commission
offering of 240.000
&
underwriting and
Inc.,
.r
of
Eastman
America,
by company officials.
per share,
amendment.
With
the
misleading statements in its offering circular, including
failure to disclose that the market in the stock had been manipulated
by the underwriter, and failure to disclose sales of unregistered stock;
the interest rate
supplied by
of
Graham Bell
,.V-
and
false
It is proposed to offer these securities in units, each consisting of
$/,00Q principal amount of the bonds and a warrant to purchase 100
common shares.
The offering price of the units is to be $1,000; and
the bonds,
registration
announced
7
May
on
Gob Shops is engaged in retailing sporting goods, camping
men's and boys' work and play clothing, and similar Items.
$7,500,000
on
Commission
decision-permanently suspending
a
tion from Securities Act
offering
See Food Fair Properties,. Inc. below.
.
Perma¬
.
Exchange
of
,
Offering
nently Suspended—
bids
so increased was maintained until shortly before the notification
filed by continued bids of 1-,V The insertion of increasingly higher
in tho- sheets," the Commission observed, is the most universally
employed -device to
the-counter
level.
that
"In
fthe
create
false
of
activity
in
Grand Trunk
operating
market, and tends to support the price at its inflated
opinion," the Commission stated, "the record establishes
Railway
oper.
the
our
underwriter's]
bids
in
the
sheets
and
its
trading
Net
also
of
the
resulted
market
from
the
in
Gob
Shops
declaration
of
stock,
a
stock
the
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$5,180,000 $15,568,000 $14,823,006
4,460,975
4.201,311
13,154,019
12,546,373
$976,025
$978,689
$2,413,981
$2,276,627'
9,817
exps._
Commission
dividend by the
rev.
12,102
from railway
operations
rising prices. ..."
Stimulation
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1953
$5,437,000
rev._
activities
designed to stimulate buyer interest and thereby create market
activity which would induce the purchase of Gob Shops stock by others
stated,
Western
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
appearance
were
at
,
over-
a
Not
*
ry.
cper.
income
Deficit.—V.
189.
p.
1G76.
•
15o
an
may. exist,
of the
company on May 1,
shares
snf- each
on
w'hich
Cruttenden,
Commission—
letter
a
Ga.—
Augusta,
*
options.
'
7,496,683
of each of the-
1
July 15 of each of the *
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid dividends on its common sharca
in each of the past 24 years.
During the year 1958 it paid a dividend
of 85c per share on the
78,990 common shares of $10 par value then
Bacon,
Georgia-Carolina
Files With
Aug.
on
on
Shares
791,328
an¬
$83,333
.
288,216 shs.
V
through 1970,
2034.
p.
500,000
§1,000,000 shs.
of
instalments of $83,333
Inc.
$9,890,702
8,004,500
annual
common
restricted
1
*
through 1964.
1965
years
$500,000
500,000
(par $5>—
in annual instalments
1959
Outstanding-
$500,000
■
payable—
^Payable in
Taylor,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$3,429,188 $10,104,006
2,515,795
retailers
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
SEC
1959—Month—1958
;
Additional details follow:J
payable
shares
common
1959—3 Months—1958
;
operating taxes--.
Other
Ry.—Earnings2,736,723
exps.
note
years
8,000
paid cash dividends
30 years.—V. 188, p. 1044.
$3,466,646
revenue-
Railway operating
revenues
I The
East
Period End. Mar. 31-
Railway
due
has
company
stock for
common
value
par
The
to
of record April
15,
The board has expressed
Southwest—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
Operating
—V.
notes
company's
1049.
'
incorporated in Wisconsin in
was
holders
financing, outstanding capitalization
will consist of $1,250,000 of
company
note
conditions
Federal
.
of the
»
by
:.
'
General Telephone Co. of The
the company as a group owned, of record and beneficially,
276,604 shares of the common stock and 125 shares of the
preferred,
.y,'
•yUpon completion of the current
.
partnership formed in 1870.
food products
^Payable
-
of which 127,850 will be held in the treasury.
to call a special
proposal.—V. 189, p. 1794.
period End. Mar. 31—
At that date outstanding shares of capital stock
of record and beneficially by the members of the.
160
sales
p.
area.
*AV2f/c
1959,
•
<
the proposed charter amendment, the total number of shares
of
authorized
shares
of
GPU
capital stock will be increased from
12,485,000 shares of $5 par stock to 24,970,000 shares of $2.50
par
stock.
Tiie
10,934,493 outstanding shares of $5 par stock, of which
03,790 shares arc held in the treasury, will be reclassified into 21,868,986
com¬
of the company held
Fleming family (consisting of O. A. Fleming, his wife,'their two daugh¬
ters and son
(Ned N.
Fleming), the latters' respective spouses and
children-, and
spouses
of "such
children), totaled 283,920 shares of
common
stock
,
the
with
giving interested persons until May 18,
hearing thereon.
a
has
reclassification of its
a
issued
to. request
-
'
of
made,
Operations of the company are in three general categories: (1) th& "
operation of retail supermarkets owned by ihe company and
by its. •
wholly-owned subsidiary, Sentry Markets, Inc.; (2) the sale of food,
products and related items and the providing of
merchandising service
to retail
establishments, and (3) the production of bakery products
by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Crestwood Bakery.
capital.
date
disclose
financing proposal.—V. 186,
scribed and the books closed.
Common
This
proposes
.
proceeds
was
Godfrey Co.—Offering Completed—Mention was made
our May 4 issue of the
offering on April 30 of 100,000'
shares of common stock (par $5) at $13.25 per share
byan
underwriting group headed by Taylor, Rogers &
Tracy, Inc., Chicago, 111. This offering was oversub¬
bution
shares
Portland's
and
1927.
p.
;
General
Cement
General
merger
cents
of
Consolidated
General Portland
and
of
y
Portland
giving effect
of
payable June 30,
Under
is a distributor of food products, principally to "volun¬
independently-owned food stores.
The company is a
for approximately 540 supermarkets and other food
stores, situated in Kansas and Oklahoma, in western and central Mis¬
tary
source
purchase
Authorized
the
1959, covering an aggregate of 100,000 shares of common stock,
$5 par value, of which 75,000 shares are to be offered by.the company / ,
the balance by the present holders thereof.
The names of the /
terms
to
'
with
and
selling
failure
in
April 30 declared
on
stock,
1959.
General
split each
stock
Co.
common
June
on
and,
share.—V.
per
the
on
record
-payable
common
stock
common
Before
was
share
a
which
merger
into
share
of
General Portland Cement
cents
stockholders
each
$3,702,488 "
of
25
stock
May 5,
as
its
and
.
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed
such
both'
of
General
Board and President of both
companies,
The: merger "became effective on
April 30.
directors
dividend
20
corporation
that
month before, which would have been of interest to prospective
to whom the stock was to be offered at a represented mar-
a
;
In- view of the serious nature of the deficiencies found'
and the public
in outstanding stock of Gob
Shops, the Commission concluded i
that it would not be
appropriate to grant the
plans for salaried employees of the companies and directors
each: company
were
reelected.
Upon completion of the
merger,
the directors of both
companies will become members of the board of
the combined
company,
,4 ;
,
• *
'
.
1793.
Fleming
offering circular.
48,000 shares of Gob Shops stock by Nathan and four'
the underwriter from another official of the issuer ad •
CAPITALIZATION
The
the
offering circular contained >
the purchase "for
of
in
share; in its failure to disclose
per
only
made in
was
the Commission ruled that the
misleading statements in its reference to
,
the
April- 29.
1959,
this offering.-—
$3,725,688
•
the'
partners of the underwriter; who were also Gob Shops directors,
in November and December,
1956, at prices well below the estimated
market price in the
offering circular.
ment
1959—4 Months—1958 "
$1,224,316
and
investment"
(>4c
■
disclosure thereof
no
Moreover,
false
partners
-
April
The stockholders
a
gV--gf-gr;d'
1959—Month—1958
Sales
p.
!"
of
by
IS (M. H.) Fishman Co. Inc.—April Sales Lower—
gT-V. 189,
J.
been
permanently
of
registration and antithe offer and sale of General
Defendants
and Consolidated
company
merger
on
t
chusetts additional shares of its stock at nee asset Value. The
prospectus
Echvard C. Johnson, 2nd, as President and Fidelity Management
,aa investment adviser.
The Crosoy Corp. has entered into a contract
•
Metals,
General Portland
lists
it
that
violations
Investors
Seaporcel
At
Fidelity Management & Research
Cc. and acquired its initial
capital through offerings of i0,000 shares r
;nt $10 per share ending June
16, 1958.
It is now offering in Massa¬
pursuant to which
V. 187, p. 1432.
,
interest
the
company filed a registratibn state1,' 1939; covering 50,000 Shares of capital
May
on
was
.!
t
two
4,000'.
,
(Mass.)investrnent
the
The
from
1959
individualsyliave
Seattle)
"
4,
,
"
stock.
May
ket
4,000
-
Fur¬
sales
-
.
that the underwriter, "in antici¬
proposed offering of Gob stock in which it would have a
interest both as underwriter and by virtue of the war-
a
that
and
Enjoined—
announced
other
Inc.,' securities.
p. 2029. ■-- ■: -
Chairman
•i>
Office
four
*
5.000
Co.LL_
ti
Co,
..
levels,"
Inc.—Stock
Regional
a1/111- Provi'sions of- the Securities Act in
Associates,
'4,000 *
,
Fidelity Trend Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
Seattle
Hibbardv* and
enjoined
6,200
Co.---LA_-. ilv
&
Earth
Co
manipulative scheme.' "
was
"distorted" by the
rants' and stock held
by it anil its partners, engaged in activities whick
its domination of the market in Gob stock anil inflated and'
maintained tho market .price of the stock at artificially high
7,500
Richter
condition) of an issuer contemplating a
purchasers
the
agreed
Inc.
J.
—V.
Svfa ..Wi
v'.'v.-
E
&
severally
the business
direct financial
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Sclierck.
Hutton
pation of
1793.
General
-
F.
have
and
by
Accordingly, the Commission ruled
1959—Month—1958
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$3,002,426
$3,108,973 $36,107,120 $33,087,335
General Associates,
'The
—v.
«
underwriter^
they
Lbntz, .Newton & Co
. .25,000
B'ateinan, J Eichler & Co.ll :; 7,500
,
189,; p.
-Alvm
"
<
Dillon,
Union
Co. A
•
warranted
financing is 'characteristic of a
thermore, Gob Shops' financial picture
figures used in the selling literature.
resulted in
1, *
semi-annual t.
paying
1
--
several
which
Shares
Eastman
of
.
set*forth below;
are
84.97G
were
establish... a policy
phis periodic stock dividends.
RITE11S-—The
of
$753,086
79,605
."'1'
directors' iintend
elivideuds,
$1,102,717
44,677
Corp.—April Sales Off-
Sales
this
„! .t^NDERV
$267,249
138 568
Period End. April 30
February 1959.
exercise of
upon
..
The
4,359,079
2*
Franklin Stores
.
dividend, 5c per share was paid cn March 1,*<1959; ;
•a-like amount Will .be-paidon -June
l, 1959.- The shares' "just ? offered
will ;not.''participate"• in•
'this;;'dividend.
"■
:
5,049,170
railway
public
V
285,000
options.
the,. 30 to
Of
$5,112,165
1793.
p.
two (iays after the underwriter began increasing its bids,
from tho use of selling literature which contained false and mis¬
leading statements, both being "integral parts of" the manipulative
activity" by the underwriter to raise the price of the stock. According '
to the Commission's
decision, the dividend was induced by the under¬
writer's two designees on the board of Gob
Shops despite losses in the
preceding year and disappointing operations in the current year, anil
a
lack of sufficient earned
surplus against which to charge the divl- •
dend;'and the Commission noted that "the declaration of a dividend
company
$6,151,887
1,636,217
exps.
5
and
1959—3 Mos,—1958
■
'
:
paid prior to 1959 since the '
company retained its earnings for growth and expansion.
On Jan. 13, "
1959 the-company declared a" dividend of 10c"
per shave, after giving
1959.
189,
•
$1,630,382
1,363,133
income—_
oper.
ry.
—V.
1,745;000
285,000
i
>1,500,000 slis.
n
reserved
.—-DIVIDEND POLICY—No dividends
effect
from
<$2,181,918
$545,701
operating
rev.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
232,882
2,095,000
notes
30
Denver
not
232,882
bank
oper.
operations
$2,159,800
payable
value)_______
pur
Net
Net
notes__-
no
Railway
Railway
8001
Outstanding
$2,159,800
._
in
instalments to
5*2and 6':,'
short-term
at
notes
1974_____
promissory
&
Period End. Afar. 31—
■
FINANCING
Authorised
>
Fort .Worth
the
as
■
;:The
5^
therefore
may
the
determine.
(2137)
<■421,216
*603,383
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2138)
(YC. T.) Grant .Co.—April
Frni
rn>v
Bah*———V.
-------
-
189,"pT
sinco
Sales Up—
Dividend
payments in
in 1957.
CAPITALIZATION
$32,324,523 $32,142,959 $115,078,858 $101,210,580
GIVING
;
remaining $186,700 was
expiration of the rights on April 14.
V. 189, p. 1676.
cum.
Common
($10
*
The
stock
the
additional
$395,383
r;
$1,207,489
„
814,463
189,
p.
<H. L.)
Period End.
Sales
—V.
189,
p.
110,066
tfales
—V.
189,
p.
2,500
&
R.
3
these
$4,903,233
products
1023.
p.
Dodge & Co.
6,000
of class A
oper.
$901,944
exps
Keystone
2.500^
$2,470,949
708,9l6
$143,479
y> ;. 6,650
*Deficll.—V. 189, p. 1794.
: Ty
.
2,121,978
$270,231
50,952
*24,322
^
of Accumulative Plans,
-
$530,302.
134,167
Files
---
jv
the
notification
ebarfih. niroughiD.. Earle^HenaleyOo., Inc.;- -4444 California
Seattle, Wash.
•»
•
V,— ••
: -V"-The proceeds-are^to -be used- for-'expenses Incidental" to the
accrued
N.''2:
■
net
to the
proceeds went to
State
of
no
Feb.
on
16,
-
1932,
of the domestic funds and lias
developed investment research and operating facilities to fit the spe¬
cialized- requirements of such funds, their
management and operation.
The
Keystone
Company: of Boston,
Delaware
a
corporation,
wholly
owned, by the company,,aets for the
company as sole distributor of the
certificates of participation Issued
by the ten domestic funds and by
Corp,—^Exempted From Invest¬
Keystone
through:
an
in the business of extraction of natural
resources,, is-not engaged .'j
in business as-an investment company. The
exemption: order is, neces- f
v»sary for the reason that part of International Mining's .business „Is
:
Fund"; of
Canada, Ltd.
The-certificates are sold exclusively
2,000 independent Investment dealers, all of whom are
National Association of Securities
some
members -of
the-
•
how
Dealers, inc..
also sold* in several
ere
In :
foreign
•.*..7
.
5
•
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH '15, 1959'-V
;
Authorized-■'-" Outstanding
pfd. stock" $100 par)^
6,700 shs.
6,700 shs.
,
-
develop¬
;
selling stockholder, and
a
companies
Incorporated under the laws of
the company has since 1935
"mutual funds."
as
Delaware
Company., Act of .1940. The Commission foundithat; the company, L virtually, every: State.-* The certificates
countries.;
.\,t
formerly, engaged primarily) in .the retail department, store-business, and :
Ave.,
to
139,
company.
ment
($1
devoted
country.—V.
ment company.. The company Is' trustee
^
y
y.
order exempting this corporation (formerly
:,
Stores Corp.) from the provisions, of;1 the Invest¬
has.issued
NationaKDepartmcut
with-the
atock-i to be: offered at par
per
SEC
offices
the
continuously provided management service to the ten Keystone Cus¬
todian Funds--(the "domestic Funds").
Each of the domestic Funds
was established ;by the
company and-Is an open-end, diversified invest¬
-
Company Act—
The
!
sales
27
on
commonly known
$4,186,447
ment
and
throughout
company was formed to organize and operate a
management service for the selection and supervision of
security-port¬
folios and, in addition, to create a
distributing organization for the
sale of certificates of participation in diversified investment
Series E.—V. 187, p. 46.
International Mining
plants
9
BUSINESS-—The
*
Securities, Inc.—^Registers With SEC—
the
.
Funds, Inc.—Stock Sold—Clark,
April 29 publicly offered 53,000 shares
stock—non-voting (no par) at $24
This offering was oversubscribed and the
share.
funds
-y1;
$207,904
into
Custodian
closed.,
PROCEEDS—1'he
$2,652,280
2,200,718
Corp.—Merger Voted—
common
books
1959—3 Mos.—1958
^ f'.-yVt ::vV
oper..Income...
Insurance
$916,820
758,465
-
from railway
rev.
—
per
1959—Month—1958
1
operations
ry.
Co
RR.—Earnings—
rev
oper.
&
for
2031.
p.
;v.:
Dean Witter & Co.
2,50o
Walker
with
strategically located
6,000.
H.
con¬
treasury
188,
complementary operations
will
place
the
Kaiser
Chemical^ Corp. among the Cation's most
diversified
&
refractory producers,
L.
,
Hemisphere Gas J OILCorp.,; Portland, Ore.
With Securities and Exchange Commission— '
.
6?i
cum.
Class.A conr. 6toek—-nonvoting^(no par)
a controlled 6Uhsidiary„ Placer.
500,000 shs. - •' 332,400 shs
Development,-Limited,v.
Clasa.B^commoa;6tock (no par)_.>__^
Placer are "investmentr securities"* as
24,000 shs, " VJ'716,620 shs.;
defined in;,),
:.
;*
Company Act and constitute more than 405i ©f Inter- ;, -UV. 189, p. 1574. 5' Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Registers, With SEC—
national Mining's total assets.—V. 188, p. 2142.-'
This compauy.rti»ed>fr?registratlon?iStatement':with the:-SEC
;l._
on. April 30,
(G. Rv) Ktnney Co Inc.—April Sales Lower—;
v
1959, covering 450,000-shares, of common- stock,: $2-1/12 par. value;-The
Period End. Apr, 30—
*T: Internailonalc Railroads .Weighing Cor*., Hammond,;;
1959-^Morttfc—1958
.'1959—4 Mos.—1958
ehares being. r^lste»ed'.|hcludeiK») eharea-whleh are
bejn#.offered- or
Sales,?.
X
$5,710,000 $0;O58,OOO $21,"800,000 $17,*21,000
Ind.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission-r- '•
•re to-be offered'from'41me'to ihne
ment of oil and
-
2,500y
Anthony
or
combined
Aluminum
She arson, llammill & Co.
Tucker,
Day
Hie
>
L. F. Rothschild & Co.....
6,000
and the balance for post-1958
to reimburse the company's
purposes;
\
<
2,500
This Oakland, Calif., investment company,, filed an
amendment, onMay 5, 1959, to its registration statement covering 27,380 units, $1,000 *
each, of Single Payment Plans, Series U, and .18,850 units, $1,200 each,
'1959—3 Mos.—1958
of
2,000
^
2,500
Pressprich. & Co
$10
As
R.
W.
at
a
result of the merger, stockholders of Mexico Refractories
Co.
receive a totaL of 309,000 shares of Kaiser Aluminum common
stock and 150,000 shares of a netw series of $100
par value 4^(6 con-,
vertible preference
stock
in exchange or all
of the 861,865
shares
of Mexico common stock outstanding.' • •
- r ;~
G.
<:•
The corporation on-Aprlf: 2 7 "filed?*" letter
&
stock
common
will
-
White, Weld 61 Co...
'
1794.
8EC covering- 300,0€o<-«hares5;ef'eommon
2,500
2,600
2,500
2,500
Net
withdrawn the following day.
1959—Month—1958
$1,685,049
$1,589,014
Jackson
construction
expenditures
2,500
Railway
Railway
Hartfield Stores Inc.—April Sales Up—<
•
Webber,
Curtis
for
6,000
Net
Period End. Apr. 30—
Paine,
its
Refractories, a leading refractories producer, will be operated
as a division in conjunction with the Kaiser Chemicals
Division, in
the production and sale of refractory products for
high-temperature
industrial applications.
:' ■
•;
'
,
v.;,.,
2,000
Co
Illinois Terminal
-Hanover Insurance Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 2,500 Shares of capital stock (par $10)
was made on April 28 by^Blyth & Co., Inc., at $41.25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per share.
was
—
of
Mexico
2,500
——
Period End. Mar, 31—
1928.
TTie unsold balance
Co
Mbsefey & Co
shares
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
2,500
Marks & Co._
additional
The
stockholders on April 21 voted approval of the
merger
this corporation of Mexico Refractories Company of
Mexico, Mo.
The
stockholders
of
Mexico Refractories
Co.
also
approved
merger at a special meeting held on the same day.
Shares
——_
Co
Pacific Northwest Co
2,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
~-V. 189, p. 1794.
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$9,580,026 $10,655,566 $27,682,676 $26,902,601
-
1953,
Hallgarten <fc
$362,250
Green Co. Inc.—April Sales Off—
Apr. 30—
F. 6.
Dillon, Uihon Sc<te
Hutton &
Laurence M.
2,500
Securities
curities
'
-
Allyn & Co., Inc
E.
600,000
The First Boston Corp
$153,425$324,66657,672
78,636
income—39,732
1676.
21,125
G.
Eastman
845,239
:
'$127,034 "■
..
Co.
Corp.Becker & Co., Inc.—
Daly & Co., Inc.——
A.
$1,139,129
276,781
C.
American
,
from railway:
operations i——-
.■
W.
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co
21,125
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen'
ner <fc smith Inc
—21,125
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$430,208
~
268,349-
!:«'"■
■■
exceed
to
a
stock
expenditures for that purpose.—V.
*
-
V-..',■
-
J. A. Hogle & Co
Lazard Freres
cost not less
Eastman Dillon, Union
Inc.—V. 189, p. 2034.
1959—Month—1958
Railway operating rev...
Railway operating exps.
stock:
common
filing of
struction
'
Shares
the
additional
share. Of the proceeds $1,409,000 will be used to reimburse the :
subsidiary's treasury for construction expenditures prior to Jan. I, 1959; $2,600,000 to prepay bank notes issued subsequent to Dec. 31,
UNDERWRITERS —• The underwriters- named below have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the
following respective numbers
A.
.
not
I As of May 4, there was outstanding
$31,571,500 aggregate principal
amount of short-term bank loans. These will be
paid in part.
of
of
per
{Existing authorizations from regulatory authorities permit the com¬
pany to have outstanding at any one time, up to $40,000,000
principal
amount of short-term bank loans, hut such
authorizations are subject
to change,
Co.;
RR.—Earnings—
the
debenture agreement dees not authorize the issuance of additional
debentures, but prescribes limitations within which additional
junior
funded debt (Including other debentures)
may be Issued.
of shares
Joined
with its parent, General Public Utilities
proposal with the SEC for the issuance and '
by the subsidiary to the parent; and the
Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving
interested
j>ersc»ns
until
May 21,
1959, to request a hearing thereon.
Under the
proposal,
Jersey Central will issue and sell to GPU during the balance of 1959,
sale
2,975,000 shs.
within
has
company,
Corp.,' in
6,000,000 shs.
par)
This
-r
,
215,000shs.
of first mortgage bonds issuable is limited
$300,000,000 or such other maximum amount
of
i
S
600,000shs.
The
%
Period End. Mar:"31—
10,000,000
•
pfd.
Blyth 6c Co., Inc._.__—.— 21,125
$5,762,500.
.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Stk. Sale
Proposed
as
may be
by supplemental indenture, and by property,.earnings, and other
provisions of the mortgage und second supplemental indenture thereto.
1
Associates In the offering are: Drexel &
Securities &- Co.; and Stroud & Company,
—V.
in the Section 19(a)(2) proceedings has been
1959. The continuance was requested in order that
may complete their audit of the company's
books and records and so that counsel
may properly prepare for the
hearing.—V. 189, p; *2035. *
v:
'
'
-v:.' j
lixed
Halscy, Stuart tc-Co. Inc. bid 99.053^ for the certificates, also as 4^s.
Kale of the certificates are subject to authorization of
^reen Bay & Western
%
'
($100 par i'/c
amount
maximum
For details, see
The issue is to be secured by 500 box cars estimated to
hearing
■
^Issuance and
Interstate Commerce Commission... '-
the
independent accountants
15,000,000
-sinking fund debs, due Apr. 1983
Prm'crred stock
May 7 offered $4,590,000 of 4,y2% non-callable equip¬
certificates, maturing semi-annually Nov. 1,
1959 to May 1, 1974, inclusive.
The certificates scaled to
yield from 3.90% to 4.55% according to maturity, were
awarded to the group on May 6 on a bid of 99.074%.
oper.
debtor,
Outstanding
—
Short-term bank loans
ment trust
ry.
share,
per
FINANCING
Authorized
New bonds—,
Ry.— Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros. & Hutzler and' associates on
Northern
Offered—Salomon
Net
PRESENT
Outstanding series-—.—.—$120,000,000
Merrill, Turben & Co. The
sold for group account after the
Net rev.
to $1.55
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
.
continued to June 1,
TO
4First mortgage bonds—
the underwriters headed by
than
amounted
EFFECT
1794.
Inc.—Offering Completed—Of the
$2 313 500 of 5% convertible debentures due 1974 re¬
cently offered for subscription by common stockholders,
a total of $2,126,800 of debentures was taken
via pri¬
mary subscription rights,
including $412,000 taken by
the
1958
*
Gray Drug Stores,
/Great
1943.
compared with $1.42t-i
1959—4 Mok—1958
1959—Month—1953
30—
Anr
.
conducted
eas-properties.-;'..;; ♦'''VV; ^
through
the securities of
and
the Investment
.
,
.
.
,
—
by *thc> company to certain
■^V.
execu¬
tives and fcey-«m>loyees" of
-The corporation on April 16. filed a letter of
the-.'company and- its subsidiaries .pursuant
notification" with-the 7
•to. the terms of the company's -Stock- Option -plan- andv
(b) shares: here- > f SEC 'coyeriug; 82,62» shares .ot common.- stock (par $1) to- be offered-,
tor subscription by common stockholders at the
-toforc.purchased -or. to he-purchased-by optionees under.rthe: plan, upon
rate of one new shara.
the exercise-of options, .which" shares
f*)r e$ch fo(lr shares held At $3 per ^hare. No' underwriting. Is involved.
may be. xesold by: such persons
to the public from-Mnie-to time.—V.
'The procetfds are. to be
189, p. 1928.
used for research and development costs
,'.-
189,
p. ; 1795.
.
.
.
Hinsdale
Raceway,. Inc.
(N. II.)
Consents to Stop
—
This corporation has consented,-to the issuance of
a Stop order sus¬
pending -the-effectiveness of its registration,
statement, .which
debenture
ceeds
were
to-t>c-used- for- the- construction of
-The
proposed.
evidencing
1,000,000
notes. " Pro¬
various
track facilities.
factual stipulation
The
consent-to-stop, order was ^embodied in a
which will avoid'the- necessity of an
evldenciary .hearing;, and, accord¬
ingly, the hearing: scheduled, for May 4, 1959,. lias been canceled.
The
Commission; will now proceed withthe*preparation of its
decision upon
tho basis of 4he stipulation and consent. See also
V. 189, p. 1928.
.
'
PROCEEDS—Company- will
Issue
to
and. for
consolidate
its
- use
V
the
proceeds
its
from
-
the
sale
to expand
South American
"
.
,
of
its
are^
many
of
the
underwriting group managed
.Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith,-Inc., at $46.62 *2 per share. This
offering was
oversubscribed.
"
&
.
use ,tho
proceeds
from
the
sale,
together
scheduled sale.of $15,000,000
first mortgage bonds.
pf£ment-of short-term- bank loans incurred for construe- '
a
jP®,,f°.mPany than
construction amounts to
$18,934,000, of which more ®.l959.,^ud$et
$10)000,000 is for
generating facilities.'
Powef'6 service territory
covers southern Idaho,.ewtern^Oregon and a small area in northern Nevada. For 1958 about
revenues was derived from
electric sales in Idaho
*ad llfv-4n Oregon and Nevada. :
.
r®venues
1958 were $30,050,918 and
not
^
after preferred dividends
to $2.56 per share
the outstamilng common
stock.
This compared
with 1957 oneratmmnuxs ot tiW 1.121 and cct Income of
'
on
,6.126,978
DIVTOENDS—The oompany has paid
dividends
each
due
}T?ar
since
1917,
The
p.
under
the
Investment
1959—Month—1958
common
stock
or
S2?2S
its common
publicly
stock
held
Negotiations,
The
Company
has
at
,p.
the
1987
called
at
189,
p.
8i0.
*
*
Redemption—;
v
redemption on Juno 1, 1959. for the
$50,000 of its first mortgage 5%% bonds,
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
Co., Chicago, 111., or at the Chemical
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 189,
be
used
va
.
for
;:v
;
George
of
one
another
W.
death
about
in
five
bf -about" 2.5
1";
-
.
80,000
square
the
on
Union
property:
-".'v.
-
pursuant
-
■/.
to provisions
",
to suspend its stock from
not exceeding 12 mouths,
.
189, p.
1348.
of
the
.
.
.
our
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.. The shares were offered in
units, each consisting
of one share of class A stock and one share of
class B
stock, at a price of $10 per unit. Additional details follow:
Class
\
EFFECT TO
.
'
company is undergoing reorganization in proceedings pursuant
X of the Bankruptcy* Act pending in the U. S. District
Detroit.
At the request of counsel for'the
Trustees of the
A
5tk.,. (without par value).
Class; B stk. (without par value).
r UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
made
PRESENT
FINANCING
Oustanding
906,00(rshs.
---•
*
1,800,000 shs.
named
below
900,000shs.1,790,000 shs.
tiave
severally
firm commitment to purchase from the
company the respective
of units, each consiking- of one share of class A stock and
share of class B stock, set forth
opposite their names below:
a
number
one
Units
-
? .V
Exchange, listing and registration for a period
or to withdraw same from listing and
regis¬
.
Niyuel
made in
Authorized
Commission's
1958
,
.
ciates.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Units
Lester,
450,000
Ryons A: Co
17.500
Francis I. duPont & Co
30,000
Batemau, Eichler & Co—
Chace, Whiteside -& Wins-.
low, Inc.
—'
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
30,000
Estabrook & Co._—L.—
J.
Hogle & Co
30,000
Bingham, Walter .&■,
Hutton & Co.„.
30,000
William
A.
E. F.
•
1959
$577,368,016 $544,991,607
-
,
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
;
-
1959—4 Mos.—1958
Corp.—Offering Completed—Mention
May 4 issue of the public offering on
May 1 of 900,000 shares of class A stock (without par
value) and 900,000 shares' of claSs B stock (without par
value) by Painej-Webber, Jackson & Curtis and asso¬
»
Exchange Commission has issued, an order pur¬
19(a)(4) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
trading in the common stock of F. L. Jacobs Co. for a;
suspension
1959—Month—1958
$10,706,813 $11,385,124 $43,847,791-$39,985,997
V
-
;
1795.;
Lagnna
working capital and general cor-1
.
'The
in
Street.
and
Sixteen Weeks Ended April 18—
2
was
and
15c2-2.
Chapter
Bordentown
the
since his
land,
•
"
Commission previously announced the'institution of
proceediags„
pursuant, to Section 19(a)(2) of the Act to determine whether Jacobs
Co. has failed to
comply with the disclosure and reporting requirements
of said Act and, if so, whether it is
necessary in the public interest
Court
in,
of
Sales
Exchange) and is admitted to unlisted trading privileges on the. Detroit
Stock Exchange. Upon the basis of
a.finding by the Commission that:
the suspension of trading on these
Exchanges is necessary.to prevent-0
fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative acts or practices, over-the-counter
trading by brokers and dealers in. the stock also is prohibited during
to
Street
by
company
on the Park Street property provide About
manufacturing sp»ace. There are no buildings
169, p.
—v.
„
tration.
Park
Union
owned
was
two plots
of
Kroner Co.—Current Sales Up-—
;
Section
period of
of
V.
for
''
the
East
consists
Sales
further ten-day period from.May 2 to 11, 1959, inclusive.
The stock Is listed and
registered on the New York Stock Exchange
(where it was
previously suspended, from trading by action of the
Rule
property
.
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Further Suspension Ordered—,
suspending
goihg on for many months.1'
but/the transaction was in cash.
stock
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—April Sales Decreased—
May 1,
2,000,000
Trust
165
to
purposes.
to
Swift
Period End. Apr. 30—
on
4
Securities
disclosed,
the
-Currently the plant employs about 175 persons. Sales of the
plant in
totaled about $3,000,000.—V. 189,
p.
1348.
The corporation on April 21 filed a letter of
notification with the;
SEC. covering 10*600 shares of preferred stock
(par $5) to- be offeredIn .units of 20 shares each at $100 per unit.
No underwriting is in-1
volved.
,*
r
.*" •••'-'
\
'
'
'
*
suant
sale .have- been
not
Buildings
Street
$5,164,326 $13,136,168 $13,099,519
'
The
on
f
100.71
Bank,
are
Tlie
on
America—Registers With SEC—
stock.—V.
Northern
proceeds
1942.
feet
Island Cottages, Inc., Cherry Grove, N. Y.—Files
With;
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
of
Swift," Jr. estaterwhicli has-operated the
acres
1348.--.v.;
porate
for
great- bulk
acres
1959—3 Mos.—1958
>
-
;
1958
common
company
1,
;
;
.
April 30 completed purchase of all assets of George
Bordentown, N, J., ^nanufacturer of; special n>st-
on.
Inc.,
-furchase. price was
2035.
Exchange
The
on
hqs been
Exemp¬
Angeles investment company filed an amendment
registration statement covering an additional
its
of
Jr.,
chinery for.the pAper-bOx Industry.- (v-;,
"
Under terms of the
agreement, Hoppers takes over all assets of
the 68-year, old firm,, exclusive of
stocks; and bonds which Swift owns.
•<
its
Aug.
Corn
an
&
in
shares
made
183, p. 2763.
t?nnPjw«
to
The
Idaho Power Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Public of->
fering of 150,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was;
with proceeds-ot
order
account, of. the sinking fund,
:
Industry's "firsts" and'
^tnodels-of -rollers and^ io models of graders,- expects*
ft,
SC "S16 m 0i? i JSr7ngs oi highway construction this
year.
In. addition, tt will- begin
filling a government-order,
totaling
approximately $7,000,000, -for 706 graders this
October.—V.
—Company ^lU
an
Investment Co. of
1959
tho
office
affiliate.
estimated at-$4^400,000.-;...
Wint\y bF Blyth
issued,
$4,867,713
189,
This Los
under ^construction on a 22
acre
Bite atMogi das Cruzes,.30 miles
east,of Sao Paulo and 50
miles north 01 the port of Santos.
It is expected to • beproducing graders for the•'
South American market
by January 1960. First full
year's sales
°Z1
•
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—Partial
road-grader operations,
Huber-Warco, which-produced
has
Period End. Apr. 30—
•
investment, and-u • loan-to
Hubcr-Warco .do Brasll S.A.
*
-*
The 50,009-square-foot-affiliate, is
.
IX '
Interstate Department Stores
Inc.—April Sales Up—
—V.
Company, Co-:
(Ohio)," and is offered only to Ohio investors at
space
SEC
Sales
Iluber-Warco Co., Marion, O.—Debentures
Offered—
of;$1,200,000 of 15-year.6% sinking fund deben¬
tures has been underwritten by The Ohio
lumbus
•
Act.,
granting this Los Angeles investment company, an exemption from thatAct to the extent necessary to
permit it to maintain certain^, of its
portfolio securities in the custody of a foreign bank.—V. 169,
p. 1929.;
A total
par, plus accrued, interest.
f"
International Resources Fund, Inc.—limited
tion Granted—
Order of SEC—
the public
offering of.^capital -trust certificates
Bharcs of common-stock and $1.000;000- of 6%
working capital.
Komers €$^Inc.—Buys George W: Swift Firm—
This company?
,
and
;
c
W.: Swift,
R.
Staats
&
Co._
32,500
Hurry.-
Inc;
—
10,000
10.000
10,000
5.000
>
v
Lee Higginson Corp
Shearson, Hammill &; Co._
30,000
Kenneth
Ellig '&
30,000
Kerr
Bell
Walston «fc Co., Inc
30,000
Mann
First California Co._
20,000
Pacific Coast Securities
L. F.
20,000
Rothschild & Co
;
Brown
&
Sons.
Detnpsey-Tegeler
&.
'
See
also
Gould—
5,000
.5.000
5,000
—
5,000
Pasadena Corp.
Turner-Poindexter & Co._
20,000
Anthony & R. L.
Day
Alex.
and
Co"
"
Sutro & Co
Tucker,
&
V.
189,
20,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Willis,
Kenny
&
Ayres,
17,500
Co.__" * 17,500
p.
2035.
-
5.000
5,000
5,000
5,000
*
Number 5845
Volume 189
.
7
(2139)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
:No transfers or conversions, however, may be made from May-15
stock
to May 25,-inclusive and ^no- called debentures may - be transferred
'
The Commission'6 order of March 30 charged that "Maclnar had failed ■, after May 25.
'
\
,
,
,
...
;
•
* ' "
" Y
'.v
to eomply'with certain terms and conditions'of Regulation A; that the
During the May 15-May .25 period, records will be closed- for ttai
notification and offering circular contained untrue statements of mate¬ •; purpose of selecting by lot the debentures to be- called.—V. 188, p. 2508.
*
oper.
Railway oper.
Net del.
Net
ry.
—V.
exps
fr.
deficit
oper.
189,
128,325
-
t
facts
omitted
and
to disclose
.
that, by reason
and
materialfacts;
,
.
At
vacated
Maclaren
permanent.—V. 189, p. 1575.
River Copper
v
Corp.—Indictment-^-
Savings Plan.—V. 189, p. 1241.
-i
•
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"
:y {
The
Railway
operating
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
ry.
$283,245
rev.-
ry.
189,
$196,493
-20,901
1,846
1795.
p.
$815,105
655,539
$801,769
605,276
>
$63,544-
$71,958
7,586
ops.
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
$281,152217,608
•<
211,287
exps—
fr.
rev.
1959—3 Mos.—1.958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
$159,566
*17.01 L
-
Lehigh. & New England RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Y Magnetic
't Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
.
totaling
'Deficit.—V. 189,
;,
89.564
•
112,768
Maine Central
•
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
operating
~
$4,993,792
4,514,394
rev._
exps
Net
ry.
$479,398
154,980
ops..
deficit.^"
n
oper;
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
539,339
$57,911
2,062.447
$612,164
1,277,562
$148,BOG
"
;
Net
*
Net
13,689,831
-4,649,495, 13,168,087
'
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
Stores
-
—V.
1795.
p.
—V.
Ling Electronics, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
Corp.
Electronics
—
Offered
Stock
Common
■
will
the
is
used
and
of
airborne
warnings,
early
earned
has
'
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
terra
Short
stock
recon-,
►
stock
common
into
changed
number
the
of
the
authorized
'
common
of
shares
of
common
common
Carl
M.
'Co.
Rhoades
Loeb,
_A__
Paine,
Jackson
&
p.
;•
■
,
&
Co.—
Co
<fc
.
Dominick-,.,--.
Noyes
.
Newhard,
3
5,000
5.000n
ton
-
5,000*
5,000
Cook A; Co,
Co
Schwabacher &:
$769,272
$1J)14,161
273,160
307,679
.
3,073,734
$9,502,430 -$9,796,133
8,849,053
9,121,950
2-for-l
a
split
rev.
ry.
—V.
the
of
$430,599Y
ops..
ry.
189,
$48,255
*282,275
129,593
Income—
*308,191
Yb
1575.
p.
$674,183
•206,007
$653,377
1959 -Month—1958
fr.
ry.
$137,255
$368,456
112,209
83,329
$1,166^23
817,180
$1,196,193
$227,007
ops.„
$413,382
276,127
210,970
Income
oper.
189,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$529,902
302,895
827,737
$349,343
223,382
1575.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
" A
on
1,
June
1959,
reported
that
the
operating
Railway
oper.
with
compared
In 1958,
proceeds
are
applied
currently
which will
before May
Income
*'
Co.," Incorporated.
.' ■
$3,350,024
959,957
—
Exchange
Distribu¬
■'
Co.-^Pfoposes Stock Offering—
,
May 4, filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 15,000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The registration statement also cover's warrants to pur¬
chase 6,500 common shares, exercisable over a- five-year period; which
were sold to Kidder, Peabody in
July, 1958, and the shares Issuable
.
exercise
the
thereof.
received a conditional- commitment from an. insur¬
for the purchase on* or before Dec. 15, 1959; contingent
upon the sale of the common shares, of $4,000,000 of Its 5.85& notes
due 1974.
Of the net proceeds of the sale of the -notes; $2,506,000
Will
company
be
applied to
to
the general
of the company's 5note- due
redemption
the
The remainder,
1973.
loans,
plus
the net proceeds of the
of
funds
the company and
stoclr sale, will be
is expected- to be
to the purchase and Installation of a Banbury Mixer, a- mill
line, ten curing vulcanlzcrs, and related equipment at an estimated
cost of $1,500,000, and for,additional working capital.—V. 188, p. 1864.
applied
of record June 2,
The subscription
announced later.
by A. G. Becker
Y
$3,830,846
1,088,439
on
The company has
|
Co.
I.** ->
t-
Mohawk Rubber
added
"
Cement
Portland
The company,
ance
bank
short-term
ry.
1677.
of 57,969 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $12.50) was made on May 5 by Merrill
Lynch,. Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and DempseyTegeler & Co. Most of these shares were priced at $92
per share.
No concession price was given. This distri¬
bution has been completed.—V. 185, p. 1046.
on
against
404,380
fr.
p,
Missouri
Mr. Hoffman reported.
be
$1,171,832
-350,527
$1,303,818
rev.
189,
tion—An exchange distribution
1953
to
ops-
—V.
.
net
$5,194,949
3,891,131
rev..
cxps._
railway oper. inc.—
Net
Net
the
estimated
company's
Railway
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$4,951,950 $14,555,113 $14,743,655
3,780,118
10,724,267 11,393,631
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
Montana-Dakota
'
Higher—}-
Utilities Co.—-Earnings
$1,912,433 in the three months ended March 31»
1959 as against $1,684,893 in the first quarter last year.
The company-has called for redemption on June 1,
1959, all of its
After preferred dividend requirements, the lutest quarter's earnings
outstanding 5'/c. convertible subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1973
were equal to 87 cents a share on 2,000,258 shares of common stock,
at 1Q5',* plus accrued interest., Payment will be made at the Central
compared with 76 cents a share on the same basis a year ago. /)
National Bank of Cleveland, 123 W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio.;.;
Operating revenues totaled $10,053,634, up from $8,951,085.
;
,
Debentures may be converted into common stock at $20 per share
Net
operating income for the latest quarter was $2,464,051.
A
at
any
time prior to the close ol business on May 18,
1959.—V:
year before it was $2,087,533.
*
i
189, p. 14C8.
Based on current oil production
from fields in which MontanaDakota has a participating interest with Shell Oil Co., and - including
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Proposed Purchase of
subsidiary
interest,
Montana-Dakota estimates it will receive- oil
"income equivalent to about 22 cents a share in 1959 under the Shell
Hanover Assets—
Y
Y
J
:
Y
agreement, said R. M. Heskett, Chairman.—V. 189, p. 1349.
This Boston, investment company, has applied to the SEC for an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect to
Montgomery Ward Sc Co., Inc.—April Sales Up—•
its proposed issuance of stock for - substantially all of the cash and
Period End. Apr. 29—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
1959—13 Wks^—1958
securities of The Han'over Co.;
and the Commission has issued an
$
$
$
$
.
order giving interested persons until May 19, 1959, to request a hearing
Sales
100,295.362
87,818,018 260,242,862 221,909,239
thereon.
7,500
—
Net
Net
on
1795.
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.—Contracts—Earnings
v
Debentures—
Redeem
To
Shares
9,000
9,000
Kohlmeyer & Co
Mltchum, Jones <Ss Temple -
15,000
Curtis
189,
Hirsch
15,000
Clarke Dodge & Co.i_9,000
—V.
Hemphill,
&
_
Webber.
have severally
respective numbers
■■
Dominlck &
recommended
29
balance to be added to working capital.
The company plans to mail rights to stockholders
and terminate the subscription period on June
18.
ratio,
conversion price - and other details will be
The offer will be underwritten by a group headed
pursuant
'
Shares
Split
stock,
The
stock:
Kidder, Peabody & Co
75,250
Model, Roland & Stone_— 75.250
W. E. Hutton & Co.
15,000
as
fr.
operating rev._
Railway opertaing exps.
quarter of 1959 was $389,042 or 58 cents per share of
based on 670,809 shares outstanding, at March 31,
first
rev.
Ty. - oper.
Period End. Mar. 31—
President,
at $2.50 par value.
for redemption
company
&
below
named
underwriters
The
—
$449,474 :
Y 168,939
2,960,365
Railway
-
any
stock purchase warrants.
UNDERWRITERS
.
May 7 filed a registration statement with the
SEG
covering a maximum of $5,100,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures to be offered for stockholders' subscription.
'
'agreed to purchase from the company the following
April
called
The
outstanding were
....
4
Missouri-Illinois RR,—Earnings—
Convertible Debenture Issue Filed With SEC—
of common stock, and
stock was increased to
stock
restricted
ry. ops
$287,195
Income—. 112,315
Y;
shares
$13,627,025
550,000 shs.
50,000 wts,
shares, 50,000 are reserved for issuance
option plan and 50,000 pursuant to
$Of the authorized
the
of
and
issued
300,000 shares
shares
1,000,000.
to
then
company
aggregate .of
an
of
Net
Net
first quarter earning sof $265,144 or
42 cents per share of common on the 552,501' shares then outstanding..
The company's estimated equity In first quarter
1959 net income
retained by associated companies- totalled $196,708. equal to 29 cents
per
share on the 670,809
shares of common stock outstanding as
compared with first quarter 1958 equity of $191,628 equal to 29 cents
per share on the 552,504 shares then outstanding.
First quarter sales this year totaled $15,331,367 as compared with
1959,
$550,000
$550,000
$1,000,000 shs.
50,000 wts.
par)-..;
fr.
oper;
189, p. 1796.
Railway operating exps,
$9,941,876
Y.
,
on
Hoffman
common
♦By Certificate of Amendment to its Certificate of Incorporation filed
March 31, 1959, the- 500 shares of preferred stock and the 2,500 shares
of
v.
Period End, Mar. 31—
7 Y
1959—13 Weeks—1958
$8,179,000
Y
'
1959—4 Weeks—1958
$2,307,385
Hoffman,
H.
directors
the
in
EFFECT TO- PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
purchase warrants
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
stock.
-
a
loans
bank
''Common stock ($1
Common
$1,876,796
1,427,322
$1,778,421.
1,491,226
Railway operating rev..? $3,390,964 ,<$3,121,989
$5,100,000 Convertible Debentures—
directors
The
profit in each fiscal year since
the year ended March 31,
1949.
In the 11 months ended Feb. 28.
1959
net sales were
$7,068,000 and net income was $112,000 equal
after preferred dividends to 37 cents per share on
300,000 common
shares
outstanding.
In 'the
latest
period
approximately 40?c
of
Loral's billings were under research and development contracts with
the government.
Backlog at March 1, 1959 was $16,656,000.
•
.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
''Li 1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
under
should
Sales Up—
$3,096,117
Mr.
gathering.
intelligence
EARNINGS—Loral
Y>.
*
order
outstanding 5C'e
convertible debentures, the holders of
have the right to convert them into common stock on or
18 at the conversion price of $20 per share.
such equipment
fields in wheh
the
warfare,
anti-submarine
are
naissance
'
;Some
stop
2035.
p.
2,000,000
electronic
equipment for U. S. military use, primarily devices for the display
information, navigation equipment, counterineasure systems
and
systems.
a
•
of
handling
whether
said the recommendation
will be
voted upon at a special meeting of stockholders on
May 27. Also
to be voted upon at that time, Mr. Hoffman said,
is a proposal to t
sell a new Issue not to exceed $5,100,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures which will be first offered to stockholders for subscription.
The new debentures will be
registered under the Federal Securities
Act and the subscriptions will be underwritten . Stockholders of record
on
the effective date of the registration statement
will be entitled
to receive rights to subscribe.
In connection
with the proposed stock split, stockholders will be
asked
to
approve
an
increase in the number of common shares
authorized
from
the
present 1,000,000 shares at $5
par
value to
to
BUSINESS—Incorporated in 1948. Loral produces complex
Net rev.
Net
effectiveness- of a registration by this
has been postponed to Monday, May
the
suspending
James
this
from
net proceeds
determine
the proceedings
In
1959
6,
May
to
189, p. 1930.
The
The offering was over¬
of
$450,000
use
for
1933
of
Period End. May 2—•
common
equip a new building adjoining its present plant in the
Bronx, N. Y.
Approximately $177,000 will be used to acquire two
companies — Willor
Manufacturing
Corporation,
manufacturer
of
stamped metal parts, and Allor Leasing Corporation, electronic equip¬
ment lessor—both of which had been closely identified with Loral.
data
revenue^
oper.
Railway operating exps.
$1,582,581
548,169
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—Plans Two-for-One
subscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—-Loral
Railway
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$5,204,878 $5,278,690
4,435.606 - . 4,264,529
1959—Month—1958;
Period End. Mar. 31— V
$6,973,643
5,391,062
Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
scheduled
Act
And Sale of
—
Peabody & Co. and Model, Roland & Stone
underwriting group which offered publicly on
May 7 a new issue of 250,000 shares of $1 par value com¬
mon
stock at $12 per share.
This is the first public
-offering
1959—BMos.—1958-
1349.
p.
investment- company,
189,
—V.
an
offering of the company's stock.
$443,954 * V $730,327 ^$1,185,487
136,691
261,731
*
396,322
'
Sales
Kidder,
•1
.
.
Mangel Stores Corp.—Current
stock (par 500)
was made on April 21 by White, Weld & Co. at $26.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per'
share. This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1574.
headed
1959—3 Mos.—1958
St.
11,
1959, at 10 a.m. : The postponement was requested by counsel for •
Managed Funds and by counsel for Hilton Slay ton and Hovey Slay ton.,
I.ouis
dary offering of 17,600 shares of common
Loral
.
$31,087,349- $2^731,244
$3,211,612 ^$3,362,493
189,
—V.
Funds,
hearing
issued
be
•
1959—3 Mos.—1958 '
$13,448,588 $15,349,167 $41,132,787 $37,445,189
'.."v.
'
/Y
1959—Month—1958
—
189,
.
April Sales Lower—
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
-
$2,495,804 * $G,479,661
- 1,765,477
5,294,174
1796.
p.
Managed
The
€orp.—April Sales Off—'
Period End. Apr. 30—
Sales
*
1,811,170
ops.-
income-,--
oper.
189,
the-Securities
Lerner
—V.
1959—Month—1958
$2,255,124
rev._
option plan-referred to In
postponed to Juno 16>
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Apr. 30—
■
Sales '
1
.
stoclr
V
1795.
189,. p.
operating
Railway operating exps."
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$4,798,401 $13,780,251 $13,747,742
company's
this
on
.
1
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway oper.
hearing
issue of the-Chronicle, has been
not June 10; 1959. See V. 189. p. 1930.
Millcr-Wohl Co. Inc.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
.
1930.
,j
April 27
? 1959,
"•
1795.
p.
~'The
have
$G50,000
Broad-
189, p. 1930.
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Hearing June 16—
'$53,451
"*$137,002
89,571
$31,340
*$19,920
80,589
ops._
income
oper.
"
Amplifiers, Inc.—Awarded New Orders—
contracts
for the TM-7G Mace.—V. 189; p.
-
Yt'>
:
.
,
.
.
Now York, N. Y.—V.
way,
;
our
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$487,940' $1,226,200 $1,295,045
456,609
1,363,802
1,348,496
$445,111
465,031
exps.
injunction.
SEC on April
Purchase and
■
Y
Payment will be made at the Pint National City Trust Co., 2
;
been awarded to this
corporation to provide equipment for The Martin Co. Mcce and Titan
missiles,
according to' an
announcement ■ by Harold: A. Goldsmith.
President, and'Herbert Herz, Executive Vice-President.
,
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc. will build ground checkout equipment for
The Martin Co.'a Titan intercontinental ballistic missile and autopilots
Production
1959—Month—1958
'
operating rev._
Railway operating
the
to
,
has called for redemption on June 15, next, through
sinking fund, $495,000 of its first mortgage pipe
series due 1977 at 102.73fc, plus accrued interest.
company
.
operation of the
line bonds, OWfc
/
Y.Y .Y-':
-;
defendants consented
The
Office announced
Regional
Y
,
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redmpt.—
.
^,
r
May 1. 1959. that the
U. S.- District Court in Fairbanks 'Alaska,, had issued an order. per¬
manently
enjoining Fred
&
Pettyjohn, Jr., ; and
MacLaren River
Copper Corp., from further sale of the Copper Corporation stock In
violation
of the
registration
requirements of
the Securities Act.
Seattle
SEC
The
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
:
With SEC—
•
This-company filed a registration statement with, the
30, 1959, covering participations in Its Employee Stock
inquiry will be conducted Into the foregoing matters
of determining whether the suspension order should be
made
or
Merck & Co., Inc.—Registers
Y
...
the hearing,
for the purpose
1795.
p.
by Maclnar, Inc.. Washington, D. C.
thereof, Macinar's stock offering violated Section 17 (the fraud prohi¬
bitions) of the Securities Act.
v
$379,508
461.006
$276,173
359,346
"
$93,983
114,381
$94,250
ops.__
ry.
;
with respect to a public offering of common
1933
warrants
rial
•
I
,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$97,503 Y $270,452
-$268,720
191,486
; 546,625
-648,228
'•
$99,654
193,904
Z.
rev
;-,
_
of
and
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
;
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Lake
.
189, p. 1131.
Servomechanlsms, Inc. below.—V.
See
-
rities Act
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Laboratory for Electronics,
Net
earnings
were
.
Solon B. Turman, President, on April 21. stated that It
appeared
unlikely that contracts for the construction of additional vessels under
the company's long-range shipbuilding "program would be placed until
later in the year.
He stated, however, that "Lykes is ready, willing"
and able to proceed
with its contractual shipbuilding commitments
-
Hanover
but
-
awaiting appropriation of shipyard subsidies
Mr.
Turman
stated
that estimated
results
during the first quarter of ,1959.
assets,
be
MIT
•
world
trade
operttes
r
one
of
the
nation's largest
'»
since 1900.
,
;
on
entire
Raytheon Mfg. Co.
below.^—V.
189,
by dividing the net asset value per
determined
close
of
business
on
the
ef the Hanover assets
day
preceding
Kaiser
Aluminum
&
above.—V.
Microwave Associates, Inc.—Sells
See
Technical Operations,
p.
2035.
-
Maclnar Inc.—Hearing on
accrued
interest from May 15 to June
The
called
,
25.
are convertible
into common
June 25. 1959. at a conversion price of
debentures
-
& p.m. tEDST)
of common.
-
'
N.
Y.
proceeds
"
>
Union, N. J.—Files—
Y
to purchase building; for research,
etc.; and for working capital.
manufacture and sell portable
Instruments for testing, etc. v
^
are
to
laboratory
Narda Ultrasonics
be
„
„
used
shares up to
$23 per share
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
,
Y
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
April 29. 1959, covering 20,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
for public sale through Torpie & 8altzman.
The' public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
. .
The'company was organized in 1957 and is engaged in the produc¬
tion of. ultrasonic cleaners. It now manufactures a line of generators
The
.
cents
■
corporation on May 1 filed a letter of notification with th»
99,500 shares of .common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $3 per share,
through G. Everett Parks & Co., Ina, New
-1
and
707.1
Stock Interest—
and
■
-
development, equipment and machinery,
The business of the corporation is to
The
Filing—
Exchange Commission has scheduled a hearing
for June 15, 1959, in its, Washington office on Ihe question whether
to vacate, of make permanent, its March 30, 1959, order "temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration-under tfce SecuSecurities
offered
York.
Inc. below.—V. 188, p. 2744.
.
The
shafe of
principal
'
Y
covering
SEC
the closing date
189. p. 811:
189, p.
"
,
'
The
of ""
to be exchanged.—V.
Chemical Corp.
1796.
Multi-Amp Electronic Corp.,
to
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—To Redeem $100,000 Debs.—
directors have authorized
a
call for redemption of $100,000
amount of the firm's 6ci> subordinated sinking fund tie*"bentures, according to J. Russell Duncan. President.
The call will be.made May 25, with the redemption date of June 23,
1959, for application against sinking fund requirements..
;
Th* last redemption of $100,000 of debentures was made in January
of this year.
"
Y.
; :
Euch debenture called will be. redeemed at $100 face value plus 66
present
five new ships at
Machlett Laboratories, Inc.—Merger Details—
Sc
the
total value of $10,548,047 at March 31, 1959. are
MIT in exchange for MIT shares, the number
to
p.
.
shipbuilding program designed
fleet of:ships- Construction .has already
the Inxalis Shipbuilding Corp., Pascagoula,
Mies., and a contract for four other ships has been -awarded to the- -■
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Sparrows Point, Maryland with construc¬
tion slated to begin later this year.—V. 189. p. 1023.
" Y
replace its
a
189,
Y
'
,
The comi>any is presently engaged in a
started
'■
Mexico Refractories Co.—Merger Approved—
See
-
.
to
—V.
Hugo.
The
'
ana
will be
at
into the value
■
owns
flag
having
transferred
which
i
fleets
company
American
personal holding company formed and owned by
a
of Baltimore; and it holds investment securities including
substantial amount
of International Paper common stock.
These
a
Cargoliners engaged in international trade.
Its 54
ships operate over six of the country's essential trade routes between
U. S. Gulf and most of the globe.
The company has been engaged in
The
of
is
Dalslieimer
by the United States."
of-operations for the
three
months ended March 31,
1959 indicated earnings of 39e per
share, as compared with "C2c per share for the comparable quarter
of 1958, before inclusion of non-recurring gains on trade-in of X'essels:
both of the
per share
figures are based on shares outstanding on
March 31, 1959. and are without regard to the possible effect of yearend
adjustments.
There have been no non-tecurring capital gains
is
and
corporation
complementing transducerized tanks under the trade name - BonIt plans to introduce several new lines of .ultraajnlc eqmpincluding domestic and "institutional dishw Ushers, liquidlevel
blaster."'ment,
thickness gaging,
- chemical proc¬
gaging devices, units for non-destructive testing,
detection, .and similar inspection purposes; and
-flaw
other high-frequency vibration apparatus.
Net. proceeds of this stock offering will be used to retire
outstanding bank loan and-the balance will be
essing
and
^
a $100,000
us^f«r«enwal
"corporate purposes; The company now has outstanding 774^W Mjm'mon sahTes, of which 300.266 shares (40fo) are owned by Tha-N^aa
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
(2140,1
Corp.'s
An
additional 85,000 shares (10.9 ,o)
are
M. Platzrnan, Executive Vice-President, of Flower Hill,
McGregor, President of Narda Ultrasonics, and three
Corporation.
Microwave
owned by Paul
K
Y
Johen C.
Vice-Presidents, own 405,800 of the 000,000 outstanding shares
own 135,500 shares of Narda
companv
Narda Microwave stock.
They also
Ultrasonics common.—V. 188, p. 2G45.
cf
Financing Cleared by
Commission—
National Fuel Gas Co.—System
Exchange
and
Securities
The SEC has issued an order
under the Holding Company Act author¬
izing this company to make bank borrowings during the period July 1
to Dec. 31, 1959, in amounts not exceeding $8,100,000 in the aggregate,
national also was authorized to make loans of $G,9i0,000 and $1,200,000.
respectively, to its subsidiaries, Iroquois Gas Corp. and Pennsylvania
Cms Co. The subsidiaries propose to use the funds, together with funds
available from current operations, for property additions and improve¬
ments during 1959, estimated at $9,400,000, to purchase additional gas
for underground storage, estimated at $1,000,000, and for other cor-
1797.
f>orate purposes.—V. 189, p.
properties
dock
coal
n°Involved
The C. Reiss Coal Co. has been
to
them
ar»-
prior
share
the
to
(flat),
close
and
to
of "business
convert
May
27,
shares
such
-
1959,
into»
*,
dock
coal
American
largest
Northeast Aluminum, Inc., Wayne,
N.-J.—Files—".7
The net proceeds
;
corporation on
will be used for additional shipping facilities.
<
.
coil sheet.
enameled aluminum and steel
..
,
77.;777:* 7'/; 7"'
^
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
the principal underwriter;;
White, Weld- & Co. is
listed as
National
National
Inc.
Products,
Starch
Products Inc.
Starch
Northern Illinois Gas
below.
—
Two-for-One Stock
<bnd
a
April
on
actions became elfective May 8,
1959.
explained that
under the stock
chares of $1 par value will become
1,963,144 shares of 50 cent par value. -> Similarly, the presently au¬
thorized 2,000,000 shares of common stock with a par value of $1
$>cr share will be doubled to 4,000,000 shares with a par value ol
Both
Corp..
Frank
K.
Greenwall,
outstanding
the
eplifc
Chairman,
981,572
cents each.
t>0
directors have declared
The
share, payable May 20, on the larger number of shares outstanding
•us a result
of the split.
In February, 1959, quarterly dividends were
raised from 25 cents to 30 cents
on
also
and
June
111
time."—V.
of
189,
should
have
,
-
,
,,
An
close
business
of
certificates
for
one
industries.
He emphasized, however, tfiat important as the chemical field has
fjecome, future plans provide for an expansion
of- the company's'
liositicn as a leading producer of adhecives-, starch and starch prod¬
ucts.
He said the company would intensify its program of developing,
through research, new starch products and specialties for the food,
packaging, paper, textile, rubber, and other industries, as well as
finding new uses for existing starch products.
Mr. Greenvall
told the stockholders
that indications point
to a
continuing increase in sales and earnings in the period that lies ahead.
The corporation reported for the quarter ended March 31, 1959, with
comparisons as follows:
Quarter Elided March 31—
Wet
,
1959
.
sales
Het
'.;?..*.*'•
•
income
1958
$12,374,035 $10,632,243
Common
692,315
shares
outstanding
:—
981,358
•Earnings per common share^____^_:______
♦After
preferred dividends.—V.
583,048
189,
812.
p.
969,026
$0.59
$0.69
»
,
com.nany
April
011
public sale through an underwriting group headed by'
Kulm, Loeb & Co., Harrimah Ripley & Co., Inc., and The First Boston
Corp. The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
ere to be supplied by amendment.' ;
v
According to the prospectus. National Steel lias under way a major
three-year program of expansion in anticipation of increased demand
for steel productions. Capital expenditures,
including those for normal
Improvements during the period, are presently estimated at. approxi¬
mately $300,000,000., The major portions of the expansion
program
(1)
fire:
crease
At
tnc
Northwestern Fire
but
rolled sheets
and
to
fdants—increase of
improve their processing; (2 i At the Great Lakes
ingot, capacity from 3,700,000 net tons to
annual
<,200,000 net tons and the installation
titrip mill;
cite of
and
Chicago, of
the
Great
hot
and
(3)
750
some
a
80-inch
new
continuous hot
At the Midwest plant site—the construction,
on
the shore of Lake Michigan in
Indiana,
on
acres
Midwest plant
new
Hakes
cold
of ,a
plant,
rolled
to
produce, from Coils supplied from
tin plate, galvanized sheets and
electrolytic
sheet
products
a'
near
(the
contemplated
initial
capacity
Will be 1,000,000 net tons of such products and
about $100,000,000 will"
Ijo spent on this part of the program).
'
The company expects that the entire cost of
the expansion
,
excess
Irorn
of
program,
the net
proceeds of the sale of the
depreciation,
retained
for
V. 189, p.
depletion
in
use
the
and
business
bonds, will be provided
amortization
during
the
charges
and
construction
income
This
The
and
Minn.,
Minneapolis,
located in
exemption "order
all
Commission
the
until
under
issued
has
to
1959
19,
May
Northwestern
The
oh; April
company
Established
the
use.
in
Los
Oilmaster"
National
•distributors
•mtional
22
Nietos,
1926,
Fluid
line
announced
request
applied
has
interested
order- giving
an
the
acquisition
in
oil
tribute the
decide
persons
distributor
for
the
Independent outlets, since
The company has
company's
400
products,
This
x*eceive
Northwestern
therefore
their
the' securities
of
proposes
—Plans
Alfons
;
this
in
dividend
filed
Pa.,
with
offices
A.
W.
registration
a
statement
200,000 shares* of
common
public sale at $3.75 per share.
best efforts basis by Charles Plohn
commission
underwriter
as a division.—V.
187,
Inc.—April Sales
*f0d End" Apr* 30"
4v. ^riW""
Lower—
*959—Month—1.958
in
use
stock
in
of
also
62Vac
advent
Share
theooP7
-84,__7
tne
«n
(J. J.)
e
shares
sale
aS
outstanding at
March
1959—Month—1958
51o,733,420 $16,574,468
1797.
r';Srwi¥?erka;1 Acte|ltaace
Secunties and
I lies With
for
$1000
subscrimimi
of
owed
bank
a
and
North
In
a
1959.—V.
189,
"
hv
Stuart
working
for
Co.,
&
are
to
to
be used for
484.
Ga.—
made
on
April
no
hv
rv
be
'
1
and:
*
directors.
.
strengthened/our debt situation.' .We have revitalized Pratt &
Whitney and Colt's, and
entity.
also
We have
Solar Aircraft."
•'
..
elected
have set up Chandler Evans
we
taken
'v;,
step
a
executive
new
committee
separate
a
position In
a
;.'7'
the.
to
as
ahead by acquiring
.
)•
.*•
which
Mr.
Landa
,
expenses.2%
for
The
.
.
ultrasonics.
applied
to
the
Of
net
the payment of
Glass
proceeds
of
700
its*
for
pay¬
tire -underwriter
piirclia'sed
were
from Stuart
which
Co.,
owns
34,000
Nuclear Electronics.
of
and
shares
(21.95(2) of
own,-individually,
They
*
shares,
12,760
respectively; / and
16,400 shares.—V. 182, p. 12.
owns
company
-*•.
*
-.
.
The
Government
system
<te
consists
division
Industrial
of
radio
a
plant.
-. •
and' receiver
>.
transmitter
which
The
are
be
to
used
for
-
-
selection.
-
John- E.
Tills
28
radio
(three
set
is capable of
and
putting out
deep)
volts
1797.
p.
feet
long,* 12
off
operating
as
much
;
inches
high and -15
battery system ot
watts * of - RF" power.-4.
jeep
a
100
as
77.
..'
.*,'*
•
„
,
Pittsbursrh
to'"mining
incidental
"""
j.'
-
*
■-
7
stock
<■
Standard Condait Co.—Stock Offered—An
underwriting group managed by Lee Higginson Corp.
May
has
Co.—Pole
issued
Sale
(Release
order
an
Approved—
offered
for
public
sale* ■75,000
(par $5) at $25 per share.
PROCEEDS—Of
shares
of
This offering
was over-,
BUSINESS—Company,
fabricator
the
effect
approximate equilization of investment In jointly-used
poles and in the fees which each pays the other for the privilege of
joint use.—V. 189, p. 1970.
?
\.
M.
Wit
been
elected
Vice-President
a
of
only
duit,
of
rigid
electrical
income
ruary
of
For
36
or
the
equal
a
announcement
by
Dorsey - Richardson,
President;
Mr. Wit became associated with the company., in 1958 prior to* whichhe was with the law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore from 1954.—
$510,234, equal to $3.15
V.
1350.
in
an
'
t
*,;.. 1' -*.
..*,/
;' .-* * v'.„
sale
on
of
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.
ferred Stock—
The
:
..
—
has
..;
called
*.-
for
.*.
.
,
'
'
made
at
the
Bankers
Trust
converted
into
First" Boston
banking
firm
have
Corp.,
agreed
Co.,
16-Wall
notes
Capital
to" and ;
to
York,
buy
N.
any
Yv'' and another investment
preferred"" shares tendered to
on
July
due
stock
♦Due * ill
St.,JNew
coramoiv.stock. up
the
•
(
will
company
oft outstanding
*
net sales
share,
per
the
short
each
dividend
a
of
record
has
of
GIVING
paid
the
of
July
37ti
past
*
nine
cents-per
TO
-
-
$56,548
and
net
$20,000
.
.
.
years.
On April 7,
share* payable Aug. 1
PRESENT
FINANCING
—
*
--
Outstanding
$520,000--
'
•».240,051 shs,
principal; amount"* payable-quarterly
1960
and $420,000 principal
7
^
.
1958
income
the capital stock
500.000shs.-
1359 through May 1,
The
net
of. net
of
.
on
Authorized
.
$5 7,
—
and
and Feb¬
months
•
dividends
EFFECT
13.1960.
UNDERWRITERS
and
$11,059,095
i
*
January
15.
-
instalments* of
1.
sales
con¬
*
$1,953,334
share' for
and
such
of
after additional income of $102,089
1959-1960
(par
of
operating
United" States
corresponding
were
oldest
the
the
fittings.
$1,582,470
for
sales
is
fabrication
_
in
CAPITALIZATION
*Vr
\;'*
New
cents
with
year,
in
the
conduit
on
from May
be
including May 27, 1959.
The
declared
stockholders
-
May* 27,' 1959, all of
its, outstanding 5.75-92 .cumulative convertible .preferred stock,'series C,
fit ■ $105.75 per share, plus accrual dividends of 54 oents per share.
redemption
in
reported
share,
per
and
33
company
varying' amounts
•
corporation
sale,
1905,
conduit
plant.
a
DIVIDENDS—The
to
To Redeem Pre¬
to
compared
cents
calendar
1958
tubing
company
$55,179,
this year
of
income,
this 7 Fund;
electrical
metallic
to
.7
the
-
repayment
incorporated in
steel
according
189,w p.
to
specializing solely
company
EARNINGS—The
Street Fund, Inc.—New Vice-President—
lias
$1,000,000
7,
from
bank
loans, incurred in connection with
the
construction* of
the company's new fabricating plant and office at
Verona, Pennsylvania,
balance of proceeds will be added to the company's
general funds.
owned by them for many years.
Ohio Power owns considerably
these poles than does Ohio Bell, and the purpose'1* of"* thd' pole
Harold
proceeds
The
of
to
net
on
capital
term
to sell certain jointly-used poles to The Ohio Bell Tele¬
Ohio Bell will pay $467,375 for 12,243 poles located in its
Southwest Exchange area; and $235,132 lor 6,085 poles located in its
Northeast Exchange Area.
The two companies have made joint use of
company
is
the
apply;-approximately
35-14000)*a authorizing
i
phone Co.
poles
7
.
.
compact
inches
v.* 189,
involved.
expenses
.
Power
SEC
are
capable of sending and receiving voice, radio.teletype anct radio-tele¬
graph signaTs. The transmitting frequency is in the 1.5 to 20 megacycle
range and the receiving range is from .5 to 32 *nic.,.
V7 Designed fee use in .jeeps, tanks or. trucks as ground communications
equipment,;, the radio sets have automatic tuning by single switch
'*,
011
proceeds
Ohio
\
>
.
,
Philco's
■*'
1959, had 159,400 outstanding shares. The
sets.
radio
Known as radio set AN/GItC-19,- the equipment will be modernized
by Philco engineers according to the most advanced Icommunications
standards, including transistorization.
The set-, wilt be produced at
indebtedness
an
$120,000
Company;
$250,000 for research, development, pro¬
$20,000 for sales promotion;, and the balance
Preferred-stock, may
American Coal
close
a
President" by unanimous
.'' .."*'7
■
7
^
Mining Co., Dixie, Idaho—Files With SEC—
Payment will be
York 15. N. Y.
.
CCnpeiss Qoal Co. of Sheboygan, Wis., the sale of =4 President 'of
Keiss CoalCc4°07«° p-'
rd W4i{a:a A Rei*s' North
elected
was
Stockholders
directors
notifictlo., with the
2420.
Finance
struggle- that preceded the
two
lrom
capital.
stock
9,240
One William
$61,005,014 $54,950,848
p.
of
of
*
proxy
agement,
April 27 filed a letter of notification-, with; the SEC 7,
covering 20,087 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per X
share» and $100,000 of Exploration Fund Certificates to be 'offered in"*'
1959—4 Mos.—1958
working capital.—V. 179,
management,
it will- receive;
shares
April 20.
Wagenseller, President,
more
American Coal
Corp.—Sells Coal Docks—
joint statement
which
plus. $37;500
Wheatton
Louchheim
F.
outstanding
additional
sale
to
long
..
We* have
Off—
subordinated debentures
board
charge
board
that
took control of the corporation last June after
ousting
of
former
Presidents, Leopold.; D.
Silberstein
was * re**
elected by .'in overwhelming vote.
.
i
V S
7'
Com.. Atlanta,
the
new
*
-
the
in
to concentrate
a newly-created
The
indebtedness;
company on
an
equal
p.
the
Landa
in
into
rehabili¬
of
program
on
May 4
Chairman of
as
*
Vice-President
Mr.
Directors
share,
and
to
marketing;
the
based
1958,
^stockholders in denominations of $100, $500
ghtS *1U eXpire Ju* 31'
.No underwriting is
each
Involved.
The proceeds
amounted
S150.D52,
31,
Exchange Commission—
e^cXSga»M0 WAoPtr6a9ln1f
ond
31,
Newberry Co.—April Sales
—V." 1897 P.~
t0
of
broad
a
President
of
management
new
subscribed and the books closed.
March 31. 1959,
securities,
thS- quartei' ended March
.
Period End. Apr. 30—
offered
o1
c°mpared
office
led
the
and
Louchlieim, Board Chairman, and L. Daniel Dannenbaum, Secre¬
tary.. Louchlieim and Dannenbaum own 55^?- of the outstanding stock
$18,044,455 $17,357,720
fo„r. the Quarter ended
lrom the
.
and initiated
year
the
who
Broad
N.
60,000
will be
$150,000
amount
general
this
IrSdin^Slfinh-?
last
Committee.
of
of
vote
"
v.;
per
operations.
New l:ork & Honduras
Kosario Mining Co.—Earns.
Up
fUMPipp
it
to
■
Karri
associate
Great* Northern *
acquired
has
communications
sale,
that
1959—4 Months—1958
$4,148,251 $5,372,536
49.
p.
_
The
Brothers
delivered
cash.
denominations of $100 each. No underwriting is
Ncisner
189,
policy and planning activities
David
,
op2rute Tl!lld Packed
DC-9,
Douglas Aircraft Co. is trying to
into production of the DC-9, which would
go
„
Oliadi
said
to
DC-8.—V.
attorney-industrialist
resigned
top
on
few
President,
debt.
pany.,*.
...:
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,)'
Mr.,( Theodore L. Blumbergi a director_ aDd; former member of the
principal" - Clean House Committee,, was elected a-Vice-President.—V., 189,-p. 2037,
;„•*,.
.'.
stockholders for $60, of which 6,000 are to be transferred to Philadel-'V
.*-.
!.
..
*.*'.■
-.'..* / *. *■-•
> •-"i (*.
phia Securities Co. as a finders fee.
1•»';
Pliilco Corp.—To Build
Radio Sets— ;
7 ' \
The company is engaged in the design and developments of nuclear1
This,"corporal ion .has received a production contract of over three
instrumentation, marine electronic equipment, laboratory test *equip¬
ment, medical instrumentation and specialized precision equipment for > • million,.dollars from the U.: S. Army. Signal Supply Agency to build
selling
a
The
The
McKinney.
bank
Philadelphia,«> will, head, are Mr. Karjt;, .Harris J: Klein and* Milton C. Weisman;*. * Mr, *
with the SEC on April 29, 1959, ■" Klein,.^prominent New York attorney, headed the Penn-Texas Clean
stock.
The stock -is to» Ire offdred- .i House Committee and was elected a director last year in the seating
Mr? Weisman is General Counsel for the comThe offering is,to be made 011 a > ofnew management.
2925
at
for
of
a
long-term
in
Corp.—Changes in Personnel Announced
Adopt New Name—
7'-:'77Y/--.77
'7 t
to
Landa,
Executive
to'
F.
for
Douglas
not
the
corporation
tation,
receive. The minority stock-*-
is entitled to
entire
proceeds of such sales to its own stockholders,
corporation,
covering
Fluid
except
7.77*.',,'''- V
■:■ *.
in
$76,000,000
about
Penn-Texas
by
Nuclear-Electronics Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—^Registers
employees.
acquisition,
i 2?18 "Supplj would
value
the
or
than
.•.
assumed
been
1945.
about
•J.un,
market
fair
jet, or
whether
smaller
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
manufacture
of down veil
pumping equipment for oil country
one of the largest manufacturers
and
machinery and equipment, has been the inter-
field
and
also. ,appi*oved all
propositions put forward by man¬
including one to change the name of the company to Fair¬
banks Whitney Corp. as soon as necessary formalities are completed,
proposes to
call a meeting of its stockholders for the purpose of
v*.
Mr, Landa said: .'.'The first phase of the rehabilitation of this com¬
adopting a plan of liquidation and dissolution. If such.plan is adopted, <;
V/e have acquired control of Fairbanks, Morse,
it will sell the securities acquired from Northwestern and
then * (lis-/T- pany is now complete.
The
Supply, which is
oi
at
companies
company has not yet decided what planes to order for the Latin
American
division, but may select either a Convair jet airliner, a
other than securities to deposit, to Great',
pay Great Northern in cash the difference
to
and proposes
will
holders
ment
of "the
the
to stockholders.
present $90,000,000
outstanding
insurance since Dec. 31.. 1958, and
have
receive.
to
60,0.00 shares acquired by
specializes
company has
insurance
from
Boeing
be
thereon,
hearing
any
liabilities
entitled
is
the
duction
-
Packed
decided when the securities will be issued,
to sell them if the need arises, it was
position
a
proxy statement mailed
The
the
to
Act with
Investment Company
the
a
not written
has
insurance
its
dividend Great Northern
the
>
Calif.
in
77*'
more jets for use in the Latin American and Caribbean
areas! 2"7
'-'77-'I •
Total
equipment commitments now amount to about $160,000,000.
Hartford. Fire
Insurance Co.
Approximately 96??
of its/outstanding, stock. (115,684 shares)
is owned by Great Northern Investments Inc., a registered'
investment company.
; ;
On April 13, 1959 Northwestern declared a dividend of $50 per shgre^
on
its common stock, under the terms of which Great Northern will,
be entitled
to receive $5,510,900 and the minority shareholders will
be entitled to receive $277,800.
The present fair market value of. all
the securities owned by Northwestern (other than securities on deposit^
with various Commissioners of Insurance which cannot presently be
withdrawn)
is less than the amount of the dividend which Great
of
all
for
Packed Pump Co.,
the
^
order about 15
respect to certain transactions incident to the payment of a dividend;
period.—-
National Supply Co.—Acquisition—
bo
to
in
loans
Marine Insurance Go.—Files for
&
company,
for
I
1797.
want
stated
-
meeting May 20 on a pro-'
to $50,000,000 of convertible
to
The directors have not yet
Y i
Exemption Order—
SEC
Weirton
plants—expansion of present facilities to in¬
capacity for the production of electrolytic tin plate and cold
the
-jx'
annual
,
between
for
the
.
Northern,
on May 5, filed a registration statement with
the
covering $80,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due 1989, to
offered
;*
published bid price quoted the first day of each month by Portland,
Total available bank credit of a revolving type is $13,000,000.
(*
Ore., NASD, but not less than che par value of the stock. No under-,
The company is involved in an extensive equipment purchase program
w'rifing is'/involved.
^ :.:y
%; >
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of jet aircraft.
In addition to the 23 Boeing 77 jets—of which six now
The proceeds are to be used for capital expenditures.—V.. 189,» p. 604,;
are operating—and 21
Douglas DC-8 jets, the company probably will
This corporation,
t>e
^
*'
assign all ol' such securities,
GEO
'
*
.
of
Northern
*
•
17
National Steel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
In
>
-
at
authorize the Issuance of up
debentures lor "jet airplane acquisition.
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering an estimated 19,495 shares of common stock (par $9.50»'
to be
offered to employees through a.stock purchase plan at 92'?
The
-f."
will vote
stockholders
The
.
,
Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With
Cither
the
at
May 21,
'
engaged
; vertible Debentures—
r
posal
Northwest Natural Gas
the shares then outstanding.
trouble finishing;; in plenty
'
7 n
?
no
'
1469.
p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
record
of
about
or
on
is
company
,
May 7, 1959, will
additionl share ol'
the new stock for each share held. Stockholders will not be required
to surrender their present stock certificates.-.'
Mr. Greenvall said that the chauge in corporate name to National
tit arch Ar. Chemical Corp. reflects the increased importance of chemi¬
cals and chemical processes, in the company's business resulting from
the firm's research and development work dating back to the 1930's.
He said that National Starch & Chemical Corp.
today is one ol
the two largest producers of viiiyl acetate polymers and copolymers in
emulsion form for the adhesive, packaging, paper, textile, paint and
Shareholders
receive,
'■The
in: the design, manufacture and sale of
'eleofronic products, including television, high-fidelity and radio products
/
permits were mailed last week to about 41,500 7 for home
use, and technical electronic produces -for use in the. arcraft
residential
customers
on
the company's waiting
list, according - to;,
ahcV'missile industries :uid by. the Armed Forces.
Net. proceeds of-tits
Edv.ard D. Sheehan, Executive Vice-President of the;utility.
...
proposed -stock sale will be applied in the appraximate; amount; of
Mr. Sheehan's announcement followed Illihbis Ccminerce; Commission
$750,000 to the construction and equipping ol a new plant in Newbury
approval 011 April 30 of the company's plans to construct .a 14'0-mile 7
Park,-Calif. Some $3,000,000 will be applied to reduction of short-term
pipeline from East Dubuque (Illinois) to -De^lftldMt^y'-v''.r'7 .¥7.*:%?**7 bi ilk
indebtedness"; and ther balance will be added tn working* capital.rc
The
ICC
action
came
after final approyal
dn ;.April 24;' by; the ;
:
At April 15,
1959, the company* had outstanding 692.100 shares of
Federal Power Commission of Northern Natural Gas Co.'s petition to
stock (in addition to other securities!, of which the selling stockholder,
furnish 50 million
cubic feet of gas daily to
Ni-Gas at the East"
H. A. Bell, Board Chairman^ owns 126,000* shares *(18'/2)
He proposes
Dubuque terminus.
...
'
'
*.
*
'
i to offer 20,000 shareh
for*public sale.—"V.-; 189,* p;. 665.. * .*
•%
•*:" t
"We have been assured by Northern Natural that it can completer:
needed
facilities to deliver
this gas to us at East Dubuque before
Pan American World Airways, Inc.- -To Issue Connext winter," Mr. Sheehan added.
"We will get started on our pipeline ;
early
regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents
a
7
a-
^
.
28 approved a .two-for-one stock split
change in the company's name to National Starch & Chemical
shareholders
Co.—Expansion,betc.—^
heat
house
Gas
•Split and Change in Corporate Name Approved—
The
per
stock.—V.
at
April 30 filed a letter of notification with the
Packard-Bell Electronics Corpr.—Registers With" SEC
SEC covering 60,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent) to, be
This corporation, en May 4. filed a, registration statement with the
offered at $5 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to provide plant and equipment and ; SEC covering 120,000 shares of capital Stock.
Of these shares; 100,000
are
for working capital.
to be offered for public sale by the company and 20,000 -for the
•
•
7
—'
account of a selling stockholder.
The business of the corporation is to produce aluminum siding and
The public offering price and under¬
The
National Starch & Chemical Corp.—New Name—
6ce
at. $106.70
common
-V ;
.7.
'2 •Duluth, Minn.. ' 139, p. 813.
operated by North American's Inland Coal and Dock Division.- andOrmet Ship Finance Corp*—Private Placement—This
three docks and a coal Lriquet plant at Milwaukee, AVis.', operated by
North American's United Coal and Dick Division.
' *
^;*/' corporation, through Eastman Dillon; Union Securities
Financial considerations were not disclosed.^
■
v;
& Co., has arranged to place privately with a group of
Also included in the transaction is a sales agency agreement under «
which
Reiss
and
Inland
will market in the dock territory North ^ institutional investors $17,000,000 of 5%% 20-year first
American's
Indian Head Lignite, mined
in North, Dakota.—V. lb J,
preferred fleet mortgage collateral trust bonds, it was
p.
1350,'.
7*'<- '*'77'7'77'
7 announced on May 7.
,777;7;7vS7
; 7
7
the
arc
amount
_•
underwriters^named-*" below-- have^. severally
-
-
(Continued
on
page 48 f ~'r
r
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Volume
189
Number 5345
.
.
(2141)
The Commercialand Financial Chronicle
.
Per
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Name
>
,
Dividend ^announcements
tables.-
ft* tbe: first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an- '•
we
are
nounced
during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments pxevi4
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
of Company
Continental
When
Per
Co.
v
Paper Board Products
Inc.
1;
50c
v
Co.
:
6-15
■
12 %c
6-
.'
1
(quar.)-
6-
1
6-29
Reynolds Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
div.
6-15
7-
1
preference E (quar.)—
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
KLM
Name
A C P
Payable ofRec.
Share
Industries, Inc. (guar.)
Acadia
5%
of Company
5-22
6-30
6-25
25c
6-30
6-18
10c
8-
1
7-15
IOC
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
25c
3.0-
1
5c
(quar.)
62Vac r
t
preferred (quar.)
Mfg; (stock dividend)
—5%
.
pfd.
Co.
Allied Kid
Ob*.
Class
A
(quar.)_
5-15
7- 1
7- 1
5-15
6- 1
6-12
6-12
Curtis
5- l
Dahlstrom Metallic
5-15
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
5-25
5-18
$1
(initial)
common
„
-
(quar.)
A
7
Kaiser
Class
(Helene)
Indus,
6- 9
9-10
Delaware
RR.
Door
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
5-29
7-
$1
Detroit Harvester Co.
6-15
6-15
Three-for-one
r
4.08ft)
Aloe
preferred, (quar.)
S,) Company (quar.)
(A.
6- 1
5-22
6-30
6- 5
6- 1
25c
$1.02
25c
—
Distillers
$%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.6212
$3
25c
37%c
25c
1%
.
Donnelly
(quar.)—
$1.25 preferred'(quar.)
American Commercial Barge Line (quar. K.
American Dryer Corp. (stock dividend)
American Insulator Corp. (quar.)
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)
American Meta* Climax Inc., com.
4%%
20c
50c
30c
—
(quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
$1.12%
—
American Natural Gas (stock dividend)
American Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp.—
Common
15c
6-24
6- 1
5-29
Stock
5-29
Angostura-Wiipperman Corp. (quar.)
7%C
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
6-1
6-10
Atlas Powder Co,
Babbitt
pfd. (quar.)—
(increased)
partic.
common
(quar.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.12%
$1.15
60c
(quar.)
(B. T.),
Inc., common——-convertible preferred A (quar. >
convertible preferred B (quar.)
.5%
6%
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
62%c
37%c
«—.
preferre<Mquar.)
{31 Vic
5%% preferred (quar.7—•
—f36c.
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)
30c
Beauty Counselors, Inc. (quar.)—
20c
Belden Mfg. (quar.)——;
t—'
50c
Belding-Corticeiii, Ltd. (stock dividend)
10%
5%
25c
10c
Aircraft Corp
Hathaway, Inc. (resumed)
Eigelow-SanfoKi Carpet Co.,—
Berkshire
$1
Final
Booth
—:
Fisheries
Bprman
Corp.
Emery
Eric
«
Inc.
15c
6- 1
7-10
8-14
"
6- 1
.
{$1.19
$56c
t53c
4c
Brown Shoo Co. (quar. >
55c
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com. (quar.) ~ 37%c
$5 preferred, (quar.)
—
$1.25
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
20c
Buck Creek OS* Co
3c
Buckeye Pipe-tine (quar.)
35c
Buffalo Forge-Co—
35c
Bullock's, Inc., common (qUar.)
50c
-4.%' preferred (quar.)
—
$1
Burnham Gorp.fc common (quar.)—
—
25c
6% preferred- (s-aj.
——
$1.50
Burrard Dry Dock Ltd., class A (quar.)—
{11c
Byllesby (H. M.X & Co. (Del.)—
j>% preferred (quar.)
,
31 %c
6-1
6-1
6-15
7- 1
6- 1
6-29
6-15
5-28
6- 1..
8- 1;V
6-24
6-24
6-15
Development
„
Foots
6- 1
t31%c
Extra
{12c
{13c
Cb. Ltd., (resumed )
-
-
.
-
-
-
;
—
{12c
25c
.i
Central Steel & Wire Co
Central Vermont Public Service—
4.15% preferred (quar.)—
i<4.65% preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Ponds (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
—
$1.04
$1.17
$1.19
3%
$3.50
25c
$1.06
$1.18%
75c
$2
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5-20
6- 1
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6-25
I
6-19
Class
A
(resumed)
Utilities Co.,
Citizens
"on
June
this
>Coca-Cola
15
at
dividend)—
Co.
(quar.)
Coca-Cola International Corp.
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (initial)
—
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp., common (quar.)
•
•
4% preferred (quar.)
"Consolidated .Water Power
_
4%c
7%c
31%c
$1.25
$1.54
5-29
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
6- 1
6- 1
70c
20c
Continental Assurance Co.
.i.'. New
common
—
25c
'
25c
6-
1
5-15
1
6-
1
&
.v;7v6-
1
5-11
50C
6-15
6G-
Stock
&
1
Co.
(stock
6-15
5-20
6-
$1
6-15
5-20
$1.12%
6-15
5-20
6-15
5-20
reclassified
$5 par value
$5 par value
7-10
0-
1
8-
1
7-10
7-20
20C
7-10
7-
1
6-20
5-
68 %C
5
4-27
6-10
6-11
6-15
8- 1
6-10
7-17
5- 8
6-19
5-29
{3c
{5c
(quar.)
6-15
6-22
5-14
5-22
6-22
5-22
100%
6-15
5-15
55c
85c
93%c
93%c
80c
6- 1
5-15
.6-1
5-15
6- 1
5-15
6- 1
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
Telegraph
t
(s-a)—_
1
7-
C
Modern
7-
G
Monarch
5-25
5-18
5-18
5-29
20c
6-
6-15
5-22
5-20
40c
50c
12c
fl-12
5-29
7- 1
5-25
5-29
4-30
5-29
5-15
{10c
40c
5-30
6-10
5-15
5-20
50C
6r t
5-18
$1.25
12-14
11-20
6^10
5-25
>
lie
6-
5-12
-
1
6-11
40C
National
$2
{25c
30c
7- l-
6- 1
7- 2
6- 2
6-19
5-19
$0.9237
5-22
5-15
{$1.18
6- L
5-29
5-8
5-11
5-2G
5-25
5-15
25c
7-15
7-
6
21 %C
7-15
7-
C
25c
7-15
7-
6
25c
7-15
7-
6
27%c
7-15
7-
C
28%C
7-15
7-
G
25c
5-25
5-15
62 %C
5-31
5-15
10c
6-15
6-
2
6-15
6-
2
6-15
G-
2
Stock
5-29
5-14
{30c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-14
7-31
7-15
Class A
5-2G
6-25
100%
dividend
$2.50
50c
G-10
5-22
G-10
5-15
5%%
35c
6-10
5-21
5.80%
62 %C
6-30
6-12
1
5-15
I-T-E
Circuit
Breaker,
4.60% preferred (quar.)_
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Incorporated Investors—
Out of current and accumulated earnings
(quar.)
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
International Cigar Machinery Co.
(quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd—•
Indianapolis Water Co.
5-13
5%
(quar.)
(Del.) com.
Interstate Power Co.
4.36%
(quar.)—
Loan
preferred
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Investors Diversified
Stock
—
(quarterly
y.
.
1
preferred
preferred
Northwestern
6-25
5-1
4-24
7%c
5c
37%c
50c
6-15
6-1
6-1
5-11
6- 1
^
{45c
{$1.25
45c
$1.21%
$1.02%
,
97%c
90c
$1.31%
85c
2%%'
,
4%
preferred
G-15
5-21
Ohio
5-11
Ohio
Oil
5-21
Ohio
25c
6-10
5-25
6-20
5-21
G-
1
5-15
17%c
21 Vic
6-
1
5-15
'■
G-
6-18
6-15
5-15
6-1
6-1
6-1
5-6
5-6
5-6
6-15
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
6-15
6-10
6- 1
5-15
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-28
5-29
6-1
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
8-17
9-3
6-30
5-29
6-19
6-19
4-30
;
25c
40c
$1.02
$1.05
$1.12%
$1.10
10c
10c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 4.08% pfd. (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)..
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
Oster Mfg. (quar.)
Co.
1
7-
1
6-11
Pacific Lumber Cc.
G-
1
5-22
Pacific Northwest Pipeline, $5.60
75c
6-
1
5-22
$2
$1.40-
(quar.)
$3.30 preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
50cm
30c
$1,12%
35c
75c
6- 1
6-30
7-15
6-30
6- 1
6-1
6-10
50c
5-28
5-14
Package Machinery Co. (quar.)
$1<60 conv. pfd. (accum.)
4-30
40c
7-
1
6-15
60c
7-
1
6-15
533/iC
7-
1
6-15
20c
6-
1
5-15
97%C
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Perfex Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Pfaulder Petmutit
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
-'(Increased quar.)
—
5-1S
5-15
5-18
6-16
6-19
6-12
5-22
5-15
5-22
82%c
25c
—
40c
Penn-Texas Corp.,
■
5-14
8%c
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
5-11
Power
6-
5- 8
6- 5 ;
6- 5
75c
(s-a)
Crankshaft
1
(quar.)
5-8
6-1
6- 1.
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-26
{62%c
L {$1.12%
—
$1
(quar.)
National Life Insurance
5-15
5-15
4-29
6-15
9-15
10- 2
7-15
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
6- 2
5-15*
5- 8
{15c
+15c
{62%c
$2
35c
$1.37'%
$1.45
(quar.)
5%:
5-11
$4^
5c
(quar.)
5-29
4c
25c
12 %C
derived
entirely from net investment- income) „
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
:
Iowa Public Service, common
(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)_
—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Iowa Electric Light & Power, com.
\ 4.80%
7-
5-20
1
Services, Inc.—
Fund
6- 5
5-15
it.
3c
(quar.)
7- 3 r
6-1
$8c
20c
—
54%c
preferred (quar.)
Investors
6-
5c
(quar.)—
Interprovincial Building Credit
Investors
7-15
57 %C
$37 %c
t65c
International Resistance
.
6- 1
Nova Scotia
G-
45C
(quar.)
common
4-30
6-12
5-27
10c
...
preferred (1956 series)
40c
Oil Corp. (quar.)
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Humble Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)—-
5-23
12%c
Northern Central Ry. (s-a).
Northern Natural Gas, common
Houston
5-15
5-15
5-15
6- 4
6- 3
-
$1.12
-
(quar.)
Nevada Natural GaC Pipe Line Co., common
$1.50 preferred: (quar.)
New Britain Gas Light (quar.)
...
Newfoundland Light & Power Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
4.85%
preferred (quar.)4.10%
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)—
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Norfolk & Southern Ry. (stock dividend)
(Subject to ICC approval)
North Star Oil, Ltd., common (initial)
Honolulu
5-15
$L
Nestle-LeMur Co.
Electronics—
(increased-quar.)
.u.
50c
G-10
15c
—-
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Nease,Chemical (quar.).
Nelson Fund
30c
(s-a)
;
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B
National Tea, new common-(initialI
National Union Fire Ids. Co. (Pittsburgh.)»
5-26
7%C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
By-PToducts Inc..i.
6-11
1%
preferred
*
class A
Co.
(quar.)
5-29
'
10c
New common
Corp.
25c
5%
convertible
Hoffman
Ltd.,
Tool
25c
C
D
E
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd.
Ilobart Mfg. (quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-15
5- 1
Finance
Nachman
5-12
6-1
50c
Extra
6%
Machine
5-22
Hcrold Radio & Electronics Corp.—
5-18
6- 1
Containers
Co.—m»v
Beneficial shares.—
6-15
6-12
7-
$1;25
(quar.)
1
6-10
6-10
Mutual Income Foundation—
1
1
20c
50c
(quar.)—-
6-
$1
35c
(quar.)
Montecatini Mining & Chemical Co.—
American shares
5-15
*
Motor
—
6-30
%
—.—-
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., 4%% pfd.
i
Stock dividend
5-18
•
$1.50
preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred F (quar.)
5-T4% preferred G (quar.-)——
—
Hawaiian Pineapple, Ltd., common
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A, common—
6-18
6- 4
5-l.J
5-1
5-14
6-10
1
-
common
5-15
30c
(s-a)
Mobile <te Birmingham RR.
4% preferred (s-a)„
8-
—-—
(quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Hanna (M. A.) Co* (qjiar)——
6-2
5-18
8
8-
17%C
Ilandy & Harman, common
4%% preferred
5%
preferred
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
1
-
(quar.)
Hammond-Organ Co.
65c
50C
(quar.)
(quar. )
5- 8
'
$1.25
-
preferred
Milton Brick, Ltd
7-
6-5
A7%'c
■*.
5-15
7-29
6-
60c
*
^
(quar.)—
dividend)—
5-22
5-16
{22%c
60c
37%c
15c
—
Marquardt Aircraft (stock dividend,?
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Maytag Company (increased)
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting to be held on June 23 on a proposal
to split the common on a 2-for-l basis
McCloud River Lumber Co. (quar.)
McConnick & Co
(quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Class A 5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Miles Laboiatcries
(monthly)
5-15
45c
Ltd.
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.
Extra
1
17 %C
Mines.
93 %c
Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5
6-16
Macassa
1
6-10
:
Rubber
6- 1
5-11
5-11
(quar.)
Transistor
5-20
6- 1- ;
6- 1
6-15*
6- 1
6- 5
6-30
15c
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
6-15
6-16
7-15 i.
7-15
5-20
{5c
6-
31 %c
Ltd.
5-29
6-12-
Co.—
4%%
Sulphur—
Qorp.
;
*
30c
•"
(quar.)
Power
6-19
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
stockholders)
V " •*' r
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)_
Gulf,
6-30
Co.
Lawrence
preferred (quar.)
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.
12 %C
General Tire
^
5-12
Aircraft
St.
1
•
6-12
6-12
5-14
6- 3
6-15
6-15
6-15
6- 2
5-15
5-15
Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee
Quarterly
6-
12 %C
Bakeries,
5-20
5-20
&
6-15
(initial)
Haverty Furniture
Hawaiian Electric,
(Chicago)—
(initial)
Life
(initial)
Gold
5-27
30c
6-20
A
General
r
-
1
B
Grocery Store Products
Paper Co.—
-Quarterly
,
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
5-15
7-
35C
Quarterly
^ 20c
&
B
$3.75 preferred
'
$1.25
$1
$7.40
6-15
6-15.
6-26
$1.25
40c
1%
50c
10c
(H. D.) Company (quar.)
Levines. Inc. (initial quar.)
22 %c
—
(quar.)
General Foods Corp. (increased-quar.)
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)—
5-16
r
class
General
Clark Equipment Co.—«
.•
.5% preferred (entire
'
of
General America
5-20
5-16
issue to be redeemed
$102.50 per share plus
share
5-15
5-11
5-15
5-15
Lee
5
shares
one
5-22
^Miller & Rhoades, Inc. (quar.)—
5-18
26 %c
class B
6-
■»
$1.12%
A
5-11
6- 1
5-20
6r30
•
class
6-10
6- 1
6-1
6-15
Machine—
Hanna Mining Co.
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
5-26
6-15
1
25C
(3-for-l stock split)
■
$2
40c
$1
6-15
1
7-
Class
5-15
12%c
'
1
7-
Class
'
,Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com. (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)—:
7-
Lower
;_.y
of
$0.0766
2%c
30c
preferred
Wines & Champagne? (quar.)
Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
LeTourneau (Ri. G.), Inc. (stock dividend)—
85c
share
Freeport
c%
Lake
Lockheed
one
5-18
6-5
6- 1
5-15
5-15
La Salle
-
value
par
6- 5
7-1
6-13
6- 1
6- 1
7-1
7- 1
8-1
8-1
6- 1
-
6-15
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (quar.)
5%%
preferred A (quar.)-.
y
Century Food Markets (stock dividend)
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)—_
Chemetron
5-30
5-30
5-30
5-30
6-12
t25c
Extra
rr4.75%
7- 2
6-18
6- 1
5-15
6-10
$2
&
S. A.,
5-22
—
and
„
_
(quar.)
B
7-2
{20c
t25c
20c
$5
25c
Gear
50c
20c
25c
7c
7c
7c
7c
7o
7c
50c
A
$1.62
(quar.)
pfd.
5-25
5-15
6-1
B
Class
1
30c
into
,
(quar-.)-
Bros.
Common
■
Carpenter (L. E.) Co
Cascades Plywood, Corp. (guar.)
Catelli Food Products, class A (quar.)
Class
7-1
{15c
-
*o
5-18
5-13
7*15
6-12
6-12
5-25?
6-i5
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Corp.—
A
6-15
6- 1
6«-15'
Corp., class A (monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly).
Class B (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
Class B (monthly)
Kress (S. H.) Co. (quar.).
Class
7-
(quar.)
Fishman (M. II.) Company (quar.)
Co., new com.
(initial-quar.)
6-19
6-1
-
C- 1
65c
0 I T Financial' Corp. (increased-quar.)
Canada & DocuniomSugar Co. Ltd.—
( Reduced
Canada Steamship. Lines, Ltd—
5% preference (s-a)
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
Canadian Ingersoil-Rand
Carlisle Corp, (quar.)
5-14
6-10
Fllntkote
6- 8
G- 8
6-8 r
6-8
6- 8
5-15
5-15
5-25
6-19
5-15
7-1
?7- 1
7-1
7-1
7- 1
{69c
{63c
5%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-:
4%%> preferred (quar.)
,* 4%'/t>
preferred (quar.)—
«'.4%% preferred (quar.)
.
Class A
5-14
7%C
Industries
series
5-25
38c
$1.18%
37J/3C
(quar.)
35c
—
i
(quar.)
Common payment omitted at this time
90c convertible pfd. 1957 series (quar.)
$4.50
6-24.
—
25c
$4 preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
6- 5
6-5
6- 5
6-5
35c
32 %c
tquar.)
First Security Corp. (s-a)
o-18
:
—
*-r5%
Brooklyn
5-15
6-26
50c
Common
5-20
6-20
7-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
5-11
*
class B
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
8-14
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-L
Kratter
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
Federal Sign & Signal Corp.—
'
Boyles Bros. Drilling Co., Ltd.—
..n60c participating class A
;
6-26
Wllliamsport RR. Co. (s-a)—
Resistor
9- 1
34c
$1.06%
$1.12%
$1.25.
40c
10c
——
55c
preferred (quar.)
Racing Assn., common
preferred
Elmira &
4-30
25c
12%c
(quar)
Food. Stores (quar.)
Bourjois,
5- 1
—
—
1
ICnudsen Creamery Co.
-
Gas, com.
Storage Battery
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
5-19
6-16
5-20
19c
—
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)
Bond Iu*fetment Trust Co. of America—
■
5-31
(quar.)
Natural
Electric
5-15
5-15
5-22
6- 1
5-15
5-29
6- 5
5-15
6- 1
6-30
6-10
$1.12%
40c
25c
4%%
Tennessee
5.20%
6-10
6-10
' 6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6-12
6-15
6- 1
6-30
6-26
6- 1
10c
-—
preferred (quar.)—
BlisS & Laughlin Inc. (increased)—-,
6-
10c
'
the class A <fc
on
5-20
5-20
5-25
5-29
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
$1.18%
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Kcrite Company (quar.)
Kern County Land (quar.)
ICingsport press, Inc. (quar.)
Hosiery—
Eastern
Bailey Selburn. Oil &; Gas, Ltd.—
Bell
35c
25%
Eagle Pichcr.Co.
East
5-27
$3
Light,
4.44ft) preferred,
4%%
preferred
4.60% preferred,
6-15
LaConsolidada
5-11
5-22
5-22
5-22
5-22
Co.,
Gas
6-16
T-15
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (s-a)
6-5
75c
45c
$1.11
Farms
Co.
action taken
No
6-23
$1.25
Atlanta
7- 2
30C
-
.
5-12
6-30
3%
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Arden
5-15
dividend
Durham
5-22
5-12
.%_»—_•—
-Stock .dividend
5ft"
5-15
1
Dulany (J. H.) & Son (increased quar.)—
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd., American deposit re¬
ceipts ordinary (final)
1 shilling 2 % penc? less British income tax
and deduction for expense of depositary
6- 3
$1.75
10c
7%
preferred*: (quar.)
American Seal-K&p Corp. of Del., common—
•
1
6-
{37%c
(quar.)
Furniture
5-25
6-
15c
Ltd
Dow Chemical Co.
Drexel
1
20c
(quar.)
Brewery,
6-
6-15
{30c
(quar.)
5-11
:
6-15
10c
Ltd.
5-22
5^19
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Keamcy (James R.) Corp
payments at this time
;
«
,
10%
Corp.* Seagrams,
(R. R.) (quar.)
Bros,
Dow
6-1
6-20
6-12
7-10
5-25
5-12
6- 5
5-25
5-21
8-21
5-15
6-15
7-1
7- 1
8- l
6-15
5-29
6-15
6-10
6- 1
9-1
6-10
5-29
split
,
6-15
5-31
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-10
6-20
9- 1
9-1
9* 1
9f 1
4.25%
(quar.)
Donohue
5-20
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—
American Cast-Iron pipe (s-a)
American Cement Corp., common
stock
5
4%
22%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7- 2.
$1.03%
59%c
$1.18%
40%o
35c
55c
95c
$1
$1.12%
$1.05
-
Aluminum & Chemical,
4.35%
7-2
?",?
6- l
Kansas Power 6s Light, common (quar.)
Denver Rio Grande Western RR—
(Common, payment omitted at this time.)
Allis-Chalmers, Mfg., common (quar.)
7
.7-1
$1
pfd. (quar.)_^
—
Allied Products* (Fla.)—
7- 2
5-22
4%%
4.20%
5-15
20c
—
on
6-15
3.80%
4%
■
-
5
5-29
5-29
5-29
'
$1.05925
com. (quar,)
convertible preferred (quar.)
cumulative preferred (quar.)
4%% cum. convertible preferred (quar.)—
4»4% cum. convertible pfd. (1959) (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
Kansas City Power 6s Light, com. (quar.)—
(see Helenc Curtis)
*
6-15
4',8%
4%%
Corp.—
25c
:
(quqr.)
new
Crown Cork International
7-1
$1.05
$1.15
(quar.).
Albany & Vermont RR.
Allied Gas
.
30c
Power-Co., 4,20%
preferred-(quar.)
4.G05&
5-20.
6-10
6-15
7- 2
{$1.25
{30c
$1.20 preferred (quar. 7
Alabama
(Boston) (quar.)„
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
;
5-28
6-15
Atlantic, Sugar Refineries Ltd.—
Aeronca
Craftsman Insurance Co-
—
Royal Dutch Airlines——
Final
5
10c
25c
(G & W H), Inc.
'
•
{x$1.75
xl3/4%
xlV4-%
xl%%
xl%%
60c
(quar.)—!—1.:
6%
6-19
6-
25c
,
preference D
Payable^ of-RAC*,
7- 2
5-29
$17%c
—
preference
5%
6-10
Ltd., common
Hcft&en
-"When
pet
Share
r;
Public Service,
(quar.)—
7% .preference B (quar.)—
5% preference C (quar.)—
5-18
25c
,
'■
;
Name of Company
.
7%
6-1
25 c
(quar.)
;
Jamaica
5-18
6-1
&
Corroon
Corson
35c
(quai.)__J__-._^—'
Range
't,
Bolder•
When
r.
Share} Payable of fiec.
k?
Y.)__—^
(N.
Cornell
Coro,
V >■,
(quar.)
Copper
$1
Holders
Casualty
Continental Insurance
'
0
•,
•>
9
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
...
Monday. May 11, 1959
(2142)
\V
$1
7-15
5-15
5-
15c
6-12
5-28
Common
$1.75
7-
1
6-10
SI.75
7-
1
6-10
7(4 preferred (quar.)_,—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown 6c Ashtabula
7(4
preferred (quar.)-,———
5(4
preferred (quar.)
51 it la
Akron
$1.75
6-
1
5-20
225c
.—
7-
1
L G-12
Algoma
7-
1
6-12
6-
1
5-15
Corp.
(stock dividend)--——.
Ranch Oil (increased)
———_
Resistoflex
Rice
6-
.
30c
5V-i
class
$1
pref.
A
(quar.)
Portland
5-15
Allied Laboratories
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
68 %c
6-
1
Aluminum
.
7-
1
6-19
7-20
35c
$3.75
Class
Aveo
3714c
6-10
6-30
6-15
American
1
6-15
4*2(4
(quar.)—-..——.
7-
15c
Gcabrook Farms, 412(4 preferred (qua?.)-6ccond United Cities Realty, $5 preferred A
$1.12 *,L>
(Socman
6-10
J.
(quar.),—
8-
1
7-17,'
8-
1
7-17
6-
6-15
I2I2C
—
to
5
holder
June 15.)
>
"
,
.
■
5-11
American
25c
Gimonds Saw
7-
1
7-
I
7-
1
6-10
1
5,
2 30c
6-17
6-1
4-
8
40c
6-26
6-12
6-15
5-22
(increased)-
8c Steel
~v
4
5..,
BingerMfg.. Ltd.—
al0'4
5-
7
(Southern Spring Bed (quar.)..,.-———_
50c
5-15
5-
5
American
Can
Gouthweafc Gas Corp., common (quar.)——
$1.20 conv. prior preferred (quar.)__
15c
6-
1
5-15
American
'
6-1*'.
:•
6-
5-15
«
1
30c
6-
1
5-15
5-29
82c
——
5
Quarterly from
Stock dividend
-i-S.J
6-
6-
•
4-24
II
6-15
V
25c
•
6-15
•
—
$,j
5-22
American
Enka
(resumed
American
Fire &
G-12
5-15
6-10
(
5-
"
7-
1
6-
1
5-20
American
5*2(4, preferred (quar.)--——
Sterling Brewers (quar.
6-
1
5-20
American
—
American
3
6-
6-
1
5-18
Class
6-
1
5-15
Aineric.
6-30
5-29
American
6-30
6-12
American
5c
—
27c
..
B
Ne-\v
the
of
Television-Electronics
B
(quar.)
—L_
5-30
5-
5c
6-15
5-20
25c
——
•;
414(4
50c
(quarJJal-^.
__2
.
>'
6-10
5
:
t
i
•
21c
f
'
5-15
6-15
6-
Stock
5-20
Class
1
5-15
American
6-
1
$1.50
6-
1
5-15
5-28
5-18
40c
6-18
S.
5-25
r
Inc., class A
American
Potash
&
prior preferred
8(4
5-14
6-19
American Seating Co.
6-30
6-12
the
preferred payment
at
this
,i
-
..
West
non-cum.
Common
$1.44
(quar.)
convertible
1
5-25
; 5-15
;
:
5-
:
1
Conversion
__I
(quar.)
Wood Harmon
Corp.
4',0
we
com.
held—
6-15
30c
66-
230c
6-
12 lac
5-18 "
1
5-18
1
50c
7-
1
"III"
II-——IITIIT
Process
Fund
dividend
Cortland
share
Aeroquip
5-15
6-19
r-
•
6-15
6-
1
6-
1"
6-19
I
;
5-25
5-15
5-15
1
-
6-12*
6-30
Co.
l/10th"
$1
(quar.)
.
>
par
of
for
IIIII
6-
1
5-20 >-£
5-20
6-
1
5-13
40c
••
1 OS
-
.
12'/2c
5-17
20c
if.
4-30
1
6-15*)
6-12
7-1
6-1
6-18'
30c
5-15
GOc
8-
l*u
5-11
$1.75
7-
1
G-:l'
7-
1
0-20
—
(quar.)—__
—
Light,
liV..
6-
6-30
50c
2—
6-
6-15
GOc
common
6-15
3 (4
222—
50c
;
6-
36c-
$1.05
.
•
$1.18a4
:
common
4-24
•
5-12
2V2C"
(quar.; —'
com.
5-
■
.
6 V
1
V 5-18
6- 1
5-18
•
5-18
i+i
6-
IV::
6-23-' "6-1
35c
■r
*
$1.06*4
7-
1
6-15 2
$1.40
7-
1,
6-15ai
-
6-15
5-
6-30
.>
5-15
5-15
33C '
6-20
.
1*1
:
i
Cc
—
5-15
4-24
-
6-19
6-10
6-5
5- 8
25c
5-29
5-
5-25
6-15
60c
8
I
5-22
I
5-
When
8
•Class
'
,
15c
6-
1
25c
6-
1
215c
7-
2
a
15c
.
5-11
5-
8-
5-15
6-10*
,
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
1
,
Stock dividend
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)_
Steel
Axmco
Corp.
•'
4
Arrowhead—Puritas
Artesian
Water
Class
A
C.
514(4
4-30
5c
5-25
5-11
5-20
4-10
•
sh~
1
Co.
(Del.),
4
'
5-20
~ioc
4-1$
6-
5-15
1
Coast Line
Coast
5(4
Line
non-cum.
Atlantic
pfd.
Refining
common
5-12
Brown
6c Sharpe
6-
6-1'
4-20
6-1"
5-
6-
5-
1
u
5-
Buck' Hills
5-
Buckeye
6-
5-
6-
5-
6-1
'
5-
6-15
5-1*
6-15
5-15
0-
1"
G-
5
.6-
1
146-15
6-1
5-13
■'
7- 1
•>
7-16
6- 3
5- 7
6-1
7-
^
5-
^
6-15
5-15
6-.1
5-20
21c
5-15
4-30
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
•
1
6-
1
$2
6-15
$1
7-
1
5-18
1
30c
6-
6-30
1
5-15
5-15
5-29
5-15
6-
(one
share, of
so lies
preferred
8- 1>
9-1
0-
1
15c
6-
1
30c
6-1
5-1S
J
25c- "
6-
5-11
'
—
A
5v4-
15c
r
8-1*
5- 6
1
V
for; each,' 10
5-15
25C
$1.25
deposit
Burndy Corp.
receipts
&
Burrus
Co.,
(quar.)-
Mills.
Ltd.
Inc.,
4(2(4
pfd.
(quar.)—_
BuSh
Terminal
Co.
5- 9
6-
1
6-
1
37 (6c-
ST.
6-
1.
66-
5.
e;
1
5-
8
1
5- 64
5-22
3-31
*
6-29
6-19
15c
5-26
U5c
7-29
7-
$1.12 Ta
12—2_—
6-15
6-30
31c
5-15
20c
C-
10c
5-11
9,
5-
1
5-15
1
/
4-10/
1
Calaveras Cement
25c
5-20
5-12
4-24
California
(quar.)_i—:——12
2 •
Electric Power, com.
(quar.)i_2-
20c
6-
5- 5
6-23
California
Ink
25c
6-15
5-1
(quar.)—
5-
5
California
5-
5
California-Pacific
$2.50
5-11
4-24
5-21
Telephone (quar.)——
Utilities,- common (quar.)
5(4
preferred
(quar.)
2
1
5.40(4
preferred (quar.)
Interstate
'
5-12
100"4 '
-
quar.)
5-8
5- 8'
6-1
"
'
:——:
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)——
Terminal Buildings
(increased
-
'
5-15
IOC
iquar.) 1__2__;—-1—_i—
Bush
5-211
6
6-1
25c
_1———Li.—ill
1
4-15
6-
'
,
ican
4^30
5-15
convert
2nd
6-12
6-15
*
$1.10
$1.05
prefterrett (quar.)____i_2—2——1_„
preferred (quar.)
ll—22_1—'» $1.1216
lc
Burma Mines, ordinary registered—
814(41
Burmah Oil, Ltd. .(final)——:
1™
Stock dividend (subject to approval by the
Bank of England) ordinary and Amer¬
4*2(4
6-12
50c
a-i'
'*'4.20(4
50c
'•*
1
'
2/ 2;'.^
'X '■
(quar.)—2—2—'111—_2_— 4
,, .2 •'.2 i_.•
'.
Falls
50c
(quar.)
9-
,
X
•
6-
8-211'
5- »
•
$1.10
I 3*2(4
preferred' (quar.)_2_2_2l———il
t 4(6 preferred (quar.;t... __l_2
12—2——1'
Burns
6-10
If
1
.
8-
5-
7-
$1.10 (
.
'
30c
>
0-
Burlington Industries—^
1 • "
Common
(increased quar;)—2——2———
7
5-
1
5-15
'
5-15
-
95c
$1+10
shares of common HelcD 11—"21—1211111
Company, com'mor. (quar.Vll—211—1.;
"$5 preferred (qUat.)—llllll111—2_2-22
Bullock Fund (from net Investment, Iricome)
5-8
1
17tac
5
5-25 '
Corporation—■
t'ible
5-
,
,
5-li
6-10::'
-
I
5-14
20c
6-15
6"V.
/
2
Budd
5-29
'■
4-23
1 ;t
5-15
_—
iquar.)—2—;—2
dividend
Stock
G-12
-
•
Buckeye Corp.4
66-
6-15
200(4
~
'■
7-1
•
Brunning (Clvarles) Co. (quar.)„
! Correction: The sccck dividend, appearing
under -this name was intended for: the
1
40c
(quar.):
6- 4
.
6
$1.60
(quar.):.,
".>/•"
..
(quar.)—
Company
5-29
55c
(quar.)
r
Brown
6-15
$1.31*4
(s-a)
Co.,
t<
8
40c
common
6-
35c
•
preferred iquar.)4.40 (^ preferred B (quar.)
2-2—2—
4.40(4 preferred (quar.'J2—22—
4.40(4 preferred B. (quar.)——2—
•
'
3-
5-
common
(Conn.)
FcR.,
6-12
■
2
5-15
4
Co.
9
K.
56*/*c
Corp.
Atlantic
6-
1
5-15
■
Spring Corp.
(quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associated Truck. Lines, class A (quar.)
Atchison. Topeka & Sante Fe Ry. (quar.)
12'
1-
$25e
—2——
4.40(4
.
5-22
10(4 4
__4'
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
Finance
1
7 */aC
Common
Atkinson
6-
834c
(
9314c
(quar.) 2——
$3.80 preferred (quar.)_—-222.12_2l_2222-rBrooklyn Borough Gas—2 :
;
*f: 4-17 ;■
6-16
9334C
•;
(quar.)
4
Atlantic
each
5-28
30c •"
Associated
4-27
1
30c
..."
Assembly Products (stock dividend)—
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—
4-30
6-
1
5( o
vi
_4i_-
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas—
3
5-
75c
Waters
6- 6
7•
llu
•
5-
60c-'
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Aro Equipment, com., (stock div.)_
414(4
preferred (quar.)_
4-30
5-29
6-26
Oil
Ltd.
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)_;
Brockton Edison, 6.40(4. preferred
6-
>;"l25c ;
;1
_;
7"
.
,
7—J.
(quar.)2
preferred
5-15
5-15
,-BOc-
«
4
33/i (4
British-American
i
^
$1.08M4
V:;- GOc
——"
1
.——4—2-T
(qaar.)
J.
V.
Altex Aluminum Co., common
5-15
5-15
1
1
5-15 :r,
6214c
"
common (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)_4
$3.75
5-15
6-10
8
5-15
14
C"4. 59c'-
Armstrong Cork,
5-15
6-12
55;
,f-
f\.p 6s.
4
(quar.) "
1
$4.35(4
preferred (quar.)
:
$2.40 preferred .(quar.)
1
;
$2.40 conv. pfd. series A (quar.)2
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (quar.)_,
.•
5- 6
5-22
'
j 7-2
6-22
t30c!r..
-.ir 30c.
/
50ci2Sc,
;•
30c P
;
2714c I
i
-
4
4-30 C
--
:*v 15c
'''•*• 2*/aC-
•
—
"
8
6-10
5- 8
5-28
12c
—
•
1
•Vv"
Inc.
$2.36
3c
25c
•-5-29
5-
.
6-
V
25c
•
"
1
•
■.
1-
5-18
——
;■
.
Corp.
6-
.1 $2.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
Apex Smelting Co. <quar.)_;
Argus Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
Arizona Public Service, com. (quar.)
$1.10 preferred
(quar.) 1
_I
10(4-
25c
:;--4-24
2.,; 5-15
37 lac
35c convertible preferred
Holdart
-
6-
VI- $1
_•
34%c
A-(quar.)—>
Anheuser-Busch.
Arnold
Payable of Rat.
5-25
5-29
!
""l2'/ac \'i> .7-1
1
■
J"
I
4-29 ' t
1
7-
5(4 [preferred
5-11
1
6-
-
(quar.)—;
Corp;, common (quar.)—1*
Electric
Income.;
6-
5-30
60c
87*20
60c
(increased annual; _2—_—2—_
of North America, Ltd.—. "
"
+62*6c
(quar.)————222:—2——
t68%C
5Va(4 preferred (quar.)22l—'2-2222^222—"
Bowater Paper Corp.,.Ltd.— ;! .22"- "T'".
'
Ordinary (final) —,—-2.
——2—
Bowl-Mor Co., 3Qc pfd. (quar.) _22—22_2—_-_~: -S>-7*A'C'$1.25
Brach (E. J.)4(Increased quar.)—^2——
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.—
"...
t30e
Coihmon'. (quar.)
2—22—22———
,
Extra
115c
J7212C
$2.90 preference (qltar.)-!—2—2———
j
15c
Bristol Brass Corp, (quar.)
————.22-2 '
60c
Bristol-Myers Co., common (Increased.)2;
Bowater
.
Anchor Post Products
B
(quar. from invest.
6-15
-Gc
—2r——-..2_—-2-
4-3014.-
M5V
;
'25c
(quar.)—22^—2222222-—2
Bourjols, Inc.
1
■
Anderson
Fund
1
6-
1716 c
;
Corp.—222—_2_2
Brass
Boston
1
(
2:_
•
•.
(quar.)
V
—
1
6-
,
:
common
&
<Initial)-22—22—
5r
5-16
6-
(quar.)—
Arkansas-Missouri Power
being given in
10c
payable in
Line
(quar.)
Worlfs^
$2.50
6-9
•
6-
__
held
Corp.
6 '
24c
IIIIII
(quar.)
;
Water
preferred
2c
I~
Supply Manufacturing
Stock
-
6-15
25c
~
Acme Wire Co
Acushnet
Advisers
5-
6-10
Per
(quar.)
1
$1.18**4
G-12
1
•■
$1.25
Share
(quar.)
dividend
Industries
American
5.775(4)
1
:
Stock
&:
Inc.
Aluminum
6-
4
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
■
The list does not include divi-
Abbotts Dairies, Inc.
(quar.)
~
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
RefiningITtdr"(au~ar"7
Acceptance Finance Corp. (quar )
of
5-11
1
(one share
share
0-
Eorg-Warner Corp., 312'.'4 pfd. (quar.)
1
Borne Chemical" Co., (3-for-l stock split;—_
$1.25
Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.
(Less South African non-resident tax of
5-11
1
7-
$1.50
Name of Comvany
ABC Vending Corp.
A. M. P., Inc. (quar.)
Aero
1
6-
12 lac
^cedinTt0aUble?d *** WCek' these
Extra
5-15
give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not
yet paid.
Acme
:
5-15
6-
20c
III
(s-a)
5-15
Brooks
6-15
(quar.)—
—
IIIIIIIII
pfd. B for each
Below
1
G-12
$1.25
I
Woodley Petrok'um Co. (quar.)
Woods Mfg., Ltd. (stock
dividend)
: Of
6-
.-.
$1.20
-
(s-a)
$1.0614 -<•
(quar.»——1'__——
Eoncistock Corp
Borden Company
5-15
40c
preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co^, $4.50 preferred
18%c
preferred B (s-a)
Williams Bros,
(quar.)
Tol)acco.Co.
6(4
28c
pfd. (s-a)—
5(4
Wood
'
8
36c
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)—I
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
V~
I
1
6-
5-20
75c
6-15
(quar.)
514(4
5-
6- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
(s-a)
Canada
Wilcox-Gay Corp., 5%
7-
3114c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
approved
a
thrce-for-one
r
stock ■split
j.*
I
American Thread, 5(4- preferred (s-a)
Class
Western Auto Supply, common
4.30(4
preferred (quar.)__.
Western
,
40c
preferred
:
5-29
American
time
(quar.):
Telephone Co.—
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
5-15
1
1
:'v 30c
6-15
preferred (quar.)__
6-12
I
participating
Company
Coast
5
G-15
14c
_2_-
Cement,
&
Tobacco,
25c
>
,_i
5-19
6-
; 3c
231*4c
Walgreen
6-
"
6-10
5-
6-
12 *'2 c
(quar.)_22—
Bohn
Lid.—
6-
15c
$6
7-1
5-15:'
$1.1834
——
preferred. ;quar.i__—2__2_—.22—
Bros.
6-10
7-1 2
.
t-,
6-10
6-10; 2
2
20c
(quar.;
v
5-16
7r 2
15c
dividend)_-22-_2—
(quar.;
Power
p.
$1
$1.25
6-30
62*/aC
Vernon Company n
<
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
on
Co.
Hills
Bobbie
j
Stockholders
.
7-
(quar.)__—;2__———2—
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.— ,J
Blue
6-15
6-10
5-29
-
30c
(quar.)
com.
American Smelting &; Refining Co.
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
American
deferred
6-20
12*/2C
(quar.)
President Lines
7-20
22 lac
15c
(quar.)
Chemical,
5-20
3(4
(s-a)
I'
(increased)
2
15c;':.'
Construction
7c
,,
;
Wyoming Consolidated Oil
5-15
6(4. preferred
f
11-30
:
6-10
'40c
(initial/——
&
16c
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
5(4 class A preference (quar.)
Action
11-30
10(4
(Increased)
common
American
U. S.
Utah
12-15
'■
'
(quar.)_
12 lie
(quar.)—
pfd.
1 '
+2 5c
...From net investment income.
$4 preferred A (quar.)
$5 special preferred
(quar.)
(6c from net invest¬
conv.
Mfg.
Bloch
6-10
Photocopy Equipment—
Pipe
5(4
Casualty Co., 45c
B
Co.
American
5-15
65c
_
-
ment income plus lc from secur. profits)
'
7
5-
(6-29
lo.h 12-15
,
Petrofina
6-10
6-
10c
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd—
U.
6-
-
t35c
4.75(4 preferred (quar.)
22—
:
Black, Sivalls & Bryson iquar.)2——
Blackstone Valley Gas A Electric Co.—
4 25 >4
preferred (quar. )'2_—„_2——i-_
5.60(4- preferred (quar.) 2-2-„_—2—- 2r—
Blaw-Kuox Co
(quar.; _1..—_2_„— -2__
Gas—
dividend
News
35c
,
_•
5-15
$1.25
'425c
•
5-21
3c
[
Natural
Limestone
».
6-26
'
1
1
2i2—2—
Company (quar.>22-222
Steel Corp., common
4.20(4
5-29
3c
—
American
1
United Funds—
Stock dividend
"-V
Extra
American
5-16
1
2(4
(quar.)-——
Corp.
;resuined)„
Quarterly
New
Aluminum
Corp.
American
.
—
(quar.)—
Motors
Quarterly
5-20
5-29
6-
225c
—
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co. (Del.)—
Quarterly
f
Tropical Gas Co. (stock dividend)
United Pacific
6-15
3
6-
(initial;__
common
class A———
(stock
Corp.
preferred
Black
6-16 '<
1
7-
(4
*
•
6-26
'
(quar.)-
Tractor Supply Co., class A
i
5-4
6-1
$1.12 '/a I
60c % :-5-28.""!
!
(quar.)
preferred
Co., new
preferred
&
Bibb
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
25c
Fund
6-30
5-29
3"
6-
—
—
Bethlehem
■6-16
.'6-30
.
••
L>
II'
'l
50c
i:.
American
Timken Roller Bearing Co.
Scale Corp.
(quar.)
3cience
6-
.$1,75
u
6*15
5-15
Toledo
4(4
Best
8
5-20
G-20
?
50c
;
(quar. >
Inc. (quar.)
"
6-
u
7-
5c
222222.2:-
B
Bessemer
5-14-
1
B-15
25c
Bishop Oil (reduced quar.).,—-2.22—-2——2.
(quar;,)
com.
6-15
6-26
United
Co.,
1
5(4
(quar.)
Corp.
Products
1
5-
Artists
1614c
32 lie
Maize
Class
J.)—
N.
7-
6-15
(Jarco, Inc.
i.
Insurance
7-
25c
(quar.)————
,
10c
United
6-
4
(initial)——
Tidewater Oil Co. (stock dividend)-—it
TJ B s Chemical, common
Preferred
(quar.)
25c
—
J.
i
4
5-1
:—
——
2:—(quar.;__2
common
Paper Co.,
Bcrgstrom
American Metal Climax—
4
8c
Thorp Finance
Toronto Elevators Ltd.
6-30
5-
1
^
7',2C
preferred (quar.;._;-lr..2—2._—
preferred (quar.; —J2.;2———
Beryllium
1
5-27
6-10
6- 1
25c'
-a_—
_L_—__
(quar.) _22L^_
,—2
(quar.).
Shoe,
Bros. Bag (quar.)
Beneficial Corp.v( increased
5-27
6-10
;..r
40c
S-
'
5-15
5-11
1
(quar.)
S.)
Howell
<fe
7(4
(initial-quar.)
:
Co.
(Newark,
common
preferred
American Meter,
(from investment income)—.
Thomas Industries, class A
Class
(monthly)
5-
5-6
.
•9-75'.
15c
u
(quar.j___
Bcmis
;
11-30
30c
Corp.
Hospital Supply—
(A.
4.25(4
y5-ll
5-15
5-«
■v
•L; L,.
2———':
(quar.)
common
A
Bell
8-31
12-15
30c
L.
(quar.)
.
y6-10
.
5c
class A (quar.)—
Corp.
Products
Home
American
Fund, Inc.—
:
'
■
7(4
From investment income—
Texas Fund
25c
(qua?.)
Power
Quarterly
shares),
common
;
5-29
9-15
(quar.)
American
Technical Operations, Inc. (stockholders will
vote at a special meeting to be held on
May 21 on a proposed three-for-two split
6-15
'J-
8-21
5-29
5- 1 :
-
II
5-22
5-29.
toOc
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd., conunon
4.75'4
(quar.)
Hardware
n
Inc.
Mills,
preferred
6-5
6r23
; i
25c
Foreign
Greetings Corp.,
6-24
Mining (quar.)
;
Bwitson Industries, Ltd. (quar.)————
1'35c
■
25c
Furniture
50c
——-
Co.,
Sunshine
•&
35c
25c
(quar.)—L„
8(4 pfd. (quar.)—
Inc.
(John B.)
,'
Quarterly...
6-15
230c
34asc
(Sterling Drug,
1
quar.)
V
t80c
__21
43.4(4 preferred (quar.)—_—
Bclding Heminv.ay, Inc. (quar.i—
5
5-11.
42c.
L
2(4
10c
a
(quar.)_'
Markets
J.)
5-22
.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.40
'
1
6-
6-10
25c
12 lac
Btetson
4-24
5c
:
—-
Show, (quar.)
i——
Canada Ltd. (quar;)——
Class
4-21
v
6-15
Quarterly
(Stephenson Finance Co., common (quar.)
-
5-15
5-29
5-20
„
'
8-21
6-22
6-22 /
9-21 -.,i
■
$1
(quar.)—;
preferred
Beaver
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Flat)
15c
(quar.
5-20
10(4f
5-11
35c
—,
of Indiana
Elate Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)———
Bterlman Bros.; Ltd. (quar.)
—.
9-36
12-31 (f*
?25c
Bearings,
,
•5-22
;;
621 a C
...
5-11
66-
Gtandard Oil Co.
--
4c
50c
(
—
1
33c
36c
$1.32
-I
8-30
9-21
37*ac
dividend—
Stock
1
5*
5-9
■
■
25c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.).--.
Power
.
10-15
42—
Chemical
Inc.--
—
Electric
1
1- 15-80
$1.
Eayuir Cigars (quar.)
;James B.)
Dlstil)ing„_.-
6-30
5-11
25c
V-"
of
<A.
Boaunit
Theatres,
1
preferred (quar.);.J—U—————
$1.44 preferred (quar.)—
-
.1
5-28
7-15
87%C
Beam
.--I'
'
7
—
American
30c
(qua r.)
5-15
2,
-;r
—
&
Radic
A
Baylcss
(5-15 ,LI
:
7-15 .-B
■I ,2 (20c ,'
ppp'p-
dividend
Class
5-15
1
G- 1
87*4c.;„
j.
—
5-11
1
2—-
Common
6-
$1.50
RR.—
Batliurst Power & Paper
6-15 * '
25c
Beck
& Cable
Chain
American
Southwestern States Telephone Co.--
6-28 2
$1.50
(quar.).^
Jquar.
Barber-Ellis
MTlaC
'•
——
net income-(quar.)——
Co.
6-19 ; '
5'>
(quar.;
Taint
BaKimore
5-15.
Distilling Co.—
I3mitli
6-
6-19
$1.50
pfd. rquar.;^_2—I-
preferred (quar.
A% preferred, (tuiar.);
* <(
-
■; ■
Business Shares,
American
5-13
*;'
pplitV.v..,
dep. rets. ord. reg. (annual)——
(Edson B.) Fund-,
Amor.
5-22
5(4
(quar.)—__2_—
Common
Baltimore
-
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)
5(4 preferred (quar.)—
5- 1>-W.'
Cc
4(4
Stock
•—-—
Common
j.f
5-; 1
25c
——_—
_——_
& Ohio
Baltimore
Common
GOc
common
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
5-20
$1
stock
■'*;
5-22
5-20
(stock dividend)
preferred
preferred
6(4
8
"
$1.'12 la
Box Board
American
(quar.)
Piano, 6(4
Baldwin
6-19
6-
257c
_
Convertible into com.
Rubber
5-22';I
8-15
10c
.-
dividend
Aztec Oil &'Gas
5-20
Book Co.—
214-for-l
6-10
25c
-
(qu«r.)-.—_
Breweries, Ltd. (quar,)—
6icks
Biltrlte
2.6-15
tl2*r-jC
5-11
6-
225c
.
.v
(quar.;
June
-
+25c
Co.,.Ltd., com. (quar.)-
(quar.)
Collieries
Stock
4-27
5
6-10
(
30c
(quar.)—
common
Inc.,
■"'£
Corp.
6(4.
convertible preferred
314(4
•
———
AisJincs,
American
Class B
before
or
on
American
2';
5-11
-
•
93:iic
„
—U—-
preferred
plus this dividend.
20C
(2-ior-l split subject to approval of stock¬
(Sbulton, Inc., class A (quah)——
Bakeries Co,
conv.
A
Ayrshire
414(4 conv. pfd. (entire issue called for *
redemption on June 15 at $110 per share
1
$1.06*4
(quar.)-l-—
Bros,
7-
$2.50
Bccurity Insurance Co. of New Haven—
Common (quar.
Preferred
6-
6-15
4- 6
6-1
+4c
_
(initial;
common
5-18
10c
6andura Co., common———O'Oc convertible preferred
New
5-29
5-11
i
v
,
Houghton Fund "A"—
(Quarterly from investment income)
5-15
.
——
25c
(quar.)———
1-1$
6
Axe
American Agricultural Chemical Co.'—
Cafway Steel Products
io-i$ i'
Iquar.)_^_^„l——
Corporate title recently changed from Avco
Manufacturing Corp.
4-21
?12Vac
Ltd.—
4 \a (4
7-20
5-25
y 7-
-1214c
•
preferred (quar.) ——,—
preferred (quar.)
'
8-10
—-—
Canada
10-15
1-15-60
23c
——:
4-24
■■■/
(quar.)——
of
Co»
7-15..
Ltd. (quar;
Electric Service
Auto
5-15
1
(quar.)
common
5-
7-15
Development
Mutual Fund. Inc.—■
realized capital gains plus 3c
Aunor Mines,
4-27
12 'aC
———
America,
preferred
Aluminum
4(4
(reducod)
Co. /Of
1
5-15
5-25
—
Aluminium, Ltd.
8-10
$2
(s-a)_
System, Inc..
(quar.)-,
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
state Commerce
Commission;
Ryder
6-23
30c
.
6-15
'
7-20
2214c
(quar.)
5-15
1
4-24;
f 6-
1
£-13
25c
.
6- G
(quar.
5-15
6-20
5-15
5-18
$1
Alpha Portiand: Cement (quar,)—>—*
Alsco, Inc. (quar.)—1
1—
6-
6-10
35c
(quar.).
Alpha Beta .Food Markets, Inc., com
5(4 preferred A (quar.)
225c
5-15
5-15
75c.
.
:
from
;from Income—
5
6-1
6-
ReeP^
5-li.
4*Lc
——
(quar.)
Quarterly
75c
————
Cement, class A
6-15
? 20c
6-30
121-C
(quar.)———^
common
6-
7c
—
5-29
20c
V'
7c
(quar.).— .———
Genessee Valley RR.
6c
Corp.,
preferred
Allontown
5
4
(quar.)
Atomic
30c
-v.
(quar.)—I
4c
——
-
Robinson,
Rochester
6-
4.(4
5-22
6-15
1
5-15
1
5
25c
(quar.)——
1
$.3834
preferred ——
preferred (quar.)—
Little 6c Co. Ltd., com.
6(4
6-10
$1
Stores
Allied
5-15'
6-17
2c
6-
425c
-
,
6-
(quar.)—
1
"
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)..——
Riegcl Textile Corp.. S4 pfd. A (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas (quar.)——_
Hitter Finance Co., class A (quar.)———_
Class B
(quar.)--——
(quar.)—.,
Machines
5-18
6-26
40c,
I
-
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Allied Control Co.
1
25c
(quar.)
(Tulsa)
Life Insurance
Atla.s
,
Allied
6-25
Ltd.
6-
t55c
—.vl
preferred (s-a)——
Atlas Brass Foundry
10c'
—
Natural Gas
Holden
Payable oj
25c
7-15
5-18
5
Share
;
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
Steel
Business
Alien
227 lie
25(4
Corp.
1
5
G-
$1.12*2'
(quar.)
Co—————.—-—
Alabama Tennessee
3114c
——.
Reading Tube Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Mfg.
Gas
series
1951
preferred
Brass
v
62 *-2 c
,
of Company
Wlrolesalers Ltd.
Atlantic
513(4
86-
12'irc
(initial quar.)—————
Inc., com. iquar.)
——
Common
Reduction Co.,
Alabama
Ry.—
(quar.)_4-_
pfd.
Quebec Telephone Co.,
New
Air
4.50(4
»quar.;
Name
4-30
r
Control Products—
Air
1
6-1
Vflien<
Per
Payable oj Rec
L 115c
<quar.)_—
Agaew-Surnass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
7-1
12%c
(initial quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft, Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Inc., new com.
Pitney-Bowes,
5-29
20c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar. >
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pinellas Industries, class A (quar.)—--—
5-15
Holden
When
Per
Share
of Company ? /
Name
01 Rec.
Payable
Share
Company
Holder1
When
Per
Name o/
1
6-
5
l4
5-16
5-
40c
6-15
6-1
25c
6-15
6-
1
27c
6-15
6-
1
17laC
Number 5845
189
/olume
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
-h.
When Holder*
Phyable of Rec.
Per
Share
'•>,
.
(Initial quar.)
preferred '■(
5.08"a
preferred
—
-
;(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.30%
5.36%
5.50%
,
Ltd.,
Cement,
i_;
Canada Flooring
s—
A
x
(quar.)_
common
.
£32%c
Ltd.-—
Co.,
-
t20c '
>
—_„__™_
5-15
-
215c
5-15
f53c , .' 5rl5
lanada Iron Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)— ' • ■ ?37%cri'V'7- 2
4%%" -preferred
iquar.).:™_
--■l+x.
t$l-06%- 1-7-15
Canada Life Assurance Co; (quar.)_«L
t$1.15 »" •'7- 2
lanada Malting, Ltd., .common ~(quar.);—
J50c v * 6-15
4',2% -epreferred (quar.)
t29%c
6-15
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. .(quar.)_
J25c , : 6- 1
Canadian Breweries; Ltd. (quar.>_____™— '*•" t37%c
7- 2
participating class A>(quaT.)__—3——•
.^Participating preferred
€0c
«
—
Canadian
Ltd
$18%c
$15c
75c class A" (quar.)_
Steel.
Drawn
Consumers Power'Co.,
'
6-1
5-15
80c
5-20
4-24
;6- 5
—
12c
(monthly)™-—.
6-C2>;-*
Electrodynamics -(quar.)_
'.Class B
(quar.)
Glass,
6-1''^.
10c
tl2c
+10c
:
(quar.)—
Consolidated'Theatres Ltd., class A
■
-
—,
(quar.).
$37V^c
(quar.)
Ltd.
"
;
™
-
<quar.)
preferred
—-
-
.
'
,
,™_
■
5Ye
preferred
(quar.)
8Yo
preferred
(quar.)
___________
4Vi%-pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd.,
5%
preferred
Canadian
4%
(quar. >
_
—
Natural Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
Carborundum
—■___
——
—
iquar.»___
common
Corp.,
preferred
4.80%
■_
'(quar.
__
(quar.)
:__™_
pfd. (quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4V2',/
Mills
(quar.)
I.)
(J.
6YsYc
Co.,
pref.
0Vc
$5
-
(quar.)'
preferred
25c
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-19
9-21
12-21
6-19
9-21
12-31
44c
——
6-30
6-J30
preferred
4%
<quar.)_
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)_
Central Louisiana. Electric, com.
f
5%%
—
preferred
$1.34%
$1.12V2
—;
10c
Central
Securities
Corp, (quar.)
West Corp. (quar.)__.
Central <fc South
Central
Central
Soya Co. iquar.)__j:_
Vermont Public Service
Central
West
Centurj-
Co.
.
V./,
(quar. )-■—
dividend)
Cerre de Pasco (stock
$3
convertible
Chain
-
50c
75c
40c
Belt Co.,
common
new
Champion Paper <fc Fibre,
j
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
Chance (A.
B;)
(initial)
;___
...
15c
Company (quar.)________
-
(Boston) ((from Invest, inc.)
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Chase Fund
30c
3c
60c
•
6-30
5-12
6- 1
5-25
6- 1
7- 1
5-20
6-10
5-29
5-15
-
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)_i
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
5.-15:,;.
30c
—
preferred
,"'4V^%
.
$1.12¥i
30c
—.—_
(quar.)
-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common (quar.)
$1
3Vs>% conv. preferred (quar.)—87MjC
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul <fc Pacific RR.
-Common,
(quar.)
—
—+
37%c
Series
A
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
25c
A
Series
Chilton
—
:_
—uLU.
••
<quar.)_+
Company
10-22
12-17
6-25
37%c
(quar.)__—_—
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common^
$7 conv. pref. (quar.)
Common
v
.
25c
37M>c
Cities Service Co. (quar.)_,
.w_.—
60c
Citizens Casualty Co. of N. Y
—«
10c
Civic Finance
(initial)
—
15c
Clark Controller (quar.)
—i
——• 25c
CHark Equipment Co. (quar.)50c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
40c
(quar.)__+__
& Electric, common
Chrysler
Corp.
Cincinnati Gas
AV2Y0
(quar.)
(quar.)—_________
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
gtd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Special
7%
Class
(quar.)
A
.
Class
Collins
Aikmah
&
Colorado
Corp.
L
L
(quar.)—:
Milling & Elevator Co.
(quar.)—+
Columbia
Gas
System
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbian National Life (Boston) (quar.)—
Carbon
Columbian
Co.
Ltd. (quar.).
- class
A '(quar.)_*_
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar.)__
Combined
Enterprises,
Combined Locks
fc Paper,
Commonwealth Gas Corp._=.
Commonwealth Income Fund
Commonwealth
Life
—
Insurance
Class
'
Quarterly
j;__
Telephone-(Pa.) (quar.)__^_
Service -w
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Concord Natural Gas Corp., com. (quar.)
5V2Y0
Public
preferred
(quar.)_
(Toronto)
Quarterly
Consolidated
.
(s-a)_
Yellowknife
Ltd.,
6-10
6-1
6- 1
6-15
6-16
5-25
5-19i
5-15
5-15
4- 1
5- 1
6- 1
5-4
5- 8
* 6- 1
' 5-29
5- 7
7VaC
31 Vic
35c
f50c
5-15
5-15
8-18
9-15
12-15
6-5
6- 5
5-15.
5- 1
5-20
5^29
6-19
5S6912-
1
1
1
1
1
5-12
5-12
J12c
$2.50
Diversified
non-cum.
Standard
pref.
(s-a)
6-1
5-1
$1
6-15
5-15
Securities
15c
*■
-—
25c
•
;
(quar.)™—„__
100%' ;
700
35c
15c
15c '
25c
15c
$1
25c
5-29
: "•
0-11
6-15
5-13 ■
;
Tar
&
$20c
30c
$50c
$31V4C
Ltd. (quar.)———
Chemical Co. Ltd.—
(quar.)
$15c
$25c
25c
—_______™_™™
$1 preference (quar.) ™___—%™——:__™
Dominquez Oil Fields (monthly)-
25c
i—
—•
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
—
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,. common (quar.)———^
Monthly
—
;
$25c'
10c
50c
50c
10c
25c
25c
50c
(quar.)_—_™™+:™_™__™__
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. (quar.)
$2
preferred
Industries Ltd., .common
Dover
Drackett
4Yo
Company,
Corp.,
Dravo
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
4%
,
,
Drewry's Ltd.,, common
Class
B
(quar.
Driver-Ka.vris
Dun
Duriron
East
!'.
preferred
6-12
6-12
6-12
4-H
4-10
6- 1
6-1
5-15
5-19
5- 8
6-26
5-15
5-15
6-10
$6 preferred B
5-22
5-15
6-15
8- 1
$50c
5c
7-1
5-29
6-30
18c
(quar.)
common
—
...
(quar.)™
(quar.)—i.
$1
$1.10
$1.15
$1.18%
.
6-30
5-15
5-15
4-29
5-15
4-30
4-30
5- 5
6"ir
5-2o
5-25
5-29
5-20
6- 1
5-15
5-15
5-15
1
6-10
6-10
6-12
6-10
6- 1
5-20
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-22
C-15
6-10
4-30
4-30
5-6
5-29
5-20
$$1.75
6-15
6-15
5-31
5-15
3'/2C
series)—
(accum.)
•
5-19
$1.75
8- 1
$1.50
(accum.)
Utilities Associates (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)™.—_____™__
Eastern
pfd. A (quar.)_
Ecuadorian-Corp.t L»td. (quar.)___.
Eddy Paper,,Ltd.. common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
.
—
El Paso Electric Co., common (quar.)
$4.12 preferred <quar.)_
$4.50 preferred, iquar.) ——
$4.72 preferred (quar.)™
$5.40 preferred (quar.)_.
4
55c
75c
45c
25c
+37V2C
$25c
29c
$1.03
$1.12'/2
$1.18
$1.35
8- 1
5-15
5-25
6-15
6-12
" 6-15
6-15
6-15
7777-
1
1*
1
1
—
7- 3
7-3
5- 1
5- 6
6- 5
5-22
5-16
5-16
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-11
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Custodian
»
4-30
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
5-15
-
5-1";
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6- 1
5-21
5- 1
»
25c
6-15
2%
15c 1
20c
6-30
6- 1
35c
60c
25c
25c
25c
6- 1
6-11
7- 1
6- 1
6- 1
9c
7c
5-15
5-15
5- 1
5- 1
1
6-2
5-15
4-7
6-10
5-15
5- 1
8-15
11-16
5-15
8- 1 „
11- 3
5- 1.
6-18
6-15
5-15
6- 8
.
•
-
(voting and non-voting)
-
"
Dairies,
series
!
6-10
5- 1 ;
.5-15
5-15
V
.
5-25
5-13
6-15 ,
5-15 ;
5-13 *
Funds-«.t
-
Income series
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5
0- 4 ■>
6-5
6-20
,
&
common
■
6- 1
5-20
42c
5c
this dividend™™™
Quarterly
Bond
6-17
7-31
6- 1
6- 1
B
Franklin
6-1
5-15
25c
—
Class
7
9
4-15
5-15
5-15
7- 1
7-1
(increased quar.)
Inc. (quar.)™™
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
Foxboro Company (quar.)
7- 2
25c
-
Power
Foremost
4-30
5-19
31'Ac
(quar.)
Economics Laboratory
—
Ford Motor Co.
Industries—
preferred A
fcaton
.
7-30
15c
(quar.)
f •
70c convertible preferred (1955
Eastern States Corp. • (Md.)—
Eastern
(quar.)__
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
5- 8
6-26
$30c
______—
Ltd.—
(accum.)
Eastern Air Lines
$7
$14c
(quar.)_:
preferred
(quar.):
Corp.
5-15
6- 1
6- 8
'
subject
to approval of stockholders May 11)
Dying Tiger Line, 5% prefetred A (s-a) _—
Food Giant Markets (stock dividend)-™—
Foodmart, Inc.
(increased quar.T™
Foote. Minerals Co.
(quar.)
'
>
>
7
5-23
6-12
-
65c
$1.12%
42%c
Light—
Stock dividend (2-1 stock split,
Flofida
-
Kootenay Power,
7%
.
——
(quar.)__—
Corp.,. 5%
Company
35c
50c
40c
10c
(quar.)—
Inc—
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Brewing
50c
40c
—
—
(increased)
Co.
International,
Duquesne
Duro-Test
—
—— ——
(quar.)—:
)™™*
Bradstreet Inc.
&
Dunhill
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)™™—
preferred A
Stock
preferred
4.75
,
6- 1
5-22
Common
45c
(New Jersey) (s-a)
Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
4.60%
5-15
$$1.25
(quar.)™™
Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Electroliome, Ltd. (increased s-a)_
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
Dominion
30c
4.40%
5-1
6-f®
6-30
5-15
4-30
5- 7
Stores,
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
1
!
lc
lc
lc
lc
H
Power'Corp.,
Florida
3
(see Marshall Field)
&
share plus
■ [>
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6- 1 '
5- 1
5-15
5-20
Dominion
" '''
Florida Growth Fund-™™—
•
•
5-15
7-1
Dominion
' "
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)__.
Flagg-Utica, Corp., common
5%
prior preferred (entire issue called
for redemption on June 1 at $52.50 per
5- 1
4-30
Mines,
Ltd.
Consolidated
>
Discovery
50c
$15c
25c
20c
10c
10c
6-1
5-15
6-15
'6-15
6-30
- *»•
6-1
6-1
Dominion
55666-
(quar.)
—
Tire
Bank
First
5-19
5-19
6-22
6-22
6-22
6-15
'
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Firestone
5-28
6- 1
5-11
5-11
17%c
35c
31'Ac
Fireman's Insurance
•
6- 4
12-6
6-1B
12-15
5-25
5- 5
5-21
4-15
5-15
4-30
5-24
5-22
5-22
4-20
$1.06J/4
25c
■«%'c'
^'/ac
Inc. (quarterly
net investment income)
——
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
——
Dominion
(quar.)
Corp.
Filtrol
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
28%c
common
(monthly)-;
(monthly) __i
(monthly)
(Marshall)
Field
5-22
4-30
15c
25c
60c
20c
■
-
(quar.)
B
Ferro
3-4
*5-4
5-4
5-15
,;
A
Class
5- 1
9c
.
*
4-17
6-12"
6-3
6- 3
6- 3
6- 1
B
Class
5- 6
5-15
Pepper Co.
5%
5-15
5-15
6-30
6-1
6- 1
6-10
5-15
5-15
5c
22%c
•
Class
4-30
5-22
6-10
5-15
5-18
-
of Delaware—
(monthly)
A
6- 1
6- 1
68%c
30c
Inc. (quar.)
Assn. (monthly)
Federated Corp.
Class
5-15
5-15
4-30
(quar.) —
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
5- 1
5-29
5-29
6-1
Works
Screw
Federal Sign & Signal,
.
5-15
7- 1
5-15
,
5-1
6-16
5-22
(quar.)__
Mortgage
preferred
4.60%
6> 1
5-15
7- 1
6-12
5-28
Bearings,
Federal Paper Board Co.—
Federal
5-15
25c
(quar.)™——15c
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com. (quar.)™
37VaC
V $1.56 preferred ,(quar.)
39c
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)-":—
$17MjC
from
Dobbs
Dr.
:
f20c
90c
8lVsc
20c
150c,
f50c
5c
40c
--'Quarterly
Connelly Containers, common
40c preferred (annual
-v
5-15
6- 1
$2
25c
Divco-Waync Corp. (,quar.)_
Diversified investment Fund,
5-8
5-8
35c
60c
25c
A
4-27
6-3
'40c *
Dlebold, Inc. (quar.)
Forests, Inc.
11-27
6- 8
9- 4
11- 6
6- 1
6- 1
.,
-
—
*.
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Cement
Portland
Diamond
6-1
$1.37Va
(quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
B
7-1
5-15
12c
30c
40c
.
-Dierks
(Louisville)
Commonwealth
Community
Fruit, class A
(quar.)
i
D1 Giorgio
50c
87Vac
-
—
(increased)™—___—
B
5-15
50c
50c
National
Federal
5-28
5-28
$3
34'/2c
25c
Co.,
Federal Insurance Co.
6-10
6- 1
(Syracuse,
common
Federal-Mogul-Bower
6-5
7- 3
15c
,
two-for-onc
.
(incr. quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_^
.
6-1
35c
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-15
5-15
5-20
9-18
5-15
5-1
5-1
5-8
5-29
5-8
5-13
5-13
40c
30c
37%c
10c
(quar.)
conv.
5%% pfd. (quar.)
iquar.)
5%% preferred 1953 series (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
Extra
^___
L
Fedders
12-4
6-15
7-15
6-.1
York)
Farrington Mfg.
6- 4
9- 4
30c
—
—
[(quar.)™-—
Chemical—;. •..
' stock
5-20
7-1
7- 1;
6-24
9-24
12-24
93%c
—
—
split
Detroit Steel Corp.
(increased)
DeVilbiss Co. (stock dividend)-———™__Devoe & Raynolds Co., class A (increased)™
A
6- 8»
—
—
New
_
Wc
Fund——
Desilu Productions
10- 2
6-1
6-18
9-10
; 5- 5
6-5
6- 5
$1.75
—
.
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
>
;
,
,0etrex
6-30 '
5- 5
6- 1
7-7
5-15
7- 1
9-29
28c
28c
voting common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)..
8% debenture Stock (quar.)
Dentists' Supply Co. of New York (quar.)—
Denver Tramway Corp.—
%"*•?"
" * :
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
$2.50 to',$3.50_lst preferred (s=a)-_™-
.
4-30
6-10
5-15
8-17
--
$30c
$2
Denuinson .Mfg.,
6-1
6-«(2
4-29
5-15
5-8
5-12
6-12
5- -I
5-25
4-30
4-15
5-15
6-12
5-15
6- 8
5-12
6- 1
6-15
6- 1
9- 1
$1.05
Lines
Delta Air
7-1
+___.+
Hardware Ltd.—
Cochrane-Dunlop
9-24
11-25
6-15
6-15
Income
'
5-15
5-15"
$1.12ya
preferred
Cleveland
"
7-15
5-15
6-20
8-1
S- 2.
6-2
6-30
6- 1
$1.05
Corp., common
Delaware
■
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
-
6-15
—
(quar.)
3%% preferredv(quar.)
Day-Brlte Lighting (quar.)__.
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)
Deere & Company (quar.)—
Deerfield Glassine (quar.)—
Dana
5- 1
:
G-15
30c
$1.12Mr
(quar.)__—
com.
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
6-10
9-10
12-10
6-10
9-10
-12-10
5-20
6-18
6-18
6- 1
5-29
4-30
5-15
5- 2
5-15
4-30
5-14;., 5-5
.
5%
—,—
(hicreased)___
preferred (quar.)
Cessna Aircraft Co.
•
,
:45c
50c
25c
15c ;
10c
(quar.)____
J_
(-s-a)
Iirdustries
>
-
$50c
5-15
4-30
4-15
5-18
5-11
S-H
5-8
6-lb
—$1/75
Cuneo Press, Inc. (quar.)
;
—.
20c
Curtis Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd. (quar.)—" 15c
U
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
,
.
75c
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
50c
Class A
iquar.)_+_;
50c
Class A (quar.)>™_ia
50c
5-15
5-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
,
8%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred '(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7Yo
preferred(quar.)
6- 8
+
35c
$50c
6- 1
5-15
5-15
$1.12
6-19
6-10
—
(quar.)
•8% -preferred A & preferred B (quar.)_—
&% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
B% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
Central-Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
28VaC
Ltd. (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
$1.12
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common-
5-11
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
6-12
7- 2
6-20
6- 1
$1
$1.23
x
Common-(quar.)
Ootmnon-(quar.)
.
t$2.50
20c
$1.25
5-11
5-10
4-30
5-12
5-29
1
(quar.j
& Co.
Morse
Brewing, 6%
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6-10
10- 1
6- 1
6-1
6-1
•
30c
$3.50
12%c
43%c
90c
50c
87%c
$1.25
20c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fafnlr Bearing Co., new common (initial)™
Farm Equipment Acceptance (quar.)
6- 1
Coal Co.,
Pass
Forster,
&
Crum
6-12
—
(increased-quar.)
com.
7- 1
$4.20 preferred
Crc\v'« Nest
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Foundry,
Central
^
Investments,
Canada
Central
$1175
(quar.)
pfd.
7Yo preferred (quar.),
-
5-21
7- 1
■
30c
$1.25
$1.18%
;
Equity Corp., $2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)_
Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
Erlaliger Mills, common (quar.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas
.
43c
$1.16%
-Erie
,
6-15
3c
■
7...
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
4.36% preferred (initial)
.
5- 1
5- 1
4-20
•
.
>'
(s-a).
preferred (quar.)
a.,
preferred (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., common
7% preferred (i5-a)
-L
Fairbanks
5-31
5-15
6-10
6-15
preferred (quar.)
Credit Acceptance Corp., $1.40 noncum. pfd.;
Crov/n Cork, & Seal Co.; Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$2 preferred''1 ( quar.).. —__—
—;a
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)—
:
;
4%%
Falstaff
29c
tl7V2C
20c
93%c
convertible
%
■
5%
'
6-12
5-29
5-29
5-15
,
25c -6-1
Empire District Electric, common iquar.)
^
5-20
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
6-4
5-11
5-15
[
5- 8
$2.55
4
common
Optional
L
Elmlra & Williamsport RR.
5-22
5-21
5-25
,5-25
5-25
6- 1
Investment,
1
1
1
1
1
1
6- 1
6- 1
6-20
-
convertible preferred
This payment clears-arrears.--
6%
Electronics
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
1
50c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electrographie Corp.
Co.—-
Sexton
&
4% %
5- 5
ll^sc
(increased)
Products
Central
____'
tqnar.)™_™_
preferred
Carthage
30c
!
(quar.)™
Carrie?
4»/a Yo
40c
40c
50c
40c
56Vic
60c
$1.12,/2
50c
<quar.)____
Carpenter Steel
Case
cribbei)
;
6- 1
5-15
6- 1
5-15
'*■ 6-10
5-22
6- 1
5- "8
6-10 ".••••>/.5-27
6- 1
5-15
5-29
5-15
5-29
5-15
6- 1
5-15
6-30
6-15
t20c
+27c
_—.
(quar.)
Co.
Carpenter Paper Co.
Casco
-
Western
preferred
5%Ye-
5-15
(quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)—_'.—___
Coty International Corp..
Crane Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)__—v
Corning Natural Gas
6- 2 "
6-2
4-30
4-30
7- 2
7- 2
5-15
t$1.25
i$2
t$ 1.0614
+$1.25
™-J
™__
(increased)™™
Co.
-Electronics Communications—
6-15
7-17
5-15
5-1
5- 1 "
4-30
7-23
5-8
5- 8
6-10
Auto-Lite
TElectric Hose.& Rubber
5-15
6-10
'
-
'Electric
5-6
5-15
6-1
5-29
" 8-1
6-1
6- 1
6- 5
6-10
6-10
™.
_
5-22
6-15
6-1
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
$$1.30
$50c
- 6- 1
5-15;.;.
25c
t$l.50 :; 7-15
'6^30 r Cook Paint & Varnish Co., com. (quar.)_™__
$3 prior :'prelerred?r(<iuar.)
75c
Canadian Fund
-_™
•.
?10c
6- 1
5- 8
51". COOper Bessemer Corp. - (quar.)
t :
40c
Canadian General Electric. Ltd. (quar.)_—$$2
■ 7- 2 6-15 .•?
% Copeland Refrigeration (quar;)
:
——
10c
Canadian General Securities, Ltd., class. A—
$25c
6-15
5-29
./ Copper-Weld Steel Co.; common (quar.)—•
50c
Class-- B
™™_„™™_™_v.______4-___
"i25c •
6-15 .V*5-29
,'-"5%" preferred (quar.)_;—
62V2C
Canadian
International
Investment
Trust, N
V-vd?':-Y- 'r'^Y-.«*>
6% -preferred (quar.:.)
——___—
[75c
Ltd.,; common
;.%™___
tl5c
6- 1
5-15.'5% preferred (quar.)
__™
—
$1.25 6- 1
5-15'.. % Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
Class A voting ,(s-a)_"_—
——
$50c
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., common
(quar.)_
:£20c
5-15
4-15
% Class B nonvoting (s-a)_
——
—
4'50c
,4 Ye
preferred
(quair.)__
J$l7-2
6-2
6%
,
8- 1
6-15
,
,
6-5
6- 5
5-15
5- 5
5-20
6- 1
7- 1
,
12c
12c
Monthly'
5-l5r \: :'£? Monthly
Consolidated
," 5-29 ;r
'-/7- 2
6-15
*
6- 5
1
6666'6666-
30c
2nd preferred
$4,875
"
t30e
(quar.)^i—
common
^Colorado Central Power. Co.
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
Common
4-15
5-15.'
(quar.)
(1958 scries)
51/2%
preferred (quar.)
5.50%
preferred (quar.)™.
5.36%
preferred (quay.)
5.65%
preferred
iquar.)_.
5.68%
preferred
(quar.)
6.40% preferred (quar.)
;
$5 2nd pfd. (1957 ser.) (quar.)
•
.
-
$4.50'(preferred (quar.:)
$4.52 preferred .(quar;)_.
i'
Consumers
:_:_™:4.^+__™__'
Ltd.—
5%; preferred ?(quar.I:
,
5 -15
~
5-15 V'1
—
Canadian Canners Ltd.,
52'/ac
4)4%
6-30
$1.02Ya
$1.06'A
$1.21%
$1.37%
$1.37%
$1.34
$1.41%
$1.42
$1.60
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.10%
.
Payable of Ree.
32Vic
(quar.)
common
.
Mills,
Textile
Consolidated
„
.
5-29
5-15
t25c
115c
iConsolidated, Natural <.Gas Co.—
(Increased quar.)2_'____2____.
.
$1.12Mi
7-1
$1»13 ,7-1
,
4-30
;,$4.16 preferred7(quar.)_
^—
$1.04
7- 1
5-20
Consumers Water Co.;(quar.)—+
30c
5-29
••,
/ Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.)___
25c
5-25
5-15
-—t—<. ,
$1
6- il
-4-30-^"%%4%,; preferred (quar.)—
"■ .^4-30.*^. Continental Can, common;'(quar.)____—
&
..
45c
6-15
'- 4-30-^ -,.$3.75^ hrefetred (quari)—___:———
93%c ; r 7- 1
.-H-30.:.?^% Continental Copper & Steel Industries—"" ; "
'
' '
6-iO*1-'
5% rpfaferred-"(quar.),—
—
31Vic
6-1
649^
J6c
6- 3
As.6-30*»?* %Cochenour-Willans Gold Mine3, Ltd. (s-a)™* ,
•
.—
»Laimdries;,(quar.)
Consolidated
4-30
-4-30^
4-30
4-30 "';
4-30':
4-301
6-26 ;
(
' 7-28
5-29 '
6-19
J
f25c
'
_
pfd. A (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)_
conv.
Canada Foils,
Extra
4-30
.,5-15
(quar.):.___™—$8%c
tquar-'h',
$1.30 preference
$1
.—
Red Lake Mines
Campbell
Canada
.
(quar.)—__
El Paso Natural Gas,
Holder•
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
6-15
5- 8
20c.
6-15
5-29
30c -. 6- 1
5-18
Share
70c
-
■
Consolidatedxpreiglltways (quar.)
4-30
.
31%c
5-15
32 Vac ' 5-15
33c ... 5-15
33VaC.5-15
33Vac
5-15
34%c '* 5-15
fquar.)___™_™™_™„__
5.20% -preferred
5.28% [^preferred
5-15
30c
27%c
New, common
.
Consolidated• Edison Co.v(N. Y.)
'
Jaiifornia Water Service—
"
Name of Company
Holder*
When
Per
' '
,
Name of Company
,
Co.
New
common
(initial)--.—
Freestate Geduld Mines. Ltd. (year-end)—
Friden, Inc. (quar.)—,
Frledman Realty Co. (quar.)
.
.
Freeport Sulphur
30c
356d
25c
10c
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Friendly Finance Inc., commonClass
6%
10c
5c
5c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
common
Co.
distribution voted last January (in effeet stockholders Will receive 10 shares
for each 4 held)
Industries,
Stock
common
dividend
preferred (quar.)_.__
—
General Merchandise (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
General Por.land Cement, new com. (initial)
General Public Utilities Corp. (quar.)
General Rtffractoties (quar.)
Gefteral Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd.. common (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
4% % preferred 1956 scries (quar.)
3(2 % preferred (quar.h
—
;™—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
5%
,$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
?1 preferred (quar.)
1.30
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
5- 1
5-7
5-:'.3
5-15
6-15
5-15
6- 1
10c
25c
—
$1
$1.32
5- 1
5-15
5- 5
5- !i
5-<3
31%c
6-30
C-23
20c
25c
6-15
6-26
9-T.f
S-U
5-15
15c
15c
/
7
-
5-18
6-15
5-15
6-15
30c
25c
20c
5%
Corp. (quar.)
Industrial Enterprises
General Finance
General
General
5-13
5-15
6-2
6-10
25c
5% conv. preferred (quar.)™
General Cigar Co., new common (initial)—
General Crude Oil (quar.)
General
Development
Corp.—
Stock
dividend
of one
share for each
share
held, 'plus a one-for-four stock
,
5- I'
6- 1
6-1
50c
38c
(quar.)
—
Gate City Steel, Inc. (Omaha)
General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)™
60c series voting
(quar.)
60c
conv,
preferred (quar.)—
——
General Builders Corp.—
Service
5-15
6-15
56'Ac
—
pfd. (quar.)
"Wood Industries, 4%% pfd.
Gardner-Denver
Gas
5-29
15c
$1
B
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
Gar
1 6-
6-15
4-21
S- 1
13- 8
G- 'I
G- 8
(3-?9
3-ltJ
G- ^O
G- 3
$1.25
7- 1
10c
GOc
25c
6- 1
53c
50c
40c
$10c
5-15
6-26
6-30
5-15
4-2|
6-^3
G-2J
6-1
6-1
b- u
32%c
33c
5-15
5-15
4-74
4-JJ
32'/2C
25c
33c
25c
8-15
8-I0
8-15
5-15
(-ri
4-^4
62%c
64%c
$1.30
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-10
6-30
.
22%c
27%c
,
'- »
<i
.—
-
5-^S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
,,.
of Oliio—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
*
1
6-
$1.25
'
50C
•-19
6-30
53ftc
7-
1
8-10
54ftC
7-
1
5-10
55c
7-
1
5-19
59%c
7-
1
6-i9
—.
7- 1
8-19
7ftc
5-15
.4-30
25C
6-25
'
66c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., com. (quar.)—
5ft preferred (quar.)
{
Stock div. (five shares for each four held)
>
7-
$1.25
1
6-
4
Institutional
6-
6-25
.
to Giannlnl Controls Corp.
5%ft*'Conv! preferred (quar.)^.:—.»
ft.
Gillette Company (quar.)
Glen-Gary. Shale Brick .(quar.)—
Globe-News Publishing. Co...,,,—.—
Globe-Wernloke Industries, Inc. (quar.
Golden Nugget, Inc..
Name changed
Goodali
A
W.)
6-
30c
5-
Grand
5-15
5-
6-19
5-15
6-15
6-
1
International Paints
6-
1
5-
8
6-15
6-
3
International Silver
;
Great Atlantic
&
Pacific Tea
(quar.)— :.
Co.
11-25
5-11
4-20
5-11
4-20
10c
Lite Ins.
'Quarterly'
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
B
Fire Brick
Industries
Telecasting,
i
7-
2
6-15
Iowa Power &
ftfe
7-
1
6-12
income)
Oil
Corp.
5-29
(quar.)—.
15c
6-20
5-29
5-20
5-
$1.25
9-14
8-21
-
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
5-
7- 1
6-15
50C
(quar.)
6-
Bahn Brass, Ltd., common (stock divld.)—
ft Stock dividend (One chare of
5ft 2nd pfd.
■:.ftft
for each 5 shares held)
ft.
Insurance
(Nova
Scotia)
Mines, Ltd
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
5ft preferred (quar.)
:
Refractories
(ouar.)
,
3.90ft preferred (quar.)
Hastings Manufacturing (increased)
Hazeltine Corp.—
Herff Jones
Co.,
50c class A
10
8-14
6-
8-
1
7-20
Ollior
&
•
7-
6-
0
1
6-22
6-20
5-20
30c
6-
1
5-15
8-
1
7-15
5-15
5-
5-22
5-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.091a
ft
6-
1
5-15
(quar.).
1
5-12
5-
6-15
6-
Standard
Life
&
Laughlin Stel,
preferred (quar.)
Keycs
9-15
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-
1
5-15
(s-a)
20c
6-
1
5-15
JOc
B
6-
1
5-15
Extra
4-30
Marmon-Herrington, Inc. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)
88-
Bonding
45C
12-15
6-
1
$1.25
30c
6-
1
6-
1
6-
i
11- 2
10-19
Quarterly
Massey-Fcrguson, Ltd.,
41/aft
5-22
Matson
Conveyer
6-2$
Navigation
6-19
6-
1
6-15
112ftc
7-
1
5-29
112 ftc
,
7,
i- 1.
5-29
dividend).—ft
1ft ft
1
6-15
Maxon
.
5-
4
0-26
6-
2
5-15
4-25
5*15
7-
1
6-1$
1
5-18
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-li
McKesson
7-17
6-24
5-15
Insurance
&
Robbins
6-
Mead Corp.,
1
7-
1
1
4*/4ft
5-25
4ft
preferred
preferred
n.25
-
6-
1
25c
5-12
30c
5-29
5-15
1
7-17
6-11
5-26
93%C
8-
20c
25c
6-
62 Vac
7-
4ft
31 ftc
(quar.)—IllII—I
"^J^d^Hnance Corp., common (quar.)II
3%ft
6-
Frank
Co.
A
(quar.)II
-
Howard Stores Corp., .4 ft ft
preferred
Hubingcr Company(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting Co.
Quarterly
$5.12 preferred series B (quar.)
5.70ft preferred series C
(quar.)_III
(quar.)I
III
Lanston
Lear,
6-30
Leath
7-15
6-30
6-15
5-29
Lees
112 ftc
7- 2
6-
6-15
5-15
$i.oey4
30c
12-15
,
5-31
1
5-20
5-
1
6-10
5
5c
5-15
5-
4
6-15
6-
4
5-26
5-11
5-4
30C
5-
6-15
6-
5
5-
5-29
5-15
62 ftc
6-30
62 ftc
6-30
6-15
6814c
6-30
6-15
40C
6-10
5-15
22 ftc
6-
$1.50
7-
5-
1
8-
8
6-15
1
$1.75
10c
1
1
5- 8
6-
1
5- 8
30c
7-
1
6-19
2C
7-
1
6-15
5-15
4-30
62 ftc
7-
1
G-15
$1.1814
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5- 1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
—
$1.50
t$1.75
—
30c
:
15c
(James) & Sons (quar.)
dividend——,i
a,—
5-15
5-iq
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
6-
4-30
12ftc
5-29
5-15
$1.23
5-29
7- 2
5*15
6-15
6-15
$1.23
9-30
"9*15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
60c
5-15
5-
5
—
directors
■
6-
1,
7-
1
7-
4
6- 4
6- 4
1
6-15
5-15
4-29
$25c
6-30
6- 1
7-
37 ftc
5-11
4-27
$1.37ft
5-15
5-
37 ftc
5-15
5- 1
35c
5-29
5-15
40c
6-
1
1
5-11
$1.25
7-
1
$1.10
7-
1
6-15
$1.15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
.
$3
90c
6-16
6-16
5-29
75c
5-15
5-
18c
6-12
5-20
6-12
5-20
(quar.)
ft ft
—
$1.07ft
(quar.)
1
5-15
1
5-
1
$1.25
6-1
5-
1
7- 2
6-18
6-15
5-29
$1.05
35C
6-15
5-29
6-27
6-
6-15
6-
1
5-4
15c
(stock
6-30
i 5-25
25c
6-15
5-25
75c
dividend)
—
*
6-13
.5-1
(quar.)
Co.
—,—
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Moore-McCormack. Lines
(quar.)
—
I
6-
-$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)^,——
,
6-15
1
5-15
5-15
4-50
10c
6-
1
5-11
8
-5-1
5*15
5- 1
1
5-15
5-
6-10
,-5-15
<6-30
15t>
5-15
6c
6- 1
Mount Royal-Dairies,
lie
5-
1
30cv
—-
Wheel Corp.,——
Diablo
-
6*
20c
Motor
5-29
6-1
40c
Co., Inc.
6- i?
4-30
5-15
1
6-15
37 ftc
$25c
& Co, Ltd.
Paper Mills
6
5- I
30c
1ft
:—-——
partlcfpating preference (quar.)
Mosinee
5-29
•
87 ftc
(quar.) ,,,—;
.
(Henry)
6-45
50
preferredr (quar.)
Morrison*Knudsen
5-15
1
6-
6-
$31 ftc
——
preferred (quar.)
Morgan
1
34c
S.) Ltd. (quar.),,,
Industries/ common (quar.),,
,
6-
5-29
$1.38
(quar.)—,,
(quar.)
"Moody's Invarators Service—
5-13
1
6-
6-4
.
37 ftc
15c
7 ftc
6-15
6-
'
:
(quar.)
7ft.. preferred
Ltd..
(s-a).
63.50
5-18
4-22
6-10
5-27
6-15
23fttt
6-15
S-
50C
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
50c
6-20
37 ftc
Murisingwear, Inc., common
5ft ft preferred (quar.)
100 ft
—
(initial quar.)
.
5-18
5-20
common
i
Liberty. Life Insurance Co. (Greenville s. C.)
Quarterly.
Liberty Loan Corp.—
Stock dividend to be recommended to the
5-18
1
29c
Stock dividend
New
—
1
7-2
1
$1.08%-
(J.
Mount
40c
(quar.)————,——
6*
preferred
Monsanto; Chemical
5-20
25c.
7-
$1.11%
preferred (quar.)
Monarch .Mills
6-10
5
12 ft ft
.
-
Libby, McNeil & Llbby (quar.)
Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—
5-18
1
6-
50c
Stock
(quar.)
7-
1
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Company :
Molybdenum-: Corp;
5- 8
10c
1
7-
97ftc
—
Mojud
5-15
1
7-
5-28
5- 3
-1
6-
6-26
95c
5-20
4.20ft
545
5-12
6-18
87V2C
96 ftc
7-21
3 ft ft
*
6
6- 2
6-12
Mohawk Rubber Co.
5- 5
350
Lexington Trust.Fund Shares—
32c
6-30
(quar.)
Lester Engineering
1
t,45c
Co.
10c
5-29
6-
39t*eO.
&
$25C
:
—
5- 3
4-15
6-12
7-31
5 ft
5-18
6-1
5-11
20c
20c
Mitchell
12-16
1
20ft
$25
$4.30
9-16
5-20
5-15
6- 4
$5.52 preferred (quar.)
Utilities Co., common
6-16
6-
5-15
5
6-12
1
12-31
5
G-
5-15
5-28
5- 1
9*30
6-
12ftc
1
Mofcasco
5-
1
6- 1
30c
100ft
(initial quar.)
Missouri
8
6*30
.
15C
(quar.)
Candy Shops (quar.),:
Inc.
6-
$10c
17ftc17ftc
17 ftc
12 ftc
,*.
—
5-
5-18
5-15
6-12
1
5-15
8
Assurance—
Missouri Public Service, common (quar.)
Stock dividend
8
5-
5- 1
6-
6-15
30c
7-15
5-15
10c
5-15
25c
35C
4ft C
6-15
5-
1
6-
dividend,
Missouri
1
5-18
5-
5-29
(quar.)
Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.),:
——
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$5.50 first preferred (quar.)
$1.50 convertible Second preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.),
Minnesota Pov/er <& Light, common (quar.)—
5ft preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power, 4.40ft preferred (quar.),
4.60ft preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., commonj„_
5-25
10c
5-29
1
6-12
42 ftc
Mining
1
5-20
6-
40c
Midwest Piping Co.
4
3ft
(quar.)—,.
(L03 Angeles)
Lehigh Portland. Cement
Leslie. Salt (quar.)
1
5-28
6-15
5-14
1
$1.06 ft
common
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
4-30
5-20
8 ftc
3-11
«
6-15
6-
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
5-29
15C
6-12
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.),,
6-15
6-24
1
10c
5-15
7-
8c
5-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
SL25
HI—H
1-2-60
25c
Leece-Neville Co.
1
5-23
5-29
5-15
Mutual. Investment Fund, Inc.—
$0,035
25c
7-
1
Mutual
75 ft
7-10
6-
100 ft
5-14
9c
5-15
5-
1
Securities Fund of Boston—
40c
•
5-25
-*5-11
5-14
Lily Tulip Corp. (stock dividend)
Lilly (EH) & Co., class B (quar.)
Lincoln. Natioual Life. Insurance Co.
.
net
(Quarterly of 5c from income plus a 35c
capital gain .distribution)
—
6-20
$1.23
Investment income plus
from realized profits
—,—
from
$0,005
8-17
Liggett & Myers (increased quar.)
-
z
9-13
120c
(quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Laura Secord
35%c
Hugoton Gas Trust (units of beneficial intl)
Hunt Foods tc Industries,
common (quar )
5ft preferred A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)
■uttlg Sash & Door
6-15
1
60c
Bryant, Inc.
6-30
-
1
10-
87 ftc
16 ftc
—II
6-30
*-."
7-
87 ftc
(quar.)
Quarterly
6
31 ftc
III
87 ftc
5-
5-
35 ftc
"*"
5-25
5-11
.r
-
5-15
Department Stores (quar.)
5-20
31ftc
**
1
4
35c
25c
(S.)
Lane
175c
_
6-
6-10
$1.12 ft
5.-11
6-20
Lt"d.~""
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
5-13
5-15
6-10
6-36
4ft
.
1
1
———HI
Land Title Insurance
-4ft-*
__
60-
50c
7-15
_
(quar.7
$1.03
$1.08%
Stock
5
6-30
15c
Fire
5
6-
5-15
5-28
$50c
(quar.)—
Messenger Corp. (quar;)
Metal Hose & Tubing (stock dividend)
Metal & Thermit Corp., common
7ft
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.85ft pfd. (quar.)
3.80ft preferred (quar.)
3.90ft preferred (quar.),,
4.35ft preferred (quar.)
4.45ft preferred (quar.)
—
Meyer-Blanke (quar.)
6-10
7-15
<
5-15
1
60c
Hot Shoppes, common, (stock
dividend)
Class B (stock, dividend)
3-15
1
1
7-15
Hugoton Production Co, (quar.)
1
6-
6-
$1
I
6-
$1
-
6-
9314c
-«
I
930
—;
7-
6-
1
70c
Mengel Company (quar.)
(quar.)
5
7- 1
$1.10
"
.IIII
I_
6-
Extra
5-11
1
30C
common
30c
Housatonie Public Service
Ltd.. class
Co.,
35c
(quar.)—
6-10
preferred B (quar.),
Meir &
6- 2
9
6-10
$1.25
1st preferred
6-20
...
6-15
35c
(quar.),,
Telephone, common
5ft preferred (s-a)
Melville Shoe Corp.—
43*ft preferred A (quar.)
5- 4
2ft
5*15
6-30
5-15
5-22
(s-a)__
Meadville
(Greens¬
5-15
1
6-10
6-
55c
(quar.),
common
Mead Johnson & Co.,
6-15
6-
6
62 ftc
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Machine (quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)—_
common
5-
6-15
$1.40
4-25
$8.i2ft •:
6-15
J 50c
preferred (quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing (quar.),,;
$2.50
New common
Lams ton .(RL IL)
5ft ,pfd. (this payment clears
arrears) —ft.
5-15
SOc
L
(W. L.) Corp.,,
M'cBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
MoCord Corp., common (increased)—
6-
$1.25
—
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc. (quar.)
Laclede Steel (quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd.—
7ft
preferred (quar.)—:
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
Lambert (Alfred) (quar.)—
:
4-30
5-29
$1.50
.
5-15
25c
$ 1.06ft
62ftc
Hooker Chemical
Corp., .coin, (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
~ ~~_
Hormel (Geo. A.) common
(quar.)
I ~
6ft preferred A (quar.)
u
Horn & Hardart Co.
(N. Y.>, 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Hotel Corp. of America—
5-25
5-15
40c
Maui Electric (quar.)
7-
5-15
1
5-
5-15
30c
(increased)
7-
5c
6ft 1st.preferred (quar.)——'
7ft 2nd preferred (quar.)
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)
5-30
7-10
5-15
5-20
.
25c
40c
preferred B (quar.)
SVaft preferred (initial)—.
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company,. common
5-15
15c
5-15
$$1.12 ft
(quar.)
15c
5ft
5-15
50c
5-15
5-31
20c
(quar.),,
common
preferred (quar.)
Mathews
44c
«
5-15
145C
_
5-31
UOc
1 quar
■
34c
Koehring Co., common (qu„r. )__'„.
5ft
preferred A (quar.)
Ltd.
Class B
& Insurance
$1.20
Corp., class A—.
Knox Glass (stock dividend)
"
'
5-25
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
7-20
10-19
Knox
5-15
,
5-30
40c
J
6-10
15c
50c
Massachusetts
Klein
12- 5
341aC
Canada,
35c
+25c
y.:-
7-20
1
(quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
9- 5
$1.1814
Fibre
4ft
5
III—
_
20c
35%c
(quar.)
Kctchuur& Company (quar.)
5
45C
(Edward) 1 Lumber (quar.) -IllHires (Charles E.) Co.
(quar.).^
Home Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)
5ft
5ft-
5-29
(3-a)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
1
Knickerbocker Fund—
12 ftc
IIIIIIIIIIII
Huston (Tom) Peanut (quar.)
5-14
6-10
4-30
11- 2
Stock dividend
45c
preferred.- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quae.).
2
SOc
4-30
5c
5-11
5-21
$1.25
Hlnes
5ft
pfd. A
5ft
5-11
6-
17ftc
5-25
5-16
6-10
35c
1
25c
4#.ft preferred (quar.)—,
Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
Kellogg Company—
*
3}aft preferred (quar.)
3Vift preferred (quar.)—
3Mjft preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kcnnametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
1
87 ftc
D
Inc.,
5-11
6-15
6-
$1.2?
1~
5
Coal—
5-13
8c
—
preferred (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
4.2Qft preferred (quar.)
4.35ft preferred (quar.)
5-11
6-
5-ft
6-
37ftc
5-31
20c
Kalamazoo
1
6-10
7 ftc
7-
ft
preferred series
4-20
——
Engraving—.
3.80ft
4-24
12ftc
5(sft conv, preferred A (quar.).
4% ft preferred .(quar.)
6.25ft
5-15
;
4-30
5-25
35c
pfd.
Saskatchewan
&
A
Class
Kaiser Steel Corp.
\
Hilton Hotels Corp., common
5ft 1st preferred (quar.)
•
6-15
6-15
4-30
5-15
25c
Extra
6-15
6-30
30c
—
5
10c
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred A (quar.)
Class
8
82^C
$1.08:!4
5-11
25c
(Frank W.->.
5-
6-26
5ft
50s
4.40ft preferred (quar.)-
1
40c
Jones
5-18
48ft C
*
i
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
6-
(quar.),——
4
50c
Hllo Electric Light Co., common
'
5
Merchants
•
.
414ft preferred (quar.)
5ft->preferred
6-
5- 8
5-11
45c
Common (quar.)
3ft ft preferred (quar.)
-
1
6- I
1
common.,
(initial), ft—utL*.
Honegger's & Company (stock
7-
.
6-30
(quar.),
Jones & Lamson Machine (quar.)
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
Quarterly
5-14-
1
ll*i28
35C
of
1
2
t40c
-
"
(accuni.)
Mallory (P. R.) 8s Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt (quar.)—
Mahon (R. C.) Company (qttar.)
6-
(s-a)
Hlnde & Baucli Paper Co.
6-
5ft
7-
5-15
J30c
:
Mercantile; Stores
(quar.).
Common
Maine Central RR,
1
4-15
,
Common
5-11
5-
5-15
1$1.25
,
Hiawatha Oil & Gas Co —
5ft convertible preferred
6-12
6-10
150c
(quar.)—
Jamestown Telephone, common
5ft 1st preferred (quar.)
split subjeot to approval of stock-
7ft class -A^quar,)___
Hercules Powder, 5ft pfd.
6-26
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Magnavox Co. (quar,).
!Z,
t25c
—
AlacMillan Co.r common
5-11
—
Hercules Gallon Product,1;—
6ft convertible B preferred
MacWhytc
75c
Johnson <fc Johnson
$1.50
(quar.)
5-7
5
1
,
(increased)—
Hartfoi-d Electric Light—
ft
"holdere June
6- 1
"5-
1
6-
...
Hart, Schaffner fc-Marx
2-for-l
4-30
6-
5-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),,
Hecla Mining Co.
5-15
Holdings Ltd., 5ft partlc. pfd.—
Participating ;
Z
MacLeods, Ltd., 6ft pwtic. pfd. (qu»K)_
Participating
122 ft C
.
Common
6ft
MRA
+4C
Hallnor
Harbison-Walker
5-27
1
Jefferson
6-
6-10
25c
(quar.)—*
t30c
dividend
5-15
6-19
Carrier-System
"5-27
37»/aC
6-10
12-28
4-24
6-10
(quar.),
$60C
(quar.)
1
60c
5-26
,5-15
37VaC
6-
125c
6-10
10c
15C
10ft
(extra)
25c
6-
5-15
1
Lykes. Bros. Steamship (quar.)
.
boro, N. c.) (quar.)
—.
Jewel Tea, new common (Initial quar.)
33/4ft preferred (quar.)——
7-
(quar.)
Halle Bros. Co., (stock dividend)
,
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.' tquav.)
4-30
5-29
$1.25
~~25c
Hajoca Corp.
Halifax
1
5-15
6-15
6-10
Jahn
1
5- 1
5-29
45c
Jantzcn,
Hackensack Water
5-
McNeil
6
6-10
$1.16
5-15
5-15
5-15
6
62ftC
—
preferred (quar.)—„
16c
6c
—
(lrom net investment
RR.,
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64ft
6-20
6-15
6-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
4.80ft preferred (quar.)——
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)—
4%ft preferred (quar.)
S1.7G convertible preferred (quar.)—
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Istel Fund, Inc.—
——„——,—
4-24
7-15
20c
in¬
3.30ft
4-24
5-11
5- 1
125 c
35c
25C
4.35ft
8
5-11
10c
,
ft_ft
Ohio
5-
40C
7J/aC
12c
60c convertible* preferred
Guardian Mutual Fund
3-25
12ftC
—
e-1
6-12
Lunkenheimer Company; < quar,)w
Lukens SteeL (quar.)i__,_
$1.75
——
Canada, Ltd
of Rhode Island—
Light, common
&§
i^
60c
$1.25
Lucky Stores
Manitoba
com.
11-
1
5- 6
Ltd.—
Electric,
8- 1
5-15
5ft
Stock
5-22
5-
1
5-15
50c
(quar.)—,
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
6
5*22
6-
$1;75'
r
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.),,
25C
4-30
5-
,
1
8
6-15,
10ft
$1.75
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
non^-cumulative,2nd preferred (quar.)
Lynch
4-30
5-21
ft
(quar.)
common
5-
1
6-
6-15
6-15
25C
5-15
7
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common' (quar.)—.
Gulf
preferred
15C
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile &
$2.50
1
5-15
(initial)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
45e
$1.2L
;
25c
1
12-
112ft C
—
(quar.)
(quar.):
Gregory
B
9-
12-10
preferred
25C
(quur.)
of
$2.50
112 ft C
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Greater All American Markets
Class
9-10
40c
—
Greening Wire, Ltd.
Gross
Mutual
investors
1
40c
——
P.)
6-
6-10
40C
5-22
1
5-31
Investors Trust Co.
(quar.)
(A.
5-11
5-6
7- 2
28C
Stores (quar.)———
(increased)
(One share com. for each
dividend
5-6
1
40C
share held)
(Houston)—
Co.
:
Great West Coal Co.
Green
1
4-23
Iowney (Walter-M), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager • Breweries, Ltd.
Interstate Department
Interstate Engineering
Stock
545
,
6-1
6-
175c
Louisville Cement (quar.)
25c
5-15
6-
5- 4
6- 2
6-
22c
Interstate Company, common
5ft prior preferred (quar.)—
5
1
1
50c
—
6-1
Ltd.—
Corp.,
6-
37ftc
Intcrprovinci.al Pipe Line,
Increased quarterly
10c
137*. aC
—
$3
7ft
7ft
Ltd., 6ft pfd. (s-a)_—
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)—
5-18
6-
-
75c
—ft—
;
5-
1
6-10
40C
—
Great Northern Railway (quar.)
Great Southern
6-
20c
,
(quar.)—,
(initial s-a)
Utilities
Gas
12-15
—
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Great Northern
8-25
3ft
(quar.)
dividend.—
9-15
20c
,,,—
5-25
+25c
—
5-11
6-15
125c
(quar.)-ft—-—
Ltd., class A
5-25
125c
••
5-6
154c
(quar.)
1
7-
International Textbook
(quar.)
——»
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)—
\
40c
;
"5-6"
6-1
class A (inlt.)
com.
5-14
6-
$3
International Petroleum Ltd.
50c
6- 1
160C
preferred (quar.)
1—
—
Lone Star.Gas-Co., common (quar.)..
>!
4.84ft- convertible preferred <quar.)—
Loi>e Star Steel (stock dividend
75c
40c
'
$100
*
Canadian-Investment
London
5-12
6- 2
200ft
—
35c
,
■>
Union Co.
Stock
1
2
a
preferred (quar.)
*
ft-:
11-
Bolder*
l.'.tioc.•/
(quar.),
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
1st
from
(10c
International Holdings (Initial quar.)—
International Investors, Inc.
(from net
vestment income)
—
50C
.
11-16
3ft
quar.)
60c -vy:
$2.50
:
,
Co.,
7ft
-5-1
Government Employees Corp. (Del.)—
Increased semi-annually. ,—
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(initial
common
5-14
International Harvester Co.—ft—ft-ft.
1
5-15
5-15
— •
(quar.),,—
Class A
New
5-15
1
12ftC
ft-—ft
(quar.)
Co.
Gould-National Batteries
Grafton &
5-18
6-1
plus
5-23
5-29
Class B
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Lockwood Keasler «fe Bartlett,
.
—
-—
3-24
12V2C
5ft preferred is-a)*——.-ft
(H.
1
,5-25
6-24
30C
<quar.(
Gcodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)———
Gorham Manufacturing .Co:
tquar.)
Gossard
5-
3
6-11
$1.50
(quar.)—...
comluon
Runbcr,
Class
6-
50c
IOC..
1
5-15
6- 1
27c
—
income
6-10
24c
distribution
of 30c from realized securities profits)—
Interchemical Corp., new common (initial)
International Breweries,; Die. (Mich.)—
Quarterly
——
International Business Machines Corp.—Common after three-for-two stock splitinvestment
4
5-15
When
.-Payable of s&e.
ft
j
...
Ltd?, class AX quar.).
Loblaw Groceterias,
—
Fund
Insurance
6-1
1
24c
-
.ft 6-21
1""'
6-
30c
—
—
Lobiafw- Cos.,
-
*
(stock dividend)——
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6ft preferred (s-a>_—
Inland Steel Co. (stock dividend)
i
New conunon (initial quar.)^—-———
; Institutional Securitiesi-Ltd.—
i V
ft
Institutional rbundatibn Fund (9c from
"ft... Investment income plus a distribution of
13c from securities profits)-,
r"~..
;
shares
7-
25c
-
Per-
'i'f name of Company,
^
50C
Industrial Enterprises
(quar.).
————
preferred iquar.)^
4.36 ft preferred /quar.)
4.40ft preferred (quar.)
4.75ft preferred (quar.)—
—;
5.28 ft-prefer red (quar.)—
:
Co.—
shares
UdULere
Payable jo}.Ree.
;; 5-20v?y 4-^7' ■"
42ft»C
(quar.)——
Steel Products (quar.)———
American
5-15
1
snare
l>;.
_
Water
&
Gas
Indiana
5-15
—
4ft ft
Gianulni (G. M.)
-j- r; a
5-15
American
Common
Genlsco, Inc.
.-
Didustria Elcctrica de Mexico, S. A.—
Electronics Corp.—
General Telephone &
■•
6- 1
6-
56c
General Telephone. Co. of
$5
1
;;
Idaho.Power, .common-,(increased)——---ft
Illinois Central RR. Co. (quar.)
Indiana
(quar.);—.
—-——~-T
Wisconsin—
preferred
$2.25
•
r
)'
55c\
Pennsylvania—
General Telephone Co. of
Hanie of Company.
-
.....
General Telephone Co.
$2.20
payable'of Reo.
When
Per
Holder*
When
Pet
Share
\
Nat7ie of Company
.
Monday, May 11, 1959
...
(2144)
—
...
Quarterly
50c
Co. -<quar.),_
Miami RR.—
Original shares
Special guaranteed
5-
iquar.)
(N. Y.)—
1
7-10
Stock div, (1 sh,of Narda Ultrasonics
for each. 100 shares held)
Corp.
8-
11-
1
10-10
Stoek div. (l sh. of Narda URrasjwilcs
Ctotp,
foe each lOO aharea hrtd)
Stock dlv. (1 sh. of Narda Ultraaonios
6-10
5-15
609
6-a
J5-*
$1.10
——————
—
Narda Microwave Corp.
1
6-10
5-15
50c
6-10
5-15
__
8-15
4-SO
'
'
500
Link-Belt
Little
50c
tquar.)
1
for each
100 shares held)
7-31
C3orp,
—
(Continued on page .40)
,
11-18
10-30
Volume
Number 5845
189
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
,
(2145)
Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
29.
40',4 Jan
7
59% Feb
9
84% Apr
24
112% Feb
18
134
72 Aug 26
49r"u Oct 24
18% Mar 26
21
47% Jan
43% Jan
13
Jan
7
120
Jan
3
2
Dec
20
102
14
'
371
July 15
a
1.47* Jan
19 3
Laboratories
Nov
4%
convertible
Industries
Inc..
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
May
7
23% Jan
Jan
2
33
27 % Apr
«
30% Mar
9
Adams
33
Jan
2
41
7
94% Jan
2
125
17% Jan
28
23% Jan
C
79% Feb
3
31
33*/2 Oct
9
Nov 11
82
Oct
97
7
Jan
19%Dec 29
i
25% Nov 18
16% Jan
28
4914 Jan
13
193% Jan
8
297
24% Jan
2
34
5
837*2 Nov 21
Dec 16
,
*
Jan
12
Co——-
Air Reduction Inc common
4.50%
32% Feb
9
35
Feb
9
~6%
•
_
Jan 30
5,800
a
*125%
I2914
400
19%
19%
19%
1974
19%
6,200
53
5074
17:.."
5174
51%
52
9,100
xl97a
52
V v.
18%
1774
17%
1774
17%
17%
17
1774
32,500
29%
3074
287a
2974
2874
28 3 4
29
2974
5,500
2974
28%
2974
29
2974
2874
29%
2874
29 74
3,700
4074
40
40
40
4074
4074
41
-
111
113
110
11274
10674
109
112
106%
2174
337a
3374
3374
i
*151
100
*151
8,700
26%
2974
2,600
8474
:•>'■
2774
2974
3674
: 332
*322
.
1,300
108
106
.
29%
8474.
336
33
3374
1G0
*151
160
887<
87
*326
41
*4074
26%
29%
3074
30
86%
332
*322
33%
33
*151
3074
3074
867 a
86%
328
25
2474
2274
2274
2174
3074
8574
*322
2
•
2174
30 3 4
1
100
—
300
76 74
39%
.No par
100
pfd 1951 series.
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry....
conv
1297
>.■
4774
7474
30
1
—_
Aeroquip Corp
Apr 22
5374
Shares
47
•.
18
Corp—.5
91% Mar 10
2074
77
*125 74
128
128
1327a
20
53
75
29
1
No par
Admiral Corp
328
i
—
Addressograph-Multigraph
130
5474
133
a
4774
*4674
the Week
Friday
May H
2974
10
.
Express
27% May 8
33% Mar 30
315% Apr 30
31
Dec
May
...
Steel Co
Acme
7774
207a
__1
Adams-Millis Corp
29 "is Dec
2
Jan 15
48%
7674
78
2074
C
25
...
*46%
74
757a
53 7
*130
100
—_1
Vending Corp
ACF
Jan
17
24% Jan
80
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
48%
*4674
4674
787 a
—1__
ABC
56% Feb 19
26
201a Jan
4674
preferred-
Apr 24
27
2
14
Oct
29
;
common.
PRICES
May 6
May 5
May 4
—5
Fund
Abbott
24% Nov 1-8
2
Jan
a
Abacus
IIIGn SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
1
8
28
47% May
717 a Nov 20
40*
3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1958
30% Jan
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
8574
12,000
*318
3374
328
3374
160
255,100
*151
■
3,100
'33%
160
•
July
3
2% Jan
3
2
20% Nov
7
19% Jan
2
22% Apr
14
2
26
Dec
9
23% Jan
2
2
33% May
Jan
Jan
72
80% Nov 24
18
Jan
80
13
280
July 31
93
Jan
28
29
Jan
21
160
Dec 29
160
Jan
2
14% Apr
2
33
30% Jan
2
49% Nov 11
4% Jan
9% Jan
10% Dec 30
2
Dec
Apr
18
12
Dec
16
15% Oct " 6
96% Oct
72% Apr 29
7
Jan
14
12% Feb
12
Dec
100
91
10
Jan
2
92
7
19
De(Pl7
57
12
36% Jun
*93
97
*92
98
*92
210
'185
205
*190
203
Allied Kid Co
21% Mar 20
Apr 21
35% Jan
2
55% Dec
11
60% Mar
4
Jan
6
82 % July 28
30% Dec 31
Allied Mills
26
60% Jan
26
17
30% Mar
112
9
Mar 12
42% Oct 31
32% May
4
25
13
27
1
33% Jan
6
2
96% Oct
13
79% Mar 24
93% Jan
6
33% Jan
fi
52
May
22.Jan
15
52
27% Jan
21
42 % Dec
11
39
Feb
12
44% Jan
7
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
47% Feb
11
56% Apr
6
Feb
25
114% Sep
17
106% Feb
5
2
Dec
16
91% May
87% Jan
8
64% Jan
o
1Mar 23
7
35% Apr 30
81
90
Apr 29
33% May
16%
113%
115%
112%
114
112%
19%
19%
19
19%
59
58%
59
42%
2.500
112% 113%
113%
14,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,300
58%
59%
57
59%
57%
58%
5,300
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
1,900
3,400
.
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
60
59%
59%
59%
60
59 %
60
59%
60%
*
5,400
80
80%
*79%
80%
79 %
79%
80
80
80%
80%
160
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
68,000
109%
109%
*108
109%
1091/4
32%
34%
33
33%
27%
27%
27%
28%
80
43%
43 %
43%
*42
43
52
52
35
34%
34%
8,500
27%
28%
27%
28%
126,300
81%
80
81%
*42
43%
43
51'«
43
52
*42
51
51%
92%
91%
105%
102%
102%
35
35%
34%
,22,700
|
44
43
50%
50%
70
43
51
91%
92%
100%
100%
34%
33%
33%
34 %
80%
43%
49%
92%
102
35
78%
*42
*43%
102 %
92%
92%
103
91%
34%
43%
43%
No par
No par
'
*42
81
*42
300
34%
28%
33%
X28
109%.
81
81%
50
1
80%
*108
109
109
110
—...——No par
When issued
10,500
16%
59%
—1
Corp
25,600
46%
101
41%
59%
42%
41%
112
114
-
16%
10%
16%
40%
45%
*100
101
11%
——10
No par
Agricultural Chemical
17 %
17
19
*93 3 4
101
39%
41
46%
45%
47%
4
*98%
12.50
Amerace Corp
Amerada Petroleum
Amer
46!
38%
42%
41%
%
47
102
16%
41%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred—
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Mar 31
*98%
16%
5
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited—
Aluminum Co of America.
39% Feb 25
38% Oct
43
46%
46%
102
16%
Allied Products Corp
...5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08'& convertible preferred
alOO
83% Mar 17
26% Feb
Nov 17
111
2
2
78% Jan
46%.
No par
Inc.-
.
42%
43%
43
*98%
No par
Allied Laboratories
24
4
Jun
75.600
97
*190
14% Feb
Jan
20
12%
11%
97
210
64%
29
8,300
84
*92
1G% May
52% Jan
91% Jan
17,000
32%
*83
12
11%
12%
2074-
32%
."i
84
*195
79% Jan
27
33
2074
2174
31%
98
May
Jan
2074
*83
84
12%
12%
12%
13
3374
210
48% Jan
104
12%
2174
*83
15,800
*93
21
74
827 a
5%
*203
43% Oct 13
22% May 19
3274
82%
574
15
15% Jan
2
317 a
84
574
30
10% May 19
Jan
.2174
3174
17
44% Feb
27
2174
2274
3174
*82%
1
-
5
574
32%
22
21%
5
—100
Inc
common..;
4%% preferred.
574
574
574
Apr
98
<4% Jan
96
Inc
574
206 % Apr
32% Jan 28
30
Products
Aldens
57a
2
Mining..
V Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
—100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
44% Apr 17
6% convertible preferred
10
53% Jan. 26
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
102
Apr
8
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
*18
Apr 21
Allen Industries Inc
—
1
117 % Apr 28
Allied Chemical Corp
—18
13% Apr
Nov
80
Alco
8
6
Mar 19
83
191
Alaska Juneau Gold
MarlO
1174 Jan
„
91%
102
,
800
2.600,
'21,400
917,.
102
33%
800
34%
8,200
2974
2974
40,300
142 74
142 74
300
46%
3,700
•
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
13
118
Oct
Jan
42% Jan
44% Nov 12
111
8
1607 a Apr
105
13
Jan
374%
97% Jan
3
27% Apr
7
40% Oct 14
34% May
58% Dec
31
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
58
2 9'/a Feb
9
39% May"
47% Dec
4574 Jan
2
50% Mar
474%
7
Bakeries'
64
May
8
preferred
10
25
2
Nov
16
Jan
2
22
19
Jan
2
20% Sep 22
3% Jan
2
9% Nov 17
2
45% Dec
24
17
44% Dec
3
a
51
21
Sep 29
55% Apr 28
2
American
Chicle
American
Crystal Sugar com
42 % Jan
3874 Mar 17
Jan 15
46% Feb
5074
4974
5074
4974
50
49%
5074
9,900
26%
2774
2674
2774
2674
26%
2674
27 %
23,000
20
20
*1974
2074
*1974
55% Dec 11
40% Nov 20
38 % Feb
9
2
55% Dec
47% Feb
13
44
12
19% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
39 74 May
Sep 22
18% Oct 30
13
1
11
122
2
American
3
18
Aug 27
Jan
31
108
Apr 21
13
Feb
27
17% Nov 18
16% Jan
2
1874 Feb
24
16
Jan
2
21% July 28
1974 Apr
10
20% Jan
2
96
111
Jan
2
2
Jan
14
Jun
102
3
17% Jan
85 % Jun
80
30%
17
10
102
Oct
20
31
Dec
18
Jan -
Jan
11
16% Nov 21
3
Jan
28
Apr
14% May
2
6
29% Dec
457a Dec
105
Dec
2874
37%
American
-
6
<
Molasses
3274 Jan
8
1
74 Mar 31-.
2
9% Jan
2
26
,
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
11
143
144
25
67c
non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries
1
American Stores Co
—1
*60
61
2
6374 Mar
10o
4
American
9
60% Mar 20
Jan
105
18
1°
77c
preferred
American Snuff
77c
common
5
American
Apr
17
New
ll#(% Jail
Zo
American
20
6%
8774
35
3574
3574
3574
34%
35%
3474
35%
35
3474
3474
3574
3474
3474
1674
1614
16%
18
17%
17%
5
100
3374
248%
251%
246%
258%
8474
82%
8374
common
Tobacco
25
common
100
preferred
25
Corp
1474
28%
Smelting—1
1774 Mar 18
American Zinc Lead &
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
1
50
Anaconda
Co
6074 Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire & Cable——No par
Anchor
33
Jan
2
22
Jar.
13
41% Nov- 14
34
32.7a Dec
3074 Jan
5
Mar
—
Hocking Glass Corp—
6
$4
4
8
36% Jan
14
6.25
Common
9
7
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co.
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
No par
21.80
10
$149.87%
dividend.
For all
other footnotes see
page
24.
A*-*
»»•i**
3174
10274
12574
10174
103%
92,600
8,300
125
125
27%
277 a
1474
4874
49%
14
1474
14%
1474
1474
14
28%
28%
*28'4
28%
*2874
2874
27%
*27
28
*27
28
*27
14%
850
*
50
49
38,500
3,600
500
100
15
14%
14%
15
1574
5,900
77%
74
75%
27,800
14%
1574
14%
75%
7774
74%
76%
73 3 4
77
73'4
4174
44%
42%
45%
43.200
41%
44%
4214
4174
45%
41%
66%
65%
66%
6374
647*
64%
40,100
6674
66
6474
6574
54%
55
5474"
55%
55
54
55
5474
5474
54%
4074
38 3
39
40%
3874
a
94
*92%
94%
94
95
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36-%
36%
36%
34%
33 %
34
33%
33
347 a
34
3874
3674
94
*92%
-
TR»
81%
125
14
8474 Feb 25
8174
10174
*28
46% Mar 13
8074
126
49%
7,800
54,100
103
5074
3.690
17
101%
4974
3,300
4,600
244%
125
49%
40
17
103
1474
2774
83%
500
13,900
10,400
242%
177a
126
2874
*27
8274
640
244%
17
12574
27%
7
95% Apr
39% Jan
5074
49%
249
246
•
240'4
xl027's
1474
2
40% May
104
126%
25
25
series
Preferred 5747c series
2l
3
83%
102%
126
com—5
preferred 6%
32% Jan
20
3774
87
3674
com—25
Water Works Co
Feb
87
56%
14% Jan
33
50%
8774
American
90 74 Jan
5474
35%
'74% Mar 17
31
5474
87
1
May 31
28%
5574
2
Dec
28%
36%
53 % Jan
39
2874
88
6074 Jan
100'
2814
5774
13
2
28%
36%
6174 Oct 14
31
*12374
60%:
125
8774
63% Oct
Dec
12374'
*123
56%
16
1
5774
2874
125
36%
Viscose
2774 May
2874
123%
60%
GO
60
89%
American
3
2874
28%
.
14274
57%
50% Apr 27
Feb
28
125
61
*60
142
87%
Tel & Tel Co.
12974 Jan
*12374
60%
46%
142
3674
Tobacco.
Sumatra
2
60
46%
143
53%
preferred
American
16
12374
12374
142 3 4
25
Refining
1"-
May
2651%
89
Sugar
...
Co
30
Jan
3,700
580
13
88
*148
14274
Jan
39
-
150
150
152
*149
142
46% Jun
-
152
46%
67% Jan
40
17%
*149
142%
12
5
10
152
x46%
24% Jan
6
15074
1774
1774
*149
47%
27% Dec
37 % Dec
60,500
4674
29
17% Nov
1674
Smelt & Refg com.No par
157 a Jan 23
4
1674
American
15
2
17
21,500
1374 Mar 12
10%Jun
1674
4674
2674 Jan
22% Jan
17%
55%
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
23
17%
17
39
Feo
Jan
47
4674
123% Jan
37
14,700
55
"»574^b
Nov
48%
3874
7
39
4974
46%
337a Jan
7
4774
5574
4
95
49 74
3874
35% Dec
8074 May
2,100
48%
4774
4774
4874
4ft
43% Mar
97% Dec
2,800
4774
37%
2
134% Jun
45
>
55
32% Jan
15
4474
44% 4 44%
5674
3
27
4474
44%
39%
35% Dec
74% Feb
4474
r\ 4414
55
86% Mar 11
119% Sep
10,700
44%
3974
26% Mar 26
2
G9%
4374
39%
45
26
69
4474
5674
18
1374 Jan
241,400
7074
4374
*55
31
224% Jan
3974
6974
4474
36
x39%
30
6
3774
70%
4474
57%
12
18
3774
6974
45
4014-
Feb
14% Nov
3574
71
44 74
4574
45
—100
,37%
7074
56
29
227 % Dec
Std Sany com—5
preferred
500
40
lb
2
Chem—No par
10,400
1474
,v,—10
148% Mar 20
167 % Jan
1
160
2974
1474
Ship Building Co.—No par
6
2
—
94'4
28%
14%
Seating Co
May
6
Co—
.
*9274
28%
14%
American
142
8% Jan
44% ,.:45
.
93
28%
American
5674 Feb 27
31% Jan
37
71%
.
9274
15
5
7
12
,3874
70%
95%
28%
*93
1
May
2
14%
x37%
10
84
May
4G
14
77c
14%
5
95%
*83
84
*83
8374
74
60% Feb
41
25% Feb
25% Jan
Mar 17
*93
15
No par
&
84
25
Co
Co
American Rad
18% Apr 21
152
18
Jan
1
50
45,100
*1474
124
4
84%
15
5
•
4,900
30
15% Feb 19
Feb
Jan
8374
85
8174
1,100
1974
104
29%
100
2
2
65% Jan
83
86%
85
84
86
*102
3074
87
com—1
—
Products.
11% Jan
27% Jan
8974
*83
103
103
105
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
*103
93
Climax Inc
Metal
preferred
Potash
22
105
1774
29%
47474
American
27% Dec
19%"
19%
1,000
120
1774
93
American
3
59
Apr
12074 Jan
18
18
*103
*105
1774
1774
17-%
17 74
120
*105
120
*105
3,500
9,200
22
American Metal
54% Mar
7
120
3274
2174
22
32% Jan 22
•
435'a Jan 20
July 16
*105
153
157%
*2174
156%
32%
32
32
153
2274
4,600
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
61% Nov
3274
15974
2274
18,500
39,500
7
126
32
151
23
1674
27%
33% Apr
2
88%
32%
*22%
300
4,300
1674
53%
Optical
2:
103
103
1674
51%
American
Jan
19%
1674
3174
27%
4
43
18
19%
X1674
4,800
3174
31%
1674
2774
49% Mar
117% Jan
18
3174
19,200
-
51
6
13
120
327 b
4074
'
15374
3274
150
39
3974
26%
38% Jan
Jun
23
*38%
3974
31%
,
5074
*40% Nov 14
155
32%
14974
74
1674
34
27%
12
2
1674
44%
5274
33%
53
News
Oct
16%
44
52
3474
26%
American
140
16%
32
-
52
18
.
32%
35
a
27%
7
/
May 5
51% Oct 20
3274
*3974
31%
44
5274
53
347
54
32% Jan
68,
40
44
5174
3374
*3874
44
44
X5274
,
53
2
2
40
34%
4074
2874
35% Dec
10
3474
400
68,400
2,100
56%.
2
35% Jan
3474
1
Natural Gas Co—
52
3474
6074
2874
American
6
53
22
American Motors Corp...
3474 Nov
44
5274
91%
59
27 7«
Id
13
59%
44
41
*90
53%
14
48% Apr
58%
44%
5274
32
preferred
73% Apr
46% Feb
22% Jan
5914
4474
58%
5874
*46
6074
*90
52
41
91%
41
9174
100
3.907c
20% Jan
.
4174
61%
2,900
American Machine & Mctals.No par
6
59% Apr
4
15% Jan
5274
1,900
38.74
30
34% Jan 16
98
Jan 22
8374 May
-Jan
147
2,000
50%
74
*8274
17
May 12
55%
50
41
prior preferred.
100
Mach & Fdry common..7
2574 Feb 25
157
55%
50%
59
149
Investment Co of 111
63% Feb
144'% Nov 26
5674
*90
*105
41% Dec
34% Sep
5574
4974
38
9174
1
69% Nov 17
•
38
56%
52
38
4174
12.50
2
16
38*
56%
5174
38%
*4174
No par
Products.
2
Jail*
3774
5674
5274 •'
*90
No par
.48 % Jan
8,
38
9174
American
8974 Apr 30
1
267a Apr 28
92 74 May
7
27
Apr 22
OctTj
2
20% Feb 28
92
8
41
79
2
62,900
4174
non-cumulativc
574%
Feb 25
105
Apr
5374 Jan
56% Nov 17
30.000
43%
56%
53%
5274
5
Ice Co common
American
1274
4374
*41
preferred.lOo
American International Corp—,—1
67c
Mar 30
110
1274
4374
10
Co
Corp
American Home
100
1274
4374
*90
American Hardware Corp
6
2074
1274
43%
38%
56%.
Lines Inc
40c
American <fc Foreign Power—No par
15
.
1374
4374
,
56%.
*3874
Export
24% Apr
12
,
56,200
12%
20
10
European Secur.;
Jan
Mar 17
v
3674
100
10
,—20
American
13
32% Jan
43%
44
American
15974 May
9
14% Jan
1274
4314
4
Feb
94
104
1274
No par
Co.
American Distilling
American Enka
*19 74
13
44
No par
American Electric Power Co
2
20
35% Apr
6
Feb
6
17
%
1274
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
45
6
Mar 13
31
Dec
134
Chain & Cable
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co__
38% Mar 18
11
1674 May
41% Dec
2
Jan
29 Vs Feb
Apr
65% Jan
2
Jan
30% Dec 31
16% Jan
73
25
26% Nov 13
50
50%
2714
*1974
25
preferred
474%
17
6174 May
17
17
17
Apr
90
38 3;
5074
4974
27
12.50
American
84
6
37
3674
1
common
2
24
32% Feb
Co
2
Feb
2
Can
38%
6274
20
Radio Corp
&
40% Mar
7%
1,510
377h
1
preferred—
American Cable
American
800
64
36%
No par
60% Jan
38% Jan
14% Jan
Co
57% Apr 21
2
39% Jan
25
5%
11
14% Mar 18
44 % Mar 17
15
96% Mar
20% Feb
Shoe
Apr 24
37% May 7
47% Dec 19
Jan
80% Jan
29'
42% Jan
3974
35
63
*6174
Broadcasting-Paramount
2734 Apr 30
*34%
63
*62
62%
Brake
Theatres Inc common—
47% Jan
2
11
39% Jan
62
3774
American
7
34%
3474
35
670
115
3774
9
2
114%
*6174
6
13
42
52% Nov 18
41% Jan
37% Sep
35
11574
115
2
Bosch Arma Corp
Jan
19
3574
*35
35%
46
—50
preferred
American
7% Feb
20% Jan
11
13
3574
46 7a
467a
116
11574
117
a
155
*135
46%
4G%
30'
29 74
31%
154
*146
4774
62
American
19% Feb
33% Jan
11574
30%
317b
155
46 34
116%
116
100
6r/o
47%
4674
No par
Co com
convertible
*14.7
149
149
100
30%
31%
30%
1
-
American Bank Note common
5
2
Jan
38% Jan
common
convertible preferred
American
48
Apr 21
118% Apr 23
2
29
Airlines
American
9
9
33% Apr
2
247'a Jan
10
85 % Jan
f
H-.+
.<
-h
-
,-r-
38%
*92%
39%
94
39%
*92 7
3474
4
33%
34
630
12,000
60
5,600
23,700
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2146)
.
Monday, May 11. 1959
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
f
"
i
.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1938
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
29
Jan
2
44% Dec
15
43% Jan
49% Feb
11
Archer-Daniels-Midland
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
36% Mar
40";H Jan
26
Argo Oil Corp
39% Apr
7
12 Va Feb 10
07% Dec
19
64% May
73% Mar 13
24% Dec
31
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
17
IftJV
3
96
7
22% Sep
W
*6% Apr
3% Jan
23
83
Jan 30
43% May
80% Apr
29
27% Sep
2
20
Jan
23
35% Feb
22
28 % Apr
Feb
25
19% Dec
30
19
Jan
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
9
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
11
2
46% Nov
19
24';
2
12
6% Jan
15
29
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
105
67
2
90
17% Jan
2
28% Dec
9% Jan
2
10% Dec
29% Jan
10
41% Nov
86% Jan
8
92
27% Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
44
i
May
53% May
13
24
88% Jan
31
27% Jan
10
39% Jan
2
47
Apr
15
Feb
28
87
92
Jan
6
2
53 % Dec
30
May 8
47% Fob 17
25
45% Nov
13
43% Jan
Jan
15
80% Jan 23
37'
x68'.-is
09%
67%
68%
05%
68
64'
5
-24
24%
"23'a
42%
X41: '2
42-a
42 3 a
42 3
86%
X83%.
84 %
84'-!
22
22
*22
22%
22
—1
15%
16
14%
15%
] 4'
;—2.50
26%.
27%
26%
27
24%
24%
24%
38 * it
38 %
38 f
11%
12%
11%
Industries
Industries
Inc
Inc
.
—
-..
——.
—5
.I—.
1st
Associates
1
Co
34
90
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
8% Aug
17% Aug
2
14% Jan
2
Jun
30
7% Jan
2
67
8
13% Dec
11
3% Jan
26
Jun
10% Nov 21
9
9% Jan
2
34% Jan
6
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
61
61%
60%
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred..*.
49%
49%
49'a
50,
82
83
82
83 %
17
86'% Mar
3
20
8% Jan
Atlas
59
10% May
Apr
43% Jan
Feb
7
45% Oct
7
63% Nov 13
29% Jan
2
6
84
89
May
45% Apr
8
Dec
Mar 24
Jail
52% Jan
66 % Feb
Dec
10
27
7
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
9
44
J an
178
Jan
95
46
190
27%
9,900
...„3
13 "9i
14'
14%
14%
14%
15%
15
14%
14"v»
130,100
9%
9%
10'a
10'4
10
10%
10':;
10%
9
34%
34%
34%
35%
35 7
a
36%
34%
35%
34%.
347»
48,200
15
15',4
14%
15%
14 %
15'a
14%
14%
143-i
15'/a
35,700
,-45%:'
45%
46%
45%
46 f
45%
45 T'u
45 %
46
100
99
99
99
100
.98
99
08
85
*85
86
.......1
Corp
Inc
9
Wilcox
&
Co
Gas
As Elec
Corp_„
rights
13
—No par
corn
45%
....
100
85
85%
84
100
44%
44%
43 %
04
64
2—
3%%
6
Co
57%
56
56
1,500
28%
28%
29%
8,100
59%
57
58
57%
58
3,500
33
33%
36
60%
59%
58%
59%
35%
33%
34%
33 Va
34 3 a
22%
33%
38
37 3 i
38'
37
37%
36%
36 %
35%
36
6,900
12.50
48%
49
49
49%
48%
49
48%
49
47%
48
3,100
1
74% May
6
9
Beck Shoe
40% Apr
23
Beech Aircraft
Bccch Creek RR—
2
35% Jan
9
Apr
10
Dec
31
37% May
8
43% Jan
2
17
13% Jan
5
15% Mar
4
Belding-Heminway
58%- Apr
4
24
13
93
Sep 22
92% Jan
Bell
4
73
May
4
When
May
5
4%%
74% Dec
12
Jan
16
27% Dec
24
25% Jan
29
84% May
28 '/it Mar
8
3
45
50% July 21
48% Jan
6
52
1
18
2
«Jan
28% Jan
Oct
13
1% Feb
6
36% Dec
2
36fit Jan
6<
78% Jan
2
49'% May
7
1%
,
33% Jan
2
79% Nov
€
36% Jan
13
54% Oct
14
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
.9
143
66
2
15% Dec
56
Jan
2
76
36
147
Jan
2
12% Jan
5
•'
Apr
41% Apr
114
Apr
I
155
Feb
3
(i
12.
Jan
30
Jan
23
67 % Apr
2
37% Oct 28
36% Jan
6
18
July
12% Jan
1
26%' Dec 11
24 %
31
28% Jan
20
2
18% July 28
58% Oct 30
17% Feb
9
24
37% May
21 % Jan
7 1
20% Apr
-40 % Jail
2
20% Jan
8
32% May
24% Apr
16
Jan
8
19!VJan
59% Dec
34% Feb 25
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
12
Jan
9
53
10
Mar
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
60% Jan
6
78
Nov 21
70% Feb
10
"39%
Dec
37% Feb
9
25% Apr 23
31
74% Sep
5
85
Jan
16
76% Feb
3
48% Jan
2
60% Dec
31
59
6
Jan
:
4G
t
4
81% Apr 24
60% Mar 17
Aluminum
As
24
10% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
Brass
21 % Mar 25
27 % Jan
6
59
2
12% Dec
10
11 fit Jan
17% Mar 13
42% Fob 25
27% May 21
30% Oct
13
33 % Jan
6
38% Jan
6
48% Aug 11
45%> Jan
13
5% Jan
2
9% Sep
25
8% Jan
2
26% Jan
53% Jan
2
44% Nov
18
40% Jan
13
55% May
13
78
Dec
11
68
1157« May
82
Oct
29
92
Mar 13
34% Jan
6
51
Mar
12% Jan
2
22
Co
4 ;
2
59% Jan
19
Brooklyn Union Gas
17 % Dec
30
16% Jan
8
20% Apr
30
Brown
preferred
77:%
78%
78%
25%
*50'%
1%
1%
1%
1
110
8
51
149
44'4
26'a
27 3
38%
18%
40%
1:833a
30
30%
30,'jjh
31%
31'a
32%
21%
17%
23
21%
22%
21%
22'%
6,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,100
.15
77%
77%
x76'4
77%
77 %
77%
77
77 3 a
77%
.5
43»..
43 %
42 "'a
43%
42%
43'
42
42 3
41%
78%
423a
20,400
.100
79
79
,25
60
GO7
—No par
.100
..
24%
15%
5
29%
40%
39
47
47
47%,
.........
Mar 10
67
May
4
78% Oct
17
76% Jan
13
27% Apr
16% Mar
8
43% Dec
17
36%. Feb
9
45% Mar 38
24% Jail
5
35% Feb
33% May
7
28% Dec
2
22% Jan
10
40% Nov
' 6
34% May
5
40
3% Jan
15
8%-Oct
14
5% May
7
8
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
38
*Jan
9
54
98
Jan
9
108 % Dec
16
109 •'
Jan
5
113
4.9
Jan
5
6% Jan
6
39% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
9% Jan
5% Jan
10
49
18
Jan
2
6
For footnotes
89
Feb
31
50% Jan
7
47
Feb
13
51
37% Nov
Apr 22
19
37
Jan
9
42
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
32Mar
66
Dec
30
62% Feb
3
67'.4 Mar 23
page
24.
see
Apr
16
3
22,60C
112
108"'a
115%
xllO%
84%
84%
*84%
85%
10
54%
53%
53 7
53%
54%
2,500
19%
19%
19%
19
19'a
9,000
66
66%
20
19%
19% *
19%
a
,
a
60C
66 V2.
66 %
66%
66%
66 %
66%
92
96 Vat
91%
93 3
90
92%
32 7i,
32%
33
33
32
32%
323a
32%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
32-%
33%
32%
33'%
1,200
24,500
27%
27%
2G7a
27 3a
26%
27
25%
26%
25 %
27
54,600
*91 %
91%
91%
91%
92
92
91%
91%
35
34%
34%
33%
34
17%
18%
.
35
A
35%
35%
36
35
t
91
23,600
93 Va
1
1
■'
400
92
*91
1,900
12,000
-10
19%
19%
18%
19%
17 %
18%
—5
17%
18
17%
18'a
17%
18%
17%
17%
18%
13,60C
J.
—1
19%
19%
xl9Va
193a
19%
19%
18%
19 %
18 V4
19
51,400
76
77
x76
76
*76
77
76
76
76
76
130
67
*65
67
*65
67
*65
6 i
*65
67
67
*82
84
100
1,
100
,
19%
18 3 4
X83
*82'.«
40%
41%
395a
40 3 a
84
——
6
5
„10
—
.
41 %
.100
*110
_5
57
734
1
Canada Dry Corp common— 1.66%
$4.25. conv prefexred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co.—
100
•-
e
41%
*110
57
7"«
I
38%
39%
28%
23%
28%
28 V,
28 %
600
35%
35%
35'a
35%
35:%
2,500
5%
57ii
5%
5:%
4,300
57a
57%
7%
7%
6
40
110%
58
7%
40
*110
57%
7%
40
111%
1,200
10
111%
6,000
63 %
59%
57%
48,400
40
*38%
*110
7'a
7%
15,600
24%
25'a
10%
7%
23,600
5,700
24%
25%
24%
25%
24
10%
10%
10%
"-10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5012
51
50
51
51
51%
50
50%
50%
2033
205/j
20%
■20%
20%
20 %
20
20'a
20
20 Va
*8484
06 %
*84 3
86
*8434
86
*84%
86
84%
84%
4
49
*47%
49
*47%
49
*47%
48%
*47 s-
48%
41%
*40%
41%
30%
29%
29%
49
24%
*40%
417a
42
4112
41%
125
Ry
39%
110%
58
No par
Ltd
33%
38%
39%
41
7%
83'a
40
3514
111%
57%
84
28%
t
,6
40
111%
10
20
*81 %
».
25
24%
5
6
17%
:393a
83
100
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
:
y—1.80
Canadian Breweries
4
—2.
com
Packing Corp
Co
6,200
32%
)
pref
Pacific
53%
97
(A M) common
Alills
52%
—5
Callahan Alining Corp
Calumet As Hecla Inc
Cannon
4,300
53%
66
7participating preferred-.
Canadian
53
32%
...
Byers Co
5
900
8%
—5
Butte Copper As Zinc
Jan
47%
8%
*47
94 %
Iiic_
Jan
84
8,800
a
87«
47 3 a
84%
19%
35%
S
May
39%
40
6,000
115%
53 7
29%
16
38 7
8%
53
52%
54''4
347;i
21 % Jan
25,400
*83'2
54 Va
28%
2
2,400
15%
38%
9'a
54'a
35%
19% Jan
b'%
23%
15%
*47
47%
54%
30
35
13%
23%.
15%
113%
■
34%
35
55%. Jan
13
24
-15
39%a
834
47 3
53 Va
111% '
*83%
30
25% Miy 6
12% Jan 2f
4,400
*65%
Bros__.
California
20
60 Va
13
15%
'
1
63% May 8
9% Mar 17
80%
a
23'%
13
24
.39
9%
-15
2
,
52%
108
r
47 %
Butler
3q
Mar 30
12
84%
39%
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co_J
Jan
Nov
55%
110
.
2
90
45
Oct 27
26% Jan 10
47% Jan
9
10
83 %
%
9'»
5
21
"
.No par
MarlO
Mar 11-
59 3
No par
preferred
second
*79
80%
61
2,600
par
1_
common
Forge Co~
Co
%
4% 'r
52%
105%
9%,
—5
20*% Nov 24
Jan
21% Jan
Oct
7% Dec
50%
35% Jan
14% Jan
81
55
20% Nov 21
12% Dee 31
Mar
7
60%
V
1
15
preferred——'
°'c
16%
15%
%
1
;
Burlington Industries Inc
4V
preferred
f
3
*79
80 %
4
10
——1
1
62
a
9%
—100
——
37% Jan
62% Dec 12
a
13
16':,
27% Apr .30
92% Jan 20
3
.
24
13%
23%
8
Mar 26
131
*13%
8
56
60 3
16%
13%
19% Jun
64% Jan
39'
*79
80%
60%
16%
32% Apr
10
*79
a
24%
90
2
.39%
15%
24
68% Jan
40%
24
10
10
38%
.2.50
31
Apr
11,100
17%
Oct
70
18 %>
39%
30 %
90
Co
6,600
18 :•
37%
23%,
33% Dec
Feb 25
28
183a
38%
17%
Bigelow—
Watch
27%
18%
23%
20% Dec
Bulova
27%
'
" 37 3-1
18%
29%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Bullard
26%
a
30
4,600
12,400
17%
2
8
44%
23%
lo
30
64%
43%
30%
78% Jun
30
63%
44%
17%
13% Jan
19% Apr
80% Apr
75%
23'a
29
20% Jail
•
-
■
290a
28% Jan
20% Apr
■
12,500
.
.5
_
3
2
15
75
1.25
33 % Oct
2
14%
75
600
•
...,A
.
26
27
i
4,100
96,500
80,800
18,200
25
Jan
4
i
149%
»
15%~
.5
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collendei%—No
13% Jan
49%
*149
7,100
50 Vh
110
108
r
50 %
64 %
*73%
26%
;
39
149
-14%
44%
Brown Shoe Co Inc—:
16
15%
15%
1%-
% 110
49%
149
1834
27
14% Jan
108
a
50 7 a
149
149
10%
37%
38%
110',
26%
27
3
383a
110
19
33% Mat 10
30
2,400
20%
993« Apr
18% Sep 29
38%
44%
70% Feb
15% Oct
37%
20 311
6
16% Dec
88,000
2.50
6
9% Feb 28
9% Jan
2
1%
43
2
Buffalo
76
1%
64
57% Jan
€3
*74
15 3 a
1%
x49%
51%
149'-.V 149'
16%
400
1%
45
28 % Jan
2
149
10%
39
110%"
50%
50%
75%
47% Jan
Jan
39
110
51%.
25%
50'4
66%
10
10
38%
110
84'%
25
65%
19
Co
•%
81%
50%
*73%
Dec
$5
14,300
81 3a
25 'a
50 %
06%
30
Budd
40
25%
74%
60
2il
16,000
96%
80%
65%
53% Nov 21
Jan
67Vb
50%
74%
13
2
66%
*94
26%
44
12
Jan
13,400
81%
66 %
17
27
133 %
50%
43 "4
22% Jan
28
1
,
64%
46% Dec
34% Apr
28 %
1
—
—
42% Jan
Jun
130%
134
1-%
50%
2
Dec
38.400
25%
26
50%
900
22'%
79%
80
269,
ro%
6,000
14
20
67%
26
38 %
14
20'/a
96%
11% Jan
&
37%
39
65
4 % % convertible preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
93.50
Briggs As Stratton Corp—
1
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
—2.50
3%9
a
130
139
10
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
31
6
137
19 7
20%
*94
Braniff
5
21
141%
134,
20
41%
6,600
41 %
14%
*14
14%
a
•40 3
RR—
preferred _I——.
29
Jan
144%
20%.
38%
39%
96 fa
—
Feb
85
-
39
*14%
69%
i.100
1.
....
83% Apr
49% Jan
49% Dec
138
19%
*40%
41 %
*40%
a
*94
Corp.
Common
23
2
20
14 3
•68
——-
Maine
17% Oct
32% Oct
39%
71
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
—L
3
41%
39%
*14
95
.
As
;
Edison
*40%
38%
37
,
20
84
*82
37 7 a
94
...
Bond Stores Inc
Boston
"41%
-1
i-a-
Eook-of-the-Month Club Inc
Co
80,600
18 3
Bolin
Borden
71%
68%
a
84
37
37%
37
68
I —.i.
8
80% Apr 13 v
44% Apr 20
73 3
A peso
Boeing Airplane Co
1
68%
*82
84
*82
37 %
1
50
Inc
-
„
5 »•'
2!
74%
1.9 %t
Co
Boston
7% Jan 14
18% Apr
6% Jan
2
Co
W)
72%
14
36 3
94%
%
Laughlin Inc
(E
73%
*82
83
14%
Bigolow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
Bliss
70%
71%
73
common
preferred -Ii—-I-
Bliss As
16,900
40
....
-
230
22'%
69%
Bestwall Gypsum Co..—
Steel (Del) com mod
Blaw-Knox
96%
21%
14
4%% pfd series of 1951._ ....._l-00
Black As Decker Mfg Co
_l
Mar 18
96 3!
22'a
*92%.
Bethlehem
79
97%
21%
39%
Corp.—I-I-_i%%,5
Inc.
*96%
*185
.100
_
li
23% Jan
70
Best As Co
96 fa
22%
190
190
—5
I
preferred
Eenguet Consolidated
>■
a
21%
38%
*40%
—_lo
59-
2';!
96'
22-'a
1
preferred.
Beneficial Finance "Co
23
55 % Feb
97
22%
1
—
—.1
issued
96
22%
373 4
10
:
195
83
50
1
^
Co common
Bendlx Aviation
Mill" 23
17% Apr
•77
Feb
Dec
-
Howell
95
44% Apr 10
18% Jan
2
6
As
22 >/»
.100
Bcech-Nut Life Savers Corp
13% Dec
144% May
*97
....——1
36% Oct
Mar
2
„...
20
192
*1.82
195
22,400
'185
195
68%
ptd
42
90
Jan
4%%
Corp —II
%
4
98'/a
■185
Beckman Instruments Inc
Feb
2
4
35%
85%
37 %
13
Feb
35%
34%
28% Jan
76
35%
...lo
lo
80 % Jan
18
1,100
56%
28%
36% Jan
94% Nov
35
35%
58
28%
19'
7
35
35%
57%
27%
24% Mar 25
Jan
500
58 %
100% Mar 26
42
63 %
27%
conv
Bell Aircraft Corp
t>3
58
5
22% Mar 13
64
2t%
2
26
64
58 %
Jan
Feb
42%
32,800
27%
19% Jan
19
86
43%
27%
5
23% Aug 27
8*6
42%
58%
29
14% Feb 25
260
80
43
59%
common
(A Si
330
86
No par
Inc ..'—
Beatrice Foods
36
85,900
64%
*64
64%
6.700
r,
Kf
99
44
43'/»
44%
*61
99,600
1
,
Bath Iron Works Corp:
Bausch As Loinb Optical Co
Bayuk Cigars
a
100
f_. 10
...
4
97a
%
*93%
loo
...
As Ohio common
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
Mar 12
.
2,400
1
————.—
Dec
44
2,200
27%
JUU
2
1,000
82
32
82 '4
82
34,700
27! 4
20
2
82'a
790
y
6%
16%
1
27%
104 '
May 19
84%
83%
6%
16'
28%
2
10% Jan
82%
6%
16va
27%
9
28% Jan
83%
63',
163n
67
27%
Jan
29
83 %
a
16'a
27%
10% Jan
84
83 34
0%
*16%
27%
S3
May 22
30% Oct 29
62
6'-a
270
15,700
27%
prior preferred——100
4% 9' preferred
—.100
Beaunit Mills' Inc..—
2,1
_2.50
83
49
23%
Aug 22
40% Dec
48
18
174
2
493a
*22'%
3
Jan
i'oVt
*17'/4
Jan
18
4934
17%
127
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
49'a
1,000
6,100
23%.
,49
27
May
58 %
1
preferred series B
4 % preferred series C..;
49% Mar 19
23
57%
*22%
Baltimore
8
35% May
Feb
36
16% Jan
59 %
*17':
Babcock
27
4
4
83%
17%
Babbitt <BT)
6
% Jan
58 3
23
Bakhvin-Lima-Hamilton
28
29% May
60%
17'.:,
4%%
64
8
59%
23
Common
40
May
88
17%
noncumulative preferred... 100
Bangor As Aroostook RR
—J2—1
May
87
22%
20
23% Jan
37 %
17%
17
56
87%
*22%
Jun
35
88%
a
18
66
7
48
16%
84
15,900
43
23
7
No par
41% Feb
22
84
41.300
10%
44
40%
18
No par
.•
61 f n Mar 30
29
58
83%
29
10'
44
6%
16%
28%
1,300
e
29
10'4
16%
7
*16%
20
common
Baltimore
Oct
48
30% May
Co.—..
47% Apr
64% Oct
48% May 27
6
16% Jan
67
1
20
.
76%
22%
5
Apr
3
100
•
—
prior pref ($1.20»
8
/J. May
.10
310
105
Avco
3
101% Feb
.....
*87
•
21,000
76%
75%
■.
7,900
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer.2.50
49% Mar 11
% May
96% Jan
Powder
Conv
8
6
.No par
common
preferred
Atlas
% Feb 26
3
Corp
Austin Nichols
15% Mar 17
7
37
22% Apr
45% Apr
23
*87'.a
Atlantic
88%
61*%
Coast Line RR
:
;
53 % Apr
5
12
74%
283i.
88
51%
104%
106
106
-
88
16% Apr
95
74 %
14%
52%,
51%
52%
106:%
73%
44%
30% Feb
3
21
6,200
a
106%
44%
13% Jan
105% July
52 %
521
53'i
73%
,•44%
NOV
45
95
8
8,600
44%
20
Jan
15
1,000
11%
44%
Nov
34
24
37%
11%
441L-
5
2
24%
37
ll7:,
10',4
29% Feb
25% Apr
10% Jan
23%'
36%
29
28
19
30
24'H
11%
10%
29
28% Dec
•
36 3 ii
11V,
28:%
13
29% Dec
23'
38
11%
10%
16
8
24'4
37%
29
27% Jan
6
24
12
10%
24% Feb
16% Jan
27-
2o*>
17% Apr 30
22% Aug
5% Jan
26
10%
68% Jan 27
22% Apr
26::n
24%
73%
...
15,400
26
106'!)
73
—
30
14%
26%
4
53
72%
non-cumulative
250
22%
*22
26
29 %
19
72% Sep 22
25% Dec
6% May
-
7,800
84
,.
14 7::
10%
;
56.900
43%
84
14
28%
59
23%
43
84
14:L
lo
4
23'a
43
22%
106
105
23%
*22
62% Apr 21
5
16% Jan
53 %>
1
preferred., lo
Atlantic City Electric Co com
6.50
49. preferred
.100
10% Mar
16% Feb 11
84% May
5
5
105
16,400
38
10
....
Atchison Topeka As Santa Fc
Common
53
100
preferred..—.
Investment
66 %
84
22
15.
—.
-24-
2,400
65 %
42 %
84%.
•—
4,000
37:;a
66
>i
T
Shares
47%
a
36%
,i
23
24%
41%
36'%
5.259'
15
Jan
28
7
31 % Jan.
10
47
36%
24%
Common
2
18
46'.4
37%
Ashland Oil As
4
7
71% Apr
47
ASR Products Corp
.
I
Associated Dry Goods Corp
107 % Mar 31
102% Jan
May 5
Dec 19
46%
37
l
Arviu
27
19
13% Feb
46%
37%
No par
Artloom
4
38% Apr
46%
37%
V,
Refining common. .1
2nd preferred $1.50 series... No par
2
27% Feb
t
47
37 %
•
27
25% Apr 29
8
46 %
37%
46 7
•
'-1
tne Week
May K
May 1
May 6
—.2—. 10
Steel
$3.75 preferred—
Arnold Constable Corp
MarlO
17% Jan
May "t
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sales for
PRICES
.5
Armstrong Cork Go common-
8
7
Mar 16
14
SALE
No par
Corp .———t
Armour & Co
-J
30% Feb 24
May
3
"ay
Armco
Monday
May I
Par
AND-HIGH
30%
30%
30
30'4
No par
6434
64%
65%
65%
-
29%
*643i
66
*64%
60
-
10%
-
3,000
6,900
50 %
411.
29%
*64%
'66
60
10
41 %4
29%
-
-
.
600
18,100
II 300
*
r
Number 5845
J89
Volume
.
(2147)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*
Range for Previous
10% Jan
2
19% Dec
8
18% Jan
7
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
•
24
%
Jan
13
46
94% Apr
25% Jan
9
% Jan
13
July
38% Dec
2
% Apr
52% Feo
98% Feb
3
102% Jan
5
% Jan
19
2
76% Dec 11
46% Nov 20
38% Jan
3
47
1
43
2
31% Nov 20
28
'May
19% Jan
I
43% Dec
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
2
••
3
55% Apr
14
•
»-T:
Jan
•
99
NOV
92%
•X
7
10
Case
93 Yz Feb
22
"•
V
4.26% preferred
117
Jan
5
78% Jan
7
38
Jan
2
44% Mar 20
2
20
28
38% Dec
15
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
9
22% Dec
2
10
23 Ya Mar
16
Mar 23
22
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
48% Apr
28
' Aug
8
71% Feb
17
77
Apr
28
16
18% Feb
9
22
Apr 20
33% Dec 30
;
*
78
19% Dec
;
3
32% Jan
-
Apr
7
38% Mar 23
Central
17
,104% Jun
12
93
Apr
21
99% Feb
27.
!4
10
Dec
31
40
Feb
19
45% Apr
22
Central
!.<- 42%
2
pre I
erred
R.R Co of N J
45 J/4
28
57"%
55%
56%
53%
54%
52%
53%
53
56%
10,900
50,400
*45 %
45%
124
*124
83
83
83
83
43%
42
43%
20
22
*21%
16 Va
16%;
48 V
*47
48
*76
80
*76
80
21%
20%
21
36%
36 %
36*«
36%
36%
43
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
95
44%
44%
4,100
_50
25%
24%
25 V<
24%
24 3 4
24 3 4
24%
700
*24%
61
61 J/4
61 J/4
62 Yz
60'%
62%
30
62
22%,
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21
22
11%
11%'
u%v
11%
11%
41%
93
35% Jan
42% May
2
21% Feb
25% Apr
17
7
42% Jan
9
29
15%-Feb
5
23% Apr
13
39 J/2 Sep
19
9
36% Jan
5
14 '/a Dec
8
29'/a Apr
11% Jan
15
17% Mar 23
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
38
69 J/8 Nov
21
66'/4 Jan
21% Oct
31% Nov 25
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
47% Apr
7
89
38
109% NOV 20
16
Sep 24
33% Sep
3
49J/2 Nov 14
26% Jan
10
2
74% Mar 11
118% Feb 26
Jan
108
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
17% Mar 19
Apr
13 % Apr
18% Apr
25
Jan
34
May
46% Jan
53
Jan
30
1
16
2
43
17
40% Feb
44% Mar 30
11% Jan
2
25% Dec
4
24% Jan
30% Jan
45% Jan
10
63 J/2 Oct
20
63
12% Jan
2
32
Nov
19
24% Mar 24
71% May 6
32% Jan 22
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
36% Mar 26
41% Jan 22
18 % Feb
27
31J/2 Nov
28
27
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov
28
30% Jan
7
38
Dec
10
32
0% Jan
30
15% Oct
10
13
Apr 25
59'/a Oct
7
35% Dec
30
33
Apr
20
37
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
85
Apr
17
100
Apr
29
102% Jan
12
38% Jan
12
31% Jan
44
Oct
Jan
9
9
30'/aJan
5
2
Feb
Apr
10
37% Apr
37% Jan
17
2
Jan
22
16% Feb
24
50% Feb
4
68J/a Apr
28
Jan
21
91% Feb
16
,
Cincinnati
8
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
27
Jan
2
44
Jan
13
59% Oct 27
46% Jan
14
44% Feb 27
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
57% Apr
1
04% Jan
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
103% Jan
19
Jan
9
49% Mar
2
8
18% Jan
21
Feb
14
102
Feb
35% Jan
17
45
J/2 Dec
2
15% Jaii
2
20% Oct
15
13
102
43
10% May
95
Feb
71 %
101
97
Apr
29
Jan
6
Apr 22
3
38% May
2
25% Dec
19
24% Jan
2
53
Dec
30
46
6
134
Dec
12
86
Jan
15
97.
'18% Jaii
2
132% Dec
31
119% Feb
9
48
2
90% Dec
30
87% Feb
10
7
43% Apr
8
82
Feb
Jan
88
.
Jan
Oct
86% May
28
Jan
78
8
16
Apr
27
140
28
36% May
77
25
Apr
24
129 J/4 Apr
5
15
41%
26%
28%
35%
36%
28
39%
29
40%
28%
36%
*30
*15%
33
41%
42
94
94
94
40%
41%
40%
41%
22%
23%
23
23%
16,200
12,800
35%
36
35%
36%
17,300
19%
20%
19%
20%
12,500
30%
29%
30
30
31
25,000
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
10,100
36% f
36%
36%
300
71%
69%
70 "4
10,400
27
X41%
'
*36
36%
69%
72
118%
33%
48%
50
%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
25%
26%
26
26%
41
27
:
70%
70%
71
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28%
40
39
39%
40
40'7
6,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Tn
13,800
36
34%
3514
34%
35%
8,100
27
issued
27
$3.50
preferred
*29%
33
33
33
15 J/a
151/2
15 J/n
15%
1/700
62%
64%
64
65%
63,800
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
HO'/a
85%
86
86
85
86
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
44 %
44 Yz
43%
44
42%
43%
43%
4o%
42%
5,100
4.4-; 4
56%
57 J/4
56%
57 »/4
56
57 J%
22,400
58%
59'/«
59 3
21%
22
22 !u
13,600
5,400
1P5
*102 Vb
*102 %
105
*102%
45%
16%
v
66 5
16%
*152
165
70"a
r
79%
*74%
79%
52%
52%
52'«
52%.
97%
86
23%
*102!b
45%
16%
16%
5,300
68%
71%
69
71
6,100
1 J2
165
71 "2
70%
*lo-
165
79%
*74%
79%
52
52 Yh
51 %
52%
51%
52%
97»it.
98%
*97%
99
97%
99
*63
64
38
*37
3R
38%
115%
102
*92
135%
135
138
39%
80
79%
38%
*79%
/
21% Jan
7
28% Mar 11
Collins & Allunan Corp.—_.
23'% Jan
8
28'% Feb
Colorado
43'% Jan
20
48'/2 Nov
6
47'% Jan
20
29
5
Jan
14
Jan
2
24% Mar 13
% Mar 17
24% Mar 23
38% Dec
31
35
23% Dec 22
20% Dec 30
22
Jan
2
2
20
Jan
16
19
48% May
74
7
Mar 23
63
May 23
73% Nov
28
31%
Jan
2
49 % Dec
16
68% Feb
44% Jan
30% Jan
23% Jan
17
37% Nov
17
35% Apr
6
38% Jan
2
33
Dec
10
3
65
Oct
24
30% Feb
54% Jan
9
46% Jan
14
37% Apr 27
62% May
4
2
-10% Jan
41% Jan
"96
2
15% Nov 20
14% Jan
57% Dec 30
12
106
105'% Aug 20
112
Jun
4
;
Jan
4 J/2 Jan
16'/a Sep
18 J/4 Mar 11
64
2
Apr
20
98 % Jan
29
101% Apr
:9
20
107 J/4 Jan
2
112 % Feb
19
9% Nov 26
9% Jan
5
26
55% Jan
9% Nov 21
2
,
51% Mar 23
5
May
Sep
5
12
29
8% Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14 J/2 Jan
6
25% May
10
Apr
16% Feb
6
22
12
1
7% Jan
29% Jan
15% Jun
18
11% Jan
14
14% Apr
48
Nov
17
43
Jan
2
55% Apr
30
15
44'/a Jan
65
Dec
31
62% Mar 31
68'. i Jan
21
108% Jun
4
101
Sep
15
103% Apr
29
106% Feb
preferred scries 1J
50
Colorado to Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd__—100
Colon)bin Broadcasting System.2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc.
10
Columbia Pictures common.———5
$4.25
preferred——
-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio TCIoc—5
Combustion Engineering lne
1
Commercial Credit Co——:..J0
Commercial Solvents ——
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com —25
4.(54 % preferred. —
— 100
5 25H
preferred.;
,—_ 100
Comptometer Corp _—
1
Con do Mast Publishing Co_„No par
5 %%
57
37% Dec 24
12% Jan
63% Feb
Nopar
Fuel to Iron coin—No par
25
Mills
Cone
K*
Corp
Coiigoleuni-Neirn Tnc__
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—.—f.
1
Consul Edison of N Y colli— jNo par
$5
/
■
No par
preferred
Corp. —50c
27% Feb 24
47'/2 Dec
15
33% Feb
9
42% Apr
29
Consul Electrodynamics
19% Jan
2
44% Dec
17
33'/2 Feb
3
46% Apr
28
14 'A Jan
2
26% Dec
18
23% Jan
27
Consul Electronics Industries—--—1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
13'/4 Jan
3
20% Dec 29
19% Mar 25
22
15% Jan
8
27% Oct
29
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
50
Apr
23 Yz Jan
2
39J/2 Jan
15
22
May
Aug 21
32
Feb
30
41
May 15
48 '/a Jan
14
92
30
Dec
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
57% Oct
Jan
2
30
May
Apr 20
99
Feb
28
28
57% Feb
24
Jan
6
Jan
' 2
61% Feb
25
Consumers
39
53
2
26% Apr
25
93
7
6
Consolidated
99% Mar 10
$4.50
26
$4.52
22
93 Yz Jan
2
99
Feb
85
4
92
Jan
May
2
Utilities
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR or Cuba 6% pfd
Consolhfatloii COat Co
33
13
Mar
21% Jan
6
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
104
28
$4
16
17
Jan
7
Sep
27% Jan
10
99
30'% Nov
96
Jan
6
40% Jan
2
81V* Oct
30
95
8% Apr
29
18 J/2 May
"•or
106
8
footnotes
Apr
49% Dec
2
6
10
31
25'% Apr
89
Jan
46% Feb
13
29% Jan
23
92% May
19
52% Mar
2
Feb
25
103
Jan
6
107% Apr
27
10
45
Apr
9
58111 Jan
G
82% Jan
16
13% Oct
11% Jan
2
16% Mar 12
23
21% Jan
7
23% Apr
see
May
2,
92
Apr
13
page
24
20
—
100
common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can fnc dommon——10
$3 75
preferred
No par
Continental Copper to Steel—
Industries common 2
2
5%
convertible preferred
25
Oonlhientul Baking Co
—
r
Oct
5
preferred
8
60% Nov
Anierlrft-'-
Coiiiuioi)
16
10
100
1
—uNopar
—No par
-No par
——;
Corp of
-1
—5
—
No par
Power Co com
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container
86
Gas
24%
25%
*48%
24%
24%
26 fii
2512
-49
49%
132%
*92
102
135%
135%
136%
79%
25%
25 T'u
49%
50
*975
*975
114%
108%
38%
25%
24%
79 %
24%
49
60 J/2
60
38%
30,300
200
■
24%
25%
25%
49
12,400
116
80
23%
24%
25%
49%
24'2
25%
*49
37
37%
79%.
79
79%
79
109
112
36%
37%
10,000
'
*975
113
3,400
58
57%
132%
133
100
134 Va
38%
20,300
■
*92
115%
40
37%
58
57%
*132%
38'*
38%
30 34
102
58
133
114%
65
*37
133
57-%
*132 %
*975
80
*64
38 J/4
*92
58
117%
400
64
36%
133
134
*975
___
6,200
38%
64
*37
>
38%
37%
102
132%
,'
*74%
64%
37
*
loo
79%
*74%
x38
*57%
600
45%
16%
x63%
133
3
22%
105
'■45%.'.
38
Yz
60
13%
65%
58%
420
45%
97%
37
8,400
%
16%
97%
133
58%
34
86%
101
45%
"31
57%
10i
a
*04%
36%
33%
*85 »/4
86 Vb
101 »/a
59%
105
97%
133
33%'
33 %
*lui
"
16%
451
*152
165
*74%
a
100%
a
*102'a
105
45%
451
70
1
70
69 %
*152
j
a
16%
45%
16%
—No par
I5
Oct
100
4
15%
33
33%
•
_—
30
65
8,000
65%
——
25J/2 Dec
9
4,700
71
71%
66%
No par
Co.
Service
23% Dec
Jan
1,310
4,300
1,100
12,200
50
*49
—,100
_100
24
48
33 %
17 y2
31%
65%
!
Milling Machine Co— .10
When
50% Mar 11
10,800
17%
32
16%
15%
6634
15%
—
2
17%
17 J/a
35%
Nine trie—-
Jun
18
118%
*111
50%
'
13% Mar 18
118%
*109
-
30
32
*29
15%
65
33
4,400
42
93
41%
16%
41%
26%.
71
28%
40%
28%
*41%
26%.
71
71
14,700
95
31
50%
*41 >4
,26%
71
28
39%
28l4
-
57%.,
22,500
'
37%
20%
*112
51%
■
23%
41%
23%
36
19%
30%
14%
36%
71%
20%
31-%
50
41%
Special guaranteed 4slock .—50
Clevile Corporation
— 1
Chiett I'calioify to Co coin—No par
7% preferred /..i..--—--2:—v.. J00
4% 2nd preferred —I—100
Coca-Cola Co
—— No par
Coca-Cola InteriiaCI Corp
Nopai
Colgate-P»huoiive Co coin
10
6
: i' eb
96
28
132% Jan
42
36%
721/4
*114
118%
16% 17-%
32
33%
——
136% Jan
63
Jan
40%/:
*94
23%
37
20%
29%
14%
*36
71%
50
26%
70
28%
39%
28%
36
*30
15%
l'Ji|fiipuii:iit Ho
——... 11)
St f.oiils Ry Co coin __ I f)()
lioiiciiiniilatfve prelerred—100
Cleveland Electric ilium colli15
$4.50 preferred
-——__No par
Cleveland to Pills Ifff. 7% gld
50
20
Jan
'
49%
'57o
Mar 20
Jan
41'{ft
23%"
37%
20%
30%
15%
36
73%
*114
113%
17% 18%
33% 33%
C C
C
* Feb
32
41%
95
42%
23%
37%
Chirk
05% Feb
38
94%
221
2
55%: Jan
9
35
May 27
41%
*93%
41%
4:
*92%
40%
23%
36%
20J/2
30%
15
*35%
72%
58%
19
May
127
2
42%
59%
6
103 % Jan
63
10
42
10
23 Va
5
37
56%
-
59%
58
27
106% May 20
64% Aug
4
59%
56%
300
59'
57%
.
*58
58%
Feb
8
25.300
*59 J/4
23. a
Feb
10
4%
50 %
80
Oct
,4%
23
165
Sep 22
4%
58%
29
34% Sep
15% Jan
4%
57
30
47% Feb
•; 59-
4%
22%
Apr
30
4 %
58%
Jan
Dec
4%
56'
157
55
76'%
4%
4%
1
10
Cities
9
37% Feb 25
15%
75%
4%
...
Financial Corp
C 1 T
28
11
15%
75%
City investing Co common.
—_.f>
5%% preferred
—- 100
City Products Corp ——_. Mo par
City Stores Co ——2
—'
-5
6
26
Nov
Dec
15%
73'%
56%
Dec
76
15'/a
75%
2
57 % May
9
57% Jan
Cincinnati
1
62
July 18
67
46 % May
155
76
41%
16%
75%
11 50
<V.
Gas
preferred >.
4%%
pnd'errod
2
Sep
42
16
78%
4%
17
35% Jan
130
14
41 J/4
16%
74%
Common
28% Jan
10% Jan
41%"
16%
81%
_No par
Champion Spark Plug Co__.
1%
Champllii Oil to' Refining Co
_1
Chance Vought Aircraft liiu___.— l
Checker Motors Corp-.
1.25'
Clieinetron Corp
1
Chcmway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va——
_.5
Chesapeake to Ohio Ry eoiumon..-25
3%% convertible preferred—.. 100
Chicago to East III Hit com
No par
Class A
—
__4()
Chic Grout Western Ry com DcL.%)
5% preferred
fiO
Chic Mihv SI. Paiil.& Poo
No par
5% series A noiieiun pfd
100
Chic <fc North Western coin—No par
5% preferred series A
J00
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
:__ij
Chicago Rock Isl to Piu: RR__No par
Chicago Yellow .Cab
No par
Chiclcasha Cotton Oil—,.
5'
Chrysler Corp
—
25
5
17
3
41%
16%
$4.50 prelerred
35% May
4% Jan
42
79
Champion Paper &, Fibre Cos
Common
Mo par
12
2
25,300
16%
24
39 Vt Nov
7
1,200
42
41%
1
Chadbourn .Gotliam
4
600
11%
..5
50% Feb
Mar
11,900
11%
Corp—____1
Co—4
6
7
99
,
42%
27
May
11%
11%
;
11%
Apr
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
17% Jan
Products
*21%
25 %
*95
.No par
61
33% Nov 28
31% Jan
—
luc
Chain Belt Co —J!——
40% May
Aug 14
100% May 21
280
94
45
1
Apr
1,800
*
36
44 3 b
12
52
36%
95%
44%
Century Industries Coi_
Cerro de Pasco Corp
9
36%
37%
95%
44%
48% Nov
5
36%
36%
„
95 Yz
3
4% May
20%
,
44%
24%,
8% Jan
6% Nov.28
___
5,900
95%
23
2
■..
20%
44 %
12 % Sep
1Yz Jan
47:%
77
20%
95%
3
A ireraft
*46
*75
29%
45
Jan
Cessna
47%
79
'
44 %
7
Certain-Teed
100
16%
95%
21%
5
16
2,200
5,600
100
Service— '()
60 Ya
29
4,100
19%
22
■
20%
58%
27
41%
41'/a
*19%
16 %
!
*75
21%
21%
Apr
6% Jan
1,500
32%
22
*46
v
21%
Violol.l.u,Sugar Co——9.50
83 %
;
70
20
22;
/
16
16 J/2
16
•47
Central
50% Mar
42%
19%
19%
21%
'
36,100
125
82%
82%
41%
*19%
22
80
-124
125
82%
\
48
Central & South West Corp—__f>
16% Apr
96%
32 Yz
42%
42
9,500
95
32 J/8
20
\ 16%
Central
28
16
83
*76
16
28
96%
95
32%
*124
*47
16
97,%
95%
32%
*21%
21%
15
40% Apr
-
124
82%
43 %
J/4
:
-
32%-;
'
*
96
95%;
124
110
1,800
,
'19%
'V-
20
21%
23%
1,100
116'A
*95
98%
32%
v
;
22 %
116%
7
7
*94 Va
t
125
*19%;
7»/»
97 J/4
;
32%'./
124
68% Apr
13% Jan
95
32%
!
*116%
7 J/4,.'
98%.
96
*94
94%;
33%
28% Jan
43% Jan
7%'.
,
117%
22
117%-
22 %
140
..
22%
22%
*116%
22%-
7%
96 Yz
•
,
117
117
7%
,
43%<
43%
43%>
45
.
22
23 %
117
29% Mar 13
3
12,800
42 J/2
45%
6
12
Nov
43%
28
6
14% Dec 22
41%
*45%
41%
26
54
2,600
23
23 % Feb
2
83 J/a
45 J/2
55% Feb
20
81%
82 %
28
20% Apr
8% Jail
3,000
83
28%
3
23% Jan
36%
*28%
29% Sep
24% Mar
36>/e
28%
Aug 28
60% Dec 17
15% Mar 11
36%
28
16
28
36%
29
Jan
7
i
84
43%
45
/.
19
17% Mar 21
4iy0Jan
36%
83
84
->
32%
4
Public
Illinois
84
84
94%
.
Illinois l.gf eomuioii—No par
%%
36%
100
36%
37
96
100
*
preferred 'series II
100
CentralHudson Gits
Elee__ft<> par
Sep
31% Jan
93
20
36%
7
7
i.10
5 'Tc
28
7
99J/2
22%
.
Jan
99J/2
117
100
CoijVot Anier coin__No par
7% 2nd preferred
:
1C10
4%'&:• 1:01 iv preferred ser'cs A_100
15
100
44
Central
4
*99
45
Corp eoiuiiion
;
l
preferred
20
Aguirre Sniper Co
5
Central Foundry
Co—;
1
Central of Georgia" Ry coui__No par
3
Apr
52
27
72% Mar 19
14
21% Apr
9
85% Apr
;
99 J/4.
43%
:/:5%
20% Feb
24
99%
20'/a
*99
100
45
Celotex
18 Ya Jan
•118%
2
Feb
125
46%
45
56 Y*
—
5
Nov
ii
47
44
83
Celanese
33% Apr
45%
46%
Id
12.50,/
Co common—
11
46%;
45
*28%
7% •'preferred
•
/(*%%:2nd preferred _jr
Caterpillar Traoloivcpmiiiou
98% May 6
98% Jan 12,
4
(J
46
46%
___1
t
13,900
46%"
45%
_i
Corpi
18,100
45%
365h
5
lne
Products
/.i,
16
2
Jan
Carter
Jan
Jan
9^8 Jun
16
27
55% Jan
44
Carriers & General
46%
46%
46%
50.-»
—
*
15,200
45%
44 Vb
19%
*99
par
Co_
16
Apr 28
30% Dec .16
,
steel
Corp common
preferred
4%%
81 % Dec 17
2
17% Jan
Carrie*-
31% Jan
'. -.7 % Apr
Jan
83% Jan 22
101
Carpeiuer
19.
19»%
19
19%
20%
45%
i__iu
Co
.Liglit—___No
Power As
27
2
26% Feb
119% Mar 16
Jan
6
Aug
Carolina
59% Apr
,
38% Jan
20
M*lg
I'fiilipi
Shares
May 8
May 7
19
the Week
Friday
Thursday
20
19%
Sales fo»
PRICES
May 6
.
45%
_5
________
48 Yz Jan
110% Jan
■
Aug 28
<
12
19
Co
46% Jan
.4114 May
23% Aug 14
119% Jun * 6
3
5% Jan
91
July
\
'
19%
__i
Caiulina Cliilchficld to. Oliio'Ry_lt)()
Mar 11
94
Feb
20?8 Jan
r
41
36% May
7a V
J ax.
29
32% Jan
39
'
Caie\
May 4
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 5
Monday
Par
Alillnes lip*
Carborundum
7
May
16
39
12
Dec
103
47
Capital
10
23T'u Apr
6
30*8 Apr
•
STOCK
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Low est
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1958
26%
5,200
25,200
49%
200
*49
*58
59
130
*61%
62%
61%
61%
61%
61 %
46%
47
48%
48%
47
47%
25,900
46%
45%
47
45%
22%
22
22 V*
22
22%
45,900
19%
4,900
22 %
20
22%
22%
19%
*71
50%
22%
22%
20
19%
19%
71
71
70
70
49%
5,700
36%
30%
36 %
4,800
50
50%
36%
36'/4
36 %
36 J/4
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
62 Yz
61% ,62%
00%
16%
16%
•16%
15%
16
60%
60%
00%
61
98%
99
99
111
*110
111
21%
20%
16,100
35%
36%
35
35 %
62 J/4
60%
62 %
61
62
'/a
15%
15%
15%
15%-
20,900
60%
60 "a
61
60 Vb
60%
10,400
16
111
*110
*69
37%
.
99
99
99
99
110%
19%
40
49'%
50%
61%
60 %
70%
30%
49 %
36%
36%
19%
70%
49%
,51
19%
19%
*69%
20
%
72
'
99
*98%
111
*109 %
1,200
99
'110
8,800
111
210
23%
25%
19
24%
19%
21%
100,900
23%
9%
9%
9
9%
9 '/a
91 is
2,709
9%
9%
9%
9%
15%
16 %
'15%
16%
16
16%
13%
14'/a
13%
131b
14
13%
14%
13%
13%
14
54%
54 Yz
54 V*
54%
53%
54%
64
63%
64
630
xG3 '4
64%
105
104 "4
105
16%
15%
53%
53%
53%
64 %
63 3a
64 %
63%
104%
104'2
104''2
103%
54
[
104%
15%
16'
a
19,900
12,400
1,590
16,000
103%
104'%
1,700
38%
39%
26,200
28,000
40%
42%
41
38%
41%
42%
42
40%
45%
44%
42%
43%
44%
45 Yz
45%
46%
46-
45%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'/a
26 7 s
.26%
26 J%
26%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
800
19%
19%
*19%
26
25 %
25%
25%
25%
4,300
51
6,800
*19%
20
25%
50%
51
*22%
33%
1
25 J/4
25%
25%
50%
25%
50%
50%
51-
50%
51
22%
21
170
22
21
23%
21
!22%
21
2
34 3 4
35'2
34%
12,200
34
34
35
33%
34
33%
53
54
53
53%
53
53%
17,000
54
94%
23'
53%
54%
53'/a
93%
94
93
95' 2
96
96%
85
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%;
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91
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22
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92
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48%.
100
5,000
105%
310
46%
69,700
92
130
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2148)
..
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
Jaa
2
38% Feb
12
28% Jan
18*8 Jaa
3
2
16 7i Jaa
12
6
Dec
30
12% Dec
12
63
15
Jaa
44
64
Deo 22
5
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
66
8
78% Mar 10
Continental Steel
2
43% Feb 24
24% Apr 29
39% Jan
7
33% Mar 17
48 % Mar 17
50
Mar 23
82
Jan
6
97
33*o Jaa
13
55% Nov
14
52
Feb 10
58
8
Jan
1274 Apr
16
24% Dec
747u Feb
12
102 % Dec
83
Oct
8
85
Mar 11
30
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
88
2
9% NOV
9
lib Jan
13
Nov
5
3% NOT 11
13
24*8 Jan
5
78
Aug
39% Dec
1
Jun
16
4
80
20% Jan
29% May
7
129
86
Feb
4
87
18% Jan
2
22% Apr
8% Jan
5
85
43% Feb
20
85
38
40
Mar 11
40% Dec
Feb
18
20% Nov 28
16% Jan
2
29% Dec 10
26
7
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
41% Dec
6% Jan
23% Apr 35
28% Mar
9
58%
56%
58'j
16.40C
12%
12%
13
13%
61,IOC
60%
61%
60*4
61
60
60%
60%
60%
60%
61 %
31,500
68%
69%
66%
67%
66
66
65%
67
40%
41%
39%
40%
33
39%
88%
3.9%
10,800
25%
25%
24%.
25%
24%
25%
25 %
26%
12.40C
42%
437b
43%
1G,60>
1
5
100
3%ft preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
.1
3%%
1
1
69%
69%
41%
42%
25%
26
/ 44%
v
43%
45
*49%
52
50
'88
95
"86
55%
13
4%
57
27%
4%
Cuban-American Sugar
10
Cudaliy Packing Co common
5
4%% preferred
300
Cuneo Press Inc
—
.5
Cunningham Drug Stores iHCi—2.50
Curtis Publishing common—.
1
$4 prior preferred
—No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
CUl'tiss—Wright common —_—-.1
Class A
1
CutJer-ITammer Ine
10
25%
26%
14%
25
72
13%
72
1G
22% May
12% May
6
7
37% Jan
3
68% Jan
2
81". Mar 11
14% Dec
12
39
18
2
17% Mar
4
14% Jan 22
32% Mar 31
36% Jan
2
41% Jan 20
16 % Oct 30
11% May
16% Jan 21
53% July 24
63% Oct
62
66
J87» Jun
23% NOV 14
13
3
Dec
13
Jan
Feb
25% Feb
10
20% Mar
5
31% Aug 27
21% Apr
27% Jan
39%' Apr
8
.80% Mar
6
37
Aug
6
:j9
41% Apr
9
40% Mar
3
63% NOV
10
59% Jan
4174Apr
3
617b Dec
18
6074 Feb
6
Jan
88
3
Apr 27
21%
217 s
15,300
♦1274
13
12%
13
12%
12%
1.800
4%
.
*81%
84
5
x4%
13%
63%
23
37
39%
87
39%
84%
4%
4%
39%
4%
3,900
40 %
39
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87
13,000
87
38%
38%
38%
38%
1.100
18%
19%
26%
19
19%
26
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26%
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36
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33%
44
43%
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56%
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13
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72
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38%
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72
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24
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24%
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71
72
71
71
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13%
38%
12
63%
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86
38%
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23
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40
87
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11%
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39%
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96%
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36%
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40
12%
39%
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56
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14
72
13
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22%
19%
26'%
14%
10C
21%
38%
27
29%
22
19%
96%
17
27%
21%
26%
32%
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pld—__.ioo
10
38
38%
28
Dec
*86
38%
94% Jan
33% Sep
87%
19%
26%
33
32%
15
*36
387b
*43%
69% Nov
87%
19%
26%
43%
G
*86
197 b
32%
21% Jun
6,200
80
26%
507*
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
12.80C
120%
*84%
38%
43%
7
28%
119%
86
19%
31%
7
27%
122
26%
56%
19,200
120%
38%
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
1——No par
5C
57%
56
*84%
1
25
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
5% conV preferred
57%
86
39%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
12% May
28%
122%
*81%
6
25% May
27%
122%
56
*84%
84
20
13
57%
40
Jan
Oct
88
—2
Cream of Wheat Corp
3.0CC
52
*85
39%
60% Jan
38% Mar 13
s497ii
87
*81%
5
44
52
'80
25
12
7
*49%
100
preferred
42%
43
52
92
57%
120% 121%
85
85
86
86%
21%
22%
12%
13
4%
4%
86
21%
41%
*49%
*86
27
27%
27%
121% 122%
'84%
86%
13
50
56%
56%
85
21%
44%
93
54% Feb
2
Jan
57%
12%
41% Jan
7
8% Apr
29
59%
12%
16
29
17
Jan
May
19
27% Jan 24
31
7'% Jan
58%
12%
101% Jun 25
15% Feb 20
18% Jan
59
58% Nov 20
3
43% Apr 11
927b Nov
7
56
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Mar 30
Shares
58%
12%
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
Crane Co common
12
Jan
the WeeY
Friday
May 8
12%
50
50
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
80
Sales far
Thursday
May 7 »
58%
(Del/—_—-—1
17
14% Apr
9
5% Apr 22
2
Jan
3
Apr 14
Feb 24
35% Jan
3
Dec
7
27
Apr
9
3
16
Corn
11
Aug 18
Jan
7
12
16
preferred
Products Co
'
5
i
convertible preferred
89% Feb
14% Mar
25% Jan
convertible
6ft
84% Feb
28% Jan
23
5%
Jan
HIGH SALE PRICE?
127#
14
5
5
Copperwcld Steel Co corm»on__—5
8
AND
Wednesday
May 6
May 5
57%
Corp
Mar 17
50% Jan
30
52
Tuesday
5
—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
82*/2 Deo 31
Monday
May 4
1
55% Jan
14
4*2 May
Mar
30% Jan
Jaa
15*2 Jan
Pat
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Apr 29
10% Feb
9
5634 May 8
57
34% Oct 13
41
Dec 31
197# May 20
02
EXCHANGE
14
37% Dec 18
66% Nov
5012 Jaa 20
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
I
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
63%
22%
37
85%
40
86%
68! 4
68
68 7 b
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-
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39%
7,100
D
8374 Jan
15
14
92
Aug
6
347b Nov 18
90
9*a Jan
Mar 10
3974 Nov 28
34
30
437b Jaa
2
50»b Dec 30
Mar
137b Feb
Feb
6
9174 Feb 10
2
6
15% Feb 25
Dan River Mills Inc
4974 Mar 18
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power 8s Light common—7
Corp common
3%ft preferred scries A
7
61
Jan
7574 Nov 13
87
Jan
22
78
Jan
5
82
Apr
10
Preferred 3.75%
19
88
Jan
28
78
Jan
22
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
Oct 24
89
Jun
16
7974 Jan
2
837b Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
26*,b Dec
19
267b Jan
79
15 7b Jan
2
137a Jan
2
277b Jan
5174 May
18
Jan
107b Nov 26
54*b Nov 11
.
2
4774 Jan
2
367b Mar 20
8
Dayton
2174 Feb
20
Decca
277b Mar 30
317b May
127b Deo
1
12% Jail
18
63 74 Deo
1
9% May 7
57% Feb 16
1674 Jan
2
25 *b Dec 31
247a Jan
2
34*b Apr
2
587b Dec 31
5774 Feb
377b Jan
2
~4~2% DecTH
1974 May
42 74 Jan
Feb
5
97b Jan
29% Apr
July
55
8
9
68* b Mar 11
2
177b Oct
13
1574 Jan
7
1
4374 Feb
4
Apr
19% Feb
28
27
2574 Jan
487b
Deo"30
2
35% Sep 24
2974 Mar 26
3274 May 21
1174 Jan
1974 Nov 21
7
457b Mar
197b May
May"*2
307b
3G7b Feb 10
217b May
1
557 a Mar 13
Jan
46
7
13
327b May 7
307b Feb 13
17% Jan
7
4
37% Feb 20
34
Jan
427b Ja*i
597b Apr
2
437b Dec 29
£5% Jan
2
35% Nov 11
9% Jan
2
267b Deo 12
22
8% Jan
3
14% Deo
14% Jan
Jl% Jan
4
6
327b Mar 24
36% Jan
Mar 31
15
29% Jan 23
2
177b Jan
12
1944 Jan
Mar 26
16
24
2
53*4
537b
53
5174
527 b
80
*79*4
80
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79%
7974
79%
*78*b
80
*78»,b
807 b
*78 7b
80 Tb
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807b
*80 7 b
82
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82
*80 7b
82
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82
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807 b
31Tb
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317b
187b
3374
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597b
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60
5974
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25,700
2974
30
297 b
317 b
3074
317 b
307b
317a
18,900
10
10%
10
1074
97b
10
974
10
6374
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587 b
6374
637b
6374
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6374
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6474
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33
337b
32%
33
307/2
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31%
3274
607
60*4
61*4
60%
607 4
597b
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58*2
60
G.90C
4,800
197b
2074
207 b
2074
2074
2074
20
207b
207b
207b
4.500
437b
437 b
437b
4474
70
437#
4374
43%
43 3 4
18,000
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—-—.——20
j
70
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187b
187b
15
Co
40*b
41
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—30
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1
25
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Diners'
(The) Club Inc....
Disney (Walt) Productions
1
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
.2
Divco-Wayne Corp
_—1
Pepper Co
No par
Dr.
43%
70
38
177b
1774
41*b
4074
407<
327b
327b
33
327b
31
307b
307b
3074
3074
307b
31
307 b
30*b
19
19
197o
187 b
197b
19
19
19
197b
1.700
3874
37
7b
3874
37 %
377b
37
3774
377b
397b
18,500
55
557 b
5474
547b
54%
56%
5374
5574
54
567b
7,700
337 b
347.
347b
347 b
34
347b
337b
347b
337b
34
257b
257.
X2574
2574
257b
257b
6,600
157b
157b
257b
157b
2574
15%
25%
15%
257b
1574
1574
15*4
157i
1,300
6.500
20% NOV 20
197b Jan
6
24
52% May 22
Apr
7
1674 Jan
3
77% Deo 31
74%, Jan
7
46% Oct
39
9
917b May 0
457b Jan 21
28*/2 Apr 24
14% Jan
G
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
International
1
Dunlilll
1
1374
137b
1374
13%
137b
137b Jan
Duplan
1
117b
117b
U7b
117b
1174
5
245*4
252
102*b
1027b
May
6
28
8
20
214
101
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 21
10
Sep 29
Dec 31
18
187 b
187b
1874
18%
187b
18-Ve
18%
18*8
1874
7,400
537 b
577b
557b
577b
547b
53%
557b
55
5674
46,500
3
237b
23%
2374-
2374
23%
56%
2374
227b
237 b
2274
23 */a
2,200
Co
.5
877b
877b
877b
90
90
917b
877b
897 b
88
887 a
33,600
Dresser Industries
50c
407b
407b
40
407b
397b
277b
40*4
397b
3974
3974
13,800
277b
27%
277b
397b
27*4
14
137b
13 7 b
11%
117b
1174
11
1174
11,500
243
2497b
245
25074
27,600
1027b
103"
102*,b
10274
Dow Chemical
Corp
1774
18
28
28
18
277 b
177b
28
252
May
6
Common
242*b
24574
2437b 2457b
5
106
Jan
7
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
10274
102%
102
80% Apr 29
247b May 5
867a Apr
267a Jan
3
12
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
*80 7b
81 *b
*81
47% May 13
40
Apr 29
42 % Feb
27
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
50
May 12
48% Mar 3
45
Feb
46% Jan
27
43% Feb 26
46
46% Mar 13
July 25
47
48
42
Oct
50% July 15
51
May 31
39%
1
Oct~24
28
Jan
13
7
Jan
.—
Dufjucsnc Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
5
50
50
50
—
$4.15
preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
13
13
53
4374 Apr 27
44% Jan
2
46*% Jan
441 i NOV 24
14% Jan
24% Nov 10
227b Feb
3
317 b Apr 21
D
2774 Jan
45% Dec 19
43% Jan
14
29% Jan
30
11
337b Jan
8
3074 Aug 14
827b Jun
4
287b Jan
2
9
3474 Jan 21
5
85% Jan
23
7
307b Apr
9174 Apr
8
.
——50
50
—50
Eagle-Plcher Co
22% Apr
73% Jan
4874 Apr
46*/a Apr
14
Jan
31
47
Mar 24
$2.10
W
preferred
Cigar Corp
a
177b
177b
177 b
27
*13%
137 a
1,400
•
:'900
(E I) & Co—
9
102
80% Oct
18
18
No par
202% Feb
May
177b
7,100
No par
1
Inc
Fund
du Pont do Nem
172% Apr
1,900
1574
2
Jan
300
4,700
5,900
39
12
12
900
v\
3874
■30%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
11
12,700
327«
Dominick
22% Jan
537a
327#
5374 Jan 21
2374 Oct 27
207b
537#
33 7«
19% Apr 20
14% Nov 18
*207b
32%
2
14% NOV 20
197 b
5474
17
2
3874
5374
,...
177b
387b
2074
177b Jan
Mar 26
177b
20%
21
50% Feb
6% Jan
177b
407b
337b
a
7,000
70
53 7 u
*207#
»
0
9
*66
70
547b
217 b
19% Deo 31
Apr
*66
1774
547b
*4074
747b Jaa
Dome Mines Ltd
.
387b
197 b
537b
54 '
54
33 7
1774
43 »b
*66
20
8
10
107 b
6
33
40
607b
2
Apr 2.9
5.300
v-
29%
8
Jan
.
597b
Jan
Sep 19
5174
297b
107 b
60
64% Apr
15
5274
5274
*7974
80*b
1
—
——
Alkali
21,000
No par
Western
8s
457b
80
19
issued
Stores
53*4
100
12,300
*787b
327b
Diana
27
5274
3,100
4%
*7974
187 b
19% Feb
427b Mar 13
45*b
32
Diamond-Gardner Corp com..
$1.50 preferred
327b Feb 25
4274
19
327b Mar 24
.
467b
33
Detroit Hillsdale 8s S W RR Co..300
Detroit Steel Corp
3
When
46
18%
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
.3
Diamond
4674
32%
Lack
Vilblss
4674
19
& Co (Delaware)
Delaware 8s Hudson
De
47 %
33*4
Deere
When
3
457 b
147b
44%
19
Detroit Edison
68
90
147b
32*,b
20% May 4
4774 Mar 13
11
70%
90
147b
'
—50c
1
2
Feb
69
90
15
..50c
Dcnv & Rio Grande West RIt.No par
61
68
90
147 b
Co
9
23
68
90
157b
Inc
Rubber
Records
Delaware
68%
90
14%
%
series A
3 00
series B——300
series C
M00
367b Apr 15
647b jail 26
Oct
63
39
60% Apr 29
7
10
307b NOV 11
67b Apr
•10% Feb
19
14
....5
10
77*4 Sep
68
91 »b
15
68
*90
7074 May
8
14%.
1
—100
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9
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407b
407b
40
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82
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25
247b
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25
40 *b
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40
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2,500
38%
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397b
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20,600
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30%
17,600
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28
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28%
277b
7b
48
48
48
48
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47
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47
277 b
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787b Jan
247b May
75
149% Dec 22
38% Jan
2
22% Jan
76
Jan
32% Jan
86
Jan
159
Mar
3
3
184
56% Jan
6
72
Apr 29
3674 Jan
6
9
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan 15
34
Feb
95
90
Mar 30
2
17
Mar 27
39
29
2
2
2
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
177b Jan
2
30
July 21
79
Jan
2
4
Oct 31
87b Deo 31
40% Nov 19
11% Deo 15
39% Deo
9
56% Deo
16% Deo
8
Jan
2
24% Jan
For
2
footnotes
Manufacturing
Co
90
474%
4%%
Mar 30
2574 May
6
457b Apr 24
9% Jan
2
common—,
preferred
Apr
15
20
28
Nov
28
47
Dec
4
437b May 5
13% May 14
307b Sep 11
89
Sep 11
44
447b
89 *b
8874
8874
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3974
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39*4
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92
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92
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3974
92
897b
38
39
*90
92
1
897b
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38%
39*4
10
-
6,800
92
*90
427b
42%
4274
4174
41%
Electric
Battery
Watch Co
Storage
Natural Gas
Paso
Electric Mfg Co
10
42
8
417b
87b
42*4
•77b
4174
42
8,500
2,600
3
11
1174
117b
117b
117 b
117b
117b
1174
117b
H7b
7,900
3
327b-
327b
327b
3274
3274
327b
3274
327a
32%
32%
38,400
4
64*b
677b
65*4
66
66
677b
63
68
047b
667b
19,000
24
26
87.800
5
227b
237#
25
23%
257b
247b
24%
2274
347 b
227b
10
2474
2474
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247'#
247b
247b
247b
247a
600
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
3574
3574
3574
357b
3574
36%
357 b
3574
3574
35%
2.600
85
85
857b
8574
8574
*84 7b
86
847b
347b
Empire District Electric Co
5%
Pittsburgh RR Co
5
Eversharp
3
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
33
Jan
22
377b Apr
87b Apr
297b Jan
3
107b Jan
2
33
Products
38%
387b
3874
387b
387#
38%
38
38*/#
33
3874
1,200
1274
127b
12
127b
1174
117#
1174
117a
117b
11%
17,700
68%
6874
100
.—50
Co
x68 7b
68
70
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63
61
2374
23 7
5
237a
1
3
Inc
4674 Mar
17 C
8.50
preferred series A
Erie &
*84
No par
common
2474 Mar
19%
41
34
69
63
6874
*61
6974
63
687b
*61
69
G3
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730
63
e
26%
237b
257#
247b
2574
247 a
24%
30,400
20
197b
20 74
20* b
227#
2174
22
21%
22
12.800
417b
407b
41%
41
41%
407b
41*4
40! 4
40%
3474
3374
34
34* b
34*b
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34%
*33%
87b
8%
37 b
87b
8%
8/4
22,100
317 b
31%
32 •%
317 b
3274
1,700
7,900
1
Mar
9
13
5
897b Jan 14
187b Jan
9
267b May
5
317a Mar 26,
35
9
437b
*8774
39 7a
43
9.30C
307b Mar 12
17
24.
437b
897b
3874
58,400
2
10
page
42 7a
*87%
2.50
77b
15
197b Dec
see
2.00C
4474
39^8 Jan
33
Dec
3,700
44
25
Evans
19% Mar
7074
44
180
77 b
Equitable Gas Co
4
70*,b
44
1807a
44*4
Erie RR
2
7174
4374
247b
6
Apr
250
707b
♦180
77 a
5
May
1807b
7074
180
4474
Mar
70
70 *b
2574
40
63
180
44
9
2
707b
24%
Jan
Feb 25
180
70*4
447b
88
137b Jan
*179
2574
83% Apr 29
35% Jan
9
9
697b
4474
Emerson Radio 8s Phonograph
2
1807b
697 b
25
May
2574 Apr
a
*179
87b
Emerson
1974 Jan
100
2
45
7
GO l
26,100
2574
May
557b Jan
25,760
8674
874
68
3
257b
8574
447b
48'/a Jan
14
247b
87
247b
Elgin National
10
240
257b
84*b
87b
El
Nov
8174
247b
88%
4474
Mar 20
617 a Oct
8074
257b
8774
*8174
24*b
Jan
6074 Feb
82
25
8874
77b
14
21
817b
2674
87*4
447 b
39
Mar 26
827b
257b
8874
100
44
11
817b
267b
87
237b
8
Nov
81*b
817b
257a
10
5
Mar 13
8
8174
e
of Amer—1
26
Slay
31
41 *
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co
J38
90
307b
100
preferred
38% Jan 14
974 Jan
7
8
407;
31%
Ekco Products Co
327b Apr 23
7
417b
307 b
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
G
f
40 %
8874 May
407b Apr
6
>
10
457b Mar 13
•
8
17
3278 Nov 24
common
preferred
Eaton
29
28
22*b Apr 22
-79
Apr
9
J 5 % Jan
2
9
6%
com
100
Corp.—2.50
Steel
Kodak Co
13% Jan
13
2
7
7% Feb
Stainless
32 74 Jan
36% Oct
28% Jan
36% Jan
prior preferred
Eastman
237b Jan
2
7
4%%
Eastern
47
1
Inc
2
Dec
2
2
1874 Jan 16
Airline
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
10
24
67b Jan
54% May 29
11
Apr 30
131'8 Jan
3
4
10
38% Apr 30
26% Jan
44% Jan
Eastern
Mar 19
2
31
20% Feb
Jan
28
Feb
Oct
Dec
7% Dec 19
2614 Jan
2
674 Jan
149
59
37
14% Apr 15
27
16
2
25
Jan
Apr
27
96
Mar 12
Jan
Fairbanks Morse &: Co
No par
Fairchlld Engine 81 Airplane Corp21
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4% convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family
Finance
Corp
1
874 *
8%
9
34
303
327b
32
32
317b
*9274
947b
247b
257b
3174-32
93
93
92%
927b
92%
92! 2
257#
267#
2574
26
247b
25
24 3 a
24%
7,000
31%
32
32
32*4
317b
32
31%
317#
3,300
327a
*91
*'a
93
90
Volume
Number 5845
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2149)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS"\
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. L
Year 1958
43
50
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
13
49% Feb
9
64% Mar 13
Fansteel
7
2
5% Jan
6
10% Apr
30
Fa wick
2
17% Dec
16
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
67
80
27
5%%
6
Federal
9
Federal Pacific Electric Co
I__i
Federal Paper Board Co common
5
Feb
27
27
64
Dec
17
3
55
Dec
18
47y2 Feb
10
24% Aug 21
Feb
21% Jan
2
Mar
13% Apr
Apr
59% May
29% Mar
29% Jan
52
Nov
20
44 % Apr
56% Jan
26
19V8 Jan
22
Jun
27
21% Jan
23% Feb
26
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
61 % Apr
10% May
16% Jan
19
May
27% Jan
25% Jan
20
19
30% Nov
23% Mar 13
17
38% May
45% Feb
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Tedders Corp
5
pfd 1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings_
60% Apr
I
69% Mar 11
20
19% Jan
12
Fifth
38^8 Apr
32% Apr
49% July 29
38
May 7
125% Jan 13
44% Jan
16
151
101% Jan
6
103% Feb
19
Apr 30
20% Jan 14
80% Jan
2
25% Mar
2
Firstamerica
104% Jun
88
Nov
5
65
12
15% Apr 25
22% Nov 21
5% Mar 10
10% Sep 29
35% Dec
94
31
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
Jan
13
26% Feb
9
107
116
2
•4
Mar 13
3
112 % Dec
16
28
Oct 29
32% Dec
3
54
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
7
97
Jan
6
17
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
19% May
7
26
Jan
28
40 % Sep
36% May
7
43
Mar
93
Jan
107% Dec
.
33% July 18
84% May
10
Mar 17
96
91
31% Mar
Jan
30
Apr
7
12% Jan
7% Jan
2
35% Dec 31
27% Apr
13
2
17% Dec 31
13% Apr
40
Feb
13
Feb
37
35% Oct 27
3.00
,
Jan
46% Dec
Jan
4%
10% Jan 14
45% Mar
5
Foote
&
Apr
3%%
Mar 11
20% Jan
21% Jan
33% Feb
47% May 6
12% Jan 21
107% Nov
57% Jan 15
97
7
13
50 Va
50%
3,300
22
22!
1,000
50%
50 %
50%
50%
22%
22%
*22 Va
22%
*22%
51
50%
*22 Va
22%
59%
59 %
59%
20%
20
20%
19'%
19%
38%
38 Va
38%
37%
38%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52
63%
64
62%
63%
62%
17%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
38%
39%
143%
144 %
103
103
38%
59%
59
a
8,500
19%
19
19
38 V*
37 %
37%
52%
144
145 Va
51%
51%
51%
53
63%
62
6314
61 Va
17%
173.,
17%
63
17%
*102
103%
*102
38%
11,100
6,800
14,400
7,900
15,500
39
38
145%
145
38
•
144%
145
-
4,200
58%
19
37 Va
■
39 Va
38%
" 146 -
39
57%
58 3 4
58%
Va
500
3,400
.
145%
103 !'a
10
103|%
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68%
70
68! 4
69%
68
68!'a
67%
'69%
5,100
21%
213
21%
22
21 %
22 Va
22
22%
22
22!4
38,500
I.5
12%
13%
12%
12%
1234
12 %
40
5
40%
39V4
40
39%
40%
89%
89
89
*87%
*87%
100
110
28 V*
No pa/
89%
20%
21%
1
37%
38%
15
*91
1
29
109%
28%
28%
89
86
20
21-%
37%
36%
93
*91%
93
*91%
29%
30
29%
14%
143;,
14%
44%
45%
45%
29%
10
14%
14%
44-»4
45 Va
V
10
10934
86
88
,
330
.
J
28%
28
-
13,500
14,000
i
'
19%
20
20
20Tb
37
36%
38
93
*91%
.
17,700
9,800
S3
28%
29%
28%
15
14%
14%
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14%
4,700
1,700
46
44%
46 Va
45 Va
46%
23,400
-
200
*180
200
94
94
94
94
*94%
95%
34
35
33%
34
32%
200
34%.
5
64 %
64%
66%
66%
>180
*180
200
*180
*180
1
293 4
200
~20
95%
*94%
95%
32'A
33%
33
34
67%
X66%
67%
67%
70%
205,700
20%
'
^
64%
20%
20%
20%
204
20%
2034
20%
42%
42%
42%
44%
46
47%
44%
47%
10%
11
1034
10%
10%
10%
10 V:
10%
16%
>16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
101 Va
*94! 4
20%
10
No par
13,500
102%
-
Sugar Co—
,,
*91%
29%
100
~
28%
86%
36%
100
preferred
Co
8,700
11,000
90
109%
84%
37
37
38%
*87%
1Q8%
28
12%
39T4
12 %
39%
90
108%
87%
22%
-21%
.
93
10
Corp
109%
29
IO934
*102
12%
38%
*87%
88%
90%
2.50
common
28 34
103
12%
90
28%
109%
110
2 50
_
preferred
Mineral
Francisco
20%
20,300
45%
46%
41,100
*10%
10 Va
16%
.<
16%
,900
20
Franklin Stores Corp
1
16%
Freeport Sulphur Co
~"io
101%
10
34%
34%
34
34:!-4
33%
34V
33
33%
1
23 %
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
22-"
23%
100
73%
74%
74%
74%
73%
73 V
73
73
1
24
25
23%
2534
26
26 T«
26%
30 Va
5
22 %
22%
213.V
22
21%
22
21
%
49%
*48%
49
49
49
48%
29%
2934
2S%
29%
30%
31
29%
30%
29%
30
7,90C
52%
52%
52%
52%
52-14
52%
52%
52%
52%
3,300
42%
42-%
42
42%
41%
42!
41%
42%
5,500
6%
16,300
37% Apr 22
32% May
51
22%
49%
37%
_.
Foremost Dairies InnFoster-Wheeler Corp
When
2
20% Dec
18
18% Jan
28
25
Mar 20
34
Jan
2
70
Dec
24
69% Jan
2
77
Feb
f
Jan
0
14% Dec
17
12%-Jan
28
S% Jan
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
2
9
45% Jan
12
31
27% Apr
6
9% Jan
6,000
Mar 26
112
Jan
3,700
26%
59%
preferred
convertible
3%%
19
19% Feb
57 %
26 '.4
68
Ford Motor Co
14% Jan
56%
26%
66%
]
Chem
&
95
9% Apr
57%
26%
No par
convertible
Much
205
70 Va May
Nov
56%
26%
t
76%
*73
2
common
16
39% Oct
2
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
2
Co
91% Jan 14
50% Jan
22
2
8% Jan
59%
26%
100
preferred
Food
50% Dec 31
25% Feb 26
58%
27 Va
1
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
17% Jan/
7
58 Va
26%
Food Giant Markets Inc
49% Apr
9
58%
28%
6.25
_.
35 % Jan
59%
27%
[77
20%
7634
20'A
No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores Inc
9
58%-
,20%
20
79
*76
9
9%
8%
93/a
21 %
10
com
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
5
76%
9
20%
par
Lines Inc
Corp
Co
32% May
170
180% Dec 24
95
July 1
52% Aug 11
2
Nov 10
89
35% Apr
7
2
37% Jan
25-
18
Coach
Carpet
Flintkote
1
Feb
89
Firth
28
40% May
38% Apr 24
86
Jan
5
4
Jun
-
Avenue
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
Mar 11
76 %
9%
9
5
First National Stores
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
10
76%
10
20
Filtrol
Dec
17,100
18.200
76
j
Paper
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
16% Apr
136
11,800
9%
21
2.50
24% Mar 14
7
56%
20%
__io
52% Dec 16
67% Dec 31
16
Shares
May 8
55%
58!
20%
5
"
Prod"—I—No
Corp
Fiberboard
57% Mar 20
55%
58%
9%
25
10
47% Feb
59
20%
Iso
conv
16% Apr 25
20% Jan
58
1
common
Fenestra Inc
Ferro
57%
May 5
58%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 7
2
4.60% preferred
Federated Dept Stores
4
57%
Saleifar
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 6
Tuesday
May 4
Oct
6% Dec
55
May 19
3% Apr
11% Jan
32
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
issued
,
Fruehauf Trailer Co
26
4%
common
preferred
103
1,000
32 Va
33
3,700
14,900
23%
24 %
75,300
*72%
G
■W»
250
74
K'V
r
40% Jan 22
48
July
20% Jan
2
35
Dec
32
Jan
17
27
Jan
2
51 % Dec
45% Dec
Feb
9
5% Jan
7
31% Jan
8
17% NOV
24% Jan
15
17% Jan
5
5% Apr
13
42
19 % Mar
Gar
19
36% Feb
2
96% Jan
9
31% May
51% Feb
39
7
22
7
19% Jan
30% Apr
Jan
18%
5%
Corp
1
1
5%
preferred--
50
44%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
96 Va
95%
95 Va
*33%
96%
33%
33 Va
32%
33%
32
32%
31%
32
32%
33%
5,100
General
59
59%
59%
59%-
58
59%
58%
59;! i,
58%
5?%
7,100
General
13%
6,700
Jan
22
42% Apr 10
45% May 8
13
Jan
Apr
84
22
$8
Baking Co
preferred-;
23
5
S% Jan
Bronze
2
39% Mar 18
General
19% Jan
2
34% Dec 31
30% Jan
39% Mar
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
74% Feb
84
4% Jan
2
22% Dec 18
16% Feb
117
105% Oct
3
109
Nov
6
45
117% Jan
6
Jttn
52
16
83
Aug 29
Jan
44
6
Dec
19
% Jan
42
37,
27
27
Mills
5%
87
$5
31% Jan
38
44% May
6
May 26
31% Feb 24
29% Jan
2
52% Feb
52% Jan
2
36% May
60% May
1
6
4
6
Oct
6
20
Jan
7
37% Jan
2
EO% Dec 31
47% Feb
21% Apr 15
38% Dec 16
33
15% Jan
32% Jan
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
3
13
17% Jan
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
22% Apr
83
Feb
28% Sep 16
3
26
5% Jan
7
Jan
17
2
6
27
Apr 30
46% Jan
2
5% Jan
15
55% Apr
6
39 V* Feb 18
21
Jan
1
11
4
2
55% Mar 24
37%
37
38 3 i,
58%
58%
59%
60
61V4
59
83
82%
82%
82
83 Va
30%
38%
38%
*38%
39
38 Tii
39
79%.
80%
80%
81! 4
81
82
27 %
29%
28
31%
31%
38
1
■
No par
common
1%
129
50% Dec
90% Aug
91
1
15
Sep
9
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
52% Dec 30
52
Jan
3
Apr 29
Jan
Jan
20% Jan
275
2
79
841
a
16
26% Jan
13
44% Jan
3
Dec
90
Feb
9
258
Jan
12
25% Apr 30
27
90 % Jan
8
May
8
82% May
6
92% Mar 26
415
Apr
99% Mar
104
28
3
Jan
26
36% Apr
Feb
19
72
28
50% May
23% Jan
3
7
£9% Jan
21
15% Apr
Dec~29
30% Oct
10
23% Apr
21% Jan
64%
15
54% Apr 24
63% Jan
71
23% Feb
26
Apr
2
157% Jan
16
110
110
110'%.
109%
111%
110
111
109%
109 Va
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
49%
50%
49%
50%
48%
49 Va
107%
107%
107%
40%
20,800
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
44 T'n
42!«
44 Tii
43%
44%
68,300
35%
36
*35
35%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
35%
35%
59
59
*58%
59
59%
60-'! 4
59 Va
60%
58%
59
5%
5%
5%
5%
*1.60
Equlpt Corp
1
preferred
No par
conv
$3 convertible preferred
General Public Service
General
No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
50 %
50%
51%
51%
52
50
51
49%
51
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
34%
36
35%
35%
17 Va
17%
17 %
17%
17%
700
17%
17%
*17%
50%
49%
49%
48%
49
48
49%
49%
50%
3,400
27%
263 4
27%
26 Va
26Tb
26 %
27%
5,400
27%
27%
27
28%
25
28%
*28
29
♦28
29
*28%
29
*23%
28%
*28
28 :»4
*28
28%
*28
23r,4
*28
*28
25
35
96%
83130
75%
25%
251
71%
71%
93%
71%
94%
100%
75%
78'A
92%
25%
25%
71%
10
71%
92%
25%
10
79%
$1.80 preferred (series B)__
Tele & Electronics
Genl
20
Jan
Jan
2
9
8% Oct 13
23% Jan
15
52% Sep 22
28% Jan 31
62 % Nov 20
27% Jan
41
Dec
2
88
July
8
5% Jan
3'
28
9% Doc
3
11
46
Dec
24
59
Dec
15
22
Apr
17
31
Oct
1
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
61
Sep 10
27
51% Nov 12
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
131% Jan
2
146% Jun
67
Apr
17
12
4
18
29
2
19% Dec
9
87
2
14% Jan
£0% Jun
17% Mar 20
For
Nov
39% Dec
52% Jan
7% Dec
77
16
footnotes
Goebel Brewing Co
8% May
7% Jan
46 % Feb
1
27
5
7
18
Feb
4
8
10% Mar 18
14
56
Maty
38% Jan,
66
16
77% Jan
8% Jan
84% Mar
48
Jan
Mar 17
4
Corp
ex
Union
2
10% Jan
10
7% Apr 29
51%
51 %
51%
24%
24%
43%
43%
*93%
Great
47% Feb
23
18
3
15
5
1
Apr
28
88% Jan
20
30% Mar 30
10
Jan
16
(H L)
Greyhound
4%%
Ore
100
52 %
43%
5334
52%
43%
43%
43
*93%
95
95
95
*94%
96%
*94
26%
♦25%
27 Va
24%
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
49
49%
49%
49 Va
3%
*170
3%
4
*170
190
90
93
92%
142%
4
36%
37
44%
45
144%
142%
*36%
%
44%
49
3%
4
*170
190
91
93%
143%
144'A
45%
|
1
48'.'a
49%
3%
3Tb
185
*170
91 %
94%
145%
36%
37
43
43%
37
44%
2%
*36%
45%
'2%
139
44! 4
1
2%
96
*170
140 %
5,700
100
2,100
44,500
5,200
4
10,100
95%
18,200
143%
12,000
37%
37
37%
45
44 %
45
2%
2%
2%
31,100
20,000
185
93
94
143
.
49
3%
3%
-
24%
13%
48%
49 %
185
1,000
■!
43 %
43%
95
10
1.0C0
14,500
24,000
23i
2%
2%
2%
8%
9%
8%
9
8%
9%
8%
8%
8
8%
8
8%
52%
52%
52%
53
53
60%
61V4
59%
60%
58
5
46 Va
47%
46%
47 Va
46
78%
78%
78%
140
78
79%
78
14%
13%
14
12 Va
13 Va
12%
11,300
14%
14
13 %
14%
41%
42
43%
47,300
100
1
1
Prop—No par
Co Inc
Corp
52'A
24 %
52%
53%
a
69 %
23%
V
26
No par
Pacific Tea Co
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green
51%
52!
•
23%
12.50
City Steel
6
80% Jan
,
233,4
13%
5
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
141 % May
-
52 Va
3%%
Atlantic &
25
50%
Grant (W T) Co common
Gt Northern Iron
24%
68
69
*68
5
Northern
2
50%
68%
24
Co
Great
28
52%
68%
2434
330
1
27
22% Jan
52%
68%
100
*99
100
10
5
59% Apr
30% Feb
85% Jan
52
68
preferred
8
4
51%
68%
Graham-Paige Corp
49% Jan
17
52%
*68
5
Northern Paper Co
11
51%
20,500
3,400
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Great
1
14.300
65%
1
5
6
35%
04%
(W R) & Co
16
Mar 26
35%
64%
1
30% Apr
73
353b
63%
10
54 % Jan
25% Mar 23
35%
65 3a
1
27
135% Jan
99%
3534
65V
distribution
Feb
46
99 %
35 Va
100
No par
55% Jan
40% May
26% Jan
20
*99 Va
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Granite
*92%
92%
110
93
65%
;
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Grand
92%
92%
<
450
35%
Co
conv
92%
93
*415
99%
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
6%
450
35%
10
/15% Mar 19
Apr
24.
4
9% May
17
56% Apr
26% Dec
page
47% Apr
*410
24,900
;
64%
common
Glen
30% Apr
17% Jan
see
Brothers
Glidden
Grace
450
95
99%
1
28
2
95
157,200
65%
Co
27
35% Jan
Jan
(The)
23
8
"*85
97%
83
35%
64
4
4% Jan
17
95
*410
450
*85
76,100
71%
70%
%
Co
14% Apr
Feb
79Tb
**85 "
71%
35%
80c
50 % Jan
95% May
93%
823 b
.
99%
Co
7
145% May 6
40% Feb 19
99%
77.
10o
issued
Alden
933.1
72
100'%
82%
1,400
1
Products
Oil
*92
9234
78%
25%
28%
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty
*410
a
97
25%
20
29
25 Tb
25Tb
25!'4
69 %
92%
Inc
12
175
430
*410
Jan
42% Apr
2% Jan
4% Jan
Oct
100
preferred
conv preference
$5 preference
5%% preference
3% Jan
3
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
75
loo
4V-i'/o
$4.50 preferredGladding McBean & Co
2
1
4%%
V
95
*90
Glmbcl
39% Nov
2
41
23
com
3,800
17%
49
1
General
11,300
17%
10
preferred
preferred
When
110
2,400
76,800
5Tb
49%
Telephone Co of Florida—
Gerber
800
5
General Steel Castings Corp
Genesco
"
10c
General Refractories
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
-
6.67
10c
Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
1
7
1.400
34
49%
39%
8
9
1,800
84
6
14
107%
49%
27% Jan
Jan
370
165,100
50
107%
39%
47% Apr
96% Apr
172
108
84
8
76 % Jan
117% Jan
107%
108
49
49%
2
81% Dec 29
303,300
3,400
39%
27
124% Dec 30
38%
84
23% Jan
12
Feb
36%
48%
36% Jan
53 % May 19
69
38%
S9%
92% Jan
44
33%
50 3A
Gillette
5
12,000
84%.
7
Dec
81%
39
53% May
3% May 15
175
July 10
81
84%
44% Mar 18
47
9
2% Jan
3,900
39
82
108%
49%
55,600
39
*38%
33%
80 Vu
%
108 34
109
108
26,400
131,000
*49'%
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
16
81%
38 ;!4
49% Oct 14
13% Apr 29
23
Mar 30
28% Jan
62 %
109%
109%
109
No par
No par
38
59%
80%
.
82%
50%
108 %
100
;
36
61%
-
50%
$1.32
15
Corp
35
36
5,300
8%
84%
$1.30
44% Jan
kL
8%
37
3534
56%
'
30
2,900
8%
8%
8%
82
35 %
1
'
34% Dec 31
,
8%
38
3
Apr
8%
50 Va
13
83
27%
8%
8%
84
29% Feb
102
26%
28
38%
29% Feb
2
Va
8
26
50
7
12
15,400
83
25%
84%
2
Jan
45%
26
37
Jan
Feb
43%
*81 %
26 %
83
*81%
50
26% Jan
35
44 %
2634
84%
29% Jan 22
60
42
83
26
70
150
15
2
25% Apr 28
44%
83
1
preferred
25% Jan
27
27%
2
Motors Corp common
General
Nov
27% Sep
28
42%
83
83
13
General Precision
Aug 25
2
42%
42
149
No par
Preferred $3.75 scries
20
44% Jan
5,900
82%
General Outdoor Advertising
Apr 24
40% May 8
41
Jan
39%
148%
General Portland Cement Co new—1
Mar
52
4
39
43
13%
150
*81%
5
preferred
General
112% Mar
7
May
General
Mar
40%
43
Corp—
Instrument
50% Jan
38%
37
Corp
General
114
*38%
36 %
,
General
111% May
29
Mar 25
107% May 8
83% Jan 12
92% Jan 22
34
Apr
1,800
36%
37
Co
38% May
88% Jan
89% Dec 30
2
10%
36%
5
Dynamics Corp
Finance
10'A
10 Va
No par
General Electric
General Foods
150
10 Va
10%
General Controls Co
5
21
6
13
150 Va
10 Va
10%
—100
66% Jan
Mar
13%
149 %
lOVa
10%
1st preferred
84% Apr
Jan
13 Va
150%
10%
General Cigar Co Inc new
Gen Contract Finance Corp
240
13
13%
*148%
Corp
2,200
*149
13%
13%
5
2
—
Cable Corp com
4%
Va
5
Corp
General
Mar 17
...
No pai
common
General
29 % Apr
45
*42
45
*42
Transportation—1.25
General Bancsharcs
8
28
Anier
56% May
74% Feb
2
100
44
*42'A
33%
79% Dec 29
Sep 19
*42%
43%
33%
29-% Dec
33% Jan
7,200
5%
43%
8
••30% Jan
3,600
5%
5%
*95%
10
Apr 29
105
18%
5%
18%
53/4
96 %
Apr
43
800
18Tb
18%
'
33%
10% Mar 25
7% Feb
18
5%
*33
96
152
38% Mar 26
67% Nov 19
18%
5%
35%
34:%
331«
55
Apr
18%
5%
.
6%
*3234
13%
95%
convertible
57
14
18%
18 Va
com
Indus
■
500
33%
9
24
33%
a
6%
6
6%
33%
8,300
48%
95%
34% Mar 12
~9% Nov""l0
6%
35
22%
33%
6%
28
25% May
7
7
*33 Va
84 000
21%
*48%
American Investors com—1
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amcr Oil Co of Texas
5
Jan
80
634
36
General
7% Feb
93% Jun 27
7
*34%
32%
22%
483%
14% Jan
9
12% Jan
38% Nov
5
43% Dec 11
Acceptance
42%
6%
50
29%
67% Mar 11
Apr
138
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
41%
com_I~l
Inc
preferred
General American
64% Jan
x52
2
__
Industries
General
95% Feb
49
5
_
convertible
4
32-% Apr
Dec
Corp
3
11
50
No par
Feb
8
common
preforrcd
Co
Wood
4%%
18
141
Jan
convertible
Garrett
9
19
Apr
14% Nov
3% Jan
7% Nov
Mar
8
12
102
24% Feb 25
.o
17
40% Sep
26% Jan
3
Gardner-Denver Co
Apr
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
47% Mar 18
36% Dec
52 % Apr
125
Gamewell
37% Jan
7% Nov 20
67% Nov 26
3% Jan
5%
54
22
Gabriel
51% Mar 17
39% Jan 27
Jan 19
Oct
34
Oct
2
46
38
.
'
8
24% Mar 17
7% Oct 22
3% Jan
24% Jan
94
4
32% May
common
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
25
No par
No par
100
100
1
3
loo
3%
9%
9%
9%
9,000
*7%
8
1,500
53%
52%
53
52 Va
53
4,400
58%
56
57%
57%
58
11,800
46%
46
46Tb
46%
46 Va
12,600
78%
*78
79%
8
8%
*78
41
41%
40%
41%,
41%
30 Va
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
51%
51
52%
50%
51%
6,400
50%
50
50%
51
50 Va
58%
58%
x56 Va
57%
57 %
6,600
58%
56
55
58%
55
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
26 Tb
26%
5,47)0
27%
27 Va
26%
27%
40''2
41%
140
140
140
140
140
*75
77
*75
77
.77
32
32%
22%
22%
*87
88
31%
22%
*87
1
26%
27%
27 "A
1
7%
7%
•7%
32 Va
31%
140%
77
32 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
88
88
88
Va
26%
27%
7%
*7%
27
7%
140
140
141
*74
77
141%
*75
29,900
22 %
21%
22 Va,
29,900
88%
87
27%
26%
7%
7%
21%
*7%
10
31%.;.
31%
26%
110
31
31
*88
77
5,400
•
88
.
120
27 !A
10,100
7%
600
47'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
~
IS
.
Monday, May
.
.
(2150)
11
1950
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1038
14
May
52
Mar
28 Va Nov 17
75% Dec 22
9
5
Feb
Dec 10
129
25
39 Va Jan
6
101
71 Va Mar
6
110 % Feb
26
Jan
84 Va Jan
20
10
100
99% Sep
25
109
May
102
Gulf
No
preferred
Gulf
Oil Corp
HIGH SALE
AND
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 4
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5
May 5
Sale* lor
Thursday
May 8
29
29%
29
29%
76%
75%
75%
*75%
Xll3%
114%
113%
114
113%
59%
59%
60
60
*59%
87%
86
86
*85
37%
91%
*90
91 %
114%
114
25
l.
;.
Shares
t
28%
29%
29%
*75%
par
the Week
Friday-
May 7
May 6
29%
89 Va Jan
94
Apr
91
Apr
101
Apr
29
21
/
preferred——100
*86
87%
*86
dividend
preferred—1—100
*90%
91 %
90
$4.44
dividend
92%
*90
9
3
105 Va Mar
9
593b
$5
preferred™..—ion
100
102
102.
4
$5.08 dividend preferred——100
102
29
*75
76%
dividend
*90
90%
*90
102%
104 Va Mar
Apr
587«
$4.40
$4.20 dividend
9
Jan
91
22
No par
Common
16
13
65% Apr
89% Apr
102
1
Monday
Par
77
29]
v.'
6,500
*75 %
76
100
113%
113%
114
22,600
60%
60%
Gulf States Utilities Co—
96
19
Oct 30
Sep
30% Feb 17
73 % Jan 22
127% Jan 22
5
i>5
951,/2 Jan
90
2
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Jan
55% Dec
31
May 29
% July 14
Jun 13
84
NEW YORK
lw»nge Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*90
92 Va
921
*90
92%
90 7 «
*90
a
80
92
%
'
preferred—
102
*102
*102
103%.
*102
103%
*102
103%
20
103%
102
*
*102
103
*102
103
*102
102%
60
1
'•
"
'
II
Water —I
44% Feb 20
48% Mar 31
Hackensaek
49 Va Apr
7
20
Jan 21
2
69
Aug 14
29 Va Nov 18
58
Halliburton Oil
13 Va May 20
24% Dec
70
38'A Jan
47% July
3
Apr
1
69% Jan
25% Jan
5
28% Jail 20
20% Mar 31
2
99
Dec
8
88
2
33% Sep
20
Nov
19
47'A Dec
10
44 Vs Feb
53
Mar 17
125Va Apr
30'A Jan
132
26 V* Jan
41
2
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
30
Jan
13
140
32% Dec
14
29 % NOV
20V4 Apr 29
22 Va Jail 20
37a Jan
1
44% Dec 30
30% Nov 18
65 Va May
39 Va Jan
37
51 % Dec
31
67
10
Nov
Mar
3
Harsliaw
May
•
3
86
Jan
16
90% May
12
14
31 Vs Jan
23% Jail
2
33 V a Dec
8
27'A Apr
30 Va Apr
1G
34% May
Jun
27
35 Va Jan
23
37% Mar 13
19'A Nov 10
16 Vs Jan
7
Jan
19
112'A Jan
6
38
2
Feb
25
38% May
61
1
20
Nov
107 Va Oct
31
53% Jan
3
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
35% Dec
31
26% Jan
14
11 Va Jan
13
118
60
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Jan
29
13
85
va
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33% Dec
19
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15% Dec
31
18
15% Jan 19
36% Jan 27
9% Jan
20
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12% NOV
14
12
25% Dec
12
17% Jan
3
25% Jan
2
32% Jan
2
30
May 21
31
47% Dec
Jan
7
23% Mar
29% Apr
21
35
Jan
30
84
Jan
2
Jan
7
15% Feb
10
36% Jan
Feb
9
9% Apr
6
13
32% Apr
20% Jan
7
24
Feb
5
3
38% Mar 18
41
Feb
16
30% Apr 28
37
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2
75
Dec
1
90
Jun
6
92
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20
Jan
6
80% Mar
83% Jan
5
85% Mar
6
94% Mar 31
96% Jan 30
68% Apr
11 Va Jan
75
12
75
8% Jan
v
17
Nov
13
Jan
22
16% Jan
26
22
15% Dec
18
5% Jan
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
40'A Apr
14
63
Oct
13
56% Apr
22
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
22% Jan 21
87'A Dec
19
Jan
18
87% Jan
5
72% Jan' 17
2
93
15
2% Jail
2
6% Oct
20
Jan
7
20% Jan
2
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3
35% Jan
13
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
21.
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8
35% Feb 11
50
28% Jan
13
50% Dec 31
2
38% Dec 31
47% Jan 21
41
Oct
13
Oct
3
47
Dec
Dec
Jun
48
1
31
9
52% Jan 22
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30% Jan 28
46
Apr
1
25
37% Feb
41 Va
Apr 20
42% Jan
48
1
Feb
9
5
45 % Dec
2
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
44
Jan
14
29% Jan
2
38 % Nov
30
37
Jan
2
6% Apr
25
14
51
Jun
9% Nov
23
13
45% Jan
7
19% Apr 24
66
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Apr 29
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38% Jan 29
23% Jan 21
52
Jan
12
39
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47
;
50
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Jan
Jan
47
4
3
5
14
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41
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2
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18
25% Jan
16
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73
2
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2
101
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109
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65
156
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156
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8
163
146
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29
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C
133
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Jan
25% Jan
2
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2
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18% Jun
100
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5
10
12
21'A Apr 24
95% Jan
2
43% May
36% Jan
2
29% Jan
8
94 \ Dec
.
26 V'e Sep
552
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7
32
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12
20
36
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90
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30
25
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2
29
494
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28
30
22
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27
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2
44
143
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3
166
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68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
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7
Jan
68
2
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25
7% Jan 13
57% Jan
100
Jan
9
11
33% Sep
78 Va Jun
95
Oct
7
71
13
136
32% July 14
40
29% Mar
603
4
18
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7
25
Jan
13
41% Oct
30
28
Jan
2
35 Va Oct
6
394 % Apr 29
4
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21% Jan
3
33% Oct
May 28
33% Dec
13% Jan
2
19
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10
153% Jan 14
17% Feb
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97% Mar 11
86% Jan
12% Jan
111
19
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Mar 12
126% Mar
90% Mar 31
94
Jan
17
3
28
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2
58% Apr
8
67
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158
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27
37
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12
125
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37
a
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45
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3
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'2
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28
22
5
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5
24
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7
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16
6
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2
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9
36
31
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2
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Apr 27
5
10
45
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15
119
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123
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23
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2
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34
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34
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173,
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71
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103
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Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp_
Holland
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5
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17%
71
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17
18
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103
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common
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35%
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Holly Sugar Corp
17%
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22
21
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71 %
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50
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3%%
,
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par
200
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Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
,
116
115
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~
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International
Circuit Breaker
39,800
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32%
34
90%
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i
100
com
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61
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%
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,
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137
32
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5
4
common
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6 %
a
100
com
preferred
International Mining Corp
Canada
40 3
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100
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37
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45%.
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preferred
48
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20
4
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37
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common
33,800
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44
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70
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41
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i
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42
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73
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36%
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preferred-:
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21%
49 y«
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I-T-E
21
8
36%
„
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issued
Elec
21 3
46%
Int'l Business Machines
7%
37%
46% ~
Co
International
0%
37%
49%
Inspiration Cons Copper
5%
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36%
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Int'l
6%
37%;
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Inland Steel
International
6%
37 \\
21%
50
;
Nickel
92
'
03h
No par
Int'l
22%
92
..
49%
-
Industrial Rayon_.
;7%
21%
91%
36%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Int'l
21%,
91%
5
4.42% preferred—
—50
4.20% preferred—
a
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Iron
21%
92
No par
.
/preferred-,
i.2G% preferred
4.70% preferred
Interlake
22
,
'
400
84 %
74
15
57%.
39%
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90
7.3
19%.
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50
Co
4.08 %
4 Va %
18 %
57%
15%
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Idaho Power Co
Illinois Central RR Co
When
18%
58%
15%
21'h
J38%
84%.
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15%
18%
58%
15%
37%
-
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15%
18 Tit
58%
92
preferred series A——-—100
Hupp Corp common..——
1
5',9 convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
6
Illinois Power
73
*76%
84%
21%
5%
Cement
v
18%
15%
1
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
Hunt. Foods & Indust Inc com
.5
Ideal
.96%
5 7 Tit
1
Howe
Iowa
Jan
301
71
32%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_
34% Nov 14
88
30%
35
37% Feb 27
118
88
30%
33%
17%
40 4« Apr
37% Jan 21
71
89
30
35%
2
7
69%
89
35 5 a
2
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71
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76%
100
38
90
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37
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33% Jan
38
4.000
5
.
7
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
33%
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5,800
41.600
10
2
33%
1,200
11
41'A
35% Aug
13
34
43 %
71
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34
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38
28%
44%
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Jan
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70
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29 31
41%
28
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20
68 Va
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30%
91%
44
11
6,100
42
31
Jan
69
30%
10
32% Sep
27% Jan
68%
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20
45
24,700
39%.
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July
31
49,500
13%
30%
451
10%
50 %
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39%
42
Ctfs Inc
Jan
Va Dec
76%
13%
39%
41
Interchemical
73
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
74
1334
31%
39%
42
Insuransbarcs
28 Va
13
79 3 i
13%
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7
13
122% Nov
13
May '8
39%.Jan 27
143 Va May
7i%
14
j.—100
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29
15
21% Aug 27
17
65% Feb 27
Dec
Jun
,
75%
14
Co
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8 Vs Jan
07%
14%
49%
40%
29%
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52%
40
40%
2
97% Aug 13
52% Jun
69% %
14
38
;
49%
'
1
12
39 % Sep
81
42
Hertz
30
6
29% Jan
5% preferred
Hooker
Feb
Jun
07%
14%
—
2
7
84
69%'
14%
common—
9
Mar
27
74% Dec 29
67-%
1
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25
1
43
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7
*37%
.'-a
65% Jan
23% NOV 28
13
37
*38
.50
noncumulative preferred—25
-No par
Hercules Powder common
._2 1/12
90% Apr 13
8% Nov 20
9
27% Jail
38%
Homestako Mining
Honolulu Gil Corp.—
29% Nov 21
2
11%
7%
22
49% Jan
20
Jan
4
5
31
8
% Apr 27
2
67 Va Dec
19
15
27% Feb
92
5
2
7
21% Jan
39% NOV
16
Jail
May
39% Apr 29
53 Va Mar
9
23% Apr
85
Sep
Jan
39% Mar 13
21
86
5
39% Feb 24
7
21
Apr 23
106'A Apr 22
Jan
2
2
44%
11
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Apr
TO
64% Jan
10
9% Jan
30%
44%
11%-.
Hershey Chocolate Corp™—No pat
32 % May
15% Sep
30%
44%
1G
8
46% Apr 27
Jan
74 % May 29
88% Nov 28
30%
11%
Inc™
Hercules Motors
50
30%
19% Apr
34
Jan
16 Va Jan
21
72% Apr 29
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(G
10,500
44%.
1
39 Va Jan 22
Jan
35% Nov 20
2
21
Helinc
8.000
62
54%
130
51%
Heller (W E) & Co-
118 Va Apr
79
66
30% Dec 31
7
74
50
20 % Jan
1
52 Vi
*128
'41%
Co
3.G5r/o preferred
61%
-
49%
—
5
28
%
52%
132
3,900
41%
Heinz (H J) Co common
Mar
89% Feb 21
30% Dec
62
51%.
-129
1.200
96%
30%
51%
Hayes
6
130
1,700
22 '4
22
*94%
29%
- a
29%
61
53
130
96
29%
65 Vh
x52
51%
129
*94
30%'
62 %
62
50 %
128
22%
97
29%
'
17,100
26%
42
America common
4%% preferredHavcg Industries Inc—./
7
22%.
*22%
*94
.
31
100
68
67
*26%
41
.
;—2.50
.
Hat Corp of
Industries
22%
22%
'97
47'a
■40%
69
26%
—-—10
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chemical
67%
26 %
60%
50%
129%
•'
69%
26%
30%
61%
46%
50%
47%
68
26%
*94
31%
59%
*46%
67%
27
22 %
97
129%
100
1
47%
47%
47%
64%
26%
'
5
6
17% Jan
10
preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
5
83% Oct
32% Jan
G'/o
72
2
13% Mar 16
64% Jan
2
22%
31
16% Jan 12
5
22%
1
*46%
65
27
*94
preferred
34
JMay
47%
63%
26%
100
convertible
4%
12% Apr 13
39 Va Apr 20
79% May 7
16
52% Jan
15% NOV 17
Hamilton Watch Co common™!
45
7% Jan
22
13
Jan
*46%
5
Hammermill Paper Co.——,— 2.50
Hammond Organ Co™—.—™l
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—
'7.50
52 Vs May
Jan
34
6
G
May
-—-25
Well Cementing—_5
(W F) Printing Co
44% Jwi
Apr
26 Vo Feb
38
Dec
38
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
Apr 29
33% Mar 16
Hall
98
6
29 Vb Feb
9% Dec 17
9
Feb
15
Jan
24
8
Jan
21% Jan
9
>
122
41
*119
.
40 71.
40%
41%
40%
122
*119
122
45
44 %
44%
42%
21
21 %
20
20%
28%.
26
85
84%.
*119
"43%
44
800
122
44 3
4
4,500
20
20%
7,900
27
28:%
31.800
?
-
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
26% Sep
33% Oct
82
90% May 12
Jan
62%
15
3
20
3
24'A May
82
May
Jan
7
23% Jan
7
1
31% Jan
28
13
Dec~23
88
34% Apr 23
Jan
24
57
Feb
85
Apr 21
28
88
59% Apr 27
57% Jan 16
52% Dec
31
53
51% Jan
Dec
31
28
56% Dec
31
49 Va Feb
9
Apr
11
61
30
93
59% Jan
Mar
2
4
99% Aug
7
97
38
2
May 22
54% Oct
8
46% Mar 24
footnotes
see
Dec
page
24.
27
Jan
35
For
85% Mar 31
46% Apr 23
Jan
71
Apr 28
103% Feb 16
53% Jan
21
Jaeger Machine Co
5
21%
21%
21%.
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
%
25
25 V«
27 '.4
*83%
85
*83%
Jefferson Lake
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
1
common
3%%
preferredJohns-ManvlUe Corp
Johnson
&
Jones & Laughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
24
49
21%
49 %
88-
49%
••86
85
50
88
100
com
*86
5
58
59 %
577a
58 %
5
,
Johnson—
52
54.
54%
56
6S
67%
68 3 a
48%
48%
10
1
20
907u
.:■•< ■■/
3,900
87%
-85
61 %
68
—100
101%
1
48%
27 %
,
84%
*83%
35
50
49
49
3,500
*84%
86
49 %
49%
88
86
86
57
58%
35%-
57%
54%
55%
54%.
55
49%
*86
49 7 «
..
x66
48%
67%
100
49
10
56
56 3 4
14,100
54%
55%
12,300
24.500
'
100
102-.
49 Va
27
*83%
;
04%
65 7«
65 %
66%
99%
99%
100 %
100%
470
48
48%
48%
49%
6,900
J
/
/■
Volume
Number 5845
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2151)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
t
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
May 4"
Feb
13
47% Oct
28
Feb
37
•
11
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
39% Jan
7
93
7
44
45% Mar
83
Jan
112% Dec
2
Feb
24
124
Apr
8
2
10
21
48
Jan
Apr
Feb
110
May
-
116
1
4%%
•
t
4%%
4%%
4%%
Apr 24
57% Apr
Feb
12
32
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
88% Apr
92% Jan
27
4%
90% Oct
6
24
2
Feb
19
94% Jan
103
87
Dec
88
Dec
5
50% Jan
May 7
96July 31
10
9
89% Feb
34
Jan
20
92
19
29% Jan
25
2
2
7
"
.
.'48 % Mar 25
Mar:
33
t
2
31% Apr
2
,41% Feb
105% Oct
:
30
10
13
96% Jan
5
66% Nov 28
52% Feb
25
64
117% Feb
60% Nov
7
11
53% Feb
12
29% Nov
Feb 25
11
27% FCb
6
Jan
24,
5
-
30
Jan
2
43
Jan
46
% Jan
16
70% Nov 21
59
Apr
66
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
28 % Dec
2
26% Jan
2
V 29% Feb
7
27% Jan
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
11
86
78% Sep
9
9% Feb
7
46% Nov
17
17% Oct
22% Jan
2
2
43% Nov
22
16% .May 26
Dec
12
22
33% Dec
15
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Apr
22% Jan
6
33% Dec
18
4% Nov
3% Feb
6
23% Jan
22
Laclede
5
34% Jan
22
11
24% Jan
8
34% Apr
25% Dec
18
24% Jan
8
46% Dec
20
17
8
55% Apr
Jan
6
91
10% Feb
12
44% Jan
31
85
Mar 28
89
7
22
27
12% May
Jan
2
39% Oct
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
1% Jan
2
July
7
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
20
G% Sep
30
10% Sep 24
5% Jan
2
8% Apr
6
9
10% Jun
12
28
1
<14
3% Jun
<
9
5% Jan
2
22% Feb
28
32
24% Feb
10
14% Jan
2
70% Jan
2
8% Feb
40% Oct 30
Dec
36
2
18% Jan
Oct
1
95
31% Mar
22 % Feb
2
" Jan-
120%
7
13% Oct
13
2
82% Dec
5
13% Jan
17
158% Jun
140
Sep
5
80% Jan
146% Jan
152
95% Jan
108
Feb
49
19
May
1
66
May
May
8
28%'
29%
44%
45%
57%
65,
65%
1
25
*29%
1
45 %
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
Oct
Mar
Oct
12
Jan
23
100
88% July 28
4
85
Nov
83
104
3
82
9
30'
22% Mar 28
99
d
—
124
29% Jan
36% Apr
2
7
104
15
89-
May
Jan
..i
4
Mar
90% Mar
7
6
14
92% Feb
11
86% Feb
19
100% Apr 14
129% Nov
12
128% Jan
2
Jun
23
137
Apr
24
30
142% Mar 25
39
Feb
27
44% Mar 12
40 % Apr
Jan
128
27% Feb
143
10
16
43% Apr
8
62"
62%
61
62 74
617b
62%
8,500
36%
36
36%
367b
36%
354b
36%
100 G
35%
36
35%
357b
35%
35%
34'%
35 7b
34 74
34%
7,000
3,400
10
41%
42%
42 %
42%
41%
42%
41%
43%
22,800
82%
82
82%
42%
82%
42%
82
82%
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13%
827b
32
82
14
14
1444
33%
33%
33 3 b
34
14%
14
14%
13%
33%
33%
337b
33%
337 b
10
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
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41%
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22%
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22%
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28%
277b
28%
277b
28:%
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28%
284b
29%
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20
207b
31
294b
294b
28%
28%
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5
28%
29%
28%
287b
287b
284b
274b
287b
2744
common.3
52%
52%
52%
53
52%
527b
514b
52%
52
91
91
91
13
127b
13%
12%
127b
12%
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124b
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8,300
30%
30%
29%
30
29%
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29%
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pfd
12%
700
4
I,300
4
27%
800
27%
6,100
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3,200
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4
4
2%
2%
2%
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24b
27b
24b
2%
2%
3044
244
20%
20%
2074
20%
2074
6%
197b
20%
20%
20%
700
*20%
64b
64b
6%
64b
3.700
844
9
8Tb
9
7b
3,800
31
30%
30%
6%
*
9
7b
6%
87b
6
9
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6%
9
No par
87b
9
.
6,500
30%
31%
307b
3174
307b
3174
304b!
3174
3044
5
51%
52%
51%
51%
507b
5174
497b
5074
21 %
2174
2174
21%
2144
2174
21%
4,000
No par
21 "'it
4844
217b
50
21%
115%
11644
12,100
58%
58%.
10,600
12%
20,700
96%
6,200
Corp
10
117%
116%
59%
58%
5974
12%
92%
93%
94%
95%
95%
148%
149 %
148%
1487b
14874
99
99%
99
50
50
50
98
1,200
50
49
49%
1,000
107b
5,300
66
637a
64
10,900
10%
10%
10%
11 %
107 b
11
,10c
114%
120%
114 74
118
36 %
37%
3574
37%
35
35%
33%
3574
33%
347b
1
31 %
307 b
30%
3074
30%
2974
30%
2974
18,800
30%
30
—__————No par
137b
1374
134b
137b
13
13-%
1374
32,800
324b
33%
17,000
4144
434b
10,200
Theatres
Inc
-
Inc
series D
13%
13%
13%
4
10
1
31%
32%
31%
327b
31%
32%
43
41%
42%
41%
427b
preferred
41%
100
100
100
series G conv pfd
%
34%
*100%
*1007a
102
88
;
152%
*148
*87
ill
"877b
89
88
""
*150
l(J04b
*87
42
139
40
*86
*87
150%
*150%
152%
200
417b
41%
68,200
41
42
138
427b
42
138
180
87
87
150%
15044
1504b
100
100
100
*88%
87
88
>
*
6,800
357b
*87 7b
'
88
152%
com
138
30
88%
-
■*-'
5
40%
137%
138%
41%
407b
41
407b
40%
40%
40%
41
4,400
41%
40%
(Ky)_Nopar
j50
84
83%
8474
834b
84%
83
334b
82%
8374
2,700
83%
new—
133
104% Mar
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
15
Lykes
294b Jan
7
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews & Forbes
1187b Jan
15
123
Jan
22
6%
32 74 Jan
6
43
Apr
28
Mack
Trucks Inc
5
41%
(R H) Co Inc com
No par
preferred series A—-—100
Fund Inc
1
40%
85%
18%
18%
184b
Nashville
139
177b
177 b
177b
17%
187 b
1744
90
85%
88%
837b
867b
81
83%
27%
26%
274b
2674
27
25%
267b
25 7a
Steamship Co
17%
,
21,300
2674
82 7b
88'
27 %
9,100
8474
1644
17%
17
1
3.33%
190
138
138
,10
Lowcnsteln (M) & Sons Inc
7 Lukens Steel Co_
Bros
1
1007b
10O
107,200
132
3444
34%
35%
35
1007b
88
4074
41
:•.
357b
34%
34%
89
129
*124
130
*125
29,200
115
,
*125
128
*123
125
124
112
100
Co
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
&
7b
32%
42 : °
3274
42
100
series E preferred—
(P)
116%
106
119%
1157b
1
—
preferred
conv
Louisville
98
107b
107b
10%
99
62
63%
627b
62%
470
1487b
148%
*49
50 74
62%
62
0
;
95
1,800
2.50
——
Inc
4.35%
4.40%
49%
12:
7,800
98
'
997 a
99%
49%
5
12%
.
9644
957b
14874 148%
964b
1487b;
99
-
59
12
124 b
7
11744
•
584b
597b
xl2
12%
12%
12%
115
118
1167b
584 b
1187 b
58%
25
100
10
——
Industries
4,84%
116%
5
;
—•
—
7
314b Aug 13
2,600
20%
20
27 %
2
2
1,200
18,200
23
27
11
7,000
42<%
41%.
277b
71% Jan
19% Jun
-
4,100
28%
20
15% Jan
6
19,800
22
5
76% Jan
24
250
14%
333h
6
22
-
147b
Oct
18% Feb
300
62%
81
87% Jan
44% '
s
347b
2
,
29
447b
65%
29 74
617b
4
17
Sep 29
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
667b
45
62%
22
10
64%
284 b
45
34%
Dec
Jan
11% Jan
64%
*28%
45 %
1
Corp
Loew's
7%
64%
29 %
No par
Lorillard
7
7
46
44
14
55% Mar
60
155% Apr
8,200
1,000
64
29 %
30%
RR
issued
4.25%
14
Apr
6,100
62
Long Island Lighting Co com—10
5% series B preferred—
3 00
15
57 %
34%
5
7 Lone Star Gas Co common
139% Jan: 26
6
May
5644
58
56%
28%
Lone Star Cement Corp
46% Jan 26
41% Mar 31
cc
v
15,800
.1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
4.
109%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
;
1
Loew's
-
5,300
45
444b
109 7b
47b
9
2
5,400
29
45%
1104b
44%
*3 7 b
2
Jan
1
287b
29
600
207b
27
31
2,400
28%
58%
58
'•"65%
29%
*45
32%
>44%
63%
30
45%
3144
.
1,500
*29%
37
5
58%
32 '
109
111%
110%
111%
58
58%
2,600
37b
37% Apr
37% Jan
110
113%
112%
46
294b
123% Apr
5
,32
46
4
45
Link Belt Co
31% May
32-
3674
46%'
20 7b
28% Mar 24
<
32
81%
46
37b
28% Feb
2*
32
V
297b
72% Feb
38% Oct
46%
20%
11
2
46%
4
90% Dec
28% Jan
46%
3674
31
10% May
j
46
93%
*80%
20%
57% Jan
29
44%
*91
36%
3%
14
14% Apr
37%
19%
21
9
*36%
*29%
Oct
10% Mar
37-
804b
31%
81%
36%
937b
807a
*3674
82
81%
37%.
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Oct"
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*91
'
25
15
Mar
03%
91
93%
81%
29%
_
63%
36% Mar 11
91
44%
1'
2
Lionel
*88
10
3
14 % Mar 23
897b
287 a
;oo
Jan
10
*88
*88
_2.50
46% Jan
'
91
'
7
Products
issued
When
51
97%
45 77.
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
Mar
96% Dec 31
„G0% Jan 22
4
•967b
32
common
& Sons
Stores
When
24
97%
30
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
22
9
*96%
V
Corp .j_
Lehman
Lerner
97%
*91
No par
Tire
(James)
Lehn & Fink
26
*96%
44%
common
Bryant
Lehigh Valley
4
29
Api%22
00% Apr
29
Jan
12
2
Co
50c non-cum 2nd
98% Apr
57% Apr
7% Jan
65% Jan
6
6
53 % Apr
7
Jan
20
3% Apr.
22% Apr
29% Jan 27
19
19% Sep
100
37% Jan
7
29% May
21
'
10
97%'
*96
31%
3.85%
preferred
—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigli Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
5
May
14% Apr
9.% Mar 26
50
91
29%
preferred series A
Rubber &
Lee
•Lees
80%
*89%
1
__
Consolidada 6%
Lane
30% Mar 23
*79
91
5
4
1,600
897b'
*89 7b
8.75
_
54
*79
81%
43%
54
5344
80%
,
93%
No par
Co
100
114
91
.
90
;
74
114
*88%
90
90
*88
*37%
Co__
"
25% Dec
Feb
&
Gas
4.32%
La
4% Mar 11
2
Jan
H)
(S
30
2
25
97%
50
Kroeliler Mfg Co
Jan
83
*96
114
1,200
1,900
122
5374
53%
900
46%
♦4544
121
_..i
Kress
5
18% Jan
17
91
81
Kroger Co
10
*88%
common...
3
22
29% May
3% May 19
„
34% Jan
27% May
Dec
31
80%
*88
4% preferred,:
Korvette <E j) In<L——
Kresge (S S) Co
5
43% Mar
53%
81%
*91
v
3
26% Mar
Jan
21
Koppers Co Inc
26
17% Mar
Jan
38% Jan
7
31
7
34% Feb
13% May
32
5
7
51% Mar 13
Feb
53%
*80%
400
121%
*112
114
*112
113%
53%
81%
_iqo
4%% conv prier preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co„
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
*
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
39% Apr
85
Jan
81
21
32% Nov
24% Jan
v
41% May
May 29
Jan
36% May
121%
54%
__100
Electric
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
46% Mar 30
*45%
120%
112
111
No par
:
;
Kayscr-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co—
1.
Kennecott Copper—.
Kern County Land Co
70% Apr 21
31% Apr .20
46% Apr
46 %
120%
100
Kansas Fo^er As:Light Co.
4
14
20
18% Oct
*45%
42,200
46%
107
107
4574'
46%
45%
*44 7 b
44%
1037b
120%
54%
•
4474
*45%
"8017
preferred
&
103%
100
preferred
Gas
Shares
<
<147b
4474
43
1037b
104
*102%
100
preferred
Kansas
44%
•
*118%
46
120 %
111
100
preferred
AS'o- .non-cum
13
17
pfd
.preferred—
4.20%
4.35%
-
38% Mar 13
16% Jan • 7
conv
preferred
Kansas City .Southern com_
12
8
287b Jari
3
i,
6
88% Feb
.
43% Oct
27
20% Jan
30
29% Dec
Jan
25% Apr
75% Jan
33% Jan
39 % Feb
5
Mar
93
10
36% May
42 % Dec
10
10% Jan
38
Apr
>
.'3.80%
"
76% Mar 31
38% Aug 13
2'
89 % Feb
5
Jun
88% Nov
99
'
97
.
17
Mar 11
103 %
118%
48
102
447b
44%
437b
44%
*42
48
46
^50
42 %
43
■
102
100
preferred—_100
(ser of 1959)
4.50%
77
41%
*41%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No par
12
29
50% Dec 23
86
Feb 14
>49% Jan
Oct
2
(when
convertible
78
38% Jan
33%
.33%
Corp__.
issued)
convertible preferred
preferred
Common
24
Apr
.109
10
107
16
48
;
6
% Feb
•
Kaiser Alum & Chem
#'? 48% Apr: 20
9
44 7b May
May 8
l.
K
23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May }
Wednesday
May 6
May 5
Sale* f»»
SALS FUCKS
AND HIGH
Tuesdayy
II.300
M
23
Jan
Jan
15
214b Jan
2
36 74 Nov
17
17
2
116
125
Apr
Jan
3
394b Dec
787b Jan
6
1374 Apr
Jan
2
4274 Jan 20
877b Mai' 30
Macy
19
18
May 14
187b Oct
1
Jan
2
207b Jan
21
Jan
9
1874 Jan
30
7
78
Mar 17
May
7
Apr
487b May
8
Madison Square Garden—
No par
Magma Copper———
,,,7..—10
Magnavox Co ^,———,,——7—1
Mahoning Coal RR Co———50
7
Mallory
Jan
14
1774 Dec
31
14
10
717b Oct
13
5844 May
3074 Jan
607b Dec
2
Feb
10
390
48 74 Jan
7
70
Jan
22
475
36% Jan
1
Jun
6
450
12
39% Dec
10
450
4%%
234b Apr
29
544 Jan
2
84b Sep
29
5-b May
5
57b Apr
8
84b Nov
19
6% Jan
5
7
1574 Jan
5
2244 Mar 16
1
26
3174 Mar 19
12% Jan
17
3
Aug
14
Manatf Sugar Co—
30
Mandel
Jan
8
2
774 Feb
4
5Tb Apr
22
2
2444 Oct
29
23% Jan
2
517b Jan
9
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
73
453b May
5
594b Jan
287b Oct
2
25% Jan
2
594b Dec
31
427b Jan
2
454b Nov
81% Jan
8
937b July 11
2
91
7
29% Jan
6
May
324b Jan
36% Jan
424b Dec
3
37
Feb
5
2
49 % Dec
22
47
Jan
20
34
Jan
7
14
Sep 25
2
257b Jan
30
757b Nov
11
854b Jun
26
76
May
75
16
854b Jun
16
77
Apr
Sep
664b Sep
15
77
■
.
v
-
'
77
4
26
5
5
Mar
12
common—u,5
4%
convertible preferred—
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Midland Corp
Marine
467b Apr 24
93% Jail 26
607b May
8
M^r...I
2
Field & Co
Masonite
45% Mar
24
4%%
81
Mar 26
81
Mar 31
,1
.—_—.
No par
Corp
May Dept Stores
5
——100
preferred——
Oc
20
No par
com
common—!
5
$3.75
May
5
2
727b Mar 17
82
Feb 24
preferred
_No
pfd 1947 series—No
$3.40 preferred
No
3%%
preferred
—
-
''
•
'
par
par
par
100
427b
40%
4044
41
85%
85
8544
19
45% Jan
2
38
2
Jan
13
497b Nov
20
29
19% Jan
7
234b Jan
Dec
May
7
15
187b Apr
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
38% Apr
24
39% Jan
9
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
10
467b Apr
17
137b Jan
2
Jan
837b Dec
29
80
Apr
457 b May
42% Apr
2 *
24
7
1944 Feb
5
947b Feb
5
58
Feb
567b Dec
1
23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
5974 Dec
1
107b Jan
2
204b Nov
17
Dec
31
84
May
707b Nov 21
64
Jan
7b Feb
13
107b Mar
284b Mar 3
— —
.
31% Apr
39
687b Jan
52
Jan
2
14
98
37 74 Jan
54
Mar
177b Jan
1
30
47
9
60% Jan
15
26
194b Feb
3
4
99% Feb
3
19
8934 Apr
28
77b Jun
3
94b Jan
137b Jan
2
227b Dec
19
20 7b Jan
2
224b May
3374 Apr
9
47 44
24
43
Jan
2
51
867b Jan
7
96
22% Jan
2
Sep
10
8
16
Mar 31
444b Mar 18
Feb
5
15%
7b
587b
465
"450
45
47
x47
-
5%
7%
*74b
1774
174 b
167b
28%
287b
544
6%
29%
6%
6
244b
24%
66 44
24%
67
6644
4544
4674
Co
Corp
Corp common
50c
convertible preferred—100
1
McDonnell Aircraft COi'P
5
McGraw-Edison Co
1
Stores
3%%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
.
McGraw-Hill Publishing
„,—
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
3
1
5
29 7b
6
244b
6044
20,800
657b
68
57,200
480
*460
480
4874
4574
54b
*54b
74 b
7%
*16%
17
2844
30%
6
6 74
244b
24%
54b
7%
74b
10
480
4874
19.800
54b
900
1,300
774
1,500
17
1644
164b
30 7a
29%
30
11.700
6
3,100
25
14.200
67b
247b
.
6
24%
7G
1,100
49
4,300
447b
45 7b
45
4574
457b
4574
*66%
67
70
*67
46%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
93
93
92
93
91
92
544b
557b
58
547b
■567b
5674
60%
43%
42 74
434b
424b
43
4,600
*90
92
50%
53%
52%
43%
43%
43 7b
434b
437b
49 7b
49%
497b
49%
49 7b
49%
4844
49
76
76
76 74
76 74
*75 7b
777b
77
77
*77
78 7b
*77
77
77
78 7b
*68%
69
*68%
69
6874
68%
79 7 b
78
73
*75%
77
*90
92
1
2.900
90
180,600
49
10.600
77
220
77
100
*68 7b
69
20
*78
79%
30
13,900
48
*75%
77
*68%
69 %
*77
79 %
814b
82 74
84%
88
87%
90%
81%
804b
85
81
387b
374b
37Tb
33
3.300
384b
384b
207b
3874
1,200
21
204b
21
21
20'a
2044
21
207b
21
79%
*78
*78
38%
>45%
38%
46%
38%
46%
*46
14%
14%
81
46
46
%
15
80
15
*79
81
4544
467'.»
42%
44%
44
45
42
42%
427b
424b
58
58%
58
58
18%
18%
18 7 b
18%
84
4674
14%
*79
45%
43
424 B
*58
184b
84%
857 b
86%
83 7
84
84 7 b
9 %
.10
5
series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B—
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—J—.—3%
18
47
48
84%
.
*460
6
48
85
Inc.
48%
47
%
Robbins
5974
70
47
8%
&
Trucking Co
McLean
607b
62
46%
67
10
McKesson
400
5844
66
62
61
74
57
82
a
84a
9
9
*46
4674
14%
15
*79
81
45%
434b
45%
47
144b
81
457b
>46
14%
*79
47
50
15
•6.400
81
20
457b
4544
5.800
43%
14,000
11,600
404b
43
4174
42%
42
424b
414b
42%
587b
5744
574b
587 b
587b
1874
184b
1874
187b
2,300
187a
87
38
94
2,500
867b
8674
86%
81%
84
9
9
9
22
22 74
444)
83
844
834)
9
1,200
4,400
17,600
21%
214b
900
43%
447a
4,300
21%
21%
22
224b
x44 7b
44%
44 7b
45%
43%
96
x93 7 b
93%
947'a
94%
*92 4b
28
2874
28 7b
28
2874
284b
83
83 7b
*82%
83 7b
83
837b
*33%
334b
3374
33%
700
33 7
37%
27,100
85
May
80
Jan
5
19% Jan
7
32
Dec
18
29 74 Jan
7
33% Apr
3644 Jan
10
834b Dec
10
67
Feb
9
88% May
Oct
1
May 20
80
Jan
6
85
20,000
35
45%
787b July 28
page
270
18%
15
217 b
284b Apr
857b Apr
see
85%
18%
45%
957b Mar 26
footnotes
857b
13%
15%
•
1874 V
21%
5
For
85
*1444
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
2
Feb
85
187b
1574
Mead
92 7b Feb
86
8544
18%
6
2344 Jan
74
85
"144b
2
Apr 25
26% Apr 14
7
40%
56
McCrory-McLcllan
62
407b
\
*
No par
——No par
McCord Corp common———-—
3
$2.50 preferred
50
Maytag
McCall
41
*7 7b
6
3,300
40%
7%
24%
15,200
40
17%
67
20
41%
4044
27%
•
2,100
30
125
41%
427b
7%
6
%
30
*123
40%
54 b
6
4.
41
465
44 %
1
2
237b Jan
V
63
62%
57%
125
18%
'
*14%
64
*123
123
42
42%
42%
30%
307b
30%
30
123
17%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marshall
53% Feb
43%
304 b
123%
7b
30
122
465
450
—No par
———_5
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt,
83.75
Feb
68 >
July 30
7% Jan
277b Mar
56%
!
30%
15
15
62 %
1
——-1
Co—
&
774 Jan
54b Jan
Jan
(PR)
9lb Jan
187b Jan
21
'122
Madison
31% Jan
8
i
837b Jan
37
88
1
28
100
123%
30%
common,—10
preferred
16
7
22
6
6
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st
Merck
$3.50
&,
Co
Inc
preferred
common
—,
16%c
No par
*93%
28%
28%
28
83
83
837b
84
33%
33%
33
33 V8
*3374
86%
87%
85%
86%
8644
81
81
*80
81
*80 7b
28
2
867b
883b
*80 7 2
84
24.
\
95
837b
84
*92 4 b
87
*80 7b
95
84
110
7,300
250
100
19
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
M
..
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
(2152)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Ruige for Previous
3074 Mar 10
53% Oct
19% Feb
39
Jan
Sep
15
91
62% Dec
2
78
Dec 22
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
247'a Mar
3474 Jan
July
Mar 31
88
Jan
9
87
Feb
19
98
6
33% Jan
Jan
2
88
24
10
13
28
Jan
10
Feu
22
a
Jan
16
Jan
39
6
24
Jan
29
Monarch
6
15% Jan
12
Monon
2
10% Jan
13
Class
38% Jan
8
49% Apr
20
Monsanto
Nov 19
60
Jan
60
May
90
Nov
68% Jan
75
Mur 30
13% Apr
18% Jan
13
8% Sep
24
8
30
Jan
41% Nov 20
2
May
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
1
28% Jan
14
45
5
71% Dec
12
63% Feb
4
Jan
14% Jun
22
21% Dec
29
25
37% Dec 22
35% Mar
78
20% Jan 14
1874 Feb
23%
*95
28% Feb 26
1
Machine Tool
Montana
Co
1774
97
327b
*3174
3274
27
267b
2674
20%
26%
18%
17
1774
17%
177 b
111
144%
34%
34
34%
36 74
36%
36%
36%
1,400
21 %
2074
21
197 b
207b
197b
20%
34,000
45
4474
45%
437b
4574
4474
45
2874
2974
27
287b
27%
2874
40 7 »
407
407b
407-4
407
a
407,,
16,500
6%
12.900
♦
67b
674
6*4
57a
467 a
40 7 a
467a
457b
47
45%
477b
18
17%:
177b
17%
17%
2,000
38,300
6
177 b
177b
1674
177 b
107 b
177b
16
1674
16'b
16%
607-4
*6574
66 74
6574
0674
05 Vb
65*/4
*6474
6574
30
7474
74 74
*7474
7574
7474
74%
75*2
*75
14%
*14
14 7
14
14
13%
7574
13%
500
14
4.300
2
*75
137b
22
22%
217b
227b
13*4
*12%
13%
874
8%
*874
8%
700
48 7.4
48
487b
48,400
317 b-
30%
31%
5,100
3,700
2274
23 7 b
22%
22%
1474
13
13
*8%
13 Vb
9
1374
97 b
«
•
87b
9
497b
48
48%
4374
48%
31 Va
31 %
31
817 b
31
i
31
7574
75%
75%
7574
7574
7574
75*2
75
24%
247b
24%
257b
257b
257b
2474
247b
29%
28%
30
2974
2974
29
29%
29
49%
4674
4874
47%
40% Feb
4
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
487b
49%
6
24% Feb 24
Moore-McCormack Lines
2274
227a
2274
227b
2274
23% Jan
2
30% Apr
Morrell
2774
27%
27
27%
267b
2774
35
5
60% Dec 31
57% Jan 28
12
10
3
99 V»
20% Jan
23% Dec 31
(John) & Co
Dec
45
Feb
50
25
18
Sep
15
Jan
2
32
20
32% Apr
2
48% Apr 16
31% May 6
50% Jan
98
96
3274
3274
3274
32
327b
317b
327b
32
16%,
16%
16%
167b
167b
16 Vb
1674
13
167*
28%
28%
2874
287 b
2874
28%
28 :>
28%
2874'
28*4
32
32
327b
327a
31%
327 b
31
32
'
3074
31%
46%
47
4674
46%
4674
46%
4674
47
46%
307b
29%
317 b
30
317b
29
30
f
V
46%'
28%
407b
4174
4174
41%
•
1
18
Myara (F E) to Bros
17.
9
,7
94
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
10
Apr
39% Apr 24
18
Corp
2
43% Jan
27
123
10,900
63,100
16%
Mueller Brass Co
Jan
11274
116
327b
Inc
Products
Motor
3,100
2674
122%
24%
267b
130
23
2274
2274
227a
24%
112
8,90C
4-5,406
10
8
Motor Wheel Corp...
24% Jan
33% Nov 28
38
17% Jan
28
25% Oct 13
Jan
17
30% Jan
19% Jan
9
130
49
49%
3,500
29*4
7 43%
1
May 7
34% Mar 12
Motorola
23
300
7674
247b
par
257b
Feb
190
*1274
237b
21% Nov 17
% Nov 21
135b
37b
22%
*1374
42% Nov 13
32
r
29%
16
12,200
16
17%
1
30% Apr
27,800
%
46%
17%
2
Nov'Il
6
6
4,200
6%
2
18%
8,700
477b
2
May
145
■
Jan
12% Apr
19'% Jan
Y 9,600
%
113
337b
48%
Monterey Oil Co
9
1.900
37
3374
17% Jan
49% May
•%•;% 900
33%
145
11% Jan
3
1,000
7
x36%
48%
28
-97
Monlccatinl Mining & ChemicalAmerican shares
1,000 lira
25% Apr 29
36 Va Jan
2
24,500
2374
♦95
*317b
3074
7574
.—No
Co
Power
22%
*95
327b
477a
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
2
Mar 24
15,400
—No par
——2
B
Chemical
*2674
31.900
V
"057b
No par
25
class A
RR
20
17%
100
100
-1.25
4.20%
27
1,900
37 7-b
132
2374
22%
550
134
14074
3174
500
3,200
97
32
32
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134
1307b
6,400
.
16%
—1
3%%
29
80
10
18
23
98%
*95
99
47
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
Missouri Public Service Co
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
2
Jan
23
2374
23%
*95
67 a
5
±
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
27
Jan
4% Apr
29% Apr
Corp
Development Co
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
2
62
29
23%
40%
18% Am'
14% Sep
134%
29%
12% Jan
20% Sep
134
397a
14% Dec
16% Dec
126%
287 b
17% May
6
132%
136%
22%
—1
1
i
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
48% Feb 20
20% Jan 30
13
197 b
407*
8
5% May
Apr 22
197b."
134
No par
Corp
Mission
4
8% Jan
36%
197b
297 b
Light
Power &
Maid
Paper
Mission
41% Mar 16
52
11%
367-1
20%
397b
29% May
15% Jan
36%
19
287a
49% Apr
9
2
Minute
4
41% Jan
19
8874,
37
19%
447 a
Ontario
Minnesota
22
21% Mar
18
8774
3674
19
207»
Jan
Mining &; Mfg
Minn
Minnesota
5
19% Dec 30
2
87%
36%.
87
36%
447b
13
4% Jan
87'%
36%
20
21 %
Mar
36% Jan
5
87%
19%
•
48
40%
36%
87%.
1
44
22% Mar 26
29
Corp
21
2
9% Jun
8374
•
4,300
43
47%
*40
88
36%
16% Jan
43% Dec
4674
42 Vb
.
88
36%
18% Oct
2
467 a
37
2
2
Apr
16% Oct 24
4774
33%
4% Jan
4% Jan
4774
14574
39
20
47%
37
9
40% .Tan
47%
10
100
47
47%
477a
40%
337a
Feb
6
397-i
145 %
35
6
397b
33%
38
31% Apr 28
16
40
32%
35% Dec 29
44% Aug
25% Aug
39%
145%
6
39% Dec
4074
2.50
27% Jan
10
*3974
No par
20% Feb
151% Apr 24
7
B
8
25
4074
18%
29
25
477b-
*39%
18%
Dec
Jan
427b
4774
*26%
35% Oct
Feb
42%
477b
18%
145%
2
18% Feb
44%
477b
2674
2
31
43
48%
18%
25
27
45
31
11% Jan
6
98
4774
26%
73 74 Feb
9974
44%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
24
*9774
98
16
17
Apr
32% Feb
8874
48%
29% Mar 26
99
*97
9974
50
*85
45%
100
3174
24% Mar 25
S
17
May
111% Jan
*9774
%■;
48
*98
Mlnneapolls-IIoncywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
21
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
137% Apr
9
Feb
26% Apr 29
20% Nov 14
8874
8474
"
45
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—
27
25% Jan
Oil
*85
*82
8874
8474
*85
260
84%
*9474
87
%
r
96
9974
96
*8474
88%
*85
88%
*9474
1.900
7
81
*9472
8374
1
preferred
1st
Midwest
24 % Mar 20
85%
96
*85%
22,700
:• "V.'"
*32
96
W 8274
84
5974
605«
59
5974
87
96
96
8374
84
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87
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10
Inc
Enterprises Inc
5%%
27
Utilities
4
5674
56
56
a
5
100
10
Midland-Ross Corp common
21% Jan
116
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
567
96
100
100
100
100
-*
series
scries.—;
scries..
series
4.35%
*
Midland
18% Feb
28% Dec 31
84
4
pla—100
South
8
Jan
92
3
Nov
13% Jan
82%
10,600
587b
copper
111% Jan 28
5
58
.%
62%
19%
59%
Middle
38% Jan
18
18
11
197a
587b
Miami
92
2
35% Feb
Oct 31
197b
5974
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
6
83% Jan
Dec
19%
59
5
47% May
4
96
19!
59%
6
44% Apr
6
20% Nov
2
Jan
20
59%
28
Apr
2
39% Jan
10
126
17
7% Jan
197a
59%
Co
Machine
50% Mar
Jan 23
33
15
0
39% Aug
7
20
19*4
19%
99% Mar 11
19
21% Feb
Jun
56%
59%
M'csta
51% Apr
2
Feb
25
Week
Shares
May 8
May 7
5
Mar 13
45
0
25% Feb
17
98
80
39
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
Jan
6
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
2
59
Jan
48% Dec
25
76
88% Apr
4
35% Jan
14% Jan
0
80% Jan 13
7
28% Jun
78
6
Jan
May 5
May t
t he
Friday
Thursday
May 6
Mcrgcnthaler Linotype Co1
Mcrritt-Chapman
&Scott—..12.50
63% Feb 26
93
102
79
22% Feb
82
10
Sep 24
62% May
2
18
92% May 13
79
8
Jan
53% Jan
5
2
8
44% Jan
27
15% Jail
PMf
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sales for
PRICES
sale
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lnrdt
LOW and high
STOCKS
10574
41
41
No pa*
89-%
—-1
5
-15%
1574
X61
627 a
41*4
•-
2,700
■»
32%
•
2,200
3,600
1,600
6,200
29
29%'
4174
42
14%
14%
24,100
7
l.GOC
N
9% Jan
16% Dec
2
Jan
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
3
11
'
i
,
<
(
■
19
15
8
43% Jan
.
2
31
14% Jan
23% Mar
41% Jan
149% Oct
9% Jan
6
50% Jan
17
2
30% Deo
7
49% Nov 21
9
6
2
34% May
13
11
•
26% Apr
46% Feb
14
2
20% Jan
86% Jan
2
31% Nov 19
29% Feb
12
2
103% Nov 19
99% Jan
0
2
42
Jan
8
90
Jan
7
84% Apr 17
Oct
148
2
Deo
24
0
59% Deo li
100
May B
115% Oct 10
168
Jun
19
22
Apr 21
53 % Feb
93
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
77%
Jan
2
28% Jan
2
Apr 10
74% Jan
4
36
7
Jan
18
Natl Malleable
38% Mar 24
54
Apr
6
12% Mar 23
National Theatres
9
14% Apr
20% Apr
National
7
2
U
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
36% Apr 30
50% Oct
13
17% Jan
26
17
2
3
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
5% Jan
29% Nov 20
32% Nov 10
2
14V* Jan
Dec
2
275
Dec
31
83
40% May
23% Jan 27
6
New
8
440
Feb
N
Y
7
10% Jan
6
20% Jan
5
Preferred 5%
8
38 % Jan
2
56% Dec 31
53% Feb
9
58% Jan 21
74% Sep
17
85
Mar 18
75
2
39
Nov
Apr 24
38% Jan
2
84% Mar 11
29% Jan
5
19
76
July
67
Sep
70% Sep
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
18
41% Jan
14
08% Jan
8
73 % Apr
1
80% July 25
73% Feb
6
77% Apr
13
Jan
7
85% Mar
3
3.90%
82 % Jan
5
88% Apr
2
13%
14
137 a
13 7
1374
13%
1974
19%
197b
18%
'197a
18%
18-%
87a
87 b
87 a
87b
874
1
1
19
13
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
7
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
81
80% Oct
1
83% Dec 31
22 %
Apr
7
10% Jan
2
30% Dec
17
31
Feb
For
6
footnotes
70
Jan
6
30% May
105
Northern
16
5%%
8
113% Mar
9
52% Mar 13
2
25% Apr
22% Jan
83% Jan
23
72% Jan
13
83
-
Feb
2
11
July 16
94% JUn 19
83% Jan 21
82% Jan
5
93 % Mar
84
7
22
Jan
.
94
92
27
Jan
Feb
88% Mar 23
86% Mar
5
89
31%Jant
5
30% Jan-
7
43% Apr
46% Apr
31% Jan
47% Jan 27
page
lo
24.
Mar 25
$4.10
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
$4.16 preferred series..
13
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10
Northwest
44
Apr 10
75% May 1
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41'
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8,700
9,300
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53,700
33*4
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3374
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325
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5%%
874
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26%
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350
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40
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3974
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14,600
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70
71
72
72
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76
76
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957 b
967 b
95*4
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3,000
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9874
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23
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46
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317b
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24%
,
73
23
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11274
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108
31
100
100
5
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50
43
1
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100
1,800
3974
78
1
100
100
100
100
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17%
32%
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8674
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7074
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30
350
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18
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327b
177b
177b
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18
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8974
3674
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$3.60 preferred 6erles
$4.11
17
see
•
5,400
4074
2974
106
Co..
.
$4.08
31
69
Pacific Ry
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
2
33 % Dec
57% Dec
Gas
Northern
88% Mar 23
37% Dec
34% Dec 31
20
77% Mar 17
Natural
preferred
5.80% preferred
6
90%
41*4?
2774
*104
Aviation
Jan
47% Feb
108
American
35% Jan
73
108
22% Nov 11
Jun
5
7
9074
4074
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3374
39%
u
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Jan
89%
42
7974
32% Apr 30
30
897 b
18
397b
770
13,800
297b
3374
78
"
.
2974
.
18%
-
76
20%
88
89
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32% Dec
33
20%
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4074
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:
42%
80
27% Nov
72% Nov
34%
325
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84
2
109% Jun
28%
34%
88
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88
42
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84
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9
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1
76
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11
87%
42%
29%
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88
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52,^8 Mar 18
23
20%
7974
23% Mar 10
Oct
76
2074
80
39% Feb
9
21% Jan 28
63% Apr
26% Apr
76
2074
75
84% Jan
102
397 a
76%
20%
7474
22% Jan 12
23
39 %
76
2074
*7974
18
29
39
77
20%
-
100
19
27
3,400
2.000
76%
100
23% Apr
45% Dec
29% Mar 18
37% Apr
100%. Apr
34*b
39
56%
5
1-02% Feb 26
33%
39
*7674
20
17
357b
3974
100
25% Feb
2
Apr
3474'
39
No par
19
26% Jan
3574
3974
Electric Gas Corp—
29
36
14
347 b
39%
1
Dec
900
14
14 %
35
18 %
Nov
14
14
347b
*874
27
Mar 23
9,800
147 4
100
92
108
3,700
4,900
87 b
3474
3974
~
50
scries A
137-4
18%
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14
14
14
137 b ;
1874
1
14
18
7
105% May 16
103-% Apr 29
96% Jan
5
8%
87b
8%
a
347 a
No Dar
Co
2
6
2,600
14
53% Apr
21% Sep
Feb
19,300
39%
197b
18% Jan
94
108
1,500
82 7b
137b
1
preferred.——
preferred
preferred
3.40%
5174
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B
10%
—
preferred
3.60%
79
5074
1
100
4.10% preferred
—100
5.25% preferred.
100
: 4.85% preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp
6
Nopco Chemical Co
.1
Norfolk & Western Ry common_25
Adjustment preferred
28
103
397
2,500
1
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No par
8
507 a
80
807a-
397$
35%
16,800
Co
Common
: $3.75
3574
12.400
•
;
79
-1,200
107b
No par
Y State
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
2
8074
3974
70
'
-
227 b
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N
80
39
20'
10*4
Common
6
38% Feb 17
5074
80 Vb
New Haven & Hartford Co—
8
May
17% May
32% May
8
5074
7974
*
21%
Brake—
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
25% Apr
50
.
r
330
■
.
——1
Fibre
N Y Chicago & St Louis
N Y & Harlem RR Co..
13
5074
37
<
9,000
122*4
155
132
20
307b
35%
5074
6,600
107a
York Central
4
15
367b
132
-
'
22
York
May
3674
*15474
2074
*20
7,600
•-
67%
107b
30
30% Jan
207b
23
95.
12074
*
20%
36 %
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
34% Jan
Jan
:
131
20%
3674
.
23,600
--3,200
217b
49% Mar 13
9
2 5"% Feb
156
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133%
3674
1227b
119
*155
134
15474
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-
22%
66%
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;
15474
124
15474
20%
;
>
95
7,700
31%
10474
10372
68 vb
122% 123%
122%
15474
133
-23
6674*94-
12574
20%
1057b. 1057b
22%
23
155
20%
England Electric System——1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
31% Feb 27
280
,
; 4,400
2774
527b
t
11
_
Air
3i7b
122%
New
New
50%
95
27,900
227b
86% Apr SO
107% Mar 11
Apr
87% May
517 i
31%
■687b
13,500
68%
107b
26
2
277b
50%
31 Vb-
277b
-
6774
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10%
.
*
27%
517b
155
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0874
32
277b
V 106
227b
697a
22
43% Feb
19
68%
95
,
10%
11
2
82% Mar
\
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69
52%
154*4
52
r:
107
22%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common_.No par
.3%% preferred
100
21% Jan
67%
69
106
156
'
15474
527a "
;
22 ya
Nelsner
May
23%
227 b
23%'
95
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51%
1074
38%
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19% Jan
107
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8,100
;
107b
13
76
106
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327«
317b
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38%'
36
7
;
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51%-
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32%
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517a
-
32%
-
-
-
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157
33%
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11
Feb
19
6974
2774
51 %
12,000
22%
10 Vb Mar 24
Nov
697'e-
2774
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3274
;69%-<
69
23%
38 Vb
37% Apr
84% July
697 b
51%
1074
6,000
237*
-24
2274'
,
21%
15
20
1557b
:
617 b
4
9
38% Nov 19
2
8
5274
5374
158%
1,300
157b
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No par
:
8
14% Jan
;
4,800
157a
-
"
3874
30
74% Oct 23
34%
277b
80
Co
Inc
■34
34
5074
50%
Inc
Co
2474
10% 111
50%
Jan
Bros
247a
24
*157
~
11
31%
1
12
33% Apr
36% Jan
62
27%
;
6175
*15 7b
63
10%
-69%
•
15 Vb
14 7b
15 %
53%
53
158
227b
13% Aug 11
10% Jan
52
157
—10
1
No pa*
•
100
100
Radiator——
S
National Vulcanized
27
■-
147-4
15%.
00%
147b
14%
62%
24%.
33%
33%
797b
—
Jan
:
25%
32%
—ZL.10
Co
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
—2474
1474
■1574
,0374
1474
15%
a
Cast-No par
___10
& Steel
10% Jan
7% Jan
—
National-Standard
17
-
*105%
National Linen Service Corp
Mar 25
86% Mar 12
preferred— —i—i
preferred A
preferred B
7%
6%
13% Jan
12
8% Dec
<4.50.
134% Mar 12
21
Gas Co—
National Lead Co common
3
24% Mar 25
14% Oct
7
National Fuel
147
147<
100
National Gypsura C<- »mmon
40% Mar 13
12% Oct 22
13% Mar
21
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
23
7% Jan
26% Jan
24% Jan
—.
Corp—.
pfd series of 1951
.4%%
:
•
71
20% Apr 30
Dec
9% Jan
4% Jan
a
Jan.
46
9
6
Mar
30% Sep
40% Sep
Apr
Apr 27
17
Tl%
109
preferred
National Dairy Products.;.
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp cornet
3
159
131
7% Jan
34% Mar
128
21% May 12
.
•
10
100
10
-•
—-1
•
National Cash Register.—
National City Lines Inc_2
5
15
5
10
25
Jan
32% Jan
7%
National Can
52% Apr 23
9
17
Dec" 17
80
.
Feb
Jun
143
10
Mar 30
104
18% Sep
7
—l
.1
National Biscuit Co common
Mar 13
164% Apr
3
14% Jan 12
152% Jan
13% Jan. 7
128% Nov
National Aviation Corp..;
e
.—
'
17% Jan
i
56
Corp
Natco Corp —:
National Acme Co—
National. Airlines
63 % May
6
29% Jan 22
154% May 7
10% Apr 13
66 % Apr
2
86% Dec 19
19% Jan
Jan
Nali
26
18
49% Jan
Jan 20
37% Jan
18% Jan
2
26% Jan
16% Nov 20
•
7
21% Jan
;
51% Nov 20
168
3
2
•
Jan
14% May
13% Jan
52% Jan 12
22% Dec 29
2
:
Inc...
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
3834
39%
3874
3974
39
4074
397a
41*2
40%
43
51,400
10
3974
4174
3974
407b
3974
40
37
39*h
38%
33%
38
38
38
20,900
1,300
70
09
70
4.90G
25
1.25
*38
66 74
39
*3874
39
38*4
38*4
37
72%
xG9
73%
70
71
69-
Volume
189
Number 5845
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2153}
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range lor Previous
1
STOCKS
Tear 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SAL* PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 4
Par
Tuesday
May 5
Wednesday
>fM
Thursday
May 6
the Week
Friday
May 7
Shores
May 8
-
o
50% Jan 14
90
60% Nov 20
Sep 16
103
78% Sep 19
9474 Nov 17
103
Jan
89
102
60V# Jan
May 16
Oct
■27
13
Dec
175
(3
18%
£8% Dec 31
27% Dec
90% May
95% Jan
16
2
85
Jan
12
100
Jan
13
95% Jan
16
4.44ft
2
44% Feb
4
May
28% Feb
10
34% Mar
5
30% Jan
23
9
50% May "8
19% Mar 20
Oliver
75'/4 Jan
Otis Elevator.
15
14% Jan
7
74
Dec
17
61 Va Jan
19
35
Dec
18
29% May 7
15 Va Jan 15
35
16% May
61V4 Feb
10
81% May
79% Feb
9
24
59
66% Dec
16
7
87 74 Feb
4
89 Va Dec
11
Jail
oavioct 31
99% July 29
25% Jail
2
38% "Aug
6
96% May
5
93
7 % Jan
2
2
14
18 Vi Jau
Oct
3
21% Dec
18
17
107
Jail
2
64% Nov
471-i Jan
2
64
401# Jan
2
120
*96%
97%
97
97
94%
*92 74
94
92
._„j._No par
40%
4014
4014
40%
5
31%
31%
31%
31%
20
*17%
17%
"17%
177::
*1714
1774
*1774
*90
90%
*90
90%
*90
9014
89%
90
*89
90%
30
29
2974
2914
2914
29
2914
;29Va
2914
4,800
507#
48%
50%
4914
4974
103,800
177#
36,800
Gas
23% Nov
12
22 Va Jan
2
4914
17%
Owens
15%
*15%
1
76%
75%
7714
79%
1614
81%
6.25
87%
88%
88
8814
100
104%
10414
105
8774
10414
10414
15
37%
*96
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Glass
Co
com
$5
preferred
Paper Co common
preferred.—-
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
5ft
&
35% Apr
6ft
47% May
1
69% Jan
Apr
15
92
Feb
3
94
30
Jan
2
47% Nov
5
44
May
1
5074 Mar 13
Paramount Pictures
33
Dec
2
45% Dec
8
36% Feb
9
45 V# Apr
Parke
27% Dec 23
23% Jan 23
26% Feb
57
29
46% Jan
12
65 V2 Mar 20
3% Nov 21
2 Va Jan
23
3V# Jan
30
Patino Minos &
Peabody
19
July 17
151:4 Jan
6
8
Oct
Jan
4ft
14
2
15% Nov
li
12 Va Feb
26
15 Va Jan
16
194 Jan
6
25
16
22% Jan
8
24% Apr
8
SO1# Jan
10
■291'a Jan
3
•31a Jau
2
13 "a Jan
2
82 Va Jan
Dec
49
30
39% Nov 20
8% Aug 25
47 V, Jan
8
56% Apr
5
39% Mar 12
7
Jan
17
21% Jan
*9514
9% Mar 19
i°o Apr 27
23% Apr 27
7
113
Dec
9
98 Va Jan
21
May 15
85
Dec
31
74 Va Jan
20
Jan
13
65
Oct
14
62
41 *% Jail
2
9414 Sep 18
92 la Sep 30
11 Va Feb 28
28% Jan
2
Jan
l9
43% Dec
29
Mar
90% Apr
12%
12%
127#
12%
1214
12%
12%
12%
3,700
191c
20%
201#
20%
1974
20%
19%
20
5,500
12
12
*1114
1214
*11%
12%
12
12
2274
'201'#
221#
*201#
22%
64
5
82% Mar 23
55% Feb
5
60
29% May
102% Apr
7
98% Apr 20
15% Apr
1
20
43
Feb
10
49% Jan
5
Jan
631#
5174
40
23
62
Feb
9
74
Dec
18
26 % Jan
2
31% Apr
41% Dec
5
36 % Feb
13
50
9
97 Va Feb
18
99% Feb
8
17% Mar
95
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3
Jan
102
May
18% Dec
2
5
Apr
10
4914 Jan 13
111
Dec
9
92
37
Jan
22
2
Jun" 17
100%
64 % Nov
20
50% Dec 31
20% Sep 11
SOIa Oct
7'
24
Jun
16
25
97% Feb
9
28
96 ft Jan
13
6% Feb
4
24
135% Apr 20
43% May
100
Pfizer
16374i
159%
16274
15914
161
14014
14014
140
140
13914
13974
47#
139%
4%
138%
4%
138%
474
474
138%
4%
3,800
29%
30%
30%
3114
106,600
11,000
317#
33
47%
4814
Mar 30
4ft
22% Jan
26
19
103% Apr
15
8814 Apr
13
102
Sep
27% Jan
8
107
May "5
May 13
"94% May
101% Jan
99
7
Jan
104% Jan
14
64 % Jan
6
21
Jan
7
36% May
o7
J an
71% Nov 24
67
Jan
5
73
Jan
62
31
59
Feb
16
74% Jan
89
Mar 18
80
Jan
-6
86
Mar 12
78
Apr 27
_
75
Jan
&%
Feb 27
29
49% Dec
7% Jan
8544 May
12% Sep
7
8
24
2
97
88% Nov 25
14
Doc
Jail
2
52% Feb
Apr 14
100%
26
90
24% Nov 20
Jan
Jau"~2."
Nov
22%
17
Oct~13
8
Jan
19
-47% Apr
16
3774 Anr
126
5
90% Feb
18
8
$4
£4% Jan
7
99 % July 29
93
Feb
5
997i Apr
15 •„
Apr 28
16% Feb
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
140
Jan
22
134
28% Oct
13
.1.5% Jan
2
25%
5614
*214"
2514
2474
25
57
56
58%
94
1314
13%
231:':
23 li
*2374
2374
*2314
237#
54 %
5414
54
54%
54%
5514
3314
7%
33%
32%
3374
3274
3314
$5
Mar 18
110
1
_100
12914
issued
100
Corp
Jan
7
Jan
14
95% Apr
2
8
2974 Feb
24
9
89% Mar 23
issued
Procter
May
1
Poor
5%ft
sink
45
96
100
fund
107% Apr
22
101
Sep
12
Jan
2
46
21
May
106% Apr
6
48% Feb
9
31
44% Apr
17
71 % Jan
2
76% Mar 13
21% Feb
4
2374 Jan
24 Va Jan
10
23%' Jun
Sep 18
20% Nov 12
105
Dec
80% Mar 13
70% Nov 26
18
Oct
15
113'a Dec
31
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
21
Feb
2
112% Apr 27
10% May 7
22% Mar
15
8
Dec
30
84
7
35% Dec
29
32% Jan
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
Feu
li
52
Nov
19
45% Mav
5
54% Jun
Oet
23
146% Apr
23
130% May
g
«-e«
Mar
9
86% Jan
8
2
35% Apr
647# Feb
13
43% Apr
2
com
preference com
4.30ft preferred...
5.05ft preferred
'
Public Serv Co of
70
3314
34%
3,400
120
124
4,300
122
41%
42%
4.1
4114
9,900
22%
2274
22%
22%
6,700
94
92
93%
•95
97%
41%
4214
22%
2314
92
92
97%
"95
9714
*95
97%
9514
95%
16
16
1614
16
1614
151.1
16
*139
145
*139
145
142
142
136
138
137
137
*92
-
16
.
16
50
100
1,800
■
10
♦139
145
13674
13674
13614
136%
137
137
2874
28%
2814
2874
28%
2814
2714
2814
27
2814
9,600
75
76%
75%
7614
74
7514
7314
74%
73%
75%
27,500
21 %
21%
1974
2074
20
21%
14,700
*139
'
;..
21%
2114
7974
7914
*77
*82
84
20%
-20%
129 >
69%
106
2014
*124 %
6814
*105
3774
37
2974
142
.2114
20 14
7814
85%
*84
7814
*77
82%
20%
2014
20%
2014
129
"124
129
*77
84
84
*124%
69%
6714
10614
10674
106%
37 ,"
37%
3614
69
6914
107
•
37%
--
79%
145
78
*7674
*82
10
78
8274.
2014
180
84
129
200
20%
207#
2,200
*12474
6914
"10,000
108%
1,090
36 Va
36%
1,700
29
2914
139
37
291#
129
70%
10674
69%
10674
141%
6,200
-29,400
4,500
2914
2914
2914
29
14414
143%
145%
134
26%
2714
26%
26 7 i
26-74
27%
911#
92%
91
92
91%
92
28
28
3814
2774
23 V#
271#
277#
79%
73
79
7774
7814
7714-
78
•
144
'
5,200
7,100
6,800
•
5174
5114
51%
51%
52%
5114
5214
52%
7,000
41%
40%
41 %
40%
41
4014
41
40%
40%
14,000
3074
30%
30%*
30%
30%
31
3074
30%
3,300
No par
3074
85%
•83%
Indiana
...100
100
No par
100
25
25
100
.....
5
com
No par
Inc..
95%
3514
4074
$4.75 preferred
4
No par
Puget So ind Power &c Light Co.,.10
Pullman
6,800
43-74
95
9414
1574
99
43
5174
.—
Inc
*9614
96
2314
*95%
10
13%
30
10
preferred
4.32 ft preferred
4.16ft' preferred
Industries
131#
No par
374ft
Pure
122
70
37,000
3,400
51 %
42%
4214
79 %
10
Co
preferred...
Publicker
Jan
67% Jan
Power
Gamble—.
4.30ft" preferred...
11774 Feb
26% Jan
85
13
34
11,400
80
50%
99
22%
277#
100
37
4174
*95
4174
7974
100
100
*96%
*9174
28%
4.08ft preferred..
16
125
1314
94%
28
4.18ft
Jan
3614
50%
*78
5174
1314
41
100
preference
33% Mar
93
96
124
92%
92
Jan
35%
27%
9112 Mar 20
23
99
4314
34%
126
92%
Public Serv Elec & Gas
Apr
80
42%
27%
Public Service Co of Colorado
3
*78
*95
92%
5
Mar 20
44
96
28
8
Jan
80
230
61%
83%
*9674
99
100
73
60%
83 la
13%
91%
58% Jan
Electric
*72
7274
617#
51%
27%
4370 Apr
88
72
(H Ki—
2
84% Jan
124,900
82
13%
29%
17
84
35,200
35-74
60%
1314
144%
47% Feb
18
129%
34%
•8114
51%
29%
29 % Jan
18
122%
3614
103
617#
52
140 %
38% Jan
Feb
35%
123
103
122%
34%
82%
*78
10
2..
—
2
Apr
4314
*95
78
2.50
..5
..1
14
93
"*96%
73
103
115%
*102
8214
37
31
98
100
611#
.
83
104
39
95
13%
3574
*72
75
50% Dec
5
94%
23%
68%
30 1
29
*93
23
*91 %
*124%
7
29
94%
3914
>.
1
2
Oct
123
100
pfd... 100
common
9
Oct
36%
35%
—2
.10
100
39
118
No par
26 '# Jan
86
78
x51
*9414
2
*8174
80
*96
29% Jan
£3% Nov
*78
x44
42% Jan
82
81%
..100
28% Dec 31
*
8i%:
1374
78% Nov 20
div
6114
13%
10
$1.40
73
61
5014
31
May
73
62
*93
35%
72
52
Jan
Nov
34.74
72
230
340
9414
117%
3674
34%
1,000
10014
9414
8614
61%
10074
867#
103
9414
99
1
102
10014
86
103
9474
22
22
52
8674
114.74
87
ftrt
86
11574
86
3574
1
common
617#
*51%
8614
103
Jan
2
2214
102
*100
103
55
6c
2214
22%
101
11114
ion •
4
Potomac
*22
11374
-—'
27% May
73% Feb
527#
10214
,1.25
12,700
8,500
6214
No par
—
110
62%
6174
5
preferred
98%
51%
10074
5,600
987a
6214
110
100
com
8,600
17,600
99%-
5214
22%.
"86
3,500
5%
43%
5214
52%
18 %
12814
4274
6174
.
102%
,1
Corp.
Co
&
997#
101
5Va
4374
6214 ft 82%
No par
(The)
Forter Co Inc
*97
95 %
,_100
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Cor...
88
1G,400
43 ft
*98
52714
102%
10174
5
$3.50 convertible preferred
24
57%
12714
129
63%
•*2174
■"
100
common
Pittsburgh Young & Ash
2
1,000
la1/#
<
:
_1
3
5
12
98
12814
100
5ft
Dec
98
43%
574
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
27% Oct
43%
18%
514
12914
437#
128
1814
57#
86%
95%
100
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Polaroid
50 74
*99 Va
101
*9914
18%
1814
514
527#
62%
100
;
preferred...
convertible
43
9974
—"52
No par
com
43%
*9814
ft
12.50
No par
common
130
43
3314c
series
6
50%
56
10014
*99
100%
127 74
2
28
*99
12774
15
17
100%
*99
(Chas) & Co Inc common—1
16% Jan
31% Apr
145% May
56
75,100
220
514
£8% Dec
12
55%
160
17
1,500
1874
27% Jan
5014
16%
29,600
574
96% Jan 28
50
1,430
96
47%
1874
14
17%
*95
•46%
514
20
1674
5614
55%
9514
50%
%
9914
95
4674
1874
32% Nov
9.914
9774
46
5%
109% Nov
1,700
9774
9914
47%
1814
2
28%
47%
preferred class A
%ft 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
21
28%
47 74
Pittsburgh Steel Co
39% Apr
2874
7,400
4714
5
Co
287#
96%
17%
*66
1
Pittston
4,800
2914
9814
571#
56 74
56
47%
9
34 % Mar 33
*50
1,100
*55
47 %
29
14
2874
5714
_No par
Co common
Feb
39% Nov
2974
5614
6474
86
19% Jan 31
57%
2914
28% Jan 26
22
57%
64
82% Jan
114% Jan
5874
73
2874
77% Jan
102
5774
*71
66
19 % May
71% Jan
16
5774
7,400
72
297#
10
113% Dec
*71
2814
23
10
7174
87
64
Oct
69
71
5,700
11014
85
67
Oct
2
73
109%
2914
80
9
87%
29%
73
Mar 16
86
67,700
586,600
23 y*
67
24% Dec 30
7474 Jan
110
887#
23
2914
2
23% Jan
110%
8714
7%
Hs
it
67
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—.10
132
774
77#
74
23
29%
91% Mar 19
Apr 16
Apr 15
774
./ft:
29%
7
Apr
iV
200
67
Mar
63
15,600
10974
58%
May
20
2,100
.34'/a
67
31% A»r
123 Va Jan
54%
3374
297#
100
145
18
5414
34
89
109
57%
25
Co
142
77% Dec
5474
33
3374c
Ry
Co
9
10
2314
75
%
57%
5
39'% Jan
.
23'/#
110
88%
1,000
2374
54.14
.
13%
23%
23
1,600
15,200
1314"
3774
7114
11214
73
9
'*
%
ft:.
1,300
2%
13%
7%
714
74
23%
20
7,400
40.200
13%
*2314
2374
110%
87%
Jan
4
7%
i7<r
22%
2%
274
2974
$ar
24 Va Jan
6
774
if,
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co^.
:
1
Pitts Ft Wayne fy Chic Ry com.100
7ft guaranteed preferred..
100
22
8
22%
40
5714
*50
2
90
13%
5074
2
21% Mar 20
13%
50%
Jan
-43% Jan
14
49%
08% Jun
Jan
1374
ft 57
5
63
July 11
2%
25%
58
17
14% Jan
24% Sep 29
274
No par
73% May
125
2%
1
Aug 11
7
274
10
;
81
17% July
*5774
214
25
€7% Feb 25
113 % Aug 27
25%
5774
2%
1774
preferred
When
17
128 ft Apr '17
25%
2577
57%
Pitts Coke & Chcm Co common..10
2
17% Aug
128
251a
Pitney-Bowes
5
93% Jun
8
251#
1
2nd preferred (conv)
Piper
24
May
6
14% May 13
42%
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5ft preftrred
PillsDury Co common new
42% May
5
24% Mar 12
211# Jan
41%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
20
82% Jan
25
42%
1714
3.90ft
15% Mar 12
97
'Mar 24
:
4114
1774
Philip Morris Inc
4ft preferred
14
Mar 23
95% May
2
20 % Jan
87
6
30
52% Mar 23
39% Apr
10%
100
82
Jan
5
41V# Mar 31
"
Apr
84% Apr
SG
.fun_20
4374
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
314 ft preferred series A__
65% Mar 10
'47% Jan 12
11V# Jan 28
4114
4.30ft preferred
4.68ft preferred
131% Mar 20
1
t-si
43%
Corp
conv preference
4.40ft preferred
3.80ft preferred
26
9
Nov
26% Dec
43
42%
-
$1
2
12% Jan
72
43%
1714
Phelps-Dodge
28
24
43
—10
Phila Electric Co
Feb
Nov
45
*92
*95
5
Jan
£2!
92
44%
230
4874
92
94%
95%
8
21% Mar 31
48
*92
9914
70 % Mar
98
4714
4514
94%
9514
57
83
48%
1,860
92
*92
98 74
7
7
4774
5
3274
9674
2
6
4%
3014
99%
59% Jan
Apr
5
32'c
96
49
Jan
474
317#
99
When
4
107% May
Aug 27
% ft
400
-
162
48%
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
19% Jan 22
12
10,900
33%
164
No par
Eastern
10,300
51%
162%
100
&
647#
50%
3874
164%
100
Pet Milk
23
93% Feb
.
81
100
2
Jan
40 74 Apr
Jan~~7
.37% Jan
4
Apr
Peoria
6474
51%
*3814
164
scries preferred
Pepsi-Cola
6
641ii
2,400
41
6414
507u
f
1,300
65
92
common
Pennsylvania RRi
Mar 23
41
65 ft
477a
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
8
69% Sep
5174
:>
*3974
1
59% Mar 11
51% Dec
64%
51
40
65
65
44.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc„
27
52%
preferred
4.40ft
5
6414
6414
5174
X40
65
2214
9414
4614
Glass Sand
% ft
65
3.50
55% Mar 20
19% Jan
40% Dec 30
4
8
94 % Jan
65
5
When issued
5
65
"20 V#
No par
Corp
Penn Power <fc Light com
Apr 20
32% Mar 11
2
Penna
*20%
48
Corp
Chemicals
70
4514
..
Pennsalt
5,800
9614
4514
$1.60 convertible preferred
Penney (J C) Co
No
4
*95%
4574
preferred
Corp
1.000
ft
37
46
common
Rights
7.200
106
36%
No par
2.50
Co—
Cement
-
1,200
15.300
12%
651#
1
Ford—
Penn-Texns
27
Jan
2812 M'ay. 8
97% May
7
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
7
37-
104% Jun
117
«te
ic6
96%
8,800
30,900
ft
10 ft
'45 7#
Corp.—
Enterprises—
prior
Penn-Dixie
6
49-
-
97
73%
31
■
100
Co
Coal Co
8714
96
65
100
Proof
81%
86%
■
100
common
Transportation
conv
Penick
20
2
28
49 %
57% Dec 31-
5ft
32% May
% May
23% Oct
Rust
Parinelcc
fl
&
77%
87
10514 105%
36%
3674
63 %
—No par
Davis
80
3774
22%
10
preferred
Parker
4
2-4 Jan
7% Jan
Jun
'
7614
x8G
36%
*20
II25
Common
3
28
*15
97
Panhandle East Pipe Line—•
62% Dec
1614
377#
~25
Consolidated
98
1614
37%
50%
3
30
96
*38%
2
-72%
12%
No par
Jan
1774
73%.
301#
100
2014
No par
Jan
17%
2974
17
88%
3,600
171a
12%
,
20
23.400
7314
ft
70
20 %
Corp
37
17%
97
.12
Corp
1
Pan Ainer World Airways Inc—1
13
105
177#
.
177#
38
l
Corp
Mills
Tin
-5
ft,.,
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific
Inc
Aggregates Inc_5
Electric
Lighting
Pacific
Pacific
&
•
No par
common
preferred—
Pacific
3
5074
8
7
12-4 Jan
49%
7374
40
May 5
169?# Apr 20
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
7
49 %
*8114
31%
66% Jan
4% Jan
48%
73
Pacific Gas
7
5
307'#
Pacific Finance
5% Nov
31 74
15%
3
3
30%
1674
66% Apr
134% Feb
31%
*1514
74 %
67% Apr 20
21
3114
Corp
61
Apr
32
Overland
2G |
143
3174
7
23 V# Feb
30
41
3174
Mar 16
2
4074
73 74
Pacific Coast Co
27
41
17%
Pacific Anier
19
40
307#
5
Jan
4174
72%
15% Jan
50 V4 Apr
4074
17%
13 V# Apr 14
23% Jan 16
37 % Jan
100
%
4
149
9074
18
5
17
9074
3174
Oxford
Dec
92
72 %
4
150
92
72
28
20
80
9214
177#
99% Feb
Jan
97%
x31
Owens-Illinois
"260
*95%
30c
16
5,000
91
97
29%
1
6274
90%
97
29%
1
61%
'
82%
7.50
Corp
91
*81%
6.25
38% Apr
27
-
100
Corp—
(The)—.
May
%
L—
_
6314
82%
;
12
-Feb
Feb
4
97%
"92%
common-.*
56% Feb 10
39% Oct 30
*96 %
100
61%
9071
Marine
4ft
2
Sep
Corp
21
54% Dec 31
20% Feb 21
11714 Jan
8274
Outboard
5
12
18
92
8274
Chemical
195% Jan
3
Dec
Matftieson
3
'
40
Olin
Apr
10% Jan 26
14% July 30
22',a Nov 20
May 22
6414
91%
8114
Co common
preferred
4.24ft preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Mar 19
32
1
Ota Jan '
64
93
81%
4ft
14
Apr
91% Apr
97% Jan "27
£5:s Oct
lb
6414
93
8274
--.100
& Elec
5
7
15% Dec
Okla Gas
4
27
13
July 15
63%
92
81%
—
Co———i.
Feb
St(J%.Jan
12
Oil
9074 Feb
27
20% Jan
15% Dec
Ohio
18
Jan
27% Jan
■41% Feb
31
6414
91
100
III100
,
preferred
17% Apr 29
2
"45% Dec
64%
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
89
9
12
4.56% preferred
8
7
31-Va Apr
•7'-a Jail
7
Ohio Edison Co common..
18
39% Jan
May 27
29% Dec
5
30
Jan
90 %
3
Jun
98
67% Jan
94% Feb
80
17
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
3
Jail
a
10
92% May 16
31
28% Jan
Jun
2
Oil
5
>
89
89%
8774
'
*85%
89
"
"8914
102
101
<5%
-
46
73
74
2214
52
85%
*85 >4
88
•8514
87
*87
90
*87
90
*87
90
*88%
89
♦88%
89%
*89
89%
•89
103%
103%
104
4674
46%
101'4
*102
103
45:! 4
%
46
*73
10314
46%
46%
♦73
75
75
*73 *
89
46%
80
88
20
89
40
89%
400
104
11,500
46%
75
7214
74
110
23
200
200
22%
*22%
2214
*22%
23
*2214
22
23
2174 *21%
*21%
21%
*2114
21%
*21%
21%
2114
21%
113% 11314
1174
11%
84%
84%
113%
113%
113%
114%
11474
114%
11%
11%
84%
8414
'
1X4%
11314
11
1114
10%
11
84%
.
84%
84%
84%
34
32 7 a
3314
61%
601#
60%
44%
45
'
34%
34%
34%
33%
61%
62
6114
62
61
44
45
4474
45%
44%
45%
45 7
46 74
46%
131
26-7# "26%
130%
34
'
'
10%
3314
6074
61
45
45%
130
80 %
32%
-
2,980
17,600
11
"84%
-
5.200
4,600
14.000
Q
f
-»
131
■•"13
July £3
For
.
,
footnotes
28 % July 24
see
page
24.
24
Feb
25
140
Mar
16
5
27% Jan 26
Quaker
6ft
Oats
Co
preferred
common
5
—100
:
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
46'
131
26
46%
131
26
45-7»
130%
26
46%
131
26
#
*130%
26
46 Va
1311a
2614
4374
46%
*130%
13274
26
26
9,000
80
900
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2154)
.
.
Monday. May 11} 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Mabc* It Frerloiu
Lowest
Hlghwt
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Ureat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Monday
May t
AND
Tuesday
May .7
HIGH
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
May 8
May 7 :
May 6
R
8
5
1074 Jan
2
48% Dec 31
43 %
Feb
9
89 7» Sep
30
75% May 12
24% Dec
31
9
21
56% Jan
6
Ranco
6
33% May
68
May
67 3 4 May
Radio Corp of America com—No par
6
74a% Mar
10
70'% Apr
23% Jan
30
16% Apr
Raybestos-Manhattan
8
60% Oct
14 Va Jan
13
23% Dec
17
193% Feb
9
21 Va Feb
28
69
17
56% Jan
16
27% Apr
73% Apr
14
27
13
25
Jan
21
45 74 Apr
Dec
July 14
31% July 25
25% Jan
20
22% Apr
34% Jan
24
34
Jan
5
37% Jan
10
30% Dec
29
30
Jan
2
33% Jan
14
17% May 28
25% Aug
8
19% Jan
2
25% Apr
Jan
2
14% Oct
27
12
5
3 74 Jan
2
253/4 Jun
6
A Jan
Y/o
Reed Roller
10
19
Apr 10
40% Apr 22
32% Mar 24
Jan
2
12% Feb
16% Jan
42% Jan
5
8
20% Apr
60% Apr
71%
71 %
37
38%
62%
62%
634
63a,
04%
68
25
2(5%
2434
24%
72
■
34%.
00%
07%
65
03 %
7-%
*12
38%
67
67 %
177,500
V
600
72
33%
.
3634
35,400
V
67%-
1.500
25 %
24%
24
2324%
24,800
70%
72%
68%
71
69%
71
65%
70%
67%
70
97,930
50
23
23
23%
23%
233j
23
23%
22%
23%
10.400
50
50
36
36
36
36
'36%
36 %
36%
36%
*36%
36%
31%
31%
—No par
——50c
24
25%
17%
18%
preferred
2nd
Bit Co
———.1
*32
23
%
-%2!
500
32
24%
21
25 %
12,300
17%
13%;
17%
18%
17.800
15.400
32
32
;>2
24%
25
24%
24%
23%
18
>.
400
32
32%
18%
18
18%
■.
37 a4
38%
37%
38 3«
36%
37%
35%
30%
36%
37%
10
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
—10
*18%
5
58%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
17
29
92%
66%
71 %
37
22%
Chemicals
Reiclihold
16
7
643i
71%
33%
No par
1
Reeves Bros Inc
Reis
8% Nov 11
63 %
%1
33%
——L—.,-,--5
—
noncum
60%
71
32%
Reading Co common-,
4% honeum 1st preferred
26
19 74
61 %
70%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
60 V8
_Nopa.r
——'5
$3.50 1st preferred-Inc
——
000
•
12% May
Jan
31
16% Dec
Oct
15
13
50% Oct
27
31
22
18
7
May 20
Jan
9
60% Jun 24
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
373/4 Apr
54
16% Jan
23% Apr 27
60 % Mar
5
2
7
Jan
55
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
7
Conv
28% Jan
22
10% Apr
—5
46% Jan
28
63 % Apr
9
30:% Jail
7
65% Feb
9
46
Apr
91% Apr
41% Jan
6
12
47% Dec
Mar
116
Corp
23
23
22%
22%
22
22%
>1,800
*56%
14%
59%
60%
Inc
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common—
*17%'
'
*14%
56%
56%
56 %
50%
*56 %
53
A-
21%
22%
20%
21%
21%
21%
14,000
6%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 %
12,300
*14%
9%
14%
14
14
14%
14%
68%
69a,,
07 %
08%
07%
07%
34,400
49%
49%
50
47%
49
47 V:
47%'-.
11.000
59%
59%
56%
53%
43
44
19,100
80 %
83%
32,700
43
69
58
55:i4
59%
43 %
43%
43%
44
43:,4
44%
1
82%
84 "4
83%
84%
82 •'4
84 %
50
*46%
47
47
47%
46%
47%
100
123%
124
12434
125%
126%
128
109%
111%
112%
113
3
132% Apr 29
474%
116% Apr
57% Apr
preferred series A
conv 2nd pl'd——
500
14%
69%
x483/8
2.50
43/4%
80
57
22%
22
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
17
6
48
45% Mar 12
Jun
Revlon
14
21
22 %
49
25% Jan
30
22%
09'%
Revere Copper & Brass
78% Dec 31
22%
22
14%
Republic Steel
50
33% Dec
5,500
68%
14% Feb
75% Jun
5
54% Dec
57 %
48%
6
8
38:% Jan
2
700
56%
——5
13% Jan
66% Apr
10
17%
59%
9%
19
10
17%
56
22%
14% Nov
8% Jan
17%
59a4
56%
77% Dec 19
39% Dec 29
32% Jan
18
59
9%
8
May
18
58%
21%
2
8% Jan
18%
57 %
*56%
22% May 12
20% May
18%
series—100
1
50c
:—10
10
preferred 3 % %
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
5
18%
60%
'
57%
42%
44%
78%
"
81
'
47
48
127
120
47
i 26
,
13,600
1,700
3,800
127%
"
63% Jan
10
90% Dec 31
90% Jan
2
53 % May
8
78% Jan
9
81 Va Jan
6'
10% Jan
2
87% May 22
20 Va Dec 22
Jan
27
1% Jan
2
14
2 % Apr
9
3
Oct
18
29
New common
29
84% Mar 26
25% May 8
2% Jun
111
Jan
Rheem
28
109% Dec
1
85% Apr
28
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
16
22% Jan
2
44 Va Dec
16
39
5% Oct
13
4% Jan
2
5% Mar 17
35% Dec 30
31% Jan
19
47% Apr 30
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
4
Jan
10
35% Feb
16
48
41% Dec 31
28
July 18
2
28% Jan
22% Jan
38% Mar
50
2
Apr
39% Jan
23'
463h May
24% May
29'/a Jan
7
28
2>
383» Apr
34% Dec
30%
2
6cT"i
Apr
5%%
20 % May
6
12% Nov 20
10% Jan
7
20 Ve Dec
96
Jan
28
22% Dec
30
25% Dec
8
7% Apr
17
481 Va Jan
90
19 % Jan
2
31% Apr
13% Jan
3
16% Nov 24
10 % Jan
2
13
53 % Nov
20
41% Mar 19
7
25% Oct
8
24% Jan
Jan
22% Jan
24
2
18
May
24% Jan
2
47% Mar 11
Ruberoid
2
14% Mar 25
42% Jan
Safeway Stores
4% preferred
.
20% Jan
97
20
2
21
NOV
42:% .Jan
14
79% Apr 30
50% Apr 21
Jan
29
97
94
25% Mar
3
29% May
11
35
2
16
31
Dec
12% Mar
3
18% Feb
12
48% Oct 24
35%.Apr 28
13
61% Dec 17
52% Feb
9
34
20
10
Feb
75
Oct
92
Oct
,
45
Jan
4
46
Dec
2
16% Nov 21
2
39% Feb
Feb
9
Apr 14
43% Apr
6
15% Mar 2
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
5 '
81
Jan
9
91
96
Apr
13
23% Jan
12
77
Jan
20
Feb
20
5
Lead Co
Dec
11
Jan
22
1C
Sep
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4
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6
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17
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13
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12
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11
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10% Jan
26% Jan
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2
38% Jan
37% Mar 31
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20
233% Nov
56%
44%
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Crown Cola Co—.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
24
30
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9
56%
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11% Dec
10
56 %
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44 %
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24
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preferred series A
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7
53
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20
37% Jan
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56
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14% Mar 25
6
14
preferred
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30
90
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18
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92
Dec
8
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23
5
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8
May
1
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2
16
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30
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5
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Apr
2
Oil
Paper
Riegel
3
27
29
312
12% Jan
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26
Feb
—
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5
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preferred
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19
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8
22% Jan 12
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5
67% Oct
13
26
56% Jan
8
92
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2
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20
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17
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95
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2
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7
30
79% Sep
24
31 % Dec
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see
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26% Apr
30
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22% Jan
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13
77% Jan
28% Jan
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84% May
7
7
33% Mar 20
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Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
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Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
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Sparton Corp
8pencer Chemical Co
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75
22
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29%
29 r2
30%
29%
30
29 V:
29%
13,500
2574
*84
.
.
29 74
244,500
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
5845
Number
189
Chronicle
(2155)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
40% Jan
74
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
69% Dec
2
85% May
Aug 29
6
Jan
Jan
3
43 % Feb
17% Nov
2
3
25
28
3% NOV 19
Nov
7
5
14% Jan
2
61% NOV 21
Jail
78% J an
3% Jan
61 %
19
...
ft
3
52
Feb
23
10
2
57
Feb
7
74% May 19
59
Apr 23
102% Dec 22
3
Oil
of
Oil
of Indiana
.14
Jun 18;
Jan
%
52% Apr 17
59 % Jan 26
23
64% Jan
92
Apr
6
104
3
Mar
18% NOV
10% Jan
15
14%
14
54
Dec
2
28
14
54%
55
49%,
50%
53%
52%
53%
63 in
63%
63%
63%
63%-
ft
57% May
Mar
•'6
22
88
Jan
6
60
May
7
65% Feb
50'
49r;t«
49%
'49%
49!4
24%
24V«
24'%
'24
24
16%
16%
16%
16%
2
29
20% Jan
Jan
G% Jan
1360
Feb
25
533%
54 3/4
7,400
36%
357,t
35%:
2,800
1
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
123,t
•12%
12 3a
12%
No par
No par
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
90%
9034
*90
92
5,100
ft
20
63
x(ji %
62%
61 !*8
61 '/a
60
61
60 74
61
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4;preferred series A
25
5'/2% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
x27%
27:%
27 3/4
27%
26"! it
273/4
26%
26%
2674
26%
26,900
23%
23%
23%
23f
24
24
24
2374
2374
1,000
35%
35%
101% 101%
Sun
Chemical
;
Corp
common
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
Sunshine
Sunshine
Biscuits Jnc
Mining
23
;—_10c
25
Superior Oil of California
27
Sutherland
3
38% Jan
2
46
3
29% Dec 30
25
Apr
3
jntf, t
n
?3
Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
29% Jan
2
Jan
5
40% Feb
24
Swift
2
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
35
7% Jan
11% Jan
2
14% Mar
5
29
Feb
6
9
Feb
3
38% May 5
13% Mar 16
Tel Autograph
19% Jan
Temco
9"% Nov 17
2
58% Nov 21
19
15% Apr. 28
J an
2
25% Mar 18
36% Dec
9
33*% «pr
55 3/4 Feb
24
89
Dec
16
74% Feb
23
26
22% Jan
13
37
Aug~~8
35% Jan
52
30
May
Apr
781/2 Apr 27
38% Jan 12
24% Nov
10
26% Jan
2
86
Dec
1
39% Aug 22
1880
*26
29% Feb 27
35%
35'/e
*100!'2
101%
500
7%
7%
774
9.000
1860
1340
43%
441/
"
27%
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1840
44i/i
GOO
1850
43
170
44%
27%
6,200
2774
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100
35%
36%
35%
30%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
12,100
1
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
11
12%
12
12%
14,200
Talcott Ino
9
38
38
10 %
Corp
Corp—
37%
38%
36
37 3 b
34.3/2
3574
35 3 b
35%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
107b
101%
127b
13,200
15!«
15%
15%
15%
157b
15%
15 !b
"15%
15'%
177b
34,400
74%
75%
74
7474
71
74%
75!j!
71%
74%
5
33 %
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
3374
34! it
3374
34
84%
85%
84%
85%
83%
84'%
82%
837b
827 b ft83 /ft:
5
Corp
Tennessee
30%
31
30%
30%
307 c
31
30
30%
30%
3074
29
29%
2874
29%
28%
287b
28%
307b
5,800
19,200
21%
22
21%
22
21
%
22%
217it
217
r.
43,900
127%
126%
131
119%
127%
1257'4
64.000
30%
X2974
30 !b
297b
30%
2974
30
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17it
I71/1
Gas Transmission Co
Texas Gulf
Producing Co—
33'/a
29%
30
Sulphur _.——:—.No par
21%
21%
1
120%
121%
120%
10
30!«
30!h
17%
Inc
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Instruments
Texas
3,600
,25
Tennessee
Texaco
Tit
1
1
2.50
(James)
Aircraft
Texas Gulf
May 6
39% Jan 23
35%
1013/2
25
Co
A
22
131
7,800
Symington Wayne Corp.
2
14
92
7%
lt!88
*26
271/2
*90
55 %
7%
A1U,
44%
43% '
447;,
27
1888
11%
.
*100%
351/4
7»4
7%
*23%
101
101
1891
25% Mar 16
21% Apr 30
61V* Jan 27
24% Dec 25
441/4
27
4.16%
35! 4
35%
7 "2
1898
1885
5
7%
11
101
35% Apr
33% Jan
1
2
7%
*35%
101
Jan
87
7
27
Jan
15
2
6?%
12.50
Co
19% Jan
36% Dec
108,600
11%
56%
15
20% Dec
12%
700
35%
8% Mar 20
8
2,900
54i'2
31% Mar
2
-29%
ll'/c
20
2
29
353:»
38% Jan
3% Jan
30
11%
106% Feb
9% Jan
29%
50%
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
18% Jan
30%
%
5
9
30
35%
9
Feb
8,100
30%,
55%
94% Jan
Jan
58'%
35%
34% Mar
2165
577,t
11%
19
7
18%
58
35%,
30
Jan
187-1
57!'2
5478
Dec
1725
18%
58'/,
12 'A
Dec
1865
18%
57
35%
97
7
19
:
541%
Mar
7% May
18%
57
12
Feb
9% Jan 24
18%
55%
351/2
26
7
5.300
18%
58
30%
30%
•
54%
38
13
7,300
.1,000
1
23
27
-
50%
24 %
17'"
•
16%
10%
1
Corp
Corp—-,
23
Jan
1634
25,800
18%,
56%
1
Co
48%
*24
900
28,500
'
Corp.—5
Sunbeam
25% Apr
243/4 Apr 29
1
»
Broadcasting
*18 %
10%
30%
12 %
55 %
13
18
_
Webster-
&
28% Dec 15
2
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
72
Stone
6 ft "ft Sundstrand
9
2,600
24%
66 % Jan
2
950
3,200
<67
49%
10% Feb 25
Jan
67
135 «/2
16%
50
NOV .24
38%
10,400
100
134
68
69%
68'/2
2374
3
99%
101
138%
24%
Studebaker-Packard
87
70
136Vi
50'2
Storer
69
69114
23 3
23%
993%
139
16-%
15 '/a Jan
16
70%
23%
102
24%
33% Mar 25
Apr 24
70%
243/8
98%
138
3,600
7,200
50%
5
-Jan
>5
23%
24%
15%
5
26% Dec 18
79
140%
.4
50C
34
15 3/8
V.
5
2
59
100
X24
-15%
S.toke!y-Van; Catnp IncJ common
1
5% prior preference
—20
20
151/4 Mar 20
100
138'.4
241%
33%
15%
54 7it
Apr
2
101
33%
v/'
16:%
May
;
15%
29% -30 V4
65,
11 % Jan
33%
15%
533o
5
1
33%
16%
200
39,200
93
167a
55% May
24% Jan
Apr
33%
1578
'307-8
54%
60% Nov 12
9
33 7 8
16%
140%
i
% Stewart-Warner Corp
:
Stlx Baer & Fuller Co
2
34
16
91
29%
29%
2
12% Aug 14
33%
*90
*09
33%
16%
37% Jan
:
88
90
16%
19
38% Mar
30%
88
29!8
5
8
90%
29%
90%
52%
17% Jan
13
'/a
30%
90%
16%
18% Nov 28
Apr
90%
30 3/8
92%
55%
3
263/4 Jan
903/2
31%
.29%
15% Jan
:
91
91
40,000
-
53 3 4
18% Jan
Oct 20
.3,700
29%
27% Mar 13
16
62 7 a
63
16%
52%.'Apr
66% Dec 31
62%
62%
-
35,300
29%
2
28% Dec 29
185,600
56
6
2
52 !-4
54%
,50
16%
15% Jan
2
51%
29%
20% Jan
14
493/a
55%
42% Jan ft 8
2% Jan
53%
50%
16%
7
15% Jan
54%
'52%
30%
24%
260
51%
29%
'8
39% Feb
1,100
57 %
12
26
3V4
16!«
Dec
Jan
3%
29
16% Oct
<2
207,500
55 %
22
C
20 %
-1
45% Nov
ii
.6,300
20%
5
-15
2
12: .'
ft/;
52%
96
100
-
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
2
:
53%
Shares
66%
G6%
*78'/4 / 79
493/2
50%
x517«
311/4
30%
*9:'
139%
——
Sterling Drug Inc__
2
,
*90%
55
.
49%'
—5
_
Sterchi Bros Stores lire
92
X54
No par
10
——
15% Jan
Jan
*90%
u-1
1
1
issued—,
10% Jan
'
100 v
Ry Equip Mfg Co_
Stanley Warner Corp_
Stauffer Chemical Co
4
31
3%
633/4
Starrett Co (The) I. S_'_.
17% Mar 20
"
9
3%
3%
50%
20
6
21%
55
preferred^.,*
Feb
42
Oil
ft When
20
52%
convertible
'ft
33/4
3%
79
211/4
the Week
Friday
May 8
66%
78%
54%
/Standard
105 %s Apr 27
140'/? May 4
71
Apr 21
20
05%
79'
50%
3%Vo. /preferred series' A_1
Standard Packaging Corp com
16 %
19%
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
66'%
.
2
25
20
18
78!
6.26
preferred
Feb
66
79%
•
PRICES
1
May C
66
65%
SALE
Wednesday
New .Jersey-—-.—T
of ;Obio comnioiWulO
of
j*.
:
3
26% Feb
11
California
'
'3%'
convertibJe
26
63% Apr 16
13% Jan '/ 5
27% Oct 22
29
Jan
Jan
*6574
^10c
$1.60
<17% Feb
Jan ••••2
99
Nov~20
297b Jan
ft' 17% Jan
r
Inc.
Co
37% Mar / 3: /'ft ft $1.20
12% Jan -12
18
6
—
Coil Products
Standard
ft;7./ z
353/4 Mar
ft8
preferred
Standard OU
•
-
3%
Standard
31% Jan
33% Dec 31
Sep
11% Nov
14% Jan
3%
Standard
18
84
17%
23
9
50% Feb
27% Jan ft 7
30
19%
62% Jan
26
46% Feb
Dec 29
18%
Gas.&. Electric Co
573/4 Mar 10
87% Jan 20
89
-1
Standard
94% May 26
29% Dec
*78%
Standard
59% Dec 31
2
78 3/4
26
86% Sep
10% Jan
2
66
78%
27
: 60% Nov 12
17
6514
No par
3% Jan
$3.50
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
May 5
*
com—No par
21% Feb
18
Jan
Brands--Inc
2
21
36
Standard
•
Monday
May 4
Par
2
42% Feb 24
-
3
693/4 Mar
LOW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
24
35 % Feb
ft'
NEW
'
.821/4 Feb
47% Feb
50
*
i>
Highest
Inc
_
& Oil
Texas Pacific Cdal
■'
73'%
123
3,200
36,700
27,000
8,300
Texas Pacific Land Trust-
983/4 Jan
2
133
Nov 28
17% Apr
14% Mar 10
9
'124% Mar 18
Feb 18
8
71% Apr 21
24% Mar 5
6% Jan
2
17% Dec 11
112
44% Jan
7
67
Dec
8
63
9% Apr
153% jan
28
21% Dec
16
193/4 Jan
24
16
23
Jan
22
25
383/8 Nov 21
30
Feb
13
Apr
2
•
Dec
293/4 Dec
2
1
Feb
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
24
Texas
Pacific
&
Textron
Inc
27% Mar
5
361/2 Mar
4
Thatcher
59% May
4
Thiokol
22
29
Mar
2
Thompson
15
84% Jan
7
88
Jan
23
21
Mar
2
291/2 Apr
14
21% Nov 17
25% Apr
18
22
Mar 31
24
Jan
16
$1.20
31
14
45 % Jun
72
May
6
90
2
Dec
Jan
2
46% Nov
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12% Jan
7
16% Dec
15
42
Jan
70% May
2
6
Toledo
60
15
65% Dec
2
21% May 15
32% NOV
5
37
Feb
3
15
Jan
27
23% Jan
29
*32
May " 7
7
Jan
26
if»
Trane
Co
26
26
257«t
26
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30 7i;
6,900
72
62
69%
65%
68%
549,400
26!2
27
26%
26'
a
26 %
26
26
*25 Vs
26%
700
667b
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6 7'A
67!
2
70 %
6674
09%
6774
68i0
23,500
87
8574
85 3
4
140
2874
23 %
2874
29%
49.300
237c
24
85',2
-863/2
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87
29
28% ..? 287»
28 %
29
27%
23!
2
23%
23%ir 237«
56 1 4
56%.
22%
V 22%
23%
24.
23 '/■>
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—
.
60%
57 T«
1
—
21%
22%
5
16%
17
2
66! 4
ft—
2
28%
67%
28%
No par
37
37
5
20
16% Jan
8
9
42% Mar/ 5
Tri-Contlnenlal Corp common
—1
54
Jan
2
56% Jan
14
50
1G% Jan
2
25% Nov
17
21
Jan
12
25% Jan
30
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Feb
17
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
59
Feb
11
23% Feb
20
34 % Jan
54% Mar
7
54 % Jan
9
75% Mar
43'0 Am*
voh... 0
10% Jan
a
15% Jun
16
32% Jan
G
39% Dec
5
2
15% Oct 28
13% Jan
13% Jan
13
26% Oct 22
21
13% Mar
36% Jan
3% Jan
11% May, 5
,5
48
3
5
Mar 13
7
17% Apr
20
9
Mar
5%
25% Apr
1
series
Inc—
Co
common
pfd series of
conv
1
(conv)—.—50
A
Electric
Tung-Sol
20th
Airlines
World
Preferred
3
10
1
50
1957
Film.—,
1
Twin City Rap Transit coin—No par
<5% conv prior preferred—
60
Centtiry Fox
Coach
Twin
TXL.Oil
>8
Williams Steel
Corp
*85
86%
a
38% Feb
1
.
-
281
7
16
26
261,4
30
21
63,600
30%
11
36% Dec
23!4
66
Apr
55% Dec
23
65%
26%
17% Oct
42% Nov
23%
30%
58
3
227'u
26%
40% Nov
2
23%
59%
1
Jan
22%
26
2
45
24
30%
2
21% Jan
23
59%
10% Jan
53
24%
30%
27% Jan
43
11,200
25
Co
Transamerica
Trans
6574
*851,2
u
-—ft—
J..—/—/
Transue &
64'%
27 i/a
52% Oct
Jan
66%
53%
37% Apr 30
23'1 Apr 10
21
64 3 4
_10
Construction
&
5(» ;i,i.
22
.86%
2274
16%
17
2,300
3.100
55
55 3 4
8.600
21 3 4
22 %
ftl.3,100
16%
17
1
7,100
67%
65 %
67%
6674
7,800
27%
28%
27%
28
27
27 34
27%
27%
24,900
37
37%
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37
35%
36 '/4
35%
35%
1,700
207c
20
66!
,
55
22%
17'
16%
17
10%
57%
22! '2
-
67
4
661 it
v
6574
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15,800
4074
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15,700
22 3 4
7,600
21%
20'it
21
19 %
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41!
4
40%
40%
40
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40%
55
55
55!4
553/4
55%
55.%
55%
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55
1.000
23
23%
23
23%
22%
22%'
22%
52 34
223/2
20%
57
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2034
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57
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57
.
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57
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56
48
49
48 3 it
49 3 it
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16,300
70
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68%
68%
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11%
39%
39%
39%
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38%
3974
38%
39%
16,500
11 %
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11 >4
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1-1%
11%
11%
'11%
2,400
49%
4812
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11%
43
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,
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43
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a
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43
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15%
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15'2
15
15 3
t
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22
22
22%
21%
22%
Co——
Corp
7C
66'.2
100
Bearing
Really
Edison
5,200
120
6 5 3 it
30%
5
common
Roller
Tishman
17% Apr
70
Jan
120
66
27
.
preferred/^-.
24 %;Mar 20
121
*120
120
120
121
65%
1
——ft——'
Oil
*120
66%
:
5
new.
prefen*ed_.ft—
:4Vo
Tidewater
19% Mar 11
15
Co
120%
23%
No par
Mfg Co
R >
tJ
Common
15% Jan
2
Glass
Chemical
Tim-ken
73
8
Jan
65%
15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
May 20
28% Aug
5
25
81% Oct
20
10
120%
$1.25 conv preferred
2
56% Feb
41% Feb
100
common
17%
17%
_No par
50c
Co_
Texas Utilities Co
Apr 24
47% Apr 17
Apr 16
Ry
:
1
49%
51
*71
75
*40
300
43
15
15%
12,100
21%
22
16,500
u
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Mar 25
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
20% Jan
2
30% Mar 13
2
11% Dec
29
9% Jan
20
44
Nov
20
126% Dec
31
5 % Jan
30% Mar 25
83% Apr
17
2
32 3/4 Dec
31
32%
Jan
23
93% Apr
15
70% Sep
4
3l
Mar 24
80% Nov
10
94
Apr 25
40% Jan
.
r
29
13
54% Jun
24
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36% Dec
2
8
Apr
12674 Jan
91
18
31
24% Feb
6
33% Nov
31
Jan
2
15% Jan
Oct
19
Jan
10
Jan
2
36
5
37 * Apr 15
100% Mar 12
32% Sep
79% Oct
15
7
34% Jan
83
May
44
Apr
6
38-8 Feb
19
Oil
Union
26
6
Union /Tank
Car
20% Apr
9
25% Feb
4
Union
Drill
40% Apr
0
26
66
Feb
18
136
4% i non-cum
20
Twist
Air
United
Mar 26
United
Apr
.109% Mar 26
9
32% Mar 26
United
Artists
8
30% Jan
United
Biscuit
of
95
Mar 24
95
-
22
$4.50
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10
United
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17
United
United-Carr
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Corp
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16
Jan
.
6
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8%
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34%,
2074
21
2,700
38
38%
38% ,38%
62 %
61%
38
39
3774
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3774
38
15,800
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132
132
100
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104
102
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27
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24
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(Del)
5
—
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29
32 % May. ;4
38 % Feb
6
Dec
4
90
Jan
2
82
26% Jan
2
37% Oct
6
30% Apr 28
42% May 6
2
57% Dec
11
14
102
Sep
23
171 % May 23
6% Jan
2
Dec
17
Jan
16
51% Apr
.
•
85
Apr
Jan
26
9%
9%
9%
36 %
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37
20%
21%
20'2
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3
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12
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4
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see
24.
footnotes
page
36% Mar
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2
17
4
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38 7 n
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a
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39
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57 3 4
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57 3 4
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18 %
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18
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18
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3,000
10
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15%
16
15%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
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2
1
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United Shoe Mach common—*.—-25
15%
20
19%
20
25,80
19%
47%
47%
47%
—.-25
32%
32 %
32%
47
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50
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—
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&
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100
1
preferred
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Foreign
S
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4
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S
Gypsum
Co
Co common
pieferred —
7%
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10
preferred--——
6%
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Ar
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22
7
9 34
36%
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8% Apr
20
11,400
9%
37
57 3 4
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2
40
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27
34
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58 "a
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29
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36
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7
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8.000
2,800
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58
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2
9%
32 3/4
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58
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84%
63%
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165
29
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58 %
120
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10
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36%
2
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
29
62
ft
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30
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3414 Mar
97
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27%
27% .28
ft
(Del).;.—
United
51% Mar 18
6274
128%
103
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2
01%
128
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45% Jan
01%
ft:
62%
103
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22
61!2
60%
.
134
Gas
473/4 Dec
Uj
8%
*125
Gas
2
16,700
3 %
United
16
32,900
21
Unitea
17% Feb
25,500
34 3 e
337c
United
20% Apr 15
2% Mar 10
150
45 %
33 3 4
8%
9
2
84
45%
20%
17
7
.
45%
34
33%
22
% Jan
*83
45%
33 3 4
250
8%
42% Jan
1
84
*83
;
34%
58% Apr
13% Mar 12
334i
72
21%
9
16% Jan
34%
34%
72
8%
13
12
45%
34
,72
100
78
21
48% Jan
21
83
45 3 «
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97
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x33%
37»/4 Feb
18'/2 Feb
S3
45%
34%
83
97
78
8%
38% May; .7
2
83
45%
33 7
84%
45 '2
13,700
32 3 i,
96
72
72,
45%
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33 %
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21%
30
16% Jan
71%
72 //
327c
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78
34%
31
31
96*2
21
50
16% Dec
72
33!«
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7,900
6,300
13.800
34
40% Dec
Dec
32%
96
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78
453 4
139%
8%
Engineering & Foundry
United
45V4 Mar
2
33:,8
45%
137%
21
pfd
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65 3/4 May
32%
95% '96
*75
46 3 «
1381/2
45%
137-
21
America—No par
38% Apr
46% Mar 10
4 6 Tit
139%
10
preferred/———
21
Jan
71%
71%
46%
138%
1
26% Jan 13
69
78
2
35%
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23% May
33%
96%
46!
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19
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96%
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8%
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137
34%
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24% Feb
98
47%
46 7 c
135
10
Inc.,
Lines
4
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preferred—
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4r'o
3
_25
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Union
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37% Jan
58% Feb
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California—
2
30% Jan
No par
series
$4
of
United
2% Oct
For
Preferred
3
United
173/4 Dec
Jan
Preferred $3.50 series
25
Mar
9% Mar 30
18% Nov 21
39
6,700
17,300
No par
37% Mar 16
3
25
2
107k
No par
2
2
65% Jan
13 3
277b
107),
No par
10
common
12
Jan
21% Jan
12%
25%
11
$3.70 series
8% Jan
13
13%
26%
10%
$4.50 series
26
123
133a
25
ll3u
Preferred
50% Mar
87
i
13%
27! it
11 %
Preferred
Feb
a
13%
26!2
11%
4
8% Jan
331
13%
26%
11%
27
29% Jan
10% Jan
153
77% Feb
5
29
33% May
Apr
18
11% May 16
3% Jan
2
78
,75
Apr 27
71% Apr 23
13%
26%
11 %
50% Aug 28
34% Jan
333/s Apr
75
29
16% Oct
•27% Jan
32% Oct
Co
98% Mar
Dec
.11% Jan
Jan
Electric
13%
27%
11!
5
Paper Corp—6%
8% Nov
48
8
22% Jan
32
Union
Apr
34% Nov 21
May 21
6% Jan
Aug
8
Aug ^8
27% Dec
27
45
108
26
91
8
143
2
27% Nov
6
69% Aug
52% Jan
Jan
16
9% Dec
37% Dec
18% May
•21% Jan
111
24
Col'p
35% Mar 16
2
103% Jun
Apr
Carbide
141
5
84
Bag-Gamp
Union
51
9
15
92
Union
28
Sep
27 % Jan
2
Apr 20
13!«
26%
Asbestos &'Rubber Co
Jan
81% Feb
Underwood
Union
120% Feb
41
—1
No par
Corp (The)—.
Corp—ft
Udyllte
Mar 16
14
S
Holfman
5%
U S
class
A
Mach
41/2%
Inc
preferred
1%
*1%
83 %
83:! 4
*833,2
30%
31..
47%
30%
46%
45
4
1%
174
1%
.19%
174
48
477s
48%
477 s
48%
32%
32 3 4
32 %
32'4
3234
*32%
3234
360
49
50 3 8
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4934
48
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45.800
84%
83%
83%
170
>4
1%
-
19%
13
7,000
G.900
83',2
83%
307B
313 8
30 3 3
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30 Vi
3074
10,000
46%
42%
46%
43%
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45
46 3 4
18,300
11338
114
112,
113%
112
163
162%
162%
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109
114
1G2 3.
a
10%
10%
10%
978
50
36%
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36%
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3674
-1
13
13%
12 %
50
*44
-*44
19
31 %
163
45'.-2
1974
84
•10%
A
19
34
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series
800
48',2
19%
common__82'/2C
common
22,700
4734
1 %
10'«
preference
Industries
1%
.
2
13
45%
12%
*44
156
112%
161
9%
9%
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36 3 4
13
12%
12 38
45%
44
44
109%
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97a
35
111%
158
97c
35
6,600
360
14,700
100
12
127b
26,100
*44
45 %
100
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2156)
..
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
l'ear 1958
'2
8 '/« Dec 30
18% Jan
2
06>
Jan
26% Mar
73
Sep
82
2
5
15
32% No?
9% Jun
8V4 Jan
3
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
2
36% Not
3
2
Sep 25
Jan
10
5% July
2
8
68% Jan
8
5% Jan
2
13
July 21
4% Jan
6
74% Jan
22
19% May 1
32% Feb 14
Jan
142
3
3
57
Mar 11
Apr
154
19
43
99% Jan
37 J% Feb
Jan
12% Jan 14
77% Jan 14
41% Feb
4
United Whelan
57% Jan
Universal Leaf
6
76% Apr 23
39% Dec 29
34% Mar 24
Dec 10
46
Mar 30
12
20'6 Apr 29
27% Jan 28
28%
N0V~28
96
NOT. 26
24% Jan
2
2776 Jan
37
75
Dec 24
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
12% Apr
2
24% Aug 27
2276 Jan
2
2176 Jan
32
10
31% Jan
5
9
Apr
4574 Jan 17
976 Apr
16
28'.4 Apr
36% Apr
1176 Jan
97
Dec
11
23% Jan
2
36% Dec
7776 Feb
3
85
13
Jan
2
75% Nov
17
2676 Jail
8
4076 Oct 14
Dec
34% May
14% Sep 29
84
7
Jan
3
28 76 Feb
9
May
8
79
22;-
Oct
2
19 76 Jan
2
101"
Oct
14
82% Jan
143
9
2
Apr
101
Aug 29
82
35% Feb 18
4076 Dec 17
113
10376 Jan
May 20
7
Jan
2
9% Jan
2
1476 Jan
20
15
14%
1476
9%
10
9%
*90%
92
92
90%
9%
9%
*18
20
9%
*18
18%
9%
19
*17
9%
9%
*75%
9%
37%
9%
7676
36%
76%
-36%
30
1,900
20
*75%
9%
76%
8,700
9%
9
38%
9
38
!
10
93
9
*18
19
%
9%
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9
37%
76%
36
9%
92%
9%
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9%
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9%
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9%
91
430
1,500
37%
18,700
8,200
■
56%
\
56 7 a
57%
*154
*154
155
21%
53%
54%
55
55'A
6,200
30
156
*155
155
155
2076
21%
21%
22%
29,500
29%
21%
29%
29
29
29
29%
2,100
22%
21
29%
75
23%
57
155
29%
76
45«
*29
75
75%»
75%
75%
75'6
75%
43%
44%
44
44 %
42%
44
44
4476
34%
34%
35
34
34
33 76
34
3676
3474
76%
-
120
38,300
8,100
8,600
3576
X3476
6
10
*26
35%
3576
2.50
974
13176
13576
Vieks Shrcve & Pacific Ry com—100
*11576
5% noncumulative preferred—100
VJelor Chemical Works common—.5
*11576
Vcrtlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co..676
%
376%
28
6%
4
*11576
3876
40
*79
coin
No par
32
34 74
33 76
100
100
10076
98%
3876
*79
9976
3974
18% Jan 27
21% Mar
9
5%
8
com
100
-
Materials
Co
convertible
preferred
106
10676
preferred
99
9774
98
37%
3874
37%
3876
14.300
10676
220
9874
39%
106
10676
3176
106
106
35
*85
87
*85
87
•85
36
88
86
86
*86
8776
>86
8776
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89
*85
89
*85
89
*85
8776
*85
46%
1274
100
17'6
19,200
19%
f
48
44'4
47
*1276
13
1274
12%
1776
1776
17
1776
17
19%
19%
1976
197«
1974
1974
19
1974
19
48
48
76
9574
13
9576
102%
*68
48
*12%
13
102'6
9476'.
9576
102 %
103
9476
94 76
102%
9476
95
2,100
-V 220
9476
'
102
102 %
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2.SCO
4574
*12 '4
4776
"
preferred—..100
10
87'6
17%
95%
4.00C
87'6
17%
102
6,400
85
87
18',4
100
22,100
8076
9774
9874
1776
*12%
100
.
4276
3074
3074
*106
39%
*79
3174
33
39 %
10676
9,600
*115%
3976
82
*79
82
10,600
*115'6
*11576
3876
600
976
.
139
13574
16
common
preferred!
5%%
38%
*100
*85
*86
*86
4876
3176
9%
*11576
40%
3574
*3474
976
35
138
134
1
10
10
common
preferred
6%%
11
39%
8176
3376
Vulcan
9676 Feb 20
*11576
39
976
97 a
135
*11576
*11576
40%
81'.6
Virginian Ry Co
8%
130
13376
partlc preferred
div
976
976
976
130
*79
-
Virginia EJec &; Pwr Co
$5 preferred
5
39%
3576
3576
3576
976
100
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
9
May 20
1476
f
4,600
27
13% Mar 17
00 76
15
2,600
20% Mar
10376 Feb
14%
M 7,1.00
1174
preferred
conv
5076 Apr
2
14%
14%
21,300
'
3574
2
2
43
25%
2
8776 Jan
43%
2576
16
9676 Jan
36%
42%
1176
Jan
13
25%
36%
43%
34%
16 76 Jan
30
25%
36%
42 %
1176
100
Nov
14%
10%
25%
36%
43%
26
25%,
$4.12 preferred
Dec
45%
25%
37
42%
*36%
37
42%
36
8776 Mar 16
89
26%
56,200
'i-^A 2,400
1176
6
97
26%
90%
147%
2576
Feb
3
25%
*36%
37
1,300
89 '6
147%
907a
143
12
85
13
147%
26'6
May 13
42% Nov 20
13% Dec
9
Jan
88%
148%
25 3 4
100
100
Jan
91%
147%
1174
preferred
84
90%
148%
36
preferred
74
91%
147 %
12 7«
.$4.20
18% Oct 30
10,100
51
26
$4.04
12
1,300
32%
51
37
9176 Mar 17
3676 Jan
39%
3176
517a
12
86% Mar'23
29
*39%
32%
51
25%
1
1776 Oct
39%
31
3676
14
95
39%
39%
33 %
51%
1276
26%
Jan
30
1,740
3776
May
83 76 Dec
26,100
12
83
9076 July
99% Apr
57%
151%
3672
86
17
56%
156%
34%
1
24
11
Jan
57%
151
x9074
148%
25%
*60
127
♦123
128
152%
55%
:
58
152
151
33%
8
Dec
85% Dec
2476 Apr
108
29
•>39%
39%
*123%
131
57%
58'%
151 %
12.80
Light Co
Vlck Chemical Co
Mar 20
3976 Mar
*125
124
57%
99%
34
5
,
107
1
6
—
34% Apr
-100
Van Raalte Co Inc
17
42% May
8
81% Mar 18
Mar 10
12.900=
124
9%
22%
29%
*75
44
Inc com—1
preferred
$2.28
2
——
52%
84%
99'%
Vanadium Corp of America—.
l
Van Norman Industries Inc com J2.50
26
5% Jan
1376 Jan
5176
♦81%
150%
59%
152
9%
9%
*75%
76%
37% 38%
54%
56%
'-154
155
—1
Co
Upjohn Co
Utah Power &
18
42
4%%
880
53 %
84%
39%
100
Co
99%
5034
*81%
51%
com.Nopar
99%
3,600
11,100
54%
32%
preferred
Universal Pictures
7
36% Feb
4
Tobacco
Universal Oil Products
16
48% Jan
84
9
33% May
8%
Apr 10
25% Apr
3
29% Feb 17
10
40
4
16
25%
26
84%
51%
common—30c
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
25%
25%
99
39%
Corp
9%
53%
33%
$3.50 convertible preferred
157
152% Feb 24
Sep
24
21
2
6
May" 12
Feb
6
8% Jan
13
Nov
*9%
*81%
51%
9
*18
33 %
9s
54%
99%
33
10
33%
'976
9%
33%
84%
51%
92%
*90%
Shares
33%
52%
93
33%
14%
the Wee*
Friday
May 8
May 7
*81%
84%
128%
51%
91%
Corp
;•
Thursday
26
98
Sales to;
PRICES
SALE
33%
25%
39%
33%
147 %
25%
17% Jan
Nov
10% NOV
57
5
10% Feb 25
*9'.i
9%
26%
26
1
50
—50
.16%
100
common
Stockyards
*9%
9%
26%
97%
53%
33%
57%
*36
43%
Co
33%
150%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
30
Mar
*123%
noncumulative
United
100
8
52 %
No par
1%
U
15% MarlC
2
95:%
*81 74
preferred—25
S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
U 8 Tobacco
9
17% Jan
2
18%
Corp common
preferred
7%
50% Mar 12
41% Apr
14% Feb 26
& Min com
Ref
preferred
U S Steel
5
28
Jan
26% Jan 21
Mar
8% Jan
NOT
1%
*9%
26
/
May 5
33%
33%
5
Corp
U 8 Smelting
4
33%
100
1st preferred
non-cum
U S Shoe
Mar 11
24
153
85% Jan
157
8%
3
54% Feb
10
57
Apr
38 V4 Feb
7
35% Jan
7
U 8 Rubber Co common
59'% Apr 27
?
24
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
3%%
20
131% Mar 11
Jan
9% Oct 30
17
10
5
.10
1
100
100
preferred—
U 8
83
101% Feb
88 % May
147% May
7% Oct 24
1
common
U 8
2
May
50% Mar
15% Dec "24
78
4Va%
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
May 6
Tuesday
Monday
May 4
Par
U 8 Pipe & Foundry Co
9
22
Jan
31
158% jun 12
32% Jun 16
38%. May 16
90% Dec
U 8 Lines
26
Jan
33% Jan
11
19% Jan
35
Jan 21
146
41% Oct 14
143 V* Oct
29
100% Jan
6
45% Feb 10
22
2
7
88
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
Jan
Jan
76
48% NOT 18
154
2
10
41% Jan
43% NOT 21
80% Mar 14
108
Dec
1
7
14
35% Apr 20
25% May
28% NOT 20
95
Nov 18
Jan
EXCHANGE
2
30% Jan
6
17
31% Apr
140
Apr
&L76 Jan
25% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
lllghesi
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23% Jan
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
"260
102
w
3374 Jan
7276 Feb 24
Oct
67
20
Apr 15
2
50
12% Jan
8
15% Nov 14
2776 Jan
2
51
Dec
2574 Jan
15
36
Nov
7
3376 Mar 30
1674 Feb
4
1276 Feb
7674 Mar 11
4676 Feb
Jan
13
95
8
Apr
8
1676 Jan 30
56
Jan
13
21
10
24 76 Jan
94
8
6
3476 Jan
2
48
9776 Decli
Deo 31
48
3474 Jan
2
4476 Deo 31
2
40
NOV
5
3676 Feb
7
2674 NOV
6
2576 Jan
25
Jan
1976 Mar
174 Jan
23
44
Jan
476 Deo
10
74 Jan 15
•>074 Dec 22
1576 Jan
13
2574 Jan
2
95 74 Oct
6
6
4874 Jan
9*
12
4874 May
50
(>5
43
7"
56% Jan
Mar
2476 Oct
4
13
May
1774 Marie
3574 Dec 22
9
Apr 29
5
2176 Jan 21
May
6
4.20%
17
4.10%
3174 Feb 28
51
Dec
ID
42
May
8
5076 Jan
5
May 6
2874 Dec 31
9774 May
5
101
2G
Jan
7
38
24% Dec
23% Jan
8
3176 Mar 30
10
9776 Apr 16
7476 May 7
100
Mar 31
Apr
14
Mar 23
8374 Jan 21
Jan
3
86
4276 Jan
2
7176 Nov 20
6976 Jan
15
Jan
2
3474 Dec
29% Jan
1776 Jan
2
3376 Dec 29
32
Jan
5576 Jun 24
7476 Dec 31
7074 Feb
9
84
Feb
9
8874 Apr 27
8874 Jan 29
11074 Feb
3
83
8
Aug
Dec 11
3374 Apr
7
8376 Jan
6
110
13
8274 Jan
10
9276 Apr 21
125
Jan
7
5476 Dec 31
96
Nov
5274 May
9274 Jan
10
1676 Feb 21
31% Dec 30
56
68
26
Jan
21
Jan
7
9176 Jan ~ 2
4% Jan
2
2976 Jan
2
9476 Apr
2
8
81
May 5
3976 Mar 12
28
38 76 Mar 18
7
2
28
6776 Mar 3$
4976 Oct 21
4376 May 7
4076 Mar 30
100
112
Feb
24
11
,
60
Jan
29
98 74 Mar 13
38 74
3274 Jun
30
Jan
Jan
12
876 Oct
9
7
Jan
7
1276 Apr
27
5
2574 July
1
2476 Jan
7
28
Jan
23
6
38
Nov
36
Jan
0
48
Apr 24
Apr 13
29
4876
Nov"20
15% Jan 30
3374 Dec
71
85 74 July 10
2076 Dec 30
Jan
2
1276 July 31
4
Jan
2
2674 Jan
8
3176 Jan
12076 Dec
1
3276 Jan
82
8% Nov 17
49 74 Nov
4574
2,000
5,600
.•/■ 476
45%
45
45
4476
45
;%
r
3074
3074
574
17,000
;
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5
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700
33
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3376
32'6
600
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4974
4974
4976
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4974
220
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44
4476
43
43
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45
'4476
4476
3276
1,000
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pfd
18
187a
1874
1874
1874
1774
1776
1774
1774
37
3676
3774
3676
3676
36
3676
20.600
9674
3774
9776
37%
9676
9774
9876
98'6
9874
9876
9976
99 76
180
90
90
90
*89
9176
88
*86
88
*86
87
85
86
4276
44
42
43'4
*9676
98
1776
*8776
90
*88
89
88
West Va Pulp & Paper common—.5
45
46
4374
4474
474% preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
X9774
*8774
4376
44
*89
10
9176
SO
9.400'
100
*96%
98
3474
33%
34%
3374
3374
32
3374
3376
34
8,500
31
3174
31%
317a
3076
3174
3076
31%
3074
3076
4,700
100
Ry
2nd
99
3376
5
com
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Maryland
99
7
*99
100
Co
7776
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com
98
*99
100
7876
*90
100
77
9274
;
78
*9676
*99
7676
98'
101%
10
7674
7476
76
7476
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4,700'
89'/a
91
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9176
200
100
*100
100
100
No par
7974
8076
80 74
81
7976
9276
8074
76
7876
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.1274
3576
3G76
35 '/a
35%
3574
3774
3576
3674
3576
3676
39,400
3574
36
35
3576
3474
3574
3476
3576
3474
3574
27,400
Western Pacific
preferred
*90
100
RR
Western
3.80%
857 a
8576
8674
preferred series B
100
*86
87
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
*110
115
8674
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I
9274
8674
8774
115
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X85
86 74
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115
8376
86
*110
8574
r
Wheeling Steel Corp
$5
preferred
4%%
10
common
No par
5
common
convertible
[preferred
5%% preferred
White Sewing Machine
80
20
"55%
7676
8374
85
8576
8574
*110
115
>110
3776
44
common
Prior
1174
1176
20
preference
convertible preferred
*27
9774
9874
3776
37'6
38'. 4
3676
717a
71'4
7174
*7074
4376
4574
4774
10074
1
98
4474
4574
4774
5474
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7074
10074
5376
3776
97
3674
6974
55
9776
97
100
—1
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1176
*27
28
45
44
46
10174
11%
28
11'6
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78
33,200
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86
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115
4676
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2
16
Jan
2
Jan
22
2
9
Mar 18
4574 Jan
2
4074 Jan
23
129
Mar 25
Industries
Winn-Dixie Stores
Wisconsin
6%
Elec
Public
36% Mar
6
Woodward
Iron
5374 Dec 31
53 76 Jan
2
59 74 Jan
74
Dec
31
7076 Jan
8
8074 Feb 25
Jun
5
89
Jan
2
94% Feb
7876 Jan
2
9074 Nov 13
8376 Jan
8
91
474 Jan
2
1174 Oct
22
9% Jan
13
337a Nov
17
15
2
Jan
26
12 76 Feb
25
29Feb
10
35 74 Apr
22
31% Feb
9
3674 Apr
13
11474 Jan
7
130% Feb
2
2576 May
5
com
Woolworth
87a
41%
10
100
Wisconsin
1976
1
Power Co
9
*84
10c
Inc
Inc
preferred
2776 Jan
97
20% Jan 28
Windsor
10
3874
*123
——10
Yale <fc Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
2,fM
35%
29.00C
*84
86
*84
86
*84
87
2174
*1974
21
*1976
21
8
8'6
42
4176
874
42
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4176
874
42
39
39
39
39
39
125
*123
125
*1-23
125
2676
x33
54
5474
77%
77
93%
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8776
8776
10%
1074
33%
3476
12074
2436
25
3876
26%
2674
33
3276
32%
32
54%
54 76
38%
38%
9,30C
12676
3876
12676
26
2674
3276
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54%
5476
5476
5476
77
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76
7574
7676
7574
93
93
92
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89
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89
88
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10
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3476
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34%
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3476
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3474
3474
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25%
24%
25
26
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700
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76
3,800
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90
89%
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1,500
3376
34%
14,900
3476
34%
119%
24%
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118%
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2474
100
1,500
10,800
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88
8
42%
4176
4174
127
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26 3 6
10%
"
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8
8
4176
2676
88
3476
121%
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54
3474
r»
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10
7,200
3474
3576
26%
43%
*1976
7776
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300
2574
4374
21
3374
(F W) Co
8,700
"
87
3374
Corp common
10
preferred 476% series..* 90
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No v )r
Wyandotte Worsted Co
3476
*4574
26
4374
*19%
Corp__ 10
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3574
257-6
43
'
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267-a
Worthington
447 a
1974
2676
Co
4674
87
10
Service
3574
10
4676
3476
No par
—
Co
8,600
300
35
No par
common
preferred
3,700
\
26'6
46%
3474
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
4674
2676
Wilson & Co Inc
3
44
10174
2776
3976 Apr
20
70C
27
0
Jan
16.30C
28
437 a
Mar 31
4474
*101
510
3776
11
2674 ■"2774
27
43%
4414
4574
101%
*101
9774
75
1076
4674
88
3674
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75
11
4476
4
97
3874
9,900'
1076
2G
Co
98
54%
2474
2474
1,600
1,700
12,200
z
6776 Feb 28
20874 Dec 16
178
Jan
27
335
Apr
27
10974 Apr
29
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315
324
305
31576
309
312
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10474
10576
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10674
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102
1057'4
10374
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18,800
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6,200'
1174
4676
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5374
54
4474
4674
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5276
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4474
4774
10174
44
$3
-
5476
5774
2574
14
:f
2,600;
36
100
Western Auto Supply
*
•
49
6
-
474%
;
8,700
5374
34
4676
2576 Jan
2276 Dec 30
5374
49
4776
37
13
33
5376
••
3074
'30
=
45
2
9
5
111
109
111
:
v
■
preferred series B
preferred series C
noncum
2,600
*33
•
100
4%
19,600
2474
44 74
26%
80% Jan
Apr
5
57a
4076
24%
4576
46
4376
45% Feb 27
16
5
397a
25
>5374
3076
2576
121
3674 Aug 26
576
3076
*4676
14
119% Oct
576
4574
'4574
5
3074 Jan
2
47
3076
4074
\
1.700
108
1
3274 Oct
23% Apr 16
2576 Feb 25
4674
3076
5376
50
21% Jan
68 76 Jan
4576
487a
3176
NJO
4.80%
Western
l&ti
976
2474
113
White Stores Inc
2576 Dec 29
3674 Jan
4474
4476
4776
3176
1
Power
j
12,100
■/•'
97 a
39
<2576
Wilcox
2076 Jan
14
53
5
com
1376
9274
*92
:•■:
.
136,200
97a
976
4174
25
11174
Apr 24
5176 Mar 11
676 Jan
Mar 23
53
7
7
4076 Feb
18
3776 Dec 22
135
Jan
19% May
4474
11074 11276
—5
-
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
99
4276 Jan
-No par
-
5376 Mar 20
5076 Apr 22
10276 Mar 11
5
10
5476
Whirlpool Corp
Sep
13
1127a
5276
May 6
7174 Feb 24
25
2374 Nov
11076
No par
3,500
2,600
<
1774
13'4
13
93
3574
'
22
Dec
Pharmaceutical „1
a
13
*92
976
457 a
25%
397
1374
93
40%
40%
2576
West Penn
Apr
974
5376
3976
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
91
Apr
"
a
2676
13
8
38 74 Apr
07
40
24
Jan
Feb
5
1376
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-
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2,100
55 74
-55
.
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4574
85
Nov
92
976
44 74
9
7976 Dec 31
137a
9174
9%
1
Jun
100
13
91%
974
West Indies Sugar Corp.—-
94
13
1376
*91
4976
3376 Dec 17
63
13%
1
-
3376
90
48 76 Jan
1676
4974
16
9476 Nov 12
3576
16 76
3376
86 74 Jan
17
3574
1574
50
9974 Jun 11
103
55
35
1676
2.50
102
4
5474
3574
15%
preferred
2
1974 May 13
1476 Jan
2
5476
3576
1676
257<
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
16
9674 Mar
5476
36
1676
100
Waukesha Motor Co
35 76 Feb
Sep 23
5474
36
•
10
Warner-Lambert
9574 Jan
86
54-74
16%
——1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power.
May 20
105
1776
3574
Co
4.80%
71
177a
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6976
18
5476
Corp
3676 Mar
68
7174
1774
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Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Welbllt
5
68
69
18
357-6
-
Knitting Mills
2
68
7176
18
5474
2.50
Corp
Wayne
4776 Jan
Mar
4
preferred
Industries
Warner
69
70
18
*1776
*68
6774
6676
18
10
3176 Feb 24
35% Oct
B
49% July 28
32
12
6%
Ward
67
1774
No par
Ward Baking Co common.—
.
6674
Co
776 Jan 28
<
376 Jan 21
1
20
4076 May 5
2874 Apr
7
11476 Apr 23
5474 May 4
4476 Feb 19
Jan
Feb
1174 Mar 20
8
2476 May
89
Jan
Walgreen
6974
*68
69
15
No par
Walker (Illrani) G &> W
Walworth Co
1774 Apr 30
1674 Feb 20
6
976 Jan 12
16
21
Apr 21
5576 Apr 17
3776 Feb
9
13
Apr 30
8774 Jan 16
Apr 25
1176 Dec
4
26 76 Deo
7174 Apr
2
Feb
47
1476 Dec 22
84
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
2
1474 Jan
1
U7/a July 17
1176 Aug 29
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italic'betters
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column
headed
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"Interest
each
in
indicate
the
case
month
LOW
Range Since Jan. l
Highest
Lowest
202.14 Nov
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
NEW
Highest
5
YORK
STOCK
Treasury 4s
Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4s
Feb
1 1980
Treasury 3%s
Low
Low
High
*98.22
98.30
*98
98.8
*97.2
97.10
*89.28
90.4
*88.6
88.14
EXCHANGE
Nov 15 1974
AND
bonds
mature.
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 5
Monday
May 4
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 11)58
the
when
point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Range for Previous
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Thursday
May 7
May 6
Low
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Low
„
Sales for
Friday
May 8
High
High
Low
*98.26
99.2
99.8
*99.4
99.12
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99.10
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98.6
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2
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96%;
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91
91
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94
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80
74
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-
80
4
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%
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78
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15
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33
77
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50
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97
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■
debs
('I'h^) Co 2%s
-
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86
80%
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__
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154%
mortgage
1980—
Man-July
July
A
1970-May-Wow
108%
conv
-
intge 2%s
3s.,-1980-l-__—__
gen
subord
107%. 111%
455
debs
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86
00
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303
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83
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81
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1
319
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101%
101% 101%
37
101%
105
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April-Ocf
88%
—Feb-Aug
—Apr-Oef
Caterpillar Tractor ,4%s debs 1977—,
Celanese Corp. 3s debentures 1965
Oantral of Georgia Ry— ■
First mortgage 4s-series
Jan-July
1976—
,conv
*84
88%
*85%
64
58
79
4
89%
—
.
—
85
88 %-
84%
91
-
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.
A
1995
-
322
80%
.
101 Vb
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(perpe(ual)
Oliio
debs
72
71
Jan-July
1981___
Cartilage Si Adirondack Ry 4s 1981—
Case (J I)
3%s debs 1978—
debentures
107%
"
2
•,
Californiti Oregon Power 3.%s 1974—
Canada Southern consol g.ld 5s, A 1962
subord
174%;;-
Vf
67
42 %
A5s general mtge, income
1982——
Jan-July
California Electric Power?,first 3s 1976—June-Dec
conv
89
152'%
.85%
Jaw-July
May-Nov
19731
conv
&
j
87%
85%
.
114
*68
Niaggra Elec first intge 2%s 1975_Map-Nov
Clinclifield
88%
*
80
88
152 % 158
71
April-Oct
1976__Jan-Jai//
Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
Airlines.Inc
'
__
42%
19G8—
—
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17
.
3s, debentures
Gas
85
83
86
i'
f
.
debs 1981
mortgage ,4%s series
Brooklyn Union
—
Va
80 Va
v
—
s.
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—Mar-Sept
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mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961.——April-Oct
First, mortgage, 4s- scries RR 1960
Jan-July
AGen
Va
90%
88
114%
67
AGcu
91%
%
82
*83
3j/2S
108
92%
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&%s
107%
96
...Jan-July
1980
AirpfaueaCo—
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15%
102%
88
April-Oei
.
17
103
89%
80%
105
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3978_5_——
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4%
coijpol- debentures
14%
89
100%
97%
92%
——Feb-Aug
94
100%
.
03
81
100%
Man-:July
—Feb-Any
87%
96%
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Bethlehem Steel .Corp-— ■>', :
f
Consol mortgage 2is
series I 1970——Jan-July
Consol mortgage 2%s series J. 19761
May-Wow
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18
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30
83
4
A .1978.
series
97
101
—
131n
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76%
79%
-
90%
Co Inc—
13%
__
78%
74%.
88
89%
2010_a__—
deb
Carolina
13'u
1968—Jtine-Dee
Taiwan Electric Power Co
Ltd—
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June-Dec
Tuvr.-n,^
1968
Light
90
171-1
74
74
*88
debentures^. 1951—-——
: 195931-—"
&
13%
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June-Dec
1958.
15
*13
June-Dee
_
94
*13
May-Nov
1962— May-Nov
1958
(Union of )
*89
10
83%
80%
*82
debentures
Burrotighs Cqrp .4%k
—4
Jan-Jw'w
Stamped
(interest
reduced to 2ft) ■ 2012—
April-Oct
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom) —
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co. Ltd—
§A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952..
„t___
A
fleb-
Bush
*95
-
78
Mar-Sept
1995—
4%s'
4%s
__
75
Man-July
mtge -4.%s; 1983_x7
!
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Brunswiek-Balke-Goliendcr. Co—
'
25
1900— Man-July
Brown
*95
70
.
1st
*95
Jan-Julu
__
dollar
(
1st
Mar-Sept
(interest
A
2.25ft)
2004
loan 1968
pursuant to Plan A
external
-t
f
Brlsto 1 -Myers• Co
"69
__
75
80%
72%
adJ(istment-r-«*'%-
A Inc
Jati-July
—
1956__
s
.s
Power
4%S conv'subord
(interest
1929
AGfei
Boston & Maine RR—
1999—Jan-July
—Jaw-July
Plan A
loan
7
04
54
*54
78
1980——. .Mar-Sept
—
1980
C
47:ts
67
*09
75%
31
Beneficial
Debt
/
70
28
3s series Z 1989—
—
71%
75%
100 %
mtge s f T'/ts 1990-——17
1st ret mtge s f 4s 19935
15
Benellciai Finance- 5s debk l977
Berlin
*65
80
232
88
1st ref
SA6%s
38
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74 (a
140%
24
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Industrial Loan 2%s
debs'1901_May-Nov
lAjBcrlin City Electric Gs. 1955-7
AprH-Oct
58
*00(a
107
308
100
—
'58
75
232
Gas & Electric Co—
1st & j'ef M
(interest
1950
Baltimore
85%
27
April-Ocf
A
ser
ser
95
80%
08
98
91%
82%.
80
-Fcb-Awy
1979..
ser B
93
73 %
_Feb-Any
4%s convertible Income Feb 1 2010
91
9317
;
A, 1980.——
4%s conv, debs'series
to
(Interest reduced
mtge 3%s
mtge 4%s
99
99%
90'
5
78%
—
mtge 4s
cons
90%
98:%
3(i
91 'a
74%
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& Ohio RR— ' v
cons
102%
98
'
210
Ma v-Scpt
3995_._——
subord debs
conv
Baltimore
—
93
2ft) 2012---.—May-Now
Sao Paulo (State
of)—
8s 1936 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
_
90
10
(interest
A
09%
217%.
87 Vi
97%
92%
72 %
.Wlay-Woa
—
1st
__
:
1962—
1977
ser
85
94
98;%
82
Quar-Jaa
J984
1977,—
T'opeka & Santa Fe—
4s
98%
*98
April-Oci
—
;4%s cony subord :debs 1987—
Manufacturing, Corp—
5s
12%
1957—/l/aw-Nov
pursuant
debs
97
14
90
June-Dec
Avco
15%
14/7
1517
April-Oct
to
reduced
35
94
22
*94%
_Feb-Atig
1995—
deb
'Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972
i General mtge 3%s series D
18
—May-Nov
A
sub
debentures
Gen mortgage 4s
—
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2004—_./uuc-Dec
2.375 ft)
2001—
secured sinking fund
A6%s extl
Stumped
4('i
93%
68
92 %
'
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i960__
Refining 2%s debentures
j3%s debentures 1979—
17
1017
1962.
1977
Atlantic
8417
.
1952—
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reduced
98:-i(
92%
791)i
l 3995—
;.
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Atlanta & Char! Air Line Ry 3%s 1963—
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Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A
.Jane-Dec
1964—
85
17
3s
3 976—-
1st cons
(Interest
1952
4s
Stamped 4s July
14
17 Vu
subord
9517
10217
84
__
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to
2.25ft) 2004—L„____Juuc-Dcc
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
(interest
inc
180
82
__
17 Vs
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Corp
gold 4s July
5S
General
1*.
44
__
—
reduced
:
7s
80
C
118%
62%
97%
82%
101
109
8
97%<
75%-.
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Inct3%s debs
first
58
92%
80
98%
95%
141
99%
08%
92 %
97%
Man-July
April-Oct
———
—
debentures
Atcliisob
10117
I
48!a
*13
Juuc-Dqc
1906—May-Wow
_
3985;
Nitrate
& Co
4%s
,
*13
Feb-Aug
2
113
*04
97%
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—.
3983
5 %s
*1717
_April-Oct
(interest
Arbor
Armour
90
»
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2ft ) 2012
Ann
99%
90
100'a 101' i,
*179
14
Stamped, pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5ft)
1C99.——2 —April-Oct
A 6s internal
sinking fund gold 1968—Juue-Dec
external
109
92 3 4
5Feb-Aug
1990,7
Associates-, investment 2%s debs
*82(a
April-Ocf
Sul (State of)—.
external loan of 1921 1946..—
15
99
*15 '/a
Jan-July
Rio Grande do
A7s
109
95%
104
5
Muna-Dec
Co debentures
3969..
:
debentures 3977..—.....
99
1
08
Mnnc-Dcc
;
Tobacco
99
95:,i
133
Man-July
3971
debentures
95%
92
99'a 100%
.April-Oct
(Jobs 1973——
conv
American
10517
97
12
93
*44
-April-Oct
(interest
'
2001..—:
(lebeutures
9717
99'2 10017
*83 Va
*82(a
§AExternal secured 6%s 1953—2 —Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
§A8s
127
-
._Fcb-4:'g
1987.__._
debentures
9017
2
99(S
*07
April-Oct
2000——
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
99
*95
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—.
(Federation of) 5%s 1073——.—May-Nov
lARio de Janeiro (City of) 3s 1946-2/
95:,'i
133
J an-June
...
94
90%
81%
__Feb-Aug
1982.
tiebentures
5%s
8s 19G1 stamped pursuant to Plan A
.(Interest reduced to 2.375ft) 2001
—Jan-July
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
2.25(a)
95%
90
.Mur-Sepl
debentures 39844%
4%s
40
98
*180
1947—April-Oct
i—Aprif-Oct
gAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
Jan-July
A4%s assented 1963
Jan-July
Porto Alegro (City of)—
■
to
28
99
*90
1968
reduced
-94
April-Oct
1970
:
3%s
40
45
99
101
101
COMPANIES
Jaw-July
..Apr-Oct
May-Nov
——
3%s
debentures .39737—
2%s
102 (a 1027 ii
99
-
(interest
INDUSTRIAL
June-Dec
3986
4:5«s
99
1961_..April-Oc£
April-Oct
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940
A4 %s assented 1958—_r_-i
§AStu!)ilizalion loan sink land 7s
assented
100 Va
.April-Oct
19%
21'7
3s
100'
17
*100% 101%
April-Oct
1982.7
Machine & Foundry Co
subord debs 1977—
Telenhone & 'i'elograjjli Co—
dcbonuires
3980.5—7. :i.__
debentures
5s
2008
fAPoland
A4 las
1975
debentures- i975.__
*44
99
13
10
137b
Jan-July
debentures 3980,...'
3%s
100'
83
94
10
13%
198% 200
Airlines 3s debentures 1960
Muiic-Dec
Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1904—May-Nov
Can Co 3%s debs 1988
—April-Oct
2%«
40
Mnv-Sept
external 7s 1959
Mar-Sept
f 6s 1st series I960— Junc-Dec
(Republic of)
ANat
ANat
4%s
Ltd
2117
46
May-Won
Mpy-Wou
(City olt
reduced to 2.125%)
Canada
3%s
0197a
Feb-Aug
...
1953 extended
of
2%s
102
94
*13
Mar-Sept
conv
2%s
Fcto-Auy
4'/as debt udj 1972
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
§ A 6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
6s due
mtge, 3%s 1972
211a
*20
April-Oct,
April-Oct,
Feb-Aug
93%
92%
95
*12%
American
_Mur-Sept
sinking fund old 417s 1905
92
88%
88
r34
American
(interest
..
84
83
■93 %
May-Nov
& Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
junior debentures J 987
4.80s
(Kingdom of)—
4%s s f extl loan new
4s
i
s
American
1959——.Mar-Sept
102
*188
AND
1967
1984_—
2%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
External
3%s
American
extl sink fund 6%s 1958....—-Mar-Wept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008—.„
Mar-Sept
fund
Co
American
Jan-July
..Z.'. April-Oct
100%
87
93:l
Chemical & Dye. 3 %s debs 1978.
Aprit-Gct
Co of America
3%s 1964———7Feb-Aug
American
1963_Jau-July
(City of) 6%s 1952—Gcraes (State).—
Norway
1st
Susquehanna ItR
&
Aluminum
—.
agree't)
205
93
Inc 4%s conv- snbord debs 1970
Mar-Sept
Allegitauy Corp debs 5s: ser A 1962———_May-Noa
Alleglieny Ludlura Steel 4s conv debs 1981_Aprii-Oct
Allegheny.& Western 1st gtd 4s 1998...
April-Oct
19
Jan-July
(1942
202
June-Dec
1971--
Southern
mortgage 3%s
Albany
A Secured
New
to
s
t debentures 1979_
1
4%s sinking fund debentures
3%s s £ debentures 1983
18'/a
"13ti
1922
to
§ A Milan
sink
87
1
11
June-Dee
3s
"18%
418Tu
—
A Secured-extl
May-Nov
.May-Nov
Aldeus
19%
—
—-'
...
—»—.
assented
101'
—
6s of '26 1961
1961 extended
215%
™
1963. Jan-July
—...
§ a small A;..
new
(City of)
103
———
A Small
due
190
99%
-50%
1908..Jan-July
—»—....
assented
gATreasury Cs of 1913
agreement)
1933
AGs
6s
214
*10%
agree¬
§ A Small.
A4s new
205
101
97%
103% 103%
*185
100%
94
90%
191
97
(Republic ol;-~
A Yokohama
142 %
June-Dec
—
(1942 agree') )
High
191
^
205
conversion 1978 June-Dec
4s-4%.s-4%s external readjustment 1978_Feb-Ang
3%s external .readjustment 3984
Man-July
Vallc lJel Caucu See Cauca
Valley (Dept of)
1A Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
§A4%s assented 1958
Feb-Aug
73%
92%
99'%
1963 .Jan-July
.
Low
-
205
Aluminuni
(assented to 1922
Jan. 1
No.
100% 100%
June-Dec
RAILROAD
(assented to 1922 agree't)
assented
Range Since
Sold
'
*179
.Mune-Dcc
External readjustment 3979
External conversion 1979__-
*18%
A4s new
Bond*
High
3%s-4.%s-41r;,s external
6
-
(1942 agree't)
Friday's
Bid & Asked
on
mtge ,$ series 1953.
extended to 1963
J953
103%
08%
*203
103'
A Small
§A4s of 1910
or
__April-Oct
April-Oct
Mai -Sept
1971
to
3%s-4s-4 Iks (dollar bond of 1937)
100
90 %
1968—Jan-July
agreem't)
_
assented
new
§A4s of 1904
Minas
99%
(Republic of)—
A5s
Cs. 1st
Uruguay
41%
92%
90%
Irrigation—
1963
§
40
99%
lOGU
1961 extended
§ Af>s sterling loan of '12 1952
$ A Willi March 1 1952 co upon
97
29
.
7i%
1957. April-Oct
June-Dec
.Man-July
7s
Sale Price
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
110%
26%
::
70
70
May-Nov
1975
(State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
A Small
80
13
70%
.-..A/ar-Sopt
§ A Jugoslavia
A New assented
517s duc
29
1
of)
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
5%s due 1965 extended to
Mexico
Tokyo (City of)—
A5%s extl loan of '27
103%
104
—
f extl loan 1974
AMedollin
35
*99% 104
Jan-July
June-Dec
-
Last
Period
Lew
99
98%.
0
33 1
*103
•—/an-July
s
Week's Rang*
IntereM
*
High
92%
5
97
?a
35
Jan-July
Japan 5%s extl s f 1974
-— ...Jan-July
Japanese (Imperial Govt)--A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
Feb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964..
Feb-Aug
Mexican
0
__
33
for Public Works
Consortium
(Government
s
98%
90
-
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
-
f 3s 1977
Italian Public Utility Institute —
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
f A Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951.
5%s
Low
110% 110'.
—Fe b-Awp
__
Jamaica
BONDS
May-Nov
•
-
1940
6s
X
New York Slock Exchange
1
6s
Conv & funding 4 fas I960 —
Hclsingfors (City) external 6%s 1900
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
30-year gtd ext
Jan.
No.
*103%.
96'
AGs part paid 1968
5 A Hamburg (State oft
Italian Credit
Sold
June-Dec
June-Due
1904—
part paid
High
98
—
1972
MAY
Range Since
„
Greek Government—
A7s
ENDEI)
Friday
Bonds
,
--April-Oct
-t
1930
,
1903—Jan-July
bonds 1980_J._~—
dollar
5s
r
1953 due
1953 Issue—
Conversion
Prussian
Low
fund issue
&
conv
Friday's
Bid & Asked
German
(cont) —
10-year bonds of 1936—
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—May
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020—
May
74
74
74
8
00
"l
06
78'/a
83
*87%
74
88
66
751%
-
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Number 5845
fWrume 189
'
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-V-
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's Range
BONDU
RANGE
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
"
Period
East-.;
.r
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
WEEK ENDED MAY
FOR
V
OlUw
Sold
Central
New
of N J
York
3 Vis
Power
1987
3s
___Jan-July
Jan. 1
1974
Wo
437a
43Va
April-Oct
'5%s
i
subord debs
conv
1979—-
___Jan-July
Champion Paper .&• Fibre* 3%s 'debs 1981—Jan-Jufy
3'As debentures 1965—
Jan-July
,
4 Vis
subord debs
conv
Chesapeake
Ohio
&
1984
Ry
Jan-Ju\y
ll)92_—Mar-Sept
4%s
gen
Refund and iiupt M 3 lbs series D 1996—May-Noo
Refund and lmpt AI 3%s series E 199G;_Feb-/!«g
.
Refund and impt M 3%s series II
R &
i
A
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82
98 Hi
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78
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&
Grande
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1985
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1977
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1982
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1984
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B 1970
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1903
3%s series
series
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13
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94
99
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Cincinnati
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April-Oct
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
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-
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1980—
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1
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•
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,
Monday, JMay 11,1969
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
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Sale Price
or
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1974
1984
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mtge 3 Vis series O 1980
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
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t
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1980
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1st mtge 4%s «or K 1987
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mtge 4Vast* series0L
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1981
1989
:
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Low
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78
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4s
—Jan-July
Aprll-Ooi
1982
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Clear
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1959
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Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
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subord debs
conv
Kanawha
&
Michigan
Kansas City Power &
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Term Ry
363
Mar-Sept
1990
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!
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ref
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&
ref
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subord debentures
debentures 1976
•
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RR
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RR (Southern
Lines) 4s
Martin Co 5%s 1968 "ex wts"
1959
May Dopt Stores 2%a debentures
3'As 0 f debentures 1978
1972
Feb-Aug
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5s
conv
subord
debs
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1372
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1973
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Jan-July
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RR
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1979—Jan-July
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B
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—
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Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s 1986
3%s debentures 1978_.
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
&
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.
83
81
&
102%
101
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refunding 3s series N
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143
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June-Dec
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83
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t>
158
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May-lVou
1978—
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--
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1982
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4%s 1987
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1975
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797a
98 Va
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80
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Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984——June-Dec
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s
1974——Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
——;
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78
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1988
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3%s
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1991
Feb-Augr
4%s
debentures
1988
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Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
April-Ocf
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847a
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78
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s
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registered
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Oxford
104% 110
90%
90%
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109
85
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89%
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81
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A
1978
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57
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83
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ser
1977
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Pacific
105
3 05
84
rei
1976
registered
60
50%
20
75
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1974
f debentures
Olin Mathicson
83%'
85%
;
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f
1st
97 Vi
90
88
general &
s
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63 %
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s
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55
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14
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mortgage 3%s 1983
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74
76
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conv
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70
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71
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139
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39%
92
100%
for footnotes
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55
a
84
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Mar-Sepf
Norfolk &s Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
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1980
r
65
52 %
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1993
Jan-July
4%s
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141
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67
52%
54%
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547,
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99
75
72
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ser 1980
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conv debs 1977
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3s debentures 1970
June-Dee
SIV,b debentures 1976
-SZ June-Dec
61Vi
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—
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April-Ocf
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75
38
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1966
70%
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
64%
587;
56 Vi
A
B Jan
€2%
Y
General
75%
3994
4s
mtge
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72
59 Vi
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1st
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63
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72
ser
5s income debentures
Jan 1
'4j/4S coll trust 1976
.
2005
2%
Susquehanna & Western
70
33 %
1Jan-July
1967
96%
1%
N
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66%
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1978
123
94 Vi
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_
8
95
123
135
92%
92
92
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92 Vi
53
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(quar) F M A N
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series A Jan 1971„
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Missouri Kansas & Texas first
4s 1990
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ser
45 Vi
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05
May-Nov
1973
45%
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63
54
Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993— April-Ocf
General
Mar-Senl
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1974—May-Nou
Michigan Bel! Telephone Co 3V8S 1988
Aprll-Ocf
Y
A
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Mar-Sept
Gen
N
70 "0
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84
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75 Vi
May-Nov
May -Nov
NY
series
89 %
*74
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N
81%
4Vis
mtge
85
2
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mtge 3%a ser F 2003
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2003
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gold 3s 1980
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1st
39
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inc 4%s
conv
A
ser
1st
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Aprtt-Ool
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April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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subord debs 1968—Mar-Sepl
Macy (R If) 6s Co. 2%s debentures
1972—May-No?
5s conv subord debs
1977
Feb-Aug
refunding mtge 4s
Term
»
Jan-July
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Deo
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
Aprll-Ocf
3s debentures 1976
Mar-Sept
3% 8 debentures 1973
April-Oci
Louisville 6s Nashville RR—
38%
62%
RR—
81%
957,
Feb-Aug
May-No?
May-No?
69%
55
—
May-Nov
Hartford
93
*91
2003
1980
1973
A
81%
65
3.75s
series
1973
6s
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79
81
60
4.50s
90%
B
Haven
&
4s
93
95
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-No?
series
New
First
122%
West
&s
997:
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interest
122
April-Oci
81 %
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fixed
5s
V4
——
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78
May-No?
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May
ASeries E 4%s contingent Interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-OcI
Lexington 6s Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
LIbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '7G..June-Defl
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
C
Y
80%
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Series
Lack
4 Vis
N
80 Vi
79
7,
I'-dlJ
1970—Aprll-Ocf
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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1st mortgage 4Vas extended to 1974—
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
102
72
95 Va
——
Feb-Aug
8J
Mar-Sept
1964
100
109
305
*96%
April-Ocf
April-Oci
5s
stamped
05 Va
71
63
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—April-Ocf
N Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
May-Nov
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Jan -July
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—.Jan-July
Y
94
69
6s St Louis-
First mortgage 3s scries F 1986
4Vis income debentures 1989
135
99 Vi
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L-Jan-July
3959
1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3J/as A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
64
59
67
9 4:t,
N Y
N
68
62%
71 Vis
Jan-July
1998
Chicago
—
62 r'n
71%
62 Va
05%
Jan-July
92111
4
4
3%s *97—June-Bee
June-Deo
registered
1st
113
*84
Jan-July
Jan-July
1.961
Mich South
&
113Vi
997;
York
_
61%
64
April-Oct
81 %
Apr-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKrcuger & Toll 5s certificates
3%s
90
*78
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Lake
90
*79
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Ry 3Vis ser C lt)84_junc-Dec
_
1961
99 Vi
89
109
..
unguaranteed
99V'a
122
1980
1997
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61%
61
71%
....
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109!«i
(Rudolph) 4V'aS debs ndj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Fas 1901—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
J an-July
4,/23
89%
907.
Karstadt
Plain
87%
79%
Apr-Oct
2%s
245
100%
120!.,
June-Beo
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1980 _June-Dec
89 7,
a
1998
High
80
—•
collateral gold 3Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vis 1998-Feb-Aug
96
151%
96
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
Ry
104%
6s
registered
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Co—
series A
trust
Jan. 1
No.
.
3 Vis
104%
90
a
RR
4s
Rang? Since
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Lake Shore
104%
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..
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Bonds
High
*717,
1974-;
—Mar-Sept
3%s 1977__May-A'oy
Y Central & Hudson River RR—
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3Vis
93
98
100%
99 Vi
951
215
891
88
89%
a
101 %
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95
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N
263%
88
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Bid & Asked
'
Refunding & Inipt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
80
88
250
101%
Power & Light 3s
Orleans Term 1st mtge
New
78
78
Interstate Oil
Pipe Lljne Co—
f debentures series A 1977
New Jersey
Consolidated
99
_
or
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
_Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
New
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s
89%
87
78
Sale Price
Low
'79'u
77 '
Last
Period
High
4
79
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
New
'89%
May-Nor
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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»
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77
7!)
1979__May-Nop
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May-Nov
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MAY »
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Sold
High
77
3%s ser A
Consol mortgage 3%» series C
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
eeries B 1978—
111 Cent RR consol mtge
WEEK ENDED
Friday
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LOW
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%b eeries A
FOR
Week's
Last
I'erlcd
BONDS
First
First
1st
&
&
&
refunding
2%s
1974
C
1977
—
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35%
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May-Noo
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11
82%
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86
91%
-
<*
1971
1967
refunding 2%s 1974—
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
& refunding 3 Vis 1982
& refunding 3%s 1983
& refunding 3Vis
1985
& refunding 4%s 1987
&
refunding 3%s 1988
ref mtge 4%s 1986
&
&
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
767a
June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
June-Dec
63%
\
81 %
81
82%
83%
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'5
Number 5845
Volume 189
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(2181)
*48#
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
New lurk Stuck Exchange
.
Period
subord
uouv
uebs
1964
or
114%
Pilisbury Mills Inc. 3%tt s f debs 1972Pittsburgh Bessemer £; Lake Erie 2%s 199G June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cliie & St Louis Ry—
-90
mortgage 5s series A 1970
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General
mortgage
3%s
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1st
series
E
—
1st
series B
5s
gen
1802
debs
couv
and
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and
and
refunding
4%s
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Radio
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Corp
2%s
87 Vi
94
88 Vi
72%
93
96
93
95%
88Vi
of
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1973
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4%s
Oil
1978
Rochester Gas
Term
90
84 V;
90
101
6'%s
137%
L.~.
A
& Adirond'k
—
1977
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5s income
series
debs
B
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4s
Bt
bond
Union
70'%
72
1
85'%
87'%.
87
87
—
first
2022
4s
253
119
110
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75 V 4
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mtge
s
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f
157
4%s
90%
133
113'%
75
75%
44
74
21
73%
82
81
81
70
78%
89
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47
*83
—.
95%
3s
B
1
107'% 109 V4
171
ft
.
1974
'
117%
90'%
debentures
4%s subord
5s
debs
debentures
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Bervice
Pipe
*88%
5 Vis
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
1977
Co
Line
&
May-Nov
Jan-July
4%s
88%
—
103
debentures
2'/as
Oil
88%
4%s
Corp
1982
debs
conv
198G
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Bmith-Corona
5'%s conv
subord
Bouth & North
105'%
105%
117
118
112
ft
Jan-July
debs
Jan-July
.
105
104 V
4 105'4
June-Dec
1979
•--
81
California Edison
convertible
80%
Pacific
4Vis
103%
79'%
6
Co.
81%
80
78'%
1
76
76
24
137
148
5
04
66'%
127
1
127
141'%
94
85
93
96%
76
76
i4oy2
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137% 140%
04
■
—
127
4%s conv 1973. June-Dec
05'%
A 1977
127
1981
1st
93
Afar-Sept
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May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser A
93 Va
96%
98%
57
96'%
UQVz
88
90=4
04
88
.
mortgage
2%s series E 1986
Jan-July
mortgage 2'lis series F 1990—_Jan-July
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fan-July
100
*90 Ve
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102
5lis series II
mtge
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consol
1983
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Tel
2%s
1994
5s
—
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of
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gold
California
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1983
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99
93'%
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1991—April
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63
79
76
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Jan-July
1971
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included
100
75%
not
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3
81
85
94
12
92
99
99%
63
99
,...
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—
.
92
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—
—
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the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
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B„n„n
m .1
ICompunics reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Sec
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities jassumod by such companies.
♦Friday's hid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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Deferred
a
■
81
94
in
delivery
sale
not
the
included in
„
.
,
99'%
93
98'/a
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1975—Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
II 1980
Mar-Sept
1982
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98
100
81
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April
82'%
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96'%
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105%
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90
88
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68
03
4
64
102'%
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.
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07
10
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152
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ref
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M 3Vis
RR
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84
—
100
135
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Jan-JuZy
3%s conv debs 1975—
May-Wow
93%
84
*84
'75--Junc-Dec
73
98'%
'
—
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WVi*
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127
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1970
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5s income debentures 1984-
85
71
.
12
105
89
Penn Power 3 Vis series I 1 DOG
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2301
Jan-July
registered 2301—~——Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1909—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
April-Oct
5Vis debentures 1982
—Jan-July
117%
10
.
1970—_—Jnn-JillV
1909
Ban Fran Term
1:-
71=8
83.'%
89 Vi
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Co—
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
206
80 %
71
debs
4s
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80%
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West
Co—
debentures
Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas
Gold
91'%
81
08%
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1908
subord debentures 1909
ref
West Penn
Ala RR gtd 5s
Southern Indiana
Gold
91'%
86
79'%
*98
series B 1971
gtd gold 3'/as 2000__Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Fcb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/as 1967-Jan-July
119'%
94
—
-
First 4'as
109%
84%
8
America—
mortgage
Warren
87%
272
111% 115
84%
84%
4
June-Dec
mtge income 4Vis series B Jan
First
132'%.
30
■
-
Bouthern
84%
a
1951—Jjme-Deo
C
ser
subord income, debs 2008
Gen
88 Va
117
119
84%
Julie-Dec
86
1947
47/os
of
Gen mtge 4s income
108'%
102%
April-Oct
1903
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1985
.—Fcb-Aay
2%s debentures 1987
Jan-July
3Vis
103'%
98
6
—
79 V
80'%
85
79%
69%
89%
85
133
81
90
.
Wabash RR Co—
Marchant—
Bocony-Vncuum Oil 2'/as 1976.
Southern
36
137
■•87%
--
—Aprll-Oct
1971
99V72
102% 103 V*
78 Vi
89
*80%
'
104%
99'%
105',8 105'%
1982—April-Oct
debentures
98'%
18
clfs
Corp
conv
6s
99'% 101
99
1983— Feb-A it<7
debs
f
s
3.20s s f debs
Gas Corp—
subor.l
101
Feb-Aug
1982-
&
Bhamrock Oil
Bhell
1972
78 Vi
85
Gen mtge 4Vis 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s scries B 3995—
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3V4s ser C 1973_AprIl-Oc£
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
May-Nov
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
78 Vi
489Vi
Jan-July
-
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
81'%
90
94
—
95%
89%
•
couv
1st &
Junc-Dec
—
1983
First and ref mtge 2%s ser
1st mortgage & refund 3%s
—
81
*.90'%
—
June-Dec
89%
89 Va
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
3s series F 1978
:
85%
95'%
105%
*81
-Mar-Sept
90 %
Virginia Electric & Power Co-
__
94
103
—
May-Nov
1980—
1977
debs
sinking fund mtge
4Vis
91%
83'%
__
95 Vs
98%
95%
207
Participating
83
«...
"
97'%
95%
206
Vanadium
89
—.
84%
98%
4
Jan-July
3Vi3
3
—
127'%
81
May-Nov
§ A3 Vis assented scries C 1951
82
—
87%
113'%
91
83%
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947
Jan-July
SAGVis sinking fund mtge series A 1951-Junc-Dec
§ A3 Vis assented scries A 1951
June-Dec
77'%
77'%
123 Vi
Corp—
Steel Works
74'%
80
April-Oct
4s
SAOVis
*80
108'%
1978
19G7
United
80
—
__
debentures
10
108'%
85'%
4
—Mar-Sept
J an-July
Rubber 2%s debentures 1970
United States Steel
120'%
80
72
—
coll tr 4 Vis 1977
coll tr 4Vis 1978
debentures
f
s
73%
87%
120
/.
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
;
1972
§A6Vis debs series A
—
—
S.
2%s
90
89
1989_Jan-July
debs
f
s
81
85
82
103'%
■■
487 Vi
120
—Jaiv-July
1st mtge &
76%
1908_J?oie-Dec
& Sons 2%s 1906—
1970
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Co—
debentures
(Jos E)
debentures
2%s
1
/:'V3-r;
'
80
1900—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
94%
76%
70
73%
80
„A/ay-Nov
2%s
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
*
1st
3%s
1909
America
1977
94
90
72
.
Beagram
of
4%s
70'%
—
April-Oc£
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
A/ar-Sept
Bcovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
RR
debs
Co
99%
74
—
82 Vi
82
Feb-Aug
75%
*71
—
Vi
73%
4103'%
Jan-July
115
*88
*71
■
.—
97%
June-Dec
1st
126
119
115
94'%
1976—
1st
U.
115
79
May-Nov
—_
debentures
194
90
116
95%
June-Dec
193'%
1st mtge &
90%
115'%
1971
B
1982
i
92%
130
92%
95 V o
l—H/ay-Nov
•
92%
126
May-Wow
gold
.
RR 2%s
Biscuit
84
89
3%s
tr 2%s 1980—;
debentures
92
50
95%
Feb-Aup
96
95
&
Mar-Nov
1989
cons
1908
subord
conv
3%s
90'%
90%
June-Dec
194
99'%
*92'%
129'%
Mar-Sept
Jan 2000
Depot 3%s
Line
Gs
United
84
89%
1980
193'A
—
--
--
Scott
Air
138'%
87'%
*93
Bcioto V & New England
Seaboard
101%
Ry—
certificates
Paul & Duluth
Paul
3,660
90
•
479Vi
1985—Jau-JuZy
of California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific
'
;>-J ;!
485
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C ll)91_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'/4s s f debs 1973—!
AprZZ-Oct
United Artists Corp—
7
*96
Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certilicates Nov
Bt
Union Oil
93
71'A
—
—
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 199G_Jan-July
April-Oef
Co—
1930
A
ser
92
104
.'
r
93%
79'%
;
87%
84%
90'%
8
83
87
:"
*
•
Junc-Dec
4%s ser A Jan
debentures
92
90%
90
Pacific—
Missouri
of
1st mtge & boll
1st
mtge 3Vis
United Gas Corp
-Jan-July
Francisco Ry
mortgage 4s series A 1997
mtge
'.4 138'%
Co
98'%
'
89%
Jane-Dec
Orleans 3%s 1974
3Vis
Co
Electric
Union
*87
—
1971
1990
Louis-Southwestern
3s
87 Vh
■
—April-Oct
debs
Louis-San
1st
93
92
—
4s series C 2019.1—Jan-July
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-AprzZ-Oct
Corp—
A
Bt
Union
71'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
conv
mtge inc
89
89%
93
126
—
1st
Agccond
170 Vi
100Vi
--
Baguenay Power 3s series
gold 0s
110
84Vi
44
Oil
102
Louis-
(The)
of New
-
95 Ya
,■
I
ApriZ-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and hnpt 3%s 1900—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1901
il/ar-Sept
■.
——.
debs
Tidewater
89'%
100Vi 101Vi
%
April-Oof
-
& Electric
McBee
1st
10
90
—
Feb-Aup
1978
'
107
Vi
84
St
-
81
100
''
>90
of
•84'%
80%
80
8
484
1972
first gold 5s 2000..
and refund M 8%s ser E
RR
•
25
86'%
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
105
'
86
1971
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
78
__May-Nov
Bt Lawrence
Bt
94
90 Vi
General mortgage 3'%s series J 1909—_Mar-Sept
Aircraft 5'%s conv debs 1977——
Jan-July
Second
97Vi
91
123
100
3
May-Wow
—Jan-July
and hnpt M
General
83 v;
Rohr
Royal
94
92
Corp—
subord
conv
35
119
169
„_.Feb-A«<7
S A Direct
4'%s series B
4'%s series C
98%
*107%
Corp—
mtge Gs 1852
§ AConsol mtge Gs 1953
Debt adjustment bonds—
5'%s series A 1978
96
94 Vi
94
1995_Map-Nov
Co 3%s debs 1975—;
Rhine-Westphalia EJee
109
37
60
'
High
111%
1
92 %
Texas & Pacific
250
Jan. 1
Low
146
102
95
Range Since
No.
100
490
Texas & New Orleans RR— /%
First and refund M 3 Vis series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s scries C 1990-*. ApriZ-Oct
89%
;
4
•
series D 1985
April-Oct
3%s debs 1983—r—May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1905-.
:—May-Nov
81
v
97
*
1980. .June-Dec
conv
88 Va
80
114%
90
Jan-July
3%s series 13
10
80
81
100
1973——.——May-Wot)
Assn
Bonds
Sold
-80%
:81V 'a
80
-
Refund and hnpt 2%s
99%
99%
RR
Texas Company
90%
84 Vi
19GC
r
High
Jan-July
2%s debentures
Co.
;
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July i
debs 1973
1st mtge 6s
debentures
Terminal
93 Vi
94
109
—
2Vis
Refund
92
95 Va
*—
Mar-Sept
1904
-
93%
*—.
109
4Vis 1982
(Ohio)
'
80 V a
1974——
Co
91 Vi
70
88Vi
mortgage 3'%s 1903_ April-Oct
__April-Oct
debentures
Swift &
0
17
-Mar-Scpl
1977-
Surface Transit Inc
92%
4100
1075
debentures
97%
-92
reiundiug mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
debentures
97%
70
—_
1st
Oil Corp 2Vis debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981.
Oil
Sunray
4.94
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_.7«we-Uec
3%s
debentures
1972
June-Dec
3'/as
98%
2%s debentures
Standard
91Vi
Ian-July
81%
91
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
3
Friday's
114% 118
100100% *
100%
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
4—
Jan-July
(N J)
.—April-Oct
97%
—
or
Bid & Asked
118
1982—April-Oct
1983
debentures
Standard Oil
3Vis conv
76
92 Vi
4
May-Wow
reiundiug mortgage 3'%s 1908. Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
(Indiana)
90
70
First and
First
120'/a
Oil
70
90Vi
Map-Nov
Procter & Gamble. 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric «& Uus Co—
3s debentures
1003
;
4Vis
92 Vi
April-Oct
1973
Standard
96
112%
Sale Price
Low
70
Feb-Aug
LMar-Sepi
Plantatioji Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s s I debentures 1980
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
3%s
„
304
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
—
•■••97%
-4
May-Wot)
Jan-July
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'^s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1907
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry-~
,
Interest
Exchange
•
High
94 Vi
-97%
June-Dec
mtge 3%i> 1904
37
—
-97%
April-Get
April-Oct
1975
Low
5)2
72Vi
Louis 1111—
St
General
Jan. 1
No.
94Vi
New York Stock
'
1964_Mai/-Nov
d,
R OM)S
Range Since
Sold
114 Vh 117
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963_Feb-Au£f
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago &
Bonds
High
94Vi
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
#
Friday
Friday's
Rid & Asked.
Feb-Aug
1987—
(
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4'%s
Friday
,
WEEK ENDED MAT 8
FOR
RANGE
BONUS
95
103'%
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
May 4 and ending Friday, May 8.
whether stock
or
furnish
AND
Friday
STOCKS
Sale I'rice
Par
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
Co
Corp class A—
Products
Inc
—10
Inc
—1
Aerojet-General
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp—
Aero Supply
For
see
page
6%
19%
33.
6%
19'%
8
1
90%
1
XI1%
6%
5
~
7'%
88
Xl
ENDED
MAY
Friday
G"»!
4,000
800
8
4,900
98
29,100
4%
5
%
Jan
Jan
17'%
Jan
7'
May
4
53%
Feb
Par
High
8% Mar
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
22'%
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
8%
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
98
May
1%
12%
7.600
9% Jan
13% Mar
6*8
6 '
9,000
43i Mar
9'% Mar
2
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
5'% Mar
Alan Wood
5c!o
Alaska
Monday,
security
-
K
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Low
1,300
20'%
-
WEEK
Sales
Shares
High
4%
5
FOR
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
—1
Manufacturing—
footnotes
1
—1
_
Consol Industries
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Acme
RECORD
a
RANGE
Aberdeen Petroleum
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions 011 the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
we
Airlines
preferred
Inc
•
Range
Sales
for Week
Shares
10
100
1
High
Low
;
Jan
18% Mar
%
Jan
1'% Jan
*
4,600
,4
■
139
Apr"
131
—50
—.
Range Since Jan. I
High
13%
•
50c
preferred—100
Steel Co common
cumulative
Week's
of Prices
Low
75
88
88
,29%
31%
83
83 V4
100
7%
3,100
7%
2,200
Jan
87
Jan
91 % Apr
23'%
Jan
35% Mar
78
Jan
85
6%
Jan
Mar
8% Apr
r»«>
M
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—>
Monday, May 11, 1959
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
nocsk
fav
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Low
41ft
17
41ft
100
22,600
16%
17%
7 ft
6%
7%
2,800
8%
9%
42%
Apr
16% May
6% Feb
17%
Apr
Canadian Homestead
8% Mar
Canadian
7
Feb
9%
Apr
Can
.—
4ft
4%
4%
4.900
3ft
Jan
5ft
Jan
Canadian
Petiofina
4%
4ft
4%
8,000
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Canadian
Williston
54%
50 ft
56 ft
12%
lift
13
15%
15
16 ft
100
5,100
8ft Jan
100
1
common
17% Mar
Carnation
common
Electronics
American
Meter
American Natural
0%
Photocopy
Equip
47
50
275
45
Apr
50
Casco
16%
19
40,100
11% Jan
19
Castle
(AM)
38
36%
38%
2,900
33
Jan
38% May
Catalin
42 ft
43
1,300
38
ft Jan
43
Cenco
5%
1
Writing
Paper
1
Lead
Anchor
Post
114ft 135%
38%
46%
46,300
11%
lift
12 ft
6,800
4ft
4%
4 ft
800
3%
14ft Jan
3,600
8% May
7%
Stores
36 ft
32%
36 ft
22,800
66
63
66 ft
20.800
Line
Charis
14%
16 ft
8,900
Non-voting
Baldwin
Clark
Feb
21
Jan
33 ft
May
Clarostafc Manufacturing Co
Clary
Corporation
Mar
Claussner
29% Mar
7
Feb
28
6,600
22ft Jan
1%
2
24,800
1% Jan
2
A
to
Name
shares
changed
Phoenix
Apr
Coastui
4,900
3ft
Jan
5ft
Jan
Cocksliutt
1,000
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Colon
10
191,100
106 ft
106
60
2%
2%
3
4,000
57%
62
1,700
3ft
3ft
13 ft
13
3%
13 ft
3ft
12%
22%
20%
48
48
•
5ft
4%
3%
7,700
2ft Jan
10
28
Apr
102
106ft
Apr
Vtc
8ft
Consol
Connelly
13%
23%
9,100
1574 Feb
5%
500
4%
300
97*
4ft
Jan
class
Co
48
500
Blaimeris
(S)
1
3ft
7 50
A
5'/8 ft
New
Bourjois
Brazilian
Brillo
8ft
British
Amer
Amer
Brown
Brown
B
S
19
Mar
8ft
130
9%
15,700
12
Apr
Jan
5
7ft
8ft
4,800
21%
3,600
13%
2,000
1%
2374
lft
13,700
7
X-
11%
x3%
10 ft
4
3,100
*6,700
11%
3%
Jan
45
10% Jan
22% May
-
50o
.
21ft
17 ft
22%
101,700
1
•
7%
7ft
7%
4,000
*21 ft
21ft
22 ft
650
9
__
9
100
5%
Jan
18 ft Mar
4%
Jan
90
Jan
78
1,800
28
Jan
2472
—
__
1
•_
Inc
Xl 4
20c
Light & Pwr ord__*
2ft
Co—
6%
6%
7%
Co
Apr
27
9%
Jan
16ft
Apr
1%
Jan
372
Feb
32 ft
32 ft
7.200
674 Jan
674
Jan
77a
Apr
9% Mar
39 ft
40%
4,400
7-%
7%
100
7 A Mar
8-fo Feb
7%
7%
200
7ft Mar
Jan
40 ft
40 ft
600
•
common
25
116ft 123%
250
3 ft
37,200
Ltd—
30ft
Jan
34
Feb
63
Jan
126
Apr
2% Mar
39 ft
37
in
e ni
GU
1
13 ft
13 ft
14ft
£1
reg
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<:
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92,700
1
18,600
Apr
Jan
1
34%
36 ft
1,900
7%
7%
7%
5,100
1
9%
9
9%
3,200
16%
2,700
lft
B%.„
36 ft
10
lft
30,600
8ft
8%
1,200
8ft
600
lift
100
•
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—
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lift
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1
2.50
9
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8
10
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8%
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15 ft
lift
16
10%
lift
500
3,900
8ft
3Apr
46
Jan
Paint
Inc
&
3,800
9 :f4
46,000
10%
16,600
9ft
B
41ft
Jan
lft
12%
Apr
7
Apr
3%
Feb
2%
Jan
4-ft Mar
5ft
400
5ft
Jan
6V2 Mar
'
1%
l!a
.16,700
15 ft
1534
15,400
12%
Feb
17
Mar
28 ft ' 2972
700
28
Apr
40
Jan
22
22
23
1,000
18
Jan
24%
Apr
24
237a
24
1,200
22'a Afar
25%
Apr
Feb
10ft
Jan
67a
Jan
8ft
8%
•
Inc
$1 preferred
8
8
8ft
5ft
.
Iff-
17ft
Cork
Cuban American
Crystal
New
Stores
5ft
Day
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Jan
10 ft Mar
3g ft
4ft
8,000
27%
Apr
42,400
2%
Feb
20
20 ft
8,100
20
May
58
Apr
61ft
Jan
48%
48%
50
48
Apr
52
Jan
55 ft
Jan
50
50
55 ft
57
ft
50
preferred
—
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance.
.
I.l
Ltd
1
,
iff
37 ft
20
33.
250
23%
Jan
8
400
3%
Apr
37%
550
36 ft
Feb
8%
27,300
7ft
Jan
Feb
5
Feb
Apr
38
Mar
•
commonXXI*
,
8%
3%
Jan
34ft
35ft
300
33 ft
4ft
Jan
37% May
10% Mar
4,700
12%
Feb
14ft
Jan
21ft Feb
20Va
Jan
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
16 ft
-
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3,100
14ft
Feb
15-%
600
13%
Jan
Apr
17ft May
16% Mar
Jan
20
9%
24,100
4"a
Jan
Apr
9ft May
41A
2,400
4ft
Apr
"3 ft
3ft
3%
19,100
2ft
Jan
52%
52%
411.
57 ft
11,900
50 ft
Apr
65%. Jftn
19ft
18%
20ft
63,000
137a
Jan
20ft May
41%
"3%
8%
40%
4% Mar
3% Mar
7% Mar
€%
Feb
Feb
15 Y8
Jan
8%
18
2
8ft
500
12 ft
12 ft
41%
600
12 Va
200
46
2,500
40% May
3ft May
900
7% May
11
Jan
-9%
Jan
3ft
•
4
7%
8%
,
18
18
1%
2
■■i
ft
300
14,800
36 ft
220
ft
%
Oft
9ft
200
17%
s
5
Apr
36
7
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
'%
Apr
ft Mar
Jan
12
Jan
9
Feb
:
42%
1% May-
12,300
Stores
Dennison
8ft
1.000
14ft
10,000
1,900
7ft
■
•
Feb
Anr
9% Mar
i
_10c
A
6ft
36
7ft
4
36-
3%
35 ft
5
common
26
3T«
4
.
35
50c
class
Jan
4%
15%
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
2,600
3%
Jan
20
33! i>
Jan
400
318
16ft Apr"
26% Alay
7T» May -.
.4 fl; Jan
Jan
1,300
Jan
35
35%
1,500
37
147
Jan
139 ft
Feb
474 Mar
37
Jain
29
Feb
14ft May
6% Mar
13% May-
44,300
100
—
Inc—1
Productions
24 ft
6%
.
29%
Jan
23%
13
25%
1
class
Co
A
debentures—
Desilu
27%
13%
7
2.50
common
Mfg
273;
14
-2.50
Inc
Mines Inc
Dejay
Apr
Feb
29% Mar
1
18 ft
18 ft
19%
13,900
Manufacturing
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.—1
12 ft
12 ft
13 ft
2.900
9 ft
Jan
13%
Apr
3ft
3ft
3r'»
5,600
2%
Jan
43/4
Feb
18%
18%
18% May
1%
10ft
1%4
Apr
ft
Detroit
Gasket
&
$1.25
preferred
Devon-Palmer
Distillers
Dome
Co
-
Inc
stock
Co
Ltd
Co
Ltd
——
Ltd—
Drilling
Corp
:
:
1
1
& Exploration Co—
Driver
Harris
Draper
Power
DuMont
B)
v
2,400
16%
1,000
lft
Jan
11-%
12
197«
8
6.500
600
4,200
15
Jan
18% Mar
300
10
Jan
12'/2 Mar
13%
14'a
6,600
10ft
10ft
lift
9.800
Oft
6ft
1i%
3,600
28%
8,300
•12%
60,300
Potash —
Co—
America
'
.
Iron—
Eastern States Corp
15% Mar
38%
Apr
Apr
19
Apr
6
7%
Apr
Jan
403i
11%
1
—10
26!
10
2
Apr
41
Apr
19
Jan
3372
Feb
46%
47%
300
12 ft Way
9% Afar
Jan
60
46%
45
ft
-
,
75
Apr
k
53ft.Jan
Jan
8ft
7ft
834
44,200
6
Jan
10s
4%
4
4 1V,
32.000
3ft
Jan
5%
ui
5%
4.300
26 ft
400
—•
1
34 ft
34
35 ft
2.100
1
lift
1034
1134
48.200
Limited—
9%
Apr
43
43'i
200
371
40 L
2,700
'
4/c May
672 Mar
3ft
Jan
Jan
874 "Feb
Jan
3272 Mar
ft
23
a
Jan
397* Mar
4%
Jan
12%
Apr
Jan
51
Feb
25!
'
25
cbmmon-X—i—-1
Corporation class A-
.
6
5ft
*
30'4
Jan
4174 Feb
175
n
14%
13%
143-
3,900
lft
18
ii;
33,500
Jan
18972 Feb
160
1 k-
1
41
^
$7 preferred series A—X-——
$6 preferred series B—
—1—•
Mines
Jan
Jan
10'2
--1
Co
E
Edo
12
34%
25 ft
Elder
Jan
18
27 ft
(The)
Malleable
Jan
Mar
lift
Hosiery class B common——•
Eastern
26
23'%
May
b
Feb
Feb
Feb
13%
1
1
*
Durham
of
13%
Apr
Apr
19»
—1
——
Corp
103u
3
lift
-7.50
Duraloy
Dynamics
24 ft
Jan
2%
Laboratories-
Dunlop Rubber Co LidAmerican dep rets ord reg
Euro Test- Corp &
uval Sulphur
-
Feb
1734
17%
•
Co—————•
(Allen
Common
Co
3%
Apr
23%
32.50
.
Company
Brewery
,V Jan
22
*
common—•
common—
(The) Corp
Oil
1
21%
—•
ord
Coal
Chemical
&
1,800
42,800
19'
12
-2 ft
Ltd
&
20 ft
2ft
23%
Stores——X;—lc
preferred
Dow
1
33a
rets ord reg
6s 8d
Corp.——„—1
dep
Apr
V.
Specialty
Dorr-Oliver
•
Ltd—
(The)
18
,
.1
Ltd———25c
Oils
Petroleum
5ft Mar
5
J
5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
page
o 1:1
36%
13%
20
60 ft Mar
.1
53.00
3%
12%
lft
10
19ft
11
_%___50c
Inc
common
Mills
Brothers
Dayton Rubber
Douglas
2%
29 ft
Corp
Hosiery
Davidson
Jan
2,200
Jan
4
A
preferred
Davenport
Apr
2,700
4
class
Co
Dairies
Davega
8%
9
26 .ft
ftc
common
12%
Feb
100
Jail
XX-D
Daitch
Jan
ft
29%
7ft
50c
'
Inc
'
$2
ft Jan
};{
18%
•
vtc—
Manufacturing
Dorsey
Jan
6% Mar
•8%
6%
6%
.
2.50
Lighting
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
500
8ft
36
Oil
Curtis
Apr
4ft Mar
Mar
10% Mar
22% Alar
15 ft"
17
Co'
Curtis
2%
13ft
7
Jan
Feb
7 ft
16
19ft
2.50
Oil Co
Tobacco
Cuban-Venezuelan
12 '>2
17 ft
Apr
;.0ft Mar
Jan
8.100
13ft
25c
preferred—
Textile
Apr
2374
May
2%
1
Co
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Tar
Apr
8
5
Crown
Dominion
2ft Jan
19% Mar
14,500
-1
Dominion
141 a
4,500
2% Apr
6% Mar
Feb
29%
(Md)
—5
"A" partic—
Internat'l
Mar
10%
1,700
Feb
{'n Jan
6ft
50e
Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
3ft May
600
10,900
1%
Crown Central Petroleum
Steel
Mar
9,800
•
19
lft
(ord reg)—*1
Industries
Bridge Co Ltd
3%
20
see
Carrier
Dominion
9
5ft
1% Mar
'"8 ft
lft
1.50
-
Dominion
Jan
1,000
2
_•
Coip—
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
Ltd—
Apr
Jan
3,700
.
6
;5ft;
_5
class A
Beverage
8%
8%
29 ft
9
ft
1
•
•
37 ft
21
100
15%
.—1
common
Jan
10
Jar.
Jan
15,900
•
'
Reynolds
Diversified
Jan
5%
9% May
10% Apr
5ft
_1
Diversey
3ft
1
preference
&
Courtaulds
Cuban
Feb
29% Mar
3%
~7% '"7%
20
Inc
Jan
8%
10c
Ltd
Co
Jan
3%
Power
preferred
$2.50 preferred
Varnish
non-voting
X;
Inc
$1.12
7
Jan
Jan
4
3,
7%
3ft
1.25
Corp
8ft
C
Aviation
19%
27'2
ft"
7
10
Engineering—1
Distillery Ltd—
voting--"
(II)
A
Duke
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
31% Mar
5 ft
24 3
10
Development Corp of America—
3,000
13,900
iff
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
59,000
Apr
7ft
10
Feb
8
2ft
8%
Lines
15ft
15% May
lft May
7ft
6.300
2,600
Crown
Apr
Jan
42,300
29,000
Cott
%
134,500
57«
Class
Apr
ft
25 ft
.
9%
t/2
.
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
.4 la
4',4
26%
3372
4,500
21%
83'b
Mar
29
5
108
1{| Jan
1
Corp
Feb
] J May
3ft May
16%
6)
common
6
13 ft
136ft
21%
American
prelerred
For footnotes
May
39 ft
•
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp__
1272c
6 ft ft
Feb
83% Mar
2%
common—.
Co
100
3 i\i
Distillers
Cement
Feb
32 ft
American
Canada
43 %
116 ft
—
common
Co
Jan
Apr
•
——
Bread
7
1872
22%
35,100
Jar.
1,600
21ft
Apr
1374 Mar
500
7
6%
16V2
49%
41
4ft
-Mar
Apr
Jan
5'Z
5ft
27
Jan
lft
11 %
'"Va
ft
48 ft
■
16
Apr
Apr
•8ft Mar
Jan
1,600
:7ft'
2472
.1
Buffalo-Eclipse
Canada
Mar
___•
common
Ltd
Power
cumulative
9
5,700
2%
Burma Mines Ltd—
6ft
Feb
10.800
15
2%
Jan
13% Mar
"
7ft
-XXX
Electric
Apr
Jan
lift
4174 Mar
preferred
preferred
Eastern
12%
67a
1,000
Buell Die & Machine Co_
Calif
Jan
4
8,400
60c convertible
California
Jan
13%
26%
May
10%
44%
73 ft
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Jan
13%
25 ft
class
27o
Jan
74%
ord
Jan
Mar
24% Mar
Apr
1.50
Co
26
Feb
8%
x3%
3
Works
8 ft
Apr
580
"Apr
13,500
1%
Coro
Mar.f
Jan
...
0%
Alar
19
.ni!
G%
Class
Apr
Jan
17% Jan
174 Apr
39
Ltd
Hill
Jan
lft
1,200
Company
Rights (expire
serial
4%
3
20
dep rets ord bearer—— „£1
dep rets ord reg——;
£1
Mills
Btnker
Jan
37e Jan
40%
F
6ft
16
10,600
39%
Rubber Co
Bruck
1,500
4ft
22
5%
Corby
Jan
18
600
128
&
Apr
4ft
49
»
85
28%
14%
7%
40
cumulative
70
»
7%
8
lift
I
.
Forman
4%
Brown
32
7%
'
common
dep rets
Company
Jan
Feb
8ft
4,400
British Petroleum
23%
,
^
1
17 3 4
British Columbia
100
—
10c
22%
American Tobacco—
Amer
32
-
10c
1%
*
Oil
Apr
lift Mar
Inc—
16ft
British American
Feb
Corp..:
19
1
Petroleums
9-1,4
Materials
44
1
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
1.800
Industries
13%
__i
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
lO.ft
Commercial
16 ft
Breeze
IO.1/4
Continental
67» Apr
1574 Apr
Ocar
Feb
Continental
44%
.
Traction
Jai:
Continental
1
,
.
Ini
Brad Foote
Jan
14%
Apr
preferred-100
Company Inc—
5
common
80
Afar
Feb
100
20%
5
8% Mar
73% May
375
7ft Mar
15
5ft Alar
Jan
400
18%
6%
Air
650
prior cumulative
Borne Chemical
J.
83%
n%
Aviation
17,900
2% Jan
67
28 ft
20c
Continental
10 ft
50
50c
Continental
17%
9
.
-
73%
50
20
.50o
I
Co common..'
(H C) Co
18,300
Apr
Apr
Mar
28%
Inc
Apr
common—25
Bobbie Brooks Inc.
Bohack
3ft
-2%
: 71
Jan
Jan
22%
1
Inc
&
24
Jan
3%
35
4%
1
2So
common
common
Blumenthal
Jar.
"ft"
Electric
26 ft
17ft
1A
.
Inc
Containers
Diesel
13% Mar
Jan
14%
Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—10
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
Mar
20
May
60,600
—
1
Consol Cuban Petroleum
3ft Afay
22%
123
•
1965—
"American dep receipts
-1
Watch
to
Jan
13
11%
124ft
10c
Co
Co
Creole Petroleum
Crowell-Collier Publishing
(AS> Shoe Corp
Bickford's
ext
Crane
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Corp
Benrus
Stone
&
Apr
Apr
9,000
•
Beau-Brummel Ties
Beck
vtc_
6%
(Del)
Inc
Bearings
Oils
3ft
28,300
19,900
Jar.
liY
(Canada)
63 ft
3ft
6%
18 ft
•
Equipment
Jan
14%
10,700
14
—1
Co
Farm
Jan
1%
Alar
10 Va
21.-,"
1
.
3ft Apr
52
7
9ft
•
14 ft
—1
Community Public Service—
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
17 ft
4ft
.50c
1
23ft
ih Jan
7% Alar
9%
Co Ltd
Sand
Corroon
common
convertible
Caribbean
Oil
Colonial
May
to
Bayview Oil Corp
6%
Oft
17%
1
Incorporated
Jar.
Jar.
17 ft
21
luunuiacturing—4
Products
Aluminum
3
57%
<__lo
Barry Controls Inc class B
Jar.
800
for share)
(share
3%
7
106
-
Steel Corp
4%
Hosiery per value changed
$10
3ft
8%
Co
Clayton & Lamben
Clopay Corporation
Feb
—-
(Effective May 6)
Barker Brothers Corp
Basic
Controller
Cooper-Jarrett
Ltcf—i—
Oil
800
22.V2
7%.
1
Jan
x24%
1
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
fc
5%
Mar
900
G
30
lc
21
5ft
...
21ft
-
10c
100
8% Mar
1
common
Jan
54
6
6
5%
Cook
Corp
los Andes
American
Banff
Feb
10%
1
Coip
Corp
Apr
21ft Jan
3
Inc
Rubber
Apr
108 ft
18%
1
Inc
Jan
6% Mar
1
.
de
65%
Jar.
1
11%
2,200
preferred——1
Baldwin Securities
Banco
Oil
Chromalloy
Bailey <& Selburn Oil & GasA_
Feb
103ft
82
5
10
4
common
Christiana
7-A Feb
10c
non-cum
Industries
Feb
ft
70
Feb
28
10
Ltd
Co
Apr
B
Class
lift
500
.
73%
common—
Oil
Jan
20,700
•
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common-
Baker
800
.02%
—2.50
67
13,100
5p
com
America
of
41ft
7%
10
pfd
common
Apr
6%
10c
Inc
10 ft
61
107ft 107 ft
3ft
100
100
1
—*
10
2
—10
preference
Co
Corp
2%
•
Products
4ft
Light
Jan
33%
3ft
Consolidated Alining &
Development Corp___
10 pesos
option warrants-—
Atlas Plywood Corp_..
1
Automatic Steel
&
31ft
Vv
29
•
Inc—
1
46%
Atlas
Devices
May
2Va
13% Jan
32ft Mar
Co—
99% Mar
90 ft
Apr
7 ft
1%
Atlas Corp
Audio
Power
Charter
Mar
8
5%
x25
lc
.
27:%
22%
Corp
Power
Apr
9ft
Jan
7ft
1
Sugar
325
9%
Cheselnough-Pond's
Inc..
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining
6%
6
1
Co
Golfo
Apr
22
—1
Corp
96
14%
31
51
America
10ft
14,900
1
preferred
Con vertible
Club
Co
Gas
Iladlcy
Cinerama
Inc
of
4,100
6
America
of
Maine
Chambcrlin
Jan
21% May
11% Feb
5ft Jan
5
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc_
del
5,500
430
participating
Atlantica
8 ft
92 ft
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
Atlantic Coast
7%
91 ft
American dep rets reg———
A
lft
Industries—
Associated Laundries
10%
30 ft
.6
•
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Apr
6,700
1
Electric
Apr
Apr
10
2s 6d
—1
$1.50 eonv preferred——
Mar
5
9%
1
Class
37
21%
A
lh Apr
15
11% Mar
lft
27%
10
Instruments
Central
Feb
Jan
8%
preferred
4
Aro Equipment Corp_——.———2.50
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd-—_
40c
&
3%
W Jan
100
class
I tS J an
8% Mar
Jar-
10,600
62%
common
Central Securities Corp
Light—
Rubber
Associated Oil
4%
Feb
31
18 ft
Altex Aluminum Co
900
*
111
-
"
12 ft Mar
4ft Jan
Coip
3.50ft
135% May
46 % May
Jan
9ft
Convertible
Food
Jan
Apr
21%
Armour Sc Co warrants
Associated
2,300
92 ft
preferred—X-
1.%
10%
107 ft
& Co
Central
Jan
10ft
34,900
1
pfd—100
Co
ord
Co
Central
Jan
12%
68ft
HI
—.—-5
Gas
W)
Cherry-Bun'ell
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Associated
4
36
30
_2
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4V2%
Power &
3%
Jan
'«
2.40
Louisiana
350
35 ft
34
38
4.75
shares
Arkansas
1,800
44 ft
1
Products—
Arkansas
9% Mar
20c
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
May
45ft Feb
31% Mar
8,600
5
5
Liter—>
Mines
50
10 ft
«_2
OH Co class A——
Anacon
800
44 ft
32 ft
9%
—*
common
Amurex
9%
43
31%
44
pfd—25
preferred
Apr
5
"X
May
Apr
'
20
25
common
(J
B
rets
Products
18ft
May
May
—
American Thread
&
dep
Carter
A
Apr
A
1
4
33 ft
*
*
Light $5 pfd
ft
5
Jar.
8 900 J
•
High
Mar
Ltd—
American
5ft Mar
Mar
Co
common
Armstrong
May
1% Jan
Carreras
Feb
86
79
3,700
123
—*
Inc class
American Seal-Kap
Arnold
3%
Jan
1
Co
Gas
Petrofina
4.72%
boo
81
3ft
98
«——
American
"A"
79
50
Inc
Co
American
American
3ft
120
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
New
80 ft
3
23,700
12,600
-
.
-%
.,14%,-14%
.1%
5-50
—
117
American
American
Co
Power
100
—•
—
City
—20
Co
10%
13% Mar
Jan
HI
8
iff
—1
5
1
Corp
8% Feb
11%
lft
7%
10
14%
Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Capital
1%
;.7%
1
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals.
—6c
Feb
36 ft
19,600
5,200
Canal-Randolph
LOW
-u5-iV X 88,000
28 ft
10c
—1
Oils Ltd
&
lift Mar
65% Mar
Carolina
$3.75 cumulative preferred
New
Mines
1
10
Oils Ltd
Marconi—
Northwest
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
4ft
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1
10
1
8
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10
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5
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Southern
Jan
34ft
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46,600
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American Book
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8
American Stock Exchange
Aluminum Co of America—
American Beverage
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ENDED
Canada
8%
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—
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Electronic
Low
5
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6,800
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Feb
Insurance
Co
28%
Feb
9 fa
Jan
1
Jan
27V Mar
3,500
19
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10
10,200
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71,900
521
6,000
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1
2074
1,500
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74
32
1
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129%
1
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5%
1
Feb
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
8%
Jan
1274 Mar
1374
Feb
Kidde
20
Apr
General Electric
American
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Jan
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8%'
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3,900
4%
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4,600
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900
8
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Kingston
145
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9
May
preferred
327 4
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25c
I
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11
48
48
Fell
4*4
Jan
9
Wernicke
'Industries
1%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
2974
Apr
Mines
197a May
2374
Apr
Laiislon
5%
Jan
Lear
32% Apr
37
197V
Apr
Jan
277-1 Mar
4
f a Mar
674
19.200
49-
Jan
88 7V
2,200
94
10% Jan
97% Apr
400
778'
1274
67V
400
137 V
-
Great
87V
100
1.100
Feb
1*4
Jan
27„
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700
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5
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3
100
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33,600
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3
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3078
978
5,500
207V
2,100
1874
Jan
23
Feb
31*4
1.700
29%
Jan
3378
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-
97
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474
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5,200
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67V Mar
774
778
8,600
4
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1,500
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5
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1074 Apr
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574
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73
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878
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products Inc
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4
5
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18%
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17%
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Hurd Loek
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717 a
37a
3%
467a
32%.
18%
20
17 fa
—
Jan
278
474
—
rcls ord
Wolil
Co
Aluminum Company
RR
Chemical
Products
Metal
pfd
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Mountain
Muntz
Mills
Tel
States
TV
Inc—
& Tel
Piston
Muskogee Co
Jan
Muter
Ring Co__
National
91
Apr
Jan
National
Feb
National
Bellas
Hess
Brewing Co
(Mich)
7,300
474
Apr
Jan
National
Research
6,900
4278
Apr
48
Jan
National
Rubber
1478
3,800
1378
Apr
1474
Feb
774
Jan
8478
Jan
14
Jan
5%
6
4,800
374
Jan
12%
13 74 '
2,000
1078
Jan
23*V
4,200
15%
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2
2
a '
1
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2,600
178
Apr
174
II,400
78
Jan
2,500
10%
Jan
1978 Mar
1,200
22%
Jan
2478 Mar
14%
16% *■
2374
2374
237a
25
24
4274
1378 Apr
Apr
25
274
1.74
f-ltf
15
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4,400
5,000
29%
V
Apr
113
237V, Apr
4 4 74 c.
4174
278
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28%
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49
Jan
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''
6
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100
578
Jan
27
3574
64,500
1178
Jan
35% May
16%
15
167 a
49,900
1078
Jan
16% May
7674
76
;
1178
5,300
878
900
778
-
178
17a
;
-
18% Mar
65%, Feb
54% Feb
12,200
,
7% Mar
1874 Mar
12,
-37
133 Mar ;
59% Feb
May
Jan
29Ya
Jan
18%
Apr
2478
Jan
2%
Jan
12%
Apr
2,100
1078
Jan
1878 Mar
400
11%
Jan
11%
1378
1778
4,000
2678
2574
2674
4,100
774
774
2,300
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14*4
2,000
33
33
34
11
1074
1278
578
15
Jan
101.78
300
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1378
Apr
31
17,200
Feb
1078 May
Jan
,
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10% Feb
29*
Mar
8
Mar
,
19% Feb
Jan
34%
.
374 Jan
23% Jan
774
Apr
82;
Feb
Jan
l*Ar Jan
6,
200
1674
—
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26% May:
Jan
51
1,650
2,300
30,700
79
Jan
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-
16
6%
87V Apr
1374 Jan
.
3774 Apr
1678 Mar
104
Feb
38
Jan
2074 Jan
178
178
178
22,800
Jan
178. Jan
4378
3274
42*8
45 TV
16,100
37
Jan
3278
34
6,000
21
Jan
5278 Apr
4174 Jan
90
180
CO CO
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•
1
86% Feb
,
90% Jan
9674
I
9774
50
93
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97% Mar
90
90
10
89
Apr
92
153% 15474
1674
1578
1774
15274
49
148%
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15778 Mar
16,300
1278
Jan
2074 Jan
■'
'
■
44
150
Jan
507V Feb
378
400
278
Feb
4% Mar
37V
578
3*4
100
3%
Apr
57a
100
478
1778
18*4
4,200
152
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16% Jan
400
2*4
11,600
2574
2,800
3274
500
2478 May
28% Jan
10%
1178
2,400
7% Jan
35
1078
158*4
2%
24*a
3174
274
25
Apr
120
378
374
;
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48
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3574
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874
1174
144,800
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1274
1274
138
178
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Jan
578
Jan
165
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27V Mar
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Jan
37 % Mar
Jan
11% Apr
367V Apr
11 * V May
Jan
1278 May
"
31%
4
77V Apr
Mar
23
Jan
National
Starch
574
200
378 Jan
5%
-
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574
57a
2,000
574 Jan
7
Jan
578
574
6
57a
4*4
574
8,500
122,900
New common W i
100
25
Jan
18%
800
16
Jan
14 74
100
13%. Jan
2574
374
3^1
3*4
23,200
2
1174
11*8
1178
1,800
3674
31*4
2574
1
\
287V Mar
26*4
17%
•
common
5% Feb
3% Mar
14%
10c
33.
Apr
1
50c
National Telefilm Associates
874 Feb
Jan
1
3
10%
2178 Feb
18
Jan
Jan
4} 3 Mar
Jan
12% Mar
36*..
41,200
1578
Jan
36 *n May
197a
25%
5,500
17
Jan
257V May
6374
66
400
52
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72
31
31
3374
600
31
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17*4
17*4
177a
100
17
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574 May
4%
27V
'
1
—10
National Steel Car Ltd
Transit
11
5
578
25c
Corp
Feb
National
1,000
5 78
5
Machinery
Apr
678 Mar
1478 Mar
—1
Machines
Industries Inc
44*4
572
Apr
&
Milling Co
Presto
50c
1178
3
1
Alfalfa Dehydrating
Petroleum Ltd
8& Feb
9,400
1
Mfg & Stores common
90
1374
—1
Industries Inc
68 74
2374
34
8
Corp
Electric Weld
10
62% Mar
Jan
N
'
National
25,500
Mar
Jan
21-74
10
National Casket Company
85
20
277V
50c
common
Company
2078 Mar
20
1
2.50
30 74 May
__
Apr
53%
2674
1
Feb
-
Apr
374 Mar
14
500
59
—1
5
...
Jan
*
1,700-
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20,300
1074
100
Inc——
1078
85
2574 Jan
2978
Jan
178
2974
5578
2.50
2278
xl8
1678 May
20
1274
1
15,200
187 a
Jan
Apr
Apr
1274
13 TV
4
14,700
1
Jan
Jan
29
*
com
preferred
15*8
pfd—100
14%
607 V '6178
25
1
30%
'
14
11*4
100
100
100
Co
participation
Investors
cumulative
Apr
57a
15,700
25
1
1
series C
13*a
412
850
274
5874
50
•
pfd
100
10c
"ctfs"—...
27%
-
•
5
50c
15
'
2774
274
6174
5
Ward & Co class A
4*4
page
30c
preferred series B
preferred
Clemens
Jan
9
2674
2 TV
.14
2.50
common—:
1.500
Apr
15,000
2774
1
convertible preferred
47471'
Napco
7
360
1874
1
Piping Co
National
Mfg Co
7%
774
1674
14%
1478
see
674
T
17%
1
117a. 11%
43'V
roo:notes
578
13 78
47V
For
47V, Jan
1178
43*a
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
IndustriaL Enterprises Inc^-.
500
1378
£1
Industrial Hardware
574
common
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l
574
1
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5
Imperial Toll of Gt Bril & Ireland—£1
rcg
40
1
1
Mount
Mar
Imperkd ChemieaLIndustries—
dep
1578
Apr
———lc
National
American
1478 Mar
Apr
3374
22 TV
29%
5
Jan
1374
50
Corp
Petroleum
Feb
607V
-2.50
478
2,700
Oil
10274
6678
4_
:
Hygrade Food Producls^__:
79,000
700
Ilono
Feb
16
8%
1274
Jan
500
19% Apr
12%
98
700
1378 Mar
Jan
127 V
20
300
Jan
-978
10
99*i
7*8
Jan
10%
121,200
34 74
Namm-Locser's Inc
64%
11%
100
1874
77V
1374
14
12
1574
1374
:
Nachman
85
1274
12
10
preferred
Jan
7%
2,700
13%
17
8,200
Feb
62 7a
30% Mar
278
38*4
82*4
Jan
207 a
May
7 fit
25%
•
35
62 fa
2,200
278
21*8
82*4
•
2974
19
17% May
728
Mar
—5
ill_5
Jan
Jan
28
278
Muskegon
1374 Mar
5
297o
1974
States
878 Mar
Jan
3% Jan
1
Apr
107V Mar
7
5,200
1
Jan
12 %
3,000
4
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Michigan Sugar Co common
217V
llfa
874
%
21%
3778
12 >4
3
7,500
4,400
Apr
Feb
8
37 V,
13,600
Jan
66
374 Mar
774
Ml; Diablo Company
Jan
138
874
'
18*8
5478 May
Jan
Mar
41
29'8
1287V
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2474,
50
100
Jan
37
Feb
400
57V
2174
2.800
-
400
174
674
Apr
33
874
2374
43
2.300
Mar
874
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Murphy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
> 100
12
1
Mt
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
1.20O
55 %
99:%
17V
6
5
Moody
Apr
Apr
Mar
3
200
Metal & Thermit Corp
5.600
19
36
700
500
30*a
134
30.300
11-
•
_1
tiring Co_
'.
1%
•
1078
8%
678
Montrose
3674 Mar
35
35
—100
&"Rennin«vi—.
&
31%. Jan
6,200
47a
,
874
1574
Montgomery
374 Mar
133
Hardarl "common——_
5%-- preferred __;
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Jan
33%
54*a
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Horn
278
30%
—10
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Co__'__4_
15.300
32
•
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Hoover Ball & Bedriiig
Jan
45
1
class
Jan
3
2 7 it'
32
46
Jan
9
1378 Mar
8%
7
4.5074
-18% Mar
2*V
/
Jan
4.500
Monongahela Power Co—
978 Mar
778
147V Mar
Jan
3 74
1978
VVarrants
578 Mar
2,200
Feb
278
3
Apr
—
.4 78
2,800
12%
13%
cumulative preferred
2.100
778
1.000
3374
Co
cum
33
"
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&
4.4074
27k
Holly,- Corpora lion——60c
Holly Stores Inc_i-—-4-—-4
~1
HolophanQ Co
Johnson
4.8074
9 5 it
Jan
23*4 Apr
2378 Apr
3,000
■'
*
37a
3%
11
14
1
Apr
10
107 V
Jan
16
3
1778 May
"
.
17
1,600
Inc
117V May
fa
Feb
1974 Mar
1674
& Co
29
9*8
100
Jan
1674
Inc
Jan
9%
Jan
-IS
iV May
147a
3578
Jan
3
474
378 Mar
1,500
Feb
1674
£1
Jan
•
Feb
374
578 Mar
—,
874
9%
474
Jan
~3
5
—
578
10
374 Mar
178
1578 Jan
Co—
2174
Feb
2*8 May
17V Jan
4,000
2274
Apr
Apr
2078 May
20%
7
5.900
11%
74
17%
1374
10c
6,800
6,500
iV
1774
1074
_50c
55,700
181 it
3%
-:n
2274
1
17%
16%
374
7,300
13,900
5,200
10,000
374
2
Corp—
w i,
11%
Jan
274
18
1978
Jan
Apr
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
Jan
274
16
Mirro
674 Mar
178
147V
<
.
2874
32,200
10,700
>4678- Apr
Jan
....—.I
...
874
•
2074
2*4
5
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mar
75
1774
t>.
com—
15*8
3%
_i__——1
Mines—
N Y
257 V
•
167a
—25c
Gold
100
Jan
67V
2.50
I
Jan
Jan
1378
207V
3
Mining Corp of Canada-—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5'/o
Apr
478
Jan
127V Jan
1,900
1
Miller
,
457V May
947V
4,600
30
2,700
1974
25c
47 V
—_1
x—i
i_
Hoffman-.TnteniaIJoiuit Corp
578
6,800
1774
1874
Jan
Jan
Co Ltd
Midwest
Jan
45
4574
167 V
.-5
Inc.—.
1774
—1
Corp
Ifofmanifcllnditstries
Ilollinger
180
127V
Jan
41%
3678
478
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mid-West Abrasive—_—
50c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1278
;
28%
Highway.Trailer Industries com...—25c
7 %,%-• cumulative preferred——10
<H)'& Co luc coiniiion--
May
28%
10
Rubber
&:
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Apr
30
W)
(A G)
Middle
Jan
717V
"57V,
574
-
Hevi-Duty Electric Co—L_——_——5
Iligbie Mfg Co coiniiion.———
1
Hitler,- Aircraft
8 74
2*4
8
75
Jan
Feb1
19*8
450
23,100
'
——100
Hercidesi Galion
Hoe
5474
4,400
98
4%
374
2.900
43
45*4
Jan
1*8 May
10,200
-
9*8
43
Co 5 7a',E
&
7V
I,000
17%
warrants—.
Micromatic
74% Mar
Jan
W
32%
.1
074
1174 Mar
Jan
3*8
5 % *
Heli-ColK- Corp
(W E)
874
478
4.700
^
478.
•
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,
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Mining Co
1674
2174
30%
■
21
Feb /
Jan
j>
Mar
3174
1774
———.—.1
—
Industries
Mead
2178
•167a
x. —10c
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4;
Jan
101
Mcnasco Mfg Co_——
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mcsabi Iron Co
3
Mar
1378 Jan
25
—1 '■
Hastings Mfg Coi__——^_. —2
r
Hathaway Industries Inc.
Havana*Litliograpiling ch
L_: —10c
Hccla
3
8
Jan
International Marine
(J
McKee
18% May
137V Apr
Jan
Apr
96%
4,400
inc
ctfs
trust
Co
Maule
Mays
Feb
8%
1674 Apr
5%
10
11,800
preferred
America Inc
Communication
Apr
Feb
6,009
37V
137V
12*V Mar
3,100
74
5
Inc
Mttssey-Fcrguson. Ltd
!, 5 74 Feb
Jan
574
574
:
Stores
Martin
Jan
1874 Jan
1-7 a May
1074 Jan
147V
12%
Chain
Mansfield- Tiro
Jan
1374
Apr¬
il %
81,900
1874
12
■
---2;
Harvard Instruments Inc
Jan
378 Mar
574
Public Service Co—
Marconi
Feb
26
774 May
-200
15*4
■
12
1
.,—10M
liartfieldStores Inc.
31,100
57V Apr
1578
12%
Corp
Corp of
Mangel
Feb
9,000
13
207V
-
__
—1
Harnischfeger Corp.-
Apr
Jan
2
5*4
University
(R G>
Steel
Maine
Feb
2f4
1,800
13
..
—10c
Hall-Lamp Co—i
Harbor.- Plywood -Corp.—
Jan
18,300
15%
574
378
10*8
•;
7,600
74
2
1274
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation-
'
;
Macliipe Co—.
12%
44
50c
Realty
Voting
Feb
56 74
'
II-&B* American
Feb
327V
Mack Trucks Inc vvaj-rnnts_
Apr
1674 Mar
Jan
25
'
1
,
A
1
1
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Mncfaddcn Publications Inc
9
274. Jan
174
Industries
Refineries
Jan
35 74
35% Jan
7,900
T78';
50c
.
-378 Mar
Jan
io
75 pesos
Co
Magellan Petroleum
Jan
24
10% Jan
18,900
8*4 v
Mar
174
Feb
17,000
50
4
Jan
37.800
1*4
,
3174
'
774
„
—9c
Guild* Films
Land
300
2i?o
1
M
llfV Mar
May
18%! Apr
..
Western 1 Corp—
17V Jan
97
1
Lynch Corp
Apr
1
774
174
Gulp &
2378 May
97%
1
2574 Mar
24
5% Mar
19.000
35
46*4
GulF States
474
11
5%
3374c
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Jan
Jan
174
Company—
_1
Stores Products—,
._5
Company Inc——r——10c
12
^7.50
■_
Sessions
Tourneau
Locke
Jan
207V
674
Griesedieck
474
Feb
7
Mar
32,000
274
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longincs-Wittnauer Watch Co
Apr
15
207V
7
—d-.'
1354
19%
2,700
4874
Leases.—
14
23,000
iff
3
Delaware
5cumulative
Feb
Apr
1,600
3t78>,
Great Western
Gridolfc Freehold
2-74
5
——1
Inc
Lithium
Jan
15%
04 7:,
1
Co—
23*4
5
Ltd
Liberty Fabrics of
7% Jan
11% Jan
23%
Producers common,—60c
6%>. preferred series A
,—30
Greer* Hydraulics——
-.-50c
Financial
Jan
2 7V
Corp
of
Leonard
Apr"
97
Jan
23*4
<fc
Lo
Jan
102
Apr
22 7V
2078
Lakes Oil M Chemical Co_——1
Western
13%
1678
35
10c
Great
5%
197V
1.700
11,300
2*4
Inc
Lefcourt
13%t Mar
93 7V Mar
4,800
Corp
Lamson
Feb
Jan
18%
2078
———-—5
Inc
Apr
574
1
:
La Salle Extension
17 74
1574'
.
■
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Great Amer Industries
5%
1
x
Mines
Foundry
18,400
82 7 a'
Apparel
Damson
77 74 Mar
3,000
1
1.
Manufacturing Co ——162/3
Gorham Manufacturing epiunion—_4 L
Gray Manufacturing Co
Apr
2178
27V
I.amb Industries
1/128 May
30% Jan
3.100
7
Products. Corp el A.—.—10c
Consolidated
37V Mar |
82
Jan
20c
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Jan
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18,500
2,500
2m
Co
Consolidada S A
l.a
774 Mar
34,500
3 78
Goodman
Grocery
I.'Alglon
8*.'i Mar
4%
4*it
,77 V
2478
_1-
—5
Goldfiqld
Jan
14%
L
Feb
18 fa
12
1574
iix%—_4J-——±---——1
Gold Seal
Apr
,
Mar
4,700
33
9378
-
—:
—
GobeK (Adolfi
Apr
1278
807V Mar
2*4
Minerals
Jan
24%
iff •
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>.———*
•
Feb
22%
Feb
', 2%
.
50
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co.
May
107
—
Co lue
24
Jan
974
6,600
1.25
Knox Corp class A
Kobaekcr Stores
21.300
11"%; 11%
1
Petroleum
Hotels
6*8
225
Company
Knott
4*4
75 fa
—*
Glcnmore Disl.illories class B.—_L1
Globe Union
Feb
7
3,100
81
78
2.50
10c
Products
Jan
7 7'a
77.000
& Co—
Coi,) Ltd
Dept Stores" Inc
Kieinert (I B) Rubber Co—
Mar
57V
47a
78%
Mines———^1
Gi!cbrlstr Co
10%
2074
5
Jan
3
187V
21%
"
94
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Jan
2274
5
(S)
Jan
700
28
*•32 74
18 7 V
.
Yellowkiiile
Apr
45 78
xl9%
10c
:
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3
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47V
Genung's Incorporated
.xi—
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Feb
34%
May
57 V
,_25c
(Del)
Oil
Kin-Ark
4% Mar
•
24%
—
16%
Mar
37
.
—
(Walter)
Apr
Feb
1,400
t
1/128"
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49%' 53*t
19%' 217 a
50
20
regi——
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Corp.
%
Kingslord Company
4% May
3474 Jan
400
4<{
Co
Kirk land
10,400
2%
Corp_L._--_L_l__.50c
General Transistor
Globe
145 74
114%
-
Corporation—_1
General* Stores
$4.60
lll%Jan
-
Kawneer
dep t-Hs ord
Generah Fireproofing
Giant
Apr
Jan
140
5*4
General Indus Enterprises—
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774
2.160
3r!«
1
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Jan
29
2074
——1
Kaiser
Jan
Feb
145
3%
„1
issued
3
807V
1278
500
1,900
K
Mar
1&
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26%
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pfd—100
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Jan
8
20,000
47!
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29
1-
300
18 f a'7 19%
8%
25
when
<
Janf
117V Jan
11*4 Jan
3; a
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18%
107
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General- Development
4,200
Kennedy's Inc
45*a
•
s
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preferred-—
57,300
11%
274
v;r
Kawecki Chemical Co
9*V
5,400
28,900
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7
•
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19%
11%
3.
1474
11%
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.
100
convertible
1774
1174
c
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Industries Corp
—4
Kaltman. (D) & Company
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 474% pfd—100
Katz Drug Company—_l
4,300
4%
l
General-Builders
187 V
3374
2i7ff
7%
Apr
•
—
17,300
15c
12.400
_
5
preferred Mfg Co..
2074
2,400
Corp—•
Industries
674
7
2
coimuoni——'
General Acceptance
General Alloys C«r.;
Jetronic
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15*a
2774
140%
Gellman
5%
Oil
Jupiter Qils Iitd
7a Mar
142
8
..."
g.
.
Gatineau. Power. Co
Apr
5% Apr
67V May
141*4
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—
22*a
13874May
7,100
145
,1.25
Company,.
Co—i
>
Jan
1874
Jeannette Glass Co common..—_.—l
22,900
1
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'
-
American
50%
1874
——
6 ill
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1.1
•
_
Jan
23,500
'
•
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17
12*8
38
Class A
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jan
674
T~ ia
:•••..••
•,
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7,800
15*4
32%
37
"
l
voting
Ford-Motor Co
!•
25
15
31%
———
Israel-American
147% Mar
37 V*
Irving Air Chute—————1
Jan
978 Mar
Feb
10c
Co
Manufacturing
Inc
1,300
'
Fox,-Head
Jan
Ufa Mar
Jan
Fireman
Ironrite
-
,
oi
22
113*8 138 7a
167V
30
•
Faraday, Uranium Mines Ltd
A
Iron
Mar
Jan
129%
15
-
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
9f4 Mar
13
97a Apr
8 7a Feb
13,800
20*4
Fargo. Oils Lt(L_.l—J
;
__1
67V
Felmonb; Petroleum Corp..
l
L678
Pilmways Inc
1
2^.
—25c **7 7' *
Financial General CorpI—__
10c
11%
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10%Fishman. (M II > Co Iiici
,i'_
i
12 fa'
Flying/Tiger Line Inc_-%—„
_1
187k
Class
60% Mar
Jan
Royalty—
37V
2,000
140
134
High
4,900
3174
•
.
Associates—
preferred
Class B
%
Investors
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8%
5
International Resistance
In Lex Oil Company
Jan
67'a Mar
Shares
High
77V
134
1
Ltd
Proctucis
J
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Ford-Motor
Feb
11%
77a Apr
1174
1,200
7'4
■
Jan
407a
600
107a
104
Jan
International
774
5
Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co
327a Mav
Jan
9%
3%
:
1,100
8
7*4
10
98
7.200
57'4
47 a
x49f-
;
of Prices
Low
25c
North America
of
International
Apr
16?a Mar
40,300
■
& Co class A—
Fajardo Eastern
$2
44%
lfa
_10
Fairchild Camera & Instruments
Common
Par
Apr
197V
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
38
1474
Factor (Max i
Last
Jan
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
32B>
5»4
52 >4
l
8
34
9,000;
■iv*r
3174
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-
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American Stock Exchange
100 fa 1007a
.
Eureka Corporntiou Ltd
44.
12147a
V/2
—
Esquire Inc
40:,b
31^4
$2 convertiljc. in-eferred——„:
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Erie Forge & Steel
Corjr common——1
6% cum ist preferredi
_i
10
Ero> Manufacturing Co
1
.
v
14:l,
-
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4,-
1
14%
41
Electronics Corp oi' America--.
—1
El-Tronics Inc
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp_—__
——20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp———
1
Equity Corp rosnmoiu.:
10c
WEEK
•,
Range Since Jan.
High
36-?a
FOR
■,
Shares
.——.-I—1
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Eureka Pipe Line
RANGE
for Weep
of Prices
Par
Share
Sales
Range
Sale Price
..
Electric
Week's
Last
Exchange
33% May
Jan
19
8
77a
8
3,000
778
Apr
1074
478
474
4*4
1,000
4
Apr
5
.
Apr
Feb
Mar
-
3*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
National
Union
Ncsth'-L'
New
Electric
Mur
Co__.
England Tel
Now
Haven
New
Idria Mm
3%
1
19 V 1
&
100
Watch
<Ss Chem
173%
1
3%
Co
Co
11»
14,100
3,700
If;
1
1%
1%
2
1
~1%
'1%
1%
100
*
24'•>
24%
24%
20'b
2G
27%
19
19
New
Process
New
Superior
&
1Tb
25c
25%
1
17%
Laud——
Oils Ltd—L—20c
Mining Co
1
_
Co
Rim Mines Ltd
Noma
North
Inc
Railway
12'r,
1
Cement class
A
B
10
Pena
RR
Co—
'iik
1
25
3,1
:1
7
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———50
North
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Northern fnd Pub Scrv 4%%
Uranium
Mines
1
i%
85 Tb
►
Ltd
1
Warrants
10c
2%
146
Feb
Feb
Apr
17J/a Jan
25
Apr
29% Mar
Feb
16,700
13,900
If; May
1,800
7%
8,700
30
2%
:
11 Va
4
Apr
141b
Jan
Feb
8%
Feb
4014
Jan
Feb
40% Feb
5% Mar
3314 Jan
3,100
3ft
Apr
0% May
33
1,025
41b
19
17'A Feb
1,400
Jan
4%
3','2 Mar
Feb
Us
6,600
4,800
6Ik Jan
8% Mar
74'ft
90
67% Jan
2%
ft
179,800
74% May
2 % May
89% Mar
7
7 Tb
11 .V
85%
71,100
2%
2%
lj-J May
280
lib
1ft
39,700
85 T
a
lib
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
2%
22
100
Tb
1%
1,70 Mar
1,200
30
3
Seaboard
Jan
22% Mar
1,600
35 Tb
4%
2% Mar
1% Mar
28%
Feb
13%
12%
20
1 Va Mar
2%
71
pfd—100
Northspan
14,800
35 %
35 %
20%
1% Mar
2.50
16 pesos
Electric CoCumulative preferred 5Vo series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%$ scries-20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_2o
5.60%
preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
50c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
.
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
_25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
—1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3.50
5:ia Mar
Apr
15% Jan
Tb Jan
1% Jan
14,100
1
0Tb
7
10
North American Royalties Inc.—
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North
2%
1.
Southern
American
Class
10
1
Mines
Litcs
Norfolk
1
17%
184% Mar
110
&
17%
Jan
241a
*
Oils
New York Auction Co
Nipissing
.
84
Apr
Corp Ltd—-
Lawrence
Salmn-Broslus Inc—
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Corp
Okivltu Oils
Old
Town
40c;
22
24
1
_
preferred-
38
Jan
98%' Mar
1% Jan
4% Feb
92%
1ft
lib
4%
-4%
41 b
1,300
1,600
2%
cumulative
5%
5%
300
2,050
preferred.
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
95%
X95
95
7i
70
16%
Overseas Seenrities
Oxford Electric
Corp
—1
-
10%
19%
21'ft
7 T ft
U%
414 Jan
5%
Servo
Corp of America
Scrvomoclianisms Inc
Leather
Seton
Mar
80
151o Apr
16% Jan
22
Feb
10
800
514
17% Mar
Jan
Class
Products
J
31%
'JO
30 Ik
30%
30%
3,700
27"
27
27%
25
25%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5Vo redeemable 1st pfd series A___25
4.80$ redeemable 1st preferred—25
25 Vu
10
5%%
5'/'
1st preferred
1st
31%
Est pfd—23
25
preferred
5Vo
•
4.50$
redeem able
1st
$4.75
dividend
preferred
$1.25
Silcx
11%
100%
32%
vtc—2Bol
3%
Company
Jan
25
Jan
26
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26
Jan
22% Jan
23% Jan
22
300
21%
Feb
23
91%
350
88
Jan
95% Mar
150
95%
134
11
100 %
Jan
95
Jan
100
134
Apr
143
140
17%
Co
3% Jan
9,200
99
Sllvray
3,000
31,400
38,500
5,400
2,400
32%
Apr
200
14%
Jan
14
Feb
4
1%
12%
13%
17
9% Mar
525
17
2
10%
13%
15%
10%
2,000
12 7
14
%
24.900
8%
4%
4%
200
4%
1
14%
10,400
7%
Jan
8
Apr
300
8
-1
Pepperdll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
03 %
8
8%
2.50
9%
000
03%
04%
000
■;*
Ltd
Peruvian
Oils
As
-2.50
1
Minerals
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Disl Tel
1%
42%
.5
Co
r»*
10 pesos
■<
Aircrait
Scale
Foloron Products class A
Powurell <fc Alexander Inc
Corp
Oil
of
Feb
83%
98 Va Mar
3,400
10% Jan
12% Mar
Stanley Aviation
32
67
11%
1114 Apr
68'ft
375
G3%
4|;r
13,000
69
66%
69 Tb
21%
21
22
10c
1%
1
1
7ft
Jan
13% Jan
72% Mar
IS Feb
2
4tf Apr
7.7i *
Pressed Aletals of America
Preston East Dome Alines
Ltd
P R M Inc
Pi'0grc.s8 Alfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
-i
61% Jan
83
1,400
1514 Jan
"lib
34,500
% Jan
26% Feb
1% Jan
7ft
718
8,400
614 Fob
11%
19 Vt
500
10% Jan
12
Apr
2,800
14%
Jan
21
Mar
14%
11%
1,900
2,300
10%
Jan
14%
11% Mar
18%
18%
13%
11%
11%
1
Providence Gas
Public Service of
700
11%
—
Prentice-Hall Inc
4%%
1,150
11%
ft
•
Jan
Mar
Apr
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
89%.
20c
-3
Pyle-National Co—
5
38 T
•
4
23
88
89%
37li
89 'ft
38%
23
24 Tb
78%
90
11% Jan
50
85% Jan
90
Jan
700
,
33% Feb
44
Feb
18 Va
24 Va
—1,300
11,100
46%
Jan
Apr
87% May
Jan
Q
Corp„
510
6,600
8
Feb
Rath
Co
—1
Corp
1
10
—
International Inc
10
25%
32%
21%
800
32%
33%
6,100
29
21%
22%
1,800
19% Jan
Gl%
13%
GO
1
12%
13%
23%
23%
24
1
1
Reiter-Foster
Oil Corp—
Reliance Insurance Co———,
Remington Arms Co Inc—
25%
20
Reda Pump Co
p.eis (Robert) & Co
50c
.—10
—.
Republic
Industrial Corp
Resistol'iex
Corp
:
Rico Argentine Mining Co
1
1
1
62
19%
2%
1
10
49
48%
49%
12%
12 Va
12%
8%
44
9
8%
45 7
42%
54 Va
3,400
a
100
8,700
17,400
1,200
Jan
3
1965
100
1,G00
4%
5%
80 Va
81%
5
80%
5%
Alay
50 Tb
13,300
46
Alar
54Tb
J&n
512-
5,100
4
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
57b Alar
13%
14%
16,800
7%
7%
8Vu
700
41% Jan
9% Feb
7% May
47
14%
25% Alar
•
1
23
23 %
700
20 Tb
Jan
35%>
36
2,300
34%
Apr
38
Feb
58
58
10
56
Jan
60
Feb
25%
25%
100
26
Feb
23%
24 Vo
1,000
23 T
a
Corp
1,100
211b
Jan
23%
21 To
200
21Tb
Jan
22% Feb
Jail
4%
41b
2
13Ta
7%
13%
2%
14 %
12%
6 lb
1
1
_10
17Tb
14,600
81.600
14%
6 To
300
19
7,500
■*>%
<
89 Tb
1,100
15%
16
4.400
22'a
22%
800
1
4%
4 Vu
4%
1,600
10
10
1
13
.
4%
50c
___25c
~7%
1
4%
14%
32%
;
(Del)
9% Jan
21% Alar
-
Jan
28
9% Apr
20Ta Apr
Feb
71
16
Apr
2411
Jan
4 Tb
Feb
5% Jan
7
Jan
10% May
Apr
18
■Hr
Apr
2Va
6,000
3Tb
Jan
5% Alar
400
4%
14 Tb
11Tb
Jan
15Tb Alar
1,100
8 Tb
Feb
5%
14 T
Alay
a
Jan
Mar
Alar
32%
34
3,800
23
Jan
43
81Tb
450
71
Jan
82 Va
8%
200
6
Jan
10
Alar
♦
18%
19
15Tb
Jan
29
Apr
17%
Feb
21 Va
Jan
18%
18%
1,000
17%
17Tb
100
4%
4%
4%
28,900
3
400
20
23 Vu
•
common
Apr
400
17%
10c
32
32
32%
1
23
22%
24%
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17Tb
400
23 Tb
5
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Corp
& Shop Inc
.
32
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700
21
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Apr
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34Tb Jan
25
- Feb
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Jan
Jan
39
39 Tb
300
33Tb Jan
41% Arar
2,600
14% Feb
3%
14%
3'ft
14%
l
3%
12,200
16% Feb
4% Apr
1
4'ft
4'/b
4%
3,600
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1
3%
3%
3%
1,700
3% Alar
4% Mar
7%
7'ft
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4,200
6%
9% Alar
5
17 Tb
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5
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5
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
38.200
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14%.
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16Tb
2,900
15%
1
8 Tb Alar
5.800
22%
1
Apr
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11% Jan
9 Tb Feb
4% Jan
14% Jan
26 Tb Jan
Apr
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9%
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100
700
4,100
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10% Jan
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9
18%
22
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I,100
14
7%
77
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-53% Mar
51
22 Tb
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Stop
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400
50%
20 Tb
i
—
Apr
57% Mar
22
Va
5
1
25Tb
Mar
21Tb
51
22
25
Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
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23% May
54
25
Canada
(J B)
9% Mar
35%
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l
Stetson
Alar
17% Alar
23
25
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation.
•
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Sty Ion Corporation
—
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Inc
Jan
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9% Mar
46
3%
Apr
Jan
4%
B
class
A
common
common
cumulative
Tampa
preferred
Co
Jan
3
Jan
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Technicolor
1.50
7%
1
18 Vg
Royal American Corp
Roy a lite Oil Co Ltd
50c
3%
Avenue
1.25
1
1
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11,900
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50
80 Va May
5% Apr
86% Jan
5%.
6
11,600
4% Jan
14
300
13% Apr
6% Mar
7%
8%
500
614
6
18%
19,600
19
6,300
Telepromptcr
Television
20c
Texas
Power
&
5 Tb
Jan
67%
4%
33.
4 Ve Mar
Jan
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Jan
9
Jan
54% Alar
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3% Alar
22 Va
Apr
5%
21%
6 Tb
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lb
700
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Jan
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10c
14%
13%
14%
13,200
12 %
171b Alar
1
1%
Jan
Feb
25c
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.
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15
5
19%
20
1
•
lib
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11,300
lib
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%
96 Tb
125
93 Tb
Jan
97
25
1%
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10
95
Jan
1,700
Tliompson-Starrott Co Inc
10c
32,200
1Tb
Apr
Jan
31
3 Tb
10
1,200
8Tb
Jan
17
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare Markets Inc
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15
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lft Mar
26%
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Feb
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.1
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29% May
36
Roofing Inc
—
1
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20%
21
1,400
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21% Feb
34%
34%
400
33 % Mar
85%
85 Tb
86
75
2Tb
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3
1,800
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20
100
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1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Rights (expire May 22)—
—
Trans Cont Industries Inc.——
1
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__50c
6% Feb
True
3% Jan
5% Feb
Two Guys
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
79
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Trans
Lux
Corp
1
*
warrants—
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27 Tb
25c
_
Tilo
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4% May
614 Jan
Apr
7%
11,500
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17,100
J-
32,900
25%
1,100
11,300
~
9%
3 Tb
50%
Apr
8% Feb
3%
1,700
73
4%
4
Mar
Feb.
2,800
9
21b
;
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17%
25%
4 Ik
5%
4%
3
Jan
41%
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9
18
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68
8%
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Jan
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1
Corp
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Thew Shovel Co
1,900
3%
518
*
page
Apr
.1
——.
Tenney Engineering Inc.
Tex am Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
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2 % Jan
4% Mar
33% Jan
4%
1
see
7
15% Jan
5% Jan
18% Jan
15,900
10
8%
1,000
4
3
1
Haynes
footnotes
6%
*
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Consolidated
9% Jan
12 Va Mar
7
_
Inc
14% Jan
14% Jan
8
10 ;
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Toledo
£1
30c
For
54%
2% Jan
13%
Royce Ltd—
&
1 Va Mar
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
10%
Mar
22
48% Apr
Va Jan
8
9%
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Ryan
25
{;! Mar
29
2%
1
American den rets ord
reg_.
Roosevelt Field Inc
Ryerson
Va Feb
14% Mar
21% Feb
18
Apr
% Jan
29,200
Feb
73
11
1
Rochester Gas &; Elec 4Vo pfd F——100
(I) & Sons Inc class A
50c
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Instruments
of
(A)
Apr
Jan
150
Jan
—25
convertible preferred
Enterprises Inc
Steel
Stein
Feb
•397a
187
Jan
70
153
51 b
10c
Thriftmarkefc Inc
distribution
Valley Gas Co—
Rokeach
Rolls
25
Jan
12,300
14,800
—50c
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to
.
11% Feb
400
2%
1
Jan
1,000
19%
~2%
25% Feb
39% Mar
24% Jan
Ridgeway Corp—■
Vtc extended
33%
2,700
Apr
38
3
(The) Corp common.—__
Co
Jan
Apr
3-
19,200
loc
Mines
Statliam
Class
Packing Co
Grande
38Tb
8%
12,700
25
Statccourt
Talon
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Rio
115 Apr
Jan
Alar
T
Investment
Raymond
72,300
Jan
6Tb
13
Mar
It
Rapid-American
19,400
Apr
8
Symington Wayno Corp warrants
Quebec Power Co
Rarno
50c
4 Tb Mar
Feb
5
Corp—
Uranium
Jan
Yn
2 hi
Stone
Colorado—
cumulative preferred-
Quebec Lithium
I
1%
8%
l
48
3
9,500
5
7%
ft
94
11%
40,700
Jan
4%
Inc
45
67%
2Tb
7%
25
(Ivy)
Products Co
93
4ft
11,800
4%
Oil
10%
•.7
*
Jan
Apr
4Tb Apr
7% Apr
7Tb Apr
5%
•
48
Starrett
Jan
46
4,300
48
5%
1
94
Jan
Jan
44
5
Inc
Shares
Stanrock
36
10c
;
10%
'7—1
—
48%
2
Standard-Thomson
Corp.
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Jan
Jan
Mar
21,200
36%
Corp
1514
Feb
Apr
3$ Jan
36
m
151
Forgings
Jan
Canada.-
Royalties Ltd——.
Pratt & Lambert Co
29
6 May
8%
37
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9%
300
19Tb Jan
35
Feb
8,600
(Del)_.—2.50
700
5%
8
9%
18%
4%
54
48
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14%
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o
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lli
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2%
8
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99% Mar
33
20
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3%
13,800
250
Jan
40 Va Mar
£1
Spear & Company—
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Sperry Rand Corp warrants
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3
37%
4% Alar
Jan
Feb
2 ,'i;
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1
U
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11% Feb
Jan
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-
-
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700
26%
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1
common
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8,000
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25
49%
5 Va
—
California
2,100
7—10
-
200
49%
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1
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Apr
4,100
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BTb Alar
Feb
Jan
6%
32 Tb
3%
192%
94Tb
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4%
224
216
1
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4%
216
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3
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19 Tb
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—
34
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31
Jan
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33%
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54
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35
2%
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2,300
25
9%
8
~7%
3
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4.56%
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Mar
9
•
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4% Jan
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23,200
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--1
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8%
15%
8U
4.32%
4814
23%
14
8%
Jan
14,400
12
14% Feb
7%
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114
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24
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
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Pierce Industries inc
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17,100
43'ft
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GTbMar
5% Apr
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Va
14
34Tb
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40
6
6
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1
—
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32%
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71b
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Apr
14
1
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1
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28
4%
—
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13
30,000
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1,300
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33
2
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Apr
900
518
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%
5,800
5
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1
4.48%
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*
3
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GO 14
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6
4%
1
4.24%
5%
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25
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9
7Tb
6 Tb
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Singer Manufacturing Co
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14% May
Jan
13%
—2
ii
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6
—100
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1414
1
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25
convertible
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•
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Feb
18
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•
5%
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42,900
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2%
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110
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...
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102
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1
22
38%
common
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13%
Jan
33 %
Apr
21%
700
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Feb
20
Apr
18%
—
19 Va
14% Mar
12%
100%
32%
3%
Feb
22
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17
5'ft
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6% Apr
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29,500
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87 Ik
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12 7 it
2
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2414 Jan
in
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1
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27% Jan
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lc
-
of
Apr
5%
;
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100
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May
17%
200
4%
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Silver Creek Precision
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2,800
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Park Chemical
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89
*
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27
24%
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—
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24%
1
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30%
32
22
01
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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42% Mar
Apr
Apr
23
*
dividend preferred
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Pacific Northern Airlines
conv
28
25
24%
preferred—25
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*
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100
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13%
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1,000
18
12%
Co
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20%
17%
12%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
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7,600
Mar
18
20c
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Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
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Apr
66%
800
77»
—
71'ft
161ft
20%
—
Jan
Feb
7
19
—10c
1
1
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Sherman Products Inc
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30
1ft
1
common
17%
20% Alar
24% Mar
11Tb Apr
300
10c
1
*
1
Scrriek Corp class B
Jan
25% Mar
6,700
•
Jan
40 % Mar
90c
100
Ltd
Corp
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Jan
11%
10%
10%
10%
Socman Bros Inc
1%
Jan
37
2,200
17
10%
Shawinigan Water & Power
18% Jan
42,400
24%
37%
—50c
-
common—
5.200
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) C'orp—
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18%
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Airlines
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4% preferred
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common
Co
Ohio Power 4%%
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—...
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2%
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39.300
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21
*
1% Feb
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100
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28.100
18
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—
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s
Mar
2%
7,190
4%
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Nielcel
170% 1751B
1 Tb
&
New
York
4
20
Shares
of Prices
Low
Monday, May 11, 1959
for Week
Itangc
Par
High
13Ik Jan
3.800
Last
Sale Price
.
.
Sales
Weeks
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Jan
25.800
17 In
Zinc
Pacific
New
3Tb
:
241b
Jersey
Mexico
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19%
31b
18
ENDED MAY 8
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for Week
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Par
RANGE
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.
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38% Feb
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Jan
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7Tb
71b
1,900
6%
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15 Tb
167b
4,400
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23,100
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1,300
29
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7,200
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Feb
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.
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Jan
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Apr
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Apr
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39%
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31% Alar
23%
Apr
14% Apr
|
Volume
Number 5845
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
°
(2165)
M
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
MAY
8
for Week
Range
Low
High
foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
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,
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Friday
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Union Investment
Union
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100
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7% Jan
27
Mar
9%
A
20,100
2
1%
M
22,500
39%
500
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400
5
5
5
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5%
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11
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51%
49%
53%
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
6%
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5%
4%
6
1
Universal Insurance
Jan
Mar
35
Apr
58,300
9,300
13% Jan
3,500
6% Jan
19%
72%
6%
(53
6%
72%
5
7
30
51
11%
12
4,100
38%
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2,600
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2,000
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&
♦
.
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50
(Republic of)—
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Rio
1
de Janeiro stamped
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1
—
3
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111%
3%
1%
1997
3%
3%
Ho
113
West Texas Utilities
100
1
2%
4.40%
Development Co
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
dep rets ord shares
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Stock and Bond
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are
the
Apr
Fob
daily closing
%
-
May
7—
Apr
47k
Jan
14
14
—10
1
Feb
Mar
37
27% Jan
317k
17k
7k Jan
274 Jan
5,600
2,800
5,000
14%
3,100
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13%
19
16% Mar
Jan
5% Jan
13% Jan
8%
Feb
26% Apr
21
Jan
100
Feb
,
19%
2,760
12% Jan
237a
23%
200
22% Jan
287k Feb
197k May
26% Feb
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57
7700
53% Mar
68% Jan
11,300
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26% Jan
groups
:
Apr
500
177k Feb
207k
Apr
97k
Jan
*
367k
87
24
1123
84%
_
of
N
High
Western RR 4s
50
5s
convertible
36
987k
83
1970
.Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
86
Rapid Electrotype
debentures
1976
Jan-July
1974—Mar-Sept
deb
7s
Water
Power
California
Corp
Edison
3s
1965—
1973 _*
827k
G
1981.
4%s
series
I
1982—
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
United
Dye
Jan-Aug
1
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
374s
(Calif)
Electric
Chemical 6s
&
West
Penn
ABaden
25
47
81
84%
87%
86%
1
Traction
5s
158
143
82%
83
39
95
140
3s
AGs
series
series
A
B
231.8
208.6
—1.3
409.5
382.7
•2.0
360.4
327.6
Tues.
May 5_.—
Wed.
May 6
Thurs.
May 7.
Fri.
May 8_
-
Total
Foreign
United States
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
3,058,240
3,359,790
4,121,100
4,525,920
3,928,750
18,993,600
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miflccl.
$4,709,000
5,473,000
Total
Bond
Sale*
$4,978,000
$269,000
222,000
5,695,000
6,656,000
185,000
6,841,000
7,173,000
6,893,000
104,600
7,277,600
200,000
7,093,000
$980,600
$30,904,000
$31,884,600
92%
1860
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
1952
93
.93%
I- ''
103
1951
International Bank
$1,000
—
$60
90%
2
119
96
100
„TI
65
68
Total-
L
—
$31,884,600
$24,163,500
$595,106,906
78
91%
92
91%
80
80
84%
82
Transactions al the American Stock Exchange
96%.
85
$82
8G%
$78
59
80%
83
$80%
'
'
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
82
81
90
84
91%
85%
$83
93
Stocks
82%
867k
97
101
82%
2
82
8G
86%
2
85
91
Domestic
(No. of
85V4
Shares)
95
13
97
88%
95
100%
Bonds
1,627,635
$94,000
Mon.
May 4
100%
105%
Tues.
May 5
103
107%
Wed.
May 6-^
1,441,375
1,853,140
12
100
105%
Thurs.
1,761,420
88
Fri.
May 8—
Bonds
$13,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
$19,000
138,000
91%
May 7
8
103
Foreign
Government
79,000
8
14
100% 1013$
103
103%
100
89%
/
85%
90
2
90
92
68%
70
30
60
....
71%
'
2,000
'7,000
Total
Bonds
$126,000
81,000
3,000
91,000
4.000
87.000
142,000
1,563,665
75,000
1.000
13.00C
89,000
0,247,235
$473,000
$15,000
$41,000
$529,000
87
90
$83%
69
$452,712,920
23,149,500
Industrial
T
$80%
917k
430,610,000
$1,014,000
30,904,000
27,468,400
567,633,500
123
2
96
59,000
22,039,920
$980,600
Railroad and
$4,000
4,000
——
95
86
206,084,845
/
U. S. Government
89
93
6
119% 119%
86
4
101% 101 %
$95%
72 %
$99
Jan-July
$135
_
5
73
$100
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
329,394,556.
14.103,810
Bonds
97%
85
94
1958
1959
1958
18,393,800
of Shares—.
Jan, 1 to May 8
EndedtMny 8
3959
92
'•
■
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
Week
85
98
101%
3
92%
$90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
158
81%
'
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
1970
1973
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
(Germany) 7s 1951
88
96%
«—
99%
—
■
——-
—
101%
93%
69%
$180
$172
.
180
.
97
99
75
100%
97
99%
—
Jan. 1 to May
Week Ended May 8
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares.
1958
1959
Total
-t
4\
1958
5,070.565
177,218,596
58,813,429
$473,000
$427,000
$10,337,000
$6,816,000
654,000
770,000
15,000
26,000
41,000
43,000
537,000
558,000
$529,000
$496,000
$11,528,000
$8,144,000
180
—
8
8,247,235
Bonds-
Domestic
Foreign government—
Foreign corporate
—
180
Tottl.
103
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
AGs
May 4.
87%
$87
1970
374s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
•Washington Water Power 37ks 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Western
1
35
$101%
9274
Mar-Sept
^Max-Sept
;
1983
Southern
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
474s series II 1982
K
98%
Mon.
Stocks—No.
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Fob-Aug
Feb-Aug
&
1979
series
39%
139% 230
$88
37ks series D 1976
3%s
1
82
1981_„May-Noi;
3s
2%s series C 197G
3s series F
33%
97%
9
17
25
.96
1973
3%s series E
%
98%
81
May-Nou
1967
3%s series A 1973—
B
•1.3
408.5
334.2
Stocks
56%
230
$94%
3o5
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62_ Jan-July
3s series
226.5
403.1
Corp—
subord
England Power 374s 1961
May -Nov
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963-.—
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 374 s 3968
..Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
—AjmZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
J.. Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998.Jan-July
Southern
:
38
47
87%
New
Harbor
35%
98%
29
52%
25
82
April-Oct
National Theatres 57ks debentures
Safe
340.7
510.5
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
87%
80
216
1967-.-Jan-July
Valley RR 4s 19G3—
National Research
366.0
Shares
AKalian-Power Realization Trust 67k%
Midland
545.5
-0.8
No. of
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs
&
-0.1
362.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
45
4
847k
mortgage 4s series A 1993
-May-Nov
-A 1st mortgage 4s series B
1993^
May
.Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 19G1—Mar-Sent
Guantanamo
0.0
543.0
92
12574
11
,
8574
1st
457.8
490.6
490.8
542.7
327.6*
Service
Division—
J
490.7
223.5
and
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
400,1
523.2
Jail. 1
Low
No.
12074
847k
425.4
0.0
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
42
87-%
Jan-July
-0.4
•New Low.
Hlglx
June-Dec
LoW
High
Change
424.9
523.2
359.5
_—-
Mining
Week's Range
87
June-Vac
Quar-Feb
1U Feb
the
-1959-
Percent
490.6
Goods
Trade, Finance
13774
2
423.2
Transportation
Utility
7% Mar
Friday's
0
523.0
Goods
Non-Durable
v..\
,
Apr. 24, '5.'(
May 1, '59
Composite —_ Manufacturing
Durable
7%
103.19 Jan
Low
with the preceding week and with Iiighs and lows for
follows (1939—100):
compared
1,300
or
2
current year are as
77k
Kid & Asked
72.75 Jail
Range for 1.959
High
109.33 May
SEC Index of Stock Prices
197k
17k
Range for 1958
102.82 Dec 31
The SEC index of stock prices baged on the closing prices of the common
stock for week ending May 1, 1959, for composite and by major industry
77k
1994_- .June-Dec
1978
Frl.
18%
'773
Closing
Jan
Apr
Apr
17%
1970
3%s
84.84
47k Apr
22'
Jan
197s
1970
A
83.89
Apr
Jan
23%
1998
1
series
83.10
Thurs.
Apr
Apr
44
1
Authority
83.57
108.82
108.28
*
inc debs
Aug
6s
88.79
109.33
Low
2%s
210.45
6—,
8,200
Last
Steel
91.07
May 7—
May 8
2,900
Sale Price
Transit
84.87
162.58
May
Jan
35
Feb
12,500
Period
Edison
84.82
83.81
Wed.
%
i*g Jan
67k
Interest
Boston
83.55
83.02
Low
14%
BONDS
Chicago
83.50
83.00
83.72
High
24%
American Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
83.17
83.79
88.95
109.06
2
374s
83.91
88.95
213.22
109.15
5%
—1
Power
89.11
213.90
5
31% Mar
Friday
Appalachian Elec
2)3.86
91.04
4-...-
927k Apr
——10c
84.92
91.54
May
500
-5s
—40c
84.96
91.52
May
22%
5%
23
83.47
165.21
Mon.
18 %
40
83.08
166.71
Apr
16,300
20
Total
Bonda
167.15
37k Mar
..8
4s
84.12
I)*lc—
Ltd—
Pump
89.17
Jan
100
pfd
Petroleum Co—
&
213.96
10
Util¬
ities
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
2^ Jan
19% Feb
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper-Machine
'
Steel
91.44
Jan
3'7a
16%
Wood all Industries Inc
A Amer
107.67
37-k
47k
1
167a
1
Corp.—
trials
91%
—25
Petroleum
Stocks
Apr
277k
27 a
19%
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co.
Rails
ities
2% Mar
535
100
7k
%
2%
preferred
Zapata
Rails
roads
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
47k Feb
37k Jan
377k
19 Va
ord regular
Grade
Jan
112 Mar
34%.
Co
American dep rets
Grade
7 k Mar
27
Indus¬
624.39
-
6
Jan
Second
65
Util¬
615.64
5—
May
22
10
First
025.90
4..
May
2
30%!,
1
Wisconsin Pwr <fc Light 4% %
Rail¬
10
3,200
%
29
common
(F W)
—BondsTotal
15
625.06
May
Feb
117
34
34
—5
——^..1
1
20
500
33
Wiiliams-MCWilllams Industries
Woolworth
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
625.06
1..
47 3/b May
Jan
10
20
Corp
Corp
Williams Brothers Co
Wood Icy
41
trials
Date
4% Mar
2
4
...Is
—
Wickes (The)
Wood
387k
Stocks—
37k
Jan
4,000
2%
4
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
—1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
Wood
41
$39
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;
"w i," when issued; "ww," with
warrants; "xw," without warrants.
29 a/k
174 Jan
87
2%
—
Inc
Brothers
517k
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlglits.
7 Ex-liquidating dividend.
/
•
. •
A Bonds being traded flat.
;
% ; V: 0%:% w
^Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
May
79
3,500
113
—10
Coal
Williams-<R C)
487k
a
5% Mar
500
4
87
*
——
Western Tablet
Wilson
57
507k
.
trlbution.
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wichita River Oil
57
.
50
5074
Jan-July
2s 2012_.Jan-July
'rues.
pfd
Western
14 % Mar
109
6,800
3%
3%
1%
Westmoreland
$5772
-—
137k Mar
xJ
J
27
27
3%
52,700
113%
111
10274
.
...
Jan
Jan
17k
46,200
1%
2Ta
.
1%
4,000
47%
44
45
—1,25
Manufacturing-
Westmoreland
.
$80
$10074
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest
EXrliquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-prlncipal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range).
tEx-dis-
Jan
197k
237k
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Amer
$80
April-Oet
f
1% May
27k Apr
Apr
3674 Feb
500
3
3
5
Company Inc—
Wentworth
100%
...
...
Peru
5% Mar
27k Jan
71
Feb
„30
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tier nan Inc
Waltham
78
78
—1
common
3 "it
78%
3\ i>
3%
—
27k
1,200
3,500
7%
7 Va
7%
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
T'!o
$60
1867k
$130
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008—__Mar-Sepf
indus¬
—
18
224%
1867k
..
10
Waco Aircraft Co—
High
215
$15
Feb-Aug
2008
Jan. I
Low
No.
16%
$88
Feb-Aug
27«s
Range Since
Sold
High
$94
May -Nov
.
1949
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Bonds
Friday's
$1674
June-Dec
Maranhao
A 7s
Jan-July
...Feb-Aug
1947
of) Germany—
redeemed)
(Prov)
1952
30
Wartt As Bond Inc
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
47k
9% Jan
151
xl0%
Port
67k Apr
19% May
3% Jan
147k Apr
10%
15
15
*
Vogt Manufacturing
10,900
8,900
5
3%
447k
33 Apr
37k Jan
108,500
r2
l:.a
Rights (expire May 7)
Vita Food-Products
13% Apr
35 Va Mar
6%
14%
Feb
8
Jan
6
11%
...5
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
19% May
767k Apr
Apr
—1
...
Industries warrants
Vinco Corporation
53
102
Jan
30
Sale Price
Feb
97k Mar
Feb
20,800
34%
18%
:
9% Mar
37% Jan
45
600
67%
18%
Apr
14
2% Jan
47%
5
Valspar Corp
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
56%
1% Jan
34%
—14
-
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
1,600
24,700
'
63%
64%
15
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Winding Co
7%
Jan
3%
1,800
Apr
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
A Danzig
Jan
277k
9% Jan
41% Feb
X46%
10
Universal Controls Inc
4%
30,200
6%
_50c
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
16% Mar
Interest
Low
18834 Mar
Jan
180
200
1
5%
4% Jan
10
22 Va
20%
22%
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Jan
4% Feb
300
7
6%
6%
%
49%
Feb
35
Apr
7% Jan
2i',r Jan
S-rV May
ltt Apr
lii Jan
13,200
i'r
10%
Ltd—
B
Utah-Idaho Sugar
7% Jan
8,500
5y„
•
39%
*
5
%
_
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
i United 45tores Corp common.*..
Van-Norman
27
ill
Aluminum
class
Apr
lis
Conditioning Corp
Tile
12
5
dep rets ord registered
Air
Feb
5%
United N J RR & Canal
U S
10
_1
United Cuban Oil Inc
U 8 Ceramic
700
9
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Pacific
12
9%
Corp_
Atner
Feb
_10c
United Asbestos
United. Molasses Co
16%
50c
Products
United
200
1
United-Aircraft
United
17%
167i May
173i Feb
27
4
Co
82,200
17%
:V '■
._•
16%
11%
5
.
13%
15%
4*
t
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle>.
(2166)
.-/.Monday, May 11, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
MAY
8
'
Friday
STOCKS
par
Agric Chem Co new com
Motors
Corp
American
*
5
:
American Sugar Refining common—25
American Telephone & Telegraph—10o
(when
common
1.33%
issued)
Anaconda Company
Sales
of Prices
snares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sperry
1
Co
High
36% May
36% May
Standard Oil %Ind)
26
81%
5o
1
5
39%
4.257
36 Va
243%
36%
35%
43%
Standard.
37
122
240% 250%
80%
84%
Feb
32% Jan
Jan
Standard
43% Mar
Jan
265%
Aor
Texas
89%
Apr
Union
2.517
66%
566
74% Mar
U
S
59T«
61
481
59
Feb
65-% Mar
U
130
53
Jan
62
U
S
5
24%
25%
205
18
Jan
—,—__10
58%
587b
125
57%
Apt-
25% May
64% Jan
5
10
24%
257b
362
24% May
31%
692
28%
33%
1%
1%
300
9
9
100
25
Personal Prop Trust
Calumet & Ilecla Inc
Service
Copper
Co__
Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Co
Assoc—
National
Motor
Inc
Stores
67%
Company.
Electric--Co
5
..1
Island Creek Coal Co common
Kennecott
Lamson
Copper Corp
H
10
5% Felt
40%
20
38%
318
96%
31%
32%
100
...1
20
20
100
172
Hartford RR
Chemical
Webster
Fruit
14%
11c
*
Corp
14c
20
20%
170(4 175%
8%
16%
2.50
19
Mar
13
Apr
31% May
98% Jan
37
Jan
410
12% Jan
241
1,371
6c
19%
2,401
428
160
50
107
May
14% May
Jan
19c
8%
50%
213
17%
230
13%
Jan
184V4 Mar
8% May
42% Feb
16%
Feb
21%
Jan
Jan
Wool worth
(F W >
Transit
10%
Jan
Mass
RR
32%
Jan
45%
104
29%
Jan
32% Mar
56%
58%
85
A
C
F
Allen
Electric
American
Bohn
_
Buell
Die
56% Jan
Apt-
64%
Apt-
Chrysler
&
Consumers
$4.50
Feb
86-%
121%
Feb
15
48
90
89
><Apr:
59%
Jan f
r Jan
•
Jan ;
138% May
57% JMar ?
'
33% Jan
84
Feb
41 % Mar
Continental
32%
Davidson
38%
39
2.518
38% May
Jan
45
Mai-
Steel
47%
48%
959
45%
51% Mar
Detroit
58
55
46%
Jan
58% Mar
Economy
81
1
79
Apr
85
Ex-Cell-O
17%
10
14%
Jan
20%
Apr
83%
86%
617
70%
Feb
88%
Apr
Aeronca
Low
Jan
Mat-
Ford
Sales
High
LOW
American
Laundry
80
20
249
10
High
Jan
13% Mar
38% May
37%
36%
38%
—i
11
11
11
45
io
Brummell
327a Jan
10 % May
45
45
45%
50
40% Mar
41%
40%
41%
67
411/4 Jan
5034
Feb
93
93
10
92% May
33% Apr
96%
Apr
.
—
...
Champion Paper
*
Preferred
*
—
11
May
52% Feb
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common.8.50
Cincinnati Telephone—
50
34%
Day & Mich RR prefered
50
74
Dixie
Ice
;_5
10%
10%
10%
80
Eagle
Picher...
lo
47%
47'%
47%
116
44
Jan
73
73
75
431
60
Jan
17%
18%
30
17%
Apr
28%
27%
29%
2,327—
27% May
34% Jan
29%
29%
2(j
29'a May
29% Mar
79%
657
Gibson
Cream
Art
5
.
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,
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Procter & Gamble...
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Randall
class
74
767u
I
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74
37'/b
Jan
74
May
10% Mar
73'2
Jan
100 % Mar
May
10 % May
487s Mar
75
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18% Mar
8934 Mar
Jan
190
J 90
32
180
Mar
195
35
35
56
33
Apr
35
29%
Apr
33%
33%
30
Jan
May
38% Feb
71%
75%
117
53%
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72
52%
33
52 Vs
Jan
52%
25
Jan
33'b
41%
Apr
50%
51
43%
43 'a
44%
259
60%
60%
4
47
Feb
17%
43
15%
Jan
18%
217
224%
Jan
265%
89%
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Telegrapli__100
243%
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82
242% 251%
80%
84%
495
63%
65%
46
50
Armco
10
66%
64
68%
65% Mar
73
__„_1
24%
24%
24%
165
19%
Jan
3
14%
14
15 %
396
107a
Jan
24% May
15% Mar
14
Oil—.—
;
Avco
Baldwin-Lima-Harailton
.13
15
Jan
16%
51%'
235
Apr
Feb
70
49% May
37% May
55 V4
38 %
447a
Jan
19
19
19 %
45
14%
Jan
195a May
25
70%
70%
72
96
68 %
Jan
74
65%
63:%
65%
95
50%
Feb
67%
Apr
58 %
58%
64%
Jan
45%
Service
45%
14
44
Jan
114% 114%
37%
38%
60
87%
Feb
125',4
Apr
122
37% May
43','4
Apr
22
24% Mar
10
City Products
Colgate-Palmolive
——_
(when
Curtiss
10
issued)
System
_Io
22%
22
22%
516
35%
35
35'%
85
27%
51%
52%
80
51
91
88
75 Va
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7
5
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Kodak
—5
.
(new wi)
Dept
General Dynamics
General Electric
Co..
National
76%
Apr
91
30
36%
Jan
44% May
.5
59%
120
51 %
Feb
597a
64%
69%
218
50%
Jan
69 % May
60
57
62
194
57
80%
82%
105
75'/a
50 %
49
50%
352
22
44% Mar
22
22%
42
42
43%
45%
44
.....
Central
RR
28%
Jan
I Apr
23
Jan
45 %
May
29% Mar
317a
Apr
40%
42% May
57 Va May
42
42%
125
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57'/a
160
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a
48%
81
39
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48
48%
50
40%
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Radio
Corp
Republic Steel
31 %
26%
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Socony Mobil Oil
Co
see
42.
5.466
15%
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53 3
95
95
13%
12%
13%
6%
43' %
43%
_
17 %
455
a
10
1,190
27a
13
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95
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96%
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13!4
,
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7
4,766
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44
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42'4
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47% Mar
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19% Jan
18 >4
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360
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41
41
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4
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7
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4% Mar
Jan
216
39%
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44
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68 %
64%
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6,226
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68V4 May '
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23
24
2,255
18%
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25
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8
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7,149
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1,640
1%
1%
300
1
16%
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174
15
Jan
19 % Feb
30%
30%
459
29
Feb
327a Mar
28%
29
33 3
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515
7
5%
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45
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4
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Feb
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1,245
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4
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1,450
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2
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100
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13%
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109
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1,540
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27%
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3% May
31
3
30
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31
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1,672
14
1,068
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320
2%
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—
5
540
Jan
'
May
3% May
Feb
'45
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8
Jan
T'4
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Feb
15
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330
14
Apr
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27%
—.—5
37'4
523
30 %
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38
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1,115
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23 %
23'4
23%
453
21%
Apr
24%
1
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370
3%
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1
—
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16VaMar
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9%
9
9%
597
7%
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7'9%Mar
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—
—
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100
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1
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100
1.054
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107a Mar
Jan
11
3%
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14
Jan
'Mar
'4Va 'Feb
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Friday
STOCKS
49% Apr
48% May
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Advanced
Aid
Investment
Akron
Brass
Alieghany
Discounts
&
Laboratories
Allied
Paper Corp.—i——
Am
1,500
26%
Jan
11,700
17%
Feb
27%'May
12%
Jan
28
7%
15%
46
46
46%
59
800
16%
13
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5
Jan
Apr
10%
Feb
17
10
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13%
180
453
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53
-Feb
59
200
513
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63
Apr
400
9%
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13V2TWTar
Feb
500
1,800
12%
12%
12%
10
30%
Apr
Apr
(Un)
Co
American
Cyanamid
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(Un)
1
6,200
80% May
26% Apr
33 V*
29%
31%
300
24%
Jan
33%
26%
27%'.
565
20%
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27%
44
4,700
42%
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58%
61
3.500
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61
i
Apr
43%
60
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2,300
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1,900
81 %
27%
27
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30%
80%
29%
1
29%
80%.
1
:
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33
■■■;:•
65
12%
__
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84% -Apr
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American
6%
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:
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America
46%
30% Mar
90% Jan
■
Jun
Apr
I
-May
19%
lg3;
400
19%
Apr
20Ye
American Machine
& Foundry..-.—7
84%
84%
89 'a
650
53%
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Corp.
—5
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36
39%
12,800
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American
Rad
American
Tel & Tel
New
w
American Tobacco
Anaconda
.
Stand
common
American
Co
Viscose
•
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5
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Corp
——
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16%
244%
33%
81%
25
—.
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__
100
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Co
i
101%
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$1.50
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con v
&
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2nd
Atchison Topeka
15%
233%
4,700
81
May
89
Apr
101% 101%
343
96
Feb
107
i Jan
900
37%
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1,700
60%
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74
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Jan
66
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49%
50%
64
64-
66%
65%
23%
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37%
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1,850
2,250
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19
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600
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& Santa Fe—
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5%
1,600
2.000
65
23%
18% Apr
17%
84%
81
64%
50
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(111).
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Jan
243% 249%
49 %■
.25
;
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10
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preferred
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Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
non-cum
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69%
100
—
29
10%
10 %
100
10
33%
700
24%
Jan
10
48%
48%
50
__3
—
1
Feb
29
10
4
14%
13%
15
79%
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Bailey Selburh Oil & Gas class A__^_l
51%
18
48
52
Apr
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
31%
35
29(a
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34
% Mar
4
105%
Feb
123
May
123
267 a
67
Apr
,
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350
%
13.100
44
-Jan
lCfV2Mar
'
36%
Apr
(
Apr
15% Mar
'
11% Jan
1
53
Jan
-10%
31
Jan
20
Bearings Inc
—
20%
Jan
Bendix
31%
51%
Apr
51 %
Benguet Consolidated Inc
20
48
Jan
52% Mar
Bethlehem
45%
68
41
Mar
47 %
Binks
60:%
66%
226
67%
67%
40
67 % Mar
112%
55
91%
56%
102
55%
49^4
49%
20
36
35%
36%
115
43%
43 %
43%
61
64
64
44%
45%
5
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44%
Feb
Jan
55% May
44
Jan
35% May
39% Jan
62%
Jan
Apr
66% May
74% Jan
112% May
56 Vt May
BeJden
Bo
Aviation
Steel
,
Corp
Fisheries
Apr
Brad
Jan
Budd
46%
Apr
Burlington
66%
Jan
76
'May
4
300
3%
Jan
4
Jan
37
37%
350
30-
81%
800
68
1%
6,200
49%
49%
51%
4,300
32%
31%
32%
850
5
33%
38%
40%
4,700
25
24%
25
42%
42
43%
,
112
*
20c
Company
67%
Feb
Burrolighs
52 %
Jan
Burton-Dixie Corp
(Un)
,
26%
1
1
18%
5 '
39%
..12.50
49% May
27
'
't
Mar
55-%5Feb
,
Jan
38 % May.
!
2
Feb
*
T-
32% May
46%;Jan
!
400
20%
Jan
2,900
38%
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.•
,
25 % Mar
44% 'Apr
118
Mar
50
109
Jan
5%
.
5
(Un)
112
1%
k
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81%May
Jan
1%
Apr
37% May
Jan
79 "•
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;
16%
Jan
5
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Feb
•
5
Corp
Corp
3%
14
I"
(Un)___
Corp
44% Mar
Mar
9
600
600
5
...
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200
15
10
& Sons '(E J)
50
44%
10%
76
PI
(Un)..
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Borg-Warner
Brach
Co
Corp...,
Manufacturing Co
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Booth
Manufaciuring
9%
14%
74
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...
29%
110
.
13
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Apr
44%
•
14"
74
(Un)..
'
Jan
65%
6%
Aluminium Ltd.—
American
27
12%
—
...
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of
27%
24%
1
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Co
30
21%
__
50c
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Aluminum
28%
27
1
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(Un)__.
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Low
76%
27%
5
,.1
Castings
Range Since Jan. I
61% Feb
High
75%
29
1
Corp
Aluminum
Shares
75%
10
Co
of Prices
Low
——5
common
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
15%
51%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
26% Mar
15
page
13%
533a
42 111
26%
5
For footnotes
13
53:%
30c
80
3
Oil
Apr
P
-IIIIIII
Products
102
1.40
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44%.Mar
67Va
3
Electric
Metal
17%
5
;
„
Feb
Jan
10
29%
5
St Regis Paper
;
Schenley Industries
37
51%
1
16%
10
common
Mar
700
1,333
1
...
Sherman Products L,
Udylite
4
Jan
2,208
1
...
Rockwell Standard Corp
United
Apr
May
12
2
_
Pfeiffer Brewing
Rickel (H V/) & Co
Rudy
2%
2 7%
3»4
-10
Corp
Scotten
Jan
40'4
2.50
-
Refineries—
Raisin
Jan
1%
64%
'
River
8%
19% Ma)'
63%
—1
—
28%
*
Reynolds Tobacco class B_—
685
39
.10
16%
—10
,
800
/
69'%
51%
5
.
275
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27'4
39:%
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&
28%
5
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May
64'%
_5
10
.
9'4
9%
26%
1
3333
Phillips Petroleum
31
Parke Davis & Co—
44 % Mar
Jan
Feb
30%
123
*
RR
Sinclair
69%
5
Pepsi-Cola
New
5
_5
(
39%
Apr
51
47%
5
,
Lead
17%
15
277
Jan
84%
54%
48%
_i—
Register
100
66%
Feb
41%
1-2
Apr
May
29%
5
Ward
Apr
69%
42
Distillers
Oil—
250% May
Feb
137
44%
Corp.—
Chemical....
York
203
May
88%
—
Dairv
National
180
91
Jan
80%
i
32%
Jan
—1.66%
—_
..
Peninsular
Mar
Apr
0
c
Jan
3
1
Masco Screw Products...
National
High
23'%
-_..5
American
59
Martin Co
National
Jan
85
1
new
Cash
Apr
60%
-1%
Harvester
International Tel & Tel
National
39%
44%
3
Montgomery
Feb
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85%
International
Monsanto
May
—5
—,
Greyhound'..!
W
242'% 250%
493a Mar
44%
_2.50
General Motors.
Lorlllard
248%
.
.;
5
Stores
—
Inc
81 %
Apr
Mar
10
„■
Auto-Lite
Ford
Loews
57%
37%
Chemical
Eastman
7
___l
Dayton Power & Light-—.—
Federated
7
1
Gas
Wright
Electric
Mar
15
1
...
Chrysler Corp
New
Mar
49:%
50%
5
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio-
Columbia
74
Jan
37%
g
...
—
Cities
160
60%
25
Bethlehem Steel...
Boeing
110
22
Apr
Anaconda
Ashland
2%
177a May
2'/a Jan
2 7'4
1
Wines
Murray
Low
1,769
266
3
Kysor Hea ter
Lakey Foundry
Leonard
Range Since Jan. 1
,
1771.
790
—1
..
Lamp
LaSalle
Shares
High
17%.
%
31
20
Industries
Wood
for Week
of Prices
67):
Trailer
Fruehauf
./;.%■ Sales
Range
30
__1
—
Apr
8034 May
16%
Steel
Exchange
Week's
31
—
Corp
60% May
16%
10
;_5
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.
29%
Jan
31 %
...
63% Jan '
2
_
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29%
L
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29%
—12.50
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:
,
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1
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American Radiator
Feb
57»i
2%'
*
common..
Stocks
American Can
57
' Jan
88% Apr
56% Jan
••
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52 %
,i
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Airlines..
w
74
91%
100
...
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Nev/
>361
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—
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405
92%
50
Rapid
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American
34%
—.5
;
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Preference
77%
33%
91%
$5,000
100
May
71% -Jan
10
...
Kresge Co (S S)___
Range Since Jan. 1
12%
54
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Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing.
Shares
11%
-%7%
•
5
Corporation
Hoover Ball
for Week
11%
50
:
5
Baler
Motor
Hall
117
—1
Graham Paige
;
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Exchange
_i
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Detroit Edison—
56%
Par
25
25
Motors..
Bros
81
Range
43%TJar ^
Mar
54
54
iv
-
86%
Low
preferred
Jan
of Prices
'■
Machine
Power
Jan
Last
.
Corp.—
28%
Friday
.
75
52
/
5
-
-
_
Briggs Manufacturing
Manufacturing.
Company.—
33%
Sale Price
Sears
15
90%
■
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...
Budc!
7i 6
Week's
.57%
—__i
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1,060
84%
._
_.
Brown-McLaren
17%
12.50
—
__
Aluminum & Brass..
30
...
•
.86%
•
•Last
Wrigley Stores.
40
48
897b
Sale Price
38%
,_5
.
Friday
29%
100
STOCKS
Pure
Feb
30-
57%
393B
>
Detroit Stock
Consolidated Paper
54
30%.
common—25
Vi-(.
STOCKS
38%
Co
-I
~
-1998
—
Burroughs Corporation
44%
—
4%s.
50% May
19% Jan
30
Cincinnati Stock
Penn
10%
69%. Mar 1
»
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Cincinnati
30
Co...
>
89%
i
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■
—10
Feb
43%
1
„-_12.50
Westinghouse
General Motors Corp..
New
Feb
39%
57%
>
.
4
■
Jan
*
Inc..
■■
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Feb
*
—
...
-
Apr
117%
Apr
48%
5
50
14%
2
Jan
67
104% 107
1
Rubber
Steel
Gar
(P)
15
II I——
85%
138% 138 3 4
Par
30
4
8
Jan
10
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Dow
82 %
Feb
50%
75
-
Jan
46%
94
11%
53 Va
63%
35
516
./
50-
Jan
44
Apr
16%
Waldorf
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■
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84% Apr
53% May
25
<fc
Vermont
Feb
17
United Shoe Machine Corp
U S Rubber Company...
Carey
100
49%
517 a
11%:
.49%
Apr
67% May
74%
13
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington CO..
United
_
40%
50%
44% Mar
J.7
Association
&
343
13
Rexull Drug & Chemical
Shawmut
2,088
8
81%
Apr
5
Mathieson
Beau
26% Apr
Feb
Feb
25
Pennsylvania RR Co
Stone
Feb
1
1
Feb
9
65
Theatres—
Narragansett Racing Association
National Service Companies...
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
N
827«
53%
8
Mar
1% Mar
Jan
109',2 112%
_
•
Lone Star Cement Corp.—
Maine Central RR 5% pfd
Y
2.2H
80
6%
of Delaware
Corp
Boston
Loew's
.50
__
Jan
% Jan
316
67%
507«i
81 Ye
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—,
Industries
69%
64 3 a
5
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Gillette Company
Hathaway
63', 2
60
St
First
General
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5672 May
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25
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common
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5274 May
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11%
100
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Philco Corp
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2,300
10,200
4334
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10%
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133%
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co_:
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225
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144
142
24
23%
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Apr
1,800
22
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Kennecotfr Copper
5172 Feb
7%
82%
;
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Kansas
Jan
May
500
61%
.
8
&
11
1,000
80%
47%
1
RR—
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187a
1,200
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300
2%
76
7 51 %
Mineral & Chemical
Kaiser
Jan
71
•
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Feb
207a
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2,200
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18
59
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700
300
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1,250
24:l«
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11
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May
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'
Jan
25
11V4
23%
2%
International
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39
13%
70
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w
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32 % May
1,700
91
Apr
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20%
% May
25-
22 %
70
9 7a Mar
250
32%
26'
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Feb
Feb
75%
7%
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6 7,
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2,000
1,300
22%
International Harvester
/.
88%
22%
1
Cq_
Steel
% Apr
24%
(Un)
Central
Indiana
Inland Stec'i
May
28
7%
12.50
Corporation
Illinois
90
Jan
22%
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Howard Industries Iuc
Hupp
Jan
23
32%
.
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74%
200
25
Worner Corp————
3
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90
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Corp
Pacific
&
100
Feb
Feb
1
Co
632
10
75%
34% Mar
122% May
:26%
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Pfizer
47% Mar
250 %
Feb
2574
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Natural
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
Jan
2
com
Oklahoma
60%
Jan
244
297a Feb
39%
1
Co
(Un)
33 72 May
42 %
250%
67% Mar
106
32
Co
Co
Jan
24 7a
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new
Edison
Oil
Jan
10 Va
Finance—.
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Ohio
Ohio
47%
402
,—5
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150
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common
30
1,700
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397a
43%
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177a Mar
May
Jan
30
5
(Un)
&
27%
43%
59
—
Griesedioeir 'Co
900
13
30%
Co———A
Oil
1,100
-
4334
1
Electronics
Greyhound Corp
,
2,200
59%
24
Steel Co:
Lakes
800
37
33%
;
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Drug Stores
L
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great
14
35
13
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'
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10%
26
Feb
••
General Tire &: Rubber
Granite City
Jan
Jan
5
Gillette • (The) Co—
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57%
35'ia Jan
2
&' Rubber
Apr
330
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Jan
200
3
—
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45
29%
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10
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Apr
47%
2
,
800
60% Mar
13%
12%
•
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47%
>„
25%
Apr
40%
(Un)—II5
new
Portland Cement
Gossard
300
46
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( Allen B)
Corp
Contract
Goodyear Tire
200
1
(Un)
900
Mar
_5
Co
Telephone
250
54
27%
99 7a
20
,
Co_
Gas
Motors
50%
Feb
44
2
General Electric Co
General
.■
39%
Transportation—J
Bankshares ex-distrib.
Genera)
63 % Mar
46
;
5
General Dynamics
k.
Jan
13%
-10
Box
General
56
40%
1
Corp
General- Candy Corp
1
4,000
;•
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General
61
7;/
25
Corporation 1*4
...General
60%
46%
5
(U11—_
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Freuhauf: Trailer
24% Mar
27%
5
■
Inc.._r„;
Foremost Dairies
.
Ja
56% Mar
,—J—
Motor
227a
50'/a May
53% May
Firstamerica Corp
Fovd
1,000
50%
Flour Mills:of America Inc_
.
22%
50%
1
Inc
800
327a
Jan
28
Co
Natural
Falstaff
.
22%
—
Emerson Radio & Plionograpli (Un)_ 5
,
Feb
Jan
2374 Jan
.
(E l) de Nemours
Paso
23
28
55%
99
_
Eastman Kodak Co
,
Jan
23% Mar
100
common—
USA
Common
Feb
16
665
(Un)
Mont Laboratories
°u Pont
>
48
400
900
26%
America—.
Co
Chemical
319
22%
60%
*
—25
Manufacturing
Drewrys. Ltd
.
52's
22%
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10
—
Edison
Dodge
69%
3.33
—«,
Airlines
99
Corp
Company
697a
3174
122 V4 122%
Power Co—-
(Un)__
Bancorporation—
w I —'
99
Cudahy
D
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
25 3 4
53%.
Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
1174 May
28%
10
_
Northwest
24%
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wi
of
27% Jan
Jan
5
Co
Feb
10
Motors
Crucible Steel Co
,
51%
Co
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Jan
574
39%
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Jan
90
26%
Gas
Controls Co cf America—,
2474
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Public Service
Natural
26%
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Coniinental
.
>
140
1,200
47%
i
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Co
Northern
1.33%
—.
Continental Can Co—
; Crane
Gas
Northern
22%
100
Power
Container
Corp new com
374 Feb
27
1
Northern Indiana
25%
25
common
Foods
Natural
Consumers
51%
__io
preferred
Consolidated
.
_i•
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Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
S4.(>4
15
Corp
(Uh)_—
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Car
Illinois
1
High
2% Jan
11%
:
—.
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Colorado foci
•'
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Apr
Jan
55
2672
697a
12274
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(Un)
Jan
47
Range Since Jen.
Low
3
8%
3172
5
~
RR
Aviation
Apr
63?8
Shares
25%
11%
5
_
68
Apr
89
Amer
(Un)
Mxg
Central
Northern
»
far Week
High
3
26
a
Prod
37
Jan
89
North
Feb
New
Cleveland',Electric Ilium
•
(Un)
&
American
Jan
185
May
53%
York
2072
Apr
680
3
~_50c
Register
Co
Tile
3272
Jan
750%-Feb J
,
59 tii
-
National
25%
58%
-
-
Apr
Cash
25
1,500
A
—
National
400
4534
*
6% Mar
National Lead
62%,. 66 % .7-7 1,600
33%
Feb
59%
-
ti—___100
preferred
172.
class
300
•7
Lev
1
common
Company
National
1,400
Chicago Towel.Co common.—•-176 >.
Chrysler .Corp
;^2j8 —'-65%
Cincinnati;Graa.i& Electric——' ___8;50-* v 34
..
Convertible
Muter
Apr
72
12 %7 13
Jan
21%
.
Co
Apr
Jan
28Tb
v
33%
(The)
Sales
*»nrs
ef Prices
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
36
26%
7
Jan
Vernon
257,
726%
28
Jan
32% Mar
4872
55%
800
-
3Va
Jan
Far
Mount
29% May
66% Jan
34
•70%
'
May
May
3%
77 900
29%
25 %
Week'a
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o
Sale Price
Jan
i
27
800
23— 23%
28%
12%
-
29%
43
2,800
59%
t 70%
—*
So Rend—12.50
Chicago South Shore &
5
34'
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8
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2
7,600
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-
.
.
800
4%
7
18% 'Jan
1,200
1,400
23%
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j
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Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacl
Chicago & Northwestern Rycom
30%
7 45%
32%
33 Va
"
5
Central
.
29%
43
32%
MAY
Friday
25%' — 1,200
2%
29%
ENDED
Range Since Jan. l
Low
2%
' 45%
—
.
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
High
24%
2%
10
—
America
u£
25
-.
25
—
common
C'elauese Corp
-
5
Ltd—
of Prices
- Low
7'
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
May
Apr
109% Apr
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(216*)
.
.
.
Monday, May 11, 1955
'
'
'
■
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.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY 8
ENDED
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week'*
Last
for Week
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Admiral
27%
-ItC
—;
1
_____
.—18
_____
Amerada
American
American
American
Unedean
lUn'i
Warrants
Atchison
Atlas
(Un)
13%
Apr
General
Feb
9%
Apr
Gen
4%
113% 113%
100
94%
26%
Bolsa
27
92%
100
92 %
May
lo
49%'
49%
100
45
29%
31%
1,300
24%
Jan
1
3%
3%
2,900
Budcl Company
Hill
Bunker
Cement
30%
Feb
39
Feb
27:T
Apr
Goodyear Tire As Rubber..—.
42 %
Apr
50%
Jan
Grace
25%
26
350
23%
Jan
26
58%
61 %
1,100
46%
Fob
61% May
Great
Lakes Oil
A
16%
18%
3,000
12
Jan
18% May
Great
Northern
Rv
43%
300
Jan
48
Mar
Great
Western
30%
May
Mar
16 %
38%
16%
200
16% May
18%
Jan
35%.
39%
3,800
25%
43%
Jan
47%
100
17 -'!.
1,400
15%
46
46%
400
244
242' V
248%
500
FOb
44 %
15%
47%
1(1%
80%
Feb
53% Mar
Apr
18%
Apr
May
46
56 Li
265%
Apr
Apr
225%
Jan
89
03%:
1,600
103
300
06
Feb
106%
Jan
49%.
50
600
37%
Feb
50%
Apr
74%
76%
600
68% Jan
84
6314
66 %
700
60%
66
68%
300
66
23%
23%
24%
15
100
23%
23%
24%
64%
80% May
Feb
Jan
74% Alar
May
23% May
11% Jan
73% Mar
1,100
19 %
24% May
29%
43%
4,700
200
27%
Jan
31
Jan
44%
Jan
52%
Apr
6 hi
G%
500
6% May
8%
Jan
3%
600
3% Mar
5
Apr
.
1,000
29
28%
48%
6%
Humor Co of Calit
Good
fW, Ri
Greyhound
2.15
Feb
30
19% Feb
Feb
Gulf, Mobile A Ohio RR
GUlf Oil Corp (Un)-.—
49 Tit
Hammond
Hercules Powder Co
Hiiler
Aircraft
Honokaa
Sugar Co
Honolulu
Oil
Howe
Sound
Hupp
Corp
Company
(Un)
5
Feb
international
8%
Jan
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
7%
Apr
60c
Feb
36%
8% Jan
2.30 Apr
Jan
73 9 a
May
Apr
37%
100
29
Jan
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700
19%
Feb
100
67%
Jan
79% May
1%
1,000
1%
Feb
49%
51%.
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49 %
May
9%
500
9%
Apr
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Feb
8c
8c
8c
9,000
31
31%
5,300
39
37%
40%
4,200
12
3,390
7%
9%
39
2
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55i:i
12
Cc
Development
Iron
Paper
International
Tel
Interstate
intex
Jade
Feb
12
n
600
38
Feb
44%
47%
600
37%:
Jan
25%
26%
300
19%
Jan
9
9
200
8%
Jan
11
11
100
IB',,
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19%
38%
42
461
26%
431
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5%
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Feb
36%
Jan
53
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20%
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150
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Jan
21
200
49%
Jan
63
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10
63
63
20
20
23 •
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„
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96
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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33
1,200
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15%.
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Jan
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27%
70
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200
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Jan
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Feb
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9%
10%
700
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Jan
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2,000
200
62%
Apr
34
Feb
42%
Meier
Continental Can Co (Un-)
————10
46%
47%
500
45
Apr
58%
<Un>
—3
11
Feb
13%
12%
Corp common
.——5
W——.. ....*
56
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)..12%
26%
700
1,200
56
56%
96
96
26
27%
900
1%
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Co
13%
6%
3
Co
2%
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700
10
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Jan
4%
13%
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Jan
97%
26
May
32%
2%
13
14%
1,700
13
May
17%
12
100
12
May
16%
35%
(Un).
37
1,200
27%
39%>
Jan
.1
60
60
60
300
48%
20%
20%
20 %
100
20% May
18%
19
300
13%
20
18%
19
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Giorgio Fruit Corp class A...,—2.50
—__2.5()
Disney- Productions
18%
1,400
60
Jun
Feb
Feb
20
58
100
43
18
100
16
•
46
46%
300
41 ?j
Jan
47
v.7.50
13%
13%
200
12
Jan
26
100
43%
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43%
1,400
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400
116%
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100
53%
50%
Feb
59%
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39%
57%
2,000
6%
1
G%
300
91%
700
75%
39%
40%.
800
391
7%
8%
1,200
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5
Mar
.
87%
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—
244% 244%
40%
87%
k.
88%
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Gas„
100
19%
6% May
a
6%
206%
1%
100
34
500
75%
400
Jan,
Ma/
Feb
Feb
Inc
South
.
1,300
32%
37%
400
34%
Apr
39 %
Feb
45*•>
Apr
867o
Jan
95% Mar
116% Afay
124%
Apr
3,200
29%
Feb
45% May
100
18 %
May
19% Feb
9%
Feb
12%
Apr
1.90 Alay
2.50
Jan
100
2.00
1,000
58
58
100
52%
Jan
59%
Apr
43
44%
900
37 %
Feb
48 %
Apr
1
12% Mar
14%
15%
5.500
113
113
200
103%
Jan
57
56%
57
300
52%
Fell
3
3
200
17%
15:%
18%
3,700
57%
14 9
i
3
Jan
62%
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
Feb
9%
16%
116% Mar
18%
Apr
Jan
57%
1,200
54
Afar
63
12
12
12%
300
12
May
139i
Jan
16%
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1
16%
16%
200
16% May
25
Jan
75
Feb
122
Apr
29%
116% 118%
300
37%
4,400
Feb
39%
Apr
•
30
30
100
287h Mar
32%
Apr
32%
32%
100
32% May
36%
Jan
(Unt.. 5
41%
42%
700
40%
43%
Apr
51c
49c
51c
30,300
41
41
100
00
65%
61%
69
500
49%
.
„
34
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—1
—
33%
Co_:—
Utilities
kk-;
Inc
(Un
18%
1,100
32%
3,800
42 \
15%
16
400
157!i
Jan
6%
7%
700
6%
Feb
7% Mar
2.05
2.95
18,500
1.75
Jan
2.95 May
86
100
28:%
Corp
Oil
Power
500
20
600
18%
Jan
22% Feb
47%
100
45%
Feb
si
28
29%
400
21%
Feb
Apr
29% May
400
38%
Jan
49
Apt
31%
100
29
Jan
34
Feb
49%
1,600
16
16%
600
100
100
48%
(U11)
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
5894
Jan
27%
Apr
Feb
34% Mar
Feb
67% Alay
Jan
29%
61
20%
800
1%
500
%
Jan
1% Mar
100
1%
Jan
2% Feb
26
38%
32,600
24c
800
5%
red
5 <7
Ted
Pacific
6%
"
3?%
500
2.500
14%
Jan
49%
700
45
Feb
49% Apr
12%
200
11
Mar
ft
2,600
1.200
V83c
Jan
84c
21%
8%-
8%
200
6%
6%
2,100
20%
20%
300
200
12%
Jan
8% May
5%
Anr
&
22c
Mar
Jan
Feb
30-%
Jan
Jan
40-%
Jan
Feb
33c
May
2.90 Feb
2.00 Mar
52% Mar
39%
Jan
100
24%.
Jan
36*%
24
Jan
26
200
47%
Feb
May
52% Mar
3,(>00
31%
Jan
43%
80
26
43
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49%
48%
49%
200
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20
19%
20%
1,200
1,500
.
3%.
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4.80'^
4.36%
Jan
1.15
Pacific
Jan
13
Pacific
Feb
$4.40
10%
*
38,200
Inc
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
3% Feb
42% Feb
50%
19% May
23 %
Apr
Airlines
Apr
27%
Apr
29
Feb
Jan
26
Jan
100
25%
100
24%
26%
25%
Jan
24%
Apr
Feb
21%
200
21%
Feb
22%
Jan
300
63% "Apr
4% Feb
100
1,000
25%
25%
24%
21%
65%
67
7%
7%
900
Feb
100
48%
Jan
20% May
56% Apr
Pan American
7,300
20%
Jan
25% Mar
Paramount
40%
40%
300
38%
Apr
Parke, Davis A Co
20%
21%
300
20
Apr
40% May
25% Feb
18%
19%
500
117a
Jan
20
43=%
64%
20%
46
900
41
Feb
70
5.300
51
Jail
Apr
49% %Apr
70
May
20%
1,000
20%
Jan
21%
70
'73%
1/800
2,600
59%
Feb
76
18%
Jan
2,700
50%
100
88%
120
86% Jan
6
100
4
4
4%.
3,800
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15%
17%
800
159-%
1
31
6
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*
;
Jan
4,600
23% Jan
46 %
100
43% May
42%
411B
43%
2,000
16%
17%
.28%
28%
29%.
7%
8,100
128% 128%
100
99%
100
42% -Apr
60% Jan
7%
128%
7%
>
55%
91
Jan
Alar
89% Feb
6%
Apr
5%
-
Apr
19% Jan
1697s ADr
35 %
Apr
5*% Alar
36%
Feb
45
800
15%
Apr
20% Jan
1,200
26%
Jan
31
43
43
43
62
'63%
200
35%
34%
36%
6.400
12.50
—I
149
310
32%
1
33%c
(Un>_.
Jan
43%
1
Pepsi-Cola United. Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Jan
29%
50
33 VaO
4%
2.25
14% Mar
159% 164%
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
88%
Apr
71
Apr
91%
100
Corp (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp .(Tin)
PhUco Corp
(Un)
51%
87
■'
(Un)
1
51
91
88%
1
World Airways (Un)
Pictures
51%
33 %c
Pacific Tel A Tel common-
16%
52%
7%
91
common
Jan
Alar
66% Apr
32
Apr
25
27%
25%.
*
22%
Apr
25u-Mar
30%
42
Apr
Feb
•
preferred
w
27%
61
2
Lighting Corp common
preferred
common
30%
27%
25%
lo
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums ;Ltd
New
30 %
25
;
Indemnity Co
Pacific
Jan
30%
3,100
1,800
25
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pfd class A
red
1st pfd
red 1st pfd—
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64%
25
1st
Jan
Feb
63%
21
25
25
pfd—-
Industries
32 %
64%
8
Apr
22
8
1st
31%
25
common
1st preferred
1st preferred
21%
24%
217).
1,900
49%
3%
Aggregates—
Electric
52%
r»r>B-
10
Jan
19% Jan
300
39%'
:•—20c
Chemical Corp:
7%
600
26%
5
1
5%%
Jan
25%
21%
May
31% Jan
500
1
Products
Gas &
$4.36
1
100
100
100
25
Railway (Un)
Petroleum-;
Cement
Apr
Jan
Jan
1,800
1
common
Corp
1 %
39
20%
84c
13
49% May
20% Feb
8%
♦
k
Alathicson
Feb
31%
•
preferred
Occidental
40%
400
1
Northern Pacific
Feb
40%
47%
—1
—
Co
Invest
69%
31%
—1
Aviation
88% May
88%
1
Ltd
American
Jan
50c
(Un)
(Un)
American
Mar
_1
1
System
Mining Co
(Un)
3
19* L-
27%
.1
Corp (U11 )_5
Y Central RR Co
7\
22
48^k
48:%
3
(Un)
Co
Mar
16%
1
,
4
6% May
47%
5
-•
.
Park
90%
Jan
59% May
58
Feb
59%
10
Company
Apr
Jan
Jar.
May
46%
6%
—2
Co
i
Gypsum
Apr
Apr
69
55%
5
England Electric
Olin
Feb
41% Feb
Feb
45%
10
Chemical
Northrop
65c
Jan
59%
6%
„
Idria Min A Chem Co
6ft
Afar
47c
45%
—5
City. Lines
North
Apr
•
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
North
Alay
Apr
21%. Apr
25% May
i<.
A
Factor
42.
277h
9% M»T
244 %
11%.
Erie Railroad Co (Un)
Co
Mar
26
11%
(Un)
NoTris
91% May
45% Jan
49
Priden Inc
Apr
1.35 Mar
2.00
Develop Co <Un)
Nordon
Feb
20
Dairies
Apr
38%
11%
(Uni.
N
Jan
22%.
:
(Un)
Emporium C'apwell Co
Food I.Iach"& Chem Corp
ford Motor Co
75c
Jan
50c
19 V*
46
% May
32%
37%
Co (Un)_
(The*
Feb
30c
31% Fob
34c
18%
1
Petroleum
Co
Jan
32%
.
Apr
45%
87%.
Pacific
40%
common-
7%
18%
Jan
56 y.
8
—
Jan
19s« May
Jan
42%
44
com——1
Inc
Co
Niagara-Mohawk
Jan
7%
•
1
Chemical Cor:
(Mas) & Co. -class A
Pairchild Eng & Airplane (Uu._
Fargo Oils Ltd
tedders Corp (Un)——-
Jan
5%.
Jan
Mar
—3%
llln
New
15% Mar
Douglas Aircra ft. Co——
Douglas Oil Co oi Calif
:
26
(Uli)
New
Mar
55%
18
common..
page
26
I6%o
&
Natoinas
Alai
Jan
13
55%
Eastman Kodak Co (new)
3%
65%
4
National Distillers & Chem
AlaT
.—*
Fields Co (Un)
see
43,000
2.25
National
May
2.50
footnotes
1.00
.10c
common
new
National
20% May
For
100
■
90c
(Un)
com
Motorola
Apr
Denver <& Rio Grande BR new w i (Un)*
Trailer
36%- 30%
93c
-
New
iFruehaii.f
39,800
Mar
B
Montgomery Ward &
Montrose
Chemical
Jan
35
-Foremost
60c
55c
57c
—.10
Co-
Alfg
Monsanto
Feb
12
Fluor Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line Inc
14
100
91
..
..
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Jan
12
Paper- Prod
Firstamerica Corp
FTiritkole .-Company
1.300
6%
1.50 Jan
20
1
Frank
Mission
Apr
13
fibre-board
19%
6%
25o
Middle
Feb
1% May
3
1
class
18:1«
Jan
5
Eureka Corfr Ltd
Exeter Oil Co Ltd
56
Jan
1
Inc
Co
May
60%
Feb
Cuciuhy packing' Co (Un)—
Corp
100
Merritt-Cliapinan A Hcott (Un)—-12.50
Apr
7
Jan
55
Curtis- Publishing Co: (Uh)..„
Phono
56
Co
A
Merck
Jan
Products
56
15%
•
...2.50
33 %c
Navigation .Co
Merchants
Apr
Emerson Radio &
50
10
new
(Pi
Menaseo
67"a Jan
800
Corp
inc
Martin
Feb
23%
87c
Electrical
18
Jan
50
Industries
Matson
Apr
10% May
41 %
Share
18
1
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)..-_,
67%
63%
&
Jan
2.60
4
m J M & M Oil Co
73% Mar
63
85c
Bond
Jan
89c
500
33 %r.
Macy & Co (It Hi common
Co (Un)
Apr
38%
Electric
37%.
3,700
77
*
Magnavox
227e Feb
16% Apr
25
—1
1,600
1.40
2.90
Inc
Lorillard
98% May
20
63%
Ltd
85%
1.35
2.85
1.35
(U11) _.5ftn
Lockheed Aircraft Corp new
Feb
84 %
500
50c
Natural
85 3 4 May
—
Jan
800
500
18%
32%
.1
_i
Eastern Air Lines (Un'>
Apr
Alay
39% Mar
May
•
Cop sol
Mines
■18-
11% Mar
Feb
Libby McNeill A I.ibby common
Lithium Corp of America
% Alar
1
Consolidated Edison-Co -of N Y (Un)—*
Paso
70
Jan
Leslie Salt Co™
Apr
Cons-Choi Gould &• Savage Min
Ei
Feb
Industries
Lear
Apr
Elder
53%
12
Lone Star Cement (Urn.
37:%
63 7 a
< Allen
100
44 7 n
Litton
Jan
Inc
66%
Alum & Cliem Corp com—33%o
1,400
56%
Nemours d:
26% Mar
66%
31%
("Un)——
Corp
Jan
200
l ab
Jan
Mar
8% Jau
400
./—!
13%
60%,
ce
17%
200
—
Apr
14%'Jan
60%
rer
2,500
1
Oil
10%
60%
duPont
1,300
18
_
Apr
25
Drer
100
9%
21%
(Un).—„ -7.50
9%
500
Commonwealth Edison
DuMoni
62 % May
62%
9%
36%
Kropp Forge Co.—
Apr
jow.
62%
20%
Apr
Feb
.
45
30 % Mar
20%
Kaiser
24% Mar
Inc
Jan
(Un)
.
47% Alay
27% Alay
42
4G%
46%
Oil
Feb
126%
1
Co
Kaiser
28
Domlngucz
2.97 a
Apr
Jan
23% Feb
16%
Kennecott Copper (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Jan
Dorr-Oiiver
May
Tel (Unt
A
Power
Johns-ManvllJe
Jan
25
(Un)—%
29
112
—;—
Co
Alax
Apr
Dome Mines Ltd
100
1,000
50c
Ltd
Harvester
Mar
8,200
•
B
29
(Unt
Corp
14c
46%
Jan
Class
29
113% 114%
5
Co
32
17% Jan
37% May
36%
Di
100
...._
International
Apr
22
.
1,100
27%
..2ft-
Maryland Alines Corp
Cement
Feb
700
Co
Apr
22%
27 La
233a Alar
79%
200
&
23
-21%
—
Jan
200
Deere
Apr
17%
Feb
22
(Un)
Feb
52%,
.
com
56%
477 k
lft
6%
22%
Corp
39% Mar
Apr
34 7-it
Corp...
3%
46%
Curtis-Wright
500
2%
16%
(Unt...
400
26 %
American Oil
50
4
59:%
47 7H
1
1
2,100
24%
..preferred'
Jan
347k
Co
Interlake
45%
'Cuban
Jan
50%
1/12
-
Holly Development
Holly Oil Co (Un>
Jan
22%
■;
Jan
1 -'it
300
,_2.50
—
47 %
2G
Oil
2%
1.200
1
;
Electronics
Hoffman
2
Corp
Hilton Hotels Corp
Feb
22%
Zekerbach
Feb
600
1-%
1
(Unt
com
41%
•
Crestinonl
Apr
2%
7%
400
40%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crown
May
46
SB9.:
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(Unt
Imperial
Columbia Broadcasting System——2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
lo
Coiitinentdl Motors
145
9%
Co
Inc
Apr
50%
Chesapeake 6: Ohio By (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Clary Corp
—
—
Eicefroclyn amies
43
1%
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.
...
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Feb
381u
Instruments Corp...——
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■
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3%.
5
Certain-teed
■
Feb
97c
Jan
Mar
119%
55%
25
Ideal
19%.
9%
1
-I
——
Celuriese Corn of America
Ceneo
Organ
Ilartfield
19% May
45% Alar
Inc (Un)
_
Jan
51c
Jan
•15% Alay
79%
1%
22%
2%
4%
3
_
.
(Un t
Apr
37 %
■
;
4%
500
100
Jan
4913 May
Jan
.1
Corp
Corp
16%
34,900
200
45
%
•
Co.
Grumman Aircraft Engineering (Un>
Jan
2.25
12,000
145
Jan
3%
ADr
3.00 Afar
1
•
Financial
Jan
73%
1
(Unt
10%
1.90
85c
t
80c
144 9
5
Chemical
14
68%
100
45
80e
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(Unt.,
Co
Graham-Paige Corp cUu>
Idaho
7%
&
2.40
Feb
101%
81%
1
30
——5
— — -10
.'California Ink €0_.
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
Case (J I,» «te Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
.....
20%
2.50
Co
.
.
.
900
Loew's
Calaveras
....
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600
1
Burling!cm Industries
Burroughs Corp
(Un)..
1,200
5
(Unt
Co
Brewing
44
5c
—
Glicklen
Goebel
39
43
B
——
Co
Apr
27%
P I
pfel
33%
1
—
43%
2
Budget Finance (IT
104 % Mar
products
(10
—1
Oil Corp
Chica
Feb
May
26%
1
Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
52%
Apr
52%
—5
Borg-Warner
52%
Feb
Jan
45% Mar
1
(Un)
28
2.35 Apr
23% Jan
—2
Airplane Co
Boeing
23% Mar
400
500
Min
600
1.400
7%
Cons
24%.
26
7%
Co—
23%
2.50
5
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated —.—1
Oil
81% May
Jan
2.40
Corp
Mammoth
44%
25%
6%
Blue Diamond Corp
600
1
6%
Black
81%.
ft
3%
Bishop
237b
May
5%
71%
Corp
37«
(Un)
..4
Getty Oil Co common
Gillette Co
20
Jan
Gladding McKeatt & Co
-
(Un)
75%
Jan
5%
Gladden
44%
3%
jBenguet C'ons Inc
80
Co
16
65i) Mar
Jan
43 In
-
83%o
Rubber
100
Jan
800
.
Apr
43%
—
Tire A
700
20
33%
—100
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp
30% Mar
General
lOc
Elect ionics (Un)....10
88%
4%
common
71%
Alar
3
27% May
4%
Corp
5%
70%
(Unt
Apr
45'
81
400
Corp (Un)
5-';»
71%
Service
84
50%
700
600
Aircraft
Apr
Pacific
Public
Telephone A-
Feb
Jau
Mar
200
9,000
.Aircraft
117
General
74%
1,900
15 %
Bell
45
600
81
15 In
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
17%
0.400
82
80%
28 %
13-? 11
Beech
Jan
3%
Inc
7,100
50%
Calif
of
Co
Corp
Jan
Mar
67 % Afar
30%
29*4
14%
Beckmarr Instrument
5% Mar
Feb
4
100
15
Bros
G%. Alar
Feb
Jan
7%
14%
Barker
40
48'Lt
19%
Motors
May
81
.10
1
—
33%
50
Exploration
General
3%
»
Bankline Oil Co
37%
General
Jan
10%
—
Baltimore &- Ohio BR (Un
Ban-lini Petroleum Co
1
common .—1%
Corp......
...*
Apr
15
(Uni
All* Cory
May
85c
1,300
Baldwiit-Llma-Hamlllon Corp (Un)—i:t
Baldwin
Securities:
(Un)
—lc
Avco
57
80%
1,600
.
.
—
—
2,200
18%
lu
5
(Un)—
Corp
Warrants
62
25%
—
(Uim—
Atlantic Refining Co
57%
37%
Refining
&
62
1
B
27
(Un) —
1
Topeka & Santa T'e (Un)—10
Oil
Ashland
39
43%
W
—
-
-
Jan
27% May
-l
:—
-
Co (Un)
Aitnco Steel C'orj) (Un)
Armour & Co (IJD (Un)
24
Apr
23
(The)
1,200
27%
—
Anaconda
37%
5
—
92%
preferred-25
Cyantui'iid Co (Un)
-.10
Pieclronlcs Inc__
———1
American .f actors Ltd (Un/..
—20
American <V Foreign Power (Un)
•
American Motors Corp (TJn)
—.-5
American Potash
Chemical Corp.
*
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel
Tel Co
100
Nc«- common v i.
—3%
American Tobacco Co (Un)23
Arapes Corp
35%
Co..,
39%
29 if.
American
(Un)
38%
Jan
1,000
28
American
Viscose Cory
May
58c
5%
30%
•
American 'Cement
American
42
32
t
—
—10
—
1
America
4Petroleum Co (Un)...
Airlines Inc com (Un)1
Hoscli Anna Corp (Un)
3
Bdeast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)—
12.5(1
of
Co
Feb
1,600
17%
8%
4%.
200
33%
——2
Texas
of
63% Mar
127 k
High
42
32
Oil
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
5
Low
41%
Controls
12
12
—
(Un)-.
Alfy Co
1 Ad
Aluminium
38400
.
Warrantfe
Allis-C'halmers
3,600
68c
5%
1
Aluminum
27%
61c
General
8%
-2
<Uii) —
—
—
Allied
Artists Pictures Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)
76%
21%
63c
Amer
Jan
100
76%
5
.--1
*
Range Since Jail. 1
High
42
k
General
22%
17% May
Shares
33%
Garrett Corp
High
600
17%
17%
~~
Corp
Corp
Aeco
2.50
Inc »Un;■
Wrigley Stores
Abbott Laboratories
AC*
Low
High
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale I'rlee
dalei
Range
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Last
STOCKS
5%
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
Mar
Apr
129% Apr
43
Alay
70
Feb
36% May
.
ifolume 189
Number 5845
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
-
STOCKS
Week's
Last
WEEK ENDED
MAY
8
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
Par
Low
High
5
61%
61%
Low
Procter
9
(Un)_
Tuget Sound Pulp & Timber-
50%
__2
50%
3
&
Gamble
Co
78
High
59% Feb
64% Mar
Par
51%
33%
34%
400
27)4
Jan
37%
Apr
16%
16%
800
13%
Jan
17
Anr
36
300
30%
Jan
38%
•200
32%
Jan
400
71)8
100
53)4 May
Ranch
Oil
67 %
1
2,700
43%
66% May
1,800
6%
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
—12.50
Feb
6%
33%
600
19%
Feb
27%
2,000
56%
Jan
73)4
100
9%
800
300
36
4,000
59%
300
% Mar
1)4
8% Jan
10)4
67
Mar
62)4
43%
400
31%
Jan
45%
300
67
Feb
89%
St
Stores
Louis-San
St Regis
100
55)4
Apr
25)
•>
7,700
55% May
18% Jan
96c
Jan
21%
1.10
1.10
1.10
1,300
38
300
87
May
29%
Jan
—5
Inc
37
37
100
20%
21)8
1,100
43%
44 )8
1,400
72
72
200
1.
1.66%
1.15 Mar
106%
38)4
Finance
Seaboard
Bears
Roebuck
&
50
78%
Apr
Jan
Alan
Steel
Wood
1,200
100
37% Mar
21% Jan
43)4 Jan
42
200
Apr
Arundel
29%
29)4
200
26%
29)4 May
Atlantic
Citv
1)4
1.40
36%
36%
100
}!!• Jan,
C6% May
1
64
64
200
54%
S
(Un)
81%
300
73% Jan
85)4 Mar
26%
700
23%
Feb
29%
Jan
45)4
Jan
9%
150
6%
Jan
12
Mar
100
18%
Apr
22
Jan
27%
45
Mar
18%
18%
40
4214
1,000
36%
37%
5.600
63%
64 38
700
1
16%
300
45%
1,300
22%
200
60%
59%
61%
2,000
57% Apr
50%
50%
100
47% Apr
21% Jan
52%
23%
31%
1,500
2
4%
4)4
4)4
400
•
67%
66)4
69
1,100
43%
44
300
1
Bperry-Rand Corp
-
Standard
Oil
Co
of
Oil
Co
(Ind)
California
10,300
14
900
39 >4
100
53)4
54%
31
Standard Oil Co of N J
49%
49%
50%
400
1
51%
51)4
53
2,200
.4%
(Un)
24)4
800
33%
1
Instruments
2,900
23)4
23%
5
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2
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14
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26
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33)4
200
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100
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Bunset
Swift
Co
TXL Oil Corp
Telautograph
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(Un)
Inc
United
Aircraft
United
Fruit
U
S
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30%
23
Jan
65
Apr
90% May
44% Feb
10%
26
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Mar
43
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48)4
Jan
54)4
Jan
1,200
50%
Jan
68%
Apr
12%
12%
175
12
Apr
16% Jan
63
64%
130
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68% Mar
27
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65
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55
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Co
28% May
50
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48%
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36
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145
699
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21
Mar
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60
81%
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1
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common
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400
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Jan
20)4
67% Feb
88%
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United
400
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19
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87
87%
10
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38)4 Mar
1,800
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51
Mar
18%
59%
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13%
50)4
86
*
Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Apr
30%
140
417
12%
12%
18%
59%
Corp
Power & Light
common
Feb
30% May
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19% Jail
44% Apr
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1
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21
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22
33%
29%
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Light
$1,000
May
24% Mar
28%
2,800
27)4 May
32
Jan
21%
GOO
17
22%
Apr
40%
500
39
Feb
1
29%
30)4
200
31% Mar
39
40 )n
1,100
27%
37%
Feb
(Un)—1
Feb
43)4
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Feb
42%
Friday
Apr
Sale Price
45)4
45)4
900
10
34%
33%
34%
2,700
44% Feb
33% May
42%
42)4
44
1,600
34
Apr
47%
Apr
Apollo Industries Inc
38)4
38%
600
31
Jan
40
Apr
Elaw-Knox
Apr
Columbia
10
9
(Ua)
62) 4
300
59)4
Feb
900
400
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38% Feb
42%
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100
1%
Jan
1
12
12) a
300
10%
Jan
100
54
54
57
58%
91)4
91%
5
6%
6%
—
(Un)
Co
1
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5
40%
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Westates Petroleum
•
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44%
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(Un)
2
9%
Jan
46)4
Jan
200
88% Mar
200
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42%
300
r
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Jan
10%
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Co
2)4 Mar
Equitable
Co
Gas
—
14
Mar
Harbison
56
Mar
McKinucy Manufacturing
Jan
8
Feb
.1.7 7
—5
—5
Ruud
Jan
Jan
9
39)4
39%
200
34%
Apr
12%
13%
Jan
Apr
44
Manufacturing
;
5
Engineering & Fdry Co
5
U S Glass & Chemical
:
1
Westinghouse Air Brako
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
—12.50
Feb
Apr
3D
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1
Jan
21% May
7% Jan
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27
Feb
40
Mar
10
44%
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143
36
36
37)4
328
6
6
7
Feb
Mar
10% Mar
Jan
.31
Apr
38)4
Apr
200
5
Jan
6)4
Jan
16
Jan
22)4
Apr
20%
5)4
24% Mar
'
88
73)4
6
Mar
24% May
35% Jan
443
8)4
73)4
United
8
334
1
.—1
.
Plymouth Oil Corp —_—
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300
22%
8%
25%
38%
21%
38%
—7)4 7".
Walker Refractories.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
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47%
700
45)4 Mar
58% May
98%
Feb
9)4
Jan
8)4
Feb
9%
36%
24%
29%
9
25
8%
44%
8%
14
22%
100
Feb
Jan
25)o
.8.50
/
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5)4
1
System
%
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High
1,730
5
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
10%
11)4
44)4 4)4
L.
100
30
5
Insurance (Un»
——.—
•
for Week
Range
Duquesne Browing Co of Pgh.
Duqucsno Light Co new
44% Mar
300
1
.
Preferred (Un)
—5
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Feb
65)4
38%
40%
12
1
common
38%
39%
1)4
61)4
39 %
.30
(Un)
50% Mar
38)4
•
-
Last
STOCKS
45%
—1
5
Life
51)4
66%
95
63%
Jan
25%
12.50
Sugar Co
50%
Philadelphia
Apr
May
92
20
(Un)
—
750
j
29
Corp
25%
-0%
Battery
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Mar
27%
Corp common
Coast
New
Feb
40)4
—
Co
25%
3%
8)4 Apr
19)4 Jan
69%
Pennsylvania
Jan
26
Jan
23%
16%
West
62
40%
Co
Equipment
2,200
2,200
+
U S Rubber (Un)—;
Victor
700
22
24)
U
Utah-Idaho
Apr
27%
Inc—
Industries Inc
S Steel
40%
18
27)4
J
Corp
16)4
4)4
695
Light common—13%
Merck & Co Inc
Apr
30%
5
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Park City "Mines
13% Feb
80
8%
5
(The)
Pennsalt
Jan
29)4
Inc-
Sugar common
Lines
30)4
„1
2
321
4)4
8)4
1
& Paper—
preferred
Coal <to Navigation
Lehigh
Apr
Apr
52)4
30%
(Un)
Ry Co
Air
83%
100
83%
25
"Ex dlst"
Airlines
United
6,700
23
Union Oil Co of Calif
U S
14%
59
10
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union
Feb
26%
4G% Feb
50)4 Feb
1
Tri-Contlnental Corp
Warrants (Un)
Union Pacific
100
2,300
34)4
21)4
Realty & Const Co—..
Corp
22
12%
33%
23
-
World
'22
10%
21%
—
Preferred
15%
4%
2nd
Martin
Feb
l*
Tidewater Oil common
14%
,
Apr
Apr
Apr
Pulp
$1.41
Jan
50o
(Un)
15
—
1
23
Acceptance
South
Sulphur Co
47%
1.80
Motors Corp
Hudson
Jan
5%
Gulf
39% Jan
Jan
40)4
34
427
39)4 Mar
Co
Homasote
44% Mar
4)4 Feb
Texas
Transamerlea
52)a
5%
69%
35% Jan
.
Textron Inc common—
Trans
Jan
600
Texas
Tishman
4% Jan
G3%
40% Apr
21% Feb
9% Feb
22% Jan
1,500
12%
45
89 %
■,
Jan
Dairies
Madison
May
4%
X
43%
—_
General
Apr
63% Mar
36%
9
43)4
5
General
23%
4%
OtaU—
Thrifttmart
200
Jan
36%
(The) (Un)
Corp
30%
—
Storage
Motor
Foremost
Jan
1
21
Gas "Transmission————5
Texas Co
100
3,600
(
Mar
21%
51%
25
_
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
12%
1
Petroleum
International
&
5
—-1
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
~
Ford
Jan
200
30
Service
Apr
662
common..
Light
Duquesne
Electric
Jan
29
22
29
16)4 May
44% May
20
Company
Delaware Power &
Jan
22
Co
265)4
4,671
"
Apr
44%
22
Warrants
67%
16%
29 lit
Petroleum.
1,470
'
Jan
37%
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Jan
22)4
25
Spiegel
Apr
43%
16%
25
Public
Jan
Mar
22)4
Southern Calif Gas Co nfd series A—21
Pacific
36
61%
21
pfd
preferred
243% 251
y
35)4 Mar
104)4
86)4 Mar
224)4 Jan
81% May
84%
Ho.50
Co
Co
Campbell Soup Co
14% Mar
1
conv
Boutliern
Budd
17% Mar
9%
5
344
High
Jan
24
176
vv
Apr
39%
"
89%
37
Corp
Transit
LOW
31
86%
81%
lc
9% Feb
9% Feb
11
Electric
Securities
Range Since Jan. 1.
High!-
37
13
400
■
Apr
129% Mar
82
Baldwin
500
—;
24%
Sales
Shares
29%
243%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1,000
36%
Jan
9% Mar
-33%
Baltimore
15
S
'
•
—
Jan
11%
11
Jan
for Week
Range
Low
.—100
Tel
&
common
Apr
43%
Calif Edison Co common
Southwestern
1% Mar
14%
Bocony Mobil OH Co (Un)
Cal
New
44%
42%
9%
Tel
American
64%
11%
43%
2.50
Solar Aircraft Co
Southern
_
Feb
1
Sinclair Oil Cor0 (Un)
Smith-Corona-Marcliant Inc
4.32%
4,100
-
20c
Blegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
4.48%
1A
Feb
25%
Shell Transport & Trading N Y s'nrs—
louthern
•
Jan
23% Mar
50
Week'a
of Prices
86%
Corporation
L.
121)4 Apr
l
—l
-
400
7)4
Apr
56)4
"
Jan
39%
Jan
May
Apr
Feb
17c
_
„
22)4 Jan
10
common
23
.
1,200
Par
39%
Co
24%
Last
Jab
34)4
81
Eervel Inc
< Un)
Servomechanisms Inc
Shasta Water Co
37%
1
500
Sale Price
49%
Co
9
STOCKS
49%
—
.
8%
24%
121% 121%
24)4 Mar
10
Sapphire 'Petroleums Ltd
Bchenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
Scott Paper Co.
54
Friday
Apr
20% May
42% Feb
22%
San Diego Gas & Elcc com
<•33
300
8%
Jan
*
Ry (Un)
(Un)
200
„
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
25 % May
5
Francisco
Paper Co
35)4
54)4
24%
25
American Stores Co
Bafewav
35
.-—;
.
59%
Jan
Anr
b
25
20 g
common
—
87%
Feb
13c
27,000
Apr
83%
55)
87
-—.—
Co
16c
Apr
37% Mar
Apr
1
Co (Un)
Cab
Preferred'
"
n
High
54
35%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube(Un).
Feb
a
Richfield
Royal Dutch Petroleum
15c
16C
39% Mar
46%
■
53%
—Ho
—
Jan
31)4 Jan
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
(Un)
W)
Yellow
55)
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!F
87)4
53%
LOW
35
83%
-
Wooiworth
Apr
Apr
74%
34%
AO
Williston Basin Oil Exploration- —10C
Wilson & Co Inc (Un.L;~—i
Apr
Apr
83%
1
(Un)
Mar
%
68%
43%
7
71%
33 %
43%
Jan
25)«
•
59%
—10
>
—10
66%
67%
1
2.50
Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohr
Aircraft
53%
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
60
66%
—10
Co
36
6%
9%
Rice
36
86% Mar
24)4 Jan
9)u
Co
Telegraph (Un)_ —2.50
Jan
%
Reynolds .Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco new com (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
.16%
Jan
66)4
Rexall Drug Inc
Union
Range since Jan. 1.
High
-—230
18%
23%
s.
Western
Stores
74%
%
Revlon Inc
Dept
100
69 %
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Western
200
fl
_
52% Mar
78
——_50c
50c
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)..
Jan
24%
Raytheon Mfg Co
(Un)
47%
.
78
24(4
Corp—
800
Shares
Low
Western Air Lines Inc
23%
Radio Corp of America (Un»
•
Railway Equip & Realty Co common—1
Rayonler Incorporated
1
Reiter-Foster Oil
200"
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
"
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
20%
215
5)4
6)4
2,704
5%
Feb
7
Feb
35
34%
36
230
32
Jan
38% Mar
84
83%
86)4
444
70%
Feb
88)4
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY 8
ENDED
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Week's
La*t
of Prices
35)4
4)4%- preferred'
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
25
36%
2.636
24
24
24
100
all all%
1
—
34%
a20% a20%
Abitibi Power & Paper common..
common...
A
40
23
Feb
24
71
11
Jan *
25
19% Mar
17)4
%
18
37)4
37
38%
6,735
26%
2G;,a
27)4
11.048
Aluminum
-
Co of Canada
4)Z>
pfd
4)4% preferred
[
Anglo Canadian Pulp $2.80 pfd—
Anglo Can Tel Co 4)4(4 pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
■
480
25
21%
21%
135
—50
44%
45%
1,130
50
51%
51)4
45
—
41
41
41
120
36)2
80%
35%
36%
1,185
80%
81)4
295
28
Atlas Steels Ltd
—50
50
--$2.40 .preferred
Asbestos Corp
For footnotes
17
27%
28%
3,110
27%
5,945
26)+
see
page
42.
26)2
12%
Jan
35%
Jan
Feb
Apr
11% Mar
21
18
Mar
Feb
39
Jan
26)4 May
20% Jan
32)4
Jan
22
Feb
42)4 Jan
50% Jan
45)4
Feb
of
:
53
200
Eank of Nova
Scotia—
57)4
1,887
54
Apr
63)4 Mar
17)4
17)4
4,989
13)4
Apr
13
Apr
58%
57)4
59)4
8,046
53
Feb
60
Mar
3.20
3.40
24,096
2.80
Apr
.10
76)4
76)4
70)4
799
65%
Jan
77
Apr
.10
35)4
35
36
727
33
Mar
37
Jan
47
47
345
47
May
51)4
Bathurst Power (to Paper
Class B
Bell
30
Mar
—
class A—
Bowater
5)4%
Bowater
preferred
Corp 5%
preferred
Paper
Feb
British
American
British
Columbia
71
85)4
Feb
36
Feb
Feb
45)4 May
50)4 Feb
.50
45)4
45%
45)4
250
39%
43)4
50
48)4
50
185
6%
6%
1,300
6
45
preferred
5% preferred—
5)4% preferred.
—.
Jan
Feb
Apr
6%
6%
6)4
a51
a52
85
377 4
37%
39
4,121
37% May
Apr
44% Feb
.76)4 Apr
Jan
-
52
76
76
125
75)4 Feb
40)4
41%
400
40
Jan
...50
46
46
46)4
305
45
Mar
47)4
Feb
50
50%
50%
50)4
450
40% Jan
51%
Feb
50
4)4 '/o
7
7)4
Jan
a51
-100
preferred
6
5,415
Electric—
4'/o
29)4
Jun
47)4 Mar
23,236
Oil common
Jan
Apr
Fob
Feb
43%
Brazilian Traction Light <fc PowerBritish American Bank Note Co—
Mar
Feb
35
106
42%
—£
Apr
44
30)4
43
.50
-
3.45
Apr
30)4
-25
————
—
Telephone
43
25
Jan
20%
57)4
Provincial© (Canada)
Banque
42
27% May
24%
20% May
20%
———•
Mar
Jan
".
High
Low
High
17)4
—10
—
Montreal
32)4 Jan
41
Range Since Jan. t
Shares
57)4
—25
pfd
1
High
34% .May
Algoma Steel
Ltd
Range Since Jan.
Low
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium
Warrants
Bank
Shares
for Week
HIlO
5%
Banque Canadian National—
High
Range
3.30
Selburn
Bailey
for Week
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Class
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
43
Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
Monday. May 11, 1959
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CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK
RANGE. FOR
MAY K
ENDED
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
Far
British
Columbia Forest Products
Brown
Bruck
ft
Ltd class
Class
A
35 Ma
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
Page-Kersey Tubes
46', a
2,108
1,554
46 Ma May
Penmans
13%
201
13
Apr
14%
Jan
Powell
11
377
9
Jan
Mar
Power Corp of Canada—.
46
45%
13
13
11
40%
03.OO
3.50
2,220
35
35
30
410
91
L.
ClaSS A
255
99%
Jan
102
Apr
34%
582
32 Ma
Jan
37
Mar
28
454
28%
Jan
28%
28
25
Canada Iron Foundries common
4Mi% preferred
36 Ma
1,547
100
—*.
35
90 %
96
96%
159
96
May
73
73
30
70
Apr
25
25 Ma
170
25
Jan
41 Mi
42%
2,(>50
40
Mar
43
Jan
12 Ma
May
13
May
•
common
B
13
2,542
54
Jan
63
May
•
40
39 Ma
4,380
35 Ma Jan
40
200
35 Ma
Jan
39 % May
1,000
11 Mi
Apr
15
230
39%
•
Canadian
11%
Class B
pfd
22 Ma
Apr
25 Ma Mar
18 Mi
Jan
23%
Apr
8%
Jan
12
Apr
Ma
22%
825
11 Mi
21
11%
1,160
3.00
3.00
65
21
%
3.00
a4.00
U4.00
110
13%
13%
13%
100
20
15 Mi
15
34
9%
17%
18 %
1,170
17%
Jan
15% May
Jan
36
Simpsons
Canada
Standard
74 Ma
Apr
80
Jan
Steinbergs class A
74%
25
20Ma
40%
2,165
19%
40%
1,190
46
*
12
12
12
150
•
30
30
30%
1,180
—-.100
82
82
82
10
12
Apr
27%
82
Jan
May
5 Mi ft
Jan
Jan
14 Ma
Feb
30% May
82
May
28%
28Ma
29 Mi
3,134
14%
14
11 Ma Mar
14 Ma
395
18 Mi Mar
23 Ma
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Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Jan
12 Ma
Jan
825
9
Apr
15%
13 Mi
680
11
Jan
14
20 Ma
21
2,610
19 Mo
Apr
22%
3.50
21
3.50
100
20
150
1,450
9%
13
•
15
9
9%
—*
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20%
20
23
23 Ma
535
—2
32%
32%
33%
3,784
31% Mar
34%
20%
20%
21%
2,795
20 Ma May
24 %
7
225
6% May
8%
33%
100
27
Jan
33% May.
Jan
33% May'
4
25
18M4 Jan
54 Ma Feb
Jan
21
110
19
Apr
22
•
8%
8%
310
6
Feb
9
•
common
48
—10
48%
972
41% Jan
49
100
20
99% Mar
101 ye
98
75
15
1.520
13Tb Mar
16% Mar
32
32%
3,075
31 M«
35
250
48
45
Jan
47 Mb
49
235
46%
25
32Ma
Jan
35 Ma
37 %
1,550
35\2
81
71
a-
65
Jan
31
56% Apr
405
56
Jail
10-ft
420
10
Feb
75 ft.
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1,033
68 M2
Jan
79
Mar
32
34
Ma.
23 M
Jan
34
Mar
34%
25,012
40
100
Apr
102
Jan
71%
71%
880
04
Jan
75
Mar
a
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61%
015
51
Jan
61% May
'27
26%
28 3 4
4,325
25
Mar
4.95
5.00
400
4.70
Jan
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11%
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Jan
13
•
101
100
100
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35 MB
33%
35
.
33
1,840
•
4,205
3.50
Feb
4.10
Apr
555
34%
Jail
44Ma
Apr
42
43 Va
805
34\z
Jan
44
Anr
40 Ma
40 Ma
210
36
Jan
40 Ma May
47
50
45
Jan
48
42%
47
89
380
85
Mar
92
Jan
15
May
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Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—_*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
-5
Arcan Corp Ltd
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f
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:
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Abitca Lumber & Timber
0%
*
31,500
43 *43%
715
2,97a
3,300
~ 5,375
2,925
0%
6%
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03c
5Ma
70c
82%
85
1.21G
77
Apr
90 Ma
Feb
17
17 %
8,798
14 Ma
Jan
17% Mar
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc.—
1,000
20
Jan
20% Apr
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl A
*
ft-ft
ft 10
al8
Ltd—*
Canada Packers Ltd class A
—ft—*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
19% '
ft 18
54%
55
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Food Prod Ltd 4%: pfd—1
a47
Ingersoll-Rand Co Ltd—
*
.
40
Marconi Co
—_ft1
7Mi
Power & Paper Inv Ltd
* -ft7%
32
a47
20%
*
U
11
11 Mi
5,045
9% Jan
12
Mar
3 Ma
17
16%
17
275
15 V« Jan
19
Feb
-—•
42
41
42
575
40
Jan
42
May
_•
26
26
26%
1,100
19
Ma Jan
7%
7 Ma
ft—-1—
•
Electrolux Corp—-.————-—1
Enamel & Heating Prod class A——•
29%
29%
30
1,025
27
Jan
30
Apr
Canadian
19 Mi
19 Mi
19%
308
14
Jan
21
Apr
Catelli Food Products Ltd cldss A—*
7
8
400
8
May
—
3.00
3.00
500
;
Dupuis Freres class A
330
28 M2
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
8% Mar
7% May
Class
B
L-
•
Jan.
5
3.00
Jan
1.30
Div
Standard
♦
5
French
Petroleum
Gatineau Power
5ft
63
14 Ma
14 Ma
30
7.15
7.40
1,415
6.90
1,015
37%
•
preferred
■
7.25
•
—_—-——
—:
45
——
465
67 %
2,353
50 M4
14%
2,425
14 Ma
31M2
895
Feb
17
Mar
35
Feb
Apr
8.95
Jan
Jan
a
—
-
—1%
58
46% May
,
Jan
Jan
Kelly Douglas class A—
al03
5
100
Jan
103
Jan
106Ma al06Ma
10
104
Jan
108
Feb
55
58%>
590
55
May
63
115
44
Mar
48
18
18 Mi
Mi
700
11
Jan
19
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
37
36 Ma
39
3,740
36
Jan
48
48
48Ma
309
37%
Jan
49
40
38%*•--.
25
a23
a53
25
a23
a53
ft-:'
10%
6.60
10%
6.60
--
12%
13
38
300
29 29%
84Ma ;84Ma
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14%
14% 14%
33
32Mi
33
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112
7%
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—
11%
12
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49
49
26%
27
—
49% 49 %
*
20
.50
250
200
100
125
27
1,200
305
400
650
200
225
15
13 Ma
500
40
100
—
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.
-
—
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Holt Renfrew
common
17%
17
18
♦
1,510
——
18 Mi
18 Mi
19 M4
925
17
17
42
41 Ma
39 Ma
Apr
41
42
240
40
Jan
46 % Mar
42% Apr
55%
55 Mi
56 Ma
595
55
Apr
64
I
——
-
~
Howard Smith Paper common—
$2.00 preferred
ft
——
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•
11-50
Mining-—
Imperial Bank
Rights
Imperial Investment class A
—
10
7.15
*
10Ma
_—'——25
U20Ma
preferred
$1.40
—25
41%
13 Mi
——10
International Bronze Powders com—*
International Nickel of Canada com__*
International Paper common
——7.50
International Pete Co Ltd—
International Utilities Corp—
63 Mi
2,175
6.80 May
10%
10%
98()
10% May
a20 Ma a20%
12%
Jail
250
20
Apr
21
Apr
Ma
22 Ma
350
21%
Jan
23
Feb
41%
43
3,285
41%
Apr
46%
Jan
13%
14
3,800
12%
Apr
14 Ma
Feb
M
5%
1,000
8.781
13 Ma
805
52%
52 Ma
90
90
20 Ma
20 %
20 Ma
835
—-
18
18
202
12M2
Apr
18
89
88
89%
2,455
83 M2
Jan
94M2 Mar
110 112%
1,277
May
121% Mar
,110
—
36
6 Mb Mar
Jan
38% May
Apr
15
Jan
65
49 Ma
Jan
53 M2
Apr
10
36
Jan
36 Ma
12
88
Apr
Jan
92
Feb
2IM1
Apr
5 Ma
17%
110
130
36
May
Apr
43 Ma
Jan
31
31
31
376
28 Ma Mar
36
Apr
54
53
54
1,480
48 M2 Mar
55
Jan
14 Mi
15
1,565
12
Jan
15
May
20
Jan
281/4 Mar
—10
24 Mi
common.
Ma
2.375
29%
390
28
Jan
30
a26
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24
29 Ma
•
23 Mi
a26
22
24%
Jan
28%
Jail
10 Ma
Jan
11
Jan
44 M*
Feb
all
MacMillan & Bloedel class B—
•
•
common
Mitchell (Robt)
class A
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
all
55
41 Mi
40%
41%
390
15%
143i
15%
74,159
9
May
20
•
_
_
a9 M2
_
•
a
9 Ma
2 5 Ma
25
2 5 Ma
25 Mi
25 Ml
25 Mi
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ft__
Apr
22%
Jan
27
Jan
22%
Jan
26%
preferred
100
42
630
20 Mi
4,595
35
36 Mi
220
—
94
94
Light & Power Co Lfd_10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com__*
Red sink fund 1st pfd___
—50
Newfoundland
Northern
Northwest Industries Ltd——
Paton
16%
Canada 4'ft
see
page
42.
*
Bros
common
50
40 V4
Jan
42
Feb
_i—
class
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Feb
Westeel
Products
—_c40
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a
39,a
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85
425
500
100
1,781
20
170
6,300
2,200
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28
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13%
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,
39%
27
13,Ma
16%
-
28
13%
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17%
Jan
201/4 May
34
Apr
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6
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75
800
0,155
1,550
51
4.400
300
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Mar
35
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Mar
B
Apr
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Jan
41
1.00 Mar
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Jan
,
Jan
5
/
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1.10 May
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May
45
Feb
34%
Jan
39
Mar
13%
Jan
10%
Apr
20
Jan
40
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47
Jan
05c
Jan
40
Jan
108
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4.00 Jan
Apr
25
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53
Apr
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5.50
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lO'/a
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Apr
141
Feb
3.75
18
19% Mar
■
ft__
56
Feb
II Mi
Apr
6.70 May
13%. Feb
Mar
43
Feb
28%
Feb
33
Jan
80
Apr
13 Ma
Feb
34Va May
13% Mav
14%
Jail
15% Jan
38
14 Ma Mar
31%
Apr
15%
Apr
36% Mar
Apr
120
%
Jan
7 Mb
Feb
9
Mar
Apr
13
% May
89
11
.
Feb
Jan
51 Ma
Jan
27
Mar
'30
Jan
12
Apr
111
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47
8
Feb
May
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May
40V2 Jan
45
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6
Apr
4.50
Jan
27 Vi
Jan
32%
Apr
11%
Feb
14
Apr
20
Feb
20 Ma
Jan
22
Jan
GO
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10% May
11% May
18
Jan
26
Apr
125
Mar
131
Jan
90%
Feb
40c
May
50c
Apr
92 Va Mar
70c
Apr
1.00
Apr
Jan
37
Apr
44
38%
Jan
42
Jan
20
Jan
28
May
10% Mar
15%
15%
Jan
'17%
Apr
S
6
ft
5%
Apr
Feb
Apr
Mar
36':, May
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Jan
96
Feb
Alta Mines Ltd
17% May
Anacon
19
Anthonian
15
15
300
14 Ma
Jan
15
50%
53
1,220
50
Apr
58
44 Mi
45.
1,410
40
Feb
45
22
Apr
26%
Feb
ft
Mines
:
;
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Ltd—
:
Mar
Atlas
May
Augustus Exploration
Sulphur & Iron Co Etd—
Ltd ft
Aull Metal
.
-_20c
Mines
Jan
25c
1
,Mining Corp Ltd
Lead Mines Ltd_^
Arno
May
T6% '
ft_
ftl
LtdJ
Mines
.
Ltd.-
ft,
13
Feb
Apr
15%
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
■
,
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—ft*
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd—
Jan
94
ft
:
27
Jan
1,865
Ltdft—
Mining and Oil
Jan
25
*
*
Union Gas of Canada Ltd——
Amusement
1,335
.
12% al2%
20Ma 'ft' 20Ma 20Ma
27 .ft 27
29
UMa
11% 11%
24
23% 25%
—
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129
—
92
92
40c
40c
50c
55c
60c
39% ft 39%
41
.TOO
pfd-
redeemable preferredTrans-Canada Corp Fund
16
23
32%
5%
15
Ma
31V* .ft 31 Mi
ft—
preferred
—
^-6
Traders Finance Corp class A-——-—*
125
24
125
950
Redeemable
44%
..
44
53«
—
*
pfd„ —TOO
Southern Canada Power Oft
1,700
Noranda Mines Ltd-
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products common
44
5%
;
Shop & Save (1257) Ltd
17
3
a6:%
10
5Ma
Ltd—
Industries
51
Niagara Wire Weaving
For footnotes
16%
10
—
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd—
16 Ma
16%
a6%
—5
ft—J
——20
preferred
United
5
*
Warrants
Tooke
13
a-.-'ft.
Quebec Telephone Corp common-
Texaco
.
4,190
400
:-50
4%% cum 1st pfd
fti
Mills Ltd
Russell
.
of Canada—i
Premier Steel
5Mat;>
58
14
*
'-ft
1.25
Pipe Lines Ltd common-
Power Corp
-
.
13 Ma
——0
Manufacturing Co Ltd com—--*
Pembina
Ameranium
National Drug & Chemical common.—5
*
National Steel Car Corp common
ft———*
Mussens Canada Ltd
38
--
55
Jan
19 Ma
,
■
12%
10
41 Ma
0
15% May
813
20
Morgan & Co common
•
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
36% Jan
1,855
41%
Montreal Locomotive
Mar
"
Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co———_5
Moore Corp Ltd common.—
*
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—ft——_*
May
38%
"3
-
7.15
.
Mexican Light & Pow Co
79 M4 May
Jan
5
Secord
4%%
2,315
7.15
5
—
Class B
79%
*
*
(Walter M)
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd—ft--—*
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6% pfd——10
Mar
13
*
Interprovincial Pipe Lines--—Iroquois Glass preferred.:
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
20%
May
38
—
Bros
17
90
preferred ft.
——.——50
$4.50 preferred
—100
Inland Cement preferred-
Laura
Lowney Co Ltd
MacLaren Power & Paper Co—
52%
$2.75
Lewis
Jan
5%
—
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited
(John)—.
21
38
•
common-.
—
1,095
Apr
13 %
—
Acceptance Corp
Warrants
42
Apr
17 Ma
38
—
.-.ft-
Grocterias
20
6.80
22
Imperial Oil Ltd—ft.
ft———
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com-—-5
6ft
preferred
4.68%
Indus
142
Loblaw
May
17
74
—
6Mi ft ' preferred
17 Ma
(Alfred) Inc class A———1
Co Ltd class B-—_*
Lambert
Mar
—100
Home Oil class A—
Class B
May
C-> » '
Feb
25% Jan
10,500
1,925
5
1,045
a4
— r
Jan
17
Jan
May
a—
481
1,085
110
1,339
a<*
*
ft^-ftft^iftiftftftftftft:.-—-ft-1
Warrants
.
Apr
May
11% Apr
18
5
-
Jan
6
70c
52
4,310
•
42 M2 Mar
Gypsum, Lime 6t Alabas
a32
40 /41%
a32
—
common^..—'—10
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd-—
Horner Ltd (Frank W) class A
Internat Paints (Can) Ltd 6% pfd
Inv Foundation 6%
conv pfd—
46 Ma
a47Mt a47%
a47%
common
Gas
Consumers
67 y4 May
Jan
May
30
ft-
*;
.
425
138
1,100
314
May
Apr
Mar
GYa
17
*
■
38% 38%
Crain Ltd (R L)_ftftft—ft
L—__a,
al9 ft
al8 al9M4
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—*
ft. 16% 10%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
43Ma
43%
44
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd—--ft—1-20
1.15 1.25
Ford Motor Co-of Canada class A
*
130 Ma
135
139
Jan
al03
—100
1
General Motors
24
22% Mar
24
43%
—100
Dynamics
General Steel Wares
23 Mi
10
common
preferred
5%ft preferred
General
67 Mi
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
23 Mi
Sec "A"... *
83»
Apr
46
Jan
60c
25
40
7%
7%
- 41 '
42
1.10 1.10
ft-
Ltd.—..:*— —*
11
-
'32ft.
"
*
Consolidated Paper Corp
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co
.
.
Consolidated
Preferred
Apr
..ft—
.
Canadian
Eddy Match
:
•
Jan
1.60
25
20
50
-i
Jan
6 Mi
200
-
20 Ma
,
5M203c '
lOMa -
00
Jan
37%
25
'
High
LOW ?
40c
90c
85c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares,
High
Low
,
85c ft
-
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
'
.
Feb
ft
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
17 Mo
Canada
Jan
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Prices Shown Are
STOCKS'.
•
83 Vz
of
Feb
4.00
•
Pont
Feb
36%
Mar
43%;
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical common—•
Du
Jan
Mar
3.80
Jail
——-
31
42%
3.80
22 Ms
Dow Brewery
Feb
12
01%
18 Ma May
Donohuo Bros Ltd
May
77
75%
70
14
23 Ma
Jan
38% Mar
140
Ltd
52% Feb
36
Jan
350
Stores
...
32 Mi
18%
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
Anr
a3
Jan
34%
Jan
36% Jan
3334 May
14 Ma
Dominion
Jan
185
34.
18%
*
Mar
*190
.,Jan
>14
'.
14 Ma
Coal
&
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
10%
8,228
r
18%
Dominion Steel
21%Mar.
'17%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
88
88
17%
48
Mar
100
48%
15% Mar
10
99%
50c
% ft preferred —:—1
Apr
•
19% May
400
20
Feb
Anr
11% Jan
8.80 May
300
-
34%
T-—*
(
19
,—100
*'470
"
99
.
Ltd..———1
Jan
19
com
75%
2,117
Jan
13%
100%
'
'=•:
'
—*
& Worts„—
24Ma Mar
—.—.—•
common
*
83 Ma'
-9.20
io%
Zellers Ltd common—
Jan
Feb
pfd—
7ft preferred
35
(Geo) class A ft ft.—_———*
Feb
6 Mi
20
•
—
Dominion Glass
Jan
Jan
aOO
23%
ft
21
Feb
60
aOO
2
Preferred
495
Feb
*
*
Foundries & Steel
33%
33%
——-*
—
Class B
Feb
4.10
2.25 Jan
Crown Zellerbach class A
Dairies
Mar
—
Knapp (Canada)
&
Weston
Mar
Corbys Distillery class B
Cork & Seal Co—-—
Dominion
90
14
1
100
..
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham
Jan
Crown
Dominion
35
*
United
16M» Mar
14 Ma
•
Consolidated
Corsets—
98
•
9% Mar
10:%
preferred
Oils
Triad
Jan
Dominion
97
:
32
——*
Toronto-Dominion Bank—.
10
Trans Canada Pipeline. .—.—ft—*.
*
Jan
20
14 Ma
.20
1,016
20
Dominion Coal 6ft
4,543
'
Texaco Canada Ltd.;
31% Mar
25
Railway-—ft.,
28 Mi
24
47 Mi
Apr
Jan
Petrofina Ltd preferred-—10
Vickers
<_—
——•
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
.10% May
10
16%
Power
Steel Co of Canada—:
19%
Distillers
Feb
9%
"
Structural Steel—
Feb
74 Ma
Textile
Jan
15
16
———-—*
*
—
Southern
Canadian
Consolidated
38
19%
*
——
20
20
Cockshutt Farm Equipment—-—
Combined
Feb
530
300
*
83% "; .ft 82
*8.80
*
—•
class A—
Corp common—
Jan
40 Mi
common
,
Southam Co
Pacific
(B
19
41Ja
10%
.
Apr
Canadian
Canadian
4.09 a
14% Mar
r
'33%
15
•
Locomotive
Oil Companies
preferred
20%
Jan
38
Feb
^
39%"
..
—-
—
Mar
9 Ma
7% Feb
50
—
Aur
14
9 Ma
1,090
•
•
a—
Feb
25
285
9
——
Canadian
20%
69%'Mar*
Feb
>50% Jan ,
43 % May
85
Feb/ft
43
ft 7
•
-"43*% Apr ft;22% Jan"
41% May
——
3.25 Feb
—•
a—
500
Ma
34
—
Jan
•
9 Mi
*
International Power—
Preferred
a4.00
15
5.00 Jan
Jan
3.00 Mar
common—•
—
Canadian Industries common
Preferred
Canadian
4.50
205
•
—
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
100
23
20
common
Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
42
97
100
5ft preferred — —
——190
Salada-Shirrifl'-Horsey common -——*
Shawinigan Water & Power common.-*
Class A
*.
Series B 4 Ma ft
pl'd
30
Sherwin Williams of Canada com
*
Sicks' Breweries common
'——~*
a4.15
23
•
preferred
Canadian
110
9%
Jan
5.50
4.85 Apr
a4.50
a4.00
23
•
—
Canadian Cottons
Feb
42 Ma
16
St Lawrence
a4.15
Cellulose——•
class A
B
St Lawrence Cement
•
common—
6c
13
42%
39 Ma
Jan
a4.50
Converters
838
20%
1
_
Company,.
(James)
—
*
common-
Canadian Chemical
30
14
Anr
11%
03
40
39%
11%
warrants..—..—-—
Canadian Celanese
2,200
88
14
.':i
::::::_io
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—.——
*
Preferred
ft— .*
25
12%
warrants
Bronze
Class
Jan
61 Ma
25
A
Class
25 Mi
45%
88
Holland Paper class A_^
Feb
02
common
Preferred
Class
76
454
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian
Feb
10
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
41 M«
100%
Jan
43%
ft 50
(A V) (Canada) common.
5% ft preferred —
35
Jan
4%
.
Roe
37% Mar
10
4%% preferred
——-26
Canada Steamship common
•
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd "A"
*
Canadian
28
27% May
33 Ma Apr
OlVa
350
30% Feb
30% Jan
045
Jan
Feb !
38% Apr,
35%
Apr
"33%
Feb
Robertson
102
34
27'/a
27%
250
43%
common.
Jan
102
34
—
Transport
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas—..-ft—...
Quebec Power ft— ——
—
28
1,340
60
ft 6
.
.100
——ft—
—
5ft
.
40
5%
5%
»
Iron Ores——:—-
Provincial
:• 38%
05M4
66
20c
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
preferred
2,725
31
-
Premium
Ma Apr
99
Jan
79
1,460
Company
Apr
4ft
14
31
1:34
38%
High
13%
Mar
3,007
•
——r
common
River
ft
Low
; 14% 10r'a
'32
'! ""3lr
'ft 34 34%
15
1
———-
Jan
3.00
39
May
•
100
—■
common
Malting
94
35
20
Preferred
$1.30 preferred
94
•
11
2.75 Mar
3.50
common
Canada Cement
4ft
Pacific Petroleums
*
Calgary Power
Gi'c
Feb
—•
Building Products
Canada
18
39%
•
B
Jan
16%
39%
1
Telephone
Company
Mills
2,210
12 Ma
38 y«
•
„
High
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High
Low
17
16 Ma
25
British Columbia Power...
British Columbia
Low
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
-
10%r 10%
24c
27c
25c
29c
5c
5c
'70c.
10rac
-*
J"i.'ift.,
11
.
:
—
200
"12,000
74c
125,500
1.000
4,000
11c
2,500
-4%c -5%c
4%p.. 4%c "
2,500
"
500
il
52c
52c
Glc
14,432
1*
16c
15c
16c
50,500
14
19c
Jan
40c
Mar
10 %c
Jan
29c
May
4c
Jan
6c
70c
May
8%c
Jan
15c
Mar
2c-
Apr
6c
Mar
4c
Apr
50c
9c
Apr
Feb
1.22
7c
Feb
Jan
Feb
85 c
Feb
21c
Apr
Number 5845
j.89
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
39
(2171)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Weeks
Last
Sale Price
V.
of Prices
Par
Low
Bailor Seibum Oil & Gas Ltd cl A,—_1
Laker Talc Ltd...
8.80
1
23c
1
89c
Band-Ore
Gold
Beatrice Red
—
Mines
Lake
Lai-,,.:
Gold
Mines
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd._1
LtdiUe---1
Jan
52c
23,300
:9c
Jan
13c
Friday
55c
Mar
85c
33c
Jan
60c
7 Vic
Jan
15c
Jan
31c
72.500
10Vic
Jan
42c
100
28"b
Jan
34
'jan
s.ooo
2,505
4 Vic Mar
7.35
Feb; '
1,100
5V; Jan
500
5.00 Mar
5.80 Jan
1.50
5.000
1.41
1.85
7Vi
Apr
11,544
4c
Mar
10c
12.500
13c
Feb
23c
7.50
Gle¬
■
8,800
7.300
12c
14c
6c
611'C
9c
Consolidated
Pershcourt
12c
Jan
22c
Feb
334
34c
Feb
41c
May
2.00(1
10c
Feb
18c
Jan
9,500
6c
Jan •■*•'•
21c
Mar
.
6.500
Jan
7Vic Feb
Mar
6c
16
'
15
80c
Monpas Mines Ltd——1
30.100
143;
15
9c
2,225
80c
80e'
v
500
9c
11
Jan
76c
22,509
7 Vic Feb
27,500
15c
May
2,000
6c
Apr
1.05 Feb
15c
15c,
15c
i
7c.
^Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd.-—1
2.10
:2.io
1
Jan
1
2.10
10c
9c,.
.
'
7c
110
Apr
3oo
3,000
-
15c
2.09 Jan-
2.59 Mar
8 Vic Jan
10c
Jan
Dome Mines
LtdVi.
10 lie. 10 lie
Ltddy—
173«
1,000
17li
22c
27c
91 iC
10c
Duvan Copper Co Ltd ii1
Empire
Oil &
Minerals
1
lnc
900
17c
Mines
Ltd
1
..
-1
Mar
—
-
Golden. Age
Goldricids
Mines Ltd
'
L_—.————
Allied
—
Credits
Mines' Ltd
Uranium
Metals
Gui-Por Uranium Mines <Si
.'Gunnar* Mines
Ltd
3,500
60c
Mar
93c
16,000
4c
Jan
12c
May
15,400
46c
Mar
1.000
35c
May
44c
Ltd-_1
14C
—'——.1
Jan
21c
May
37.500
(
151 hv 153 i
15't;
.•
Warrants: ——.—:—
U4.40
600
-
a4.40
40
5 Vic
15 7
Jan
80c
Mar
18?a
4.80 Mar
1... .A
.
6laC
-
Hillcrest Collieries; Ltd Miik——
HoKinger Consoi Qold Mines Ltd——
Indiar> Lake
International
Iso
Uranium
a2.40
10
32
31 li'
32
v."" 1,180
.7c
r
7c
,
Mining Ltd J—
Ceramic
Mines.
Joliet-Queboc
19'ic
Gold
Kontikk Lead
&
1
ii L-——:4——.
Mines
Kerr-Addison
a2.40
Ltd
"
•
Jan
7.25 Jan
68c
70c
-
7lie
--.—
2.25 Mar
30r)ii
f
Co
10c
Jan
Feb;
Atlantic
42c
Jan
82c
Am-
-;71ic:8c
14,500
50
:?
4lie
a20c;
Monprc- Mining
1.50
:
•'
1.50
2,000
475
1.30
1.58
42c
43,000
1.35
7,300
Creek
Mines
241ic
ii
New
Jack
Pacifie Coal &
v
-
75c
•
91c
23c
Uranium
i'
New
New Santiago
t.
Mines
Ltd-Ll;
Oils Ltd—i
20c
:
1.10
i.'
New
Mines I-td
•
.
West
Amulet
Obklskl < 1945)
'
O'Briem Gold
25c
11 lie
Ltd——-1
Okalta.
Opemisca- Explorers Ltd——
6 Vac
90c
;
15c
Uranium Mines Ltd .—-1
Paudasi* Lake
Pennbec Mining Corp.—2
■1.000
3,000
57,600
.
Feb
7Vic Jan
5c
Jan
4Vic May
46c
Jan
Mar
36Vic Apr
1.52 Mai¬
Apr
1.34 Mar
9c
Jan
9c
Jan
6Vic Feb
1.15
V-
1.00
Apr
May
Jan
1.04 May
1.32 Mar
-
2,000
9.50
1,025
1.70
18c
.202,000
92c
33,000
14c
May
23c
Jan
44c
52c
28,600
40c
Feb
70c
Apr
36c
40c
3,500
30c
Jan
64c
0c
4.100
4c
Feb
6Vic Jan
7 tic
8J500
7c
Mar
12c
44c
e
Jan
28c
Apr
12 Vi Mar
Mar
1.83
Mar
Apr
•
40c
.:
'
1
Ltdl——-—1
-^Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd...'..:
i
Porcupine Prime Mines
——
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd-—-—1
j;
i!
••
>
Prqvo
Uranium
Gas Producers
12c
12c
12c
2.89
Ltd—1
49c
Quebec Smelting Refining l td. 1——1
Lawrence
River Mines Ltd
'■
Siscalta-.Oils
Ltd
1.97!
2.10
28c
30c
6.05
900
,5 Vic
9c
19,500
24c
'
•
1.30
1 Ot-
Tache Lake .Mines Ltd—
TaZim Mines Ltd—
—
2.22
0
18c.
18c
Exploration
Titan- Petroleum
—1
Ltd.
Corp
;—1
Trebor Mines Ltd
United. Asbestos
Corp Ltd-——
U nite d Gils. Ltd———
Vaior
Lithium
Mines
.-l——1
LtdJ—iJi
Apr
Jan
1.450
19c
—1
e
^
"
1
Ventures Ltd
30
:—
—.<
—
Virginia Mining Corp
;
1
Weedon Pyrite <fe Copimr Corp Ltd--—1
Wendelt Mineral
Westburae Oil Co
Products
For
footnotes
see
24'ic
Mar
2.30 Jan
47c
Mar
7.25 Mar
9c
35c
May
Mar
1.75 Apr
9c
Mar
1.30
13c
6c
Apr
9c
Jan,
18c
Jan
15Vi
13
17c
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
2.05
17c
Jan
Base
Metals
Apr
25c
Feb
Jan
2,500
6.60
2.10 Mar
2.62
500
6c
Jan
1,500
16c
Jan
3,100
30
14,500
6,500
15c
B
Class
16.500
Apr
Feb
16%
Apr
96
Apr
9
Feb
;*
Jan
29 Vi
Apr
15c
Jan
Apr
23c
Feb
6c
900
5c
15c
17c
25,500
14c
Mai¬
14c
14c
15c
19,500
ne
Jan
2.89
2.76
2.89
1,305
27
24
27 Vi
3,820
9
9
■"*100
3.40
3.30
3.40
6c
18%
3.05 Mar
27% May
-May
9
Feb
3.50 Mar
Feb
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
5,500
6 Vic
Feb
16c
Feb
6
2.25
'
21 Vic Apr"
2.65 Jan
400
Feb
8c
Feb
5 Vic
17c
*
•
Feb
May
8c
15Vic
5 Vic
Beaver
665
Lumber Co
Cluss A
Mar
73c
Mar
82
Jan
26c
Jan
14c
Jan
25c
May
d56,800
6c
Jan
8Vic Apr
14,825
2,946
Apr
Mar
6c
1
—^
*
^.50
50
1
pfd—
—50
Petroleums
Traction common—,
-1
^1
—*
5Vi%
Mines
1
—
—*
•
23
1
Oil
Electric—
—
preferred
4% % preferred
5%
preferred
5 Vi %
preferred
Vi %
•
100
50
—50
—100
50
—60
British
Columbia Forest Products——•
British
Columbia Packers class A
;
British
Columbia Power
Columbia
32**4 Mar
British
29c
Mar
Broulan
34c
60c
46
Reef
Telephone
Mines
Mar
Brown
Ccrmoany
3,500
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
Bruck
Mills
79c
90c
7,700
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
Class
1
se
7Vic
9Vic
7,000
7c
Jan
Feb
Brunhurst
class
B
Mines
90c
lOVic Jan
72c Mar
A
•
*
•
SB
1
1
*
*
1
18,100
7,300
10c
6 Vic
6c
Jan
7 Vic
2,000
7c
Mar
57c
G3c
42,100
53c
Jan
46
46
90
50
6%
49
35
10c
9 Vic
11c
7.10
7.00
7.25
4.895
80c
85c
7,000
49
1
6%
6%
6%
22 Vb
48
50% Feb
7
Feb
Mar
6
100
48
65
Mar
May
49% Mar
15%c
Jan
8c
19,000
22
Jan
79c
46
Jan
7.00 May
74c
Apr
Jan
6
47 Vi
41,000
22%
10c
Jan
44% Apr
1,050
49
Mar
8%c Feb
43 v;
295
6%
Feb
..
v
Feb
8.40 Feb
1.00 Apr
7%
Apr
Jan
21% Jan
25
47
Jan
48
Feb
Mar
bo
Jan
47
49%
415
37
22
22%
405
20%
2.70
2.70
3.05
5,900
37%
37%
39
7,761
49%
30c
Mar
23c
Gc
49
50
22c
-14% May
12% Jan
21c
Apr
27%cMar
1.08 Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
2.00 Mar
20C
14Vic Mar
6%
——50
common
4 V4 %
B
44%
7 Vic
21c
Preferred
Class
Apr
Jan
140
Britalta Petroleum
4
1.96 Apr
39%
A pfd
Mersey
American
1.30 Jan
Jan
14,900
——-—
G)
18% Feb
Jan
85.000
pfd—
(T
Feb
Jan
1.53
26,820
Preferred
Bright
30
17% Apr
90c
Mar
32Vic Mar
34,577
•
Mines
Pioneer
-
Apr
36,807
Ltd
Gold
Bralorne
9
Feb
Mar
26
28,300
Paper
Boy mar
36c
Jan
6V4
16c
255
Mines———
preferred
Bowaters
19Vic
,
Feb
32"% Apr
26% Jan
750
Corp 5%
5 Vi Ve
Bowater
53
Apr
47
320
200
Mines
Eowater
6% May
6% May
250
Apr
Apr
.
*
class A—
Mines
Mines
Apr
Apr
1.94 Feb
155,000
Uranium
Bay
3.45
77
61c
Ltd
Mines
Mar
60
,
.
17c
common
Biltmore Hats class
Apr
Jan
1.40 Jan
23,877
Uranium
Feb
2.80
65%
60c
Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
Bibis Yukon Mines
Bordulac
51%
Feb
10c
Jan
8,720
Bethlehem
Bouzan
2.00 Jan
Apr
8c
Feb
24
76,000
Ltd
—
Quebec
Bell Telephone
Black
10% Jan
25% Feb
,
May
Apr
1.52
2,631
Uranium
Belleterre
Bldcop
21
22
102,000
Belcher Mining Corp
Blcroft
8.50 Apr
9,720
—
Beaver
obe¬
42.
2.09
24%
15,500
7,100
—*
page
9c
;
Bros
Lodge
—1
27 %
15 Vic 16 Vic
6,489
Beattie Duquesne
Beatty
Apr
12c
Feb
19c
Apr
95
7,029
26r:li
8c
27 V'4
15VL'C
Innes class A.
&
Jan
Jan
'
Mines
1
—
21c
Jan
9Vic Feb
30c
48
13 Vi Mar
750
Mining
Uranium
Baska
Columbia
5.00 Mav
Mar
93
Jan
1.55
12,000
1.88
16 Vi
Oil & Gas
Basco
preferred
preferred
Jan
Feb
;
Feb
13,250
Exploration
Barymin
British
25c
Feb
4c
Jan
13c
Mines
Bamat
2.84 Mar
Apr
9c
2.42
4c "
46
Nova Scotia
of
British
94c
23c 24Vic
69
205
23,000
50,227
Jan
36c
:
385
48
2,300
Bridge & Tank common————
Jan
100
30
81
47
48
705
Brazilian
Jan
Mar
3,535
28c
80
14c 16 Vic
80 V2
■
4.55 May
60c
194,680
6c
,
42% Mar
A
4.50
5,:zC May
87c
30
•
74c
18c
22Vic
Bank
Ltd—
Ltd-^.—1.
Westville Mines Ltd.—
23c
Jan
19 Vic
*6Vic 6Vic
23c'
23c
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—__ +.——1
Jan
10,100
5.00
80c
3.30
Feb
36,100
5.00
-
1.24
27c
5'iC
;
„
5.00
Jan
Consoi Mines
4%
•2.30
84c
'
Feb
6c
15.000
,
1.50 Mar
36 V'4
—1
Bralsaman
3.25
3.15 May
'
Tib-
Jan
95c
600
19c
24c
;—,~1
—1
^—1
25c
———
Jan
Feb
2,700
,
2.30
:*
Feb
4c
17,500
13
18c
Feb
4c
750
lie
2.22
18c
—1
4.15
26,849
'
14c
lOe-
13 Vi"
Feb
Jan
22c
1,800
ll'ic 11 Vic
*-
Vi
lS
Mav
64c
15,425
1.05
12c*-
:
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Ltd—^—2—1
r
3.35
•1.00
13c
1.80
8,000
4.55
3.15
Mines 'Ltd_l-2~2.—„c2—1
Sullivaiv Cons
'4.35
4.55
.—1
———1
48c
27c
2,300
Gc
Jan
32
Montreal
of
Bonvllle Gold
2,000
,
*
;.—..1——1
Ltd
Standard Gold Mines
8,500
1.30'M.30
5c
Ltd——i—2
Mines Ltd———I——1
SteepdFvOCk Iron Mines
5.700
.
99c
3,225
4.50 May
2.55 Mar
24c
Stadapona-Mines (1944) Ltd „—;—
-
May
600
2.700
5.50
Souti* Dufault
;
50c
5lie
jt
'
St
May
4.50
28c
2.00
Radiorc Uranium Mines Ltd—.1-1.—'—1
Gold Mines— .—1—4 ——
Sherrttt-Gordon Mines
Feb
12c
•i
Red Cres5
1
66c
100
'
"<
Feb
3,212
2.90
48C
Ltd.-,
Jan
30,400
'
4.50
1
Quebec Lithium Corp..—.—•——
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd— .1—1—1
|
•
73c
4.50
——
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
K
■
69c'
*
Ltd
Mines
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd.1
T Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd.———l
I
7c
-
73 c
Warrants-—
Pronto
e
5c-
5c
;
1.20
36%
Rights
Apr
9.00
1.11
35 Vi
Bata Petroleums Ltd
18'ic
-14c
Bank
Mar
17c
Apr
i.ll
850
12c
-600
Apr
8»J
Apr
'
Bathurst Power & Paper
Mar
55c
Jan
6%
73,993
8,700
Oils
Banff
Bates
65
10c
l.&O Jan
22,777
preferred..—i
Feb
18c
14c
2nd
Apr
7,600
74c
Jan
4%c Apr
200
%;6c:
preferred
Apr
9.00
1,51.
5%
16c
,
60c.
23c
'
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_
28c
20c
5%
Mar
-*
—1
Jan
8.300
5V4
Jan
15c
6% Jan
,
Jan
3108-1.10
i.6o
Mines
6c
15c
"5%
Jan
7c
5%
Class B
Avillabona
45 c
1.04
17c
Jan
1
•
1lc
14c
14c
14c
4c
500
common
2,000
1.95
Jan
45
.
6
I
34,400
1.00
'..
Jan
Apr'
1.24 Apr
ne
52c
Jan
44
5 Vic
1
1
112,200
1.95
"•
1
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—-1
86c
Jan
Jan
Jan
36
40c
5c
6
Mines
River
Electric
30c
35c
34c
205
23,800
14.162
43 Vi
>
,
Mai*
1.75 Mar
'
58,600
36 Vic
44
6
Auto Fabrics Products class
'
lllic 11 tic
1.50
5c
17,000
■
27c
23c
-
1.05
4,000
7c
83c
Jan
Mar
*
•
—1
1
common
Auto
'
95c
-
Ltd.-... —_90c
*
v
Acceptance
Jan
55c
•
May
7c
2,200
8>ic
6c
23c
200
9c
93c
-
-1.02
Opemiska--Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
L Orchap. Uranium Mines Ltd..-..—A.. 1
if
1.10
7 lie
:
1.85
|
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;
Corn..—_•—1
!
1,1
Mar
4.800
1
,
Ltd.—T-__l;.
Mines
:■
5c.
87c
-
Metals Ltd—1—1
Asbestos
North: American
North Arr.erican Rare
i
6c'
Ltd————!
Mines
Lt(L-——1
Nocana-Mines
'"
i
58c
71,100
31c
9c
93c
Spring Coulee Oil A: Minerals Ltd-?
New Vinray Mines Ltd—
1
t
Jan
45c
—10
B
Bankfield
25C
-
-1.10
9C
•
8 lie
50c
.
24c
30c-
—
Lake
i:
•;
Jan
13c
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.85
Apr
85c
500
75,800
a16c- al8c
76c
■
Ltd^——-_1
i:
New
42c
2,000
*
Mines Ltd. L
1
New-Hosed Miiies Limited.i.——1
i
Jan
■
New Formaque
)
99c
26c
8 V'4 Mar
Apr
Jan
1,800
10
7c
1.97 May
32c
200
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold
Mines
94
Apr
Feb
9
20c
Jan
Feb
14
96
Aubelle Mines
Apr
45c
1.35
18c
1.10
53
50%
9
Feb
81 Vi
Jan
12
210
96
10c;
2.25
200
1,352
15 Vi
30'ii Mar
Feb
Feb
10%
8% May
8.75
51V2
52
12
12%
9
Jan
Febi
;
r
it
>
Class
Apr
May
24c
Apr
96
Feb
2.05 May
7.00
2.95 Mar
16c
15 (a
At.la.'j Steels
Atlas Yellowknifo Mines..
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
8 Vic
893;
45c
a
...
•
..
?
Feb
100
—
Feb
4Vic
500
;
8.75
-
12 Vi May
B..._—....10
class
A
Jan
100
y
,
210,750
Jan
1.18
1.70
43c
34,000
20c
2.05
82
1.45
Montg&ry Explorations Ltdii—i,——1
Nama
1.50
;
893;
Ltd...—..——1
CO
5c
a
.2.05-
Mid-CftiBougamau Mines Ltd.———1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
r
!■
.^Mlic--
GOO
24c
Jan
89c
.
1.78
20Vi
6c
26
6.50
19c
25c
Jan
6.00
Feb
*.400
Temple class
Ash
Aumacho
Ltd_l
V Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd——1Lithium. Coip of Canada Ltd ——a*
l\ Little Long" Las Gold Mines Ltd.-—
L Ma'ritimes Mining Corp Ltdl—:
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—4
5
i MerriikIsland. Mining Ltd.
—5
Exploration
&
6
38c
•
Hardware
Ashdown
26c
Apr
5,170
5%c
*
50
50
—
1
Asamera Oil
'
La.brador Min
;i
...__
Mines
Gold
Jan
18 Vi
11%
Mar
.'18c
Jan
9%
Feb
45c
Jan
67c
Feb
45%
.
Mar
67c
32c
1
Feb
35'; Mar
27Vic May
15c
1,450
40,787
Jan
'
Arjon
May
975
13,300
78c
•
Argus Corp common
$2.40 preferred
Gc
3,000
17c
73c
70c
6c
Mines
Area
15c
' 5,500
,
16c
70c
G4c
Feb
,1.2.50 Feb
,
Jan
Feb
12
Rights
8c
6 Vic May
14c
1
Resources—
10c
Jan
6,647
8.75
*
•
—
Corporation
Arcan
4.000
•
271ic.'27lic
1834.' 19li
19
4c
15c
Warrants U;—
26,000
*
a281i a281i
2
Ltd—-—
Mines Ltd,-
6c-
19 lie 21 lie
27 lie
———
Mines
Zinc
10,000
———
Ltd
Mines
GJic' 6lie
6,500
(
Jan
14c
Apr
22
Jan
24c
,X
8% May
32
Feb
43
23c
$2.50 preferred
"61-iC'.' 6 lie
6lie
.......
Jan
—^—
Nickel
Arcadia
*
Haitiaiv-iCopper Corp' L td
Heva Goid Mines Lid.d—
21
1,215
25,750
6.00
—
Petroleums
Cons
Apex
Feb
35c
175
35c
10%
Lead Mines.
Analogue Controls
Anthes Imperial
66c
35cr
45
45 V'4
30c
^
Apr
65c
35% May
16c
—,
10 Vi
39%
Jan
31c
72c
Ncpheline
Mar
Mar
1% May
1,200
17,885
'
71% Mar
Apr
Jan
17,363
60c
27%
17
24
■
9Vi May
35%
70c
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd„
9 Vic Jan
'
Jan
67
88
5,823
8-'/4
Feb
14c
21c
9c llliC
.1
410
69
9.50
Mar
19%
;
Apr
61c
44
7 Vic Mar
(V3c^.- ; 70c
65c
:
25 Vi
Jan
14
421
Jan
43c
17,692
38 v;
2.80 Feb
21%
V
44-%
Jan
Apr
Mar
lie
9
■
—-v—
16 V »
3.75 Feb
Jan
2.00
-
4,100
33c
Co 4V« preferred
4Vi '/e preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Anchor
-
50c
Aluminum
American
3,850
•<
2.70 Jan
20,708
2
56c
22
-
25 V;
Aluminium Ltd
Anacon
2.50
25 V
7%
v
common-
Mines
Roxana
Feb
32
May
Jan
66c
r
8,395
37
Jan
Jaii
64c
*
j
Jan
9.50
6c
Mar
22c
Apr
Jan
15c
67 Va
5c
.
21c
Jan
53c
Mar
16 v;
4c
8c
18c:
13c
Apr
8c
Jan
Jan
45c
10Vic
26
?
42c
53c V
2,000
1.760
Jan
22,400
Warrants .——:—-——i
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bidg
May
1.02
27,000
21
Preferred
Feb
60c
68c
2.40
15,000
38,500
5,500
2434
503,300
20c
79C
18
Mar
50c
46c
Oils
Cons
3.80 Mar
Jan
12Vi
Jan
29c
3.00 (-3.05
Anglo American
Exploration..
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—.50
Anglo Huronlan
•
Anglo Rouyn Mines
~1
Ansil Mines
-1
26'i
aiic
20c
■■
—1
•
Mar
26
;
Gaspc Oil Ventures Lid
May
8c
5 lie ' 5 1-JC
-1
19
Apr
22c
17c
26
Faho Mining & Exploration. Inc.—-.1
Fontana -Mines (1945> Ltd ;—— —-1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—'.—
Futurity Oils -Ltd
16 V;
3,000
-
19 lie
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd,.——
Jan
13,500
.
,
Fab Metal
Cc
5
12,502
Feb
22
8Vic Feb
Apr
Mar
3.00 May
4,815
17
60c
43c
common
Warrants
Dolsap.-Mipes
■
3.25
;■
Mar
10c 11 Vac
Gold
Common
May
10Vic Mar
19c
75c
■
Algom Uranium common—
Algonia Central & Hudson Bay Ry
'
Mining, Ltd—*
Yellowknife M'inqs Ltd-1
6Vic
14,350
17
23% Jail
Jan
20
18,625
55c 4
Trunk
Pacifie
Mar
'
,
8c
3.00
—-
trust
Gas
Alberta
12
20c
'
Voting
Alberta
Mar
12c
Consoi Bi-Ore Mines Ltd....———1
Consoi*-Central Cadillac Mines Ltd.—1
Consolidated
Jan
99c
Jan
15c
,6c
9.15
Apr
7c
18c
—1
7.40 Mar
8lc
41c
.—1
Feb
7.500
15c
:
Apr
12
20i/2
'•V
Distillers
Feb
345
2,275
/
420
V
7c
Ltd
Yellowknife
10%
34%
19c
■
Explorations
Alberta
Apr
46c
13,500
16c;
41c
14c
Jan
Jan
61c
4ie
*
Jan
9.75
8 lie
8c
18c
21c
GOO
8.Q0
61c:
be
8c
145,759
-
20'4
V'a
Feb
40
23 Va
Apr
Jan
5,730
HV2
Mines—i
Oil
Mines
Akaltcho
Alba
Jan
lie
&
Surpass Shoe™——
Petroleums
Ajax
Mar
19c
:37c. 44c
103b
10n«
Uranium
23
10T«
common—
Agiiew
Jan
7 lie
Sugar
Agnew Surpass Shoe
10'; Mar
8C
44c
36 Vh
4
23V2
________
Gas
Acme
6Vic Feb
Feb
1.50
lO^h
High
Low
High
34 V
'-4,—.—.i..——.——..
Class A
Acadia
Advocate
5.20
<
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Paper common—
Atlantic
Acadia
Mar
30
Power &
Preferred
Jan
8.500
Abitibl
'
*:
for Week
Range
of Pricck
Par
Apr
26.935
10c
8.05
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Mar
47c
—4---1.50
—.-V-
6c
6,500
5 lie
V 7.65
__ —-
Feb
18c
i—,■——is
Mining Co Ltd.„ _1_
84c
8c
,
Cournor
Jan
7c
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
75c
Chipma:» Lake Mines Ltd--——;—-.1—1
Cohsok Quebec
42c
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Feb
18 lie
i
Ltd^—
Consolidated Denison Ivynes Ltd
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd..',
-
10c
2,200
7.90
1.50 \
v
Are
STOCKS
1.30 Mar
4Vic Feb
v
■;
Ltd.::.-^---r__L-_^-_----l
Ltd..——
Apr
5.10
Ltd—^—-10c
Compagnie 'Miniere L'Ungava
8.50
s
5 lie
Cartier Quebec Explorations Limited—1
Cassiar-Asbestos Corp Ltd —L-i.—*
Cleveland Copper Corp
Combined Metal Mines
46c
16,500
9c
8.05
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—-—.—1
Canorama Explorations Ltd*
!—1
Central-Del Rio Oils
106.950
33lie;
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd—*
Canuba-Mines
90c
Shown
Feb
30
Campbell Chibougkmau Mines Ltd—1
Oils
Jan
8c
42c
9c
30c
Calgary <fe Edmonton Corp Ltd—1—
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—--1
Canadian Homestead
33c
Jan
70c
47c
:_1
Prices
Jan
Mar
5c
,65c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—1
—
1038
22c
4.500
8c.
—
1_*
Bornite Copper Corp
800
4,800
47c
.
8
1
7q
■
83c
;
MAY
ENDED
Toronto Stock
High
28c
;
6c;
—,
Low
9.95
23c
.
Ltd—;.l
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd—
——_1
Eelle-Ghibougamau Mines Ltd-1
Burnt Kill Tungsten Mines
;
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
5c .6% c
d-l.;
Batemaix Bay Mining
Co^T™iri..—,-1
Shares
,
High
8.80
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
2.70
Feb
May
37% May
22 Vi May
3.30 Mar
Feb
44 Vi
77
Apr
76
76
35
75
Feb
38 Vi
39
330
.38
Jan
41 Vi
40%
41 Vi
1,055
40
Mar
42% Mar
88
88
91
307
85
Mar
91
45
Mar
47%
46
47 Vi
550
51
50
51
2,115
48% Apr
16 Vi
16 Vi
17
8,297
3,010
12Vi
47 Vi
18
18
17
18
18
39%
38 v;
39%
46
45
46 Vi
4,137
55c
53c
55c
14,100
2,105
13
3,374
6,827
.
Jan
14% Feb
14% Feb
35% Jan
40
60c
13
Jan
42
Feb
May
Feb
18
Feb
Feb
18
Apr
18
May
51 Vi
40% Mar
47-
Apr
Feb
59c
Jan
Mar
14%
Jan
13
13%
10%
11%
400
8V4
Jan
3.50
2.20
Jan
6 Vic
Jan
8 Vic Mar
6%C
2,060
4,500
3.50 May
3.00
5c
11% May
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4U
.
,.
Monday, May 11, 1959
(2172)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
for
week ENDED MAY 8
Low
Par
Brunswick
——
3.10
1
Smelting
<fc
But'fadison Gold
12c
1
—
Red Lake
Apr
12c 13 %c
18,300
ll%c
Apr
22c
1.30
Jan
2.55 May
2.55
97.350
7c
7%e
1.000
35%
36
290
6%
121
9c
Apr
11c
Feb
20
775
16%
Jan
21%
Apr
Consolidated
13
3,459
12%
Jan
14% Mar
7
7
8
300
16
Oils
%c
16%C 17%c
3,065
15c
21c
Apr
69c
Mar
76c
85c
28 %
28
30%
94 %
91
94','4
994
22%c
—
22c
77c
„
Calvet
5 60
Bread
B
Class
Canada
Warrants
Permanent
106
4.75
54%
10
Feb
Feb
12
5.80 Feb
Apr
56
33
34%
1,757
32
Jan
37
Mar
27%
60
27
Jan
28
% Jan
35
36
330
33%
Apr
37%
97
275
91
Apr
-•
35
218
218
100% Feb
218
Jan
205
Jan
Apr
74
1.70
74
170
69%
Jan
76 ha
Feb
25%
155
25
Jan
26
Apr
1.70
1.75
1,500
Apr
2.35
Jan
67c
70c
300
60c
Apr
54%
55
375
51
Feb
1.65
Feb
1.05
57
Jan
Apr
90c
4,650
50c
Mar
90c
90c
42%
12%
14
14%
8C
9%c
2,445
3,366
1
62 %
20
Bank of Commerce
4.75
Curtis
Steel
29
7
3.60
5.10
•
—
13%-
*
common
12
*
Canadian Dyno Mines
1
Canadian
*
32
.
'Class
B
Canadian
Canadian
Homestead
CRuadiaJi
Husky
7
25
130
44
44
17%
7
50
17%
385
18%
156
17%
36c
3,225
30 %c
1,733...
10«
1.50
1.50
1.58
1
11%
11%
12%
II,302
11 J/4
6.60
3,800
5.80
Apr
9
•
—-
1.40
4,039
9%
10
10
10
•
17%>
17%
18 hi
2,447
Locomotive
#
11%
11%
11%
10
Canadian
Maiartic
Canadian
North
anadfau
Canadiun Nor th
wes t
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Salt.
Canadian
Tire
—
Corp
10
18,466
45c
May
1.12 Mar
20%
Apr
28
Jan
30% May
32 % Mar
30%
7,117
29%
10,857
14%
14
14%
822
%
156
41%
—„
common
156
*
-
41
155
Casslar
Castle
Asbestos
Corp
Central
Central
Athabaska
Del
"
Pat Gold
Central Porcupine
Charter
Mines
—
__
11%
11%
3,280
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
21 %
3.870
20
Apr
24% Mar
6'%
6%
100
25
3%
8%
8%
800
40
39%
44%
2,385
30
29%
34
Steel common—•
100
48%
48 %
48%
100
100
100
•
9%.
9%
9%
—•
18%
18%
18%
800
81
85
5.102
common
•
Warrants
Dominion
Foundry
Preferred
&
——
————
Coal common
Chibcug Jaculct
Chib
Kay rand
Cop
Min_
Gold
Chrysler
Mines
11%
2,940
22,700
Dow
;———1
——;
Cockshutt Farm
Cody
East
Amphl Gold
East
Maiartic
East
Coin
A
—
Common
Combined Enterprises
Combined Metals
Commoil
Commonwealth
Jan
20
1.60
Apr
48% Apr
16hoc Jan
35c
Coji
Key
Consolidated
Consolidated
Denison
_ZZ Z__Z
Z ZZZZZ.
Crest
ZZZZ
Consolidated
East
1.20
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gillies
Golden
_For footnotes
Mines
Lake
Arrow
see page 42.
1.39 Mar
Jan
50c
Jan
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
60
Jan
65
Feb
52% May
54
Jan
45c
Jan
28c
pfd.
25 %c
Apr
Jan
1.07
1.75
Jan
12 Ys Mar
5.40
Apr
65,201
14c
Jan
Apr
Jan
1.63 Mar
25c
May
1.68
3,460
12,000
Gc
Feb
8%c Mar
43c 48 %c
140,750
19c
Jan
53c
lie
12c
29,800
9c
Jan
32
Mar
Jan
19
19% May
90c
86c
94c
15.850
85c
Mar
1.13 Mar
Uranium Mines
1.90
Jan
Feb
Jan
19 %c
Feb
55c
62c
15,450
53c
Mar
1.12
Jan
330
46
47
4.50
*
4.50
100
1.15
1.10
1.20
6,890
67%
61%
12,854
57c
Apr
93c
Mar
11,750
16 %c
Jan
28c
Mar
4,650
1.20
60c
Apr
Apr
89c
50
Feb
67
23,400
3.30
100
21
15
592
12%
15c
10,500
18c
13%
1,533
42c
10,733
Mar
Jan
13%c May
14c
Apr
20,588
206,750
12%
Jan
35c
II,500
Apr
1.75
3.60
2,470
14
2,430
140
140
85
59c
60c
6,200
50c
Jan
38c
40c
1,500
27c
30%c 32%c
5,800
22c
1.00 Jan
2.00 Mar
10 J/2
140
Jan
May
Petroleum
600
lie
Jan
18c
41,650
13c
Jan
51,379
35,052
5,90S
28c
4,132
11
Steel
common
Geo
1
Ltd
Mines
Scientific
Giant Mascot Mine
Giant
Yellowknife
Glenn
Gold
Mar
10c
10
Goldale
50
4,716
108%
Jan
141
5
110
Jan
137
14%
14%
6,258
14 %
Jan
8%C
8%e
3,000
8c
Jan
30
30
31%
775
7.20
7.50
1,630
2.10
2.28
9,210
80
10
44
46 %
101
101
21%
20%
22%
14%
4%
17c
Jan
Grandroy
Apr
Granduc
16
4.20
3.65
3.95
Great
Apr
Apr
Great Lakes Power common
Mar
47c
Jan
Jan
53c
Northern
Gas
48c
48c
50c
2,591
38c
47c
46c
49c
4,311
46c
63c
Jan
$2.80
7%c
preferred
7%C-
2.720
7J/2C
Jan
10%c
Jan
Class
B
26%c 32 %c
12,650
19c
Jan
36c
Mar
May
Jan
20
19%
20%
3,847
19% May
58%
55%
59 hi
1,470
55
Apr
common
Develop
3.40
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Anr
Mar
46% May
104
Apr
24% Mar
8%
Jan
22% Apr
63% Jan
49%
Jan
47
48%
1,820
43% Mar
3.75
800
3.70 Mar
4.25 Mar
3.40
3.55
2,065
Jan
4.10 Mar
3.40
31
Feb
36
May
18% May
36
340
18%
4,870
92%
15 %c 16 %c
65
2,100
5c
1.15
1.20
8,600
1.05
9c
9c
825
7.05
7.30
4,801
36c
38c
10,650
30c
Jan
59c
Feb
11c
11c
3,800
10c
Mar
14c
Mar
19 %c
21c
5,200
18c
Jan
22c
36
18%
18
91%
16 %s
7.05
20 %c
24c
137,850
36c
38,400
10% Jan
89
9c
Feb
90
Feb
19c
Jail
Jan
6.25 Mar
16 %c Mar
32c
Jan
186
190
45
185
Jan
43%
43%
65
42
Mar
6%
6%
50
6%
Apr
Jan
*
6%
21c
22c
1.50
1.50
1.63
1.900
37
36%
39
13,465
35%
Jan
29
29
30%
2,230
23%
Jan
8.00
8.00
8.55
3,657
6,000
20c
1.41 Mar
Jan
Feb
1.50 Mar
12c
7.45
40c
44c
194%
48
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
38c
Mar
2.24 Nlar
V 42% Mar
""
6
1
61
8
400
2.62
2.65
925
40
40%
230
2.50
2.50
2.80
1,205
17%
17%'
18 %
1,545
50
1
May
3.70
47%
19c
warrants
Plains
7
500
2.62
Great
Jan
Jan
Jan
34c
May
Great
2.55
17"
21c
♦
9.00
84
7,560 V
34 %c
—
rr
35
Jan
•
:
Paper
Apr
24c
37%
100
17-
10%c
Jan
•
——1
class A_
Mines
Lakes
1.80
75
Apr
8%
_*
50
common
Mines
Warrants
"
1
preferred
19c
"
1
Gold
Uranium
Gordon Mackay
165
6.50
May
7%
1
1
1,700
30
'
J.
Mines
Mines
Eagle
Feb
1.55 Mar
Jan
Mar
—1
Mines
Mining
Uranium
Apr
67% May
Apr
6,473
137
•
_1
Prospecting
Jan
Glacier
1.50
67%
100
Preferred
Gencx
Jan
May
163 % Mar
15 %c
-—1%
1
1
*
•
com
Mfg class A
Wares
Goodyear Tire Canada
11c
3.90
General
Feb
6%c Jan
8 h2 Apr
1
—1
A
General Products
Gold
Feb
3.70
Canada
Goldflelds
11c
25c
Apr
Class
Petroleum
Apr
1,415
3.75
Feb
;
.
General Dynamics
General Motors
Apr
20,600
3.05
1.75
4.00
14
Jan
Bakeries
General Development new com
40c
8c
3.75
8c
1
•
Feb
4.50 May
137
137
100
35c
14c
3.30
Mar
common
Jan
9%
15%'
Feb
99c
Power
-5% preferred
Mines Ltd
Geco
General
Jail
51
135 138%
136-%
Debentures
General
Jan
44 %
preferred
common.
Jan
9
16c
Jan
19c
Ltd
Mar
7c
14%
Jan
Jan
4.00 Jan
65c
80
;
Ltd
Companies
Gatlneau
44
2.23
Co
75c
12c
15
21c
14
2.00
Feb
May
May
16% Mar
50c
Jan
Jan
24
32c
13%
13,035
4.10
5%c May
llJ/2 Jail
-
14
140
1.65
5.65
7.50
»
•
——1*
*
200
-—•
A
class
Mines
Frobisher
Jan
8.25
13c
46%
A
(U S)
Canada
French
35c
Apr
10,010
Apr
1.50 Mar
May
3,000
15c
common
Ford Motor Co
Fraser
7c
10c
6.10
13c
56c
Ltd.
class
Products
of
5,550
8c
5.95
13c
Warrants
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mining
Farwcst
Ford
15 %c Mar
24
Faraday
Feb
Jan
Mar
Fanny Farmer Candy
Feb
20c
17
Jan
2.45
5,179
25% May
Jan
2Gc
26c
22 h* Mar
3.00
53
25c
11c
_
20%
6%c
48c
1
Jan
80c
1.550
25e
6%C
—1
1.21
1,450
1.05
6c
—11
Apr
1.15
7,915
4,270
16c
*
72
19%
1.35
14%
—1
53% Jan
23%
Francoeur
40c
—1
125
26%»
Foundation
11c
Discovery
Apr
69
19
3.10 Jan
16c
~
Warrants
Consolidated
Apr
72
67
,
051
9.20
17o
Consolidated Dragon Oil
30
Jan
23%
7.25 Mar
45e
Mines.
Jan
53
25%
2.00 May
1
GammaCalllman Flin
27%
150
23%
300
12 %c
Beta
450
67
Nickel
9,791
14c
40c
50.600
30
67
Players Canadian
8.15
14%
_
17 %c Mar
7%c Jan
12c 13 %c
29%
67
Corp
2.00
50
•
ZZ_ZZ*
I
.Z_Z*
Allenbee Oil
ZZZZZ!
•
Bakeries
_Z!
Bcllekeno
Mines
ZZi
2.65 Mar
25
1.26
59c
2.15 May
52%
7.45
10,100
.2.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
52%
2.00
10
16c
May
2.00
53
4.75 Mar
39c
9c
1.35
5,975
II,000
9.40
13%
25,000
316,585
2.09
65
I,400
*
>
10c
2.15
2.10
65
7,180
1
2.00 May
Apr
1.90
10c 10 %c
5.40
24
1.30
2.00
10c
10%
3.30
Consolidated
9c
Mining Ltd
5.40
24
40
2.15
El So)
10%
1
Consolidated
155,948
47c
10%
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.00
13 %c
Fleet Manufacturing
Petroleum
coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
1.71
36c
Apr
67
...
aJn
1.83
46c
Feb
Jan
1.75
ZZZZ!
Mar
16c
—
78c
40%c
~
May
46c
Apr
Eldrich Mines common
Mines
1.40
...ZZZZZ
Conduits National
Confederation Life
42
Jan
10c
47,750
157,800
Elder
1.33
.
;
Jan
17c
42,200
——*
——
1.36
3.80
"
'
Mines
100
51,900
12c
1
Match Co
Paper class
Grain
1
Cornier
Yollowknlfe
42
28c
10c
Mining
67
~
Lake Gold Mines
Colomac
42
22c
*
—.20
Metals
Eastern
Eddy
Eddy
Federal
3.50
Coldstream
42
1
Fatima
1
Aor
10c
1
Mines
Sullivan
Fibre
__
Mar
25c
1
Mines..
Jan
"
Equipment—
Apr
12
15c
Jan
Mar
•
Petroleum
Jan
1
Reeo
9%
11c
1
1
Ltd—
Co
Falconbrldge
—25
,
^oelienour Willans
Cochrane Dunlop common
11%
12 %c
20%
*
Brewery
Copper
15c
,
Feb
17% Mar
11
...•
common
Mines
55c
70c
Jan
92%
11c 12 %c
Textile
Dominion
Jan
22%
Apr
Mar
Jan
62c
12
18% May
20
May
69c
101% Jan
76%
100
Mar
—1
Mar
Apr
20
10c
_
4!)
Apr
9%
20
10c
19c.
Jan
99%
20
54c
64c
41%
40
1,655
23.50
Famous
120
1.25
Chimo
3,363
Jan
4,600
3,000
19c
% Mar
14
2,700
60c
38
13,181
11c
1.21
Jan
17%
25c
19c
13%
16%
60c
61c
150
17%
54c
1.21
Mar
•
10 %c
—1
.
Jan
51
Stores
54c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting— —1
9
Jan
Tar & Chemical common—•
Donalda
Feb
7%
J an
5%
Dominion
Preferred
Feb
25
Dominion
10%c
6c
6% Mar
82%
Mar
.14%
7,083
46c.
14c
Apr
20%
443,751
32,864
—IZZ —1
Mines..ZZZ -75c
Mar
21
—.—
May
17c
Chesterville Mines
25c
11%
Bridge
Coal
preferred
16
1.85
1.56
Jan
_•
Petroleum
33
48%
6c
16c
2.50
Dome
Dominion
Jan
1.54
1.56
43.000
Jan
Jan
48 hs
—Zi
20c
Jan
23
16 %c
—•
Oil
Cheskii'k
19C
Jan
1.68
18c
Jan
20c
19
24
16 %c
18C
34c
15% Apr
18 % Mar
455
1,400
—1
Apr
3,670
Explorers Alliance
7,384
—1
24c
17%
Feb
1.84
7.50
1,500
17 %
—
160
20%
•
28c
17 ha
;
Jan
20
*
—
Mar
26 %c
8%
•
Mines
Class B.
Rio
Mar
74c
Jan
1
■
Cayzor
40c
May
4
Jan
126
1.68
—1
—
Apr
32c
34%
•
Ltd
Trotliewcy
23c
393
Jan
l
.
14,893
33,300
8%
22%
21c
Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
28c
36c
7,255
1
Captain
24c
32c
8%
26c
35c
33%
"•
Met Explorations
Warrants
Can
Jan
Jan
32%
90
1.70
*
Jan
18c
32%
Eureka
_1
;
Mines
17c
23%
2
Feb
l
We.stingh.ou.se
Exploration
Erin
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
45
50
Canadian
.
11c
21
1.62
Jan
205
l
10c
11,150
Jan
19c
30
33
,_20
14,646
58
74c
Jan
15%
...
100
13c
Apr
Jan
14%
33
Oil
22^^
10c
12c 14 %c
Feb
52%
Jan
11 % Mar
15%
—
22%
10c
1
56
20%
22%
•
—
Empire Life Insurance.—
Equitable Life Insurance $5
Wallpaper Mfrs class B.._
*
Western Nat Gas 4% pfd_20
Can
Feb
55c
Canadian
Ca adore
40c
47 %c
28%
205
Jan
Apr
Dome
Jan
May
29%
^
Western
84c
20c
20
Vi% preferred
Feb
13,104
«
Canadian
Feb
14
J an
20c 22 %c
Viokers
5
20%
11% May
20c
Canadian
Canadian
9% May
12% Jan
May
15 J, a
Jan
Apr
10
preferred.
——
8.50
42c
28%
55%
11c
Jan
14% Jan
39,075
29'/o
53 "4
Apr
1.28
Dynamic
61c
•
55
Jan
8c
12c
Jan
52c
21
common
Railway
2,000
60c
Jan
52c
45c
8c
-1
Duvex Oils Ar Minerals
♦
-
8c
900
Duvau
1
.
Mines
Petrofina
Canadian
-
8c
17.599
Feb
*
Gold
Inca
Cos
A.—1
—
Apr
1.85
Apr
7% Mar
200
Industries cojnmon
Canadian
Canadian
-i
1.85
51,943
62c
Apr
6.40
.
,,
Jan
1.50 Mar
65c
20
Apr
2.60
12c
8c
I,300
Seagrams
Distillers
May
19%
Jan
34c
Jan
7% Mar
52% Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
1,75
1.65
1.50
_
3.00
17ha Mar
18%
Oils
Hydrocarbon
Ice Machine class
35
Mar
42%
A pi-
2.90
Feb
35c
Oil—
Jan
11% May
2.50 Mar
18%
Warrants
Canadian
35
300
Apr
65c
Steel &
7
Apr
1.34
Dominion
35
5.15
19%
3.00
13 %C
Apr
2.85
Jan
Jan
17% May
14c
11%
34
2.65
1.40
Magnesium
2.85
2,125
1.30 Mar
2.40 May
-10
...
Dominion
*
-
14,080
9c
Feb
Mar
_25o
_——
Apr
17%
Crest
2.40
2.50 Mar
Apr
Oils
Mines
Palmer
Jan
Apr
440
1.60
1
75c
Apr
2.40
2.00
...
34
7%
2.40
8%c
Mines.
Horn
13% Jan
2.05
500
9c
1
13
800
7,010
2.10
Brewis Mining
Jan
17,821
Jan.
1
Jan
2.65
Jan
12c
1
25%
11%
58c
5,400
11c
95c
2,425
i—
10%
2.25
42c
Apr
7%c Apr
90c
Apr
43c
9c
14,960
——
13 % Mar
2.38
42c
19
-—.
—
35
6% Mar
14
—1
Minerals
206
2,530
11% Jan
4.75
Mines.
965
11%
325
—5
9,290
20o
———
High
80c
Mar
13%
4.50
....
Dairies
(tic
13%
17%
Electrohome Indus
32
20% Mar
19
—.
Dominion
12
21%
1.96
1.60
Pershing
Dominion
"A"——*
Securities
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
95c
1
Dominion
10%
100
General
1.57
Apr
4.55
6,695
*
Class A
Preferred
Canadian
Apr
64c
19
IS
11c
common
Dolnite
Jan
Mar
185
4.50
Deldona Gold Mines—
12
Mar
650
2.40
Mines
Timber
Apr
33
Feb
74c
16%
Apr
25,571
1
Jan
Jan
1.20
11c
20
Z500
—
23%
Jan
4.95
29%-c Jan
%
Crows Nest Coal
Devon
Jan
21
42c
—
Crown Zelierbaeh
Deer
Jan
3.90
105% May
2.10
13%
Oil of Canada warrants—
Crestaurum
C'usco
5,620
10,325
.
Mar
100% Mar
2.03
1
—
Crcstbrook
Crowpat
36c
5.75 Mar
39
106
20%
1
Jan
45c
common—*
Bit
Croinor
35c
2,020
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.10
_•
Craigmont Mines
Crain (11 L) Ltd.
Crec
4.35
4.15
20%
Zinc
Jan
IOTT«
Canadian Export Gas As Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
_*
540
....
6.05
43c
—
104% 105%
ZZZi
4.10
11
common
100
104%.
1.10 Mar
May
34
30
—.
4.90 Mar
13%
12
31%
4,902
106
12 %c 12 %c
2.90 Mar
5.35
5.05
2,375
38 %
5.05
35c
23,100
3.85
5.25
38
104%
Mining
15
Feb
8 he
I,200
3.60
5.20 Mai-
18%, Jan
3,900
80c
6.50
Apr
3.45 Mar
120
1.36
5.05
38%
Cowichan Copper
Craig
Mar
104%
4.10
-
Dcc-ourscy
11%
75c
Lead
Cournor
Jan
14c
-100
Imperial
Coulee
19c
-100
class A
Jail
31%
6r'ii
Cosmos
14,500
IL.1*
Class B
Jail
11 hi
1.22
•
15%cMar
Mar
7c
common—.
Mar
13%c Jan
67c
15c
Jan
15
Apr
14
—*
,
Products
Mar
10,500
Dacring Explorers
690
80c
—
Food
Feb
20c
20,971
Daragon Mines
Davis Leather
4.10
1.06 Mar
38e
%
20
Corby Distillery
Anr
2,856
1,692
6%
•
Canadian
7c
—
Apr
15
1.27
Warrants
5%c Mar
_—,«—
40
4.60
1
Canadian Dredge & Dock—
Eagle Oil
2,000
8c
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rond Cliiboug
40
22%
3
—
Ltd
Coppercorp
Jan
11
3,370
6,200
common
Wright
Drawn
5%c
Exploration
Conwest
Jan
31%
Pete
Devonian Petroleum
Preferred
5%c
72c
preferred.
Jan
14%
11%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—
—.—-;
Mar
02% May
21%
—HO
13c
B
Class
35%
235
4.50
preferred
Jan
54
415
4.75
15% Mar
15
—
A—
common
Collieries
40c
67c
Sudbury
35
.330
11%
12% Mar
7c
5,627
4.75
42% Jan
Jan
Feb
21'A
warrants
Cliieflain
40
39%
Jan
11%
40
6,929
•>
11 "4
com
warrants—
Preferred
62%
61
291
May
14
417
39%
3»*!«
—
Jan
4.95 May
2.85 Mar
1,165
12%
Breweries common—
Preferred
Canadian
41%
49
17,870
12.50
Canadian
Canadian
4.95
B—
Astoria Minerals
Canadian
4.40
42%
common
Aluminium
70c
4.80
1
Petroleum
Preferred
Canadian
Feb
14u
Co
55
Canadian
26c
7%C
class A—1
90
$1%
5,635
68c
Gas
07% Feb
class
Feb
30c
7%c
Gas
Feb
Canners
8c
29c
29c
14%c
Consumers
Jan
Cclanese
Jan
1
Consolidated West Petroleum—
Mar
B
Jan
6c
•
1
Consumers
58
Class
Feb
25c
666
1
Apr
Apr
83
Canadian
63c
19,165
Basin
Apr
175
Canadian
11,025
31c
6%c
85c
Mines
Apr
315
A
97c
29C
6%c
1
Jan
1,515
Class
2.55 Mar
25%c Mar
»
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
Consolidated
Feb
22%
Apr
.1
—
Consul Northland Mines-
Consolidated Sannorm
Feb
Jan
Jan
4.15
Mar
5.25
May
89
British
91c
1.15 May
Jan
1.50
9c
53%
Canadian
.—2
19
Jan
57c
18c
15c
25%
67c
Mtge
—
8,600
4,500
67%
Canadian
25,689
21c
10.500
1
Canadian
10,<63
2.40
20c
Mines.
Consul Nicholson Mines—
102
Jan
54%
class
21%
2.21
12c
1.27
Apr
35
—20
A—
Cable
20%
2.35
20%c
16c
i
&
20%
I
11c
Jan
6.95
55
•
Steamship Lines
Jan
15c
66
Wire
3.80
11c
88 %
Canada
7,975
15c
10 % Mar
4.75
52%«
Craada
4.25
1
10
Southern
4.10
1
-100
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada Southern Oils warrants—
Canada
Jan
Red
96
—
Canada
57c
Pershcourfc Mine
74c
55
-10
,—
—
class
45,093
Consolidated
Apr
550
35
•
Packers
1.15
Consolidated
27%
—10
Lands
Canada
85c
Jan
Apr
10%
.100
—....
Oil
Canada
99c
1
3.75
10%
-20
common
Proforrod
Mar
Oils—„—
55c
20,117
34%
common
,—...—.—
Canada. Malting
12,660
4.75
preferred
Life
Associates
Canada
38c
1
35
Jan
100
300
61c
8.20
55
50
—
Iron Foundries common—
4%%
3.80
56c
7.85
common
Cement
Preferred
Canada
14,920
4.15
Explor—
100
Apr
78% Jan
10%
preferred—.
51c
3.50
Peak
36c
27
8.20
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—*
Canada
102
3.75
.
Oils
&
Gas
65
99%
Oil-
44c
61c
26 %c Feb
Mar
24c
12,666
10,406
1,515
Cons
Jan
8
6% Mar
Jan
47c
Smelling
Negus
Feb
4.50
2,600
;
Consolidated
preferred
Calvan
«c
8,000
1.05
Jan
117,70(1
4.15
1
Consolidated Mosher
19
12%
9c
Power common
Calgary
Consolidated
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
19
& Edmonton
Calgary
Mining
Jan
Jan
Mar
9c
Feb
High
Jan
85c
4.05
Ltd...
OII3
Mac
12%
Mines
Petroleum
Calalta
Mlc
7
Apr
5%
Consolidated
39
G%c Jan
35
Jaw
Low
High
79c
4.05
1
—,
79c
1
Howey Gold
Consolidated
Marbenor
Mines—
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—.
«
*
•—
Dry Dock class A—
Cadamofc
3.70 Feb
Consolidated
6%
9%c
8
5%
3.00
Apr
•
A
■
Mines
2,645
6%
•
Burlington
Cable
3.30
1.70
_...l
Products
Ltd class
Bunker Iliil Ext
aullding
Bullochs
Burrard
3.10
6c
J
Consolidated Halliweil
Jan
9c
2,645
35%
Ankeritc
Buffalo
High
6%c
1.92
1
Buffalo
...
6c
Mines
Mining
BiuiKsnian
Low
High
Low
Far
7.25
Apr
5% Mar
2.62 May
33
Mar
2.50 May
14%
Apr
30%
Apr
9.50 Mar
6%
Jan
3.35
Jan
41% Feb
3.30
Jan
21%
Jan
Number 5845
Volume 189
.
.
(2173)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
Par
Great
:
-
West
class
Goal
•
A
Voting trust
,1956
warrants
1958
Gridoil
Freehold
Gulch
Gulf
_
Gunnar
Hnllnor
8c
1
15%
4.40
4.40
4.70
16%
16%
200
:—
—
Harrison
Minerals
Hartz
F)
(J
A
class
_
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
Heath
Hees
Red
Gold
Lake.
Mines
(Geo H) & Co
Hendershot
Heva Gold
Highland
Hinde
common
15
-v
18c
(Canada)—
15c
19,200
7,017
11
14c
19c
30,000
42c
8C
14,300
26,600
9
9'%
850
4.80
100
6c
6c
2,000
2,600
45C
1.78
55
32
1.80
61%
32
,
7%o Jan
6 % Mar
4
Jan
5c
3,040
•
—50;
v
•"«£«#••
17%
187k
407a
42
430
39%
41
42
100
40%
Apr
Apr
4.50
4.60
4.25
Jan
5.25 Mar
55
56%
54 %
Apr
63% Mar
18%
187i
2,625
2,472
4,222
36% Mar
17c
18c
3.500
15c
12%
100
12% May
55
275
49
4.50
55%
18%
.-1
*
20
18c
54
54
lit
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co class A
—
& Erie MLge
20%
46
75
7.10
73%
7.15
15,925
—
34
34
25
31%
Jan
10%
107i
3,590
30%
Apr
Jan
Feb
44
Mar
17
"
•
Mining
Jan
21
Apr
12%
18%
17%
42
19%
16/2
26c
Apr
21%
Jan
Jan
20c
Apr
15%
55
Jan
Apr
May
Rights
_
—
———i—*
class A
•
—...
20
$1.40 preferred
25
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary •
6% preferred
—4.8G%
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Investment
6 %.%
preferred
10%
20
22%
41%
13%
—
Indian
Industrial
$4%
Corp
Ltd
6 Vkc
•
Natural Gas
1
common
7c
10,198
1,200
13,300
7,038
37%
3874
87 %
87%
44
12%
13%
6%
20%
6%
6%
20%
207i
6%
7
16
2.70
2.70
3.00
—1
55c
50c
55c
Powders
Bronze
common
18
18
18
6
Feb
Mar
9%c
Jan
Apr
87% May
39%
45% Apr
95
Apr
32
15
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jun
5% Mar
Feb
16% Mar
Feb
3.25
Jan
Jan
35
2.60
500
Nickel
Co
Apr
94% Mar
Ranwlcfc Ltd.
international
24
50
88%
89%
6,809
83
36
36
36
270
36c
May
42%
Jan
33 %c 39 %c
166,700
27c
Jan
41 %c
Jan
117k
977
*
Petroleum
International
24
89
33 Vkc
I
.
Interprovlncial Bidg Credits com
_*
interprovinclul Pipe Ltne
_1
Interprovincial Steel
.
•
Investors Syndicate class A
—25c
Irish Copper Mines
I
Iron Bay Mines
1
Iroquois Glass preferred
—
10
11%
53%
.
Uranium
6%
33
2.70
2.00
15
11%
53
54
6
337a
15%
2.75
1.95
2.10
14%
12% Mar
Feb
5%
Jan
15%, May
Jan
1
G7c
G6C
71c
52,100
53c
Feb
82c
Apr
-20c
—~
14c
12c
14c
30c
Mar
17c
Jan
19c
Jelltcoe
Class
B
_!
-10
29,325
9%
10
10%
650
-10
-preferred
Mines
22 c
2.34
37c
42 c
10%
117k
13c
15c
64c
12%
Jan
13c
21c
Feb
May
9% Apr
Jan
Ltd——
Jan
2.80
8% Jan
11%
1.90
•
22c
29
2.30
..15c
2.45
8c
Apr
12%c
Jan
35c
41c
27c
Jan
41c
May
1.21
2.60
2.50
2.80
123,950
11,020
14 %c 14 %c
500
34c
55c
56c
2,700
1.60
1.00
Jan
1.90 Mar
9c
Apr
12 Vkc Mar
13%
Jan
16
93c
Medallion
Petroleums
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
Oil
Lakeland
Warrants
29
27c
32c
15,027
1.94
2.05
24,608
3.25
3.25
3.40
700
14
13%
14 Vk
1,766
Mining Corp
Minerals
Preferred
Petroleum
Nello
Mines
Neon
Lablne
Alger
New
1
-1
1
—
Mines
Gas
of
Lake
Osn
X
100
1
X
1
•
Ltngman Gold Mines
Lake
La
Mines.
Mines
1-
—
Gold
Oil
Landa
:—
Mining
Wasa
Luz Mines
Lamaque
Laura
preferred
—-•
Mines—;
Gold
Mines
Lexindln
Gold
New
Senator
class
5.25
31c
247kc
32c
14,500
22c
Jan
4.90
5.30
19,064
II,100
4.45
Jan
31c
24c
Mar
11%C Jan
125
32c
May
May
5.40 Mar
31c
Jan
4.10
3.25
4.10
200
3.50
Jan
3.50
876
3.00
Jan
3.75
2.25
2.60
412
2.25 May
26
26%
635
24 %
Jan
1.48
1.52
35,845
1.38
Jan
12c 147kc
118,500
31%c May
35,000
3%c Apr
Feb
2.60 May
28%
Jan
4c
4c
47kc
2.10
3074
31
377k
1.96
297k
30
367k
2.10
9,050
30%
825
28%
Apr
31
31
1,585
29%
Feb
31% Mar
37%
47
157k
37
457k
157k
Mills common
Long Island Petroleums
1.25
20c
1.25
19 Vkc
1.25
20
22c
68,000
G%c
Uranium
Mines
Warrants
30c
15c
31c
II,800
30c
Mar
—
16c
6,600
15c
Jan
i
—
*
1
•
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
For footnotes
see page
42.
—
19c
14c
,
1.96 Ma
1.G1 Mar
17c
Jan
6%c Jan
2.48
3774
1.986
34
Jan
40%
3774
2,175
34
Jan
42
47
705
44% Feb
Jan
Feb
47
16%
28% 2874
18c
20c
14c
14c
12
1,730
200
28,100
5,300
-
Jan
1.25 May
Jan
28% May
18c May
7c
Jan
Feb
Feb
May
17% Feb
1.55
Jan
26c
Mar
48c
Jan
24%c Jan
27c
3,800
796,252
30c
Apr
1.18
Jan
19,750
79.690
6c
Apr
9 Vkc
F'ob
10c
Jan
25c
Jan
6c
Jan
9 Vkc
Feb
1.40
Jan
15,480
1,633
1.01 Mar
15c
1,250
14Vkc May
-1
85c
2.08
2.14
4,537
80
2,500
7c
Apr
39c
181,250
31c
Feb
3.50
3.65
2.415
19c
20c
19c
May
10c HVkC
16,434
15,375
10c
May
24c
Feb
20c
Jan
36c
Jan
Utilities
pfd
Specialties
Mines
Products common
Mines
22c
3.60
2,130
,_50
35 Vk
35%
36
1.30
1.30
1.34
66C
64C
68c
38,881
55c
Apr
Mar
74c
Mar
43c
9,565
40c
Mar
52c
Jan
~i
.
40C
1.73
1.65
1.98
1.30
295,677
1.39
1.34
1.50
Jail
35
400
1
35,170
l.a* Jan
1.34 May
84C
96c
7,200
84c
15
15%
3.259
12
100
May
35
43%
43 Vk
15
15 Vk
69c
Feb
May
14% Feb
21c
Apr
3,048
40c
.50
4.60
36
1.80
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.98 May
2.50
1.80
Jan
Jan
16 Vk May
44
Jan
16% May
1.10
Jan
3.50 Mar
5.00
Jan
3.75
4.15
5,557
1,930
1.62
1.60
1.65
6,413
1.30
Jun
1.85
Apr
14 Vk
14%
14Vk
3,268
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
26%
26Vs
26%
25
Jan
27% Mar
3.55
626.
3.50
3.70
37C
77
15c
19c
26,950
16c
17c
6,525
18C
*
-•
1
16
16
Jan
79
Jan
Apr
30c
Mar
23c
Jan
18
Apr
Apr
13 %c
16c
14
500
Apr
Mar
Jan
lie
lie
12c
17,100
7c
Jan
35c
1.03
88c
1.04
127,600
66c
Jan
1.04 May
17 Vk
14 Vk
Jan
Jan
17 Vk
17%
900
•
9c
8C
DVkC
1.05
1.02
1.14
234,500
3,950
——•
10
19C
19C
7,050
19C
6c
„
1.00 Apr
18c
Mar
27%
27%
125
26
Jan
1,815
22%
Apr
12,200
8.90
Jan
22 Vk
25
9.00
9.00
9.40
7%
6%
7 Vk
*
X
—*
Feb
42c
Apr
3.05
145
•
4.00
Jan
75
7,950
76
23c
8,775
33c
100
—20
2,305
1
9C
9C
10c
7,500
1
50C
50c
55c
24,972
3.35
9c
32c
Jan
18
9
Feb
Vkc Apr
1.35
23c
29
26 Vk
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
7%
Apr
May
13c
Mar
Jan
65c
Mar
45c
Jan
32Vkc May
3,167
14%
16%
18,025
10%
11%
885
31
30%
32
3,548
30% May
6.260
59c
Jan
75c
Jan
70c
74c
8c
4,000
GVkc Jan
13o
Mar
7c
X
15 V
Petroleums
Porcupine
Mines
32%C 33 %C
10%
Mines
Hersey Tubes.
Paramaque
3.35 Mar
395
V
40C
Warrants
Pamour
Jan
20c
90s
& Debenture—
Orenada Gold
Jan
Mar
4.50 Mar
27c
3.40
•
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Mar
43c
20C
—1
Malartlc--
Lake
Jan
3.15
3.50
_20
_——
Ltd
Mines
Steel
13Vkc Feb
8%c
34 %c
'250
Natural Gas
Oils
19c
Mar
3.90
Mines
Ontario Loan
40c
Mar
58
43c
Okalta
Pacific
Feb
30c
Apr
15
Gold
Page
8Vkc
Jan
50
90c
Rockland Gold
Oslsko
Apr
15c
4,337
15 Vk
Cement
Ormsby
6c
9,500
,53
1
Ogama
Ontario
6,900
22c
—
Obaska Lake Mines
O'T^arv
GVkc
64,625
warrants
O'Brien
GC
20c
36c
-X
——
Telephone
s-
Jan
2.65 Mar
50%
GC
20c
51%
Northern Canada Mines.
Ocean
May
May
2.05 Apr
•
—
Good
Vk Feb
1.18 Mar
1.20
A
Oakville
15
Jun
85c
1956 warrants-
Norvalle
19c
64c
North Star Oil common
Nudulama
Mar
2.71 May
200
—1
Northwestern
55c
200
„1
Uranium
Oils
Mar
45.691
Class A warrants
Northland
41c
3.60
—.———-
Mines
Northern
Jan
13
Jan
12e
15
•
Rankin
Jan
33
1.52 Mar
27%c Apr
1.15
6.00 Mar
3.25
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
85c
-X
3.70 Mar
Jan
1.05
GVkc
75c
-1
Gold—
Northern
Mar
Jan
15c
-1
—
Mines—
Ontario
Feb
.31 Vkc Apr
64c
Northern Quebec Power common
120
40c
Apr
Mar
2.60
15
3.50 Mar
9c
10
22<?
32 %c
7c
12c
7%c
65c
-X
Normetal Mining Corp
1957
Mar
1.10
B
——
Class
Apr
38c
GVkc
Mines
Wire, class
Mining & Smelting
Rim Mines
Jan
2.50 Ma
2,450
2,000
29C
Feb
•
30
30
warrants
London Hosiery
Lorado
-
10c
125
11%
26 7 2
1-50
13c
•
A
Preferred
A
2.70
125
Mar
31% Mar
36c
Jan
15c
Preferred
30
•
pfd
Class B
Class
2.50
Jan
Jan
2.25
6%c
—
North Canadian Oils common
95c
20c
24%c Apr
1.10
Rouyn
Superior Oils
12% Apr
15%c Apr
Jan
Feb
8 Vkc
23c
ll'.kC
1.13
9c
26c
20c
1.47 Mar
GOc
1.16
—1
X
:
preferred.
Cos
6,800
1.06
Jan
Mar
73c
3,500
32,200
6,700
192,370
172,500
Norsyncomaque Mining
Nortlical Oils Ltd
*
Mines
Long Lac Gold
:
Lowlaw Groceterias class A
Little
Loblaw
1.00
12C
43c
22c
22,475
14c
19C
•
80
Lencourt
B
90c
8c
12c
20c
1.02 Mar
2,300
2.40
Apr
Feb
-12c
Jan
9,490
,■
■
38c
13c
29,800
25,000
26c
2.50
_1
86c
31c 32 %c
24 %C
Nickel
3
1
1
—I
Gold
Class
1.12
10c
125
30c
.——10c
——
Secorcl Candy
Leltch
103
90c
2.50
1.03
4,700
2.50
Rouyn Merger
North span
872
12,700
1,000
52c
36c
North
10
16c
46c
7Vkc
Jan
270
Jan
7c
Apr
2,840
Apr
Jail
7 Vkc
Jan
7c
7c
Mines
Jan
10
5C
Apr
7.20 Apr
;•
Mar
Mar
31c
I
Acme
12c
69c
15,141
2.71
Nickel
33c
Jun
10,250
33c 34%c
Apr
Apr
May
6c
32c
Gold
16
7c
22c
11c
33c
Mar
34c
Gc
2.39
Taku
Jan
Jan
16c
May
10c
36c
62c
29
37,125
22 Vkc
Northgate Exploration Ltd
North Goldci-est Mines Ltd
87 k
6,300
29,100
32c
Mines
Apr
28 7k
8c
37c
8%C
3.35
2872
27c
34c
1.07
Jan
•
22c
8C
2.35
27% Mar
25% Jan
8% May
14%
25c
—.X
3.10
3,746
575
46c
,
New
Nor
500
16
Feb
20c
Vkc Apr
16
36C
Nickel
8
Jail
4.60 Mar
19
Jan
12 %c 12 %c
2.45
New
Jan
25c
—
5%
Feb
16
12 %c
Mines
3.00
62c
17c
„1
_—
29%
15c
Manitoba Mining & Smelting.
__1
Mylamaaue Exploration
Newnorth
4%
1,735
276,600
16c
Anr
Apr
3.00
100
.17
59*
————————
56c
3.30
16c
Warrants
287k
5
3.30
16%
Apr
15c
1
20Vk May
27% Mar
26%
650
4.90
3.30
16%
/
Preferred
—
160
Jan
18%
6c
Jan
28%
27%
Apr
1.04
Mar
10c
Mar
20c
27%
8c
20
7c
14c
—•
75
121
Mar
14%
1,560
9,000
20
27%
Newlund Mines
New
Feb
11c
20
Mines
Kelor.e
Mar
10c
16
Pete
Jason
40c
17%
Mines—
IIosco
Jan
15%
Harricana
New
Feb
18c
16%
Continental Oil of Canada^—
New
54c
8
New Delhi
New
May
39,600
Mines
Goldvue
42c
25c
Develop-
Davies
89% Jan
50c
May
22c
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet
2,605
24c
Mines
New Concord
1.08
20 Vk
45c
111%
—
Apr
20Vk May
1.00
—
Uranium
1.25
19%
20
———-
20%
Apr
Jan
22,695
17% May
Apr
110% 112%
1.01
—
Apr
56c
17%
12
36c
Products
Gc
12,900
Jan
4.90
38%
Mar
80c
_•
300
9c
41% May
25c
9.985
10,090
22,695
8,953
12,230
Jan
56c
—
15,500
—
40
20
9c
Jan
612
-20
Mines
Mar
41%
42c
—
Mines
May
Jan
41
•
Norlartic
G8c
26%
41
50c
Mines
Norgold
10c
Jan
*—
National Steel Car
Noranda
56c
Jan
22%
National Hosiery Mills class B
Feb
4,226
26%
456
50c
—
19%
10c ll%c
95c 1.00
57c
62c
*lc
13c
Jan
25%
lie
11%
3.10
22%
25
—X
8c
10%c
1.00
57c
450
2,361
25%
45c
—
-
Mines
Creek
New
Feb
27c
17%
1
.1
•»
-
18%
1
—1
Lake
Shore
•
National Grocers common
New
Jan
16% Mar
13% Jan
HVkc Jan
2,142
53,137
55,225
National Drug & Chemical common-
New
3.75
25%
National Explorations Ltd
New
Jan
2.90
Jan
17
•
Corp common
Wright Iron
New
Apr
2.85
25
•
-
Moore
Nesbitt
Jan
1.85
18c
1
Porcupine
National
35c
;
Feb
40
Montreal Locomotive Works
Nams
Apr
20c
*
A
Preferred
Mt
129,000
Apr
1.90
49c
May
Apr
•
class
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Multl
22c
1.00
Jan
'
Apr
May
25%
1
Containers
Modern
Apr
•
Mln Ore Mines
10%
—
Lake
Lake
•
Jan
Apr
25c
27c
1.95
72c
Mar
1,000
27c
•
:
28c
8
1.35
1.39
•
New
11%
Mar
1.35
Jan
70c
Jan
68c
8,150
1
Brick
Niagara
3.00 Mar
69c
9,700
Milton
Jan
3.25 Jan
100,910
89c
Mill City Petroleums
Mllllken Lake Uranium
Jan
May
93e
1.85
Jan
25c
Mar
83c
87c
Apr
3.35
2.50 Mar
8%c Jan
1.60
1.65
1-39
—
—
8c
19
Ltd
Woods
1
—_
1074
1
Mines
Cinch.
Dufault
——
Midwest Industries Gas
•
Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
100
4.60 Mar
Labrador Mining &
Lake
14%
5,490
Minerals
(John)
14%
6.70
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Labatt
14 Vk
90c
85c
1
———1
Mines
Gold
Klrkland Townsite
•
*
common—
6.20
warrants--——————
Kirkland
12c
6.30
*
Warrants
C
10c
10%
—•
Kilembe Copper
■Glass
HVkc
8% Mar
Canada
of
X
Mines
48c
27%c Jan
120,800
39,700
9,090
.
Gold
1-47
1.30
.Midrim Mining
Nipissing
Jan
*
50o
Light & Power
Midcon
9Q,
—-—•
1
11
Warrants
Kerr-Addison
Mines
Mercury Chipman Knit
Merrill Island Mining
Mar
16
Feb
95
35c
Gold
Mentor Expl & Dev
.
,
1.78 Mar
Apr
Vk Apr
•
McWatters
Apr
Apr
24 %c Apr
1.00
Jan
Jan
27,490
10%
Kelly Douglas class A
Kenvllle
1,350
81
28c
42,300
Norpax
Kelvinator
1,60
Jan
5% Apr
9c
21c
9,606.
I,700
2,600
15c
1.60
8,646
2,000
22c
43c
55c
300
22c
19c
Nisto Mines
Apr
Jan
60c
5%
18c
May
4% Fob
15c
8c
Feb
1Gc
22c
5%
19c
1.60
Feb
150
Jan
456
5%
15% May
Jan
106
85
33,300
'
Feb
40c
25 %c Jan
10Vk
Mar
2.05 Mar
38c
Apr
Jan
27c
126,167
170,300
Feb
20c
81%
45c
37c
3,000
35c
15%
17c
Jan
1.07
8%c
69c
10,000
30c
14%
42 Vkc Mar
Mar
8%c Apr
11c. Jan
90
38%e
10 % May
37,700
72,700
16% Feb
X
Jan
8
30c
58c
55c
—1
34c
Apr
17c
24c
51c
Jan
37c
22c
29
Publishing
Mining Co
Jumping Pound Petrol—;—
Jupiter Oils
Jowsey
2.20
2.80 Mar
3.87 Mar
27c
54c
Warrants
Jollet-Quebec
Jonsmltlx Mines
Journal
20c
2.65
9%
10%
Mines
Ltd common
Club
Preferred
2.50
9%
14c
X
(1939)
Gold
.Toburke
11%
1
Mines
Jockey
40e
—1
Lake
Jefferson
2.30
-35c
Exploration
Jaye
18c
2.GO
—
7,850
22,925
14,150
4,005
56,565
37,150
1.62
Apr
Mar
•
New
Jack-Watte. Mining
Jacobus
1.45
26c
15c 19 %c
Lake
New
2.55
1.95 May
9,100
118% 123%
*
Mines
New Dickenson Mines
4.35 Mar
Jan
2.30
12
4,600
15c
I23
Lake
Red
7% May
34%. Apr
Apr
Jan
29,800
9%c
Feb
5c
1.25
lie
7%c Jan
12 Vk Jan
17%c
—
55%
48% Mar
21%
5.02G
52,250
3,100
2,325
2.63
Jan
9% Jan
4,507
7,885
7%
32
% Jan
29c
9c
1-45
33 Vkc
15%
New Bristol Oils
24
26c
--
New Alhona Mines
•
common
1,370
27Vk Feb
1
Red
Apr
25
22
16%
Feb
Feb
Mar
15c
May
21% Jan
3Vkc Jan
1.04 Feb
•
.
Apr
Feb
25
Preferred
International
—
18
Apr
common
//' 8c
16%
Feb
3.25
Cc
100
70c
46%c Apr
14%
Ltd
Consol
Ltd
Nealon
7% Mar
21% Apr
7% Jan
4%
37%
I,725
5,800
•
Warrants
Inspiration Mln & Dev
Jan
Jan
14 %
36
325
6%
46%
Mar
Feb
44
4,560
2,845
1,958
9,060
15%
10
1
23
6c
100
13
Apr
12% Jan
20% Feb
12% Apr
5% Jan
75
43%
—.—20
preferred
Iso
6c
35%
41
6,929
14
57k
V—
•
Inland Cement Co pfd
1
43 %
38%
100
-
—
Inglis (John) & Co
Intl
41
May
7.15 May
39% Jan
21% Jan
10
13%
80
Jan
6.70 May
10
50
common
——
Warrants
Inland
20
22%
—
AcceDt
preferred
preferred
$2%
20
22%
57 a
1
Gold
Lake
6.70
62
3,263
80
-
9c-
14 %c
9c
X
-•
—1
I
•
Oils
Moneta
Bank
Imperial
1
Mines
McMarinac
Jan
61% May
35% Mar
Jan
17%
Jan
13,698
1,964
18
9°
•
■
Jan
44 Vk
Mclntyre Porcupine
1.85 Mar
Jan
47
30%
475
1.47
May
35% Jan
2.55 Jan
McKenzle
Apr
9c
25
—X
—
11%C Apr
10
Apr
5% Jan
Feb
8%c
Uranium
Maybrun Mines —- ———T/———-*
Mayfair Oil & Gas—
50o
Feb
58C
3.25
2,090
22,475
36,500
12,500
Maxwell
Apr
25c
24c
41%
73,266
5,700
Preferred
May
11
1.61 Jan
835
31%
Apr
42
4c
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Apr
8%c Jan
42c
Apr
40
1.25
Matachewan
Jan
3 8c
Feb
50
4c
Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Feb
14c
21% Jan
1.14 May
24
4,900
40
1.15
Maritime Mining
Apr
25c
Apr
10
2,000
20c;
17c
11
10%c Feb
iso
11
19c
7%c
6c
—■
Class B
Huron
12C
15c
4.80
Howard Smith Paper common.^...'
Hoyle
Jan
42c
—J•
'Preferred^
8%
225
1.19
4?
Marigold
Apr
2.40
22%
I-20
Marcon
19% May
Ltd—
Co
Class A
■
3,440
9%
•
.
Gold
Consol
11
Jan
Mar
105%
Jan
_•
——
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
49% Mar
Apr
16c
—X
-
Maneast
7.50
Mar
24%
2°
-J*
—
9c
Goldfieids
Feb
20
Apr
103%
7%c
1
Dauch
&
Oil
14%
165
9%
--
1
Bell
100
13,830
—
3,200
Malartlc
Majortrans
Jan
2.00 Feb
2.40
19%
10%c
*
1
-——1
—1
—1
•
*
Mines
Hollinger
Home
Paper
.
1,000
17 %
105%
10%
1
1
Mines
48%
X
Jan
9%c
6c
X
-
Mines
Maher Shoe Ltd
Feb
10%c
7%c Apr
38% Jan
2,500
105% 105%
18%
——100
•
Gold
7%C
Cons
13c
4.10 Apr
13% Apr
2.40
1
*
----
common
Harding Carpets
Rock
—
-•
7%C
48%
1
Lake-
Red
Magnet
-
55c
3.05
41
3.20
—*
B
Jan
40%
--
25c
40
H16
.*
;
3,815
10,900
1.14
r~
1
A
class
19
Jan
14% Mar
17,436
9,450
16%
Jan
8c
1,400
8C
4.80
Bloedel
Madsen
Mar
27% May
14c
Mar
Jan
9c
8,600
16
20c
2.00 Jan
15 %
—
-
8C
Apr
Class
131/2 Mar
Jan
•
26
-—30
1st preferred
Hard
6,793
10c
9%c
10c
Macmillan
32
100
Alabastme
Mines
Farms
13%
.
20
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Apr
Apr
3%c Apr
COO
—
Gold
Hardee
5%C
12
3.10
.1
Mines
&
4%c
Apr
Apr
Feb
34c
22%
I
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd——
3.05
Jan
2.66
2.90
29c
9c
Macfie
May
High
Low
High
2.80
2-87
30c
X
X
6.25
4.50
1,260
201,005
27%
Warrants
Lime
5.80
5.65
Low
Par
•
-
Macassa Mines
5.00
Apr
8
Macdonald Mines
12%
12
3.00
1
Gurney Products preferred
Gypsum
Feb
Jan
3.90
27%
Mines—
Lake
9%
3,796
1,540
9%
4.75
10
■
Gwillim
1,917
11%
93
Feb
44
—9c
—
-
Mines
Lead
12
11
5c
13
'
•
——,
Guaranty Trust
915
5.70
————_
Greynawa Uranium
Greyhound Lines
93
•
————
warrants
4.95
MAY
\ •
Apr
5%
4.95
4.55
—
—
Apr
4.95 Apr
100'
WEEK ENDED
Jan
6%
5%
11%
91%
11%
11%
•
•
—
FOR
High.
87%
/
CLiSSB
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
25
6
6
6
Low
High
1
a
14%
Apr
9.20 Mar
18% Jan
12%
Jan
36% Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, May 11
.
.
1959
(2174)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
1.55
1.C0
4.50
4.75
20c
1,995
25c
17,700
Pipeline
common
Credit common——.—~
Si Oil preferred
&
Develop
Powell
1.84
49,755
1.50 Mar
1.05
1.20
14,555
1.05
Apr
1.05
1.10
10,377
101
Jan
123 Jan
1.72
15,500
1.70
96,900
11
11
1,270
10
38 la
38%
40
2,290
36%
66
61%
Jan
10,575
2.85
Jan
4.40
4.65
3,020
4.40 Mar
5%
5%
2,870
4%
Jan
2.10
2.10
2.20
11,220
1.55
Jan
2.80 Mar
7.15
7.15
7.60
2,035
6.00
Feb
8.35 Mar
4.00 Mar
5.00 Jan
1.10 Jan
3.30 Jan
31,100
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
34,764
49c
Jan
76c
Mar
United Oils
45c
49c
11,650
44c
Apr
77c
26c
26c
31c
19,700
25'/aC
Jan
48c
Mar
Mar
5 lie
5%c
6c
20,000
Apr
7%'cMar
United Steel Corp
Unite<i Telefilm Ltd'.
Upper Canada Mines
5.55
5.30
6.05
5,650
19c
18 %C
19C
3,100
85c
89c
11,500
20%
21
1,984
14,981
3,000
11%
Jan
——J
12c
4,575
8%c
Jan
1.25
1.20
1.44
.—1
*
—
1.96
33c
7c
48c
108,100
6%C
8c
25,000
1.15
1.15
1.15
TOO
1.22
1.22
1.24
1,700
30c
Mfg common
30c
10c
1
;
41c
——*
/
.
Consol
55,700
12,766
10
7",089
96%
98
241
9c
3,375
82%
83%
3,640
9.90
1,373
%
19%
360
10%
11%
7,665
10c
1,000
1
Mines
10
•
of Canada
Oil
97
47c
10c
100
Koyal Bank
43c
9c
9%
common
—
Preferred
33
8.75
19%
11%
25
.
—•
Industries
oar.
24c
8.75
19
Ryanor Mining —i__—-1
qi?-
i?7
An,-
1Q?/
12?
Corp
Lawrence
5%
preferred
Maurice
St
Salada
——
Gas
Mar
Mai
17% Feb
White
16%
Jan
19% Alar
Willrov
99%
99 %
99%
80
97%
Jan
101
Mar
1-25 Jan
94c
94c
1.00
14%
*
13%
14%
9.15
58c
62c
7,298
56c
19,000
12c
Apr
94c
Jan
42
Jan
2,610
1.20
32,200
1
1.16
1.13
51
52
150
1.17
1.10
1.20
12,573
—
47c
53c
2,876
13%
13%
175
5.50
5.80
2,450
31%
32%
4,727
49c
_
—
B
Sheep
preferred
preferred-—.
.
Gordon
Pherrltt
Silver Standard Mines.
Silverwood Dairies class A
S
D
K
Slater
Souris
14
715
13
Ltd
31% May
8% Aiar
3.20 Feo
1.90
38
7,018
180
1,58 Jan
36 4 Jan
<5c Apr
34% Jan
34
Jan
87 Jan
14% Jan
2.25 Feb ;
Jan t
1.06 Jan (
44% «Apr ;,
44% Apt
95/ Mar
24%/Apr ; >
1.75
37
85c
42 43%
43%
5,100
2,090
1.864
90
23
1,985
80c
90
107
108
75
7%
1.83
1.18
3.826
16.620
900
Oil
31%
yaie
r.ead
A...
5
.
—
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yankee
Yelloiex
..
..
1
20c
-
Gil
i
Alines
36
100
35
Feb
40
Jan
37% Mar
43
Feb
Yellowknife
205
48
75
45%
Jan
48
2,995
750
1.37
2,263
32c
9%e
7c
34c
10c
8c
1.34
39,600
24.000
11,500
1.45
1.55
900
95c
Jan
3.40
47,325
3.05 May
4.60 Jan
5,600
9%c
"/*%-
.
30c
Jan
25c
11%
465
11
Alar
37
6,205
32
Jan
Feb
38% Mar
80c
83c
19,461
65c
Jan
83c
1.85
2.05
1.95
29
15c
29
18c
9,702
19,550
97c
Jan
1.44
164,000
68c
Jar.
11,990
1.44-May
6%c
28c
20c
Feb
Jan r-
38c "Apr »
3oc ^'Feb j.
Spartan
80
82
675
28C
32c
108,700
•
5%C
5%
5%
550
1.95
1.60
1.95
2,200
17c
17c
19c
24,400
Warrants
.
_
Mines & Oils
Spooner
30s
Mines
Stadacona
•
Paving & Material*
Stand
6tanlelgh
12c
lie
•
52%
52
1
Uranium Corp
75c
72c
4,059
53
•*
535
82c
21,545
63%
—
Feb
Alar
5
Prices
,
Arc
Shown
Jan
22c
20c
53%
•
35c
35c
39c
4,840
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
88c
88c
92c
6,350
85c
Apr
Stan well
Oil
1
64c
62c
68c
7,828
60c
Alar
Btarratt
Nickel
1
6%c
6 %C
7%c
21,617
Stedman
Bros
40
41
Warrants
Steel
Gas
:
„•
Canada
of
•
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steeloy
River
1
Gold
13%
Cons
21,080
34%
11,950
101
235
18c
16,200
16c
Gold-.
"ri
6,029
4.380
16c
Jan
27c
16
I,605
11%
Feb
5.00
5.50
920
315
Jan
16%
17
2,380
15%
Jan
4%c
5,100
4%c Mar
6%c Jan
1,375
111.255
'
17% Feb
4%c
15%
•
4.65
4.65
4.85
1.11
1.10
1.16
3 PO
Feb
dan
Jan
30
30
30%
305
83c
87c
1 25 Apr
27
32
Jan
Apr
Mar
10,500
70c
67c
67c
500
60c
Apr
80c
18
18%
3,560
9*
Jan
18% Alav
8%
200
8%
Apr
91a Alar
2.03
1.99
2.05
8,575
3.45
3.30
3.50
8,360
97c
common
Gold
Calgary
Canada
-
;
88c
1.09
19,200
Ltd
Canadian
common-
Gen
71%
71%
72
7%
7%
18
Inv
1,290
800
■♦
Apr
2 48
Jan
3.60 Apr
36c
63
1.13
Jan
Jan
63, b
Jan
.
undmark
Warrants
66c
65c
70c
20.850
64c
7%c
7 %c
9c
II.900
5V2C
1.16
1.13
1.28
1.11
24c
24c
26c
33,450
12,400
20c
Mar
99c
Jan
Feb
16c
Apr
Apr
1.96 Jan
Apr
25c
Apr
7.50
•
-
—h—-*
1
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40
6
40%
6
80
3,066
4,665
6%
t
1,389
10,500
100
100
120
y
.
490
865
3,630
,
5 J-n
37,2 Jan
4414 44-4
2.50 2.70
125
42
1,680
463
1,345
275
1,675
1.090
1.05
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40e40%c
425
'11.500
475
99c Apr
60c Feo
100
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.
:—
2.65
43%
43%
*
—
45%
T.05
%
72c.
40c
s
.
.
Feb
2.00 Apr
40
, .
45 -Febs
2.90 Apri
50
Jan
1.06 Jan
<6c/Mar;
40%May
35% Feo
i
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
Cash sale (not Included In year's
g^-Jan ,
43% May
(3*2
---
•
•
36%^Feb;
3.30 Jan
4.85.^
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-2'« Apr
25^4Ffeb,
9 * ^eD
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3- Apr. . • -36%May
35 Mar- ; 48 Jan
5 Jan 8 -Mar . •
39 May _/ 4o tFeb •
15c Jan
25c. Feb-"
86- Mar
92 -Apr
40 Apr - . 46 ..Feb» •
19 4 Jan
|§
j
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jari:
28% May
36'
111,4 May,.
l-l /Mar<
21-.-4-Mar
32 Apr
138 Jan
161 Apr
31-a Apr
. 36% Mar;
•
.28% -28%
—.111% 111%
31
30% 31:!«
.164 .. • 161 ♦ 165
32%
32% 32%
;
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46 ,/Mar ,
6,2 Apr
27% May
3,754
135
20
2.447
*
* No par value.
t
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*
a Odd lot sale (not Included ,in year's
range). 1
,
,
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in year's range). J
;
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:
;
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•
r
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4.45
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23
14%
36%
40
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41%
j
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t
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5
I7e
• 17c 17%c
87 /.
87
90
45 %
45' 45
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26 .27%
1
'
•
Apr
74
Alar
7% Apr
———--1
FOOTNOTES TOR
Feb
0^
1.87
"
^H>roieums
Bros
—
36%
„
Southwest Petroleum — i.—
Yukon Cons Gold Corp
Zellers ——+
——
—
'
Alar
89c
Jan
•
•
-i_—41
—-•'?
International Utilities
L—.5
Loblawlnc
—0
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
-:2.50
Ogilvie Flour common
—:
;
V
Pend Oreille Mines—
:—
1
5% Mar
1 00
i.uu
*
Gaspe Copper Mines—2
International Paper —i
Mar
16%
•
Mines
'
Preferred
9 fi'i Mar
Tail
87B
Hughes
'
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16
Apr
5.50 Aor
_
Tiara Mines
TP*
11c "Mar
2,500
20c
trust
'»"•
Jan
8c
2.34
Prir,-
Mines
Temagaml
Texaco
6%c
8c
19c
i
Pearson
Third
23c
2.20
Preferred
Texa«
Apr
Jan
19c
50c
:
Dalhousle Oil
Dominion Glass common.-.
Dominion Oilcloth Lino
Dupont- Co of Canada (1956)
Jan
12c
2.25
15%.
Alar
34% May
102
99% Mav
18c
ordinary^.
Gold
Taurcanls
Teck
Feb1
13%
32
•
common
Petroleum
Industries
Voting
23%
13%
~
1
1
Tamblyn common
Tavln-
8%c Jan
5.00
Propane
Sylvanite
79
Jan
99%
Warrants
Swttson
Jan
6c
19,000
34 %
-
Inlet
68%
78
7c
100%
'
Surf
4,097
"
43% Alar
1
;
Sunburst Explor
Su^ertosl
Jan
j
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
Superior
36%
76
77%
Jan
415
1
A
Preferred
Sturgeon
■■
'
Jan
7%c Jan
6c
I
•
2.00
8*>c
Jan
.
Low
7nn
43
4.25
18%
.
23
14%
35%
40
■.
6
39
%
Range Smce Jan..4
Shares
..
27% 28%
28
4.25
19%.
/ 23
/
.
.
ttirrii
.
Asbestos Corp
•
Bulolo Gold Dredging
5
Canada At. Dominion Sugar —;
_•
Canadian bronze common
,'
Canadian Cottons common
—
*
Canadian Genera) Investments
Canadian Ingersoll Rand—*
Canadian Marconi t—1
Consolidated Paper
—:
-•
Apr
5c
—100
class
Steinberg
40
Alar
33c
Range
r mv
Andian National Corp.—6
6
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper—" 43
Angh, Newimitidtund Develop.,
:
8
6r?a
6%
1.40 Jan
66c
Jan
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
/
-v-
.
Jan
Jan
May
j
?
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Curb Section
—
Week's
Last
p
Jan
Feb
lie
47V6
72c
Apr !
1
8c
:
Exiircsscil in Canadian
Sale Price
/
2.50 Jan
1.30 Mar
16c
5c May
' ' -*-
Toronto Stock Exchange
82
May
49c Alar
7% Jan
Feb
24c
Stanrock
&
1.525
26c 26 %c
—:
=
26%c
STOCKS
80
Services
Air
38.900
33c
31c
I'riday
29c
j
Apr
v
_*
—.1
8%c Feb
7c May
5e
"■'■'/■ M,
Ltd
Oils
1.6o*Feb
40c .Mar J
14c Jan;
10c 'Feb .
/ l
Jan
1.28
33c
Co
Union
;
1.25
Metal
IfEi
110
15c
1)1
•
12
r,
1.32
)
24,780
•
'
18c
.
;
5c
Mines.:
Mines—
——1
1
Zulapa Mining——————
//-'■
—
Mar
23c
-
5% Apr /
.
Zemnac
'
2,/'Feb j.
24% Apr, 13% Apr
1.28 Apr
26c
(j
1.25
1.84 Mar
3.05
32c /
1
•
:
Bear
(II G)
share for each 25 held)
(One
18% Jan
J.1G Jan
13%
1-33
Yukeno Alines
Young
Jan
11%
Southam
Southern
250
1.33
class
1.01 Apr
26%
23%
15c
5%
26
23
12%
...
8% Jan
2.60 Jan
1.85 Jan
22c Jan
ll%C Feb
19%c.-Feb
14c Alar
7c Jan
14e Jan
4% Feb
25
Apr
26
23
12%
.
.
105% Apr
V* Apr
1.65 Mar
5,000
1.000
200
8e
•
A
15'% Jan
May
8c
15c
51n
14c/I5%c/,-, 20.,)OJ
14%e /
1
Being exchanged for
Landa
100
7%
1.65
1 12
'
__*
Stores
90
300
20%
J„—I
warrants
1,915
90
1
2.30 Jan
1.75 Mar
31% ( 34
9% 4.00
9%
3.80
.
108
;
4.10 May
Jf?"^k
20%c-.Feb
28c Mar ;
93c Jan ,
1.09 Apr
9c Jan
34 -May
U Jan
4.40 Jan
~~
I
class
42
—1
Oil Co
13
,
6 7oMar ...
22c Apr
7»c Apr
6c Jan
1,300
6,000
41%
7%
1.65
_
Indus
42
35%
Rol
Valley
Class A
7.30 Jan
35
Jan
5.10
11%
Manufacturing
Van
2,950
68,020
85c 1.00
6%c 6%c
—
—
-
(J)
48
3.10
93c
1.85
36%-Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
79c
1.76
15c
42
Wrlghl-Hai greaves-
Apr
35%
common
Slocan
80c
15
'24%c26%c
1.80
37
•
Alexander
Woodward
Mar
—•
..
Mines Ltd
Slscoe
1.43 Mar
———_50c
——•
Ltd
Simpsons
Wood
1.30 Mar
May
12
4.10
25c
4.60 Feb
11c Feb
3.50 Apr
21c Jan
10%c Jan
Wc Jan
75c Mar
—
——1
—
36
42
50
50
50o
1
Gold
Creek
32
Wood
Jan
47c
3.75
23c
505
46,660
5,160
10,600
08,100
15,908
9%
.100
——
—-
Coghfan —I
Windfall
Apr
57
1.10 May
6
20c
3.80
—I
—
Yukon
&
Alines
Winchester Larder
16%c Jan
68c
preferred
Pass
Wiltsey
11% Mar
Mar
12c 12 %C
5
•
__■
Warrants
16% Mar
^
8.85 Mar
8.75
50c
1
-
Metal
Class
13% Mar
60c
Scythes common
■
'*
Security Freehold
*
Shawlnigan Water & Power com
•
Class A—i——i—-ii-—
A
-
9.15
Petroleum
Class
lf85
Mar
85c
7,800
10.
12%C
———i——
Deben tures
Satellite
Alar
10,228
1
Petroleums
Sapphire
800
17
1
Gold
Gold
River
Scarcee
16
—
Antonio
2nd
16
common/./*..-..
5%
17c
21%
100
,
32% Mar
13
-—*
-
—
16%
16
11,367
42%
16%
———_l
.Shirriff Horsey
Warrants'
San
Sand
—J.
Products
1
»
com
35
13c
t
j
-CO-Feb
8.45 Feb
1.95 Apr
0.20 Jan
1.500
3,381
.j,.;
j
Jan
10c Feb
-Jan ■ .'"v.e-34 .• Mar j-.
Jan
i
Feb
2Q60Mayf
Jan
4
Jan
_ 64May j,
2.10
6.90
'/—
6%c
1
7c
27/4
0%
2.00
31
1.35
-
2.00
6.50
33%
93c
*
—»
•
: •
S6
St
class A
Cement
St Lawrence
12,100
8,239
100
300
150
28.125
—
4%% preferrVd"S~"!!----I6o
Warrants
Itl
12c
2.05 Mar
2.60 Apr
10% Jan . / l2%Mar
80c Jan
88c Jan ';//v l-W-Mar
1.78
Western Decafta" Petroleum
Western Grocers class A—
Western Naco Petrol---——
Weston R
(Geo) class A
rinss
j
'
36,740
513
322,040
8,805
25c
13c
Oil
Warrants
hn
23% Jan
AmApi
10c
10c
101,910
35
1
Western Canada Breweries
Western Copper
83% Mav
Tan
Bn
h
/an
I4%c Jkn
19% Mav
May
1
—1
•
Westeel
Jan
}$v
9oeilVSh
7ni'
ion
S
Mai
9
50c
6
19c
i
•
common
West Canadian Oil & Gas_
Warrants
West Malartic Alines
Jan
13/2
w
a
—*
•
W)
&
Westluirne
r
Mai
14/ Maj
14c
19,100
1
Wel)b & K"app Canada Ltd
Weedou Pyrite Copper
Werner Lake Nickel
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
v«h
19
MO
..—
,
8c 9>ac
29% 30%
7% 7%
2.75 2.80
35%
39
2.32 2.64
8c
20
7%
2!75
39
2.40
Watei'oiis Equipment. —;—
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
llC Mai
vth
Jf„ ^eb
400
16c
9%
•
Preferred
19
14c
10 %c 11 %c
50c
Ltd
100
19
14c
45 lie
1
1
.—
——
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
17%
i'fin
In
i?
av*
12i500
19
Tvrir
oZ2
5,998
41c
17%
n7
7,000
9%C 10 %C
36c
17%
....—*
Mines
30c 30 %C
inr
n«5
i
1
—*
c% ^Feb
15c Mar%.;0- 24c' Jan y
8% Jan
.12%'Mar 10% Jan "•-% 13 -Mar j
15% Jan
17% Feb
50% Mar'%
53%*4ay »-
2.45
-
101
,
I
", 6.75-Feb |
60c-Mar ,
30c Jan
4-,'5 Jan
20c. Mar J
4 a Jan
12 12%
-2.50 3.30
98c 1.01
-
2.00
6.50
(G
Walker
Zki ri«
7n^ Sn
i L
Tih
I'oa iph
hZ Si
^
rn
1
2.90
j
i
40c
12%
—•
Waite Amulet Mines—
65c
-in
•"
---*
1
Wajiuvriglit Prod & Ref
Mnr
K1
J J
Mai
in"
Api
30c
6,083
8,275
1
1
Uranium
preferred—-
Russell
35c
2.09
l
—1
Uranium
Rupununl Mines
Boyallte
30c
1.96
1
Ain
159,283
30c
—1
_1
Rexspar
petroleum
Jan
23c
12%
11c
——.—
Athabasca
15c
20c
11%
11c
20c
Jan
23c
Feb
15%'Mar
17c Mar
2.30
•
"2.27
40c
•
1
.
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
—
Class B ——
Victoria & Grey Trust—
Violamac Mines
Jan
95c
22Vu
12%
—•
Rlx
Jan
Feb
•
/Ranger Oil
Rio
22c,S Mar
Jan
80c
19
20%
Ltd
—
144%c
•
1
1
....
Radlore Uranium Mines—
Rowan
86c
5c
1
Fortune
!
r
22c Mar'
340
150
95.
6,735
r_
New
]
28c Jan ;
4.90 May %
6.90 Jan t
1.60 Feb/2.03 Jan
22
Apr
25
Jan j
55
Feb
' 58%*»tay •
.46
May
53 - Mar
3.95 Apr ;
4.65 Jan '39c Jan
61c-Mar
-
12,550
2,425
-
—
29c.
/'v'
4,170
1,285
10C
Class A preferred—
Union Mining Corp—
United Asbestos
vc'-
26,000
46c
1
1
-I
1
-
22%c
57c
Feb
Canada——
ol
Gas
_
34,700
300
790
167«
53
8c
Union
United
Quemont Mining —
Quonto Petroleum —
Rocky
.
—
12%
50c
Mines———.——..1
Rockwin Mines
—1;
495
.
I5el7%c
12 ... 12
12% l2%
53c
1
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Roche
common
preferred
...
16c
-1
-———*
*
•
50
t
—1
5%
■'
5%
'
44% Jan
43% Jan
43 Jan
-JBAt Jan
11% Jan
1.30 Jan
30/®--Jan
%%-Apv
30 se Feb
600
10.600
22c
-'20c
;—
10i060
»
33c
8c
Quebec
$1
Acceptance
2nd
,
7% Feb
2.55 Mar
15,675
2.95
2.80
90c
1,250
94c
90c
'
10,912
4.60
4.15
4.25
2.85
Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium Corp
Robertson
20c
'
*
5.30-
" * 33c
'—
High
94c (May t.
45c -Apr
62%:May/
51 -Apr
47 /Mar ;!
59 /&Mar j
'/*/ Jan--1
.
10%
17
52% 53%
22c 22%c
—1
5.00'
4.90 5.25
United Canso voting trust——1
1.91
1.85 1.99
United Corps Ltd class B_
;—* '
-23
23
United Fuel Inv class A pfd———'150
58 58%class B preferred
———25
' .47
46
" 47
United Kerio Hill—
•
4.00
3.95 4.05
Airways
Mines
1
-1
.—
—
SI)awkey
Union
5% Jail
SVi
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-
Renabie
Ultra
4.35 Apr
4.40
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Reeves
Macdonald
%
Mar
366
4.00
80c
.
Jan
70
66
3.70
——
Producers
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Mines
45c
Mar
65%
3.95
Gas
Rainvllle
43% Feb
Jan
36c
Twin, City Gas—^—r
12
Mar
LO%
214,620
22%c Jan
2,500
2iC Jan
5,079
51
Jan
810 37
Jan 110
41% Jan
4/p
56
Jan
1.5009c Apr
3.162 37 Apr
39%
365
37 Apr
40% ^ 460
38 / Apr
6.50
280
4% Jan
9.00
670
8 Jan 99c
4.400
89c Feb
j
--29
18.848 - 25 -. Mar/
14%"-'? 34,253
-.10-4 Mar
22c^ ;- 4,500
17c .Jan//
24
■.5IQ■ 22_2 May - *.
High.
94c
37c
62%
50
43%
59
9c
'41
Par
,
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—_T
—
—:
Trlnh v Chibougamau —:
1
Mar
1.74 Apr
Jan.
1.10 Mar
1,650
37c
;
12c
Jan
7c
1.62
Pronto Uranium Mines
.
Jan
6c
6%c
36c
29c
Mar
22c
7c
Dome
Quebec Manltou
9,850
1.06
—
Mfg
Prospectors
1.80 Jan
1.30May
15,400
11
President Electric
Provo
26%
Jan
1.30
Iron Ore
East
1.50
15,500
—
_
Powell Rouyn Gold
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy
Preston
19%
Apr
Apr
Feb
1.77 Mar
2.78 Mar
1-64 Jan
—
......
Pipe
7C
1.65
—
Power
Premium
26
Jan
1.07
River
Prairie
36
21c
1.68
'
Gas
Placer
Mar
Apr
,1.75
Uranium
Ore
Oil
Jan
30
Feb
16%c
1.54
——
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
9
70
18c
1.55
Petrol Oil & Gas
Place
4,160
22c 22%c
Mines
Oil & Mine?—
Peruvian
10
34%
1.30
1.35
Gas
Gold
Feb
26
10
common
PerroD
Jan
3 15
25c
Apr
22C
Feb
36c
Apr
11% Jan
22 %c
24c
.
5.30 Jan
2.15 Feb
5.00 Apr
9%
—
Ltd
Exploration
Penmans
115
1.300
;
Tombill Gold Mines
—-•
Torbril Silver Mines
;—
1
Toronto Dominion Bank——
-10
Toronto Elevators ——————
Feb
65c
Jan
34%
Consol
Peinoina
Feb
Jan
4.45
42,100
16%C 16 %C
Mar
2.85
32c
5,127
18c
Exploration
Permo
1,350
1.59
JPaj mallei
Peoples
4.75
4.70
Warrants
PCE
7,500
8
Low
75c—'-•r 35c
.62%
60
45 '
45
Toronto General Trusts'-.--—-=--~--/20
43%.
Toronto Star preferred——50
59
58%
Towagmac Exploration-'—:——-—/-l
6c *
9c
Traders Finance class A————
* ..39% ' 39%
Class L ———I
39
5% preferred
—-40
—
' 39
1956 warrants —
—
6.50
1957 warrants —
—
3.50
8.50
Trans Canada Explorations Ltd—;——1
" Die ••'•'■90c
Trans Canada Pipeline
;
1
271« , 26%
Transmountsin Pipe Line
———-•
13%'-'.:.13%
Transcontinental Resources -J—- /V.'/i' .. 18c
Trans Prairie Pipeline—^22% . ' 22%
Triad Oil —
i—
*> ' 4.95
4.90
~
7%c Jan
56c
Jan
4.00 Jan
Apr
40c
500
50c
4.75
Pato Consol Gold—
Peerless
40c
3.15
.
Canada——•
of
Patino
—
—
Uranium
Pater
6.299
40c
41c
Drilling
Parker
5c
4,000
3.05
Amalgamated Mines—
Pardee
5%
5%c
5 lie
Parbec Mines
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WEEK
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Number 5845
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Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
■
.
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, May 8
y
-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")
or.bought (indicated by the '^sked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
-
not
_
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Far
Industrials and Utilities
Ralston
Aerovox Coip___;
.
American
Aiuer
Bos
l.
;
Air Products Inc.:.
"i ' '1
_1_.
13
48
:
■
•
23 Vi
—5
Commercial Barge Line—5:
American Express Co
lo
American
36%
Greetings CI "A"_—1
Hospital Supply Corp—4
M
P
Ardeu
Incorporated
preferred
Arizona Public Service Co
5
Arkansas Missonri Power Co_45
Arkansas- Western Gas Co—5
Art Metal Construction
Co—10
Aztec
C.'i
&
Gas
Haloid
Xerox Inc
Hanna
(AI
44 -2
21%.
40%.
24%
23
Bell
&
Houston
28
343»
19%
21%
2144
23 %
.
ins
10
9%
64V2
__1
■
v
Gokserf;
Indian
;
22
18%
46,%
49%
14%
15:,»
8%
9%
Beryllium
46%
50 3 a
30%
32%
J.
Light Co__l
Black Hills Power &
Black Sivails ft IJrysun Inc com.l
24¥»
Foods Sturcs..—_—_^i>;v/. 2134
Industries. Inc...1'.'.
8%
Bp water Paper Corp ADR., 44
634
Bowser
Brown
InP; $1.20
&
preferred—25
Sbarpe Altg Co
Inc.
_L—_
Class
7% i 4
30
32%
27%
30 3 a
_io
53%
57
18
19%
Cerii
1
70
83»
A
Soul hern
Jack <fc
14
5
17
18%
Utilities
Jamaica
Water
Jefferson
270
30 %
•
5
43
14%
12%
1
1
4%
22%
Interstate
Tel___
California
1
10
36%
38%
Suntide
Syntex
22 3 4
Keystone Portland Cein Co
47
51%.
Koehring
Carpenter paper Co
1
4
.
Ketchum
Inc
Co
10%
11%
3
40%
15%
Coco
Steel Products
21%
9%
7%
30%
3%
21 >4
22%
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
,-tCentral III Elec & Gas Co
10
32%
34%
Lau
Co—
1
Central Indiana CiaKiCo.______5
15%
50
16%
Liberty Loan Corp
1
53 %
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
26%
27%
Ling
29%
32
Corp
10
c
Ceiftrah Louisiana Electric Co_5
Central Maine -Power Co__;
10
.Central
Public
Utility Corp
6
4<
Central
4'
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens U.til Co
ml
cl A„33¥aC
com
Common class B
33%c
4 iCIihton-Engines Corim__-.4—-;l
Coastal
-
States Gas
Collins
Radio
Colonial
Co
Stores
Prod.:
4__
Inc
Colorado Interstate
Colorado-
1
:
2%-
Gas
Co
Gas
il
>;
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Cousol Froightways-4a—_a^_2.50;
Consolidated
•'»
'
Cross
Company,——_4—
Engine Co Inc
Cutter Laboratories com
Common
Ltd
15%
Machine Specialties
Darling <1. A' Co
Delhi-Taylcr Oil. Corp.—u
-
35%-
38%
79%
u
74
J.8 4
18
5
Class
Miles
1
26%
—1
1
19%
11%
82%
34%
14%
18%
Detroit
>
Harvester
Detroit
Intermit
Publishing
A
Di-Noc Chemical
Dictaphone
Arts
21%
1
Inc
Monogram
Mountain
Donnelley
-.17,
Duffv-Mott
Lit
Co
& Bradstreet
Indust—1
Co
10
Gas
Homes Corp
Class B
Oil
&
New
Nicholson
Co__5
37%
40 3
1
28%
30%
Nortex Oil
luck,—__m,i
49%
52%
North
8%
8%
North
'<
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CO
20'/a
2
22%
24%
Co-_4^,
11%
East
Inc—4—45(Jc
'18%
Tennessee'Na t.
'
Eastern
'
Eastern Utilities
Industries
Gas.
Eng
Co
File
Thermador
Norris
Associates
Elcetro-Voice .Inc-4-—
.1_„l
Equity OibCa
.•
28-
34
60
64
7834
82%
Pan
22 %
24%
Parker Hannifin Corp
20%
22
Pendleton
13%
14%
Pepsi-Cola
Fisher Brctircfs Co
2.50
Fisher Governor Co__
1
Florida Steel Corp___
1
.
Food
Inc
-
:
Pacific
Pacific
American
■
Bank
Gas
Packing.
Co
County
.
New
60 i\
59-m
63 M
National
Bank
86¥a
345^
28V2
Amer.5
366
30%
■
34-
4
33
001
75
17¥«
79%
First Natl
18%
First
2%
3
22%
00
First Natl Bank of Chicago__l00
Cc
First
Natl
Camden
Bk
-IAX'
92%
78 /4
37%
10
39¥2
28
42¥2
Natl Bank of Boston._12%
82%
Natl
of Dallas
Bank
326
342
36
38%
65%
10
(Jersey City).25
Passaic
69
■
25
County
Bank
of St
Louis_-20
—1
6%
10¥2
11%
Co—5
19%
21%
First
Co__70c
1
20¥4
28
1
Natl
Natl
Westchester
71
75%
76
79%
76%
of
48
51¥s
Bank
Rochelle
New
Franklin
10
Bank
Natl
of
5
30%
Girard Trust Corn
19%
13%
Guaranty
Merged
15%
17
Permanenle Cement
1
25%
27
Co
16
17%
Pfaudler-Permutit
j—10
31 ¥4
33%
Trust
38%
Pickering
Lumber
Corp——3%
11%
21%
23
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
•
36%
38 ¥2
Co
____1
3ia4
34 3«
38¥4
Exch
Bk__15
Trust Co (NY)
with J. P. Morgan
31 %
53
33%
56¥4
&
12¥4
_♦
34%
Long
Island N Y
12%
*.
2
Portland General Electric Co.7%
37¥4
Producing Properties lire—10c
6¥a
6%
2.50
63»
7
'
pfd.__20
1958
21
"
Telcp Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred
.20
Giant Portland Cement Co__^_l
*.20%
Tool Co.2
Fire Brick
Co
5
Hanover
Bank
Harris. Tr
&
of
Sav
New York—10
Bk
(Chic)—20
49%
103
52%
110 1
63 ¥2
24 ¥4
27
BankZIIIIIlO
42 ¥4
44%
20
53 ¥2
56%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
74%
J)
Philadelphia Natl
Tradesmen's
&
Xrust
Bank
(Philadelphia)
160
37%
of
Providence R
For
Com
footnotes
\
(N
Y)_10
10
44 ¥2
48 ¥4
85%
89
19 ¥4
21 ¥4
8%
m
St Louis Union Trust Co..—20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)—
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank (Ufa
Angeles)
*2%
Security Natl Long Island M Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
(New York)
25
Co (N Y)—-10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland).
10
——10
(Boston)
Y)_—20
see
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank &
10
I
preceding
page.
78
175
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Blc of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Valley Nat Bk
30"%
1
35 ¥a
93%
651
60
N
46%
35
Ltd
Products
89%
610
5
(Haekensack
42%
28%
Corp
Purolator
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
United States Trust Co—
Nail Bank of
Purex
25
51%
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
42%
Bk
Industrial
14
30%
(N Y)
39
Industrial
13
26%
York Trust Co
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)__100
32%
86
110
86
(Winston-Salem
Trust Co—
N C)
o
9%
90%
116
90%
36
40%
53
56%
23 ¥2
25¥a
43 %
47%
44
47 ¥4
27
29%
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11 ¥4
51
54%
30%
33%
90%
94
53
56 ¥4
193^
21%
8%
30¥«
27%
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
United States Trust (N
21
24
43
19%
8 %
1
—-1
58
38
Eng Trust Co (3oston)_l00
18
19%
Corp^
54 ¥2
64
28 %
Sugar
70
48%
38
1
Alegre
32%
66
BostonIl2%
59%
Hamp
5
of New Mexico—8
Punta
25
35¥2
Co
25%
79%
29%
Essex
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)..8
Co of New
24
26¥2
75
•
Pub Serv
—
24%
of Newark—12%
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Trade Bk & Tr
Pub Serv
Gen
Pubco Petroleum
Morgan Guaranty
Hudson
20%°
34¥2
Potash Co of America
__7.50
;_
Banking Co (N J)
jjew
59 ¥2
Bank
(Albany)
Co
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co„10
19%
Portsmouth
37%
form
30%
1
35
34»2
Glddings&Lewis Mach
8%
to
29
.%—B
Steel
33%
5%
7%
Co
79%
21%
•
Comercial
Boston
First National Bank of
First
5%
10
Detroit
86%
(Atlanta!
Bank
First Natl
43%
of
National Bank of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve)__16
Trust
97
56
—
National Bank
Provident
(Camden N J)------—6%
35¥«
13%
94
Yor]c
New
5 ¥2
4%
53
Npvv
,a
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&
76%
49
35
-33
30%
169
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co-
Natl State Bk
50%
221
in
o
rr,
28%:
72
,4
26
(NY).—____50
5
160
37
oil
of
-
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis )_^5
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
National
__
__5
(~Pgh)l25
National Newark &
(SF).lO
Tr Co
Bank
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Natl Blc & Tr Co
48
81 ¥2
33%
(White Plains
o
Meadow Brook Natl
iui
45
rn
T»
Co (Philadelphia)
ot-
50.
Co
18
10
P)
56%
—10
(Chicago) .25
Bottlers—1
2%
(A
12%
(NY)--10
(NYt
Trust Co
York)U.---5
35%
Service Co
Green
Trust
(Chicago)
_2
General-Crude Oil Co.:
General Gas Corp
Gen Telcp .Calif)
47%
Commercial Blc of North
12%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Garlock
31 /b
44%
44¥<
Phila
(Savannah)..
.4
Cg___-1
Bk
City Natl Bk & Tr
'Il l/
or.
41%-
10
Cleve—16
of
Southern
&
Corp_2
Paper__10
Foote Bros Gear & Mnch
Ft Wayne Ccrrugated
Frilo
of
City Bank (NY)_.20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
Indus
General
29%
First
12 ¥4
41 ¥4
Sulphur
Tool
54%
27%
,47 ¥4
5^«
__10c
105
51%
11%
12%
Co._l_6%
in
MSust°(Buffalo) Trad®rs
13%
7¥»
Uranium Mines
99
_
.
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
J)——29
(N
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Chem Corn Exch Bank
33¥2
Mercury Electronics__90c
20
.
54
a
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Co
Bank
Natl
Manhattan
Chase
>
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„
50
8
Far
Gamble Robinson
.
-38%
29%
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B
Pacific
„
23 ¥4
36%
24 ¥a
18%
Pacific
,
Ask
21%
22
17¥i
21%
T™st 9°
(Brooklyn N Y)
..
Bid
27%
98
5
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
10
new com 5
94
8<
74
34
.
Companies
Long Island Trust Co
Fidelity-PhUa Trust Co„.___20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Neivark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn 1-10
Pabst
Pacific
10
80%
19%
Otter
10c
__10
.
__
Natl
Centl-Penn
8
23
10%
9
77%
121¥2
33
36%
;
Mart
j.
Central
13%
Assn.100
Federal Nu-fl Mortgage
First Boston Corp
Trust'co
St
Camden
23%
51%
14¥2
50c
24
116V4
12J/4
Pacific Power & Light
•
Broad
28%
13v«
21%
9%
13%
Bank
45'/a
1
48%
7%
Empire State Oil Co
56
1
16
(N Y)
42y4
30%
1
52
10
Co"
& Tr Co. 12¥2
—_•
Co
270
25%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Prod—10c
Co
Airmotive Corp—
47%
46¥a
Connecticut
Miss River
Brewing
/
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Old Ben Coal Corp—
Power
258
100
,
28%
Olin
Tail
r
44%
42
6%
97
'21
20%
—42—2'"
&A
(Newark)_25
of N J—--25
45%
Corp—
Zapata Off-Shore Co
14%
1
Consolidated Industries
13y8
Par
57¥2
Commercial Trust
21%
Gas
54¥a
Cleveland
19%
&
10
Ask
14%
24
21 ¥b
Oil
24%
34%
1
Oklahoma
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Yuba
9
Bid
(S F)_—10
National
First Natl Bank
20%
19%
32
19
Gas
42%
18
(NY).IO
pfd_*
Natural
Production Corp;
40
5
Federation Bk &
11%
Northwest
5
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer
34,8
18%
19%
43
.10
Electrolux Corp..
E'inliart Mfg Co
t
.
10%
Northeastern Water Co $4
Chemical
Wood
28¥4
Empire Trust Co
1
Co
Witco
12%
24%
1—6
Gas
Penn
10%
22 ¥2
26%
26 ¥4
5
1
American Coal
44¥4
9¥4
13%
18
50c
Corp
Gas Corp..
&
21%
41%
34¥b
13
22 ¥2
*
—
20%
10c
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
32
22 ¥2
Del—1
Assoc—8
Elec
&
Gas
Northwest
Economics Laboratory ,Iuc_,44_l "
El
Paso Electric Co
(Texas)
Co
Virginia
of
Boatmen's
12
Dynamics Corp of America—'
$1
preference
-
*
1
7.50
Timber
White
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
7%
24%
24
A com_50c
50c
National Shirt Shops of
22%
2—2%
——*
19%
Co
27¥2
12
61 ¥2
Northwestern Pub Serv Co——3
Duriron
2
Trust
Bankers Trust
29 /«
72%
57
5
Corp
common
39
J.4Dunham. Bush. Inc.—_■
18%
25%
12,4
26 /4
National
a
18%
8%
22 ¥2
Gas
25%
^
Bank
67%
56%
38%
26%
national
•
Dun
1
Co—
15%
57
& Sons
Co
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
19%
———
Pipe Line Co~5
Nalco Chemical Co.i.l..——2%
18
—5
2
32
17%
18%
26%
99
Precision
36%
:—4---z
Gas
Weyerhaeuser
18%44%
1
Cos
5
5%
27 /4
69%-
—7¥i
Fuel Supply
53%
1
Corp
Corp—1
lc
Corp
of Commerce
Citizens
——1
5
1
Valley Gas Co
5
Utilities
15%
'
Diobold. Inc
1
5
Co
Gas
Missouri-Kansas
23%
26¥4
__2¥2
Corp...
Service Inc
'
15%
63%
52¥2
35 ¥2
17%
23%
5
Inc
24 3b
.
1
1
Bank of New York
20%
12%
88%
37
5
2ya
—5
Co—
common—,:
Laboratories
Mississippi
28%-
27%
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.(San
Bank
19%
.
26%%
14%
>'22%
Co
Bridge Co
3
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Steel Corp.—
11%
.
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Prods
Auto
Ml8sissi|)])i Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
19'h:
14
4-1
26%
52%
28%
Minneapolis
19%
25%
6%
20¥2
11 ¥2
Corporation
American
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
18
10%
1
Dentists* Supply Co of N Y—2%"4
Detroit & Cmiaila Tunnel
Corp 5
)
:*
Co
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
23
1.25
Par
44
Mereditli
26
Natural
9%
Bank and Trast
27%
28
40%
Missouri
Danly
26%
Machine- &- Eng
McNeil
10
11%
__5
lVt
48%
McLoutli
23%
IOV4
vtg__.il
1
v(g._
McLean
11%
1634
5
Cummins
31 %
(W L) Corps.,
Industries..'.—
Maxson
12%
Transp Lines Inc.l
Copelivnd Refrigeration Corp__l
Craig Systems Inc__
1
1
Corp
Ilerrington Co Inc
28%
18%
Continental
,
53
Western
36'/8
28%
33%
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
24%
16%
Rock. Products—_5
26%
Marlin-Rockwell
8
50%
88JA
1
Maremont
21%-4^
8%, :
24%
21%
__2& i.'
Corp.
84%
Co
Gas
Marmon
40 3
47%
8%
33%
25
Bank of America N T &
Madison
30
Massachusetts
20¥a
8%
cl B—5
& Electric Co—16
Macmillan
7%
v;
Western
59%
50c
com
Ludlow Mfg & Sales
26 %
14%
Colorado Gil & Gas Corp com.i.3
$l.25?cony preferred—;
6
32%
J
5
Milling A; EIcv- Co—1X1
Commonwealth
25%
24%%'
45 ¥s
17¥2
41%
10%
55
Electronics
Lone Star Steel Co
28%
37%
22%
49% J
1
common.
*
23%
5%
30%
x26%
6%
28%
6
Blower
68%,. 4' Lucky Stores Inc
Central Soya Co.——
•
64
Central Telephone Co——10.24
V6 Pub Scry Corp
%
6
41
Co
18%
,
Telephone Co__lO
Corp__l
Hotels Delaware
*
Manufacturing Co_«
Lt &
19%
34%
7%
7
23%
lc
28
5%
Electric & Gas Co
Cedar Point. Field Trust. ctfs__—
Point
1
J 16%
25
•
V Central
60¥4
18%
31 y2
43%
_5
Co..^
.
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Westcoast Transmission
Western
—',-5
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
—1
30%
58¥2
57
Washington Natural Gas Co__10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Co
1
Suburban
62
55
*
Swascy Co
—1;
29%
58
28
5
(S D) Co
Common
27
20%
19%
1
Warren
West
10
Cori)____4_—________i
15¥a
17'%
54
59%
—
Mills class B com—25
39
14
50
——1
Suburban
Cannon
36¥4
1
50c
Grocery Co
Brothers
55%
Register
Struthers
Carlisle
49%
25%
5
&
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Refining
14 ¥a
46
23%
1
Corp
Warren
37'/2
Utilities Co..
Kentucky
13
5
Co_____.2%
Warner
35
61%
19.,
Oil
42
12%
16%
42%
17%
33%
,26%
:
57%
Canadian Superior Oil ol' Calif.l
31%
39
Co
Propane
78%
9
25
41 ¥b
Wells
73%
Co.—1
11%
Gas
3¥i
12%
2 ¥2
39%
Inc
Southern
Von's
38 ¥2
Greene
2%
Vitro Corp of Amer
10
Stubnitz
35%
10c
2%
15 %
Kennanietal
!
10
183,«
Tel
21%
33
Varian Associates
28%
8%
States
34 ¥a
20
10
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
I6V2
.1
29%
Utilities Inc
Valley Mould & Iron
26%
16
7%
Utah
Co..1
Chemical
10%
*•
26¥»
22?fl
States Truck Lines Inc.l
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Co__l
Co..;
Stand
5%
30¥a
,
| 31%
1
Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp
Producing
Gas
States Sugar Corp
United
13%
477/a
3
50c
7%
21 ¥2
18¥«
45%
47%
Co..
Gas Pipe Line Corp
United
30%
44 %
Co
21 ¥2
28
Supply Co
United
21 ¥11
Stouffer
Kendall
1
9%
24%
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
39
20
Co.—5
Power
Mfg
28
1
5¥s
15%
1
Trans
36 Vh
19%
E)
1
United
34
28%
(A
lnc___.
Tractor
9
31%
36%
16%
12%
_10c
Co
42%
Kellogg
*
8%
Serv
Colorado
Gas
Corp
Towmotor Corp
14%
39%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
8%
2
Union
Inc
50%
Stepan
27%
16%
7¥2
Statlcr
38%
23%
13%
52%
28%
21 ¥2
46%
26%
26%
71
•
5
25%
36%
27%
Calif
67%
2
49
Water & Telep
Co.__.12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Lld._44.10c
Oregon Power Co__2o
California WaUir Sn viee Co__25
217/8
4%
1
29%
—
non-voting
Stanley Works..
4:. $1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Vcg Parchment Co-10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
16%
,15
5
30%
1
Corp_____i
24%
common
*
Standard
15%
11 %
Petroclieinicals.l
Corp
26(4
Fruit & Stea'mship__.2.50
Standard Pressed Steel
.1
46%
Jessop Steel Co
Steel
24%
Co__*
Staley
15%
Jervis Corp__
Kaiser
Co
Spcer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co.
32
14%
Co
1
l
Pacific Power Co.—4_7%
Southwestern
20%
1
Electric
Lake
Thermo King Corp
20c
Corp
Southwest
288
419%
Co—15
Supply
*
Petroleum
S%
15%
56
>
5
llointz Inc
1
.
9%
14>4
Southwestern Elec Service
37%
13
8%
52
Southern Nevada Power Co—l
Southern New Eng Tel Co._i.25
67
34%
Co.—
25c
___*
Southern
63
1
Sys.l
Petroleum
Tracerlab Inc
Southeastern Pub
26%
1
Service
,—.
South Shore Oil & Devel Co. 10c
25%
24%
common—-.
Public.
47% '
(G D) & CO—
24%
24%
Inc—
5 ¥4
44¥♦
Co
Bantam
Southern
22%
•
Corp
Freight
Securities Co
1
Gasoline Corp__l
Southern Calif Water
•
...
California
Skil
9
1
Motor
Jefferson
"
♦
Co.__
"13%,
73%
—10
Co
Co
Bakeries
Interstate
Iowa
19%
33
1
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings
Burndy
■
Inc.
Water
&
Water
Iowa
30%
Brush
Bullock's
4-
1
Investors Diver Services
9 4 ■''
418
10
Mills
Gas
Interstate
23
Botany
—1
(HHi
Jacinto
Sierra
Co
l
National
Seismograph Service
27%
12%
1'
Head
Indiana
Interstate
1
25%
Borman
7%
25%
1
—
International Textbook Co
17
Corp
Scarle
Production
Indianapolis
Bros Bag Co.,
25
Beneficial Corp
_i
Berkshire lluthiiwuy Inc.—5
|
28
■
68 ■■■ -
20
Bemis
Schield
Husky Oil Co
1034
•
24%'
common.
Hugoton
4 23
21%;
A
Industries Inc
Texas
Sabre-Pinon Corp
Pulp & Paper Corp—•
Class
Texas
23
Topp Industries
23
Hugo ton Gas Trust "units"
50%
21%
61%
1
6%
47 ¥2
13%
San
30%
26%
!_3
58
34%
7%
29 %
25
Mills Inc..3 ¥2
12%
32
-
Corp.7
Ryder System Inc—:
2%
;26%
41%
7%
Pipeline Co.l
Tokheim
12%
1
Transmia
Nat Gas
Time
14%
67%
Alat
111
16 %
11%
Gas—-——*
Eastern
Texas
71 ¥2
63
Field
Texas
16%
39%
13%
Natural
Oil
31%
15%
1
-
x29¥2
.15
90%
38 ¥2
1
Corp
67
1
:i44'4
Tekoil
Ask
86
..5
common
37 ¥4
__1
Corp
Hudson
109
_L
;
Baxter Laboratories
Bay less (A j) Markets
Houston
>/4
26
31%
1
Bates Mfg
Houston
7%
Bid
1
new
Manufacturing Co.^2%
Robertson
Rockwell
,129»
A
A
6%
Co
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co
Engineering
0*p._.4—
class
Co
Tappan
Tampax Inc..
Roddis Plywood. Corp———1
Rose Maria Raid—
1
.127
14%
Hoover
60
3
Texas Natural
.122
-
13%
Helene Curtis Ind class
..
Corp
Par
55
2%
12%
IWauway Express class A
flobbins & Myers Inc.—
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
High Voltage
Hilton Credit
'■.
'•
115
121
122
38:,4
Stoker
River Brand Rice
.31
5
10
common
25:14
*
Riley
4%
Ask
51 ¥2
,
Republic Natural Gas Co.__.__2
35%
29
Bid
Co..——k—5
Richardson Co.___,
32
?
33
A.) Co class A com.lO
C.lass B
,
21
•
in
2.50*
.
197
29%
3%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
-
57
.
187
10c
:
Mfg Corp
32% u
38-V
.
—•
22%
.
•
38%
56
10
Co.
80%
19 Va
i
;
-
Associated Spring Corp:
Avon Products Tiu:
•
4
Ask 4..
Bid
21%
1
36
24*4
4
cdiiiniotm„_^_i,
Par tic
Arvida Corp
Gustin-Baeon
26%
.
_4—_
Corp..
Society.
—
Gulf .Sulphur Corp
•
19%
l
Inc.._
Farms Co
Grolier
41
can-Marie 11 a Co.
2
American Pipe & Const Co
l
Amer-Saint Gabitin Corp.—7.50
A
Grmnell
30
53%
A uteri
Anht' user-Buseh
,::4w;"u':sl>ar
Green Mountain Power Corp—S
243;4
24
76%
Amer.
•
*/se-r
51%
39
Amer
4
41%;
_i
Cement/ Corp
Ask
12%.'
—l
Col
Board
Bid
Far
.
Purina
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
5c
'
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
Monday, May 11, 1959-
.
.
<2176)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
..
.
-
-
'
Quotation* for Friday. May 8
Mutual Funds
Bid
p*r
tuadl—
Mut«*I
Fund
-25c
Fund Inc.
1-25
American Business Shares
1
5 CO
Fllfld ———-1
2.14
7.(il
Aberdeen
Affiliated
1
1
1
Investment
LtdCalitoriia Fuud Inc
Canada General Fund—
<1054. Xtd__.
Canadian Fund Inc
Car
1
-1
adiaii International Growth
Ltd-
Fund
]
5.15
20.88
American
14.00
Amer
16.67
Amer Nat Ins
13.58
14.82
American
American Surety Co
12.76
13.87
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
15.27
(Speculative Com Stk)—]
(Low Priced Com Stkst„l
S-4
Agricultural
17.42
18.83
13.39
13.24
14.31
Knickerbocker
1
6.70
7.35
14.06
15.40
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.49
7.11
8.01
X
14.49
8.75
15.15
16.38
X18.43
19.94
Keystone F und ol Canada Ltd.. 1
Fund
Fund
Lazard
9.98
9.40
10.16
Life
Electrical
,100
7.71
18.03
18.21
16.66
18.01
19
20%
91%
12.50
13.81
10.49
11.53
Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares-
9.16
10.04
9.41
2.50
25c
20.55
23.20
3.08
3.38
1
14.17
Fund Inc
Diver Growth
Series E
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Fund
1
Fund——-—-——1
Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc—.
'-10
Balanced
Stocjr
electronics Investment
Equity Fund Inc
———20c
Fidelity capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—_10c
Florida Mutual F und Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
.lc
Preferred stock scries.
lc
2
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Inc—
Futures
.
7.61
General
Continental
Industries Fernet Inc
1
General Capital. Corp.
1
General investors Trust———-1
Federal
lc
2.55
2.81
Fidelity A: Deposit ol Md
4.34
4.78
Fireman's
2.92
3.22
Franklin
13.68
14.79
Automobile
Stock
—
lc
10.48
9.57
Shares—lc
Building .shares—————-^C'
Capital Growth; Fund.——lc
Cnemicai shares-——
lc
Common- (The Stock Fund-lc
Bieetrfcal Equip
11.64
12.55
8.05
8.53
9.35
15.93
13.65
14.94
Hanover
Mutual
Shares
Corp
1
a
Mutual Trust Shares
of beneficial interest
3.87
3.56
1
22.48
National Investors Corp...
12.90
13.95
National
I
1
Income
4.43
8.33
1
England Fund..
Capital Fund
21.87
23.64
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
37%
1
40%
One
Securities
Price
<T
Life
(Fla)
88
38%
Bid
Aug.
17,
3%8 Sept.
3%s April 15, 1963
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
2s
June 10, 1959
3%s Aug. 10, 1959—
13,
1962—
._
.June
I960,——.
10.
3%s March
Growth Stock
39.25
39.65
4%s
Nov.
8.70
4%s
June
15.52
3%s
March
16.76
18.22
1
Inc
8.05
14.28
l
Putnam Growth Fund
11,
12,
1
1
,!
7.46
8.11
10,
4%s April
12.99
•
Fund Inc.
1
15.32
—1
14.82
16.23
38%
40%
lc
V;SR. Equipment shares^;-k--nlc
Railroad Stock shares—
lc
Steel thares.—,—
—lc
6.49
7.12
10.62
11.63
Sterling
9.95
10.90
I'elevislou-ElecIronies Fund.
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hami'toj! Funds Inc —
20.32
1
19.73
19.16
20.94
Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
Corp—.*
Stein Roe Ac Farnum
1
a36.59
12.61
13.34
16.25
17.71
1
9.84
10.75
United Accumulated Fund—-1
12.63
13.73
1
7.92
8.66
Fund Shares.l
11.30
12.28
14.03
15.33
17.15
18.64
Inc
1
Fund Inc
Inc—
United Continental F'und
Income
United Science Fund
10c
5.07
—10c
5.03
1
Income Foundation F'und Inc 10c
2.60
2.85
Value Line
Income Fund
8.40
9.18
Value
Value
1
a26.00
Berict- E.-C7.— ...n—
fieries
Baydeck Fund line—....——
of Boston
Inc—1
5.54
United
9.86
10.78
tr.coruorated Investors
Institutional Shores Ltd—
9.40
10.16
Institutional
Bank
Institutional
Growth
lc
Fund.lc
'*
Insur
Fund
In'r-5. Ber-bhroes Fund Inc—
13.19
10.97
12.00
12.70
11.61
6.93
7.58
lc
13.54
14.81
lc
4.37
4.78
Institutional Income Fund—lc
'nstHufclonal
12.05
Recent
Barium
British
All
58%105%
4%s
1979
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier
Corp 4heS—
Central. Power' &
—1969
1932
4%s—1989
3.91
8.24
9.01
1
10.40
11.37
12.24
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington: Fund—i
13.30
1
14.31
15.60
1
13.06
14.12
.1
6.17
nc
Wisconsin Fund "inc
—
69%
100%
96
98V-
103
104 VL»
100%
->
105
107
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
145
Lt
98%
99%
150
114
Ferro
1975
107
no
1976
107
126
135
140
1982
210
215
1989
100%
101%
Fruchaul
Trailer
4s
£%S
General
Port
GenT Tire
Ov.lt
Cement
& Rubber 6s
Power
vrw
4%*
Illinois BeiL Telephone 4%s 1994
Lower, stein (M'» & Sons—
4%s
96% "'
-
—
97%
1981
84
86
Monogahela Power 4%s__
1984
101
102
Montana Power 4%s
1935
.
97V*
97%
97.16
3%s
1,
99.30
3%s April
3,
100.3
4s
100.3
100.2
4%s
Mar.
97.30
4%s
March
96.12
4%s
July 15,
99.24
100
94.8
98.24
98%
99.8
99.30
.
—
1908,
20,
1969—.
3%s
April
Oct.
1,
1,
1971
91
l%s May
l%s Aug.
Ask
Bid
3%s
15,
1959
1959
1,
Nov.
Feb
100
99.31
99.21
99.19
10(1
99.30
15, 1959—
15, 19(;0-2
99.30
99.28
—
1%R
4s
Aug.
1,
-
99.12
99.4
—
100.2
100
3%s Nov. 15, 1959
l%s April 1. 1960.^
April
99.28
19(52
1,
;
1962
Aug. 15, 1962,;
l%s Oct. 1, 1962
15.
2%s Feb.
99.19
99.21
99.11
99.13
_____
97.8
97.16
1
...
96.4
96.12
l%s
1961
April
Dated
9-
2.30%
Bid
6-
1-59
Ask
99.28
Due
2-58
99.31
Rate
1-
Due
Dated
3.45%
5-59
10-
1-59
1-58
7-
1-59
99.30
100.1
3.45%
2-
2-59
3-58
8-
3-59
99.31
100.2
3.75%
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.29
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.29
100
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.27
4%%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
9931
Rid
2-59
99.975
99.978
93
97
May
May
15.
1959
1959——,
99.968
99.969
Augsut
99.924
99.927
August 27,
99 7 «
May 28, 1959
June 4, 1959
99.877
99.882
September
99.823
99.833
September
September
September
21,
August
13,
20.
1959
1959
1959—'
3, 1959
10, 1959
17, 1959
21, 1959—24. 1959——
11,
1959
99.772
99.785
Olno
Co
—1989
100%
100%
June
18,
1959
99.713
99.723
99.673
99.685
112
115
June
99.660
99.673
October 1, 1959—__—
1973
103%
104%
99.607
October 8, 1959
116%
117%
July 2, 1959
July 9, 1959
99.593
1984
99.538
99.551
4:!3S_1989
99%
100 %
Jlllv
36.
1959
99.479
99.494
July
23,
1959
July 30, 1959
99.424
99.440
99.373
99.391
99.323
99.338
1959
June 22,
_1977
5s.
Ccs
4%s
Sheraton. Co of Am 5s ww__ 1967
113
117
Sperry Rand 5'es ww
128
130
—1982
1959
25,
August
6,
1959,
Eastern Transmission—
96%
1979
4-aS
98
1971
5s
5s„
98%
,—1984
Corp 5V'£S
U S Industries 4V2S
—1971
118
1970
-1988
1979
96
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 4%e
1989
115
.
99%
October
99%
116-
.99%
par
value
Net. asset
-
'
October 22.
Oc tober
January
15.
Listing
Stock Exchange
b Bid yield price.
-
the New
York
x
99.142
99.172
99.074
99.106
99.0-17
99.051
98.896
98.932
98.855
98.884
98.829
98.859
98.737,
98.777
98.708
98.648
98.560
98.461
98.499
1959^
98.368
98.393
97.441
1960
Ex-rights..
stock,
Ex-dividend
wiWhen
y
99.22G
1959 .*—1—
15.. I960—.——
t New
on
Ask
99.285
99.198
98.524
1959
29,
November 5.
d
value.
k Admitted to
100.1
99.269
98.604
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-TITE-COrXTEn ISSUES
♦No
a
99.30
98.667
1959
15,
99
101
122
101
Westcoast- Trans 5Vb&White Stores 4%s
:
September
April
96%
99.28
100
Yield Price
Bid
1959
) 84
99.25
Ask
99.31
Bills
A*k
14.
99%
Bid
99.28
11-
June
Inc
88.18
10-
98%
Amer
89.20
3.50%
98%
Textron
99.18
88.10
3.60%
1989
Textron
90.26
3.25%
May
Underwood
94.20
11-
4%s„_
Texas
98.26
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
98
of Ind
92.4
99.15
1964-,——,
Ohio Edison
Serr Co
100.8
90.18
1963
1.
98.30
93.4
89.12
1960
1,
94.24
100
94.16
3963
1%S April 3, 1963—,
4s Mav
15. 1963:
15,
1.
99.18
100.6
98.22
98.28
%s Oct.
lik
91.28
;
1962.
98.22
I960
92.28
100.4
4s
3%s Nov.
100.2
98.26
1962
15,
15.
99.12
94.16
1901
1960
3%s May 15,
3 Vis May 15,
VaS April
100.8
100.6
1959
3,
Feb,
1%S
1959
1,
l%s Oct.
1,
3%s Feb.
4s
Treasury Notes
Oct.
80
Corp
95
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
3% May 15, 1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
1963
Phllco
97%
94
1972
92
96%
1972-1967
101
91
!___
92
100
1970
99.31
99.28
93
-
Pacific Petroleum
99%
99%
102%
100
1975
4%s
93%
98%
1970-1967
3%s May
4%s Feb.
15,
94.16
101%
4 %s
15,
99.24
92%
99
1969
1,
99.24
94
100.1
99.29
99.8
99.8
1961—
20,
3%s Sept.
1959
98.20
98%
Sept. 20,
99.10
93%
..
98.12
1961
May 1, 19G2
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 1966
100.2
99.16
—
99.24
1960
1960.
4s
99%
..
1968
99.16
April 20.
96.4
Ask
109
1975
5s__ 11977
Corp 2%s
115%
99
100
Northspan Cren 5%s ww
Public
El Paso .Naturai Gas 5%s__1977
98.24
99.24
6.67
101 %
Chance Vought 5%s
1977
Cleveland Meet Ilium 4%s_1994
I960,.
1960
Yield Price
Natural Gas Pipeline Co of Amer
4%S
—1979
Power
99.6
1,
:——1976
—
Ask
1,
United States Treasury
Bid
Bonds—
5s
99.2
Feb.
Certificates of Indebtcdness-
4.27
1
Investors Fund Inc.—
National Can
1959
6.40
10c
87
Vs
2 %s
20,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Situations
86
57
T 'Financial
5.86
Mueller Brass 3%s_,
104
I
Inc..1
Washington Mutual
"Whitehall Fund
point
a
7.93
...
99%
1930-76
6s
7.26
Investing Corp
98%
Burling ton Industries 4%s__ 1975
C
Special
Inc..
19G9
Steel- 5%s
Petroleum
Line
Street
32nds of
one or more
97.22
Matui'ity<—
1%S Oct.
1
Inc
1981
Armco Steel 4.35s
Ltd——1
Fund
34%
99.2
1963
Security Issues
Bid
JSktuUb —
F'und
Line Income
Fund
Wall
Fund—lc
Inst Foundation Fund.
Canada
46%
32
3%s Feb.
99.26
1959
3.50s Oct. 1, 1959——.
1
Incorporated - Income' Fund—3
1
Funds
44
2
99.29
99.30
3,
3%s
Inc.l
United
2
—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
16.95
Common Stock Fund
Funds
32'/a
100
10, 1969
Aug.
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
rexqs
36%
100.1
.,
_
1965
1,
a29.47
Scudder Stevens & Clark
United
3
—
a40.47
1
14.04
15.47
8.85
90 %
87%
Fire
s
1%S Oct.
100
Central Bank for Cooperativcs3.55s
25c
-
1903—
11.
3.50s June
14.17
12.93
86:%
84
2%s June
3%s Feb.
1
8.07
25
99.27
19.18
Smith
11.81
27
a
^^..,5
97
17.65
Fund
57
99.26
2.50
Fund
32
52
Bid
100.2
99.29
15, 1959
15, 1960
._
Investment
Accident
109
Ask
100
—
I960—
8.24
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
1959
23,
State Street Investment
47%
104
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Aug.
Investors
29%
10
:
Fidelity As Guaranty Co,.lo
Figures after decimal point represent
3%s
B)
44
78%
62%
101
10
preferred
City of n Y
Westchester Fire
Federal Home Loan Banks—
25.42
(Edison
2
94
Obligations of Government Agencies
25.17
...
Shares
10
/
U S Life Insurance Co fn the
91%
35
1
Amer
10
U S
9%
Life Tns__10
4s
Scudder Fund of Canada
Co
Haven).,T
(New
$6.50
53%
8%
—l
Standard
11.76
1
Ba lanced
50%
Jersey Insurance Co ol' N Y_ .10
10.79
Shares
Surety
74
6.25
U
•
Dist
77%
59%
Seaboard
Co
1
Fund
139
94
1959-——
Inc
Sovereign
Ins
10,
(Geo)
73
Marino—!
Title Guar Ac Trust (N Y)
Travelers Insurance Co
lo
3%s Dec.
7.91
_ —
Insurance (Texas)
lo
Republic Natl Life Insurance, .2
126
131
—,..5
17.86
Fund
22%
100
Iusp Ac Iiisurance,,
Owners
5%
58%
20%
Standard
Home
5
55%
192%
16.30
Fund Inc
Quarterly
119
1959——
Puritan
1
2
184%
13,
Howe)
22%
Springfield Fire Ac Marine
3%s Oct.
Inc
20%
5
Security
5.80
Fund
84%
10
Republic
5.31
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
66
81%
fit Paul Fire &:
4
Co„,,,_
28%
62
.10
——-
41%
11.01
shares.h;———_lc
23'%
64%
5
41%
12.73
U tillties —u-—
80%
68 Va
60
5
Philadelphia Lite Ins Co,
40%
64
26%
lo
Peerless Insurance Co,.
Phoenix
97
io
Indemnity Co
Pyramid Life Lis Co (N C)_
Quaker City Life Ins (Pai
Reinsurance Corp (N Y»—
76%
21%
.1
10.18
Tobacco
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
38%
14.52
Inc
10
;
Pacific
5
13.43
Fund
(Minn)
Insurance
71
5
I
Fund
11.65
_
37f.
67
49
10
Street
William
1.25
;
Northwestern National Life
Providence-Washington
15.49
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
3.56
3%
Y—12%
92%
14.17
Selected
12.46
50%
77%
N
88%
1
9.53
2.32
47%
of
4
Shares Inc.
Electronics
8.70
11.38
Co
Ins
23%
3.80s Jan.
Chemistry Ac
9.15
,
Nortlicrn
38%
3%s
York
8.03
si-.ores
16%
138 %
72%
9.18
11.60
7.39
46%
14%
5
22%
7.03
8.40
7.32
14.46
42 %
Insurance,,3.33%
—J,—.
River
38%
9.72
1
Growth Stock Series
6.43
8.89
8.35
6.74
35%
—2.50
Northeastern
5
9.10
1
—
10.59
13.22
33
North
156
129
59%
——
Insurance
49%
397
120
56%
Corp,
23%
52 Va
45%
,10
Fire k
44%
49
2
4.84
1
...
York
New
33
22
6.67
1
Series
Stock Series..
12.15
6.10
1
Series-.
11.12
1
Balanced Series
Casualty,
Hampshire Fire
Amsterdam
(Jacksonville F!u).2%
Insurance Co—
10
Jefferson
Security Series-
41%
77%
132%
1.50
Home
20.78
117
30%
class A,—,—5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—,lo
Hartford Steam
Boiler
14.78
113
_1
10
—
Gulf Life
142
-ikS'".
68%
—
C)
135
lo
,-
common
Fire—
4
J)
Ac
16.96
lc
shares
Sailroad Bond
v
Falls
11.28
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shures
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shores
lc
Mining shares
—lc
Petroleum- shares.-—h-.—lc
Food
F)
(S
25
Inc
Union
—2.50
(N
Insurance
15.02
Inc
Old /Line
73
10
52%
72%
Ins
8.82
14.55
Life
Glens
(D
Automation
Ac
Putnam
shares
Fund
Globe
lnt_33%c
Growth
Over-The-Connter.
A via titm-Eiect rouf cs—
Insurance Co
General Reinsurance
Trust
Investors
2.94
8.13
,
4.16
10.28
6.52
17.68
Inc
3.78
13.74
5.96
7.48
23%
14%
10
Fire
148
_,..5
—10
lc
beneficial
»
13%
380
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N Jj
1.25
Employers Group Assoc,
—*
Employers Reinsurance Corp„_5
15.69
4.91
16.35
Nationwide Corp
2.88
1
19.47
Group Securities—
34 7
4.56
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
4.49
14.89
32%
3.35
Muutal Income Foundation Fd,l
18.01
13.62
National
Co—5
Co
(D C)
Great American
Pioneer
Gas
Natl
14%,
2.61
—
Investors
Missiles-Jets
New
2.68
Natl Life A: Accident Ins
29%
13%
Government Employees Life
18.00
2.47
04%
27%
2
Lile;.—30
23.60
16.05
21.26
60
Now
15.20
11.71
19.40
Monument
National
54%
227
217
5
(Bait)
43 %
21 %
ins
Casualty
Forster
&
Life
40%
New
Life
;
Merchants Ac Manufacturers—4
1
14.00
New
6.71
Merchants Fire Assurance
9%
20%
,
21.83
12.73
6.08
Boston Insurance Co
33'/aC
8.36
13.26
55%
81%
3%
8%
10
Units of beneficial Interest—1
8.07
12.08
50
77
4%
2%
1
4.14
Fund Inc
21.87
11.39
3%
.1
t
■
.,—10
.
;
5
Assurance
Massachusetts Life Fund—
21.65
2.69
33%
10
Massachusetts
5
Continental
Preferred Stock Series
10.48
41 Va
31
3.04
25.04
8.32
33%
Lite
Co (Ky)
Connecticut
Di vidend Series
■
1
Bonding,—5
Mass Indemnity Ac Life Ins—5
—lc
25.96
23.42
24.28
Maryland Casualty
29%
Republic,
Government Employees Ins
Mass
Bond
Eaton & Howard—
Standard
7.38
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
15.40
39%
27 %
1
—
—
10
19.94
10.31
Delaware Income
5'%
36
2%
Shippers,
G.77
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares——,—
lc
F und
86
4%
National Life
6.25
18.24
Petroleum, shares
of
1
shares—lc
shares.
shares
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Co .5
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)
Crum
shares
Massachusetts
12%
1
(Galveston
Commonwealth
a46.82
20%
11%
Corp
15.03
*
23
19
51
Life Companies Hie
Life Iiisumuce Co of Va
( Wash D C)
13.75
Inc—1
21%
3 '
16
22
lie-insur»nee
Ac
49%
20
Lincoln
N J)
1
Equipment shares_lc
Metal
Paper
11.91
Bankers
23%
46%
5
13.59
-
Industries
General
138
Investors
Mercury
Tcnn
of
3%
21 %
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm),,2
Life Ac Casualty'Ins Co
45 %
Ask
2%
1
12.43
Mutjual Fund
Managed Funds-
33
41%
Bid
14%
(Jacksonville Fla)
17%
14.33
12.04
Amer
25c
Insurance Stk Fund
Sayles
30
Co,
conv
16 %
1
Inc
Lexington Trust Fluid
Lexington Venture F'und
Loomis
Insurance
preferred—
Heritage Life Ins —
$1.25
Beneficial
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
9.13
0.44
1
1
19.13
12.83
(Speculative Pfd Stkst—1
K-2
S-3
18.25
——
14.89
Amer Ins Co (Newark
S-J
256
0
American Home Assurance
16.25
34.47
16.70
Fund-
10.46
31.54
17.08
Delaware
9.58
S-2
20.72
1
11.18
(Income Fid Stocks)
15.71
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
17.99
10.24
K-l
19.06
De
16.49
1
1
1
Priced Bondst
9.65
1
CornoooLe Fund Inc
—1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment inc
Dividend Income Fund—n—1
1
24.61
8.88
10.04
Vegii Investing Co Inc
22.56
(Low
1
1
Dv
25.30
(Discount Bonds)
10.91
Fund Inc
24.24
B-3
10.84
Commonwealth Investment
Common wealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
u24.05
—
Mutual Fund
£5-4
9.97
^
1
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Invest»tont Bonds);
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bouds)_l
Istel Fund Jne—
<The)
72
246
American Equitable Assttr
—5
American Fidelity & Cusualty.5
Insurance
l'ar
Mtge Ac Title Co
65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Lawyers
75%
10
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna
Life
Companies
205
_10
12.81
6.25
15.53
10
Surely
36.49
6.59
4.71
Ac
11.72
5.72
14.29
Casualty
Aetna
Boston—1
of
6.00
Trust
1
13.11
Chase Fund oi Boston—
1
11.13
Chemical Fund Inc
———50c
Christiana Securities Corp—10C 16,500 17
7fr preferred —
100 132
10.97
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Income
Cerd-urr Shares
1.84
1.67
\
tuu'd Jniv
4311
41
lie—1
AAe-Houyiuoii Fund "A'' Inc—1
Ase-F'0 Hilton Fund "B' Inc—5
Ase-Houjjiitcfl Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Fkct'nivs Corp.lc
Axe-'Iempleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd,
*
Blue Kidge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
Buliock Fund
10.22
11.85
195
;
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
35.77
Johnston
15.19
9.35
Deeel Mut Fund
Boston 2
4.00
4.31
a
Mutual Fund Inc__ 1
Arnt-f Research & Development. •
Associated Fund Trust---*
Broad.
Trust
10.84
'
American
Atonic
Investment
8.24
Co
1
America
of
Investment
2.35
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
■]
.
Insurance
issued.
Ex-stock
-
dividend
97.475
96.222
-96.251
Number 5845
189
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2177)
-;; :
Third Federal Reserve District—Fliledefflilt—
'
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon
~J .■
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
:
'i
.
1959
.
_
1,850,52(3
2.078.009
1,620,281
2,382,350
2,390,121
4,735,137
2,169,263
4,692,277
+15.7
1,311,000.000
1,269,000,000
+ 11.6
3,944,083
5.1
7,712.685
3,516,037
1,520,441
+54.7
2,296,306
,
'
4,227,782
.
.
$
+
3.6
2,162,201
4,375.407
2,377,988
2,234,418
Lancaster
Dec. V»
+
3.3
3.4
—
•
'Philadelphia
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United States for which it is
; 1,238,000.000
:
Reading
1,070,000,000
4,696,773
4,207,482
7,459,591 "
7,856,508
"
Our preliminary totals stand
14.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
V,
Scranton
there is
At this center
against $21,581,524,881 for the same week in 1958.
gain lor the week ending Friday of 13.2%. Our comparative summary for
a
the week follows:
—
4.545,253
8,684,283
'
>3,300,000
York
Delaware—'Wilmington
New Jersey-r-Trenton——-
3,584,208
6,453,255
Wilkes-Barre
at $24,739,750,483
.r'Yatfff""
v-
1957
Ine. or ';
■
•$
2,351,877
;
Chester
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 9, clearings for all
1938
9
'•
,
Bethlehem
--
of the country,
•.
v.-ltv
Week Ended May 2
:
.
•'
.45
7,197,670
18,431,127
—10.0
7,379.041
+ 33.0
24,415,224
—30.4
17,573,539
27,108,515
4.273.010
7,400,213
.20,309,674
27,508,523
1,146,016,574
414.5
1,389,361,789
1 352,571,049
24,511,134
'
,
16,984,653
7.9
—
.
.
Total
(11 Cities)—
1,312,597,471
CLEARINGS—RETURNS 1Y TELEGRAPH
Week. Ended
1959
May- P—
-'
:
1358
'
'
Feu rt h federal Re$erv* District—Cleveltni—
$12,675,484,655 $11,196,391,426
13,201,270
12,502,627
+
5.6
12,540,840
1,052,637,759
+16.4
Cincinnati
290,541,950
9.2
1,121,000,000
+ 11.5
Cleveland
619,146,826
266,182,334
539,370,571
+
1,005,000,000
293,773,600
621,532,624
778,973,050
677,950,940
+14.9
72,232,700
64,027,700
33,355,058
486,305,626
408,469,504
+ 19.1
10,748,680
14,020,584
387,600,000
340,200,000
+13.9
713.835,000
Chicago
+ 13.2
1,224,899,764
New
627,447,755
+ 13.8
-
Philadelphia
_.
Boston
Kansas "City
St.
Louis
_.
____.
Ohio—Canton
,
489,382,701
366,854,883
348,608,029
+ 20.4
$18,861,915,811 $16,495,754,742
+ 14.3
4,238,141,780
+15.6
$23,760,111,371 $20,733,896,522
+14.6
847,628.359
+15.6
$24,739,750,483 $21,581,524,881
T—r:
cities, five
Other settles;
Total all
All
1,436,510,263
"five, days
-
___
4,898,195,560
-
_
cities, five days-:
979,639,112
■______
•
cities
all
week
for
.
Complete and exact details for the week
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk is
District of Columbia—Washington
covered by the foregoing will appear
today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday figures are not
ends Saturday and the
available at time of going to press.
has to be estimated.
—
further below,
week—the week ended
May 2. For that week there was an increase of 0.8%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $26,001,912,973 against $25,798,386,876 in the
same week in 1958. Outside of this city there was a gain of 11.6%, the bank clearings
at this center showing a decrease of 7.3%. We group the cities according to the Fed¬
eral Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
complete results of the previous
able to give final and
New York Reserve District the totals register a
District the totals record
a
loss of 7.1%, but in the Boston
gain of 15.8%
Re¬
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 14.5%. In the Cleveland Reserve District
the totals show an improvement
the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict of 13.0%. The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by
8.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 8.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
by 14.7%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of 6.8%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of 20.9% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 10.6%.
15.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 7.2% and in
4.9
23,821,623
20,487,793
+ 21.0
209,906,086
372,242,067
735,334,175
by Federal Reserve
Districts:
'<
!.
•'
;■
■:
...
,
Augusta
2nd New York
—
6th
Chicago
__
9th Minneapolis
City
10th Kansas
__
9
—.
_
Alabama—Birmingham
12th San Francisco
+
16.7
129.758.554
+
4.6
388,100,000
6,761,745
232,072,592
—24.0
6,356,011
6,319,139
+ 15.2
239.567.555
228,396,369
186,616,856
+ 33.2
248,042,356
194,409,864
15,265,019
690,299
193,333,319
We
now
add
our
+
6.8
641,630
+
3.5
741,606
+
3.4
219,169,696
1,352,669,527
1,197,406,173
+13.0
1,281,688,364
3,864,894
Indiana—Fort
14,098,942
—
113,346,000
South Bend
Haute
Tcrre
17,591,438
9,507,358
16,029,880
86,403,000
12,493,379
Wayne
Indianapolis
-
2,930,871
17,165,040
-——
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux City—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
—
T.—i—■—t-i—
Peoria
-
12,079,056
——6,448,936
1,730,692,030
(17 Cities)
.
r
•
•
;
■. ■
701,956,192
+ 13.0
1,281,688,364
+
8.4
1,601,956,968
1,547,231,194
702,059,954
+
8.2
707,013,367
—
578.008,195
+ 14.7
571,157,332
548,156,254
614,347,694
G07,941,755
6.8
665,073,604
+
532,418,616
+ 20.9
531,677,588
494,738,096
+ 10.G
1,303,755,321
1,213,414,315
*
1,267,338,971
+
0.0
24,978,721,920
23,610,467,084
11,037.302,G02
+ 11.6
11,694,508.438
11,092,919,960
Total
city for the
Week Ended May 2
Inc. or
Dec, 1o
$
$
-
_
Fall
__
River
2,778.976
+ 24.5
7,056,251
_
Massachusetts—Boston
S
2,909,187
2,781,425
3,450,191
—
5,657,578
+ 24.7
6,928,637
810,444,380
696.821,342
788.228,411
715,197,505
3,135.099
+ 14.1
3,307,378
i.
__
_
0.3
1,527.806
1,431,385
+
4.4
4,007,535
14,658,976\
14,340,044
+
2.2
15,179,793
15,653,310
Hampsliirc—Manchester.
11,293,807
45,281,195
26,908,429
Haven—
+
21,524,369
43,614,400
33,789,200
2,904,863
2,341,234
10,324,770
6,402,890,
.
1,547,231,194
•
'
ei
-■'
'
+
2.8
385,800,000
379,500,000
+ 13.2
17.7
192,164,971
126.076,079
186,860,447
120,245,381
3,069,848
2,884,704
+
6.4
2,972,317
3.072,820
792,059,954
+
8.2
707,013,367
689,678,655
——...
8,660,412
388,773,460
148,553,916
+
7.2
11,672,237
9,180,393
+ 16.0
393,849,514
132,922,210
368,686,500
8,296,299
4,266,362
7,889,790
4,116,160
4,619,111
9,155,281
548,156,254
.(
Paul
St.
9,283,554
-
North
450,892,509
166,254,106
Montana—Billings
—
Helena
—
Total
•
Tenth Federal Reserve
4,220,789
+ 11.9
+ 16.8
2.0
—
5,801,865
+12.6
13,330,740
+ 16.6
+14.7
571,157,332
144,509,003
6,491,856
13,658,854
578,008,195
\
662,774,648
(7 cities)
»
District—Kansas Cify-*,
Kansas—Topeka
8,667,013
10,126,928
4,137,531
6,530,667
15,549,353
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
Wichita
City
—
St. Joseph-.
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,172,371
1,346,744
757,850
11,990,096
177,521,781
6,030,125
749,460
10,847,467
164,912,615
7,619,265
28,549,348
986,174
'894,946
1,050,973
10,897,897
10,563,360
7.6
144,998,084
11,179,710
150,479,580
14.9
+
+
+
6.0
+
4.0
5,762,457
10,379,560
27,208.424
395,676,150
11,398,084
6,360,790
665,073,604
+
6.8
607,941,755
614,347,694
10.950,003
461,792,547
34,858,000
7,660,000
6,283,331
15,045,453
5,765,496
——
—
i;230,74t
1.1
+ 10.5
+
431,491,284
14,187,132
5,544,662
31,398.347
460,692,323
+ 53.8
9,064,803
459,766,698
35,359,218
—20.2
26,661,869
395,725,162
10,835,456
+10.0
6.8
+
7
Total
710,598,215
(9 cities)
3,629,478
12,414,035
Rhode Island—Providence
New
+
3,753,822
44,905,326
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
1,453,210
3,920,827
_
14,446,3''<|
6,674,578
1,601,956,968
1,873,710
1,151,079,080
6,734,300
14,193,167
8.4
14,521,663
11,440,923
1.6
46,707,080
-
;
3,643,233
/ 1.457.44G
Springfield
2.2
11.9
—
6,543,623
+ 16.3
'■
I
New Bedford
1,595,913,145
+
+
7,262,350
:
+
—
Minneapolis
Missouri—Kansas
3,578,059
Portland
-
1,192,409,174
7,042,069
14,545,668
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
Omaha
1956
1957
First Federal Reserve District—Besten—
(
Maine—Eangor
7.6
5.1
,49,576,478
124,327,925
(4 cities)
Dustings
$
1,596,150
+
+
8.3
12.8
387,800.000
187,047,325
—
South
25,798,386,876
$
—10.8
+
+
4,382,23'$
140,390,800
-
398,800,000
211,795,908
146,272,985
689,078,655
,
1,507,273
1,159,900,030
7,476,680
15,276,467
10,790,707
6,551,311
7,355,450
+10.8
1,166,601,701
1,595,913,145
1958
149,418,243
+
+
759,938,741
Louis
742,721,416
1,197,406.173
1959
2.7
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Kentucky—Louisville
1,545,021,260
+
May 2, for four years:
-
12,988,727 •
91,561,0009,624,22(3
86,305,000
29.3
>
14,720,369
+ 31.2
2,277,03»
19,335,993 *
7,238,92f| -
-
->
7.2
735,334,175
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Clearings at—
—12.0
+ 36.9
63,458,857
21,198,997
1,345,060
1,247,874,739
7,856,478
15,609,747
3,116,764
21,029,781
8,553,470
-
2.4
+ 31.4
3,981,979
164,424,203
7,069,220
58,605,320
18,799,188
11,721,534
5,453,079
168,842,202
-—
+ 31.9
—
9,971,139
4,008,545
9,068,220
7,835,090
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
Des Moines
Lincoln
{
1,166,601,70f ?
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
+ 15.0
1,347,327,387
1
13,496,750
12,748,827
203,463,633
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended
6,955,215
8,472,791
6.3
—
663,861
(10 cities)
Illinois—Quincy
1,401,570,347
Outside New York City.
7,219,820
13,612,923
Total
27,185,009.
117,147,409
376,600,009
27,983.045
+ 10.1
28,447,160
220,814,543
Orleans
Tennessee—Memphis
26,001,912,973
._108 citie3
701,956,193
124,533,910
Mobile
Louisiana—New
1.352,571,049
12,317,366,238
10
—...
Total
742,721,416
394,900,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
1,436,510,263
710,598,215
it
7.2
+
248,629,727
——
1,389,361,789
+ 14.5
643,932,264
6
Dallas
12,979,458,960
662,774,648
it
a
11th
13,743,262,809
759,938,741
-
II
7
7.1
1,730,692,030
n
4
865,802,111
1,352,669,527
it
17
Louis—
St.
953,163,951
788,043,378
ft
—10
Atlanta
7th
; 8th
1,146,016,574
$
$
ft
+ 15.8
—
1.549,192,206
a
6
Richmond
15,189,320,206
1,312,597,471
it
7
4th Cleveland
5th
842,169,876
14,114,580,963
<«
9
—11
Philadelphia
3rd
975,323,183
12 cities
363,289,043
124,880.75'/
5,139,411
267,319,389
;
Macon
Total
Dec.
$
$
Week Ended .May 2—
1st Boston
367,991,977
127,455,899
1956
1957
Inc. or
1958
1959
+:.
8,279,236
4.5
5.1
+
—
145,324,785
Springfield
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■+
+ 10.9
181,242,593
7,621,653
413,076,860
6,764,450
—
Rockford
In the following we furnish a summary
135,920,383
31,323,578
_____—
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which we present
1.6
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
In the elaborate detailed
+
788,043,378
Maryland—Baltimore :
5,112,894
19,475,580
193,845,049
8,737,202
389,042,322
129,055,084
South Carolina—Charleston
(6 Cities)
,4,434,34G
5,266,595
5,193,070
20,426,000
234,641,136
9,685,766
.___
Richmond
We cannot furnish them
issue of next week.
'
West
Total
of
1,545,021,260
■13,761,011
Fifth federal Reserve District-^Richmeml—
/£'>'■
days.
cities, one day
Total
serve
532,649,334
+15.0
-
12,467,951
4.1
+ 14.6
Ten
we are
+19.4
1,347,327,387
58,295,900
+ 12.8
+ 24.3
r+
+ 19.6
419,729,353
(7 cities)
+ 33.4
472,194,446
440,466,891
51,890,300
13,908,477
13,272,880
501,001,043
14,600,571
___
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
10,657,063
280,886,473
564,894,019
526,113,831
_
Youngstown
564,705,662
Baltimore
our
l
-
+14.8
1,549,192,206
-
Mansfield
Pittsburgh-
in
...
Columbus
Cleveland LI'--.
•
:
12,072,821
9.9
12,391,665
0.8
55,377,563
52,962,109
+ 25.0
26,414,459
22,890,714
+ 29.1
33,832,400
3,180,879
16,837,448
....
Dallas
559,127,000
42,213,330
5,689,100
6,971,219
+
21.1
+ 21.1
10,437,600
417,438,797
35,700,019
7,426,000
26,175,600
+ 24.1
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
+
—
".
2,693,086
Fort
Worth
Galveston
—
Wichita Falls
-i
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
'
8,840,000
+10.9
6,783,588
16,952,692
6,1)04,349
12,042,520
—13,094,167
—
(8 cities).
—25.7
10,874,735
+ 20.4
643,932,264
532,418,616
-5 20.9
531,G77,588
494,738,690
+ 15.9
206,370,151
5,482,823
188,621,237
6,006,213
182,472,300
94.867.269
185,587,903
.
*
Total
842,169,876
975,323,133
(12 cities)
+ 15.8
953,163,951
865,802,111
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Franclsce—
223,969,717
6,769,258
203,302,637
110,132,581
30,249,046
20,161,195
749,417,193
34,285,006
9,755,982
13,527,732
Seceod Federal Reserve District—New Yerk—
Ifaw
••
Yakima
i
27,881.951
38,285.024
28,465,101
29,427,564
144,977,734
York—/Gbony
Buffalo
—27.2
137,985,944
+. 5.1
143,529,699
146,776,517
4,061.395
—29.8
2,852,566
3,674,301
3,077,404
+ 13.6
3,163,036
3,362,708
•
llmira
2,852.557
1
Jamestown
New
<
.
.
..
York
Roehester
_
Jersey—Newark.
Northern New Jersey
.
Total
(t
14,761.084.874
cities)
7.3
13,284,213,482
12,517,547,124
.
+
7.2
50,304,760
46,705,366
27,135,579
28,743,509
(a)
—
50,788,205
54,422,894
...
Connecticut—Stamford
New
3.407.434
13,684,546.685
6yracuse
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
+
5.9
29,468.732
25,658,538
32.096,161
California—Long
San
Beach
Francisco
.
Santa Barbara
Stockton.
193,217,898
5,770,059
202,778,018
103,424,914
28,508,530
28,071,090
9,256,374
11,012,359
+ 22.1
1.401,570,347
Washington—Seattle
1^67,338,971
+ 10.6
I,303,755,321
1,213,414,313
0.8
"24,978,721,920
23,610,467,084
+ 11.6
II,694.508,438
11,092,919,960
18.156,196
667,143,533
35,959,449
-•
ta)
78,595,845
33.956,252
—
89.062,354
82,945,529
+
14.114,580,963
15,189,320,206
—
6.4
82.004,958
83,163.664
7.4
87,164,314
87,183,729
7.1
13,743,262,809
12,979,458,960
Total
(10 cities)
Grand total (108 cities)
outside New York
•Estimated.
city
—
20,001,912,973
25,798,386,876
12,317,366.288 / 11,037,302,002
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
+ 17.3
+
0.3
+
6.5
+
6.1
+ 11.0
+
12.3
+
5.4
+
22.8
+
30.233.270
18,249,501
720,417,238"
26.917.271
8,001,137
10,744,361
,
'
87,119,204
25,318,080
16,423,4G4
662,559,119
23,802,388
'7,428,914
10,547,794
Fjnancial Chronicle
The Commercial aud
,
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
MAY
I,
1959 TO MAY 7,
1
Country and Monetary
"
INCLUSIVE
i
1959,
—
Texas
Eastern
June
1
.0125527
Argentina, peso-
$
$
*
''
.0384890*
.0334890*
.0200520
0200520
1,036562
.210887
.210875
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405* ^
.00203868
.00203865
.00203870
.00203870
.239017
(Metropolitan), franc.—
Germany, Deutsche mark
1.037.656
.210875
France
.239020
.239050
.239035
.
.211028
2.816200
.00161007
.00161007
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.329725
.329725
.329725
.0800560
.0800560
"
.
264880
.264885'''
.264890
2.788514
.140431
.140437
.140437
.140462
.493950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0350350*
.0350290*
.0350330*
.0350300*
.0238095*
krone
Philippine Islands, peao
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta—
Norway,
.264875
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*.
.0238095*
.193283
.193277
.193277
.193265
krona
.193290
2.788316
.231118
United Kingdom, pound
.231118
.231137
.231206
2.805877
2.805678
2.816400
2.816200
million, Treasury certificates of indebtedness $58
Tire
5%
May 6,
•Redemption fund tor F. R. notes
.
—
—
378,788
—
•
862,673
advances.
75,000
—
—
362,014
of other banks
s.-1,763,501
2,692
67,678
77,692
36,886
15,275
328,905
+
-
505
28,984
cumulative
.Bills
-Certificates
Bonds
A summary of assets
2,483,771
-
bought outright—
25,B28,662
205,700
111,600
111,800
4-1,976,990
111,800
+
securities
25,940,462
+
317,500
+
26,832,123
+
646,405
+
ASSETS—
Govt,
foreign banks
10
.
cash steins
and
—
95,168
—
358,231
Commercial
to
Loans
228,480
assets
+
52,546,435
-
—
+
75
13,548
546*1536
industrial
and
or
.•
loans
loans
loans
Other
171,794
i
1,598,905
estate
U.
27,016,378
94,719
566,232
18,639,588
541,608
261,353
75,749
317,392
182,705
263,047
...
10,468
24,455
Deposits:
bank
Member
reserves
...
S.
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
acct.
Other
...
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
liabs.
Total
labilities
CAPITAL
Capital
390,899
55,935
17,504
19,835,142 +
382,569
493,146
4,233,777
320,309
473,880
35,182
3,159
15,534
divids.
& <accrued
51,120,479
160,138
+1,548,792
377,560
159
27,097
179,986
11~497
f31,669
8,653
52,546,435
171,794
+1,598,905
ACCOUNTS—
251
Surplus
Other
Total
Ratio
liabs.
of
Serves
note
accounts
&
capital
accts.
gold
certificate
deposit and F.
to
liabilities
■
.6%
58,292
2,080
securities
Loans
to
+
S52J Wiif$ °Tn^ principal $99 million in the
changes for
An increase of
2
—
week
justed; decreases of $364 million in holdings of U.
S.
Government
^securities, $54 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and $153 million in demand deposits credited
to domestic banks; and an
increase of $437 million in
deposits.
'
•Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $7 million
reporting member banks; the
principal changes
?were decreases of $13 million each in
Chicago and in
the Philadelphia District and
$12 million in the Rich¬
in
another press
million.
an increase of $32 million ih the
Changes according to industry
release.
*
"Other"
loans
appear
increased
$83
■
Holdings of U. S. Government securities
decreased
-all categories for the third
week:
•
(quar.)
5-11
1
5-15/.
6-15
f 1.06+4
——
—
Ltd.—
1
5-
8
$15c
6-
1
.5-
8
i 1.12+2
6-
1
3%
a-
1
3%
-0-
1
7-
2
6-
$20c
—
(quar.)—
preferred
$4.50
6-
25c
——
—
(quar.)—.
+
5-15
83
364
7,057
17j671
9,576
+
Banks...
12,879
-
+
135
V
_•
in
Treasury bills by $96
?
6-15
5-20
.
7-
1
6-17
,
6-
5 r
5-29
9-
4
8-28
New
278
—-103
Stock dividend on
Cement
deposits adjusted-..-.
54
28,488
+
+
+
>..+ ;' 437
2,976 '■
Neptune
1,193
(quar.)-2;
—
35
—
Meter,
common
(quar;)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
11-
2
6-15
6-
5
51.06+4
5-15
5-
1
20c
6-15
5-29
Federal
others
•(•Exclusive
of
Banks
Reserve
344
.
17c
loans
banks
to
individual loan items
and
New
174
New Jersey
deduction
after
497
+
of
+
555
valuation
Norfolk
<
*
r
.
1
6-
8 *
2 $1.01+4
7-
1
6-
8
6-
1
5-15
57+aC
5-15
4-17
93%c
7-
1
6-
5
$1.12+3
7-
1
G-
5.
7-
1
6-
5'i
6-
1
5-15!
—
P.y.
5%
$1.12+2
35c
"
s.
f.
due
debs,
1,'1970
Feb.
$1
REDEMPTIONS
Inc.,
4.+>%
cum.
Fahralloy Canada Ltd—
1st 5'/2%
series A bonds,
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
secured
Southern
conv.
Jun
1
—Jun
1
bonds
dated
2032
£6%
due April
*.
15,
• ♦
due
-
Dec.
—May 15
1963
(Chicago)
.
~
;
15,
.Inn
15
1927
+
May
f.50%
Power, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
25c
'51 due Nov.
15,
'59—May 15
5-21
5-11
4-
6-20
5-29
37 %C
6-20
5-29
1
5-/8
4%%
Ji+4%
*
*
"
"
6-
25c
It
6 t
5-13'
6-15
+.+15c
3
t62+ac
7-
2
6-
$1
6-
1
5-15
50c
6-20
5-22
44c
6-30
5-22
5-18
5-
■
com.
-
(quar.)
Public
preferred
J69c
"V 6-15
Service
5-25
--
5-25
6-
27 %C
$1.12 Va
_
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11*
5-15
18c
$1.4.334
5-15
5-
5
5-' 5
Co.—*
——
6-
$1.12+2
(quar.)
S1.31V4
—2
Norivalk Tank Co,, class A, (stock "dividend)
Class B (stock dividend).—Norwich
Pr.armacal Co.
(quar.)—:——.—
.
1
5-15
6-
25c
(quar.)
—
1
6r,30;
6-15
(quar.)—
com.
5-
t40c V....' 7-24
,
—.1———
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
tSl.50
2.
iquar.).
Natural Gas
r
7-
25 c
4
6-12
1
40c
-*
—_
preferred (quar.)—„—2_
Bancorporation—■.
(initial-quar.)___-_.
preferred
Common
*
2036
6-10
i5c
34^80
common
Northwestern
15,
8-14
Y.)—
£.15% preferred (quar.)
1929
Co.—
,
8-24
;
2nd
Northwest
2032
:
1971
6-
10c
—
(initial)
common
Quebec
1st
Northwest
1st mortgage 5%% bonds due Aug. 1, 1987—:
Jun
1
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—•
1st. mtge. pipe line bonds, 6',4%
series due 1977—i.Jun 15
Minneapolis-Moline Co., 6% subord. s. f. debentures
...May 25
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
mtge.
5+2%
New
debentures
Utilities
:
1987.
due
5-151
6-29
37+2 C
(N.
Insurance
Northern
1982.^
6-15
+5c
Quarterly
1789
Inc.—
5!'2% debentures, series H, due
Community Public Service Co.—
First mortgage bonds, series'E,
5-14 i
:-:50c
Ndfthern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
:
Nofthern Oklahoma Gas Co. iquar.)—;——
Page
Daie
conv. pfd. stock.._Jun
5
5-29
5-20
1
6-10
——
preferred (1956 series)
Noitfftfcastern Water, $4 prior pfd. iquar.) —
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Common (quar.),
1-——2_—2——
430% preference (quar.)—————
'..May 18
G-12
6-
35c
r.-TTTt
new
*
'
90c
—,
subord.
Reduction Co.,
1st
20c
(quar.)....-.
(s-a)
Page
Date
•'
6-
Nortli American Coal (quar.)
—2
North American Investment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)2_______
6%; preferred (quar.)
——
Noffh Shore Gas (111 ) (quar.)
1—
Nofth Star Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Inc.—
Columbia Gas System,
5*4%
5-11
1
$2!50
.
-
PARTIAL
Iowa
1
25c
_
quur.)
Western
&
NdfEhern
Air
6-
7-
preferred
North American, Car,
TENDER
Company and Issue—
15-year
1
5-11
6-15
"
Textron,
5-
$1
Norqnda Mines Ltd. (guar.)—
Nornttrtal Mining Corp., Ltd
North American Life Insurance
notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
OF
1
13-15
1
?
(quar.)————^—-2—
4+2% preferred (1949 series)——
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)2_
—22.———
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
:
—————-.2-__—_2;;
Niagrira Share Corp. (M«.l.)—:
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% preferred (quar.i__
3*1%
list of corporate bonds,
NOTICE
4
5-
Power & Light—
Common
re¬
Fund Notices
a
4
5-
5-15
6-
New
Redemption Galls and Sinking
be found
5-
1
+5c
(s-ai
4.05preferred -(quar.)y——2—
York Air Brake (quar.)
New "York State Electric & Gas—
281
+
shown gross.
are
1
6-
60c
-
6-
35c
(Quar.)_—
England Lime
891
211
•—r
1,326
.....
:<
17c
——
—
[
4-30
5-18
11-30
$2+2C
Borrowings:
From
.
40c
——
New
—1,107
153
—
7
5
3%
'
10,118
i'U
55-
3%
:
'
(quar.)
Co.
4%- preferred (quar.)
From
5-
5-21
5-15
—
20c
(quar.)—2—
414% pfd. (quar.)
Neisner Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
;;
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper, class A (quar,)——
2,105
49
57,804
...
deposits except U. S. GovernmentU. S. Government deposits
+
Interbank
demand
deposits:
Domestic
banks
_1___
4-30
5-20
—
Co.
Nelman-Marcus Co.,
Class B
Time
4-30
5-15
Corp.— +
Stock dividend on
264
5-15
15c
"
class A and B—^——
class A and Bl~———
LIABILITIES—
Demand
9c
stock split——
Nazareth
107
+
.
13c
Products—
(initial quar.)
Nation:vide
307
—
10c
series——--———;•
Fibre
-636
53
common
2-for-l
—2,488
31
'
;
National Vulcanized
17
-f
4-
2,434
,..
ioc
National Starch
+
4-
.
*
;/
4
$1.75
-
-
4
62+aC
National stock
14
-
5
9-
preferred A (quar.)_
7%
National preferred stock series———
1,347
-
.
1-4-60
114
—
6-
12-
'
:.
——
National Securities Series:
359!
4-
1,029
banks......
58
75
—
1,808
___
—-
—.—
domestic
with
Balances
>
—
L
....—.
T
96
:—
2,516
—
4-30
10- .1
;i5c
y
•
—1,272
.—.
+5c
—_——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common:
+ 1.066
_
A
A
J
4-30
,
15c
1,201
/•;+
—_
.
National Screw & Mfg. iquar.)—_
National Securities & Research, common
60
+
dividend),
National Lead Co.,
551
—
12
29,276
Company and Issue—
at all
District.
5-18 +
(stock
Class
■
2,032
loans ad¬
mond District, and
Boston
6-10
(quar.)——
convertible preferred
Class
144
27
Indebtedness-
of
of $27,543,000 On
leading cities
ended April 29:
,
securities—total
Federal Reserve
with
Reserves
632
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in
Government
50c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd. ,:
Class A (quar.)
—
——,
979
+
4-
—
banks
73,663
Condition Statement of Member Banks
U. S.
<increased) —
1
& Chemical Corp.—
National Homes Corp.—
Class A (stock dividend)—
+ 2,819
'
5-12
5-
(quar.)
B
/
7
5-29
preferred
4+4%
Class
9,947
...
Below will
'banks
6-19
5-15
Common
4.6%
360
6ept^et1958nge 3lter elimination of Sec- 13b surplus
The
5-20
7-15
25c
National Gypsum,
8
4*
2,198
.....
...
bills
certificates
Other
serves;
'
42.0%
_
5-
6-10
50c
Si 75
National Drug & Chemical .(Canada),
Since
7
_
606
1,375
loans
Treasury notes
U. S.
bonds
foreign
commitments—
5-29
5-29
35C
(qua:.)-.
Distillers
Common
accept¬
correspondents
loan
'
combined....
•Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
Industrial
re-
R.'
5
5
5-22
Co.—_—-—-
Casket
National
pur¬
1,373
868,41c
capital
66-
50C
(quar.)
common
National Dairy Products Corp.
+2,183
-
99
+
30,624
:
for
.....
paid in
50c
—
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Co.,.
preferred
7%
National
(In millions of dollars)
...
dealers
and
carrying securities...
for purchasing or carry¬
Government
S.
Treasury
—
Biscuit
1958
1959
94,666
securities
ing
Real
32,442
Treasury
notes.
Co.
Holder*
Payable of Kee.
50c
(quar.)
Aluminate
National
■
8,386
+
—
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
National
Apr. 30
12,301
tJ.
1840
When
Share
V
class A (cuar.)__
ojuar.)_
B
A2me
60c
Apr. 22,
55,814
brokers
chasing
+
adjustedt
adjustedt
—
.
4,997,103
1 -
premises
Other assets
Class
National
Increase ( + ) or
Apr. 29,
—
investments
Loans
Agricultural
'
-
1
issue.
Nashua Corp.,
-
:'
1959
2,816,358
federal
..Jun
—
Per
*
Decrease (—)
-
.
this
in
Name oj Company
,
M
.
2,088,790
Total loans and securities..
Total
J..May 27
stock—
stock..:
DIVIDENDS
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
•v
Loans
Uncollected
1468
1."
Jun
—
Held under repurchase agree't
Total U. S.
-
711,290
+
—1,296,379
-i- 2,867,565
305,486
2,867,565
Note8
Bank
1574
(Continued frbm page 12)
Loans to
$211 million.
from others increased
banks increased $359 million.
rowings
ber banks follows:
205,700
1,827,600
18,649,726
-
Due from
preferred
second
■
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $497 million and bor¬
9,918
-
-I'/
*
subdivisions in the San Francisco District.
and political
-1,695,823
39,324
4,786
+
737,991
-
4
loans
Acceptances—bought outright—
U. 8. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Total
1574
Co.—
cumul. !conv, ' pfd;;vseries C
Gas Transmission Co.—
deposits
$56 million each in Chicago and in the Philadelphia Dis¬
trict. Time deposits increased a net of $49 million and
included an increase of $50 million in deposits of States
1958
19,662,744
certificate reserves
Other cash
V
1795
-...May l/T
—
million,
City District, and $50 million in the Richmond District,
but they increased $84 million in New York City and
May 7,
1959
18,754,892
907,852
account
Gold certificate
April 29,
1959
•ASSETS—
San
the
Decrease ( —) Since
4
2034
Utilities, Inc,—
Rockland
&
5.75%
adjusted decreased $192 million in
Francisco District, $57 million in the Kansas
Demand
Increase ( + ) or
Industrial
..
Y+•:;%''%Y
subord. deb^; due July 1,1973...—
conv.
Orange
Rubber
&
Government bonds
Treasury notes $75 million, and U. S.
(in thousands of dollars)
and
♦
1
May 24%
Nominal.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
notes
"
Tennessee
by $135 million.
R.
*
1793
...
2.816200
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Discounts
Jun
.—
>—:
Inc.—
Cbbalt Ltd. 5 +2%
♦Announcement
Total gold
1572
1
l;"
Oct.
Mansfield
5%
•
Jun
.:
..
collateral debentures
_„__._.May 18
Stock purchase warrants dated Oct. 1, 1955
May 19
Koehring Co., 5% preferred stock, series B
...——Dec 15
2.805678
2.810500
1
15 +r
/'.!+•>++/•,.
5%^oftvrdebs.clue -June l,1959_
Copper
due
.231218
2.805977
2.8159C0
pound
sterling..
Pag«
May 29
...x
subord.;^f. debentures due -196*1—.
Kilembe
.0350300*
1
2.805379
franc
Union of South Africa,
5 V*%
*
'
pic!, stock..
cumul.
inortgag&^jbrids, dated June 1, .1946.
First
2.788613
Jun
Jun
...
Knitting Co.yLtd.—
International Reftnerles
.1404.50
2.788316/,
cchv.
Corp.,
Holly Corp.,
.264890
'fgy
Date
»■
-
Corp.,cumul. prior pfd. stock....
329725
-.0800560
2.788019
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
t
•
■
Grand'Mere
.00277912*
'
-
.
.
Flagg-Utica
.00161000
.0800360 *.* *;
.0800560
1
**'
.00277912*
.329691
.00161.007
Italy, lira
Fedders
2.816200
.00161007 r >
'i,f.
.....
-
Hospital"" tnc:'; Hst;mti?el bds. dated Dec.1, 1952 Jun
1
& FOTster,^Tnc;'8% preferred stock
;
Jun 30
Crum
>.211028
.211028
2.816400
-
Conway
.239070
•
.211040
2.816500
1973
ISSUES CALLED
Equipment?-Cd.V'-5 %• -cumul. preferred stock-
Clark
+00203863
•+
;.; •"
s.f.
First
.00311405*
~
1972
Jun 15
1963
-y
*
:
series due 1982______May *5
Consolidated Grain Co.—
4% bonds due Oct. 1, 1961
Canadian
.210875
,
.211028
2.815900
India, rupee
Ireland, pound—
Mexico, peso
%i:036562
1.035375 +>•
.210875''* •+
1.038437
1840
v
due
American "Bdkeri^'Cqir *4#%' cumul: cony, pfd: stock Jun /15* Y
Arizona Public Service*Co./ *$2.40 cumul. conv. pfd. stk.-Jun ■'/ 5
'
:
J/ESTIRE
Company and Issue—a*
'■> •'.0384890*
.0200510
,
-
2.243984
'
.0384890*
.0200.500
;
,
series
$
.
2.243984
2.244143
2.244223
Corp.—
Co.—
Refunding mortgages bonds, 5%
+0121329
.0118104 "V
.0119513
2038
.series______._.-.__.____-_>.___May 29
Washington Gas Light
May 7
May 6
May 5
.0200500
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Switzerland,
$
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
.0384890*
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Sweden,
.0125134
2.243745
Australia, poundl
Austria, schilling
Japan,
Monday
May 4
preferred
1958 extended to June 15,
15,
1
Friday
May 1
$
;
Transmission
first
5.50%
1
Y+
1971..—___Jun 1
;
'V*•
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
,...V.';
I
First mortgage
gold bonds, 0%
dollar
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
Unit
Co., 2a,'a%,! debentures, -due- June 1,.
.
,
'2036
to+Dec. +1/%1963)Junv,1+*
-
Texas
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
Go.1 Aitd.-+jr'' * -;
" *•
^Inking,funi\:bonds, due Dec. 1,
Power
(extended
Page
Date
'•
1987 .._^...^.____-._--__—-Jun,
1,
June
Shinyetsu Electric
First mortgage
1952
'++'/
,•
(Wis.)—
Power Co.
4%'%*" series due
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
States
Northern
Pursuant to the
F.
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
.
(2178)
IK
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-15
5-29
2%
6-15
5-29
35c
6-10
5-
2%
"
8
n
Number 5345
18&
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Oak
Manufacturing- Co
.;quar,<.
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
t$1.75
6-1
6-5
5-15
6-
5-15
—
$1.14
4.56%
pfd. (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Product line Inc.
Quarterly
—-—
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
5-15
31c
5-15
4-30
5938C
Old
Coal
Ben
£
r
.5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
7%
Pottery
preferred1 (quar.)
William
shares
American
less
share
resident
et
Co..
4%
of
Utilities
Tail-Power,, common
4-15
5-15
4-24
1
$i/
i
■
.*
54c
•
G-i
5-15
90c
6-1
5-15;
$1.10
6-1
20c
5-25
62V)JC
,
6-
$1.25
1
15c
Far East Line Inc., common
tquar.)
.5J4% -convertible 1st preferred (quar.i—» < 1.3281 Vi
60c
Pacilic Finance Corp. (Del.) (quar.;——
20c
Pacific Gamble Robinson (quar.i—
.
(quar.)
preferred
1st
5%
."5%
Pacific Mills
«increased
Pacific Outdoor
.
"
5-35
5-15
5-15
5-15
4-24
Advertising
4-24
6-15
4-24
6-
10c
6-30
$1.50
Pacolet- Mfg. (quar.)
—-———.*
Page-Iforshey Tubes,: Ltd,., iquurj k_—
4-20
5-15
25C
—
8
5-
1
6-19
5-15
+22VaC
6-15
4-30
15c
Pan American.
25c
6-30
6-
Pan
20c
5-15
*
"
Sulphur Co.American World Airways
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
;
Common
-
Cvrp.
Paramount Pictures Corp.
t quar.i
Park Chemical Co. (increased)
—
5oc.
$1.25
(quar.)—
Parkview'Drugs. Jnc.> (Kansas C.ity.)-r-,
5-15
&
12 Via C
(quar.)——
Co.
<quar.)~—
Paterson. Parchment Paper
Parsons
:
—
(quar.)
10c"
,Tc—
Coal,
Ltd.,
Penman's
Penn
common
Fruit -Co., common
(quar.)
(quay.)
Stock: dividend-——
•;/ 4.80% preferredfoquar.)
) 4.88%
preferred.) (quar.)
Common
.voting
5-15
6*15
Stock
1
1
5-20
6-1
2%
0-1
5-
3,70%
...
preferred
C
30c
6-1
5-
.
66%
1
!.-+-•
1
5-
8
5-
class
5-
8
1
6-
1
5-8
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1 T
5-
8
$1.15
common,
Peoples Credit-Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)—..
People's Drug Stores (quar.)
!—__
Peoples Telephone. Corp. (Pa,)—
'
%
Common- 'quat;.}.
———
41,v-%- preferredPeppereU ilfg. (quar.)—
1
r
■" Petreltfce
-Corpr.—
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
5-15
5-8
6-10
2
5-11
27c
50c
—_
6-
5-11
;
•
——_
—
.
••'
25 c
•5-
5-15
56c
%
£
25c
„■
4
Corp.—
'<Initial >—
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com.
1
$3.6%, preferred (quar.)
5%~ preferred (quar.)-—
.
.
6-4
% 5-20
25c
5-28
5-14
5%
Natural
Gas
35c
200%
Pittsburgh' Piate Glass
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel, 5% preferred A (quar.)_
5(2%
pircferred (quar.)
'Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—•
'
—
(quar.)
.
5-
4
5-
5
5-22
5-15
$1.20
6-
1
$1.25
6-
1
...
6-19
5-
6- 5
50C
6-
5
6-14
1
5-14
1
5-14
$2
7- 1
6-20
4c
6-
1
5-15
5
5-20
6-10
6-
1
5-
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
?15c
«-
1
6-
"'5-19
-
6-15
10c
5-15
3
7-
3
:r 5-19
$1
6-30
7-
1
7-
1
11
.4
J
$1.07 Va
-
25c
5-15
5-
6-15
6-
6-15
fl-
preferred C (quar.)—
preferred D (quar.)—
—
—
$1.25
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
$1.10
-
$6c
—
1
6-15
6-
1
5-
1
5-
291iC
6-
1
5-
———
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
10c
5-
7-24
7-
3
Stock
dividend
5%
0-11
4-20
Stock
dividend
5%
8-10
7-20
$1.37 Va
6-
1
V5-20
5-15
1
5-15
5-
1
6-24
6-
9
6-24
6-
9
62VaC
6-24
9
conv.
Schwitzer
5 Va %
preferred
(quar.)
—
5-18
5-
1
5-18
5-
1
37VaC
7-15
6-30
Corp.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—:
$3.40 preferred (quar.).
—
$4 preferred (quar.)——,—
Scott
5c
30c
5%
preferred
Paper Co.,
common
Oil
.
1
7-17
50c
6-10
5-15
85c
8-
1
7-17
SI
8-
1
7-17
27J/aC
8-
6- 1
6-19
*:3'
4-30
8-1$
8
7-20
8-
7-20
8-
7-20
8i
7-20
8-
7-20
8
7-20
$1.15
8- 1
60c
6- 1
$1.05
0-
1
7-20
5-11
5-11
20c
6-10
5-
20c
6-25
5-14
7-
5-14
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
of
Co.
of
Co.
1
f
25c
6-15
5-20
$1.12 Va
-—
6-18
8-20
6-18
—
9-10
12-15
12- I
5-15
5-
0
5-15
3-
1
65c
6-15
5-16
6- 1
5-20
5-28
5-
common
(quar.)_
5-11
6-10
5-11
62 %c
6-10
93:%C
*
(increased quar .)
(increased)
6-30
6- 1
5-15
6- 1
5-15
35C
(initial)—
common
5- «
6-19
6-
1
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-19
9-1$
13-11
8-15
4-10
25c
(quar.
9-30
12-31
190
Company (quar.)—
Ltd., 5J/4% preferred A
0-30
$1.29
5-15
5- 4
$$1.31
5-15
4-24
$1.60
2
5- 0
25c
0-10
5-27
6-12
6-
56c
7- 1
8-1$
50e
6-
I
Textiles
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Propane
5-15
6-10
5-20
6-30
6-15
45c
6-15
5-20
6-15
5-20
—
0
10c
common
(quar.)
Gas,
6
30c
43 %c
6c
com.
(quar.)
—
—-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——*
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
—
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)_
Sun Oil Co.
(quar.)
Si
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)_
4Vj%
preferred A (quar.)
5^^ 2nd pfd. (1955 series) (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
Surety Life Insurance (S. C.) (initial)..
$1.20
6-
25c
——
Stouifer Corp.
5.20%
•-10
$1.20
$1.25
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)_;
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.) —
7% .first preferred (quar.)
Storer Broadcasting, common
(quar.)
$1.25
5-29
5-25
6-30
25c
Corp.
Wells
6-10
30C
80c
preferred
B
5-16
'7-15
30c
40c
—
(quar.)—
&
Stern
5- 8
6-10
55c
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
&
5-28
8
50c
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores
4 Va %
I
6-15
40c
15c
UOc
Stern
8-
87 VaC
preferred (quar.
(increased quar.
(L. S.) Co. (increased)
Hotels
Delaware Corp
(A.)
10- 1
IOC
Calif,
new
7- 1
10c
(quar.)
Chemical
30C
45c
(New Jersey)
(Ohio),
preferred
Suburban
Schenley Industries-^
5-15
$1.10
preferred "A" (quar.)
Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
Struthers
2%
1
37c
——
—
Oil
Parts
Class
2
7-
5-10
6-15
27V4C
93V}C
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Water
(quar.)
Brands, Inc., common (quar.)
Stein
"•
4-
6-10
27 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) 1
(quar.)
Steinberg's,
8
5-14
5-29
6-30
10c
-
;
111-30
16c
-
1
1
Investors
preferred
Steel
8
1
.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
fitecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
8
29%q
8
(quar.)
Service
6-10
12-10
10c
_
preferred (quar.
Stauffer
8
293bC
7
97 VaC
Stabler
•
6-
$1
8-14
9-15
25o
$103%
Starrett
8
5-28
■
preferred (quar.)
$1.60
8
6-
o-ii
$1.50
common
Stanley Warner Corp.
5-25
.—
———
(quar.)
Standard Register, class A
5
29 lie
5-15
split)
6-
32 VaC
343aC
(quar.)
7-
1
5-18
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-33/4%
1
6-
6-15
0-15
$1
clWh.
Standard
1
5-
35c
-
Co.,
5-29
70c
(quar.)
A
preferred
preferred
preferred
Standard
1
$1.25
.-
preferred
Gas
3- 4
25c
—
Natural
4-20
.V
"
6-12
50c
(quar.)_r_
common
Extra
1
6-
6-
Railway
:
non-cum
Standard
1
$1.25
5-
$1.75.
6- 6
Standard Oil Co.
1
25c
(quar.)—--—.
convertible preferred B (quar.) —
1
32 VaC
preferred (quar.)
Dredging, $1.60
Standard Forgings Corp.
5-29
1
■.
5-15
;
$3.50
Co.—
-)—;
common
o-ii
162 Vac
1
5
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Standard
5-29
Corp.,
8-11
0-
Sprcigue
5-29
Schering
6- 1
Canada Power Co.,
Standard
4-30
0-30
6-19
5- 8
u-m
[%'>' 25c
-$0.2656V*
(quar.
common
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
Stamford
6-19
5-31
6-
V.
6-15
Water,
30c
4
$1.25
55c
1
I
B
80c
6-12
IOC
dividend/
0-
$4.50
6-12
10c
Stock
8- 5
22 %c
—.—
Spokane International RR.
4-30
7-
5c
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)——
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp.—
r
3-
5-31
1
t$1.06'A
Stores,
stock
5- 5
5-31
30 VaC
(quar.)
California Edison—
5-15
Royalty
(4-for-l
5-31
29%c
Spiegel,
4-20
-
26VaC
$4.50
5-29
E
5-
Ltd.
Company,
Chemical Co., common (quar.)—..
preferred
(quar.)—
Spencer. Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
8
$25c
6-19
preferred
5-31
———
Spencer
4.20%
8
6-
5-1$
5^2 %
25 VaC
Works
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
————
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
———.—
preferred (quar.)—
4—
——
4.40%
4.60%
5-18
'50c
30c
4.70%
6-12
A
3.90%
6-10
4-"%%;
6-2G
preferred
4.13%
5-15
'
2
160c
3.70%
1
10c
1
2
4.36%
6-
(Initial) —:
5-20
5-
5-11
Southwestern
1
6-
(quar,)—
6-10
6-10
5-29
4.40%
$1.23%
—
4-28
30c
Southwestern Public Service, common (quar.:
$1.183%
6-
9
50c
6- 5
6- 6
$1
preferred A
4-29
5-20
Drug,
7- 1
4%%
6-
30c
Electric
$1.02 Va
50c
preferred A (quar.) —
——
5%
preferred A (quar.)
-'
5%
preferred A (quar.)l
St. Regis Paper, common (quar.)-,
—
A $4.40 1st pfd. series A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-IIorsey, Ltd.—
..New
common
(initial)
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.) —
5-12
450
Southwestern
0-6
Common (resumed)
,5-15
6-12
—
5-14
j;
(quar.)
Ry.
5-15
6-15
COc
preferred (quar.)
5% non-cum preferred (quar.)———
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
5-14
37 %C
8
6-15
Southwestern
1
—
5-
55C
5-11
6- 5
6-
—
5-15
75c
Semi-annual
0-
cpmmon—
Francisco
7 Vac
40c
5%
5-15
6-1
(s-a)——
6-11
i
Southern Company (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)—:
5-11
$1.02 Va
fil
5-11
1
6-
62laC
(quar.)
Lathe
Bend
Common
5-15
6-15
6-15
5-11'
6- 1
5-26
4'/*%
5-15
6-1
6-12
5-U
6-10
25c
2
$6
50c
6-10
20c
6-
4%
8
10c
Louis-San
20c
6-30
Southwest
20%
6-26
31V4C
Southern
$1.12 Va
7-28
convertible
Southern
4-30
6-
Sawliill Tubular Products—
1
62 VaC
:
10c
$1.12%
"4-22
6-
9-15
12-15
(quar.) —
7
.
1
75C
————--
new com.
UOc
5-14
Southern California
5-16
4.70%/
1
5-15
10-
1-1-60
6-1
8
8
5c
1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
J.
9-15
7%c
Tr
5-
15c
Pogue (H. & s.). Company (quar.)
"Polaroid Corp.. common (quar.)
5%
1
.
1
6-
5c
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
5*
6-
25c
*
preferred (quar.)
1
.
1
12 VaC
5-15
1
6-
4.88%/
4-25
8
6-
.;
15c
(quar.)
8
5-
5-20
„
35c
Piiney-Bowes, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)—
S4.8C preferred (quar.)—.
*$5,00 preferred (quar.>__.
7%
.
5-
1
6-
$1.25
42 Vac
—
1
6-
91 Vic
—
-Phillips
Lamps
(stock dividend).
—_
Phillips Petroleum (quar.
"Pillsbury Co.,.new com. (initial-quar.)___r__
Pioneer Finance Co.. 6% pfd. (qar.)
Pioneer
6-
-
12VaC
(quar.)
*
10-
X
G-
6-30
4.78%
25c
5%
f5-22
'■-','3^.
Philadelphia-Reading
common
6-15
5-
'
$1.50
1 New
6-15
1
28c
Common
5-22
6-30
1
7-
27c
•
:„5-15
41
■7
6-12
7-
5-15
Safeway
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
";
Ht.)
Corp.,
1
61C
8
3834C
4.24%
6-26
5C
(quar.)—--
(qhar.)—_-k——
1
6-
6-
4.08%
5-14
4-20
: •
6- 1
,6-30
>
6-
25c
6t.
.
-——
Plieoll-Mi&: Co.- (qnar.) „_——%::
Philadelpiiii Electric, common iquar.)
% $1. prefenedi .' quar.)
4-27
28c
k
common
6-
6-15
6-30
Southern
2
6-16
25c
(s-a)—
Inc., com. "(monthly)
(monthly)
>4% preferred (quar.)
i
-4.30% preferred (quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)
————-
5rl5
/;•
addltioruii^Shares "(33(ac par) for each
%shgire-held-'
-
Corp.
Co.,
5-
6-15
7c
South
4-30
3-15
*
(stock split»—
(Claries)- &. Co.
Kaas
&
Sabine
6-1
50c
.
5-21
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Co.
4-30
5-29
10c
Corp., common (quar.)—
convertible prefeired (quar.)-
Soutliam
(s-a).
(reduced)
5-15
15c
$1.25
4- 9
15c
6-15
1
120c
7-
$1.55
6-11
5-15
6-
5-22
Sonotone
1
5-14
40c
Two-and-a-half-for-one ; stock split • subJect to stockholders approval---—--.—,
Ryder System (quar.)
—
5-20
$1.75
;
5-
1
5-
1
4-21
5-15
4-30
6-10
Tools Corp. (quar.)
Soeony Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)—-—
50c
————
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% preferred
Ryan Aeronautical
(quar.)-
'
6-
5-14
10c
5-15
5
2
Snap-On
9-14
$15c
•
Two
1
Roxbury Carpet Co. ; <quar.)——
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc.———.—
————
'
25c
Petersburg &l Hopewell Gas (increased quar.)
> Pfizer
6-15
$1-:
$1;
—-
10-
Co.—
4(4% preferred (quar.)
5-29
75c
—
preferred (quar.>„———
Paul,. Inc. (quar.)——.—
Electric
&
Gas
Rorer (William
*
$1.75
•
1$1.50
6-1
Clafes B
4-30
.6-26
50c
Corp. fquar.*,_i—:
Perkinft Machine'& Gear Co.—
Peter
5-15
UOc
Circle
Perfect
Smith-Douglas
5-15
6-15
(quar.).——.—
Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co.
0-13
Class A
——
..
-
6-12
1
1
6-10
UOc
7-
5-
6-
30c
(quar.)
(quai\)
Corp.
7-1
6-12
6- 1
Singer Mfg. (quar.)—
m.so
5- 4
1$1.25
$ 15c.
5-21
25c
A
Ltd.
Oil
2
5- 4
"3%
pfd.
—
6-12
—
(quar.)
Rolland Paper Co. Ltd., class A
4~27
.
Sinclair
6-
5-25
j /■'
America (increased)
(1957) Ltd. ————»—
Food Stores (quar.)
(Del)—
6-26
A
Rockwell-Standard
4-21
5-15
.
Simpson's
0- 8
1
6- 2
2
5-25
$1.25
-% •/' $1
1S1.75
(quar.)-.
common
(quav.)»
—
(Canada), 7%
$-11
—
$1,10 class
Co.,
30c
6-15
Rohm
5-15
'5-15
55c
7-
.•/
4-19
20c
30c
3c
Rothmoor
stock——.
1
6-
5-15
6-1
:
6-
6-15
5-15
'6- 1
$1.16
$1.06 J/4
4-15
6-29
5c
•
tlie"
87 Vac
/
4% preferred A
6-1
.$1.06
5-23
55c
(quar.-)-:——
A
Rockwell Mfg.
6-
$1.01
5-15
G-15
s
%
1- 2
$1.25
—
—
Y.)
(N.
Rochester Transit Corp.
8
$1.17%
of
120c
(quar,)—
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
$1.12 Va.
Pennsylvania,Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
-
*40c
preferred F (quar.)————
preferred H (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar,)—
.
(Hi% preferred t (quar.) ———
——
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
4.50%)
-
5
35c
4.10%
4.70%;
preferred D (quar.)—
preferred E (quar.)
;
—
preferred F iquar.)
;
4.80% preferred G(quar.)_l—
Pennsylvania- Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
% 4.64%
preferred (quar.)-:———
; 4.25%
preferred (quar.)—.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co/—
vStockholders approve a twe-for-one split
5-
6-15
5-7
92 VaC
(quar.)
■
5-25
•
4-14
15c
Pacific Power, $2.44 pfd. (quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd.—
Signal Oil
Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—4—_
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.) —
5% preferred (quar.)
Silvray Lighting
(quar.)
—
Simmons Company (quar.)
Simon (II.) & Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
1
6-15
1
6- 1
$1.10
——
4.05%
.
1
5-
4%
—
i quar A*
1
5-22
•
15c
Sierra
6-
■
class
Rochester
Co.—
preferred. B
4.40%
>
4-22
37 VaC
7
2%
Pennsylvania Electric
5-13
7-
150c
156 V4c
Corp.
Stoolt dividend
$.08333
5-1
30c
——
(quar.)—
non-voting
Siegler
Participating —•
«
Robinson (J. C.) Co., common (quar.) ——
Conv. class A (uuar.)_———-——
5-20
6-
—,
dividend
6-10
$1.50 participating'!preferred; (guar.)-—-
5-20
5-20
6-
Stock dividend
.
4-17
.
6-15
57 Vac
k_
;)%■;>
—*
(quar.)—
1
i
58VaC
'
Common
5-5
3%C
2%
——
Penobscot Chemical Flore—
.
5-15
t45c
————
Shopping
7-
of
Save
Bag
&
6-10
10c
(Final payment of 5% equal to about 12c
per share, and a special interim pay¬
ment of 5% equal to about 4c per shr.)
Robbins &; Myers, Inc^, common (quar.)
5-15
1
5-15
6•
■
j.
4-30
6-. 1
30C
Corp.
1
Richfield Oil Corp ?,(quar.)_—
Rio Tinto Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
6-12
25c
...
q
5-29
5-29
5-15
31 Vic
5%
(quar.)—
7 Pearl. 'Brewifi^' (qUar.? _L——
.
Pendleton- Tool Industries (increased)
6-1
7r
5c
7-1 %
10c
—
-
6-15
3C
(quar.)
convertible prior preferred
5-
preferred
36c
(quar.)
Republic, Industrial Corp. (quar.)—
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc. (quar.)——
RexaU Drug Co.
(quar.)
——
——
Corporate title of above issue has been
changed to Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, new com. (initial)
Rheem Mfg., 4% %> " preferred (quar.)
5-22
•
6-15
%/
$35<;
common
1
5-20
$40o
;7.%- preferred- (quar.)
Payne Cutlery Corp. (N. Y.)
.
Peabody
6-
;
Shoe
^
5-15
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Shop
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
$1,10
6-12
6-26
%•
4%»
5-1
6-1
(semi-annual from in-
Chains, Ltd,,
$1.10
'
"MfgV Ci>. • Ltd., cdtnmoh (resumed)
Pa ton
5-15
5c~
5-15
6-15
5
133 V3C
—
Sherwin-Williams
6-
5-25
Shenango Valley Water Co.—
5% - preferred (quar.)
$1.25
—
6-10
-7-/1;'';
120c
Sheller Mfg. Corp
4-24
22 Vac
Extra .r
■;
,* •"& ■!.,
"
8*iC
$1.12 Va
i
B
35c
preferred
Owl Stores
Renold
5.-15
fV 6- 1
'
35c
pref.. "(quarj——
Parmeleo Transportation
1st
4-30
6-1
:
5-25
6-15
7Vbc
—
1
6
6-12
50C
;
5-
5-
A
30c
—
preferred A (quar.)—/—.
:
4%2%
preferred B (quar.).^.
(W. A.) Pen. class A (quar.)
4-24
(quar.)-
••••
5-25
4%
4-24
5-15
■
9-10
5-25
(quar.)
A
Sheafl'er
40c
income)
Reinsurance
/
5-15
Reiohhold
5-27
"
.
5-15
6-15
9-30
6-15
Class
5-15
84c
-
6-10
B-15
Class
$1.31 Vi
5
1
3 %
common
31 Vic
5-15
6-1
1
5-
7-
6-15
22 Vac
5-15
6- X
$1.20
5-
5-20
10c
1
^
5-15
1
5-20
30c
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.),
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Common (lncreased-quar.)
6- I
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
——
Chemicals, new com. (initial)-,—
6-15
1
5-15
..~20c
.
;.
(quar,),—
Parkersburg'-'Actna Corp.. $5 pfd.
7-
—
Park Sheraton- Corp.
v
Red
'
Papercraft
•
4%'
5-29
6-15
$1
preferred * quar. >
Pant ex Mfg. Corp.—-"
Stock tliv. i7 shs. for each sh.-held)
-
5
'
45c
<ouar.»
4 %
5-15
6-
5-11
6-
35c
dividend-..
preferred
5c
Rayonier,
Inc.
(quar.)
Reading Company, common
4-17
i ouar.».
5-14
260
—
preferred (s-a)
Raymond International
5- 8
.
5-15
Pall Corp.
Co.
6-18
65c
,
6%
.7-. 2
.
5-14
27c
—
6-18
7-10
12 Vac
25c
—
7-10
5-14
1
6-1
87 Vac
of America,
$3.5C 1st preferred (quar.)
Ralston Purina Co.
(quar.)
Rancor Inc. (quar.)
—
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.. common (s-a)
6% preferred (s*a)
———.—-
4-24
5-15
60c
(quar.)
1
1
6-
%
$1.16
52 Vac
6-
6-
$1.05
$1.12 Va
9
$1.25
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)
Radio Corp.
37 VaC
,
5-14
'
3438C
quar. >—_k—>—
5-18
1
4-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
Stock
5%
(increased)Quebec Power Co. "(qua*.)—.
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
k
4-24
31 Vic
6-10
6-
$1.06j/4
Quaker State Oil Refining
4-24
5-15
.—_-d_
—I—
.'.
I.)
50c
Mexico—
New
& Light
Power
investment
4-24
30c
of
Putnam Growth Fund
4-24
.
Securities
Colorado—
Pute Oil Co. (quar.)
5-22
V
31 Vic
—
preferred (quar.»
Pacific Light-fog Corp. < quar.)
4-24
(quar.)--.———_—
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound
-5-15
.
5-15
——
red. preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
.6%.
1
6- 5
28 Vac
—
——.—
5-15.
'/• 6-
27V4C
preferred fquar./
red.
5-15
5-11
dividend
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Searle (G. D.) (quar.)
,
5-15
"31 Vic
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
55c
stock
5-29
(quar.)
5-13
6-18
2% ;
.i
7-10
split
two-for-one, par value
to
changed from $10 to $5, plus a 25%
be
5-15
—
1
Shares
4-29
5-29
1
Common
.5-18
6- 1
.;
5-20
1
preferred (quar.)
——
—
5 Va %
preferred (quar,) -k-%J——_
Public- Service Co. of North Carolina-— 5.60%
6-1
Pacific
5-15
7-
5%
5-15'
1
8-
$3c
Ltd—
5-15
1
6-
J2Vac
(quar.)
I
6-
25c
sinking fund preferred (quar.),.
sinking fund -preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_
6-15
6-
of
—
dividend
5-13
6-
(quar.)
common
4-27
125c
$4.75
6-15
$$2
preferred
;
Co.,
5-14
131V4C
(quar.).,
$5
10c
(s-a)
35c
(quar.):
Finance
i
5-15
6-
91V4C
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Co.,
Stock
5-5
Co.
preferred
Seaboard
5
$15c
Common '-(increased)-——
6-15
1
6-
61 VaC
&
5%
30c
Co.
Public 'Service Co.
7/
1
Dillon
Scythes
$30c
(quar.)
i
4%; preferred
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar;)—i
4.50%
5-12
/
.
6- 1
V:
5-
Scotten
(increased)-.
Ltd.,
Service Co.
3.35%)
5-15
5-
5
7-
.
•
$1
V
-
V
6-
Common
6-10
6-10
\
•'
——
Investment,
:;■/
.,5-27
,
15c
40c
/%
—
(quar.)—.u...
Pacific. Gas ,<c Electric, 4.36% pfd.
4%% .preferred, (quar.)——
6-22
'
May
divi27—
—.
—
preferred (quar. >
Paperi $5 preference
'4.80%
5
5-18
61c
preferred (quar.)
—-—
4.20%
preferred <quar.)_ —^
iVaft preferred (quar.)—
4i64% preferred (quar.)—
—-—
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com, (quar,)
3%'% preferred
(quar:)—-—
4,16% preferred (quar.)-k——
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.80%
preferred (quar,)—;
——
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire-
6-22
1
7-
$1.19
Corp.
Canadian
6-
6-12
—.
(quar.
convertible
$2
Public
6-30
i
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R.
(en¬
< quar.
Oxford
Pacific-Atlantic
5-15
5-U
—
Ltd.
Co..
Gamble
&
1
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Gardner Co.
Procter
6-
30c
4('4%
<quar.)_._i^
.Owen—Illinois. Crias's Co., common (quar.)—
4%
4-15
——
preferred- (quar.)....
"$4.40 preferred
5-15
JS1.75
D
Outboard Marine
6-1
A:
Bros.
Prince
Inc.—
-
$3.00
t$3
?:25c
—
tquar.)_—
—
preferred series C
tire issue called for redemption on
27 at $105.75 per share plus this
dend. Convertible, into com. to May
Orpheum Building (s-a)
Otter
Price
1
lion¬
—..
convertible
-
5-
5-
-7c
Africa
South
preferred 13 .(quar,).
preferred
.5.75' 1
-Extra kiiii
5-21
5-15
—
preferred
preferred
Prentice-IIall, Inc.
President Electric,
5
5-16
6-10
;—
of 6.45%
Orange & Rockland
4.75%
1
Ltd.—
(approximately $2.52 per
Union
tax
,
——-—
Street" Fund—
Copper
5-15
1
Payable cj Rec
"
%
4-30
6-
45c
(quar.)————
2.46%;
(quar.)—
——
Powell River, Ltd.—
6-10
6-10
20c
(quar.)
——_—
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a>.
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common (quar.)
O'okiep
6-
6-30
30c
Olympia Brewing Co.—
One
6-11
10c
25c
Corp., 40c preferred (accum.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. (quar.i
5-15
/%:■%■■%% %
Manufacturing—
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
4-30
5-15
Share
Scovill
Uoldera
When
Per
Name of Company
5-15
25C
15c
(quar.)
common
Ordinary and bearer shares
15c
Corp.
Old loun
Onondaga
2.44%
Power,
1
G-
-
7 VaC
Corp.
(quar.)—
America' (quar.)——
Electric
Potomac
6-15
Holder*
Payable 0/ Rec.
37 VaC
Steel
of
Co.
Potash
61'%c
preferred A (quar.i—rr-~~preferred B (quar.v_.__.
4.92%
Portsmouth
61a c
.
4;%%
1
Share
%yr;Viyvv ,;y;:v '
Company (quar.)——
———
Pope & Talont, Inc., common (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
5-4
50c
pfd. tquar.)__
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.r 7%
Ohio Forge & Machinery Corp
Company
&
Poor
5-29
6-15
%25c'
;
—-
When
Per
Name of
Payable q] Rec.
Share
oj,Company
Holder*
When
Per
Name
47
(2179)
5-29
5-
25c
5-15
5-
3lV»c
5-15
5-2,
25c
5-15
5-
65c
I
1
6- 1
5-19
30c
6-
1.
5-15
40c
6-
1
5-15
$$1.25
7-
1
6-10
25c
6-10
5-
33c
6-15
5- 7
5-
8
7
28 Vac
6-
1
4lViC
6-
1
5- 7
$1.10
6-
5
5-
1
5-10
5-
1
$1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
'
•
■Share
(quur.t--.
50c
Name of Company.
Paper Co.
(Sutherland
fjylvanitc Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a).,
Gymington Wayne Coj p. (quar.)
Gyraau.se Transit Corp. (quar.)
15c
oOe
25c
(s-a)
preferred
4%
—
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
Class 13 (quar.)
25c
2uc
——
30c
*
$1.08
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)4.325* preferred (quar.)
5.105'o preferred (quar.)
Tampa re, Inc. (quar.)
~
Tappan Co. new com. (initial)-Tampa Electric
4.1(35*
Taylor,
5%
„
Ltd.
ft Carson (Canada),
preferred (quar.)
Pearson
conv.
$1.27,/2
55c
«*0c
—
split
stock
2-for-l
4-17
2
7-
4-21
$3-50
0-15
4-21
Universal
4.(355*
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
65* 2nd pfd. (entire issue culled for redemp on June 1 at $105 per sliarc plus
this
dividend)
Convertible into com¬
to
mon
May 22
5.125*
6.255*
4.725*
1
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Utah Southern Oil (quar.)
5-28
5-
8
65-
4
preferred (quar.)
4.755* preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
5.355* preferred (quar.)
5.505* preferred (quar.)
5.755* preferred (quar.)
5.80% preferred (quar.)
5.355* preferred (quar.)
6.70% preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)—
Natural
Illinois
Texas
Common
(quar.)
Inc.,
Industries
Texas
Gas
—
1
Glass
(Calif.) (stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders
Varian Associates (stock dividend)——.
6-12
5-
6
1
5-
8
Von'a Grocery Co.
G-
1
5-
8
G-
1
5- 8
G-
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
G-12
4-30
B-30
55-
6-
1
G-
1
5-
8
G-
C-
1
55-
8
5-
8
Walker-Scott
preferred (quar.)
Tliriftimart, Inc., class A
Class
B
Tinnenuan
Tilo Roofing (quar.)
Title Guarantee ft Trust Co.
Tokheiui
Toledo
Corp.
(N. Y.)
5-18
5
Increased
5-15
5-15
4-30
Warner
4.255*
preferred
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
Trade Bank ft Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Traders Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—a
4(6% preferred (quar.)„
5%
preferred
Warren
Troy ft Grecnbush RR.
5-15
5-
Trunklinc
Gas, $5 pfd. A
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
5-29
6-15
5-29
G-
1
5-10
G-
1
5-31
5-11
5-13
8-
6-15
5-25
5-15
4-30
5-29
5-15
1
5%
preferred
1208
Disc
i
La
1957
Salic
preferred
Corp.
$3.50 preferred
Canada
Carolina
Pacific
2
(5-10
5%
5-
5-25
6-15
25c
25c
8-25
Union Oil Co.
(Calif.)
$1.25
35c
62(6c
6-
2
G6-
Class
5-21
G-15
5-12
■Class;A (quar.)
Class B
5-22
Car
90c
38c
11.12%
#246o
WVuo
87(6c
92(6c
8-
7-20
10-19
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
5-
4*20
8-16
United Corp.,
ioc
40c
7%
preferred
12(6c
20c
$1.12(6
(from invest, income)
class A (quar.)
United
Gas
4%f*
Special
...
0-11
U.
S.
Envelope
8.
Hoffman
4(6 %
U. B.
6-15
6- 5
G-15
U. 6.
5-11
U. B.
6%
6-15
5-15
G-15
5-15
preference A
6-
1
7-15
5-13
7-
8
5-25
4-30
5-30
4-30
5-26
5-12
6-30
6-29
7-
6-29
1
7-1
5-2G
7-
1
5-20
7-
1
5-20
7-10
6-19
50c
5-15
5-
6-
25c
$1.12(6
and receivables.—V.
7-
0-10
1
1
Tills
5-11
G-
1
6-
1
5-11
tl7!L>c
7-
1
6-10
tllYsc
7-
1
G-10
6-
8
5-15
0-10
5-22
25c
!
25c
—
40c
5-19
5- 4
components
6-24
G-10
Division
7-
6-17
The
2%%
business
outstanding 490,00.0 common, shares. Tli«
prospectus lists ten selling stockholders, who owtk in the aggregate
372,870 shares. Owner of the largest block is Leo t Kaplan, President
end. Board. Chairman, who owns 232,982 and srropoeeo-to. sell 66,642
shares. The other blocks being sold range from 719: to- 7,651 shares.
5- 8%
62 %C
C-
18%C
6-19
6- 9
350
6-10
0-15
18%C
0-10
1%
1-4*60
12* 4
0%
5
5
5- 5
4- 1
8-21
6-
5-15
1
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
7- 1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United States Vitamin ft Pharmaceutical
-Corp.
(quar.)
5-15
0-27
Electric
Power
5-15
Co.,
5-15
Enterprises,
5
6-15
(John)
0-
1
1
5-15
7-31
Iron
Co.
(F.
W.)
0-25
7-
2
6-15
50c
6-
4
5-14
40c
6-
«a%«
(quar.)
6
5- 8
«- 2
$• 4
25c
6-15
6-
290
(quar.)
5
15c
5-18
4-30
«•
1
1-20
T- 1
§-10
1
(quar.)
5-29
5-15
5-15
4-30
15c
(quar.)
1
STttO
.
4-0
7*11
6-15
(initial).
25c
$20c
-6-30
a
Previously published
date
6-
9
and/or
record
p.
as
a
which
1798.
date
date
Co. below.
-
5-15
6-30
6-12
wa»
!j
incorrect.
at
The
the
eoaree.
earrseted
payxue*
indicated hare.
approved by
Laboratories,
t Payable In U. 0. fundi, lets 14%
Canadlen nonresidents tax.
Raytheon stockholders on April 23, 1959, of Machlett
Inc., into Raytheon Co.
(formerly Raytheon Manufac¬
Upon the merger, Machlett's issued and outstanding
turing Company).
shares ($5 par) is to be
5%% (cumulative) serial preferred
and a maximum of 235,108 of
Raytheon's $5 par common shares.
The exact number of commmon
shares is to be determined by dividing $14,106,500 by the average of
the closing prices of such stock on the Nuw York Stock Exchange in
the period Jan. 1 through March 31, 1930.
In addition. Machlett stock¬
holders will receive 7,053 shares, plus 5%
of the number of shares
consisting of 595,940 common
stock,
into
stock,
and
are
100,000
shares
minimum
a
of
issued
in
excess
of
141,0G5
of
141,065
shares,
in adjustment-under the
agreement of merger for the -5% stock dividend declared by
on Feb.
5, 1959, and paid on March 4. 1959, to stockholders
19,
1959.
The
maximum
number
of common, shares
by Raytheon is 246,863.
The 5%% series preferred will be convertible
_
Raytheon
of record
issuable
so
.
until Feb. 1, 19G9, into
The number
Raytheon common at an initial conversion price of $62.86.
of common shares reserved for such conversion is 79,542.
~
■
Options for 44,180 shares of Machlett common were outstanding
April 23, 1959, under that company's restricted stock option plan. Each
such option was, at the time of the merger, converted into a option
to
purchase
holder
Income
registration statement with the SEC on May 1,
covering 350,602 shures of its $5 par common stock and 100,000
of 5%% series (cumulative), serial preferred stock, $50 par.
The securities were or may be issued as
a
result of the merger,
1959
which
7-5#
B-
10c
Co.
Transfer book* not closed for this dividend.
xLess Jamaica
the merger.—V. 189,
shares
converted
common
Radiation
of
required
Raytheon Mfg. Co.—Registers With SEC—Merger—
capital
In Canadian lands, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less British Income tax.
8
5-
anticipated of
This company filed a
$$1.12%
y
5-
5-20
initiated in
5-15
X Payable
6-10
expansion
expansion- Is
1
6-
6-10
new
This
i$1.37%
Feb.
•
rapid
the
Raytheon Co.—New Name Effective—
Co.—
Zenith Radio,
for
facilities.
coast
See Raytheon Mfg.
$1225
6-15
west
Joint Radiation-Lcvinthal programs already; underway,
0- I
...
convertible preferred
5-15
75c
were
of
4-30
(quar.)
Co.
result
formulated
being
aro
Levinthal
and
0-29
6-1
$1.75
wholly-owned subsidiary of Radiation and will, continue operation
existing management with Albert J. Morris aa Vice-President
R. Morse as Controller.
and Herbert
0-15
30*
1
8-13
firms
a
this corporation, and Dr. Elliott
Electronic Products, Inc., Palo Alto,
of
announced on April 30 that the merger of the two
has been completed. Under the merger plan, Levinthal becomes
Jointly
Calif.,
17% c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Worsted
1
(Fla.)—Merger Completed—
President
Denius,
7-15
350
7- 1
R.
(Initial).
Monthly
Monthly
7-
$2
Homer
Levinthal, President of Levinthal
0-15
Industries, Ltd.—
Governor
6-
-
has
now
0*20
preferred (quar.)
60c
its
340
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Monthly
4*
of
pfd. (quar.)
(G. H.) & Co., 5%%
Cab
the
Ml
class A
Wood
1
1
G-
$1.50
(quar.)
Wood
Wyndotte
in
engines,
proceeds
require.
Industries
Plans
5-
0-
42 %C
(quar.)
com.
90c
ft Light
Publishing
Net
0*13
32 %c
kankshares Corp. (quar.)
Woolworth
Jet
and
under
5-30
$•
6-12
6-
62(6c
(quar.).
10-0
9c
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
World
7-10
1
11* 1
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
4Va%
8-
U&
Stores
$1
common
(quar.)
35c
(quar.).
(quar.).
Woodward
engaged
turbine
Motors.
Radiation, Inc.
dividend
Wisconsin Power
for
primarily
gas
General
of
0- 9
1
t- 4
3.GO
is
company
Poly
M
common
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
7-30
5-15
(quar.)
Co.,
and the remaining. 100«,000 shares,
the present holders thereof.
The
Noel & Co. us the principal, underwriter.
Alstyne,
4-30
1
6-10
10* 1
ft
Van
4-30
1
5-
15c
....—
-
Calif.,-
8-20
5-
5-15
...
(s-a).
Pacoimu,
5-20
5-15
25c
(quar.)..
Montague St.,
12177
5-29
1
25c
25c
preferred
at
manufacture of major
chiefly, for the Allison
proposed, stock- sale
will be added to the general funds of the company t» finance its work¬
ing capital requirements, and, to a lesser degree, to modernize," consoli¬
date, and expand its plant and equipment? from time- to. time as
required.
The net proceeds initially will be applied- to the extent of
$600,000 to reduce bank borrowings, but the company may borrow
additional fuuds to be used for the above purposes ae-the-needs of its
7%C
—
offices
The public offering price and
amendment.
5-22
43%c
-
- ;
public sale by the issuing company
representing outstanding stock, by
prospectus lists
4-21
—
with
company,
0-10
(Initial)
.
shares of
5-10
$1.31%
class A
-
May 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
common stock.
Of this stock, 100,000 are to bo offered for
on
65c
.
business will result in Jnorcased inventories
187, p. 1789.
Poly Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
5-26
G-15
50C
1*
Yellow
anticipated conduct of its
5-
95C
..
(quar.)
5%
.
6-22
30C
.
.
Wysong ft Miles Co.
50c
United Steel Corp., Ltd
1
0-15
dividend
5-12
5-26
22(4o
U. S. Steel Corp., common
1
6-
7* 1
Wisconsin
Corp.—
Printing & Lithograph,
5-
proposed sto;k sale will be added to the general
of the company and will be available for working capital and
corporate purposes.
According to the prospectus, the company
intends to expand its line of industrial products and believes that the
6-30
Monthly
42.50
.
pfd. (quar.)
guided missiles.
other
1%
Winn-Dixicr
25c
U. 0. Rubber Co., 8% preferred
7%
(quar.)
(s-a)
U. 8- Playing Card Co.
electronic
countenneasure
equipment,
communication equipment,
precise navigation instruments, and ground control and test equipment
dividend-.
Common
10%%
—
(quar.)
Pipe & Foundry
to
for
1
4
—
Bros.,
Wilson
6- 5
1
6-
40c
class A
4(6%
Machinery
preferred
Lines Co.
Co.
Woodward
(final)
(quar.)
*U. S. Borax & Chemical,
5-15
Stock
4-13
6-12
35c
Canal
5-29
1
6-
Stock
3%%
&
6-12
Willlams-McWilliamf. Industrie*—
5-15
$1.08(4
_
United New Jersey RR.
The company is a designer and manufacturer of microwave testinstruments; and it is also engaged in a number of defense production
contracts and defense research and development contracts with respect
5-
Williams Brothers C»* (quar.)........
25c
$1.75
(increased)
"United Screw & Bolt Corp.,
Class B
U.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary
Oil
Quarterly
Wometco
(increased)
com.
—
(quar.).
Williams & Co.
10c
jisc
Improvement,
Corp.
7-20
8-15
$37c
..
(quar.)
United Illuminating
3-15
20c
(initial):.
Wisconsin
United Engineering ft Foundry, com.
4-23
1
G-
■
7-20
ioc
class B
B
Williams Bros. Co.
8-15
—.
additional 80,000 shares,
5-15
Stock
preferred (quar.)
an
and 70,000 authorized for options not yet granted under the 1959 Plan.
75C
preferred (quar.)
Wilson
4-20
7-20
—.
covers
10,000 for options granted under the 1958 Restricted. Stock Option Plan
1
$1.23
Stag Manufacturing,
4-20
7-20
25o
(quar.)
also
registration statement
1
5-
10c
Stock dividend
■
8-15
3*2,
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
The
5-
5-15
5-15
Dental Manufacturing (quar.)
Wilcox
4
5-29
6-27
8*16
$1.1246
(reduced)__
4-27
1
G-15
.t30c
(S. S.)
Wickes
8-15
Stock dividend
4(65*
G-
Y.,
funds
(quar.)
White
"United Biscuit Co. of America—
Common
covering 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Pcabody ft Co.
Tiic public offering price and underwriting terms aro to- be supplied
by amendment.
8
5-22
5- 8
.
Stores
5%%
3
$1
(quar.)
"United Air Ltnes Inc.
5-
5-15
White Motors, new common (Initial)
11- 2
8*15
—
;
Co.
5- 8
1
5-15
(quar.)
White
4-30
5-22
130c
(quar.)„
Tank
1
6-
G-10
5-
Co
(quar.)
White
5-12
2
Telephone
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
1
6-10
62(6c
(quar.)
With. SEC—
corporation, located at 43-20 34tli Street, Long Island City,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 1, 1959
N.
60c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(George) Ltd., clasS A (increased)—
B
(increased)
Weston
11-16
6-15
Union Oil ft Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
"Union
Tlits
G
6-
52c
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
8-14
11-25
Ltd.
Breweries,
RR.
Wcstinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
8
6-10
$1.75
(quar.)
5-
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
7-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
5-18
5-25
5C
...
Western
30c
25c
$3.70%
6-10
and WCOP, Boston.—V. 189, p. 1577.
Polarad Electronics Corp.—Registers
20c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)——
Western
$50c
$4
four-story brick building in Newark and employs
a
are made through 85 brokers in the United States and
distribution is handled from 35 warehouses throughout
Net proceeds of the
Western
6-10
——
occupies
Sales
stattions WCAO, Baltimore,
$1.12%
5
(5-10
rr
last year were almost
times as great
reflecting the firm's leading position in
ago,
5-15
20c
1
2
(quar.)
4-30
1
25c
6-10
2
(quar.)
84-50 preferred (quar.)
84.00 preferred (quar.)
$9.70 preferred (quar.)
88-.50 preferred (guar.),
6-11
5-15
6-
years
The purchase of Pa as Dye Co. will make the tenth acquisition by
Plough, Inc. in the past three years. The purchase, of Radio Station
WAGA-AM-FM, Atlanta, was announced earlier in. April.
The others
were the Coppertonc Corp.,
the Crcolin Co., Solnrcaino, the Musterole
Co., the Zemo Co.,
the Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Co., and radio
3
6-10
$1.50
5-
2
Class
Union Electric Co., common
6- 3
12 %c
1
5-
62 (6c
Union Carbide
3
31%c
(s-a)
7-
7-
pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
60c
5-15
$1
Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 65*
Dye
25c
preferred (quar.)
4(L»%
7-
(quar.)
70 people.
5-29
(quar.)
com.
5-15
55*
Street
6-
6-15
ten
Canada, and
the country.
6- 3
6-20
of 8c from invest income and 44c
net realized capital gains)
Western Air Lines
:?:G0c
Quarterly
6-20
6-20
20c
West Point Mfg. (quar.)—
West Virginia Pulp ft Paper—
J$1.12(6
(quar.)
$1.43%
$1.56%
$1.13
260c
(quar.)
6-
25c
West Indies Sugar (quar.)
West Jersey ft Seashore RR.
5-15
1
they were
The firm
4-30
4-30
Oil ft Snowdrift Co.—■
4.80%
on
between
Paas
the industry and the growth in the market for children's items, due to
the rapidly expanding birth rate in recent years.
5- 8
1
8-15
5-15
6-10
(Quar. from net investment Income)
Wesson
B
5-15
—
8-
preferred (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund—
5-10
President,
reached
of
Sales for the Paas Dye Co.
as
10c
4.80%
5-15
(stock div.)
Clutch
South
series
conv.
Twin Coach Co.
Twin
from
Washington Steel Corp.,
1
(quar.),
10e
(quar.)™—.,
Cc
(quar.)—
common
7-17
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
6-15
$4.50 preferred
1
a—
1- 1
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)
20c
(s-a)—,.—;
150
35c
8-21
6-
(quar.)™
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar,)
Quarterly
^
r
Quarterly
;
6- 2
(quar.)
5-11
6-
I
(quar.).
(Hartford)
6-
6-20
75c
5-29
1
6-
Travelers Insurance
6-20
—.
5
$1.14
(quar.)
6-20
20c
quar...,—
Swasoy (quar.)
(S. D.) Co., common
2,000
——1,000
''
2
$1.03
$1.25
ft
4-
G-
$1.00(4
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
2
120c
6-15
Edison—
4(45*
6- 2
6-
$1.05
(quar.)——
Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
6-15
32(L»c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
Co
The Paas Dye Co.
is the leading manufacturer o# Easter egg dye
packages and kits in the United States.
Many millions of Paas
packages and kits, which retail at from 10c to 4£c, are sold each year.
The company accounted for about half of total industry;.sales.
2
$1.01
Corp.
60c
30c
(quar.)
5-21
6-
12 %c
30c
*
Products
1
6-20
—
15c
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)-—
5-J5
1
6-
$1
Ward Industries
(Quar.
(quar.)
4-30
6-
27 %c
Watte Amulet Mines, Ltd
1
6-
35c
$1
30c
(quar.)
4%
6-10
$1.25
&
'
April 21 announced that an. agreement
Plough, Inc., and PhJlip< B. Townley,
for the purchase for ca.>h. by Plough,
Inc. of that 80-year-old Newark, N. J., firm. This agreement is subject
to the approval of the board of directors of Plough^ Inc. at its next
regular meeting, which will be in early June.
been
President
8
6-1
Thompson-Ramo Woolclridge, Inc.—
Common
7%%
-
5%
30c
7(6c
25c
35c
10c
25c
.
G-
Plough,
Abo
12'/3C
6(4%
Brooke
Inc.-^
Co.
ft
389, p. 1798.
2,000
Plough, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
1
1
5-
1
100%
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
8
4,000
—V.
had
5%%
8
5-
5-
20c
(quar.) ———
(quar.)
Vulcan Materials, common (quar.)
Reed, Lear & Co.
Suplcc, Yeatman, Mosley
Co. Incorporated
4-16
1
E.
4,000
4-28
0-15
Vulcan Corp.
8
1
8-12
4-
A.
Ball, Burge & KrausDavenport & CO|
4,000
4,000
4,000
8
6-
100%
Vickers,
1
5-
40c
6-
6-12
2
Masten ft Co
5,000
4,000
Stroud
3
5-29
9
200
6-10
G-12
7-
7-
7-15
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
Gerstley, Sunstein ft Co
Kay, Richards ft Co
McKclvy & Company
5-12
4.052
,
Ltd., ordinary (final)
(Equal to 118/lOc less British inc. tax)
Virginia Coal ft Iron (quar.)
Virginia Hot Springs
.
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)
$4.04
preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar,)™—
Virginia Railway— <■
6%
preferred (quar.)——
.
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. —
——
7-
Co
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
4-24
1
6-
Blorcn ft Co
15,000
5,000
5,000
Rausclier, Pierce ft Co., Inc.
5-15
20c
& Rogers
Associates,
Varian
6-12
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-12
7-
Corporation
Deane & Scribner
Bateman, Eichlcr & Co
Butcher ft Sherrcrd
5-15
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
7-
Higginson
Dempsey-Tegeler ft
12C
5-15
7-
6-
Shares
Shares
1
50c
6-12
1
Thompson Industries (quar.)
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)
5-
5-15
4c
6-12
6-
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Thatcher
Arthurs, Lestrangc ft Co
——
1
6-
(quar.)
common
plus
income
5%
(J. B.),
Waters
Van
Line—
Pipe
Lcc
5-15
gains
(quar.)
Co.
C-1G
77-
$1.45
$1.46%
$1.67(6
—.
5-15
1
6-
So
class A pfd.
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)—
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.)
$1.25
™
capital
Raaltc
Van Scivcr
6-3
$1.33%
$1.37(6
$1.43%
—
5-15
5-30
6-
10c
investment
net
from
8c
B-
$1.12(6
$1.18%
4.505*
1
*2%e
Valspar Corp. (resumed)
Value Line Income Fund—
from
6-18
agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares
of capital stock set forth below opposite their respective names:
17 %c
.—
8
1
1
$40o
60c
35c
5-25
Singer,
6-19
6-
(quar.)—
com.
5-12
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.—...
6-
(Continued from page 8)
5-28
6-15
$1.08%
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
Van
(quar.)
Company
Eastern Transmission,
1-15
Pictures Co., Inc.—
5-
1
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Texaco Canada,
Texas
Texas
Universal
INVESTMENT NEWS
7-15
10-15
65c
4-21
6-
$1.2716
$1.28
$1.31 A
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.105*
Universal
1
1
37 %c
6-15
4-30
83c
8-
11-
B1V»c
5-15
6-15
•
11-13
2-1-60
87 %C
87 YaO
5-15
15c
2%
4.905*
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
GENERAL OWPORATMN MD
:
8-15
11-30
7VaC.
Consolidated Oil (quar.)—
Match Corp. (quar.)
5-15
35c
$1.02%
$1.06%
$1.12(a
$1.15
$1.1G
$1.16'A
$1.2216
8-31
——
preferred
5-15
7Vkc
7'/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
•3.60
$3.60
27c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.(345J
Common
5-15
1
112%C
—
Co.—
4.325* convertible preferred (quar.)
Teck-Hushes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Telechrcmo Mfg., class A (stock dividend)—
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com. (quar.)—
4.10:*
preferred (quar.)
1
4.25'*
preferred (quar.)
4.50';* 2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
7-
7-15
C-
,
Common
Payable o) Kec.
6-29
5-15
Share
Name of Company |. >'
United Whclan Corp., common (quar.)
5-15
G-15
Tuvlor ft Fcnn
4.(305*
■'>
:
Payable ofllec.
...
Holder»
When
Per
Holder1
When
Per
•
,
:
'
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
..
(2180)
of
the number
Machlett
would be entitled
on
of shares of Raytheon common to which a
equal in number to the optioned shares
shares
the
effective date of merger, were
he Immediately
convert
to
Number 5845
189
Volume
the shares
of
The number
common
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
series preferred into Raytheon
Raython 5%%
of
this
for
shares reserved
common
Security
is
purpose
Change in Name Effective—
.
ing
amendment-to
the
t
-
This
the company's
certificate^of incorporation chang¬
of Raytheon Manufacturing. Co. to ..Raytheon Co. be¬
May 4, 1959. Dealings, on.the, New York.'Stdck Exchange
name
effective
came
under
1*89;
the, hew, name .began on May-5.—VI
Soundcmft Corp.,
Reeves
With
Segurtties-c&fd
•This
April
Pv
Banbury,
2038.
^
and Director, to Lewis Cowan Merrill at
such
.'
hares.
part of
No underwriting
the
proceeds'" from
is involved.
a
aa
.
price of $3,00 per
The company will, receive no
According to' the • prospectus,
.
'
- •
.
Merrill may. selL the. 23,000 shares
Mr,
otherwise from
The
is
company
of
common
manufacture, .distribution,
in the
engaged
sale
and
its
stock.
S., Leinbach has been elected. President,. the
company
May 6. ,™
■
'
,1. '....
':%/
•"
John Li- Riegei, who. has beenLChairman. of ;the . BoardF audi President,
by
v
;
will
-Mr.
*
Chairman
has
-Leinbach
since
the
of
'
Vice-President
company.
been. Executive
V
'?%:•
,
.
the
of
•
in V." 189,. p. 2038.—V. 189, p. 1134,
corporation
See
He Joined the Riegel organization in 1934, starting as a
engineer for product development in the company's mill at
Mil ford.
J.—V.
N.
189,
50.
p.
'
...
_
Participations
Partnership Interests in Associates,
for stile in units'of $10,000 (without underwriting).
in
to
be
offered
-
..
.
Associates is a partnership consisting of Lawrence A. "Wien and Ivan
Shapiro, of the 42nd St. address.
It has contracted to purchase, free
and clear of any mortgages (a > three net ground leases on the 12-story
Roosevelt Building,
727 West Seventh St. in downtown Los Angeles
and <b.» the fee title to the "nine-story Consolidated Building, 607 South
Hill St., also in downtown Los Angeles.
The leasehold expires in the
2024 and provides for the payment of ground rent by Associates.
purchase price of the properties is $5,2Q0,000, of which $200,000
been-paid as" a deposit.
The. balance is payable in cash on'the
year
has
closing date, July 1, 1959.
will
In addition to the contract price, Associates
3400,000 in connection with the transv,....-a"ay
disbursements
make
v;
v
Vi; 0
f
Each
the two
of
partners will contribute $10,000
•
used
Will' be
vanced
the
reimburse
to
partners
for
the-$200,000
deposit
ad¬
This
arid
to pay expenses of $20,000 in
will enter into
connection with the offering.
lease and sublease for a term
combined
a
of
20 years,
renewable for 45 additional years, under which W & H Realty
Associates will operate the premises as lessee. The latter is a partner¬
ship comprised of Lawrence A. Wien and Harry B. Helmsley.
[/Royal- Dutch Petroleum Co.—Proposed' Acquisition—
.
;
~
N.
Koninklijke
V.
Petroleum
Dutch
Co.)
Nederlandsche - Petroleum
Maatschappij
(Royal
"Shell" Transport:& Trading Go., Ltd.,
April-22 that they have made a proposal to Canadian
Eagle Oil Co. Ltd. to acquire the :whole of- its assets and business.
The' consideration offered Is the allotment to Canadian Eagle,
for
distribution in kind to its shareholders of 3,971,012 fully-paid shares
announced
On
Netherlands
20
of
of Royal Dutch Petroleum CO. and:
5,956,518 fully-paid ordinary-shares of £1 each of- the "Shell" Transport
& Trading-Co., Ltd.-.Bataafse Petroleum-MautschappipN.V., a company
of the Royal Dutch-Shell group
which owns, approximately 21%
of
the issued share capital of Canadian • Eagle, will waive its right to
participate in such distribution. 'Canadian Eagle shareholders, owning
'the remaining 23:826,071 shares will therefore:-receive-- 2-Royal Dutch
and
3
"Shell"
Transport- shares in respect of every 12 shares of
Canadian Eagle held.
■
' :--i:
% .'.•'•V.r-»
-■
...
"
above.—V.
guilders each
first
ore
with
compared
as
,
f it; is
.
the proposal" that the contract shall be author¬
the shareholders' of Canadian Eagle at a special
that company to be held not later than July 31,
1959 and that, after the shares'of Royal Dutch and "Shell" Transport
have
been
distributed
by
Canadian' Eagle "among its shareholders,
Canadian Eagle shall be dissolved.
The proposal is also subject to the
obtaining of necessary governmental and other approvals.
-
ized
a
*
$135,210
Gust
the
condition
of
closely associated with the Royal
Dutch-Shelf group in the joint ownership of companies and enterprises
in the United Kingdom and Erie, and in Latin America.
The purpose
Eagle
of
,the
proposal
to
the
long
has
been
to .a complete amalgamation
ot all concerned.
(V»
advantage
is
the
calling
Eagle "shareholders,
,
the
of
registration
.
special
these
of
interests
'.
-
.
connection. with
Canada
..
T
general, meeting of
relating to the
statements
proposal will be filed by Royal Dutch and "Shell' Transport under the
Securities Act .of 1933 as amended.—V. 189, p. 1025.
.
&.W Fine
S
f See
189,
p.
1026.
or
.00766 cents per
Aetna-Standard
Enginering Co.
Private
—
above.—V:
Placement
189,
—
company,
the
for
period
same
The
net
for working capital and improvements
proceeds will be used
to
properties.—V. 185, p. 34#.
Corp.
now
per
Blauner
D.
The
"This
p.
919.
—
;
h
-
is
and
Treasurer
&
common
stock;
Newton, retired.
Controller
of
Sunstrand
Corp.
Inc., Rockford,
Corp.—Acquisition—
Oil & Gas
representing G meral Investors Co., 295 Fifth Avenue,
and associates acquired more than a .majority of
the
issued
and
outstanding shares, of common stock; of Seaporcel
Metals. Inc.r. effective April 13, 1959.. The shares were acquired from
,-M."Jesse Saitoh and Benjamin B. Loring, and members of. Mr." Salton's
York,
family."
The
-
.
Y.,
------
.
/"
-
C-*av
.
—
_
-
'.
board of-directors and officers are" as follows:. M. Jesse
Sal ton, formerly President,-now Chairman of the Board;, Benjamin B.
Loring,- formerly. Executive Vice-President, now President. and director;
Jacob
-
N.
new
J.~-.Friedman;--
Gautier^ -director;
N.
Vice-President.
E.
Herzfeld,
Secretary—V. 188,
2688:"
p.
Treasurer rand
director;
City,
N.
Y.,
is
company
and
sale
primarily
of
application,
engaged in the development and manu¬
magnetic tape recorders for instrumentation, and
well as other electronic equipment for both
as
in
Sunset International's
Teleflex Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
company, located at 461 King St^.W., Toronto, Canada, filed
statement with the SEC on May 6, 1959, covering
shares of stock.
Of the 75,000 shares, 25,000 shares are out¬
standing and are being purchased by the underwriters from Teleflex
Products Ltd.; and 50,000 shares are being purchased, by the under¬
writers from the company on original issue.
The shares are to* be
offered for public sale by the underwriters, headed by Drexel & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
"represents an increase
daily net production of crude
In
million
reactors,
aries
International's oil
barrels.
The
are estimated at more
also has substantial natural
reserves
company
also
anisms
air conditioning and other equipment. It acts
Canada for products manufactured by the subsidi¬
a
small quantity of window operating mech¬
markets
purchased from
Teleflex Products, of Basildon, England. Net
from its sale of the 50,000 shares will* be
1960 for additional equipment and the
remainder will be retained as working capitals
The company has outstanding 247,795 shares (in addition to $340,725
of notes), Teleflex Products owns 48,859 shares, or 19.7%. Cameron
Chisholm, board chairman of each of the three subsidiaries, owns
44,350 shares; R. Christopher Dobson. president of the issuer, 29,440;
and
Mills <fc Co., of Philadelphia, 35,640.—V.
189, p. 1513.
William
earning;;
the
to
expended
Services, Inc.—Sales Volume Up—Issues
H. Tegtmeyer, President, on April 30 announced that profor the year ended Feb. 28, 1959 were 87 cents per
compared to 59 cents pro-forma earnings for the year ended
Aug.
31,
1958. The pro-forma earnings include the net income of;
The F.
N.
Johnson Co.
(acquired Jan. 3, 1959)
for the 12 month
agent in
and
proceeds
$200,000 of Debentures for Finance Unit—
as
marine craft,
sales
as
holdings and is currently carrying out a major gas development
program in New Mexico's San Juan Basin.—V. 189, p. 1972.
Super Food
The company, through three U. S. subsidiaries, is primarily, engaged
the design, manufacture and sale of mechanical remote controls,
control mechanisms and linkages for use in aircraft, jet engines, auto¬
motive equipment,
agricultural equipment, guided missiles, nuclear
'
Sunset
added
23.5
registration
75,000
a
Corp."
and Rosenberg, in equal amounts,
This
a
gas
company
during
1959
and
Texaco Inc.—Name Effective—
-
'
See Texas
below.—V.
Co.
189,
1513.
p.
periods. Annual sales of the Johnson company increased from $31,900,000
12 mouth period ended
28, lFS^.' Salfe^ volume continued-to Increase'iw March and April,
over
the
preceding year.
Sales for the week ended April 25
over
$837,000 for the highest week ever, and an indicated sales
at
Feb;
1959
were
volume
31,
Aug.
of
1£58
to $36,500,000 for
the
$43,500,000.
Tegtmeyer also announced that a new wholly-owned subsidiary,
Corp., was organized in April for the purpose of supplying
to franchised grocery super
markets and foodliners. Super
Food Services, Inc. issued $200,000 in 6%
10-year subordinated deben¬
tures
to
secure
funds for the equity investment in Foodway Corp.
These
debentures
v/cre
purchased
by Central Securities
Corp., of
Mr.
New
York.—V., 189,
p.
'
749..'
'
Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
1958,
which
Voting Trustees under a Voting Trust Agreement of Jan. 20,
covering common stock of Super Valu Stores, Inc., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on May 1, 1959 covering voting trust
arc
for
now
169)663. shares
of its common stock,
being those shares
outstanding or now" reserved, for issuance upon exercise
which are not specfically
covered
by an earlier registration
(viz., 222,913 shares) and those
which are not covered by, said registration because issued as stock
dividend upon shares on deposit, under? the voting trust at the record
date for the, stock- dividend? (viz., 106,730-shares).—V. 189; p. 89.
of
outstanding oetions
(viz., 489,306 sharps)
—
Notes Placed Privately—This
has sold! to The Equitable Life Assurance So¬
ciety of the United States an issue of $2,000,000 5J/4%
promissory notes, due in instalments in each of the years
1963 to 1974, it was announced on May 8.
The place¬
ment was negotiated: by. The First Boston Corp.
company
The 80-year-old Taylor company, leading shipper of premium quality
in
the United States will use $1,000,000 of the proceeds to
retire
Herzfold.
E.
Island
share through an underwriting group headed by Milton
Co., Inc., which will receive a commission of 42c per
to the company, by Messrs. Sussman
at a price of 25c per share.
acquisition," said Mr. Sterling,
25%
wines
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—New Control—
N.
Long
on May G,
1959; covering
The stock is to be offered for public
of a V-loan to a bank
and to a commercial credit company.
The
will be added to working capital and will be used for general
corporate purposes.
The prospectus lists Harry Sussman as President and Stanley,. Rosen¬
berg as Secretary-Treasurer.
Each
owned
200,000 common shares
on
April 30, 1959, or a total of 400,000 shares, all the shares then
outstanding.
These 400,000 shares do not include 20,000 shares sold
to Milton D. Blauner, the controlling stockholder of the underwriter,
and 6,500
sold to Milton D. Goldman and Jerome Drazen, counsel
also
Taylor Wine Co., Inc.
~
New
respectively.
balance
total 5,300 barrels a day. Our net daily gas production
is about 20 million cubic feet.
The Warren-Bradshaw purchase also
continues the expansion of our producing operations into the Texas,
Mid-Continent' area begun last July with
the acquisition of McRae
:
; Scripto, Inc.—Secdndary. Offering—A secondary offering of 20,000- shares of class A common stock (par 50
cents) was made on April 30 by The Johnson,, Lane,
Space Corp. at $8 per share, with a dealer's concession
of 35 cents per share.—V. 185, p. 2036. * -
-
shares,
Carp.—Registers With SEC—
Texas Co.—Partial
The
Redemption—
has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $18,000 of its 2%% debentures, due
at 100%. plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, 231
South
LaSalle Street,
Chicago 90,
111.,
or
at the Hanover Bank,
70 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
There will also be repaid on June 1, next, through operation of. the
sinking fund, upon presentation of original debentures to either of the
above-mentioned paying agents, the aggregate then due of $782,000
principal amount of original debentures in accordance with the provi¬
sions of said indenture.
As provided by the
indenture, no specific
notice of such payments in respect to original debentures need tc
be given to the registered owners thereof.
Interest due June 1, 1958 will be paid in the usual manner.
company
operation
June
1,
of
1971,
Change in Name Effective—
The
has filed an amendment to its certificate of incorpo¬
changing its name to Texaco Inc., effective April 30. Dealings
York Stock Exchange under the new name began on May
company
ration
the New
on
1.—V.
189,
p.
1513.
and
director;, R.
William:
B.
B.
Doron,
to
-
a
its
like
amount
1959-1962
of
winery
debentures
due
expansion
program.
1970
and
apply
the balance
-
whose reported net sales amounted to $9,047,000 In
1958, was incorporated in 1955;
All of the company's common stock
is closely held.
*
1
The
company,
The Taylor Company was founded in 1880 by Walter Taylor.
Its
vineyards aro in the Finger Lakes District of upper
New York State,
and its main office is in Hammondsport, N. Y.
i
•
Texas Instruments Inc.
—
strumentation Division for
.
189,
253,000
and
commercial, application.
Of
the net proceeds of
financing $50,000 will be expended, for additional machinery, and
equipment and $129,288 will be used, to retire outstanding balances
189,
most
latest
about
oil, giving us
certificates
Co., Inc.,. at $62.50 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.—
V.
its business -is related
Government
1958.—V.
studies of the new holdings, which aro located
prolific fields in Texas, will be initiated at once.
owns
21 rigs and has served the oil industry
major contract driller for the past 20 years.
the
of
some
share,
and
located at 35-16 37th St.,
registration statement with the SEC
sale at $3
water flood
Intensive
forma
578,000
own
company,
a
in
is President of Howard H. Monk & Associates,
Warren-Bradshaw
He
of
1513.
200,000 shares of
corporation on May 4 concluded the purchase of Warren-BradExploration Co. of Tulsa, Okla., in a $6,000,000 transaction that
involves the acquisition of 200 oil and gas wells, 1,000 net barrels of
oil a day and approximately $750,000 a year in operating income.
Morton A. Sterling, President, said the acquisition further strengthens
Sunset's diversification in the Texas, Mid-Continent areais, adding that
the secondary recovery potential of the Warren-Bradshaw properties
is "extremely substantial."
than
About 95%
tration
Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 128,739 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on May 6 by Lehman Brothers and Reynolds &
Sobering
--a
This
Monk have been elected, directors
Sunset International Petroleum
.
.
and'additions
services.
Net proceeds
the
They
p.
audio
money
1799.
p.
This
189,
filed
This
through Butcher & Sherrerdy has arranged to place pri¬
vately $2,500,000 of 6% notes due April 1, 1074, it was
announced" on May 6.
.
"
7
Whittaker.
—V.
-share,
.
COi
Sandura
defense.
against
1959 was $781,305
Food way
Eoods, Inc.—Delisting Granted—
analysis
of . the company's stock sale , willibe
company's short term bank loans incurred! to
finance the
performance
of
the
company's contracts
(such loans
amounted to $4,500,000 on April? 15, 1959).
The company has outstanding 2,561,036 common shares. The
selling
stockholders, who propose to sell 125,000 shares each, are WilllamiR.
Whittaker, board chairman and president, and his mother, Beuiah
applied
shaw
a
Technical
allied
and analysis
to national
111., advertising agency.—-V. 125, p. 3362.
of
the
share.
first quarter of
Ekstrom and Harry B.
If,
Ethington
Mr. Monk
meeting of
Canadian.
In
reduction,
approved by
or
general
various
and
Sundstrand Corp.—Two New Directors Elected-—
as
to
and missile valves and control devices,
instruments for use on missiles and aircraft,
equipment, nuclear weapon test equipment,
electronic components.
It also renders computing^, data
gyroscopes
and
electronic data
facture
sales for
James W. Ethington and Howard H.
in
operations
this
to succeed
Mr.
entire
facturing and selling aircraft
1394.
p.
their
Blyth & Co., Inc., fs listed as the principal underwriter;
••?
Organized in 1947, the company, through its divisions and subsid¬
iaries. is engaged .in the business of designing, developing,
manu¬
quarter of 1958.
J
,
moved
ment.
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos—1958
$18,214,260 $11,667,069 $55,454,713 $35,400,745
outstaonding.
with a net loss of $48,807
shares
Net income from
and the
*
has
corporation filed a. registration statement with the SEC on
April 29, 1959, covering 500,000 shares of common, stock.
Of tfrfo
stock, 250,000 shares are to be offered for public sale for the account
of
the issuing company;
and the balance, representing outstanding
shares, is to be offered for sale by the holders thereof.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
t^ranium. Corp.—Reports Profit for Quarter
compares
the.
for
by them, to pay the $5,000,000 balance due under the purchase
to defray disbursements of .$380,000 incident to the. acquisi¬
Associates
Sources
Telectro Industries
6,248.942
the television broadcast and
Telecomputing Corp.—Registers With SEC—
has reported net income of $579,599 before Federal
and state income taxes of $169,226 for the quarter ended March 31,
1959, William R. McCormick. President, announced on April 27.
Net
income
after taxes was $410,372
or
.0656 cents per share on the
contract,
tions.
-
primarily by
industries. They are currently in use in such, missiles
T'hor, Aerobee-IH, Titan,. Mlnuteman, and Polaris.
1799.
p.
Standard
the partnership
to
capital and proposes to offer participations of $2,790,000 in his partner¬
ship interest.
The total partnership- capital will be $5,600,000, which
Apr. 30—
tubes
This
This corporation
of
*actions.
189,
in
supplies'manufactured
plant in Burlington which js also expanding its facilities.
Golembe, President of Power Sources, Inc., said that the
firm will operate independently as a separate
corporate subsidiary of
Technical Operations.—V. 188, p. 2787.
Vj,,a
'
,a
^
—V.
This compjipy, located at GO East 42nd St., New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on. May 4, 1959, covering $5,580,000 of
The
1394.
Sales
used
arc
power
a
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co,
Period End.
Roosevelt-Consolidated Building Associates*—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sources
transistorized
Stanley
Spiegel Inc.—April Sales Higher-—
*
,
small,
Operations
''Shell? Transport &. Trading Co., Ltd.—Plans to Ac¬
quire Stock of Canadian Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—
1957.
chemical
his com¬
defense
Power
.
as
Power
Atlas,
as
on
continue
.
specialized,
missile
filed with ,: the SEC; and the offering will be made only
prospectus conforming to the requirements of the Secu¬
189, p.
stock; oi Technical
semi-conductors.
The
nominated, composed of 6 directors from each of the present
companies.
Initially, the principal office would be established in the
East.—V.
Frederick
announced
for
personnel and finances on the microwave field In. which
is currently undertaking a large expansion program
and
would be
Kiegel Paper Corp.—New President Elected—
exchange
was
pany
1933..
of
in
Inc.,
Sources,
organized in 1956, jointly by- Mlcrowave Associates
and Technical Operations
to capitalize on the application, of. semi¬
conductor devices to power supplies.
Dana W. Atchiey, Jr., President of Miorowave Associates, stated that
a major reason fbr the sole was to enable his
company, to. concentrate
It is planned that Henry W.
Harding, President of Laboratory for
Electronics Inc., will become President of the combined company, and
William W. Shannon, now President
of Servomechanisms,
Inc., will
become Chairman of the Board.
A new
12-man board of Directors
recording discs." It lias outstanding 2,967,325 shares
As of.April 15,-1959, Mr. Reeves, was the .beneficial
of 289,1'59*sharesr of such stock.-r-V. 179,-p,'.440.., 4 '
"
owner
Act
Power
Power Sources
this'company and of Laboratory for Electronics,
.
have approved
on
the basis of
of a
means
rities
instantaneous
of
directors, of
of Boston
in
49
Operations.
plan for combining the two companies
this Summer
2% shares of Servomechanisms for one
share of Laboratory for Electronics.,
If the Servomechanisms stock¬
holders approve, an exchange, offer will be made in July to Laboratory
for Electronics stockholders, effective if
accepted by at least 80% of
such stockholders.
A,-registiv.atictn statement covering the shares to be
by
;
.
interest
C.—
Reorganization—
on
offered will be
,
proposed to be purchased by'him, in the-open market or
time to time at prices Current at the time of sale.
,
-
.The
Inc.
option-to purchase
the proposed sale. ^
N.
completed.
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Thq, £hai;es. being offered are being sold by Hazard. E. Reeves,
share, "pursuant^ to the exercise by-Mr.' Merrill.of
been
See Selected Investments !,Corp: i
Conn.—Registers
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1959, covering 22,000 shares of its common stock, S0.05 par
President
offering has
port Filed
30,
value.
Winston-Salem,
Co.,
Selected Investments. Trust. Fund—SEC Advisory Re¬
-
1
Exchange"C<mim^si6n-^sk
Trust
&
Offering—A ' secondary offering of 45,000
shares of capital stock (par $5) was made on April 30
by Alex Brown & Sons; Courts & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; John C. Legg &
Co., and The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., at $48.12V2
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.75 per share.
'
;An
Life
Secondary
v.v/. •%."%%:
al Raytheon Manufacturing Go.- also filed a registration statement on
May 1, 1959-covering 414,066 common shares offered thrdugh its Key
Employee Incentive Plan St ick. Options.. The said registration state¬
mentalso intludes 90,890. shares offered through .Gommon stock pur¬
chase
warrants'-issued
attached
'to its. 4%>%
f97l.notes.
:
I
24,197:
.
(2181)
Forms GeoSciences and In¬
expanded Space-Missile Age
Activity, Petroleum Exploration—
This
corporation
division
tho
and
elected
division,
new
formed a- GeoSciences and Instrumentation
Fred J. Agnich as a TI Vice-President to head
has
Patrick
E.
Haggerty,
President,
announced: on
April 20.
Mr.
Haggerty
also announced the election of Cecil H. Green as
Honorary Chairman of Geophysical Service Inc., wholly-owned geo¬
physical exploration subsidiary of Texas Instruments, and Senior
Advisor to TI on all matters pertaining to the geosciences. Mr. Green
remains a Vice-President and member of the board of directors and
executive committee of Texas Instruments 'Inc. as well as a director
of GSI.
The'
•
*
„
new
GeoSciences
and
Instrumentation
Mr.
division,
would
permit the company to take fullest advantage of tho combined technical
skills existing in these areas of TI activities as well as in other divi¬
sions
and
laboratories of
the company.
petroleum exploration services of Texas Instruments will con¬
carried on by the worldwide Geophysical Service group of
subsidiary companies.,
'
Mr. Agnich also has been elected Chairman of the Board o? GeoThe
Technical Operations* Inc., Burlington,
Dr.
this
C
Her.'riques, President,
has acquired substantially
Frederick
company
Mass.—Acquis.
April 23 announced that
all of Microwave Associate's
•
Haggerty
strengthen Texas Instruments for space-and-missile age
geophysical effort and expanded activity , in both petroleum exploration
and geophysical and industrial manufacturing. He said it also would
said,
tinue to be
on
_
-
50
(2182;
sidiaries.
Mr
«nd
Neil
I
offered,
'
then
due
be
to
Jan.
effect
in
of United States
be assumed by
GSI.
200,000
300,000
below. -V.
Ire.
189,
Bache &
Debentures—
Co
jnc
....
Co!
Baker, Weeks A;
fi
a
millions
r
The
of
allocated
gas
entire
to
Chace, Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.
Transcontinental
to
its
to
a
Co., Inc.
Rauschcr, Pierce <fc Co.,
Textron Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public
offering of
debentures
from May
Each
to
The offering was
1, 1959.
debenture
carries
cash
purchase for
PROCEEDS—-Net
used
redeemable
principal amount,
by
plus
proceeds
Textron Inc.
to
at
the
the
from
redeem
filock, class A and class B, in
all
the
Oscar Gruss Ac Son
approximate amount of
250,000
tron
has
incorporated
in
solely in
expanded, under
resent
the
the
Island
in
and
1928
business.
of
program
until
Since
75%
Zuckerman, Smith A; Co.
$1.01
or
first quarter
of
1958
to
or
three
$321,000,
$56,170,000,
cents
per
on
*
Cost
sales
of
Depreciation
and
Ctutc
income
profit:
taxes.
,
A/erage
revoke
a,,,
riated
i
4,349,446
of the stock .of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
being
liquidated
-
*
Stc
borrowing
conv.
subord. debs, due Jan.
5",
subordinated
1971
sinking'
debentures due Feb. 1,
par
4r/i
convertible
value
<
$25
stock,
stated' value
A
Series
....
fCommon stock (50
isioo
Outstanding
15,852.359
1:15,852,359
30,000,000
30,000,000
19,600,000
§13,243,180
422,796 shs.
422,796 shs.
None
47.856 shs.
r. •
7,500,000 shs.
None
4,349,366 shs.
at
a
cost
at
reqitrei un£r
of
\
$557,917.
AfSe,11Mie
^ ^vas been lssued» Irom 500,000 to
leH *e^remen* of the-actl0n
4% preferred- stock, sioy par
'
be
common
options end conversion of $1.25 convertible
convertible subordinated debentures due Jan.
N.
Act
of
principal
-
rc-
preferred
T,
at
per
1971.
6,770,223
6,904,411
$1,005,339
$2,012,851
$5,912,316
1,111,385
$4,857,294
3,088,181
3,273,223
located at Englcwood, N. J., filed a registration state¬
covering 240,000 shares of common stock. The
SEC
commission
for
the
to
public sale at $6 per-share, with a $1 per
underwriter, Charles Plohn As Co., plus
The
stockholder
sole
If less than all the shares offered
sold.
are
any
the offering will be withdrawn and funds returned
underwriter
also has purchased 60,000 shares
for,
the
of
for $60.
company
the development of machines capable
manufacturing various types of capacitors, in the manufacture and
sale of such machines, and in the equipping of factories using such
machines.
It intends to use the net proceeds of its stock sale as
follows: $110,000 to pay off a bank note; $375,000 to complete the
automation of the etched foil production plant at Englewood, N. J.;
$250,000 for manufacture of machines to be leased to capacitor manu¬
facturers; and $400,280 for working capital.
/
";
;;
The
company
The
prospectus
engaged
is
in
of
"
in the offer and sale
189, p. 749.
Arranges Private Financing
the
if
offered
subscribers.
to
Electronics,
Cary L. Wellington as
Delaware corporation, owns
lists
Inc.,
a
President.
Wellington
300,000-shares (83% )
outstanding stock (not including 60,000 sold to the under¬
writer t.
Cary L. Wellington and Philip Rothman, officers and or¬
ganizers
of the
issuer, are also officers, directors and controlling
stockholders of the Delaware corporation.
the
of
—
West
The
&
-
Co.
The
stock
of
on
40
date
for
such redemption
-
-
■
.
the
to
of additional
sale
in I960, cash
stock
common
on
hand,
and cash
generated -from operations, will be used for further construction
and I960, the cost of which is estimated at- $32,400,000.
The
be
filing states that, on the basis of present estiiqates, no financing, other
than
of
sale
the
during 1959
referred
stock
common
I960.—V. 189,
or
1973./'
p.
to
above,
will be
necessary
:
Western
is
the
PROCEEDS—Tiie
Stevenson,
and
in
tl^ former President and major stockholder of the company,
fundfPwill
accrue
to
the company.
the
com¬
business
of
purchasing
in.Delaware on Sept. 24,
operating public utility engaged
distributing; natural gas to resi¬
an
and
in the western and central parts of Kentucky as ,a supplement, to
the. natural- gas sold by the company m the same area.
Wesken
gas
incorporated, in Delaware in 1956 as a-real estate holding
to own the office building of the company. The office of the
is located at 608 Frederica Street, Owensboro, Ky. - <
..
was
company
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
1958 had increased
$84,000,000 from. $70,000^000: .in 1957 and that net Income ;had'
to $3,702,000- from $3,262,000 in the same period:
During
to the Estate of William T.
go
dential, commercial and industrial users in western,and central Ken¬
tucky. The company has two wholly owned subsidiaries. KCngas, Inc.,
which was ineorporated in Delaware*in 1952 and Jias been engaged,
since June, 1955, in the distribution and sale of liquefied petroleum
.
Corp.
1973.
r*
will
proceeds
1934, and since that time has been
increased
'y£ar earlier.—V. 189, p.
no
net
BUSINESS—The company, was incorporated
May 6 declared the regular quarterly dividend of,
a
Corp.,
the books closed.
June
a standby purchase
group to assure
remaining debentures' by offering, to
Common Stock Sold—
—
. of
Nashville, Tenn., and
Louisville, Ky., on. April 30 pub¬
licly offered 8,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at
$18.50 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
•
quarter.-ended-March*4959"gross revenues-were $19,300,000'.
Kentucky Gas Co.
Securities
Equtable.
Almstedt Brothers of
cents per
$16,500,000
of the bonds will be applied to the
in .1959
formed
of
The corporation recently announced that sales in
pared with
Sale of Bonds—:
the SEC for the issuance
payment of $8,500,000 of short-term bank loans incurred for cohstruction expenditures, and the balance, together with-about $5,000.000 from
share, payable June 10, 1959 to stock¬
holders of record May 25.
Holders who convert their debentures on
or
prior to May 25 will be entitled to receive the_ dividend.
•
,
-
the
proposal with
The net proceeds, from the sale
-
■
corporation
a
?
The final
has
conversions
lias filed
competitive
that the
'
*
at
bidding of $14,000,600 principal amounj, of
first mortgage bonds, series R, due June 1, 1989;. and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until May 15, 1959, to
request a hearing thereon.
"f .
six
converted.
share.
Power Co.—Proposes
Penn
company
sale
^nd
a
Eberstadt
common
eBm1-.
stock
2,200,070
994,041
offered
subscribed
are
scheduled for hearing
proceedings
whether to
Pinsker & Co., Inc., 156
1933
to
the shares
filed an amendment on May 4, 1959
130.25.
to
of
.
$4,212,921 $11,627,517 $12,816,727
$37,500 for expenses. The underwriter has agreed to sell and pay for all
at a price of 103.4d£
any debentures tendered through, the.,
expiration of the conversion period on June 12. The purchase offer
by the standby group is equivalent to $22.77 per share.
The closing
price - on May 6 of the stock was $27.75.
The closing price of the
remaining $4,465,700 of the original $10,000,000 debenture issue was
;
nun
taken 10
5!T?Q one tP
fitoci
the
be
purchase
in
sh^r£
$21
F.
' subordinated
presently authorized class, of.-,wtfer--
series
with
the
of
received
been
not
1959
substantial
to Textron stockholders at a meeting on
S increase the authorized common stock from
SA JK®0 ?hUTeZ' 10 eliminate an authorized class of
been issued and tn i^PrSre^ 8
' S0 J,M value- ll0ne of which has
to *ncrea£e a
2078.
2,331,095
income..
1718.
is
price of 107ft "together with accrued interest (on a
$1,000 debenture, holder will receive $1078.50 >. These debentures are
convertible into common stock until the close of business June 12, 1959
22,
'2teS1'rental
amount of 15-year 5%
by Textron
stated
expansion
releases
have
the lie« of the mort-
ivrnv^nreio-Qbelne fllb!"!tted
1 OOOMo
With SEC—
new funds will be used in the con¬
company's business.
United Artists, whose
Acadainey Awards, recently announced that
it will release 28 major motion pictures in
1959, compared- with 16
last year,, and that it is expanding in the - television film, recording,
and music publishing fields.
■
In
connection with the new financing,
Mr. Benjamin announced
that
United Artists has
on
May 7 called the balance of its out¬
standing
convertible 6r,'c
subordinated debentures / due 1969 which
■:
no
—
T
Mr.'Benjamin
tinued
JOf this amount, $2,500,000 is
from notes sold in
March, 195g.
value'
p.
p.
Wellington Electronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Drug Ac Chemical Corp.—V.
$3,500 00O.
1958
13.672 shs.
sinkSm? debentures acquired
fcinking fund sf04'pQ -principal
-
189,
June 2 at-
on
V. 189,
1959—3 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$3,836,434
ry. oper.
This company,
notes will be taken down initially on or
July 2. .1959, and the balance of $5,000,000 at the option of the
company at uhy time within the next two years.
The notes will have
a fixed interest rate of 6%
with an additional small interest participa¬
tion based on the net profits after taxes of the company In excess of
None
th mortgage;0 °0Vet prl,lclI,»1 ">d lntere" Parmenk
'
oper.
vy.
ment
total of $10,000,000 of the
A
30,000,00019;600,000
age^cmds"ha^vinqobject..to.
? 500*&) r^
Net
—V.
(EDT)
Ry.—Earnings—
from
rev.
a.m.
(par $8).—See
stock
^
pan:
par)
the Securities
of Tyrex
common
upon
before
bonds
-
Net
to 11
up
Place. New York, N. Y„ for the purchase from
of
...
Convertible Debentures — Announces Dividend.
This corporation has concluded arrangements for the
private placement of $15,000,000 of 6% participating'
promissory notes due June 1, 1974, it was announced on
May 6 by Robert S. Benjamin, Chairman of the Board,
and Arthur B. Krim, President. The Prudential Insur¬
ance Co. of America has agreed to purchase the greater
portion of these notes, with the balance being purchased
by the Puritan Fund. Inc., of Boston. The placement was
arranged by F. Eberstadt & Co.
$G,435,056
_
eents
of
FINANCING
$6,435,056
A:::/
B
...
of
stock
United Artists Corp.
fund
1970
preferred
preferred stock
Series
PRESENT
13.847,3G0
1
Capital stock:
$1.25
^f
.
subordinated debs, due May
1, 1984
15-yeilr
*
bank
Co.
by
t
ong-term
atomic and;
Townsend
Authorized
rental income
r[
Purchase money
mortgages, conditionai
sales contracts and
sundry notes
6%
TO
provisions
receive bids
43 Exchange
710,000 shares
Period End. Mar. 31—
Calls
mT,fa{*ures a variety of rivets, fasteners
PlamS l0Ca'e"
VBrl0I,s ««*»» 01 «•*
fiiid
SL7siaM .,'dDCaLdu
l
25
registration of
$0 03
le8Carch cnd development, specializing in
bonds
May
will
company
238,
of
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Exchange Commission has
and
broker-dealer
the
class B
3 698 178
of the stock of
Mass. This company is u leader in
°y*T:W-'<
J Mortgage
it
321,315
outstanding.^
Concord,
,
proceeds are to be used to reduce long-term debt; for improve¬
expansion of the Ogdcn plant and for additional working
The
Franklin
The
1959,
coiniiion
fields
after
and
on
St., Hempstead, New York.
proceedings were authorized by Commission order of April 9.
The
order
charged violations of the
registration and antl-
North
fraud
$4,580,345
Utah—Files With SEC
on
and
Room
on
May 20, 1959, in its New York Regional office, the
under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to determine
195,164
19r59 darter Textron acquired 88%
w.r .t
The
ment
from
938 643
$1.01
shares
common
made
This Boston investment company
364,417
__
.......
Gainings per
.
capital.
on
to its registration statement covering an additional $1,700,000
amount of Commonwealth Fund Plan C.—V. 187, p. 2380.
of
Net
be
858,611
franchise unci
in
special
certificate,
many of the
April 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 41,300 shares of common.stock (par $1) to be offered at $7.25
per share, through Schwabacher & Co., San Francisco, Calif.
May 15, 1959 will
subordinated/ sinking fund
The Securities
$64,948,653 $56,170,200
57,306,644
52,503,285
1,838,636
2,211,793
amortization
the
of
Utah Concrete Pipe Co., Offdcn,
Tyrex Drug & Chemical Corp.—Hearing Scheduled—
operating expenses
and
a letter cent with the proxy state¬
meeting cautions each shareholder
it the plan passes. New certificates
idmcs as
new shares will be mailed. There are
shares outstanding.—V. 189, p. 1396.
^
;
r
three
share
Comparable sales in the
which net income amounted
Interest
on
present
The company
Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to the
Trusteed Funds, Inc.—Registers
share.
__
Split Stock—
.
notice
1,993,425
receipt of the debentures.
Interest on ucceptcd debentures will cease May 24, 1959.
A total of $442,415 principal amount of debentures were purchased
for cancellation in - connection with the previous sinking fund payment
due Feb. 13, 1959.—V. 189, p. 1840.
rep¬
Anr. 4, '59 Mar. 29, '58
»
■
Schwebel, President,
his
Virginian
Colonv Trust Co., 45 Milk
business
of
will
share.
common
Monies Ended—
Coles
and
stock
per
were
Mac
keep
for
,
leccive tenders for the sale of
15-year 5e.b
debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 of
Textron American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of $427,860 at prices not to exceed 100^'
and accrued interest.
On or before May 18, 1959 the trust company will mail notices ol
acceptance of any tenders accepted. Payments of accepted debentures
close
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
Three
Co.
Ac
The Old
©I $10,756,000, equal to $2.51 per common share.
Sales in the first
Quarter of 1959 amounted to $64,949,000 on which net income amounted
$4,580,000,
each
100,000
EARNINGS -For the year 1958,
the company and its subsidiaries
bad consolidated net sales of
$244,227,000 and consolidated net income
to
shares.
new
M.
sales.
of
for
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bids June 2—
300,000
Hentz
II.
cus¬
businesses, with the result that non-textile operations
about
the
to
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
and
September, 1953, it
the company has
into many unrelated
share
new
special meeting calied bn May 27.' sto'cfcholders wiU vote
the
ment
150,000
Hess, Moyer
Ac Co., Inc.—
Wright, Wood Ac Co.
Yarnull, Biddle Ac Co
Yutes, Heitner Ac Woods
1953,
diversification,
-
Woodcock,
—
aircraft, building, missile and
addition of Nuclear Metals, Inc., Tex¬
field of atomic energy.
The company was
the Textile
a
one
proceeds
Universal Controls, Inc.—To
At
500,000
250,000
200,000
Ira Haupt Ac Co.
200,000
Hayden, Miller Ac Co—
250,000
Harden, Stone Ac Co
1,200,000
automotive,
the
Stieglttz
Jenks, Kirkland Ac Co.
recent
Rhode
engaged
non-textile
in
entered
now
optlialmic products, heavy tooling
plastic castings and textiles.
Textron's
and
With
Ac
of
No underwriting Is involved.
stock subscription solicited by
for
'
Tenders for Debentures—
accessories,
leaders
are
Co
Ac
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
$4,590,000,
BUSINESS—Textron Inc. is a diversified manufacturing company
Witli a wide range of industrial and consumer products, including power
Chain saws, electronic equipment, metal fasteners, aluminum products,
fields.
200,000
Co
Halle
finking fund to be used to retire these debentures.
textile
Ac
share
per
splitting the present $1 par stock four-for-one with a 25-ceiit par for
100.000
Tliomas & Co.—100,000
Townsend, Dabncy Ac
Tyson
100,000
Westheimer Ac Co
200,000
J. R. Williston Ac Beano
250,000
100,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
Grass
purposes, including expansion of the present Textron companies, the
continuance of Textron's diversification program, and working capital.
Net proceeds from the exercise of the warrants will be paid into the
tomers
300,000
—
Gradison Ac Co
D.
Grimm
or retire short-term indebtedness incurred since Jan. 3,
1959,
balance of the proceeds will lie available for general corporate
batting, bathroom
machinery, metal
100,000
Goodbodv A: Co..
lo reduce
find the
Ac Co.,
Granbery, Marache & Co*
300,000
-
25c
of the stock sale will be used to finance in part the
1969-61 construction program, including''the payment of
current bank loans of $1,600,000 incurr^ in connection with this pro¬
gram.
The company's 1959-61- construction program will amount to
approximately $50,000,000.—V. 188, p. 1658:
"■/
Co.,
-
paid
Rights would expire on or about June 18.
Net
_
:
be
company's
200,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Stroud Ac Co., Inc
—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.
Taylor, Rogers Ac Tracy,
Inc.
200,000
—
150,000
200,000
McDowell
*
Inc.
of the debentures will be
outstanding 4% preferred
the
Hobbs
& Co.
W.
Stifel, Nicolaus Ac
Inc.
Straus, Blosser Ac
200,000
300,ODO
Inc.
Co.,
Ac
Funk,
H.
Fusz-Schmeizl'e
company's option at IGO'.V
sale
of
Co.,
Frcderking—
Ac
Reld
Creston
them.
150,000
.
100,000
Fulton
interest.
accrued
Ac
Freeman
Fridlev
any time on or after June
1, 1959.
remaining shares, may be detached at
1, 1060, and is exercisable on or after May 1, 1960.
debentures will be
100,000
M.
?50,000
—
—
filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of common stock.
The company, -proposes to
subscription at $26.50 per share by holders of its
for
stock
will
Registers
—
Commission—
Exchange
outstanding common stock on the basis
eight shares held of record May 26, 1959.
Saunders, Stiver Ac Co, 100,000Shearsim, Hammill Ac Co. 1,200,000
I. M. Simon A: Co
200,000
Smith, Moore Ac Co
150,000
Stein Bros. Ac Boyce
200,000
Sterling. Grace & Co
200,000
100,000-
Co.
Inc.
and Is exercisable
The other warrant, for the
any
time on or alter May
the
&
200,000
100,000
M.
one-half of the shares, may lie detached at any time
of
200,000
750,000
First Southeastern Co.—
The
interest
oversubscribed.
Inc.
and
on May 7
350,501
this
Dealers
Reinholdt Ac Gardner-.;Robinson A; Co., Inc.
Rodman <fe Renshaw
Dallas Rupe Ac Co.—. -
100,000
Deetjen Ac Co.
Field, Richards A; Co
First of Michigan Corp.
principal amount of debentures at prices ranging from $25 per
eliare through May 1, 1964, and at increasing prices thereafter to and
including May 1, 19B4 when the warrants expire.
One warrant, for
The
Edwards Ai Sons_.
Eustis
Geo
fcJ ,000
fit
150,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
entitling the-registered holder
shares of common stock for each
20
of
duPont A; Co.
750,000
750,000
Emanuel,
warrants
two
total
a
650,000
A. G.
offered at 100%, plus accrued
were
.
Francis I.
$30,000,000 5% subordinated debentures due May 1, 1984
(>vitl) common stock purchase warrants attached) was
made on May 6 by an offering syndicate jointly man¬
aged by Blair & Co. Incorporated; Scherck, Richter Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co. and The First Cleveland Corp.
-
Drexel & Co.
Securities
This company
offer
100,000
------
to
United Illuminating: Co. of New Ilaven.
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Quinn «fc Co
about the
year,
used
covering
<te
Curtiss, House <fc Co
Davis
Davis-
be
100,000
JOO.OOO
100,000
100,000
.
Parker, Ford
Co., Inc.
Penington, Colket & Co.
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler <te Co.
million cubic feet
Will
nnnnn^
Co.
100,000
Podesta
..
estimates it will spend about $13,000,000 for construc¬
same as in 1958. "About half of this amount
complete a new electric generating unit at the com¬
pany's Hunlock Creek station, Luzerne County, Pa., with the-rest going-,
for other gas and electric facilities. Mr. Smoker said,—V. 187, p. 2273.
ol'l bank loans, Edward H. 8mokcr, President, said.
pay
The company
tion this
Newburger & Co
The Ohio Co
100,000200,000
250,000
—
to
With
250.000
As Co
...
Cruttenden,
Co.
100,000
200,000
Middlebrook,
Courts <fc Co.
gas
will
area
Ar
Julleri Coilins"
daily
sell $10,000,000 of first
500,000
200,000
1.200,000
Oppenlieimer
Improvement Co.—Plans Bond Sale—
.The company has announced that it plans- to
,
mortgage bonds at competitive bidding on June 16. The proceeds will
be used to pay for additions and extensions to plant and property and
Inc
100,000
150,000
Securities Corp.
inc
construction
increase
500,000
100,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co....
&
Clayton
to
Including
York
New
300,000
750,000
200,000
Co
Alex. Brown & Sons
atotul of 1,036,000,000 cubic feet for the
from storage reservoirs. Daily deliveries
be increased approximately 35% — by 106
total of 431 million cubic feel.
V. 189, p. 1718.
deliveries
system,
the
100,000
on
100,000
United Gas
$150,000
Co.
&
Coburn
enable
will
which
North
.
Butcher & Sherrerd
consumers.
Hudson Rher crossing is part of a $7.15,000,000
new
program
Inc.
Co,
Boennlng & Co
J. C. Bradford
giant winch on the New Jersey shore, a new dual
natural gas pipe line is starting to inch its way across the Hudson
1,-ivor from 72nd street, Manhattan, New York, to North Bergen, N. J.
This is the first time that two parallel pipe lines have been pulled
fcimultaneously across v. major river. When completed, the line will
toil: this corporation's 1,840-mile system lor the third time to the
New York metropolitan area, bringing increased supplies of natural gas
bv
Fiteli,
Barret,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe lane Corp.—New Line—
Pulled
Co.,
&
Simonds
Baker,
749.
p.
1,300,000
150,000
1,200,000
corporation
covering
-
McCourtney-Lreekenridge
& Co
.
I- 1,200,000
Wm. J. Mericka <fc Co.,
Walker <& Co.1,500,000
The First Cleveland Corp.
Textron,
Ladenburg, Thalnxann ii
100,000
Scherck. Richter Co
H
-.''.'J-;
A A;,'":'"
named below have agreed to
amount of dbentures set forth
Howard, Well, Labouisse,
Friedrichs As Co
E. F. Hutton As Co._„
Edward D. Jones A; Co.
Kay, Richards <fc Co
The Kentucky Co
A. M. Kidder As Co., Inc.
Kormendi As Co., Inc.
$3,000,000
1,300,000
Blair As Co. Inc
G
1972.
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for
5Ve
purchase from Textron the principal
opposite their respective names:
Arthurs, lestrange & Co. *
See
the
for
1971.
1,
Orange* N. I.—Files—
April 27 filed a letter of notification-with the
shares of common.stock (par- 10 cents) to be
offered at $1.50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to-be used for equipment, working capital, etc.
The business of the corporation is to manufacture'and sell glass-t0»
metal (hermetic* seals; silicon-diodes, and transistors.
v
SEC
price ;
convertible subsordinated debentures
1960, may reduce the conversion
and after Jan. 1.
on
UNDERWRITER—The' underwriters
new GeoSciencm and Instrumentation division and
manapement changes became effective May
l.-V.
announced
109, p.
warrants
of
Formation of the
tlifc
The
shares
"
....
Dunlap has been a GSI Vice-President in charge
Canadian operations. These responsibilities v.1ll
Ma nr. who lias beer, named a Vice-President of
United Components, Ine.,
Upon the sale of debentures and attached- stock purchase warrants nowthe number of shares reserved will be Increased by 600,000
to be reserved for issuance upon exercise of warrants.
Exercise ;
•
physical Service Inc., end remains a member of the TI board of
directors and escutlve committee.
It
C. Ditnlap. Jr., liar been elected President of Geophysical Service
Inc
to succeed Mr. Agnich and will assume direct responsibility for
ell worldwide exploration activities of the Geophysical Service sub¬
agreed
stock
to
and
names
of
the number of
purchase
from
the
underwriters
shares
the Estate
are
'
"i/
'
—V.
-
Equitable
Almstedt
186, -p.
1310.
the
share
as-follows:
,.
:
of
-
*; Shares;-
Corporation---—1J. "4,000
_1
4,000
Securities
Brothers -
"
of
thereof which each. severally
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.Volume 189
Number 5845
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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51
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
■■'
ARIZONA
Madison
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $925,000 bonds
offered May 5—v. 189, p. 1719—
awarded
were
as
$475,000 water
Offering
J, L. Brown,
ter &
Bond
Offering —G.
A.
June 1 from 1960 to 1970 inclusive.
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
at his
bonds to
Co., and Ken-
^revenue
neth Ellis & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.005, a net inter-
office
in Fresno until
a.m.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
4.17%, as able at
the. County Treasurer's
follows: $180,000 41,&s, due on
office. Legality approved by Or¬
July 1 from 1960 to 1974 inrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
elusive; $195,000 4%s, due on
cliffe, of San Francisco.
July 1 from 1975 to 1984 in¬
clusive; and $100,000 3%s, due Moronga Unified School Dist., San
: ; on July 1,1085 and 1986.
Bernardino County, Calif.
450,000 ; water and sewer " im¬
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
provement bonds to a group
bonds offered May 4—v. 189, p.
composed of John Nuveen &
1974—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
Co., Kenneth Ellis & Co., and ter &
Co., as 4*&s, at a price of
First National Bank of Ari¬
100.63, a basis of about 4.44%.
zona, at a price of 100.002, a
about
-
Prin¬
w
;
interest
net
cost
about
of
1
3.85%, as follows: $150,000
3%s, due on July 1 from 1965
to 1969 inclusive; and $300,000
3%s, due on July 1 from 1970
r
to 1979 inclusive.
*
Bloomfield
2079—were
;
by
to
the
syndi¬
Bank
of
a
America National Trust & Savings
-
the
Bank
America
of
National
Association, in
at any fiscal
agency of the County in Chicago
or
New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Los
cate:
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Harris
-1841—were ^awarded to the Secu-
Hty-First; National" Batfk" of'Los
Angeles, as v4%s, at a price of
Fresna County Water Works Dist.
No. 13 (P. V< Fresno), Calif.
f
'
Bond Offering—F. K. Anderson,
Clerk of the IJpard of Directors,
Will receive, sealed bids until 4:30
(CDST) on May 12 for the
purchase of $11,000 Segregated
Issue. bonds./Pated June 15, 1959.
p.m.
Due
on
June 15 from 1961 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) \\ payable at
Treasurer's office. :.
.
and
the
interest
County
Grant Union 'High School District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
.
Bond Sale—rAn issue of $373,000
school bonds was sold to the First
Western Bank & Trust Company,
;
of San Francisco,
ards &
and Hill Rich¬
Co., jointly, at
a
price of
'
cost
Angeles,
or
bids at his office in Martinez
on June 1
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
15,000. fes. Due on June 1,
75,000 3^is.! DUe t>n June 1
1968 to .1972 inclusive.
195,000 4s. Due on June 1
j
'«
of
from
,:
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
»
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1961
1959.
to
1967.
from
from
:
May 12 for
the
purchase of $25,000 school
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959. Due
on
a.m.
(PDST)
Bond
Sale—The $8,000,000 gen¬
eral
obligation water works bonds
offered May 5 — v. 189, p. 1851 —
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by the Bank of America
Natibnal
Trust
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation, at a price of 100.004, a
net interest cost of about 3.98%,
follows:
1973
to
3%s.
1,610,000
inclusive.
1975
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
1,050,000
3.90s.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive,
;
3,860,000 4s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1985 to 1993 inclusive.
Others in the syndicate: Chase
;
Manhattan
Due
1984
June 15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Bond. Sale
payable- at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,.. Herrington&
Sutcliffe, of Ban Francisco.
La Habra School District, Orange
.
.
'
County, Calif.
San
Paso Robles Joint Union
Dist.,
San Luis Obispo
-|California
High Sch.
County,
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
San
Luis
Obispo until 2 .p.m. (PDST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $290,000 school bonds. Dated July 2,
1959. Due on July 2 from 1960 to
1974 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest <J-J) payable at the County
,< Bond
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office- in Santa Ana
until ll a.Tn. <PPST) on May 12
for the purchase of $55,000 school Treasurer's; office.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
Ravenswood City School District,
on May l from
1960 to 1970 in¬
San Mateo
County, Calif.
clusive.
'Principal and interest
-Bond Sale—The $70,000 bonds
(M-N) ..payable "at the County
Treasurer^ office.
Legality ap¬ offered May 5—v. 189, p. 1974—
proved by O'Melveny & .Myers, of were awarded to Schwabacher &
Los Angeles.
Co.
/
• * "
..
.
Mateo
2079—were
headed
(J-D)
Hutzler,
100.14,
Bond
ing,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
Clerk,
sealed bids at his
wood
will receive
office in Red¬
(PDST)
of $1,500,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1959,. Due on July 1 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.;.
on
City until 10
a.m.
June 2 for the purchase
Bond
$3,750,000
school bonds offered May 5—v.
189, p. 1719—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America
National
Trust
&
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about
$640,000 5s.
3.65%,
Due
follows:
as
on
41is.
Due
on
1,
1971.
2,930,000
3^s.
Due
on
May
1
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
"f
/
,
American
Co.,
of
San
Francisto;
Smith, Barney & Co.; California
Bank, of Los Angeles; Dean Wit¬
a
in
Others
the
Trust
group
account:
Mer-
Co.;
Co.
Wolcott (P. O. Waterbury), Conn„,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,350,bonds was purchased
negotiated sale on April 281
by Lehman Brothers, and Lincolu
R. Young
& Company, jointly.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May
,
000
school
Via
from
1
1960
to
inclusive.
1979
County. Commissioners will
ceive sealed bids until 11
Cortex, Colo.
Offering
—
1, 1959. Due on March 1 front
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds duein 1970 and thereafter are
callable*
of March
1, 1969. Principal and'
interest
(M-S) payable at tho
;Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, oS
New York City, or at the optiorv
of the holder,, at the Citizens &t
Peoples National Bank of Pensa¬
cola. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
as
State
Florida
Turnpike
Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
March Revenues at Record
High
of tho
Sunshine State Parkway reached
the highest peak for" any1 mbrftli
since the Turnpike began opera¬
tions in January, 1957.
Thomas B. Manuel,
Chairman
of the Authority, said March reve¬
nue
exceeded $500,000—the first
—March
gross
revenue
time this figure had been reached.
The normal revenue' figure ot
*
$531,996.28 was boosted to a grosa
of $621,996.28 by payment to tha
Turnpike
Authority ; of $90,00(1
from the Houston Texas
Pipeline*
permission to hang thtl
pipeline
under the
St.' Lucicf
Bridge and 10 other structures.
Co.
'
for
March
City
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on May 19 for the purphase of $1,500;000 hospital sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated; March
.
Bonds due in 1969
and thereafter are callable in
numerical order on any
in¬
in¬
terest
payment date on or after
May 1,1959, Interest M-N. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Craig, Colo.
Others in the group:
Trust
a
gross
revenue
was
20%
Clerk
higher than the $441,520.65 re¬
Louida M. Henry announces that
corded the same month a year ago.
the
City
Council will receive
Total revenue of the Parkway
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
for the fiscal year "which ended
May 19 for the purchase of $430,March 31 was $4,963,571.20 for a
000 general obligation water im¬
gain of $488,384.69 or 10% over
provement bonds.
Dated May 1,
the previous year.
1959.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to
Bond
verse
-
May
to
Salomon. * Biros.
Sc'
as 3.35s, at a price olf '
basis of about 3.33%.
•
1977 inclusive.
May 1 from
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
180,000
awarded
by
cantile
COLORADO
Sale —The
)
Principal and interest payable at
the Waterbury National Bank, iu;
;
v Tehachdpi, Calif.
Waterbury. Legality approved by
I
Bond Sale — The $143,000
Storey, ? Thorndike, > Palmer
&
municipal improvement bonds of¬
Dodge, of Boston,
* v
fered May 4—v. 189) p. 1841
were awarded to the First West¬
Florida
';
ern Bank & Trust Co., San Fran¬
Escambia County (Pr O.
cisco; and Hill Richards .& Co.,
Pensacola), Fla.
jointly, at a price of 100.006, a
Bond Offering—Clerk Langley
net interest cost, of about 4.20%,
Bell announces that the Board oil
as follows:
.
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
—
of St. Louis>
cisco.
;
American Securities Corp., L. F„
Rothschild & Co., Brown Bros.
Sequoia Union High Sch. District*
Harriman & Co., and Goodbody 8s
San Mateo County, Calif.
Union High
San Mateo
"
The
$2,905,000
bonds offered May 7—v. 189, p.
on
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
.
NT. White & Co.
4.09%.
in- '
<--vV'■ "
■
clusive.
w
about
1972
to
New Britain, Conn.
on
.
of
1960
un¬
*
til 11
■
$88,000 - 5s. Due
.
<
from
1
elusive.
-
100.007, a met interest
.aboufr 4.04%, as follows:
June
on
,
Bank; Bankers Trust
Co., both Of New York; First Bogton Corp; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago; $35,000 4V2s. Due on May 1 from
!
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Barth & Co., William R. Staats & Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
: 45,000
4s. ; Due on JVfay 1 from
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Smith; American Trust1 Co., of
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
; ^"
San :Francisco; California Bank,
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor & Co.,
63,000 4% s. Due on May 1 from
of Los Angeles; Weeden & Co.;
Lawson,. Levy, Williams & Stern,
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
i
Irving Lundberg & Co., Shuman, Seattle-First National Bank, of
West Riverside- Softool District,
Agnew & Co., H. E. Work & Co., Seattle;; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Phila¬
Riverside County, Calif.
and C. N. White & Co.
delphia; National Bank of Phila¬ \ Bond Offering— G. A.
Pequej Oahdale
Union School District,
delphia;
gnat, County Clerk, will receive,
Stanislaus -County,* Calif.
Dean Witter & Co.; Equitable sealed bids at his office in River¬
Bond Offering—L. W. Bither, Securities
Corporation;
R.
W. side until 11 a.m. (PDST) on June
County Clerk, will receive sealed Pressprich & Co.; Shearson, Ham- 1 for the purchase of $254,000
mill & Co.; City National Bank & school bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
bids at his office in Modesto until
2 p.m. (PDST) on May 11 for the Trust Co., of Kansas City; Lee Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1984
purchase of $275,000 school bonds. Higginson Corp.; Coffin & Burr, inclusive.
Principal and interest
Dated June 15, 1959. Due on June Inc.; Gregory & Sons; W. E. Hut(J-J)
payable
at
the County
15 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. ton & Co.; National City Bank, of Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Cleveland; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
able at the County Treasurer's of¬ Inc.; Stone & Youngberg; Fitz- Los Angeles.
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬ patrick, Sullivan & Co.; Freeman
/-V'
Yreka City, Calif.
Smithers & Co.; Con¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬ & Co.; F.
Bond Offering — Alton Taylor,
tinental Bank and Trust Co., of
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Salt Lake City;
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on May
'Paramount Unified Sch. Dist., Los
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Dal¬
14 for the purchase of $550,000
las Union Securities Co.; J. A.
Angeles County, Calif.
waterworks bonds.
Dated June 1,
&
Co.; Kenower, MacBond Sale—The $1,525,000 school Hogle
1959. Due on June 1 from 1962 to
bonds offered May 5—v. 189, p. Arthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
1989 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1841—were awarded to a group liams & Stern; McCormick & Co.;
terest (J-D) payable at the City
composed of the Security-First Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Stern,
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
National Bank of Los Angeles; Frank, Meyer & Fox; Wagenseller
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
& Durst, Inc.; H, E. Work & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; R. H. Moulton
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
& Co., and E. F; Hutton &.Co., as Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; Mc:
Master Hutchinson & Co., and C. cisco.
4V4s, at a price of 102.006, a basis
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
$42;000 gen¬ California.Bankj-Les Angeles, C.
eral ; obligation
school building J. Devine &
Co., Merrill Lynch,
bonds -offered xMay -5—v.. 189j p.
Pierce, Fenner-~& Smith, Inc.; J.
Sale —The
for the purchase of $250,000"
Improvement District No.
special assessment improvement
aonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due
2
Principal and interest'
and C. N. White & Co.
<
'<
(J-D) payable at the City Treas-*
urer's Office.
Legality approved •
San Pablo School District, Contra
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &;
Costa County, Calif.
Howard, of Denver.
1
•
■>'
J
Bond Offering—W. T. Baasch,
County Clerk, will'receive sealed
Principal and interest
payable at
the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, HerSan Diego County Water
Authority
Tington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(P. O. San Diego), Calif.
— -
BonitaJJnikedSckoel 'District -Los
100.85,-a-basisof about4,14%. ' ^
Savings
a
$22,000 gen¬
obligation Vbonds ^offered
May 5 — v. 189, p. 1841 — were
441,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
awarded to the Bank of America
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
National Trust f & Savings Asso-..
*248,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
elation, of San ^Francisco, as 4%s,
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
at a price vof 100.13, a basis of
162,000 2s. Due on June 1, 1979,
about 4,48%.
. •>
;
'
*
l
¥>,)■•
f',»
; Other members of the
syndi¬
-Bend
&
Association, of San Francisco, at
price of 100.02, a net interest $710,000 6s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
cost of about 3.88%, as follows:
$504,000 5s. Due on June 1 from 3170,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1,1972.
600,000 3^s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Los
eral
V'-i"
Trust
as
School
Bond; Sale—The
'
awarded
headed
cate
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
<
,
Bond Sale—The $1,255,000 school
offered May 5—v. 189, p.
bonds
CALIFORNIA
-
Mount 'Diablo Unified Sch. Disti,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Street
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Wm. E.
& Co., Inc.; Stone &
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; H. E. Work & Co.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs & Co; J. Earle May & Co.,
-
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office,
or at the option of the
holder, at
<
*
26
Pollock
County (P. O.
Riverside), Calif.
(Calif. DST) on May 19
for the purchase of $11,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
bids
10:30
est * cost of
,v
Riverside
Pequegnat, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on June 1 for the purchase of
$1,990,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
—
County. Clerk, will receive sealed
follows:
John Nuveen &
a
*
Bond
School District, Fresno
County, Calif.
1
•Net
revenue
in
March,:
waa
increase o2
46.9% over the $316,381.80 net in
March 1958.
Net revenue for tha
fiscal "year was $3,791,098.39 'for a
15% gain over the previous year.
$464,805.19
March
for
all types ot
20.6% increase
traffiCvfor
vehicles showed
over
an
a
the same month
a year
ago
34.9%.
In March 408,819 vehicle* used
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Voids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May the turnpike and traveled 20,272,Bond
Offering
—
G.
L.
Flies,
and
truck traffic gained
/
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2134)
609 miles compared to
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
in
Chicago or New York
•
miles
100.20,
City, as may be mutually agreed
upon between the purchaser and
the City.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
501,673 miles. Since the Turnpike
opened 7,731,091 vehicles carry¬
ing an estimated 23,193,273 passengers have traveled 375,508,200
Allyn
able
March 1958
338,862 vehicles and 16,-
totals of
about
Kendall
O'Neill, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
ence
ceive
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
1980 inclusive.
Callable as of
to
1969. Principal and interest
payable
(A-O)
Morgan
the
at
Trust
Guaranty
York
New
Co.,
335,000 3%s.
1966
Kendall County
Piano), III.
1,1957. Due on April 1 from 1961
inclusive.
1981
to
1969
school
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
189, p. 1975—were awarded to
the Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
in
due
Bonds
thereafter
and
callable
are
of Oct.
1,1 1968. Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
interest
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company,
of New
York
proved
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
'
as
Community Consol.
No. 153 (P. O.
District
School
bonds. Dated Oct.
j
Louis, and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.02, a
by
City. Legality ap- ! net interest cost of about
3.70%,
Caldwell,
Marshall, as follows:
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
$25,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
City.
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
GEORGIA
25,000 V/zs. Due
Ashburn, Georgia
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
•
be received until 7 p.m.
'
(EST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $300,000 natural gas system revenue
bonds.
Complete details of the
issue may be obtained from Juran
& Moody, Inc., 93 East 6th Street,
St. Paul 1, Minn.
30,000 3%s. Due
1971
1973
to
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
20,000 3.80s. Due
Dec. 1, 1974.
on
Lake
County, Waukegan City Sch.
District No. 61 (P. O. Waukegan),
Bond
Sale
offered
$3,260,000
6—v.
May
189, p.
1842—were awarded to a
group headed by the Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank, Chicago, at a
price of 100.009, a net interest cost
gas revenue bonds.
$575,000 4s.
of
about 3.53%,
1961
"
.%
Nashville, Georgia
-
Bond
will
be
(EST)
Offering
received
V
Sealed
—
until
H.:
bids
2
on
issue
may
be obtained from
Hugo Marx & Co., Brown-Marx
Building, Birmingham 3, Ala.
Sylvester, Georgia
\
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received until 2 p.m.
(EST)
be
May
$315,000
12
on
for
the
purchase
of
natural
gas
revenue
Complete details of the
issue may be obtained from Juran
& Moody, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
bonds.
ILLINOIS
Cook
School District No. 230 (P. O.
Orland Park), III.
•; Bond Sale—The $365,000 build¬
ing
bonds
awarded
at
John
May
of
cost
4
Nuveen
price of 100.0018,
a
est
offered
to
about
a
were
in
Trust
Due
on
40,000 3%s.
Due
on
4s.
1971
The
Dec. 1 from
Dec. 1,
1959.
Dec.
on
1978
bonds
1969
1
from
inclusive.
dated
are
May 1,
Legality ap¬
Interest J-D.
Chicago.
&
Lake
May
18
for
the
pur¬
chase of $2,675,000 water revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
on
sive. Bonds due in 1970 and there¬
are
callable
merical order
ment date
on
on
or
inclusive.
(P. O. Lake Bluff), III.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 4—v. 189,
1964
189,
Harrison
bonds
foregoing
originally
p.
on April
1975—and not sold.
Township (P.O. Goshen),
270,000
in
any
inverse
interest
after May
nu¬
pay¬
1, 1969.
3.10s.
Others
blower
in
8
Township
School
1, 1960 to Jan.
1,
bonds.
from July
1966 inclu¬
sive.
1966 inclusive.
dated
are
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
&
ceive
City
(CDST)
May 26 for the pur¬
chase of $1,020,000 sewage works
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1959.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to
on
were
the
$45,000 school
offered May 5—
until
7:30
receive
sealed
Callable
of
as
000
Callable
Principal
Trust
payable
&
as
of
May
the
1,
Harris
1960 to
Bond Sale—The $175,000 water
2080
—
offered
were
May
MASSACHUSETTS
Chapman
Note Sale—The issue of
Attleboro,
189,
awarded
to
Beecroft,
a
2080
p.
composed
group
the
to
189,
p.
A.
C.
Valley
Due
of
Bond
Nov.
paving
Due
to
and
Trust
Co.,
discount.
1959.
•:'.
Note
Mc-
.V
V.J
'.
Mass.
Sale—The
May
6
•
..
Merchants
V
$500,000
notes !
awarded
were
National
Boston, at 1.995%
Nov.M0, 1959. J ;
Bank
discount.
to '
of.
Due
Plymouth, Mass.
f
Note
Sale
Temporary loan
totaling $500,000 were sold
recently, as follows:
!
—
notes
sewer
;
.
.
June
on.
13,
&
1.875%
Natick,
'
.
the
E;
at
1
Kee,
$4,288,455.90
Mass.
j •'
V
& Co.,. Milburn,
Co., and DavidsonVink-Sadler, Inc.
&
Wichita, Kan.
Offering—Grover
Bank
Springfield,
were
—
Cole
Cochran
discount.
Note; Sale—The 8300,000 notes
offered May 4 were awarded to
—
—-• v.
1.96%
;
Sale
The $249,891.92
improvement bonds offered
May 5
at
Longmeadow,
Hays, Kan.
Bond
°
to
Cutler, of Chicago.
street
$300,000
notes offered May 1 was awarded
the
First
National
Bank
of
&
from
1
1969 inclusive.
.
bonds.
sewer
from
improvement
general
$300,000 notes to the Home. Na-tional Bank, of Brockton, at.v
I ;97<yc tw/
*
1,960 to
Due
on-June
.
1
1979 inclusive.
200,000. notes
; ■
.
'2,197,818.97
general
.obligation
'' sewage
treatment
and
dis¬
posal facilities bonds.
June
1
from
1960
elusive.
;
The
:W:
bonds
Due
•.
■
dated
-
•
Rockland
■
10, 1959.
.
on
Nov.
on
';-;K;"
-
.
C'
,
'
Vr
Springfield, Mass.
■
June
the
J:at 1.94%.
1979 in-
to
to
Company, in Rockland,
Due
,
i
'
Trust
-
Note Sale—The issue of $1,000,notes
offered
May 6 were
Boston,
National
or
Bank
& Trust Co., Indianapolis. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
a
Albany), Ind.
Sale—The
group
Stein
Bros.
Reusch
3%s, at
of
composed
Pierce,
Lynch,
at
are
the
State's
Agency in Topeka. -Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Fenner
&
Merrill
&
Boyce,
KENTUCKY
Fox
&
a
Co., Inc., jointly, as
price of 100.005, a basis
Bond
at
a
price of 100.03.
Cedar Falls Community Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
Offering—M.
receive
until 2 p.m.
the
L.
to
sealed
and
oral bids
•
1978
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
1960
May
189, p. 1842—were awarded
Phelps. Fenn &t Co., and the
Equitable Securities Corporation,
jointly,
100.01,
2.605,^.81 a price of
basis of about 2.59%.
as
a
at
1.95%
at
Offering
Bond
County
Wright,
receive
(DST)
ceive
sealed
bids
May
on
until
11
10
sealed
LOUISIANA
.*e?r
x
Bossier
Parish
Bond
District
(P. O. Benton), La.
1842—were
Rives, at
a
April 30:—V. 189.
awarded
to
Felix
price of 100,01.
p.
M.
11
a.m.
Sale
Dist.,
The $68,000 tax
—
offered April
189, p. 1975—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,'
to
notes
and
McDonald
-
Moore
&
.
Co.,
jointly, at 3.75%.
'
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Bond
;
ous
Sale—The
purposes
"V"
$170,000. vari¬
offered
bonds
May
4—v.
to
189, p. 1843—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
\
Lake
Public
Sch.
M ichigan
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds offered
until
Community Schools
Michigan
-
anticipation
No.
,
bids
29—v.
Central
•
School
Clark,'
E.
MICHIGAN
Note
a.m.
for
Mass.
May 11 for the purchase
of
$700,000 revenue anticipation
notes.
Dated May 11. 1959.
Due
Nov. 4, 1959.
re¬
the pur¬
chase of $225,000 school building
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
1959.
Due on May 1 from 1961
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable*at the Bedford
Loan & Deposits-Bank, - Bedford.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahpy, of Louisville. *,
(CST)
Due
I
on
Alcona
will
Co., Spring¬
discount.
City Collector and Treasurer, will
Wallace
—
1.27%
1959.
Offering—John
Bedford),
Clerk,
dis-.
10, 1959.
Waltham,
Note
*
County (P. O.
Kentucky
National *
awarded to the Springfield
were
$1,000,000
1—|-v.
May 13 for
on
The
to
27
(CST)
—
urban renewal bonds offered
Vaughn,
purchase of $400,000 building
bonds.
Sale
Bond
;
Sale—The $500,000
First
The $150,000 notes offered May>
6
field,
voted medical center, civic center
and
urban
redevelopment
and
Trimble
Adair-Casey Community Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Adair), Iowa
Due Nov.
June 19,
Louisville, Ky.
Smith,
and
of
count.
the
Safe Deposit & Trust
of about 3.37%.
revenue
5—v.
awarded
by
service
'Attleboro, Mass.
Bank
Martinsville,
Merchants
Secretary of Board of Education,
Woodstock, III.
bonds
p.m.
1978 inclusive. Le¬
approved
Ferry
bonds.
Fiscal
will
sewerage
Janssen,
1:30
payable
the
at
Legality approved by Charles &
and
R.
until
Island
National Bank of
Savings Bank, Chicago.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
works
bids
bridge
bonds.
500,000
to
interest
and
at
/
awarded
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
(M-N)
.
and
000
May 1 from 1960 to 1984
1974.
.
.l£? Kfv
highway
1,
(J-D)
sewerage improvement rev¬
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
on
$9?000',000
1959. Principal and interest
school
building bonds offered May 1—v.
189, p. 1975 — were awarded to
Carleton D. Beh Co., and Paine,
(DST)
on
May 25 for the purchase of $395,p.m.
V
(State of)- '
i;Ho«d: Offering
-
Superintendent:; will re¬
from
1
gality
i
New
Bond Offering—Irene B. Moore,
bids
Maine
Horn--
account,:
^ .!m;;
MAINE
1, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
$130,000
Sold—No bids
will
■•.V
1,
on May 22 for the purchase
$245,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
will
IOWA
Clerk,
_
?
Nov.
on
,
M-S.
.
Clerk-Treasurer,
inclusive.
(CST).on June':
a.m.
Legality-.-approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.-'. '
.:.;V
.(CST)
Albany-Floyd County Consol.
School Corporation (P. O.
County School Dist. No. 107
(P. O. Highland Park), III.
building bonds
v. 189, p. 1975.
•
.
,
New
Lake
for
Due
the
sealed
326,084.24
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
to
submitted
.
Nov. 1 from
on
Offering—A.
District
bonds.
$565,000 school
sewage disposal plant bonds was
sold to Quail & Co., as 4V2S and building bonds offered April 29
—v.
189, p. 1842—were awarded
4V4S.
Not
inclusive.
inclusive.
Iowa
Bond
Bond Offering—Warren L. Hin-
kte,
10
..
Martinsville, Ind.
Silvis, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Interest
from
May(l,
by
Bis-
provisions.
Nov. 1
Executive Assistant to the
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on May 12
1959. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Salem Bank & for the purchase of $6,812,359.11
Trust Co.* Goshen.
"
Legality ap¬ bonds, as follows:
bonds
B.
10
offered
1960 to Jan. 1,
proved
Offering—Ralph
bids,until
offered
School District (P. G. Garner), *'
44,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
The
(P. O. Houma),
Weeks;Braun,; Bos- Carpenter, State
Treasurer, Will
worth & Co., Inc.; Sh'earson, Ham.receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. ?
mill & Co.; Shaw,,' McDermott &
(DST) -on June 3 for the purchase
Co., and First of Iowa Corp.
of $9,500,000
general obligation
bonds, as follows:
•
•..
Woden-Crystal Lake' Community '''
p.m.
on
$39,000
$1,395,000
&
re¬
May 22 for the pur¬
chase of $83,000 bonds, as follows:
(CDST)
p.
Barrow,
land;
Secretary
of
the
Parish:
Police; Jury,, will receive sealed
KANSAS
will
189,
to
Louisiana
Bond
Wen-
Warren
—
ger, Township Trustee,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
5—v.
...
on
Due
1972
Indiana
Offering
La.
school
p.,
1963
to
2080—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Chicago.
May 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclu¬
after
30—v.
group:
County School District No. 65
inclusive.
Offering—City Clerk Roy
on
the
Co.
Sons
Due
Millen announces that sealed bids
will be received until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
offered
were
1995
enue
Highland Park, III.
-
The
—
May
awarded
Terrebonne Parish
c
of
July
City
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond
dianapolis.
Note
>
bonds
Due
to
1,045,000 3s.
Vandalia, III.
Due
to
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller, of In¬
Co., of Kansas City, Frantz
and 1970.
205,000
mond.
Hutchinson & Co., and H. C. Speer
Bonds
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
,
1
Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Reynolds & Co., J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., First National Bank
in Dallas City National Bank &
fol¬
as
lows:
$120,000 4*4s.
May
on
&
Co.,
net inter¬
4.01%,
1971
*
Ham¬
of
Bank
The
—
were
—
$65,000
Leary & Co.
i-,y
.
1961
1960
Others
p.
County, Orland and Palos
Townships Consolidated High
Park
Due
to
National
cantile
Sale
building
6—v.
189,
$80,000 314s.
p.m.
May 13 for the pur¬
chase of $335,000 natural gas rev¬
enue bonds.
Complete details of
the
1964
from
from
1
inclusive.
3V2S.
2,685,000
May
on
1963
to
follows:
as
Due
receive
p.m.
the
Due semi-annually
The
—
bonds
1
(CDST)
purchase of
$130,000
fire
equipment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
Due semi¬
annually from July
1, 1960 to
Jan. 1, 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
for
11
3.16%'.-
Natchitoches),
offered
1973 and 1974.
will
until
bids
May
Illinois
school
Controller,
scaled
1842
O.
Sale—The
tor the purchase of $3,400,000
1842—were public impro vement .bonds.
Dated
awarded
to a group . headed
by July :l;i -1959. ' Due -on March 1
John Nuveen & Co,, at a
price of. from 1961 to. 1989 inclusive. Alter- r
100.01, a net interest cost,of.about nate bids, are asked for
bonds '
3.03%, as follows:
""-V." > • callable under various
May
Offering—Joseph E. Klen,
Bond
Lumpkin, Georgia
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
Will be received by the City Clerk
until 2 p.m. (EST) on May 14 for
the purchase of $90,000 natural
—<
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
Bond
school
Hammond, Ind.
inclusive.
1970
1966 to
1,
inclusive.
on
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
(EST) on May 19 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 water and
of
from July
City
Due on Dec. 1 from
purchase
1959. Due semi-annually
1, 1960 to July 1, 1969
Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
May
cost of about
(P.
bonds
p.-1975—
Iowa
Clem¬
Pool
for "the
11
189,
11
Bond
of¬
Dubuque Community School Dist.,
$500,000 hospital aid bonds. Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974
to
May
on
4—v.
'
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
Dec. 1 from
on
interest
ens,
inclusive.
Due
190,000 3.80s.
a.m.
revenue
Due
1965
to
1962
Commission
Secretary of Utilities Commission,
will receive sealed bids until 11
electric
1961.
and
(P. O. Orlando), Fla.
Bond Offering—C. H. Stanton,
v
Due on Dec. 1, 1960
110,000 Vfcs.
Utilities
3.74%,
follows:
as
$30,000 3V4S.
of Jacksonville.
Orlando
net interest cost of about
a
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City, and
Patterson,
Freeman, Richardson & Watson,
Offering—J.
Bond
school
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
189, p. 1975—were awarded to
a group composed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
Channer Securities Co., and F. S.
Yantis & Co.,. at a price of 100.01,
Sale^-The $665,000
Bond
May
No.
gen¬
bonds
sewer
Monday, May 11, 1959
.
.
Natchitoches Parish School District
$900,000
awarded to the Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, and
White Phillips Co., Inc.,
jointly,
as 3V4S, at a price of
101.00, a net
(P. O. Princeton),
County
The
&
1
Indiana V.
Piano), III.
(EST) on May 20 for the purchase
$800,000 public improvement
revenue certificates. Dated April
Oct. 1,
Gibson
—
were
on
May
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive.
INDIANA
Community High
25 (P. O.
County
Moines, Iowa
Sale
obligation
fered
inclusive.
Due
4V8S.
School District No.
of
eral
Due on May 1 from
1966
to
April 13—v. 189, p. 1720.
Clar¬
Offering—A.
Certificate
I960
105,000
Bond
the report
ments
Gainesville, Fla.
Des
a
$70,000 3>/2s.
foregoing supple¬
in our issue of
Note —The
the Parkway.
on
Co., Inc., at a price of
net
interest cost of
3.99%, as follows:
&
.
eral
„
Sale—The
obligation
bonds offered
•
,
$40,000 gen-'
building
school
April 28—v. 189, p.'
to Kenower,
1844—were awarded
MacArthur &
District,
Company.
Volume
189
Number 5845
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Clarkston Community School Dist.,
Freeborn
Michigan
Note
Due
on
and
interest
July
agreed
1
upon
1,
1960.
Principal
payable at a place
with the purchaser.
Bond
Michigan
Note
'
notes
offered
Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec.
on
28
1
clusive.
189,
from
1961
to
Dorsey,
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Harrison
Mount
Clemens),
Bond
Mich.
$180,000 33is. Due
1961
;
to
1969
era
1975
to
1986
Note Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
8
1970
by
45,000
designated
Legality ap¬
purchaser.
vis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Saginaw School District, Mich.
Note
Sale—The tax anticipation
totaling $1,185,000 -offered
April 21—v. 189, p. 1844 — were
awarded
to
the
Second
National
Bank, of Saginaw.
South
St. Clair
Bond
(P. O.
Shores), Mich.
The
to
4s.
$165,000
4(4s.
Due
from 1960
to
1972 to
1976
June
on.
1971
110,000 434S. Due
f
on
1
inclusive.
\
June 1 from
inclusive.
225,000
414s.
Due on
June
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive..
1
~
Waterford Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Blvd., Pontiac),
Michigan ■.
*
3101 West Walton
-
$500,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered April 30—
189,
v.
p.-1976—were awarded to
the Community National Bank, of
Pontiac, at 2(4%.
i
.
No.
*
-
745,
Minn..-
.j
,
as
April
were
29— v.-189,
awarded
Company.
to
J.
1844—
p.
M.
Dain
' *
•
'
Chatfield, Minn.
-
&
V.:
-
:
City
-
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
May 12 for the purchase of $35,•000
general : obligation
public
building bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1959.
to
Due
1970
on
June
inclusive.
1
in¬
189.
nj
about
3.97%,
Due
Feb.
on
1
Due
189,
awarded to J. B.
Co., as 4.20s, at A
price of 100.07, a basis of about
Hanauer
from
1973
to
3.90s.
390,000 4s.
1976
Due
from 1977 to
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
Feb.
on
1
1983 inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
1 from
1984 to 1989 inclusive.
in
Willis
Village Clerk, will, receive sealed
until 1 p.m. (CST) on May
19 for the purchase of $105,000
improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
on
June
inclusive.
1
Paul.
St.
•
,
from 1960 to
Interest J-D.
Le¬
July
The
Minne¬
Dist.
water
until
10
Bond
obligation
1960
order
offered
were
building bonds
May 4—v. 189, p. 1976—
awarded to the Allison-Wil¬
liams Co.
Bond
Offering—William BeidelSecretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 19
for
the
purchase of
$1,600,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958,.
man,
revenue
Due
of
1959.
to
Due
1979
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Burcham & Blair,
of Spokane.
inclu¬
optional
are
in
Valier
at
bank
a
Mississippi, Chicago
or
.
terson
.
Offering — R. T. Hayes,
Clerk, will receive sealed
provement bonds.
Dated July 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive. Interest J-J.
by the purchases. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
NEVADA
,
Offering
Mr.
—
that
announces
the
bids
also
will
the
at
receive
same
time
for
the
of
$1,000,000 highway
bonds, 22nd Series (Natchez Trace
Parkway).
Dated
Feb. 1,
1959.
Due semi-annually from Aug. 1,
1963
to Feb.
1, 1979.
Principal
interest payable at the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
and
First
Memphis,
as
National
Bank
callable
Sherman
&
Howard,
of Denver.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Conway, N. H.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
of
the
First
National
$150,000
was
sold
Dank,
of
Memphis.
MISSOURI
(P.
O.
Oak
Ridge),
Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
bonds
was
sold
to
bonds. Dated July J.-,, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusivePrincipal and interest (J-J) pay¬
of
the Commonwealth Bank
at
Metuchen.
approved
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
New
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J..1'
Asked
to
Consider
T#®
New
Road—Commissioners of the Au¬
Discussed
April 20
on
from
State
a
High¬
Commissioner Dwight R. G,
way
Palmer, who asked if the Author¬
ity would be interested in making
a study of a new Camden-Atlantic
City toll road. He said he had
been approached on the subject
by interests in the southern part
of
the
State.
1
A copy of a report prepared
by
the engineers,
Sherman,, Taylor
Sleeper, which accompanied
request'
and
on
Dec.
21, 1959.
NEW
Curry County, Clovis Municipal
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Clovis), N. Mex.
Bond
Sale
—
The
Kansas
City, Bosworth, Sulli¬
Co., and Coughlin & Co., at
price of par, a net interest cost
van
a
&
of about
2.99%,
as
$144,000 3 (4s. Due
and
follows:
on
June 1, 1960
Baca
County,
Fort
Barret,
Sumner
Bond Offering—Ben Good,
Jr.,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
the
indicated "that
might be
the
dertake
the
a
letter
the
feasible project
of
Commissioner
p.m.
(MST) on June 1 for
purchase of $380,000 school
to
new
The
survey and determine
road's potentialities.
road
is
expected
to be
miles long. The indi¬
about 44(4
cated cost, according to
Taylor and Sleeper
about $40,000,000.
W.
W.
Wanamaker,
Director
of
the
Sherman,
would
be
Executive
Authority,
said
Authority, under the bond
resolution, is not permitted t©
the
expend funds for surveys of new
projects until certain formal steps
are
1961.
72,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1962.
72,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1963.
72,000 3s. Due on June 1, 1964.
De
road
Palmer asked specifically whether
or
not the Authority would un¬
MEXICO
Municipal School District No. 20
(P. O. Fort Sumner), N. Mex.
Cape Girardeau County Sch. Dist.
R-6
re¬
p.m.
the
posed of the Commerce Trust Co.,
general obligation bonds
8
and
of
Sale—The
Bond Sale—A11 issue of
until
until 8 p.m. (EDST)
May. 13 for the purchase of
$200,000 tax anticipation notes.
on
$360,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
by fered May 1—v. 189, p. 1401—
St. were awarded to a group com¬
Winona, Miss.
school
are
of July 1,
1970. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
of
Wiggins, Miss.
,
No.
Bonds due
interest
3%s, 3 (4 s and 314s.
Trauernicht,
bids
will
(DST) on May 27 for the purchase
of
$934,000
general
obligation
communication
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
April
1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality
approved
&
sealed
D. Ren-
Clerk,
Due
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
the
ceive
thority
as
supple¬
issue Of
1976.
Offering—Rufus
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
in 1971 and thereafter
Bond Sale—An issue of
$600,000
Port improvement bonds was sold
to
Bond
Pershing County School District
(P. O. Lovelock), Nev.
Bond
Offering — William
E.
Harmon,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PDST) on May 28
for the purchase of$600,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
,
sealed
p.
ninger,. Borough
able
Pat¬
Com¬
foregoing
Metuchen, N. J.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June 1'
for the purchase of $8,200 im¬
or
1979
to
Improvement Dist.
Bond
Town
New York City as may be desig¬
Chicago.
Note —The
No. 9, Mont.
nated
of
Special
1960
ments the report in our
April 27—v. 189,
maturities, with
payable
in
from
1
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the National
State Bank of Newark.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood; of New York City.
interest
on
Dec.
on
inclusive.
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due from 1960
1969 inclusive.
within any
(J-J)
banks
Sale—The $95,000 general
school
sewer
Valley Regional High
(P. O. Milford),'
Jersey
New
$250,000
a.m.
No. 480, Minn.
J-D.
Delaware
$400,000 building bonds.
and
J. Van
School District
will receive
for the pur¬
re¬
bonds
bonds
est
LeFevere,
School
20
the
security to
be selected by
lot, on July 1, 1969
and on any interest
payment date
thereafter.
Principal and inter¬
to
Independent
Clerk,
May
will
Louis.
apolis.
Onamia
of
189, p.
1
that
from
1
sive.
inclusive Legality approved
of
as
Kalispell, Mont.
Offering — H. J. Hunt,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
son, Village Clerk,
will receive,
$50,000 street
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on' improvement
and
water
works
May 13 for the purchase of $12,- bonds offered May 4—v. 189, p.
000 water bonds.
Dated June 1,
1976—were awarded to the First
1959. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
j National Bank of Memphis.
Peterson,
until
chase
May 4—v.
Ingen & Co., Inc., and J. B. Haiiauer
& Co., jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about
3.97%*.
Jeanne L. Mo-
—
offered
1976—were awarded to B.
City
Bond
&;• Haertzen,
Hopwood,
announces
Dated July 1,
Bond Offering—Earl M. Ander¬
Lefler
bonds
to
Charles
.
Maple Plain, Minn.
by rHoward
District
bids
(CST) on May 26 for the purchase
of $7,000,000 bridge
bonds, Series
Owen,
Lids
Due
ran,
Joe
..
—
&
Fergus County Sch. District No.
(P. O. Lewistown), Mont.
of)
the
Offering
Jaffray
Commission
bids
V;
;
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
;
Falls, Mont.
The $165,000 im¬
Bond
Ripley &
Bond
—
Bond Offering
Trust Company, of Chicago, or at
account: HarriChemical
Corn
Co., Inc.; Allison-1' the
Exchange
Williams Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Bank, of New York City, or at the
Inc.; J. M, Dain & Co., Inc.;; State Treasurer's office in Jack¬
Northwestern Nationals Bank
of son.
Legality approved by Chap¬
Minneapolis;
Piper,
Jaffray • & man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Hopwood;
C.
S.
Ashmun
Co.;
Starkville, Miss.
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.;
Mann¬
Bond Sale—The $400,000 elec¬
heimer-Egan, Inc.; Shaughnessy & tric revenue bonds
offered April
Co., Inc., and Woodard-Elwood 30—v.
189, p. 1976—were awarded
& Co.
to a group headed by Cady &
Co.,
Inc.
•.
• V
Madelia, Minn" V
Others
mari
Piper,
from
purchase
Due
Sale
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on May
19 for the purchase of
sealed
&
f- ' Carlstadt School District, N. J.
provement bonds offered May 4—
189, p. 1722—were awarded to
interest
(State
gen¬
1976—were
p.
4.18%.
Columbia
Bond
1, 1959 to June 1, 1960.
Bond
mission
Feb. 1, 1971
on
1.30%
$90,000
eral bonds offered May 5—v.
bonds.
■
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
3.80s.
1961
L-egality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney,
Cape May, N. J.
Sale—-The
Bond
Pelker,
'
inclusive.
extra
Additional
and 1972.
from
from
1,' 1959'
6—v.
of
1
for the
1
June
,
4>/4s.
Offering—Secretary
inverse
3.30s.
Interest
of St. Paul.
1
*
additional
May
June
until
NEW JERSEY
MONTANA
1959.
May
on
1979
Patterson
ceive
May 1 from
on
from Nov.
cost
60,000 3.60s.
1972
bids
enue
received
purchase of $350,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds.
/
In¬
Comptroller,
Will
receive
sealed bids until
May 28 for the
purchase of $7,500,000 water rev¬
MISSISSIPPI
State
inclusive.
bear
offered
from
■
Bond
Offering — E,
H." Haas,
Clerk, will* receive sealed
be
,
.
Bond Offering—John H.
/
In addition the entire issue will
follows:
building bonds offered (under the
on
1974
June 1 from
on
on
Mississippi
Independent Sch. Dist.
interest
net
of
heading of Stearn County Inde¬
pendent School District No. 745)
to
N. Mex.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
St. Louis, Mo.
June 1 from
on
Due
Due
carry
an
from June
T.
May 1 from
awarded to a syndi¬
by the Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, at a price of par, a
1973
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
inclusive.
1960
Louis.
gen¬
1970 inclusive.
to
Bond
gality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
Albany Indep. School District
1975
group
1844—were
1959.
MINNESOTA
a
cate headed
Note Sale—The
.
by I.
3.90s and 3%s.
Due on July 1
from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
No. 482, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 gen-;
oral
obligation
school
building
455,000
v;.V
to
Due
to
4,000 3.90s.
the
a
lows:
Las Cruces,
group headed
a
v.
May 1 from
on
Due
Due
Falls
225.000
composed of the First of
bonds
M-N.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Tower, Minn.
Sale-—The $130,000
7,000 4s.
May 1, 1960.
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
189, p. ,1844—were awarded to
group
to
Fort Sumner.
$750,000
revenue
M. Simon & Co., as
Dated May 1, 1959.
pany, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about
3.95%, as fol¬
lows:
gen¬
inclusive.
1975
bonds
Little
Sale—The $500,000 school
Michigan Corp.; 'John Nuveen &
Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co^ Inc.,
and Kenower, Mac Arthur &
Co.,
at a price of 100.04, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.31%., as fol¬
Due
to
$220,000
Lake School District
sold
was
1964.
eral
obligation sewer bonds of¬
fered May 5 were awarded to
J.;
M. Dain & Cp.
improvement
4—v. 189, p.
on
1972
terest of 1.60%
bonds
notes
$160,000
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
trust company
the
Due
to
1973
p.m.
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Da¬
facilities
of¬
Treasurer's
State
the
at
fice; or at the Citizens Bank of
Clovis, of Fort Sumner. Legality
approved by John D. Donnell, of
terest
1969 inclusive.
30,000 3.90s.
receive
(EST) on May
for the purchase of
$316,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated
May
;i, 1959. Due on Sept. 1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
or
parking
callable
are
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
ap¬
Clayton, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
in
Legality ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Marquart, of Minne¬
&
Bond
of
20,000 3.80s.
12
bank
due
apolis.
1961
Caldwell,
1960 to
Ada R. Evans,
sealed
—
will
The
awarded
$65,000 3 (4s.
inclusive.
Pontiac, Mich.
c:
1980
to
Legality
Mannheimer-Egan,
Phillips Co., and
Harold E. Wood & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.92%, as follows:
April 1 from
on
—
were
—
Inc.,
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
345,000 3 34S. Due
1,
$10,000 3 y»s.
obligation
offered May
composed
-
April 1 from
on
1
1844
inclusive.
125,000 3 (is. Due
1961
bonds
April 1 from
on
from
1
Interest F-A.
Bond Sale
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
follows:
May
proved by
Barber
Bonds
thereafter
of
as
Lake Crystal, Minn.
composed
of
Halsey,
&.Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,
as
inclusive.
and
1,
1961
Waconia, Minn.
Minneapolis.
group
3.70%,
1980
1971
May
from
1
Legality
53^
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on.
June 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Due
1979 in¬
to
City
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Sale—'The $650,000 school
cost of about
Feb.
on
inclusive.
building bonds offered April 30—
v.
189, p. 1976—were awarded to
a
to
Dated
May
1959.
of St. Louis.
im¬
.
Due
-Stuart
on
Due
1,
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond Sale —The $21,000 gen¬
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
eral
obligation
fire
fighting
May 14 for he purchase of equipment bonds offered April 28
$400,000 general obligation hos¬ —v. 189, p. 1976—were awarded
pital bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. .to
the
Allison-Williams
Com¬
MuskegoH Public Schools District,
%'v Michigan
Bond
bonds.
1959.
4s. 378s and
as
March
clusive. Interest M-S.
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
sewer
Dated
March 1 from 1961
on
!"•
;
-
8
son,
paving bonds
offered May 5—V. 189, p. 1976—
►were awarded to Kenower, Mac.
3%s.
on
sealed
district
Arthur & Co.
Falls,* Minn.
until
provement
Offering—T helm a Awen-
,
liond* Sale—The $35,000. special
assessment
.
Granite
Township (P. O.
bids
May -18 for the
$1,000,000
sanitary
on
in¬
1984
Legality
approved
by
Owen, Scott, Barber &
p. 1976—were awarded
to the Old Corunna State
Bank, in
Corunna, at 3.50%.
:
Miller,
general obligation school bqilding
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959.
Due
an¬
April
B. A.
—
bids until 8:15 p.m. (CST) on May
19 for the purchase of $225,000
'.
Sale—The $39,600 tax
ticipation
—v.
Offering
District
Corunna Public Schools District,
*
sealed
Glenville Independent School Dist.
No. 245, Minn.
Fitch, North & Co.,
W.
Keene, yillage Clerk, will receive
1976—were awarded to Allisonr
Williams Co.
May 11 for
the purchase of $135,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes.. Dated May 1, 1959.
Roseville, Minn.
Offering — George
Bond
.
p.
on
(2185)
v
..
bins, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
County (P. O. Albert
Lea), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $236,000 drain¬
age bonds offered May 5—v. 189,
Offering:—Walton T. Rob-
until 8 p.m.
Cljtonicle
the
taken.
The
Commissioners of
Authority authorized
him
to
communicate with the State High¬
way Commissioner the Authority's
responsibilities to its bondholders,
and
state
make
a
what
survey,
is
necessary
and
that
to
such
communication should seek to co¬
ordinate
Highway
plans
with
the
State
Department, with the
understanding that the latter will
not enlarge parallel highways to
compete with the new road.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
54
for the purchase of
Ridgewood, TV.
building bonds,
bonds
The
—
awarded
1976—were
headed
to
a
Feb.
group
account:
the
in
Others
Bank,
Savings
&
Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of
Co., and Ewing & Co.
Wayne Township School District
(P. O. Wayne), TVi /.
$1,993,000
May 5—v.
Sale —The
Bond
school
bonds
offered
•189, p. 1977—were awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., as 4.35s, at
price of 100.42, a basis of about
a
4.31%.
NEW YORK
Union Free Sch• Dist,
Brookhaven
No. 8
(P. O. Miller Place), TV.
Offering
Bond
District
conaro,
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
—
June
will
Clerk,
until
bids
Y,
nas-
11
re¬
a.m.
May 14 for the pur¬
$340,000 school bonds.
1959. Due on May
to
1979. inclusive.
on
of
Dated May 1,
1
from
1900
"Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Security
National
Bank of Long Island, in Port Jef¬
ferson.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Buffalo
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Sale —The
Note
$26,418,000
awarded
notes offered May 5 were
follows:
$15,000,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzlcr, at 2.28%, plus $303"
premium*
5,418,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, at 2.29%, plus $60
premium.
5,000,000 to
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York
City, at
2.24%, plus $60 premium.
1,000,000 to Morgan
Guaranty
Trust Co., New York City, at
2.28%, plus $8 premium.
Cats hill,
N, Yt
Offering—Loda B. Thein,
Bond
receive
(EDST)
on
May 14 for the purchase of
$30,000 fire apparatus bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb.
Village
sealed
Treasurer, will
until 2 p.m.
bids
from
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Village Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Huntington Fire District (P. O.
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond
District
Offering
decided
Postponed—The
to
postpone
(no
date yet announced) the sale of an
issue
of
$400,000 building and
equipment bonds originally sched¬
uled for May 7.
•
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May
1
from
1960 to
1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Security National
Bank of Long Island, in Hunting¬
ton, or at the option of the pur¬
chaser,
at
the
Manufacturers
Trust
Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Dated
to
1968
Feb.
from
1959
to
1972
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at the State of New York National
Bank,
Kingston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Kingston, TV. Y.
year
crease
the Controlled
on
Permit
the
during
System
mileage by 13,593,376
first quarter of this
year and a comparable increase
in passenger cm* cash trip mile¬
by 14,728,523.
Commercial
539-mile
revenue
on
the
1972
on June 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
interest
Chase
York
payable
(J-D)
at
Ra¬
1960
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
City.
Bank, of New
Legality approved by
&
Coats, TV. C.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
the
$175,000 water
May 5—v. 189, p.
Ohio
Southern,
Na¬
Cincinnati,' Legality
approved, by
Peck, Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati. \
and
the
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond
at
tional Bank,
Delaware, Ohio
Bond
Manhattan
Thruway
System this
its steady rise,
with first-quarter collections to¬
taling $2,470,19.9.78, up 36.5% from
the $1,80.9,932.26 reported lastyear.
office
1, 1959. Due
to
continued
year
at
Offering
—
Kenneth R.
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
sealed
receive
bids,,
until
noon
(EST) on May 21 for the purchase
of $14,400 bonds, as follows:
$6,300 water improvement bonds,
Nov.
Due
on
1969
from
inclusive.
2082—were awarded to Vance Se¬
1
1960
to
Net toll revenue from all
..
—
'
NORTH DAKOTA
penses
Potsdam), N. Y.
for the initial quarter were
$3,141,507.48,
13% from the
comparable period last year.
up
Bond
sale of $1,820,000 school bonds,
originally scheduled for May 14,
stemmed l'rom the costs of oper¬ has been temporarily postponed,
ating the new Berkshire and New —v. 189, p. 2082.
England Sections that were not
opened until last October.
The
remainder
comprised the quar¬
terly allotment to a new reserve
fund for replacement of building,
toll
and
motorized equipment.
Expenses therefore left $4,138,-
251.33 in net revenue available for
debt service.
enue
toll
mirrors
increase
Annual
19
tion to
1;
the
the
results
of
rev¬
the
put into effect last
price increase for
Permits, and their limita¬
privately owned vehicles,
Mo go dor e,Ohio
Fargo School District, N. Dak.
Offering Postponed—The
About one-half of this increase
bids until 11
a.m.
(DST) on May
purchase of $432,000
general
purposes
bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1959.
Due on June 1
last
bids
*'
Jan.
the
paying cash tolls this
year. This was indicated by a de¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
12 for the -purchase of $125,000
school building bonds. Dated June
Monday, May 11, 1959
8,100
sidewalk
improvement
curities Corp., and J. Lee Peeler
bonds. Due on* Nov. 1 from
types &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.03,
I960 to 1964 inclusive.
of vehicles was $6,711,187.02 so
Lysander, Van Buren and Clay
a net interest cost of about 4.85%,
Central School District No. 1
far this year, or 46% higher than
The bonds
are
dated. May 1,
as follows:
the $4,596,432.03 in the compara¬
(P. O. Baidwinsville), N. Y,
1959. Principal and:, interest pay¬
$107,000 6s. Due on June 1 from able at the First National Bank of
Bond Offering — Emerson E. ble 1958 period.
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Concession
revenue
followed
Tupper, District Clerk, will re¬
Delaware. Legality approved by
38,000 41/2s. Due on June 1 from
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m. the upward trend, showing a 10%
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
(DST) on May 13 for the purchase rise from 1958's first-quarter fig¬
Cleveland.
10,000 4s. Due on June 1, 1984.
of
$1,790,000
school
building ures.
Elyria, Ohio
20,000 3s. Due oh June 1, 1985
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
First quarter debt service ac¬
and 1986.
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬ crued for the cost of Thruway
Bond. Sale—The- $189,902 spe¬
cial assessment
street
sive. Principal and interest (M-N) facilities in use totaled $3,094,improve¬
Greensboro, TV. C.
payable at the First Trust & De¬ 491.91 and $434,500 for the cost of
Bond
Sale — The $5,000,000 ment bonds offered?. May 4 were
posit Co.,
Syracuse, or at the those parts of the System un¬ bonds offered May 5—v. 189, p. awarded to McDonald* & Co., as
Hanover Bank, New York City.
opened,
to
bring
the
overall 1977—were awarded to Phelps, 3^s, at a price of 101.10, a basis
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬ charge to $3,528,991.91. The debt Fenn & Co., and Glore, Forgan & of about 3.29%,
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ service is computed by distribut¬ Co., and Associates, at a price of
Hamilton County (P .O.
way, of New York City.
ing
the
annual
debt
service 100.054, a net interest cost of
Cincinnati), Ohio
about 3.29%, as follows:
Mount Pleasant, Thornwood Water monthly, based on the percentage
Bond Offering—C. F. Hutchin¬
of monthly revenue to the total
District (P. O. North Tarrytown),
$2,200,000 water bonds: $665,000
son, Clerk of the Board of Com¬
annual revenue.
I
New York
6s, due on May 1 from 1961
missioners,
will
receive sealed
The Authority has sold 20,993
to 1967 inclusive; $190,000 4s,
Bond Offering—Owen M. Quinn,
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
of its 1959 Annual Permits, com¬
due on May 1, 1968 and 1969:
Town
Supervisor, will receive
18 for the purchase of $2,000,000
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) pared to 69,619 by the end of the
$95,000 3*s, due May 1, 1970; road bonds. Dated June
1, 1959.
first quarter of 1958.
on
$95,000 3V2s, due May 1, 1970;
May 21 for the purchase of
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive;
$190,000 water bonds. Dated Jan. Orangetown and Clarhstown Union
inclusive. Principal and interest
and $300,000 Is. due oil May 1
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1959 Free School District No. 4 (P. O.
(M-N)
payable at the County
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
South Nyack), N. Y.
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
interest
1,800.000 sanitary sewer bonds:
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Bond Offering—Helen P. Cooke,
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
$625,000 6s, due on May 1
County Trust Co., Pleasantvilic. District Clerk, will receive sealed
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive;
Legality approved by Vandewater, bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
Additional Offering—Bids will
$150,000 4s, due on May 1,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of 20 for the purchase of $2,000,000
hd received at the same time for
1968 and
New York City.
1969; $75,000 3V2s,
school building bonds. Dated April
the purchase of $404;000 sanitary
due on May 1, 1970; $790,000
15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from 1959
Mount Pleasant (P. O. North
VAs, due on May 1 from 1971 sewer and water line- assessment
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
Tarrytown), TV. Y.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
to 1980 inclusive; and $160,Bond Offering—OwenM. Quinn, interest (A-O) payable at the Ma¬
000 Is, due on May 1, 1981
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
rine Midland Trust Co. of Rock¬
Town
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Supervisor, will
receive
and 1982.
County, Nyack, or at the
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on land
1,000,000
auditorium
bonds: payable at the County Treasurer's
May 21 for the purchase of $103,- Marine Midland Trust Co., New
$400,000 6s, due on May 1 office. Legality approved by the
880 highway bonds, Dated Jan. 1, York City. Legality approved by
bond attorneys mentioned in the
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive;
1959. Due on July 1 from 1959 to Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
$120,000 4s, due on May 1, preceding item.
New York City.
1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1968 and 1969; $60,000 3%>s,
Madison County (P. O. London),
terest (J-J) payable at the County
due on May 1 from 1970; and
Pittsford, Jefferson Heights Sewer
Ohio
Trust Co., Pleasantville. Legality
District (P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
$420,000 3%is, due on May 1
Bond Sale—The $700,000 hospi¬
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
from 1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond Offering — Edward D.
tal bonds offered May 6—v. 189,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Seward,
Town Supervisor, will
Other members of the syndi¬
p.
1846 — were
awarded
to
a
City.
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. cate: Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades &
(EDST) on May 12 for the pur¬ Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; group composed of Braun, BosNew York State Thruway
worth & Co., Inc.; McDonald &
chase
of
$480,000 sewer bonds. First Securities Corp.; Ira Haupt
Authority (P. O. Albany),
Co., and John B. Joyce & Co., as
Dated March 1, 1959. Due on July &
New York
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
3-lis, at a price of 101,33, a basis
1
from
1960
to
1988
inclusive.
lie.venues
Increase
The Au¬
Curtis; Reynolds & Co.; American of about
3.65%. %
thority on April 20 reported total Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ Commercial Bank, of Charlotte;
able at the Security Trust Com¬ Courts &
revenue
of $7,279,758.81 for the
Marion, Ohio
v
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Legality ap¬ Co., Inc.; Peoples National Bank
first quarter of 1959, an overall pany of Rochester.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 swim¬
by Vandewater, Sykes, of Charlottesville; McDonnell &
increase of 43% over the Janu¬ proved
ming pool bonds offered. May 6—
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New Co.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, v. 189, p. 1978—were awarded to
ary-March period last year.
York City.
Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Pen- Hayden, Miller & Co., and Na¬
Colonel
Clinton
B.
F.
Brill,
ington, Colket & Co., and Wat- tional City Bank of: Cleveland,
Potsdam Pierrepont, Stockholm,
Authority
Chairman,
also
dis¬
kins, Morrow & Co.
jointly, as ^is, at a, price of
closed in a regular revenue reportParishville, and Canton Central
School District No. 2 (P.- O.
100.09, a basis of about 3.48%.
that the Authority's operating ex¬
Offering—Orrie R. Riehl.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
for
in
sealed
a large extent by many motor¬
ists who had used Annual Permits
age
Interest A-O.
his
to
in
M-N.
The substantial increase in
Bond
1
inclusive.
Series B bonds.
Dated
15, 1959. Due on Aug. 15
297,000
Harris
of Chi¬
Newark; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Rippel &
as
$947,000 school
follows:
Due on May
1959.
1960
Interest
3.39%.
Trust
1,
from
Manhattan
the Chase
by
Bank, New York City, as 3.40s, at
a price of 100.02, a basis of. abqut
cago;
as
$2,400,000
offered May 6—v. 189, p. $650,000 Series A bonds.
Sale
Bond
X
...
(2186)
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until June 2
chase of $1,900,000
it is reported.
for the pur¬
building bonds,
Bond
sewer
;
,
,
Sale—The
$20,000 storm
bonds offered May 6 — V.
189, p. 1846 — were
Fahey, Clark & Co.
awarded
to
-
Swanton, Ohio
Washington County (P. O. Hudson
Falls), N. Y.
OHIO
Beaver
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 Coun¬
ty Office Building bonds offered
5 — v. 189, p. 1977 — were
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, as
Bond
May
3.10s, at
a
price of 100.21,
a
basis
equipment bonds offered May 5
—v.
189, p. 1846—were awarded
Lima,
Wolcott,
and
Butler,
Morse,
Twp. (P. O. North Lima), Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST} on May 15
Ohio
for the purchase of $18,730 spe¬
Sale — The $25,000 fire
to the First
of about 3.05%.
Victory, Sterling
Bond Offering—Meredith
a
as
State Bank of North
3*&s, at
a
price of 100.05,
basis of about 3.49%.
Conquest Central Dist. No. 3
(P.
O. Red Creek),
N.
Bond Offering—Frace M.
Y.
Frost,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on May
13 for the purchase of $173,000
Central
State
College (P. O.
Wilberforce), Ohio
Bond Offering—Harry G.
Business
Manager,
sealed bids until 11
will
Johns,
receive
cial
assessment
Dated June
1
from
sewer
bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Dec.
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Farmers & Merchants
Deposit Co., Swantoi^.
was
originally offered
(The issue
on
March
19.)
Tallmadge City School District,
Ohio
(EST) on
Bond Offering — H. H. Matz,
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. May 22 for the purchase of $470,000
dormitory bonds, Series C. Clerk of Board of Education, will
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1976
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬ noted.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due from 1959
receive
sealed
bids
until noon
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Passenger car revenue from inclusive. Principal and interest
to 1996 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
at the
Rondout
National Bank, cash tolls was
64% higher than (M-N) payable at the Red Creek
(EDST) on May 21 for the pur¬
approved
by
Squire,
National Bank, in Red Creek. Le¬ Legality
Kingston. Legality approved by during the first quarter last
year.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. chase of $460,000 school improve¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of Permit sale revenue, computed on gality approved by Vandewater,
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
New York City.
an accrual
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Deer Park, Ohio
basis, was down 46.9%,
New York City.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1977
making overall passenger car in¬
Bond Offering — R. G. AppleKingston City School District
come
inclusive. Principal and interest
$4,240,987.24, or 52% more
man, City Auditor, will receive
NORTH CAROLINA
(P. O. 403 Broadway,
than the $2,786,499.77
during the
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
(J-D) payable at the Mogadore
Kingston), N. Y.
January-March period of 1958.
Cabarrus, TV. C.
May 14 for the purchase of $32,Bond Offering — Earl F. Soper,:
Savings Bank, in Tallmadge. Le¬
The Authority pointed out that
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter- 400.54 street improvement bonds.
District Clerk, will receive sealed the substantial increase in overall
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ling,
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May 19 passenger car revenue was caused ment Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
and
generally
more
favorable
traveling weather, the Chairman
,
_
a.m.
Volume
•The
189
5845
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Defiance
Tillamook
College (P. O.
Defiance), Ohio v' /'
Offering — Lee O. Tusti-
'
;
Bond
son,
Number
No.
i
Bond
bids
20
non-tax
exempt
revenue
;
.
Treasurer, will receive sealed
until 10 a.m. (EST), on May
for The purchase of $377,000
County School District
(P. O. Box 278, Heho),
Oregon
'
Offering— Mabel Whar¬
13J
ton,
District
Co., Hallowell Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co., and Arthur L.
Wright & Co.
Chester Municipal Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $2,750,000 water
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 26 for. the purchase of $25,000
bonds.
1957.
Due
1997
'student
union
.
revenue
Dated
July
1, general '"obligation bonds. Dated
July 1 from 1960 to', July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
1960
to
1969
par,
The
—
Winfree &
and*
street
Bond
Sale
The
bonds.
$173,554.71
road "improve-*
May 5-r-v.; 18^,
1846—were awarded to the Ohio
p.
Bond
v"
Offering—Frank
taker, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
;
v'"
' '' L '
'
*'r",lk >
ii'
May 18 for the. purchase of $75,Worthington, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Donald
W.* 000 watef ;bonds. Dated June 1,
"1;
-
Horch,
(EST)
of
--"i
Director
receive
Finance,
of
bids
sealed
until
1959.
will
on
Dec.
1
clusive.
(J-D)
ton
from
1961
Principal
payable
Savings
1969
to
in¬
WorthingLegality ap¬
Bank.
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
from
1
1961
Bond
ing
&
bonds
Winfree
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Westville), Okla.
Bond Offering—George A. Mur¬
ray, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
offered
May
4
Due
Ambler
receive
(EDST)
(CST) on May 12
purchase of $60,000 build'r
ing bonds. Due from 1961 to 1971
chase of
inclusive.
Due
p.m.
District
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Carmen, Okla.
Bond
%
Sale—An
sanitary
sold
system
sewer
i
of
bonds
County
District
No.
Dependent
3
(P.
was
Clerk
Offering
—
the
sealed
of
of
tvi
.Clerk
of the
Board
of
■
Education,
*will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
,•
.
(CST)
Mav
on
11-for
purchase ' of
$28,000
bonds:'Due from 1961 to
V
Woods
'■■■
Bond■-(,
Offering —.Thomas
-portation
from
equipment
1961 to
bonds.
1964 inclusive.
OREGON
>
-
gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
28—v.. 189, p. 1723—were
.
of
about
2.82%.
'
-
».'■}
.
Bond Sale—The $98,887.47 im-: as follows:
^..provement bonds offered May 5 $550,000 serial bonds
bearing in¬
—V. 189, p. 1978—were awarded
terest rates increasing gradu¬
the
Bank
National
First
Oregon, of Portland, at
100.05.
...
Oregon
.
State
'
-
-
;
Board
a
of
price of
"15
1962
to
198.9
maturity
1976
of Education
April 15, 1959. Due
from
1961
2.40%
bonds " due
Secretary of State Board of High¬
er Education, will receive
sealed
bids at Room 203, Benson Hotel,
^Portland, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
May 26 for the purchase of $9,055,000 building bonds, Series 1959 A.
Dated
ally from
•
v
(P. O. Box S17S, Eugene), Oregon
Bond Offering—Earl M. Pallett,
on April
inclusive.
for
to
.
June
3%%
June
on
1
1,
due
in
1975 and
thereafter
-
1960
Lebanon
County (P. O. Lebanon),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Chas. B. Meis-
er,
Chief Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
(DST) on May 20 for the purchase
of- $2,400,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
from
1
1960
to
1989
inclu¬
sive. Callable as of June 1, 1974.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
■
Moons
Schools
Union
School
Dist.
term
bonds
4s.
as
Due
u.
June 1, 1999.
850,000 term bonds
*
June
1959
1964.
4I/4s. Due
1, 1999.
bonds
The
as
and
are
dated
callable
as
of
June
June
Interest; J-D.
proved
Bockius,
Others
by
Of
in
Legality
Morgan,
Lewis
Philadelphia.
the
account:
1,"
1,
1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Legality approved by Eckert, Seamans & Cherin, of Pittsburgh.
New
Holland
School
District,
Pa.
Offering—Roy W. Hoober,
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (DST)
on
May 13 for the purchase of
$62,000 school improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
District
Stonycreek Township (P. O.
Johnstown), Pa.
ap¬
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Ira
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $8,600
general obligation funding bonds.
Sale—The
the
received
Board
by the Secretary of
of Township Commis¬
sioners until 5 p.m. (DST) on May
13
for
the
purchase of $35,000
obligation
bonds
April 24—v. 189, p. 1847
offered
were
—
Bond
(P. O. Maryville),
Offering
County
Joe
—
Court
sealed
bids
L.
Mar¬
Clerk,
until
2
will
pan.
(EST) on June 2 for the purchase
of $250,000 school bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City,
at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
or
office.
Chattanooga,
Bond
Offering
11
the
bonds,
Tenn.
P.
R. Olgiati,
receive sealed bids
a.m.
(EST) on May 21
purchase
of
$2,000,000
follows:
—
will
as
$1,500,000
bonds.
sewer
from
June
Bank, of West York, and the York
Due
on
elusive.
1
1960 to
1971
500,000 hospital bonds.
Trust Co., in York, as 2V4S.
School
District, Pa.
Offering—S. Gordon Ru-
Secretary
School
of
the
Directors,
Board
will
of
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
May 21 for the purchase of
$880,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June 1
on
from
able
1961
to
1982
inclusive. Call¬
of June
as
interest
office.
The
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City, or
the
at
Hamilton
National Bank,
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Hamilton.
Hamilton
County (P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Bond
RICO
Offering
—
Wilkes T.
Thrasher, County Judge, will
ceive
PUERTO
on
in¬
1
1959.
Legality
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
& Saul, of Philadelphia.
1971
clusive.
1, 1971. Principal
payable at the Dis¬
Treasurer's
im-
Due
June 1 from 1960 to
York
sealed
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on May 27 for the purchase
$4,000,000 general obligation
bonds, as follows:
of
Puerto Rico Ports
San
Authority (P. O.
Juan), Puerto Rico
March
Airport Passenger and
Cargo Traffic Increase—Passenger
traffic through Puerto Rico's In¬
ternational
Airport at San Juan
102,756
during March,
totalled
1959,
compared
March
of
with
in
an
1958,
of
81,801
increase
25.61%, according to an announce¬
ment May 6 by Eduardo Garcia,
Executive
Rico
Director of the Puerto
Ports
Authority.
Cargo
movement through the airport in
March
amounted
to
3,116,026
pounds against 2,844,015 in March
of last year, an increase of 9.56%.
During
the
12-month
ended March 31,
were
1,108,443
passengers
serviced,
compared with 988,039 in the cor¬
responding period the year be¬
fore,
increase of 11.2%. Cargo
an
reports for this period show 39,898,440
pounds
Were
moved
against 41,096,433 pounds in the
similar period of 1958, a decrease
of 2.92%.
The
Government
Bank
for
agent
for
Puerto
the
Development
Rico
Puerto
is
Ports
ISLAND
Scituate, R. I.
Bond
school
189,
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
$1,000,000
May 5—v.
2083—were awarded to a
group composed of G. H. Walker
& Co., Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Due
a
about
price
of
Hill, Inc., as 4.30s
100.26, a basis of
4.25%.
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
3,500,00fr school bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1983 incl.
The bonds are dated May 1,
1959. Callable as of May 1, 1969.
Principal and interest payable at:
First National City Bank of New
York; American National Bank &
Trust Co., or
at the Hamilton
National Bank, both of Chatta¬
nooga.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. •
Lawrence
County (P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Offering—Wm. T. New¬
Bond
receive
(CST)
on
May 26 for the purchase of
$275,000
school
improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on April 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive. Complete details of the
offering may be obtained from J.
C. Bradford & Co., 418 Union St.,
Nashville 3, Tenn.
County
ton,
bids
sealed
Judge,
until
will
11
a.m.
Sullivan
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Bond Offering — Hal H. Carr,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST) on May
27 for the purchase of $660,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$410,000
school
S
Bond
clusive.
June
on
and
County School District
O. Anderson), S. C.
Offering—Francis R. Fant,
of
Board
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
cipal
and
of June 1,
interest
from
1
1960
to 1969
1969.
interest
Chemical
of New
1959.
1,
Principal
(JD) payable at the
Corn
York
Exchange
City.
Bank,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
noon
(EST) on May 19 for the purchase
of $880,000 school building bonds.
as
on
1969 in¬
inclusive.
(P.
Chairman
Due
1960 to
250,000 right-of-way bonds. Due
Dated June
Anderson
bonds.
June 1 from
r
SOUTH CAROLINA
No.
improvement
May 1 from
on
p.
and Harkness &
at
general
bonds.
fiscal
Rico
Authority.
RHODE
$500,000
period
1959, there
callable
Dated
&
T ennessee
awarded to the Industrial National
approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
bonds.
County
until
gen¬
Dated June 1,1959. Due on June 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due in
1970 and
thereafter are
obligation
ap¬
TENNESSEE
Blount
Mayor,
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Legality
general
purchaser, or in
failure to agree, at
Legality
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Simons, of Charleston.
for
$155,000
eral
bonds. Dated May
Bond
to 1978 inclusive.
V400,000
Secretary,
sealed
on
inclu¬
1989
of June
1, 1974.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Ballard,
Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll, of
Philadelphia.
as
for
from
Haupt & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
are
callable as of April 15,1974. Bache & Co., Butcher & Sherrerd,
^Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ C. C. Codings & Co., Hemphill,
able at the State Treasurer's of¬ 'Noyes & Co.i-Schmidt, Roberts &
fice. - Legality approved by Shu¬ Parke, Singer, Deane & Scribneiv
ler, Sayrei Winfree & Rankin,,of. Harrison & Co., Ram bo. Close and
-Portland*--:-1 Kerner, Inc., Schaffer, Necker &
Bonds
from
1
Callable
"
.......
District
Delaware
,
to
(DST) on May
20 for the purchase of $1,300,000
general
obligation
improvement
(P. O. 1407 Beers School Road,
County Joint
Corapolis), Pa.
School Authority (P. O.
Bond
Lima), •>
Offering — Virginia B.
Pennsylvania
Waltonbaugh,
Secretary
of the
Bond Sale—A group headed
by Board of Directors, will receive
Kidder, Peabody & Co., purchased sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
privately on May 6 an issue of May 13 for the
purchase of $224,$1,800,000 school revenue bonds, 000
general
obligation
school
Central
;
.
$120,000
Township School District
(P. O. Miller ton), Pa.
Offering — George Dalia,
Bond
p.m.
(EDST)
Savings and
Trust
Company,
of
Butler,
as
2?«s, at a price of 100.30, a basis
-
rt.
•••Empire, Oregon
sealed
County
April
Due
:
receive
to
awarded to the Butler
E.
1
will
1, 1959. Due
Sale—The
Wells
and
Offering—MervinP.Light,
until
ceive
i
vWelty, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation^ will receive sealed bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on, May 12
for the purchase of $8,000 trans-
as
par.
sive.
Butler, Pa.
-t
Na¬
bonds. Dated June
interest (J-D) payable
Philadelphia National Bank,
in Bristol.
Legality approved by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
.v,;.-•
'$'■
Bond
\
Miners
June
Legality
1, 1959. Due on June 1
1960 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
eral
County Indep. Sch.-District
the
Spahr, An¬
the-
to Arthurs, Lestrange &
334s, at a price of 100.12.
as
Bond
Wilkes-Barre,
price of
Clerk,
at the
building
,.\\:No. 6 (P. O: Freedom), Okla.
Bond
June
1969 incl.
•:
a
cipal and
County Indep* Sch-. Dint.
(P. O. Tishomingo )t Okla.
Bond Offering—W. C. O'Bryan,
20
Co.,
trict
Dated June
Johnston
No.
Philadelphia.
awarded
i.>
to
of
the
a
School District.
receive
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bonds offered May 4 were
1966
Lebanon, Pa.
bids
on
May 21 for the purchase of
$450,000 general obligation bonds.
from
Bank
4s, at
interest
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
pan. .(CST) on May 11 for- the
.purchase of $6,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1961
to 1963 inclusive, v
*
tional
City
Twp. (P. O. Levittown),
<
Pennsylvania
Offering — Oscar Booz,
Township Secretary, will receive
8
awarded
were
and
Principal
1960 to
Township (P. O.
Mountcintop), Pa.
Bond Sale^—The $12,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered May 4—v.
189, p. 1979—
1, 1959.
to 1976
Bristol
Sells,
until
p.m.
-*T Bond
Education-*
bids
E.
Fair view
1960
from
ing
as
the principal office of some New
York bank to be designated by
shall,
Washington, Pa.
Bond
Ingersell, of Philadelphia;
drews &
School
Charles
Board
receive
will
Dated June
1
approved by Ballard,
Oklahoma
p Bond
in
pany,
>
Buffalo),
O.
8
(J-D) payable at the Provident
Tradesman Bank & Trust Com¬
$75,000
Shoemaker & Company.
to
Harper
*
issue
until
on May 26 for the pur¬
$85,000 general obligation
school bonds.
:
Secretary, will
bids
sold on April 29 to
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 2%s, at a price
of par.
'
bey,
School
sealed
<•;«»?;
and
the event of
Bond
as
District, Pa.
Offering—Frank S. Roth-
enberger,
from
1
company
was
West Manchester Twp. (P. O.
June
on
inclusive.
were
Marshall,
'
Bond
for the
'
1
Federal
from
Kreisler, Borough Secretary, will
3%s.
11
7:30
Dec.
Elkland, Pa.
Offering — Wa-Nita
Bond
&
v
to Foster &
Bond Sale—An issue of
$600,000
non-tax exempt dormitory reve¬
bonds
trust
or
be agreed upon by the School
District
the
the
bank
a
may
55
proved
York), Pa.
Adair
until
on
33/4s.
as
University of Scranton (P. O.
Scranton), Pa.
Co.
&
Stroudsburg,
to
Sale—The $349,000 build¬
awarded
T
Co.,
1984 inclusive.
in
Legality approved
PENNSYLVANIA
No.
inclusive.
&
Stokes
OKLAHOMA
'
Due
to
1
Washington and Yamhill Counties, (EDST) on May 12 for the pur¬
Union High School District No. 3 > chase
ofo-$20,000 general obliga¬
(P. O. Hillsboro), Ore.
tion bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959.
the
at
Feb.
1974
Dec,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
interest
and
on
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Rankin, of Portland.
May 23 for the purchase
street
improvement
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on
$26,300
bonds..
Due
1985 inclusive.
noon
on
the : group:
Smith,
Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co,, Reynolds
& Co.,' Singer, Deane & Scribner,
J. W. Sparks & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Julien Collins & Co., Dol¬
phin & Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
&
Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Steele, Haines & Co., and Walter
Wit-
L.
to
1975
Others
Barney
\
Company, ';as 3 34 s, at a price of
100.57,"' a basis Of about -3.65%. '
,
about
4s. Due on Dec. 1
,1985 to 1988 inclusive.
Valley View'Water District (P. O.
Portland), Oregon
ment bonds offered
of
gen¬
189, p. 1847—were awarded
Monroe Security Bank &
nue
Due
3.90s.
from
.
cost
570,000
.
.
1959
1,110,000
improvement bonds totaling"' Union County School Dist. No. 1
$227,000 offered on April 28 —v.
(P. O. LaGrande), Ore.
189, p, 1846 — wefe * awarded To
Bond Offering—R. O. Williams,
Merrill Lynch, " Picjrce,; Fenher & Clerk of the Board of
Directors,
Smith j h's; 3s, at' a price of 1X30.06^*
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
a basis of about
2.98%. •
•'*.;
p.m: (PST) * qn May 19 for the
purchase
*
of$416,000
building
Whitehall, Ohiov
interest
33/4s.
from
Rankin, of Portland.
sewer
'spec! al assessment
Harriman
at a price of
at
$125,000
the
Trust
by
follows:
as
$1,070,000
.
Sale
headed
net
a
3.90%,
to
Sale—The
obligation bonds offered May
6—v.
offered May 7—v.
1846—were awarded to a
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
inclusive.
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Bond
eral
bonds
189, p.
syndicate
Principal
gality approved by Squire, Sand-, and interest (J-J) payable at the
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Toledo, Ohio
Bond
(2187)
Prin¬
(J-D) payable
Washington County (P. O.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $720,000 school
offered
1847—were
May
awarded
U. S. Corporation.
1—v.
to
189, p,
the First
€6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(2188)
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., at a
Alpine, Texas
Sale—An issue
Bond
of SI 20,-
improvement
bonds was sold to R. A. Under¬
wood & Co.. subject to an election
beld on May 9.
system
water
000
1966 inclusive.
to
1960
330,000 33:>s. Due on June 1 from
1967
inclusive.
1976
to
635,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1977
Texas
Dated
to
June
T exas
$110,-
McCall
Bond
of
ration
Texas,
price of 100.03,
at
a
basis of about
a
1, 1959. Due
1987 to 1993 in¬
Interest M-N.
Legality
May
Dated
4.19%.
May
on
4.20s,
as
from
1
clusive.
and
water
was
sold
Co.,
as
system bonds
Rowles, Winston &
sewer
to
4V»s,
Dated March
at a price of par.
1,1959. Due on Sept.
Crowe. McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
and 1984. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Bank
of the
Southwest, in
las.
Houston.
approved
Parkhurst,
McCall,
by
1983
1,
by
approved
Legality
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Bay town, Texas
of
Sale—The $696,000
Bond
Houston.
street
Llano, Texas
improvement bonds offered April
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water¬
.189, p. .1848—were award¬
works system extension and im¬
ed to a group composed of Rowles,
provement tax bonds offered May
Winston
& Co., First of Texas
5—v. 189, p. 2084—were awarded
Corp., Russ & Co., and Hamilton
to the First of Texas Corp.
{Securities Co., at a price of par,
McAlien, Texas
o net interest cost of about 3.79%,
£0—v.
follows:
as
Sale—Tnc $800,000
Bond
$266,000 4:14s. Due on May 1 from offered May 4—v. 189,
1970 inclusive.
1961 to
awarded
were
as
p.
bonds
1979—
follows:
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
011
3%s, due
May 13 for the purchase of $200,unlimited
000
bonds.
on
June
1
school
tax
June
Dated
from
1,
1960
Due
1974 in¬
to
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-Di payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
to 1984 inclusive.
225,000
Offering
bonds,
sewer
Commerce
Trust
Co.,
City, First of Texas
Corp., and R. A. Underwood
& Co., at a price of 100.09, a
net interest of about 3.66%,
as follows: $55,000 4s, due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1964 in¬
clusive; $103,000 334s, due on
May 1 from 1965 to 1969 in¬
clusive; and $67,000 3%s, due
on
May 1 from 1970 to 1973
Mayor
system revenue
follows:
as
$10,000 3%% bonds. Due
inclusive.
1, I960.
105,000 4%
1
Oct.
on
bonds.
Due
Oct.
011
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Panhandle
on Oct.
from 197.1 to 1974 inclusive.
(>16,000 not to exceed 5%
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
bonds.
1974
to
1986 inclusive.
Dated
April
and interest
B
a n
k
1960
the 7
of
Southwest,
to
1964 to
in
Houston.
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins. Weems & Searls,
1959
of Houston.
1969.
The
dated
are
Additional
'Russell
bids
at
also
the
Offering
will
same
;
—
M
a y o r
receive
time
sealed
for
purchase of $934,000 bonds,
as
the
fol¬
callable
and
to exceed
011 April 1
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
375,000 general obligation, not to
exceed 5%, bonds.
Due on
,
v
*
follows:
as
Durham, N. C._
Raleigh, N. C
Dayton, O.
Loraine, O.
San
of
as
J-D.
Juan, P.
Waco, Tex.
June
Offering—Sister M.
petuay President of
Per-
College,
the
v.
sealed
1,240,000
3,485,000
1,545,000
1,425,000
1,550,000
1,575,000
9^5,000
1,815,000
36,325,000
1,170,000
3,825,000
3,795,000
;
2,085,000
8,340,000
4,740,000
2,755,000
R
par.
,
bids
until
10
(CST) on May 25 for the
purchase of $743,000 11011 tax-ex¬
empt Student Union Building rev¬
a.m.
the bonds
Grayson County (P. O. Sherman),
'
Texas
t
Bond
Sale
An issue of $1,2(0,000 unlimited tax road bonds
Was
sold
composed
011
—
April 30 to
a
group
of the Northern Trust
Company, of Chicago;. Harriman
r
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.; Underwood,
Heuhaus & Co., Inc.; Metropolitan
Balias
Corporation,
and
Burns.
as
3s.)
Bond Offering—President J. W.
Birdwell
announces
Board
Trustees
May
14
for
1960
Interest M-N.
J
Debenture
$275,000
sold
Virginia (State of)
offered
2084—were
7—v.
May
awarded
to
189,
a
Devine
group
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
3%s.
from 1975
Due
on
May
Dated April
Corp.,
St.
April 1 from
"
on
1, 1959.
Int. A-O.
Pascal, Quebec.
Sale—An
Bond
a
1
issue of
sold
was
to
$412,system
Placements
a price of 94.22,
net interest cost of about 6.12%,
as
to 1984 inclusive.
Securities
011
Kennebec, Inc., at
1
follows:
•'
$95,000 5s.
Others in the account; Stone &
Webster
price of 93.11, a
of about 6.72%,
follows:
bonds
314s. Due on May
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
1,200,000
a
cost
000 waterworks and sewer
from
1,200,000
issue of
April 1 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
& Co., at a
4s. Due on May 1
interest
137,000 534s. Due
price of
100.11, a net interest cost of about
3.43%, as follows:
$600,000
An
—
debentures
was
Securities
Dominion
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
p.
headed by Lehman Brothers, and
C. J.
Sale
school
the
to
$138,000 5s. Due
Sale—The $3,000,000 road
Bond
bonds
QUEBEC
1960
Paine,
Due
on
1969
to
inclusive.
317,000 534s.
Due
May 1 from
on
May 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Ira
Haupt & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
Dated
May 1, 1959.
Int. M-N.
Eldreclge & Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co., New York Hanseatic
Corp.,
Peoples
National
Bank of Charlottesville, C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Rambo, Close and
Kernel*, Inc., Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow,
Inc.,
and
Lyobs
&
Shafto,
Inc.
WISCONSIN
Dunn
SASKATCHEWAN
Prince
Albert Public Sch. District
No. 3, Sash.
Debenture
Sale
—
An issue of
$225,000 school debentures was
sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.
as 6s.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to
1979 inclusive. Interest M-N.
County (P. O. Menomie),.
Bond
-
price of 100.03,
basis of about
a
WYOMING
4.04%.
StamfordTown School District, Vt.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
2084—were
$105,000 school
May 5—v. 189, p.
awarded
the First
to
National Bank of Boston, as 3:%s,
at a price of 100.27, a basis of
/
NEVER
Crook
County (P. O. Sundance),
Wyoming
Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered April 28—v. 189, p. 1980—
Bond
were
awarded
to
a
group
FELT
BETTER!
com¬
posed of Kirchner, Ormsbee, Wies-
3.71%.
Inc.; Denver Union State
Bank, of Upton, and the Sundance
State Bank, in Sundance.
Lake City Sewer District, King
County (P. O. 12721 30th Ave.,
N. E.f Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Offering
Richard
—
Mills, Wyo.
$175,000
Sale—The
Bond
F.
Murray, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (PST) on May
for the purchase of $2,500,000
sewer revenue bonds, as follows:
sani¬
tary sewer revenue bonds offered
April 27—v. 189, p. 1724—were
sold to the State of Wyoming, as
3*4s, at
price of
a
Riverton,
27
Bond
will
$1,215,000
from
bonds.
Due
1970 to
011
June
1
1988 inclusive.
par.
Health
The
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
1959. Callable as of June 1, 1969.
Principal and interest- (J-D) pay¬
able at the office of the Treasurer
of
King County,
fiscal
or
Wyo.
him
Offering — Sealed
received
until
8
be
.
checkup? Not for
.
he knows he's in
bids
p.m.
May 20 for the pur¬
$314,000 sewage disposal
plant bonds.
(MST)
.
on
fine
shape! What he doesn't
know is that cancer has a
chase of
1,285,000 bonds. Due June 1,1989.
at the State's
in New York City.
approved
by
Preston,
agency
Legality
Thorgrimson
that
will
the
receive
were
awarded
Bank of
1
County School District
(P. O. Wheatland), Wyo.
tors say
Bond Offering—David N.
Clerk of Board of
will
p.m.
receive
(MST)
Crum,
School Trustees,
sealed
bids
until
"silent" stage...
before it
revealsany symptoms. Doc¬
Weston
No.
the
purchase
of
1959. Due
on
the
2
on
their chances of
curing cancer are so much
better when
they have am
opportunity to detect it "be¬
fore it talks."
That $ why it's important
for you
to have an an¬
nual checkup, no matter
how well you may
V
feel. V
AMERICAN - CANCEL SOCIETY
National
CANADA
MANITOBA
Stevens County, Mary Walker Sch
Dist. No. 207 (P. O. Colville),
Washington
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 unlimited tax schoolhouse obligation
bonds. Dated June 1,
to
Commerce, in Seattle.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. .(CST)
on
May 15 from
offered April 28—v. 189, p. 1848—
Tyler Indep. School District, Texas
of
on
Wisconsin
a
offered
July 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
were
Interest J-J.
4s. at
school
awarded
a
to
building
the
price of par.
Fort
Garry, Man.
Debenture Sale
$33,000 general
May 5—v. 189,
of
Longueuil Protestant School
Commission, Quebec
net
June 2 for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 general obliga¬
April 1 from 1966 to 1984 in¬
&
Horowitz,
of
enue bonds of 1959.
Dated April
tion building bonds. Dated June
clusive.
Seattle.
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1962
15, 1959.
Due on June 15 from
Dated April 1, 1959. Principal to 1999 inclusive. Legality ap¬
1960 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
'Port of Kennewick (P. O.
and interest
(A-O) payable at the proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
and interest (J-D) payable at the
I
Kennewick), Wash.
Bank
of
the
Southwest,
in Crowe, of Dallas.
(The Federal
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
Houston. Legality approved by Housing
and
Home
Finance
ity ' approved by Tallmadge
&
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, Agency has agreed to purchase eral
obligation improvement bonds Tallmadge. of Denver.
■of Houston.
•
Due
Corp., Ltd., at
VIRGINIA
,
,
An issue
—
Qffering—Leonard Kingsley, County Clerk, will receive
Onancoch, Va.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Bond Sale—The sanitary sewer on May
19 for the purchase of
and water bonds totaling $355,000 $600,000 courthouse bonds. Dated
offered April 29—v. 189, p. 1848— June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
were
awarded to a group com¬ 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable at
posed of Francis X. duPont & Co., and
Mason
Hagan, Inc., and Willis, local banks. Legality approved by
Kenny & Ayres, Inc., as 4.05s, at Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
(P. O. Houston), Texas
receive
1,210,000
24,180,000
VIRGINIA
1,
1,
Sacred Heart Dominican College
will
Amount
$1,625,000
1,110,000
Juan, P. R.___
San
.
Bond
refunding, not
4*4%, bonds. Due
-
Interest
of
authorities and the
the respective issues
Authority
Putnam, Conn.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla._
Columbia, Ga
Chicago, 111.
Jackson Co., Ill
Lake Charles, La.-r_
Clinton, Mass.
Mount Clemons, Mich.
Las Vegas, Nev
Reno, Nev.
Edison, N. J.„____
Bayonne, N. J.
proved by Dumas,
Boothman, of Dallas.
lows:
> $59,0.00
.
amounts
are
4s, at
as
bids
June
'
:
purchase of $104,760,000
Housing Authority bonds.
issuing
The
1972 inclusive.
bonds
Of¬
the
New
Sale
1979 inclusive.
to
as
Authorities
opened at noon (DST) on May 26
lor
State,
States
Housing
fering Bonds—Sealed bids will be
$580,000
June 1 1'rom
on
of
West
sold to the
1963 inclusive.
475,000 3?:4S. Due
.
price
the
to
STATES
United
June 1 from
on
sold
were
WASHINGTON
was
school building bonds
May 5—v. 189, p. 1848—
offered
WEST
Local
98.13.
County, McLane School
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Sale—The $25,000 general
Bond
a
UNITED
First Southwest Co., as follows:
Principal
15
Dec.
on
Debenture
$184,000- improvement debentures
was sold to McLeod,
Young, Weir
& Co., Ltd., as 534s, at a price of
obligation
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
(A-O) payable at the
Due
Grimsby, Ontario
ner,
Indep School
school house bonds
inclusive.
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
from
about
$105,000 334s. Due
1959.
1,
3 "ms.
T exas
154,000 4 *'2% bonds. Due
1
group
a
Co.,
until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on May 11
for the purchase of $885,000 water¬
works and
to
bonds
Kansas
James
M» Russell will receive sealed bids
—
park
composed of John Nuveen &
Freeport, Texas
Bond
May 1 from 1961
inclusive;
$323,000
44/8s,. due on May 1 from 1970
to 1981 inclusive; and $110,000
434s, due on May 1 from 1982
house
1959.
on
1969
to
Due On Dec. 15 from
1974
New York, N. Y
330,000 4s. Due on May 1 from $575,000 improvement bonds to a
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
group composed of Municipal
100,000 2V2S. Due on May 1, 1977.
Securities Co., Republic Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas, Eddlef ort Stockton Independent School
man-Pollok Co.,
and Dallas
District, Texas
Rupe & Son, at a price of par,
Bond Offering — E. F. Triplett,
a
net interest cost of about
Business
Manager, will receive
4.12%, as follows: $142,000
Wash.
-
No. 328
District
1969 inclusive.
to
174,000
Sale—An issue of $6*4,000
Securities Corpo¬
Columbian
1970
*
Thurston
15 from
Due on Dec.
to
70,000 31:>s.
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
& Horton, of Dallas.
Jacinto City, Texas
000 schoolhouse bonds was sold to
the
1959
McCall,
by
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
""
$56,000 3s.
1959.
1,
Vernon),
'
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
lows:
Due on
Bond Sale—An issue of 845,000 • June 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive,
school bonds was sold to Rotan, Bonds due in 1975 and thereafter
Mosle & Co., subject to an elec¬ are callable as of June 1, 1974.
tion held on May 2.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Mercantile National
Arlington Indep. School District,
Bank of Dallas. Legality approved
•
ONTARIO
Sch. Dist. No. 317 (P. O. Mount
$120,000 gen¬
April 29
eral
obligation
bonds ■ offered
—v.
189, p. 1848—were awarded
May 5 — v. 189, p. 1979 — were
to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
and
Moreland,
Brandenberger, awarded to the State, as 3.85s, at
Johnston & Curie, jointly, as fol¬ a price of par.
building
inclusive.
1984
County Junior College
Wharton), Texas
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
Due on June 1 from
$235,000 4s.
County, Conway Consol.
Skagit
District (P. O.
price
cost of
100.04, a net interest
about 3.70%, as follows:
District,
School
Indep.
Anderson
Wharton
of
TEXAS
Monday, May 11, 1959'
.
.
p.
bonds
1979—
State,
as
—
An
issue of
$472,192 improvement debentures
was
sold
to
a
group
headed "by
Burns Bros. & Denton, as Ss.
on
Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
clusive. Interest A-O.
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