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OF.
MONDAY
V £ R S I ' *
MICHIGAN
ISSUE
1219b8
MAY
Reg, u. 8. P»t. Office
Number 5741
187
olume
New York 7, N.
Price
Y., Monday, May 12, 1958
$1.25
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
;ACF Industries, Inc.,—To Build Nuclear Reactor—
of
the
Atomic
Energy
division
A
on
Industries, Inc. and the
Minn., on the basis y
nuclear power plant
Elk*Ri\er; The basis has been: filed with the Joint Committee /
Atomic Energy of the Congress in accordance with the require¬
Products-Erco
Nuclear
the
of
ACF
at
In This Issue
of
The
Cooperative
Rural
Association,
Power
under
a
separate
agree-
American
•
Cincinnati
as
at
Title
$1,750,000...„..
cost of about
estimated
an
It Js
,
be
.-
—
—
187, p. 1885.
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Inc.—Securities Offered—Two
Adams Engineering; Co.,
37
37
38
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—.— 42*
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
33
Stock Exchange
Toronto
National Quotation
Industrial Stock Averages 33
both headed by Cruttenden, PoCol, Chicago, 111., on May 7 publicly offered the ,
following securities of Adams Engineering Co., Inc.:
$2,000,000 of 6%% convertible sinking- fund debentures*
due April 1, 1968 at 100%
and accrued interest, ;and ;;
250,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents) at ,
.$4 jjer share.
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v,
SEC Index of Stock Prices......-—_
*
General
underwriting
groups, •
desta &
Stock Exchange
Transactions New York
Exchange
Transactions American Stock
33
33
33
debentures
net
PROCEEDS-—The
be
(1)
used
convertible
are
proceeds
.
approximately $1,100,000 to liquidate short-term borrowings
by assignment of accounts receivable; and the balance to pay
approximately $400,000 of notes payable to trade creditors.
The
company
will receive none of the proceeds from the sale of
the class A common stock, such proceeds going to selling stockholders.
—
Exchange Rates
Statement of Member
Federal Reserve System..
Condition
Condition
Combined
Banks of
L
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
.
46
of Federal
1
Banks
Reserve
Statement
46
—
Foreign
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49
9
—
Offerings
—
Payable.—
Dividends Declared and
company.;
secured
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond
—
46
Notices. 46
45
BUSINESS—Company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries manufacture
ABC aluminum--Jalousie windows and doors, awning windows, sliding
glass doors, aluminum thresholds, various kinds of aluminum outdoor
lurniture, and aluminum billets, extrusions and tubing, and distribute
certain 6f the products.
v.The
business
of.the
corporations;
is presently conducted through the
100%
owned subsidiaries, all Florida
company
following
the
and
company
•
•
Inc., organized in 1953, owner of
the Miami, Fla., plant site which it leases'to the parent company.
v * *
Adams Engineering Building Co.,-Inc., organized in 1953, owner of.
South Hackensack, N.
J,, plant site which it leases to the parent
Adams
company.
ABC
Properties,
Engineering
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Exporters,
products
in
organized
Inc.,
*
the distributor of company
"
:
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1955,
in
foreign' countries.
;
manufacturer of
Armstrong Container Corp., organized in 1955, the
/Shipping cartons for the company's products.
Armstrong
Cushion
Co.,
ABC
Inc., organized in
in the company's products
Foundry
billets for
ABC
use
Co.,
Laboratories,
laboratory for
which casts aluminum
and for sale to others.
>
1955,
research
and
ABC
Aluminum
testing
products.
company's
Armstrong Press. Inc., organized in 1957, which prints the
sales literature, stationery supplies, and forms.
Ft.
of
Products.
organized in
Inc.,
1955,
ABC Windows
of
windows
ABC
and
sliding
Windows
organized
in
for jalousie
of
1957,
windows
-of
Windows
Windows
ABC
glass
doors.
Windows of Ohio, Inc.,
Georgia and Ohio sales and warehouse branches
and doors, awning windows and sliding glass doors.
Atlanta,
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.,
GIVING
to
fund debentures
follows:
Hooker <te Fay———
Mullaney, Wells & Co
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Podesta &
Cruttenden,
Authorized
Outstanding
$1
5,
May
with
with the
SEC on May
stock,
common
par
Larchmont,
.
.
.
..
*
With SEC—
investment company, filed a registration
May 1, 1958, covering 2,000,000 shares of
Y.,
N.
the SEC
with
.^..$395,000
200,000
Granbery
Marache & Co. 200,000
Piper jaffray & Hopwood 200,000
Co
Bond
■
Plymouth
Corp
Clayton
Howard,
Corp
& Share
-
Co.
&
—
50,000
50,000 .
50.000
50,000
25,000 ,;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Erwin & Co., Inc.——
T. C. Henderson & Co.,
Labouisse,
Weil,
Friedrichs
75,000
50,000
Blair At Co. Incorporated
Mann and Gould
-Mason & Lee, Inc........
Security Associates, Inc.—
125,000
Securities Corp.— 100,000
on
Podesta & Co. 56.000
Cruttenden,
Hopwood- 35.000
Hooker & Fay
27,000
First Securities Corp...— 25,000
Granbery, Marache Ar Co.- 20,000
Jaffray &
Piper
Co
&
Friedrichs
17,500
12,500.
-
& Co., Inc.—
Erwin
10.000
Lerchen <fc Co.
Watling.
—V.
Labouisse.
186,
p.
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,.„The
for
a
Restricted Stock
maximum
of! 345,000
to certain officers
key
and
contributions
computing
the plan.
under
benefits
>
Canada, Closed—
;
closing 'of the lead-zinc-copper mine in New Brunswick,
operated by Heath Steele Mines Ltd.,
was announced by
American Metal Climax, Inc. on May 2.
t
The
announcement suited that the mine is being closed early in
Temporary
Canada,
low
avoid depletion of ore reserves during current
prices.
Heath Steele Mines, a 75% - owned
Metal Climax, started break-in operations of
to
May
metal
American
early
—
—V.
D. B. Fisher Co.—.
Because of depressed
its planned capacity
1957.
to
in
brought
up
187,
the property
prices, the property was never
1,500 tons of ore pet day.
of
Natural Gas Co.
—
Stock in 1959—
.
The
1145.
stock,
meeting
•
not
feel
that
I
A
letter
from
this
sale
any
stock in 1958 is neces¬
of common
t
by Government—
To Defend Charges
Cyanamid Co.—To Build New Plant—
the sale of
the annual
said.
McElvenny
Mr.
I
4
stockholders..
of
do
"We
sary,"
Plans to Sell Common
probably will raise new money in 1959 by
Ralph T. McElvenny, President, said at
company
common
conditions >of
subsidiary of
1885.
p.
American
Johnson & Geislor——5,000
Plymouth Bond & Share
Corp.
—
5,000 Strader & Co., Inc.—.... 5,000
(J. D.) Adams Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger—
See State Street Investment Corp in V. 187, p. 2007.—V. 182, p. 209.
American
whereby
made available
employees of the company over a five-year period.
stockholders authorized the board of directors to amend the
other
Mine in New Brunswick,
9,000
7,000
Hudson White «fc Co.—' 6,000
Blair & Co. Inc..,—
.—
5,000
R, F. Campeau Co.„
A. M. Law <fe Co,—
could be
stock
Second
approved the
l
Employees
Key
for
common
Retirement Plan for Salaried Employees so as to increase
$23,400 to $50,000 the maximum figure of allowable compensation
from
Shares..
!
Climax, Inc.—Option Plan Approved
May
on
company's
Atwi'll
Shares
to
and
Wheat & Co.———
& Co,, Inc.—
C
of
shares
100,000
Johnson & Geisler—— 25,000
80,000. Burton J. Vincent & Co.. 25,00(f
The names of the several underwriters and
the number of shares
of class A common stock to be purchased by each of them are as ■
follows:
i
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J
Plan
Option
25.000
Inc.
100,000
stockholders
The
company
to
its
stockholders
on
May
In
2 said
*
part:
•
will commence construct ion this summer on a new,
"In the first case of its kind,
the Department of Justice on April
multi-rriillion dollar maleic anhydride manufacturing plant at Bridgeville, Pa., it'was announced on'May 7 by W-. G. Malcolm, President/' .30, 1958, obtained' an indictment alleging violation of- the antitrust
laws by this company. Northern Natural Gas Co., Peoples Gas Light &
Maleic
anhydride is an organic chemical used in manufacturing'
Coke Co. and the chief executive officer of each of these companies.
This I company
FINANCING
subsidiary,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Durox
American Metal
purchased by each of them are as
be
ABC
and
new
capital stock.
amount of the convertible sinking
respective principal
Howard, Weil.
St. Petersburg. Inc., ABC,
Windows of Orlando, Inc., ABC
of West Palm Beach, Inc., k
all organized in 1956, ABC Windows of Tampa, Inc., and ABC Windows
of Sarasota, Inc.,
organized in 1957. These subsidiaries are all Florida
sales and warehouse branches for jalousie windows and doors, awning
Lauderdale,- Inc.,
a
.".Chronicle". -of
the
line
American Investors Fund, Inc.—Registers
1957,
organized' in
Inc.,
aluminum
manufacturer
organized in 1957,
aluminum furniture.
Inc.,
cushions, for the company's
...
its
statement
First'Securities
-
in
published
1997.
p.
corporation,
This
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Miscellaneous Features
;
the sale of the debentures will
$420,000 of indebtedness of the
from
retire: approximately
to
to
prior
\
establishment of
company's
in-second
,
•M
i
maturity, unless previously
redeemed, into shares of class A common stock at the following initial
conversion prices per
share: $4 to April 1, 19G0; $4.10 to April 1,
1962; $4.20 to April 1, 1964; $4.30 to April 1, 1966; and $4.40 thereafter.
The
debentures may be redeemed at
prices ranging from 106'/:»%
during the 12-month period ending March 31, 1959, to 100%% during
the year ending March 31, 1969; plus accrued interest in each case.
The
unaffected.-
offices in Englewood, Colo.,-filed a registra¬
1, 1958, covering 2,500,000 shares
to be offered for public-sale at $2 per
share.
Public offering of the stock is to be made by I. A. I. Securities
Corp., Englewood, Colo., on a best efforts basis, for whicly it will re¬
ceive a selling commission of 30c per share.
Organized under Delaware law on Dec. 5, 1957, Durox proposes to
engage
in the manufacture and sale of a light weight cellular gas
concrete building material which is produced as building blocks, wall
panels,- roof and floor slabs and lintels.
The product is known as
"Durox," which the company is said to have the right to make and
sell
in
Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
The
company
contemplates
plants
for
the manufacture of
Durox at
Tampa, Fla., Atlanta, Ga., and New Orleans, La.
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Net proceeds of the stock sale will be applied first to the construc¬
tion of the plant and the establishment of the business at Tampa,
including payment of the balance due on a plant side.
The amount
allocated for establishment of business at Tampa is estimated at $1,445,000, including a $328,500 reserve for contingencies and working
capital.
The plants later contemplated for Atlanta and New Orleans
will have the
same
capacity, and the same estimated cost is made
for these plants.
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The prospectus lisfoj Karl F. yLagnefors of Denver as President and
a
director.' The company has outstanding 175,000 common shares, of
which Mr. Lagnefors owns 55,000 shares (31.4V/) and Swedish-Ameri¬
can
Industries 35,000 shares (20 V).
The company's business will be
carried on by it pursuant to a license agreement granted by SwedishAmerican Industries, of which Mr. Lagnefors and Elvin L. Harmon,
another director of the issuer,"' are officers, directors and controlling
stockholders.
The license agreement was acquired by Mr. Lagnefors,
Mr. Harmon and other promoters for $12,000; and it was assigned by
them
to
the
issuer,
which issued 55,000 shares to Mr. Lagnefors,
30,000 to Mr. Harmon, 25,000 to Emil L. Jensen, another director and
promoter, and 40,000 shares to Swedish-American.
"
. . If all 2,500.000 shares are sold pursuant to this public offering, the
corporation will have outstanding a* total of 2,635,000 shares, the
public will have paid $5,000,000 for 2,500,000 shares, or 90.3 % of the
invested capital for 94.87% of the outstanding shares.
of
Canadian Stock Exchange
-
187,
This
-i.. 38
Exchange....
Stock
Montreal
provided by RCPA
V.
tion statement
36
Exchange
Stock
this
on
error
an
American
34
light
harmful ultraviolet
Light in the visible
of last paragraph. That line should
"branch offices at Medellin, Cali, (not Calif/, and Barranquilla."
read:
bee
-*
ultraviolet
provides
it
*
Colombia,
do
contains
34
34
Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
expected that the reactor would be completed by October 1960.
the
entire reactor
plant fuel elements,
and
superheater
retained by the Government.—V.
—_—
...
.
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
r
to
would be
Excftange
Stock
Coast
Pacific
the
the
reactor, to be performed by ACF Industries under a post-type contract,
with a "ceiling of $9,269,COO including fixed-fee.. The Commission's total
estimated also includes operating costs to be borne by the Commission.
^
turbogenerator facilities would
Exchange.
Exchange—_i._.
Midwest Stock Exchange....
arrangements, would he about $11,450,000.
This would include
of development; construction, training and test operation of
conventional
Stock
(Bonds)
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
part of its electric power system, and purchase from the
Commission the steam produced by the reactor.
The
total
estimated cost of the Commission under the proposed
The
Stock
Bdstoir Stock
"cost
release
Cynaniid
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Absorber,
Ultraviolet
9
Correction—
13
25
2D
34'
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
with
years
ITV
portion of the spectrum is practically
Quotations
News
the Commission, would provide the site near its existing
steam plant at Elk River,
Minn., and the conventional turbogenerator
and related facilities.
RCPA also would operate the entire plant for
five
or
as
Page
New York
.
fuel.
The
jneivt
the invisible ultraviolet portion of
caused by exposure to
fluorescent light.
stability to materials by absorbing or soaking up
light and transforming it into harmless radiation.:
Stock and Bond
;ot the Commission's 1958 Authorization Act.
agreement, with ACP would cover design, development,1 fabrica¬
tion, construction,' and test operation of a closed-cycle boiling water
nuclear reactor and conventional fuel-fired superheater; with a comblncd capacity of 22,000 EKW.
The reactor would use water as a moderator and coolant, and a mixture of
thorium and uranium oxides,
natural
Known
ments
as
protects
other damage
Cooperative Power Association, Elk River,
contractual agreements for a demonstration
on
of chemical now available commercially from this com¬
many products -from discoloring, . fading, brittling, and
type
new
pany
with
Rural
for
Announces New Type of Chemical—
.
Commission,
announced that.the Commission has reached agreement
2
May
Chairman
Strauss,
L.
Lewis
MISCELLANEOUS
-
"
5% -first
due
mortgage note of subsidiary
$2,500 annuallv to Nov. 30. I960
$7,500
284,378
*6%
promissory notes due July 1, 1963
10-year 6',st V sinking fund convertible
debentures due April I, 19G8
Sundry
notes
and
contracts
Llass
A
common
stock
(par
payable™
10 cents)-
Class
B
common
stock
(par
10
*
*s
<h
shares
conversion
550.000
of
of
class
the
shares
cents I
351.552 shs.
550,000 shs.
First National Bank,
B
common
debentures
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
now*
names
of
Silvers.
conversion* of . a
and 500,000 shares
like number
reserved for
offered.
the
several
underwriters flhd
the
varnishes,
The
United
laminates, agricultural chemicals, and other prod¬
is the largest consumer of maleic anhydride in
company
States.
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outdoor type installation, will cover approximately
two acres of land adjacent to the company's present production facil¬
ities at Brldgeville.
It will be incorporated into the operations of
the Plastics and Resins Division.
The
f2,000,000 shs.
899,000 shs.
for
reserved
the
-
Issued to Sylvia Silvers and The Miami Peach
trustees for the children of Charles and Sylvia
^Includes
paints
ucts.
2,000,000
$2,000,000
new
unit,
an
will get underway within three months.
Completion
operation are scheduled for late next year.
Initial production capacity will be at the rate of 14,000,000 pounds 1
annually. Expansion plans are being incorporated in the plant design
to facilitate" an increase in capacity if and when needed.
Construction
and
Contrary
now
its long established
to
attempting
Federal
Power
"The
of
the
vigorously' to
when
all
company
the
the
extend
to
be
policy, the Department of Justice is
antitrust laws
to matters
within the exclusive
of
V
American
company
defend
Natural
Gas
Co.
and its President is
against
evidence
has
which have
jurisdiction of the
Commission.
directors
dictment
to
considered
been
always
these
been
charges.
heard
the
believe that this in¬
We Intend
confident that
unjustified.
We
court
are
Will find that the
and its officers have acted in the best interests
of both the
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2114)
stockholders
public and its stockholders and in accordance. with established prin¬
ciples of Federal law.
"The government charges result from an attempt by Tennessee Gas
Transmission
Co.
and
its
affiliate, Midwestern Gas Transmission
Co. to construct a new pipeline
which proposed to sell gas in the
market
areas
of American Natural,
Northern and Peoples in the
,
.
service
Wisconsin communities in
the
to
for
Izcd
to
the- various
of
each
serve
in the
,
National's
W.,.
began
close
Euclid
as
;,J
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Supply
f
sub¬
a
representatives
A.^ W.
are
McKinney,
■
...
President;
A.
and
Armco's
Secretary;
and
Meyer,
R.
E.
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With
■„
will
have
Vice-President
addition
the
and" Controller.i ,o.'.
Supply
their
certificates
Cleveland,
Ave.,
stoel
common
should
the
to
Ohio.—V.
corporation
184,
at
its
offices
^
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2730.
p.
The 54,450 shares involved were priced at
the
of stock.
-
G.
market
(estimated at about $5.50 per share).
the
PROCEEDS—Of
,
dr,„
rinri
'
afrits
a
R 'i Rolnh
net;, proceeds^ one-thir,d. wiji
I.nzrus
Trir
S'ruinrinHori
; ana
v
to
go
s.
^
nn«»jVVilrrl
'*■Authorized?^
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approximately 75,000
of
owners
its
Ralph
-—»»
,
**.,7
Outstanding
•
stoek.
N.
Armstrong Cork Co.—Expansion Planned—
quickly and at the most reasonable rates. In advocating its own
expansion program, American Natural opposed the Midwestern project
on
the grounds that
it is not economically feasible and would be
detrimental to gas consumers."—-V. 167, p. 1646.
gas
of
National
12,800
of
holders
;;
representatives are R. L. Gray, President ;.*•
and Secretary;
Lr. T.
Johnston';yWice-Presiaeni;
Reichelderfer,
to
Chalfan.t,
Henry.
Vice-President.
.
Vice-President
D.
system
«
,
N.
offer
an
Offerings MadeRalph E. Samuel & Co. of New York City on May 5 made
two offerings of 18,150 shares each of common stock
(par
$1), while L. F, Rothschild & Co., also of New York City
made a single offering of 18,150 shares, of the same
clis
1,
.
authorized
Remus Watch Co., Inc.—Secondary
to
corporation and
Ohio
an
Co., under
Oh May
April 30-
business on
of
life
new
a
Eiler,.. Vice«President
Secretary;
has presented detailed
evidence *
before the FPC in support of its view that it* can extend its facilities
to new communities in Wisconsin and provide
adequate supplies of
Natural
the
of
have
,
Corp.—Merger Effective—
as
directors
surrender
Cummings, "Vice-President; A. T: Huizinga, Vice-President and Treas¬
urer; E. H. Thorsteinson, Vice-President and Controller; E. G. Unrath,
Vice-President-manufacturing; M; E
Swaim.t Vice-President-sales; R. ,i
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delivered.
American
made
was
The
of. record as of; the close of business April 30. 1958, who own W
than 50 shares, to purchase their holdings at $3.50 per.
shared tv
offer expires June 16, 1958.
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Holders, of less than 50 shares desiring, to accept the
offer,
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pipeline system, the rates to be charged and
"The
•
of
National Supply
the
of
interest
best
-P
-
Monday, May 12, 19^
.
Bearings, Inc.—Offers to Purchase Its Stock—
/-
the
sidiary, of Armco.
•
t A new National Supply board of directors* has been .named, composed
of nine officers of National Supply and four ofArmco Steel.
the areas to be served by a
the volumes of gas to be
sole authority to determine
has the
it
held.
to
2450.
p.
Steel
merger
Armco
public.
This proceeding,
the most complex ever held before the
FPC, ljas been pending for more than 2l/a years.
That agency has
complete jurisdiction and responsibility to determine the many.con--"
troversial issues which must be resolved, for under the Natural Gas4
Act
ab the rate of one additional
No underwriting is involved.
1958.
then
added
be
this corporation and The National Supply
discussion 1 for years, became a reality on May'*!.
" ;
The
transfer of the properties and assets of- National
1956.
areas
177,
1958.—V.
The
Peoples and Northern—the Federal Power Commission
proceeding to determine which company should, be author-,
•convened a-
will
proceeds
Armco
"Recognizing the competitive nature of the proposals of Midwestern
and American Natural—as well as the competition for markets between
Midwestern,
28,
May
shares
ten
company's1 general funds and
used from time to time to defray a portion of the cost of the com¬
pany's anticipated 1958 program of property additions and improve¬
ments.
Expenditures for such purposes are estimated
at $1,364,300
Net
Midwestern s
application included a proposal to supply gas to a number of com¬
munities
in
central
and northern Wisconsin
which are served by
utilities that desire to buy gas from the American Natural system. The
American
Natural system desires to supply these communities and
was ready to do so.
If it had not been for this application by Mid¬
western, the American Natural system, upon prompt autnorization by
the Federal Power Commission, would have been able to extend gas
*
record
of
each
_
Minnesota and Illinois, respectively.
of Wisconsin,
States
for
Share
.
.
Y., Vwas incorporated^ in New York
■to the
oh Jan. 28,
1946,
e'uccessor
as* a
business
watch
Benrus
oldginally. founded in 1919. The business
consists principally ,of the manufacture and sale of
the
company's Glass and Closure Division has been i> announced by
high-grade (15 to 21 jewel) watches from movements made in Switzer.
Joseph C. Fcagley, Vice-President and General Manager; of the Di- ./ ^ land, and assembled, in the. United* States in* cases manufactured
by
-•J**J—
vision.
"...
the
company
here.
The^ Benrusu.line of watches comprises a wide
The project includes
new
modern packing; inspection, and. carton
variety of watches,;.iricludifig low^prlCed watches,*:for men and women,
assembly facilities as well as additional glass • container fabricating
>yrhe. company has-fa-f. cont»ct...wiS^;';^ttfe>NAvY'.;,D»partmettti*.- for the
machines
at
the
Dunkirk,
Ind.,
plant;
additional-.' glass container
production of components-ifor the.yguided? missile program. Pic
Design
fabricating machines and a new warehouse atr..the.-Millville, N.;.J.,
eorp.-^, a * wholly-downed /subsidiary, is a manufacturer * of standardized
plant;
and
additional
plastic
injection molding' machinea. at ,-the ;. precision instrument components.—V.f; 187;
'1999/^
' i
>
Lancaster, Pa., and the Keypqrt, N.
plants. ;* •
•
At the same time, Mr. Feagley announced that^.installation. of new
.* Bergstrom
Paper; Co.—Secondary Offering GomDieted
electronically controlled molaed cap finishing facilities at the Lan-^X-.
nically
A
coennrforv Afforin a *^vf ntO -itRrt cfaa'Aoc rt*r
a
^
caster*- plant are nearing
lee* p?:2i4«).
y
multi-million
A
dollar
expansion
prpjact
^
„
of
involving 4'auv,. plants
the
of
^
company
•
-
......
American Optical
The
■first
company
May 2 reported
on
weeks
13
Co.—Reports Reduced Sales, Earns.
and earnings in. the
reduced sales
-
of. 1958.
.
Net sales for the quarter totaled $19,331,266, compared to $20,008,661
•
-for-
the
corresponding
period
year
a
Net
ago.
decreased to
51 cents per
income
$461,732, from $729,807
in
1957.
This amounted to
average share outstanding, compared to 92 cents last year.
E. W. Schumacher, President,
said operating results weTe
affected
a
.
Offered
.
•
.'*~A secondary offering,*Qf*«5^80..shades of class A com-
The
—
corporation
Hanau,
known
manufacturer
was
.owned
American Potash & Chemical
share
equip¬
dental
of
founded hi Buffalo In 1920,. It will operate as
subsidiary of American Optical Co.—-V.;187, p. 1998.
ment,
,
Optical, and Jack L. Stern,..President of-Hanau.
internationally
an
wholly-
a
Chemical
of
the
Division
American
ot
Potash.
v
•
-
>
<*«
proceeds—The
York
10RQ
action
and
the
Lindsay
merger,' American
('
holders that
7.8%
President
the
for
the
from
American,-Potash,
of
ended March
quarter
comparable
Sales for the
Potash
|
■«
,
on
the
reduce
Increase
with
posts
its
special
187,1
—V.
that
said
and
while
avoid
1,903,995
shares
then
company
unnecessa.^
making
was
it
expense,
was
Radiator
continuing
Consolidated
net
sales
Standard
&
Sanitary
1958,
31,
Joseph
11,709,936
to
'
share,
Corp.—
,
>
under
of
common
"The
of
p.
,t
.,
;
..
•*;
•
■>
•
,.
.,*■
......
..
*
'•
_
.
187,
The
two
companies
merger
A
law
to the
In
will become effective
filed
suit
letter
to
"Consummation
line
©f
of
glass,
glass
the
on
Federal
shareholders,
the
compete
the new
products
in
or
This
and
about
is
May
with,
Court
by
a
stock
G.
Schwenk,
give the
new
a
is.
u.t
^J
.
oWned
by
located
on
is
located
markets
the
said:
of
land
Louisiana
He
Arkansas Western Gas
Co.—Registers With
SEC—
This company filed a registration
statement with the SEC on May
6, 1958, covering 55,774 shaves of $5 par common, stock. The
company
proposes to offer this stock for subscription at
$15 per share by
approval.—V.
■»*•
.*..
AIfUlHHA
^
'w*
Mr. Allen $aid first
;
6^000
leased
of
•'
.......
„
fTominxfc
18 /,'p. ->25.
.
KlOA
,
'
and EarmngS* Rise—>'i
$41*1,051,648,/ compared to
were
i'v.,
$292,711,969* for the first, quarter?:of j. 1957,: according to William ;M.
aAIlen/ President'.* Net earnings: amounted to $9:499,190/ as compared
abres v;,:to $8,075,464 Jor„ the first quarter1 of 1957.
jv %
approximately
which
lpng-*i©rm;;debt.—^V.
-h
Qn/iJ
,
.solpp
1 ,£\
*
the?.company,/: pays
earnings
quarter
lepresent
a
net-^return of 2.31
■
'cents per dollar? of sales and are;equivalents to, $1.35 ;per; share ou
the* 7,037,447 'shares "of outstanding .common vstockrir.Commercial p<ror
*
*;
(and
gram expense writeoffs, .interest
4* on facilities continue to have a
profit margin, he said. *
and'increased^ amortization
expense
*-<
substantial impact
-*;'.
*
f
>"
_
' "
*iv
.
i,^*.
.
.►
>
the
on
over-all
....
1
J--.;."'
J
Ye^-Dec. 31— 1957 ;■
.
^
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR YEARS
X1955
1956
,
'
y*f9$54
i ;
1,023,513,857
187,
'
773. *v
p.
. .
'
-
.
.
•;
',•■••'■* <
76,726,023
•
"■;>.; w')
t.«ves
net
income
$6,643,000
alter operating
expenses^ dfepfeciatibn * Com. dividends
charges, and other income deductionsk. <4^ ^sfock t
dividends, to, 76 cents per lLti""^
fixed
taxes,
preterred
(based
^
on
average snares outstanding)
$6,665,000 for the three months t
of
a
$4.63.'.
;■» '
*$4.40 4,
$4.70
Corp., tthloh Improved the 1957
.* " " *:
that
about
of
$600,000
of
the
$2,400,000
of
year,
these
by
costs
equivalent
the. time
had
all
repairs
'are
taxes Ho
about
four
that
the Maryland P. S. Commission had
modified
suspending the Company's proposed higher rates
being considered by the Commission. This modifica¬
effective
dace
for
higher
gas
and
steam
heating
to May
1 (subject to refunds if required by the
Commission's
decision). A similarly accelerated effective date
was not granted
the
proposed
electric
.Tf1? higher rates for
additional
volumes
revenues
of
of
service,—V.
rates.
gas,
.
May 1
about
$10,000,000
187,,
service
would
produce
1538,
per
year,
on".
based
1958
B
stock
in
company
g
$7.50
per
expenses
on
April 30 filed
a
letter
of notification with
4?'000 s^ares of
common stock (par $1)
share,, without underwriting. The proceeds
incidental to mining
operations.—V,
of -The
180,
p
to
are
906
be
the SEC
offered
to be
at
used for
*
The. Board
"the
New
York
Stock Exchange
public hearing will be held May 20.
Bon
and
delisting of^'the
Ami 'Co.
>• 4;
the "eligibility ' for
pointed
factors—including
current
any
does
the
out,
not
.
-.4"
common
X"
.
'
announced
1958 to consider
A and common
,
■
*4
continued
listing of any
weighs a number of
Board
information
supplied
by
'<4
security,
pertinent
the company.
criteria. How¬
ever, J=ucb a review usually occurs—for example—when the size of a
company, as measured by aggregate market value of common stock out¬
standing, is $2,000,000 or less, and average net earnings after taxes
for
the
Bon
last
three
aggregate
Ami
a
B
apply
years
market
common
price of $13%
$10
The
Governors of
a
reviewing
Exchange
common
Banner Mining Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
that
the'possible suspension
The
electric and steam
p.
orr
the
.
order
the
jptie Board, of
:i
been- charged, against
after
.
also
now
accelera.es
rates
for
are
.
explained that the heavy snowstorm on -March 19-20
heavy, damage, presently estimated to involve
charges-to
said
stated
the
tlte^atev^bpr'^
^
"
*■'
earnings bjrapproxtmately,:? *
Bqlh AMI Co.—Hearillg;on Delisting May 20—
.-~^a ~*
from
share.
previous
tion
„
Co.—Secondary Offering A
secondary offering of 54,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on May 6 by White, Weld & Co. at
$31.62 y2 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
per share. It was oversubscribed.—V.
186, p. 1837.
.
Electric Co.
reports
quarter
per
He
the
Gas
'
.
,.
square
33A
The interest of - the *-oompanyv is
under
.'LvKfkiHflIT
.3',
about
tract
a
.
has the option to purchase the property *•
share.*'
a
first
cents
broader
of
a
''
...
„
^
of
after
caused
which
glass
l,M*f
1954.
containing -AU #Boeing Airplane Co.—Sal^s
reservoir0or wMer V * Sales :for the first quarter of 1958
its own
upon
,
Gas &
income
Wolfe
its
flat
;
9*
in
vy™r.^u
the icompany
tract
a
.
"Operating Expenses"
After its entry into the manufacture
will cecome a full-line producer of
United, States
and
it
will
be
able
to
growing
the ^uSt quart,e^ of 1958 is_ estimated at $227,205,
U*;£?£• oi1822,771 ^shares, of ;common. stock
outstanding.oh Maxch 31~, 1958, after all charges and after providing
warehbUse;^-sp^cei
completed
was
-4 ' -'..
regulatory
stock
cents
Mr.
the
the
125,000
iss $ LaugkliHy Inc.—Earnings: Off—Loan -Repaid—
have
xao8
Water Power
final
Arkansas
which
company has
company
.
company
net
company
effectively in
187, p. 1885.
)
125,000
to
and
inciuuea
objecting
President,
company
.
125,000 ? V
•*
each
31,
made.
Otto
:
;i»* ThC0"0re w®»** Presldentspecial "Figures for
**«., dividend
1957
nonrecumng
1958."
shareholder
173,500
..
number^ofV^>Uares*^° $1 P®r share on the common «t^k;:o^:*c»s$er**:v'^ «9.5^^n>^eiv.s:i,j,n:'$5.49
contemplated that
15,
■: 88;800
•
125,000 V
:
,
manufacturing
-
acres.
perpetual leasehold
amortization,
bad
will
merger
more
cation."—V.
e
space,
The
directors
for
March
complementary products.
plate
flat
of
land
upon
floor
Baltimore
•"
-■
has been dismissed.
merger
the
in
''dye
feet,
IntAri
tmnM
and
1646.,
..
"it
•
shares"f/'f*.?»?•:,. Va
.,«,.»«««, •
of $22,380.
p.
conditions
20
the
modern
square
approximately 3(a
equivalent,
by both boards,
?
..
.
for approval.
J
>
$ 127,877
.$106,534 '*"■:* $82,398
45,000 .?37,500 .;
30,000
.
1
action
: 52,500 ;
.
'<
.
American Window Glass Co.—Merger Approved—
the
j
125,000 •'.*,
.-.*♦-*.
-
authorized
an
offering of 121,317^sharesf of
Sales
lit. 1,596,508,515 1,006,356,748* 853,827,722
common stocKuoluers
on a subscription
basis of one "*••. Profit' before"in/•
,L ,/•,*2:■'**£.1 * •'
:vT;.-* •*
eight shares held, with a. standby underwriting. ^
rVconxe taxes____ 4 77,659,70744 67,134,989
62,641,411
It is anticipated the stock will be offered In
July suojbct to market Prov., for: income
4; ; .••
*.t'
• *
;.
The proposed merger of this company with Blue Ridge Glass
Corp.,
wholly owned subsidiary Of Saint-uqbain of Paris, France, was approved
by holders of 84.8'/?" of the outstanding eligible shares t>f American
Window Glass Co. and is now being presented to the boards of direc-
Assuming favorable
75,500
.*1955
■■
$3,668,148 ( $3:494,273
195,334
; 155,898
252,877 X
.y
':
,
and siding facilities.
so-called
a
common
tors of
•
Charlotte, N». C,», contains, approximately ,44,000
of
the sum
shaie
decline in general business during the first quarter
resulted in a decline in orders and shipments and has
cost-price squeeze even tighter," Mr. Grazier said.—V. 187,
1538.'
feet
common
year
the
'*
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—To Offer Stock—
stock
*
-X
•
-1956
.
$4 121,773
>; • > .. '*,-n
-V yv: ^
The backlog of unfilled orders totaled $2,880,000,000 as of March 31,
The company's subsidiary, Canal Street Land
Co., owns,the principal ;.,1958, as compared to $2,452,000,000 at the end of. 1957..?Approximately
office, building in Providence, R. I.,
and
the company's office and$813,300,000 or 2d%*. of the backlog i represents orders' for commercial
warehouse in Teterboro, N. J., both of which are leased to the
company.
• jet transport aircraft..
"
continued
this
made
'■
taxes
:
fatf^ water repellants,
new-'
f-~
tpacj
nominal rent.
—V.
totaled
shares
inc.
profitI___„_:__^ ^vX $83,728
.
; ^
^ Dividends padd_;'•.*>••*' Class;'A'- common
A.
••■■-•-
.
and
a
^
^
floor
QOUtaining
a
outstanding. In the
first quarter of 1957, net income
amounted to $3,149,916, including
foreign dividends of $l,585,t>64, and was equivalent to 26 ce<l£ per
common
oils
plant at
of
square
...
the
?3,650,000
;
jV'hich is owned by the company. ; ;
^
j* The company's Cincinnati plant, which contains
-
on
$5^.000,000
;
for Fed.
?:*■);„.:.Nef
outstanding
-.
includes
The
feet
Net income for the first quarter of 1958 was
$1,387,951, including
dividends of $1,311,233 received from the corporation's foreign subsidi¬
aries.
Net income was equal, after preferred dividends, to 11 cents a
Chare
Prov.
*
.1957
-*
159,228
York Life Insurance Co
approximate.•/. 7u.T
$78,569,749 during the Quarter ended
Grazier, President, announced on May 7.
In the comparable period of 1957, consolidated net sales amounted to
$89,225,373.
March
$5,000,000
...
"Profit
FINANCING;.;
AuthorizedV Outstanding
-
approximately 66,000
iThe plant is located
effort
every
PRESENT
TO
'
serially
Inc.—-Sales & Earns. Down-—*
*
$3,738,576
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale :Mf;
chemicals,
principally for use in the textile industry. Producte; include dyesi/uffs,
iwhich
out-
'
"
.
working ociniff*lr,f'-'V-l*
capital
to
BUSINESS—Company was organized
1899. :, Its.
principal^office Is located at
for
Earnings Off—
YifnrlritTo
fn
EFFECT
due
1973
•,
1958,
.Providence, R,. J5,. it operates sales offices
iCharlotte, N. C., and Atlanta, Ga. The Dighton:
aare feet
proximately 256,000 square feet of manufacturing a'hd
budget on research, planning and development activities
emphasis on
boroix products and
the
alkali
metals.
American
»*?!»:«
*
T :in
985.
p.
Vjce-president of the Gh&sej-Maniiattan
Ltd./the
synthetic' resins," plasticizers, organic esters, cationic softeners, stearic
acid; red- oil, glycerine,
synthetic detergents, pigments, wetting agents, and defoamers.'-'
;• The company owns manufacturing plants ir
.cinnati, Ohio; and Charlotte,;n. C. In addition,
,-
the
GIVING
notes
promissory notes.
stock
(par $10)_1_.
sulphonated
reported to share¬
31, 1958 sales -decrease by
•
three months
,
to
.....
Industries
amount
1,
^
"Held ,by New
Industries Ltd.
r
com¬
with
Colefax
_
Common
•
enuea March 31, 1958 totaled $10,091,396
$10,949,299 for'the corresponding period in 1967.
"Net income for the first
quarter* of 1958 amounted to $1,001,432
compared
with
$1,271,631
for
the
same
period
last
year.
After
deducting preferred dividend requirements,
earnings . for
the
three
months ended
March
31,
1958 amounted to 50c per share on the
1,908,444 shares of class A ana common stock outstanding.
This
Mr.
v
provide funds "to 'meet'jhie.Black, -Starr & Gorham,
of $166,000,
due to New Y*
Year End Jan 31—
.1958
Jan. 1, 1959- 'and: July 1, r:; Net\.sales__if._l;_^i___
to
are
the
July
the balance will be oHHArl
added
promissory
until
period
compai-ed with 64c earned in 1957
etauding.
in
on
' tuilT" Ha
CAPITALIZATION
tOther
»
in 1957.
Softening
in
demand
for several of the company's major- products which began to show
!
itself a year ago, reflect the fact that the principal Industries served
: by the qompany haye been operating at lower- levels over- the past
'year: In contrast,, sales ox electro-chemicals and other newer products
the company were well ahead of 1957.
•
'Compared
proceeds
each
Co.
fViP
and
•HV*'/'
.
Colefax,
Insurance
;
outstanding will be increased to 2,270,058 shares.
Prior
to the April 29 meeting there were 1,908,444 shares of class A and
eommon. stock outstanding.
< Peter
nrirl
1959.
stock
mon
Chemical
-
.
this
Life
net
principal,
of
payments
-
value stock will be exchanged for.3,750 shares of American
"Potash
newly
authorized $5 cumulative special
preferred no par
value stock."
■--■ ,*. »• ;•.
v
The American Potash-shareholders also, approved a proposed amendment to the certificate of incorporation changing
the class A stock
to common stock and increasing
the- authorized shares of common
'stock by the number of class A shares previously authorized. Giving
to
,
share for each share'held.
one new
Corp.—Merger Approved
par
effect
;
merger
Merger terms include the exchange of common stock on a share for
share basis.
The 125,000 shares of Lindsay 7% -cumulative preferred
$2
the basis of
on
Concurrently,- -Imperial
v
into this corporation of Lindsay.. Chemical
"Co. was voted4 on April 29 by shareholders of. both companies. .
The
merger
is expected to become effective
upon
the filing of
necessary
documents with the States in which
the companies • are
Incorporated.
Lindsay
Chemical
will
be
operated as
the
Lindsay
Approval
raort stock (par $1) was. made'on May 1 by A. G. Becker
& Go.', Inc., Chicago^ 111. af $18-25 per share, with a deal-
April 30 offered to its
on
mingrity common stockholders of r
right to subscribe on or before May
tional shares of* common stock (par?;::,
■
.
This company has purchased Hanau Engineering Co., Inc., of Buffalo,
N. Y., it was announced juointly on April 25 by E. Weldori Schumachei-,
President of American
;
.
,
Arnold, Hoffman & Co.,. Inc., Providence, R. I.—Stock
*'j
•
•
v..
,
.
i
.
,
,
•
'
.
the
of
;
...
compietion'-v.
substantial reduction in the sale -of safety products because
generally lower activity rate in heavy industry, and intense
price competition in ophthalmic products coupled with lower sales and
higher cost ratios.
• •
'
He said sales and profits for both instruments and sunglasses were
better by comparison than in 1957.
T
V'
by
*
.
..
per
stock
A
is
any
precise
$200,000
value
stock
on
or
less.1
April
outstanding
share, and the value
outstanding
was
mathematical
28
was
of
the
shares
based on
90,000
$1,203,750,
of
a
200,000 shares of Bon Ami
$2,000,000,
based on a price 01
of
share.
Tlie company reported an
average annual net loss of
three years.
For the fiscal year ended Dec. 31,
pany reported
a
net
loss
of $950,000.
Because of
$262,445 for the
1957, the com¬
certain nmtrere
referred to in the explanatory notes to the 1957 financial statement,
the independent accountants stated
they were precluded from express¬
ing aq, Qpiqion at this time with respect to the fairness of the prese
past
tatton of such statements.—V.
185, p.
1634.'
I
\
Number 5741
<ftume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Boston Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Boston. Mass., investment company filed with the SEC an.
uendment of April 30, 1958 to its registration statement covering
additional 1.500,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value In the
'
.
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—Holds Purchase Option—
In
order
tion
of
to
clarify the situation
The
President,
.
Newfoundland
said
"Wabush
April
on
Iron
Co.,
Sheet
&
Tube
Co.,
with respect
Labrador
&
The
Steel
Co.
Interlake
Iron
Ltd.
ernment
Vice-President of Wayne Home Equipment
FlOGudeman, President of the Gudeman Co., retired as
id We're not up for re-election.—V. 187, p. 1539
» /
Co.,
equity
Co.
to
that
of
this
the
best
Increased
igs
North American
(&
much
Federal
*
sh.
2834.
per
'
2,381,616
1,514,000
1,560,432
1,595,418
ETAO
$3.55
$2.98
V.■*."
:
•
-h "
•
authorization of 300.000
an
and an increase in the authorized common
Both of these authorizations were necessary
with
merger
Magnesium
Standard
will
Brown-Allen
merger,
exchange
Corp.,
acquire
shares
1,500,000
for
in acquiring control
Standard,
all
the
Brown-Allen
of
of
the
parent com-
the
in
operation
of
Tulsa
the
plant.
Mr.
that plans are being made to convert the
however,
combined
exceed
facilities of Brown-Allen
<N. Y.)
director
a
The
of
the
value
to use
as
a
company.
the
of
,
plant facilities of
merged companies
the
$1,700,000.
;
.
.
'
subsidiary of Standard,
ont-incntal Industries, Inc.
This new plant—which is located adjacent
o the Standard
plant in Tulsa—-will manufacture non-ferrous thermite
efcfing material. The material is used to attach anodes to pipelines,
lips, etc., and is also used by electric utility companies for splicing '
Completed
able.—V.
last week is
177,
Budd
The
hold
A'large multi-walled
for GE's
nceessfully undergone
ii
Philadelphia, Pa.
The tank required a
plant
new
of
a
"
;
The
52 Wks.End. 53 Wks.Ehd.
"
•
income
Federal
taxes
income
•Net profit
'referred dividends
138,310.506
13,224,224
6,578,094
7.029.997
jlesji.)
p.
255,868
259,360
2,387,325
2,348,738
declared—
below.—V.
187,
1647.
p.
—
1,188~873
1,223,951
$4.99
$4.59
—V-
j
.
:
1956
$1,372,843
87,327
219,630
taxes
115,863
$47,417
916,617
1,081,617
$0.11
$0.04
Brewing
Sold—Mention
Corp.—Stock
The offering
certificate.
per
and
the
quickly
was
Further
closed.
books
to
details
the
of
will
triple
has
La.,
Baton
grain
been
storage
announced
and
jointly
export
this
by
Port Authority.
Rouge
Vice-President
storage
new
in
will
marks
acid
eight 550,000-bushel storage tanks,
already in operation, and 20 steel bins to
Also being drafted are plans for a bucket
leg to unload grain from barges into the elevator.
in operation
tins
summer,
it
will replace present
tanks
four
bushels
&
oach.
2367.
p.
Cooke,
Authorized
announced
was
issue of $15,000,000 414%
'The
ank
«aer
agreement
with a California
$2,000,000 on unsecured re90-day notes at the prevailing prime interest rate. Borrowings
this
which
the
For
outside
000.
May 6, has arranged
an
and 5 *,4% notes due 1958-1962
this,
$1,600,000
term
This
company
are
John
it
a
revolving
have
agreement-
credit
borrow
may
up
to
used
been
in
'tfiout renewal of the notes. As of March
ins
outstanding under this agreement.
UNDERWRITERS—The
icle
inrh
hh
a
firm commitment
the
past
to
Ochiltree,
steel
new
have
will
be
a
over
20-
a
Life
Insurance
Life
The
in
,
their
,
.
of the
one
$11,000,000 bar steel mill at Lemont,
announced on May 5.
an
President,
products for
stressed
nation's largest suppliers of structural and
will produce steel
Lemont Manufacturing Corp., a
consti uction industry,
the
that
entire output of
the
the
In
facilities
production
miles
west
of
Lemoqt.
^
t
will
be
located
J
j
j
.
on
:
.
an
i
88-acre
underwriters
to
28,
named
1958,
L
403.393
328,831
$0.26
$1.11
—
made
on
private basis, and the
a
eight investors in
&
to be used
are
the
to purchase
telephone
utility
Palms-Mecca
the
of
company
Salton
serves
Eagle
new
equipment.
serving
some
8,000 stations
South Central California.
of
area
where
Mountain,
ore
Kaiser
Steel
operation, and the northern
Sea.
company's operation is now entirely automatic, including direct
dialing
and
automatic toll-ticketing installed in October,
can
call most anywhere in the nation without the
services of an operator.
This represents the first complete installation
below,
there
were
severally,
respective
names:
-
•
..
to
be
include
erected
furnaces
arc
and
under
feet,
this service in
of
about
of
provision
an
for
melt
electric
a
third,
a
of
and
1959
the
that
running
$11,000,000
totaling
Engineer
and
Engineering Co.,
shop
to be in operation
mill is expected
at capacity
by
constructors for the Lemont plant
Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 187, p. 1999.
are
the
Rust
Totals
The
at
/
»
5,000
equity
is
100,000
4.1
717,000
43.0
1,117,000
46.2
49.7
$1,200,000
$1,667,000
100.0
$2,417,000
100.0
represented by 51,088 shares of stock, of
1892.
Coca-Cola
Co.
Bottling
Los
of
Subs.) —
(&
Angeles
Earnings Off—
before
inc.
profit
Dividends
177,
com.
$8,956,711
1,351,972
628,393
785,825
677,925
686,419
$592,344
375,000
250.000
$2.37
1
paid
per
1,323,420
:
-J-:
Shares outstanding
—V.
1954
$9,266,494
1,520,594
1,220,737
taxes
$734,769
375.000
250.000
$2.94
$645,495
inc. taxes
for Fed.
Earns,
1955
$11,519,142 $10,776,190
sales
Net
1956
1957
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
share...
375,000
$665,553
375,000
,250.000
250,000
$2.58
$2.66
2783.
p.
a
Corp.,
metallic tubing plant was placed
a
Cohu Electronics, Inc.—Has
quarter of
—V.
of
187, p.
National
See
have
company
May
on
with
reached
'•
combination
The
vehicle
provides
contract
Pressed
test
16-year
Railvan
Steel
data
use
for
firm to
the licensing
on
to
aflfl for the exchange
iJfcO.
The exclusive
St&Sl will modify the
of C&O Railvan patents
Ltd., of Oxford, England,
research
information with
Co.
and
agreement
for
for
Firm—
announced that licensing agreement had
build the Railvan, C&O-developed
carrying freight on both highway and rail.
1
British
a
Corp., Estes
-stipulates
the British
that
Pressed
Park
Colo.
—
Files
Exchange Commission—
May 2 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting. . The proceeds are
expenses incidental co mining operations.
corporation
on
399,000
covering
cents
50
be used lor
to
and
per
Columbia
System,
Gas
Transfer of Gas Properties
Co.
in
Inc.
—
Proposes
Subsidiary
—
corporation has joined with its subsidiary, United Fuel
filing of a proposal with the SEC for the transfer of
Ohio properties used in the retail distribution of natural
the
Gas
the
gas
rendering service to Detroit Steel Co.) to a newlyColumbia Gas subsidiary.
The Ohio Valley Gas Co.; and
the SEC has given interested persons until May 19, 1958 to request a
hearing thereon.
The proposal Is a step In the program of Columbia Gas to realign
its system properties so that the retail distribution of natural gas in
each state will be owned by a single company, and contemplates that
all such assets and properties of United in Ohio will be transferred
those
(except
organized
^
properties/Valley Gas will pay United the
thereof over the liabilities and obligations
1956, the properties and assets involved
aggregated $1,318,994. To obtain the funds for such purchase, Valley
Gas will issue promissory notes and stock to Columbia Gas.
V. 187,
Valley
Gas.
of
the
For
bock
of
As
these
value
31,
Dec.
1540.
p.
Chairman
Stetson,
W.
President of Unit—
of the Board,
of
Textile Banking
Inc. of New York, on May 8 announced that Gerrit J.
Popina v/as elected President of that company at a meeting of tne
Board
of
directors
on
May
7.
Mr. Popma succeeds Timothy K.
Stearns,
who
has requested retirement under the
provision of tne
Company,
Cylinder Gas Co. below.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Licenses British
This
been
Beryllium
Securities
With
The
company's San
1692.
Colorado
SEC
a
this
Eugene
no
Expansion Program—
million dollar expansion program which will increase
Diego (Calif.) plant by one third was
announced on May 5 by its Kin Tel Division. '
The new* building,
for which ground was broken last week, will
house the newly established Kin Tel Special Products Division.
This
division, Kin Tel President R. T. Silberman said, will fabricate digital
instrument systems for both military programs and private industry.
A
the size
Commercial Credit Co.—New
Corp.—New Name Approved—
Chemetron
Secondary Offering—The placement
—
shares of common stock (no par) was made on
May 6 by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Go.
through the facilities of the New York Stock Exchange.
—V. 186, p. 2367.
assumed.
May
on
Cable
&
Co.
Coca-Cola
of 25,000
National Railway system.
Retirement
company's
a
Plan.
Mr.
Stearns, however,
will continue
director,
..
.
Popma joined this company in an executive capacity in
became Vice-President in 1946 and Executive Vice-President in
Mr.
director of Textile Banking Co.,
director of American Credit Indemnity Co. of New York^
In
adidtion
Textile
is
a
the
to
being
a
Co. is a subsidiary of
exclusive factoring company
approximately $500 million in
Banking
largest
volume of
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
194-
195Jhe is also
Commercial Credit Co. ana
in the United States, witn
1957.—V. 187, p. iw-
REctor 2-9570. *Tel£er^ Dofn Str'eet, Chicago 3. Illinois
135 .
March 3, 1879. Subscriptions
,JH aiP °ana Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday' (general news and advertising issue) With-a statistical issue on Monday]. Other office.
-(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942. at the post office at New York, N. Y.,
•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. Other Countries, $ z.
NOTE: On account of thw fluctuations in the rate of
exchange,"'remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
100,000
6.0
held
is
50'L
Pro-forma
51.0
———
-----
about
Actual
by the company's President and his family.
Earnings in
1957
were
about $88,000 on .operating
revenues
of
$708,000.
In 1958, due to a considerably larger rate base and ex¬
panded service, earnings are estimated at $122,000 on operating rev¬
enues
of
$870,000.
Thus,
1958
earnings
on
the
stock
currently
outstanding, after preferred dividends, are estimated about $2.30 per
share, as against $1.63 per share actually recorded in 1957.—V. 187,
year.—V. 187, p. 1090.
the
Co.—:
surplus.
common
which
excess
New Plant—
7 at Hicksville, Long Island, N. Y., by Circle
wholly-owned subsidiary. This new plant, built
cost of $2,250,000, has a capacity of 80,000,000 feet of tubing per
operation
Wire
of
Davis, Skaggs &
187, p. 1999.
J
$850,000
——
and
Common
latter's
by 1960.
from
nation's most modern electrical
The
in
20,000
also V.
-
and
rolling
five life insurance companies have
been arranged through Hornblower & Weeks, marking the, first time
that the company has gone to outside sources for capital financing.
In addition, outstanding bank loans arc being increased by $1,600,006
to help provide working capital for the new plant, Mr. Ochiltree said.
Loans
35.000
Co
""
will be no market for the stock for several
dividends will be restricted to stock distributions
for that period of time.
The company's actual and pro-forma capitalization at Dec. 31, 1957,
that there
least,
at
This
stated
Ochiltree
Fall
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
California
telephone company in California.
any
$750,000
is expected
It
years
all.
• ■
Voting Trust
Subscribers
The
equipment
needed
to
institute
this
service
was
extremely
expensive, and the company needed additional capital in the amount
buildings—total of 141,230 square feet under roof.
square
purchase voting trust certificates evidenc-
"
Wn,
256,819
■
has the beginnings of a major iron
offered at
.
with two
niill, and
Additional
craneways and unroofed outdoor work areas total 198,006
making nearly 340,000 square feet of production facilities
Structures
electric
First
A
197,325
was
to
company
is a
Indio-Thousand
addition,
now
which
bar mill,
capacity of 120,000 net tons of billet-sized ingots per year,
not sold to other fabricators.
proposed
two
service
Certificates
t,
$365,673
328.875
share—
share,
proceeds
the
Insurance
used by Ceco,
The
tract
Mutual
Mutual
Continental Assurance Co., Chicago ($1,000,Life Insurance Co., Hartford • ($1,000,000);
Insurance Co. of Philadelphia ($1,000,000).
plant
Ochiltree
Mr.
expenditure,
$11,000,000
Life
under the name of
wholly-owned subsidiary.
new
supplement
"umber of shares of the capital stock of the company sc-t
opposite
(cash
,
California through
Co., Los Angeles, Calif. An additional
$350,000 will be provided by an insurance company.
sought
General
Mutual
company,
the
Hancock
has
totals $12,600,-.:
capital
for
total
Northwestern
follows:
as
borrowed
is
mill
it
founded,
was
money
new
a
($5,000,000);
($3,000,000);
A.
New
$11,000,000
capital.
finance
corporation will erect
Ned
in
working
to
Connecticut
Provident
111.,
in
for
and
Boston
000);
the
since
approximately
loans
Milwaukee
Co.,
■
time
first
capital for development.
Of
Co.,
Mttonal working capital requirements, and have been repaid when due
1
$87,183
;
(stockp,
sold
Witter
Profit
on
Cerro do Pasco Corp.—Opens
None
785,100 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$5)——
has
company
under
■Hvable
320,500
(
and 1968-1977.
Outstanding
$2,000,000
(par
686,173
72.000
Ltd.—Merger Approved—
privately, through Hornblower & Weeks,
place
1957
31,
DECEMBER
OF
loans
stock
(est.)
1151.
per
Dean
to
CAPITALIZATION AS
Capital
taxes
outstanding
common
was
1957.
follow;
V>ank
issue
39,910
$103,767
•
that
Rouge,
tire
corporation, it
Mr.
J'as made in our issue of May 5 of the public offering
}y Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and associates of voting trust cerr
Wicates evidencing 60,000 shares of capital stock (par
$11.75
1956
$9,223,649
/Coachella Valley Telephone Co.—Stock Placed Pri¬
vately—The recently announced financing by this com¬
through the sale of 20,000 shares of common stock
at $20
H
voted
areas
1,438,198
—
1986.
oversubscribed
185,
Prov.
6,194,227
5,869,076
cash
Burgermeistcr
at
—V.
£
Ceco Steel Products Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—The
the
W
per
$10,000,000 with shares of $10 par ytfhie.
Feb. 2. 1957
135,874,873
12,447,170
—-
taxes
'Qinjuion dividends declared (in cash)
_-onlmon dividends paid in stock
bunion shares outstanding
•amings per common share
p.
Earnings
shores
marine
will
-V..U71,
concessions
of this company
and of Helemano Co., Ltd., on
almost unanimously in approval of the proposed merger
of
two companies, expected to
become effective May 31.
Castle
& Cooke will increase its authorized capital stock to $25,000,000 from
;
1999.
p.
sales, including sales of leased sections
before
shares
stockholders
1
the
The
Feb. 1, 1958
for
dividends
p.
and
.
rov.
dividends
Common
Common
group.
Ltd.
Income
construction
new
related
rofit
lead-<:
said
of
Castle
year
atomics engineers of
Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department and has
preliminary tests at Budd's Hunting Park Plant
by
Bullock's, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Show Decrease—
ct
income
'
ensur¬
thus
NALCO
vast
taxes—V'.'
Diercks,
Insurance
tank has been designed
exfk at Budd.—V. 187V
1
Federal
Common
Javelin.
with4 several
NALCO,
$2,516,522
Baton
27,000
and
year to construct and was a high cost unit.
unit
was
recently delivered to the AEC's National
Testing Station in Idaho'-for final testing following structural
■
1957
159,183
—
expected
elevator
assembled
eactor
the
of
in
revenues.—
Expected to be
equipment.—V. 186,
Co.—Completes New Tank—
his company
The
the
1150.
p.
$2.46
,
$8,793,052
—-
May
magnesium
melter.
The company will thereby obtain magnesium facilities on the
last .Coast similar to those now operated in Tulsa.
John B. Fowler, Jr., New York, former President of Brown-Allen, will
ill
31—
Net- profit
the second time in less than
throe years Cargill and Baton Rouge have joined in a major building
prograni.
The present shipside cievator,
u
joint undertaking, was
completed in October of 1955.
Inc.
President,
change
no
heeler announced,
I'luhiu
of Canadian
company
1957
and
Diercks
duplicates
the
in
uisiiv President of
Dec.
,
before; income taxes
part of the work, now tint>the cnghvecning-plans'to be done in time to receive jinny crop- grain 'in f. ; are approximately as follows:
July,; and (..the project Will.be completed, by .Fall. "The plant will be n-!
built'by the Pol-fc" Authority to CargilFspecifications,, then leased"toT
Debt;' Lli—i-v-L.
—<—
the Traill tii'mv Oft tc
\ r.f;
•; •. •' • .-"'1
Preferred
afc-2,984,906 shares. The controlling interest in Standard Magnesium
ill; ju turn
acquire control of Brown-Allen.
Standard will thus
econio a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Brown-Allen.
R. M. Wheeler,
be
was
Co.
construction
in
Addition
Inc.—Merger, Etc.—
May 2, 1958 approved
of
ahy, 'has become its
sales :
Profit
Provision for
622.
Robert
Mr.
$2.12
Standard
will
this
companies
31—
income
p.
stage, .is
12378
stock and 268,473 shares of Brown-Allen preferred stock,
outstanding common stock of Brown-Allen after the merger
There
•
charge
ol'
Cargill's
grain
division, said the current 2,500,000-bu.shel storage will be increased
to 7,440,000" bushels,
giving the elevator the largest storage capacity
of any export house on the gulf coast.
1,595,395
1,530,000
v
on
terms
tateri Island
186,
If.
-
ock .of
total
Iron
Dec.
before
Elevator
226,558
njimou
he
Ended
capacity
$3,603,709
the recent
Okla.
the
/
■
220.746
complete
Tulsa,
Co.
Cargill, Inc.—To Increase Grain Capacity—
3,662,131
$4,865,752
8.000,000 shares.
Under
$1.37
The
210,083
2,710,111
preferred stock
of
Iron
.
operating
/
7,265,900
4,287,490
"
——
»thi-
;o:>
The stockholders
138,166,000
19,837.000:
li, 178,00
$.71
Chicago Molded Products Corp.—Earnings Dropped—■*'
The
$5,586,168
Brown-Allen Chemicals,
ock to
109,623,000
d,703,000
1647.
Year Elided
Wabush
to get earnings from NALCO at
heretofore anticipated and on a larger
profit
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common share-—
3.050,725
apings, per com.
tares
Wabush
•
begin
Net
share 61,—
$4.07
common
.n
thus
than
right
protect the
steel
financed
will
date
Profit
180,020
outstanding..
'!-••-!<
to
development
well
Provision for Federal
$6,404,076
dividends
p.
from
V-.;;:
Total
1954
" '
9,153,242
5,355,364
—_
<
NALCO
addition
Canal-Randolph Corp.—Earnings Increased—
'
•
1999.
1955
10,941,532
7,789,894
profit-.-„_„-^„—._
dividends.,.—
-VI 184,
option
an
associate
to
fastest
Wabush
corporation
V.r/'.
shs.
is
American
Javelin
earlier
also
Subs.)—Earn-
1956
'
14,193,970
referred
auuings. per
in
425,784 shares in
the shares held by
$0.35
•
$
s
37,062,000
2,91-i.oOO
•
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$
shares.
directors
•
&
Canadian income taxes
om.
held
to
in
p.
187,
-Month—1957
*$-■■">
share
com.
receive
-
pany,
—$106,847,430 $89,403,544 $75,746,827 $62,376,248
lesrja
ommon
previously
349,112
1958
—...
per
will
C&O
STATEMENT
distance
1957
•o£ijt before imv taxes
Net
purchased
INCOME
26,481,000.
income
Earnings
—
tear End. Dec. 31—
oV.isioh for
and
experienced,
an
—V.
Bristol-Myers Co.
Net
Britain,
,
■
.
income—„^
Gross
Co.,
and
ei^share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents
p.
holds
in order
this
Oi
and
scale."
common stock (par $5)
Corp. at $30
quickly completed.—V. 187,
option
effect
"Canadian
as'made on May 6 by The First Boston
was
&
all the shares acquired by Wabush from the Gov¬
Newfoundland,
and
Wabush
Iron
Co.
Ltd.
has agreed
capitalization of NALCO would not be increased during the
ing
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Secondary Offering—A second-
iare.t;It
Period End. Apr. 30—
Youngstown
Mather
in
operation
of
Year
•^.'offering of 54,000 shares of
Dovle
controlled
purchase
Canadian
See
Ltd.,
Piokands
into
goes
production.
its
"
"Tiic
a
and
Net
Ltd.
Railvan
on
—V.
right
holding
Javelin
owned
Canada,
and
shares
the
total
Canadian
Javelin
nig
by
C.
the
COMPARATIVE'
Ltd.
the
term
with
bring its
of
"Canadian
elected from the management slate, are Leslie Bissle, Washington,
q
financial consultant, and J. C. Hutzell, a retired industrialist,
A.'Berghoff,
company
the
Iron
<•'
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directors elected as representatives of the Texas interests
•re ■ Roy
J- Coffee, Mayor of University Park, Texas,
and John
nice, a
real estate developer from Dallas. The management, spokesari';!,said these two new directors were elected as "representatives
preferred stockholders."
Re-elected to the Bowser board were: R. Hosken Dammon, Chairman
ltl president;
J. M. Barrett, Jr.; F. W. Borkamp; F. S. Ehrman,
ce-President; P. E. Ganz, Vice-President; R. D. Gordon; R. L. Holt;
ltl p, ,W. Smith, Executive Vice-President.
Two new directors, listed
j:
together
this
to
of
Corp.,
The: two
shares,
by
John
If
-
royalties
acquisi¬
1,,
corporation
reresti1
These
Ltd.,
Ohio
acquired 550.888 shares of NALCO.
"Canadian Javelin Ltd. in its own
cting
Corp.
an
management of this company on April 30 retained control,
10 of 12 directors at the annual meeting.
A group led by T. J. Penick. President of Penick & McClure, Inc.,
ill&s (Texas) investment securities firm, had at one time proposed
opposition slate of seven directors for the board. But Mr. Penick,cording tt> a spokesman for Bowser management, was not at the
•eting.
John D. Ferris was said to represent the Texas group's
The
the recent
to
30:
Ltd.,
by Canadian Javelin Ltd.,
Inc.—Management Retains Control—
Bowser,
3
•
This
nd.—V. 186, p. 959.
(2115)
u p
-4 mA
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<2U6)
*
Subs.)
(«fc
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
of
Earnings In-
—
YrorEnd
1955
1956
1957
31
Dec
4%
for
Creased Slightly—
taxes
4,357,210
4,592,944
3,475,003
1,800,000
1,300,000
1,540,000
Net
$2,792,944
$2,175,003
333,000
333,000
332,209
653,952
4,386,250
546,859
418,909
566,855
its
365.716
349.091
$5.04
of
filed
notification
with
the
Oct. ,,28,
SEC "on
$4.35
_
(cosh)
Common divs. (stock)
Common shares outstdg.
638,001
$4.24
Earnings per com. Share
i
C." Allyn & Co.,
"■ *
&
William
-
550,000
V "
of
one
share
new
each
for
of
shares held
five
250,000
:
for
ridlarics
for the
12
ended
months
Dec.
corporation
the
31,
1957
and
its
basis,
-
'
•
currently
on
'■'/
-Consolidated
'
,
this
Wast.
and
at
and
Indiana
maintained
,
moved
up
that
so
it
the
at
Delaware.
Originally
constructionj'schedules.
is. now
'r
CAPITALIZATION
'
.
'
•"
;
-
-
Mortgages;—
terlm
Other
*'
T.
N.
&
•*,
##'
-
A.
s.
\
'
Other
^
—___
for
purchase
other companies..
other notes and contracts
.
Rivet Power Station
,
.
•
"
Rinde
a
lorth
below
not
firm
2;000,000
such
of
to
and
the
Vienna
Power
' ■'1
"
•
&
Robert
Co.,
W.
Inc._
Balrd
Inc.
•;;£
'
of "common
constructionism
J.
Oruttenden,
M.
&
Dain
Ss
Co.,
&
2
stock
Co._l
A.
&
a
Inc._„l
i
1
Miller & Co.
With
Mitchmn, Jones &; Templeton
2.5
3
Pacific
S.
Moseley &
Co.___;
Northwest
_
Share
2.5
Zilka,
Smlther
Inc._____-.__ .16
&
of
Inc._l
Co.,
level
This
company
of
29
it
announced
has
bought
the
equipment
undisclosed
and business of Dicarlo
Bakery, San Pedro, Calif., for an
price.
The purchase
is tentatively slated to go in effect
May 24,
Dicarlo's land
and
buildings will be leased and the company will
continue as a wholesale,baker of
breads and rolls sold in southern
California, a Continental spokesman said.
•
p.
sales
were
to
said
total
about
$3,500,000
year.—V.
a
187.
987.
of
on
sales
on
"
:»)
Aj: ■
May
on
5
sales
repprted
,
will
^
Most of the, properties arc located
Louisiana.—V. 186, p. 1048.
in
Oklahoma, Texas,
loss
-a
Jerome C. Roberts, Robert Schmidt
^
and Sol Schwartz
were
board
May
elected to
Their election brings the board's
membership to 11
fills the vacancy caused by tho "recent death of Carl"
and
of
directors
at
the
annual
stockholders'
5.
fco-iouiider of the firm
and
lato Chairman
meeting
held on
directors,
Rosenbcrger.
tho Board.
of
compares-
Gerald
E.
and
Rosenbcrger has been elected the new Chairman
as President.—V.
187, p. 1893.
,v.;■
'
> '
■.
of
defense
proposals
and
subscribed and the books closed.
A
sinking fund commencing in
issue
prior
The
Was
manufacturers and dealers
to*
Ib5,
p.
2912.
Crown Cork
*
ft
in
Selling
their
products.
>
&
187
emnl
p
to
htnS
an
cost
(19531-;,'*Z-
fund
for
nf
i"denture
to
vhich
it
year.
proposes
by
year
%
Zy
will
at
not
For "the'sinking
also
will
be
redeemable
,Z
al
to
the
the
offer
With SEC—
SEC
Trust
on
Muy
6
may
than
fund'the
100#/ plus accrued interest.
debentures
&t .least
more
p.
1893.
'
,?
■
the
of less
than 3.85#
PROCEEDS—Net
annually.
proceeds
debentures
will
-
be
the
of
com¬
■
EARNINGS—Sales
was $8,092,000.
for
the
year
•
,
debentures,.-'along
totaled $120,042,000
'
The
as
Lakeside
Press
United
States.
nationally
Tire
and
is
and
it.
^
net
-
•]'.
1890,
a
telephone
1958
Indenture Act of
15,000,000 Cuban Pesos
Pricher,
John
Mr.
5
lias been Aciected Chief Financial I
Jr., Assistant Controller, has.been .elected
was
formerly Assistant/'■.Controller.#-V. .187,
■ ,■
-v•' - 4 •' I
/
Controller,
Timko,
Timko
-':
^
#
%
-
inl
,
employees.—"v> 187,
paid
p.
988;Z,'?,Z Z
"
.
^
'
'
•
publications including "Farm Journal,"
magazines. It prints and binds over 1,000
including those'for-a number of major
part of the Montgomery Ward &
Co.,"Inc., and
magazines
produces
day,
a
directories and
for
a
as
an
well
average
as
large
of
over
quantities
1,600,000
of
high quality
catalogs, telephone
wide variety of other
printed-matter;
It
photo-engraving; type composition; letterpress-, offset
printing; magazine, book, catalog and
pamphlet binding,
mailing and shipping of its products.
EFFECT
TO
Idalip^^to^ Offer■
°First
mortgage sinking fund bonds__
debentures
indebtedness
due
May
15,
1978__
underwriters
and
for
below
and
each
of
-
•
agreed
Corp.
—
AI
Offering
Secondary
Contract Corp.—Plans
,
Borrowing, Etc.—-
1
borrowinl
,
,
portion of • thfc proposed financing,' the company says, _wou a
used
to
eliminate outstanding preferred/ stock ih
connection..
Its divestment of non-baiiking subsidiaries.*-V,/187, p. 1785.. ■„> .
1,6
-
A
.
,
-.
the
this
will
be
~
Mr.
:
*'
to sell -to each of the
underwriters has severally
-
Corp.—Sales and
Earns.,Hold---
indicate that consolidated sales and
and its subsidiaries for the first quarter
^
figures
corporation
x
the.same as those of the first quarter
President,- announcedron' ApHl 24.
those
the year- 1957, with-"sales 44#
abqve u •
tho previous year and earnings, up 32#, was the most suec ctci
in the corporation's history.
The year 1958, Mr. Pace -said,
n
. th6
to be a period of consolidation in preparation for oontinua
record
corporation's long-term program. While 1958 Wl11 ns°%eq^ nf „nV othef
year 1957, sales and earnings are expected to exceed those__.0n is
.year, he said.
Mr. Pace, predicted also that once the coi
„r0Wth."
effected "we can look forward to another prolonged era
Frank
,
T
Dynamics
Preliminary
of
•
the
General Acceptance
General
2,733,408 shs.
I
,
The
stockholders - on Aptil .16 ; approved
an
$8,500,000
which would include the issuance of $5,000,000 debentures.
$786,500
15,000,000
.
for hearing,.'/upon request on the., qucstion r whether i-n®
should be vacated or made permanent.
■.finri
-According to the Commission's order, Hhe Regulation A ■cxmpuw
is not available to Gear because-(a) the offering;of- its -securities p*?
commenced1' and
securities
sold
prior.-.to
the
time
permitted _ >
Regulation A and at a price different Trom that set forth in its ontr
ing circular; (b) the offering was made and securities sold m#ur»
dictions other than those set "forth in the notification; and
offering circular has not been and Is not" being, delivered .to onere
and purchasers of the securities,/:as required.—V. 187, p. 1314.
.
■I
gravure
and
564 934
—The company lias
named
announced on
temporarily
.
has facilities
•These bends were issued
by a subsidiary "now merged into the com¬
pany.
In the indenture under which
the debentures are to be issued
the company will
agree that it will not Issue any further
indebtedness
under the
mortgage securing these bonds.
„
lias
5
General
Outstanding
3?i#
was;,
suspending a" Regulation a
cxemiitibn' froin^registtatioft /"iirider"- the Securities' Act of 1933 wan
rcspcet to a public, olfcriiig" ofsstt)ck; by^.thivS ,corporation.
-I
V
Tlic company was organized in .December, 1957, under Idaho lav 1011
.the purpose of organizing, operating /and managing a llfb "iftsur$ncM
fcompany;
On March 7, -1958, tt^^'filod'?ahnotitieation::
mission proposittg"' tlie" public offering- ofr 100.009 shares of its Sim
stock at $2.50 per s'lare pursuant to the conditional exemption iron#
registration provided by Regulation A.
The Commission's suspensl
j
order assert)?' that tdre/exemption Is riot AvaUftbltivand' it linmaes,
PRESENT FINANCING
Other
issued:" au'order
■
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common
(par $1) was made on April. 29 by Stroud &
and Warren W. York & Co. at $15.62i/2 per share, with a
dealer's concession of 40 cents per share. It was com-r
pleted.—V. 187, p. 455,
Sears,
Roebuck
and
Co.
and -other
catalogs,
"The
Encyclopaedia
Britannica,"
Compton's
Pictured
Encyclopedia."
The
World
Book
Encyclopedia" and a wide variety of other printed matter
including
Bibles, religious publications,, school books and other
books.
1
company
cb
except, officers - and directors, according to J. C. Garrett, I
President
He said tne.'increase, - effective May 5, .1958; raises total I
payroll of thc fotir matiufacturing -divisions by" $3 ;444.772 -pen ^ year, 1
and ranges- front a minimum, :of 9 cents per,;hourvup-to 20 cents fori
v
directories
substantial
is
income
-
Is also known
largest commercial printer in the
prints and binds a major ./portion ■ of
company
bo
_
the
distributed
of
oir May l- atinoftneed-'amftveraH"*0'?iy*"ivage increase
its- four -Airesearch, manufacturing divisions .for all hourly .and/salariedl
.
BUSINESS—Company, -originally • Incorporated 1ft
}0\
above,:
suspension
of'the
the .sale
th:
-
opportunity
'..ZZ '" '
from
oi
Ov
year,
.
,
required
Z,,v'
.
i
CO1
\
I Gem;-State SecuriUfes'Co^rp^
«79<> of the^
incfease the
the. election
Common stock ($5 par value)
with
last
The'corporation
May
V
Z>'
;
retire-
its option
,
under
quarter of
Garrett Corp.—Grants 6% Wage Increase—
:''A
hourly
•
Wcre: reported a» $31,100,000 with
pa/ment °J Preferred dividends, this
per share of common stock.—V.
llled an application
pursuant
that
at
any
Inc.—Quarterly Results—
Hit.—Registers Exchange Offer
v
in
payment
1961
company
•
mc
.
'
With other funds,
will be Used by Donnelley for improvements and
additions to plant and
equipment. The company estimates-that during
1958
it will
spend
approximately $16,000,000 for improvements" and
additions to plant and
equipment and expects that prior to the end
oi the year it
may authorize tho expenditure ih
subsequent years of
ail additional
$12,000,000.
income of 30 cents
1312
Cuba
'
other than for sinking fund
purposes, at, prices ranging from
103(2# to 100#, plus accrued
interest; however,; they may.not.be
prior to May 15, 1963 With funds, borrowed, at an interest'
?'I0'hmLm GnfilS4<)t1 mm"*f°f 1958
W
maturity;, the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Seal Co.,
first
personnel
that Zawards
expects
pany,
Tlie
basis," this corporation has been particu¬
active, in the construction
equipment, materials handling and
professional equipment fields.
The firm prepared
special time-payment
p.; 676.'
>
■
redeemed
nation-wide
a
to
cit
lid
,
diflerent
larly
xr
••
*.}*'1"Look''' and "Time"
ahnounced on May 6. He
succeeds his father,
the late Clarence Y. Palitz, founder
of the firm.
'?
on
the
.
cities,
Operating
in
3%% debentures due May 15, 1978 at 98.60% and ac-: ;V ing Temporarily "Suspended--Z.
crued interest, to yield 3.85%. This
The
Securities
and
Exchange /CommissionZ./i't
offering; was over-;
the
Credit-America Corp., New York—New
President—:
election of Bernard G. Palitz
as
President, Chairman of the
Board and Treasurer
187,
S.
and
Controller.'^
■
quarter, to a largo^extenty to . the lowered
economy—particularly Us it applied * to .consumer
he stated, waA the "sloumdsfe'with which
awards
are
being let.
The; oompany is ,an.> active
several
of
continues
The
-—V.
? Lawrence
first
number
in
tol
..
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Changes in Personnel— 4:
Officer
loss, Mr. Schultz noted, vreVersed
the
upward &
had experienced, in the last'half of 195,7;. He
poor
.
The three newly elected board members who
were
appointed VicePresidents of Coro, Inc. ill 1954, have all
been associated with the firm
for more than 25 years.
Board
share,
See.Eastern Sugar Associates
%
for. the"first'
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Debentures Offered—
underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., on May 7 offered to the public $15,600,600 of
.
the
.
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—Name Effective—
;
for'the' corresponding
important projects will sooto be
received.—Vyi80," -p,
New Mexico
€oro. Inc.—Elects New Board Chairman—
:
per-
An
1
acquire both the producing properties and the
hoiiproduoing acreage' of
Buffalo Oil Co. of Tulsa, Okla.,
.it. was announced oh April 29.
and
cents
seven
at once."—V.
national
a
redeemable
company
...
$9,6*24.000 in the same period of last- year, Mr. Carter disclosed, adding
that-, the eompaftj^ 'has 4Ust-received a substantial missile test equip-1
ment contract lor the Jupiter C Rocket that, "can be put. into our, shop |
-
$9;866jD0O;y This
of
$i0,059,000
of
•
quarter
the
on
payment
.
..
tii
id
.
Laboratories,-Inc.—Reports Loss
$943,000
$353,000
contract
sinking
<
Continimtal Oil Co.—Plans Acquisition—
|An agreement has been reached under which this
to]
eluded-the -year ^ith-^■■.net" operating profit of $799,000, or $1.681
per shave, on the. 476ii22.shares oUtstandiny. ' ' ? V" ?
I
-'."We' can
operate
prbfitrftbly ^fbr *the remainder of 1958 ori-owl
present level of %ctivltyi
wdlcertainly xlo not:";base eur, plans Jllstil
on
the existing rate /of?business?,.# Mr. Carter said.v...'
: Salbs
of the first quarter amounted to $7,210,000. against*' sales of
-
'
company
the
bidder
,,
Dicarlo
thi
but
-A second major fkctor,
defense
_■
April
on
in
of
$32,OOO. vor
Inc.—Management Board; Elected—y
meeting
1957.
the
goods.
•
on
Continental Baking
Co.—Acquires California Bakery—
;
an
$209;000,/-0W.44e-:j)er' share, wasv reported ,on May 3 foij
but John, tarter, President? said the company is how|
* operating profitably and; expects to show a profit for the year.
|
Mr.
Carter
pointed -out that the company experienced a loss oil
loss
■
(R. R.)
•
»>,
each
first quarter,
the
1783.
p.
units,
■
'
2
of
first
attributed
Wegener & Daly Corp.a^—— .'2.5Wllson, Johnson «te Higgins.
2
Inc.__'
fir
#
!
ZZ'ZZ'
Z" ',Zy,
v
,~'A$
'i
1958
"
Walston
Durst,
ek
J.—Regis-|
Expects
V',N;y>r''y V*'X
/ v'-.t
.
of
The
Wagenseller
■
gas
r
los$
a
period
1
2.5
'/.„yT'.,"
2001.
p.
Schultz,"President,
trond
2
<te
)oi
pf
registration -statement
Show Profit for Year—
capacities
T.
*
Scherck, Richter Co.___
Co.,
150,000
of'some of the present sub- " ,»
new
customers;' linprove and expand ' gas '>
transmission and ^distributions mains and f
to
expand
187*
annual
2
Co.„
3.5
&
service
and
■-
David
quarter
;
2
F.
.
the
(Allen B.) Du Mont
i
3
3
_
187,
Earle May & Co.,
—
1.52.5
j.____
50
company
a
15
ing"
while plans^are" goUig 'forwardsto .f
in" 1960 at<. theuPeompany's.'Zgeneral1^Z'
♦
the
At
n
J
of
- ;
.
1
Bond &
•
■
1.5
Co.
Corb.
--V.
_?
dividend
and Ar.-Son Offshore Drilling Co., New Orleans, La.J
With the SEC "on April 30, 1958, cover-|
representing a l/30tlt of. the working interest inl
.
the North Halt?Main-Pass Block ;A8 Prospect.
The offering price is tol
: be: $10,780
per
unit. -The. offering will be made by Cador, Inc. oil
filed
:y?> ^
xaew
This
'
last month, the following'• directors ; were elected:
Samuel
J.' Smiley
(Chairman), Leo- O, L'Esperence, Louis''
Schnider,
all of
Montrak, Raul de Juan of "Havana,, and H. w.
Perimutter, Toronto.-rV. 187, p. 2001.
" :
v.
•
a,
*
•
-p- ■ \y-' ■
1.5"
&
3
Hogle & Co._
Indianapolis
Revel
3.5
__IZ
Co.
J.
3
Inc.
space
Doeskin Products,
•
are
Co
Williams
Mason Brothers
2
Evans MacCormack & Co.__
First California Co.____
D, -Gradison
Hess $S McFaul
Hill Richards
as
Irving Ltmdborg & Co._
"I
Davis, Skaggs «fe Co.__
Erancis I. duPont & Co._j.__
W.
Levy,
Storn
Co~Z~ZZ
«fc
Podesta
Jones
Co.,
'
Collins
S.
.June
start
Building,
office
increase
extend
-
■
•
•
Lawson,
2
to
y
and
services.—V.
%
24
Inc.
L__.
William
J.
respective
quarterly
a
I
cents|
'
..
Mayj. 1.. declared
on.
I wa
250,0001
v
r
?_#'
& Co.,
Bosworth, Sullivan
J.
the
shares
"
.
Blyth
'
270,416
trustees,
Financing Pi'oposal With SEC-—
Station
above
operations;
*
severally, .have
percentages set'
subscribed for upon exercise of the
warrants:
-
.
purchase
the
150,0001
250,00o|
550,0001
Dean Witter & co.:___ •
-
;
Expioratioii Service Oik, Ltd., Far Hills, N.
ters
through high voltage trans-,
Volts, the highest • transmission
1,622,499 shs.
below,
named
planned
Operations
substations
#'.402,831
5,900,000 shs.
Underwriters
commitment
of
,
,
The
ibo.oool
Co.__
Assoeiat«>SA-Name
Changed—Dividcnq
nalbiig'5'of- the ■Associates Vas changed to ;'P{ijaMo|
Mayr l',' the
Associates#??*-#;-.v
of
The
1957.
area
building.
stations;
'..*/-/"•''v
(par value $2.50 per share)
UNDERWRITERS-
-
payable—
.
stock
&
preferred stock, payable June 20 to holders oil
#
*,
"% \
National CityVBank of New York (San Juan, Puerto RlcoJ
branchinvas appointed. dlvRleiid#di3bursing, agent.—'V. 187, p. 1205.
into service, it is planned
go
projects constitute the major individtial jobs in the
company's five year $90,000,000 construction program; expenditures
will also be hiade on projects Which Will extend "tlie'138,000 Volt and^
60,000 volt transmission system; "expand
dlstributiorl-Iinest add new
2,204,088
.
Is
additional
While the
•
768,863
Other
Com.
:L
16,525,987
"
.
the
to
office
of
Massachusetts Mutual Life Ths. Co.l' J
.
-
"
,
,
—,___—
contracts
.'
it
I960
provide
3,148,239
'
Bank of America N. T. & S.
Installment
tion
419,338
__
Walker
.
/.
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H.
,
.
Corporation
G.
,
2,834,500
Finance
Rogers '& Tracy,
Spehcef TrasTc & "Co.
,
CO
Corp._L'__'„__
generating unit'at the Edge Moor;;Boweri Station.^-It :1s/Z
Far' Rills.
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,vv..# - 'I
presently, scheduled to have this unit in operation duririg. the, summer f
'#u Net cash proceeds of the /'offering, includes the
cost applicable, tol
Of 1962. i)At that- time',' this will be the largfest^.Uhlt^ln
the entire, ''"
the interests offered oL drilling ahd destiiig. a j^rbposed? well, and Qui
Delawaru Power & Light Co. system,
having. t$tec the,"capacity "of the'y estiinate^eost. of
completing, and equipping said well as a producer/oil
largest unit now at the Edge Moot Power
Statiohy.yy?' "-.y * '1' '
oil and/or 'gas. .The ,propasedwell?fo be drilled Is a 10,000-foot off'At the pi'escht time, construction
oli a npw,ysprviccZ.center. at Sails-,':.s shore test#<f be dfilled by#An:-8on as-operator.;
V ;ZZ: .-/
bury, Md. is nearing completion with pccupancyrscheduied 'for* Jvily of
tlhls year.In Wilmington, the company has contracted for an addl-,
Outstanding
;•••* •;
'
250,000
150,0001
in'c.__
,.
250,000#
:'
I to
55"
■
The First
expected
Icilowatt
FINANCING. ' '
(in-
Equipment contracts—
-
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
•
fifaancing to be replaced by '
hloftgages)
Reconstruction
•
EFFECT
'
.
ftank of America
-
GIVTNG
'
"
■
Co;.Z;;
per "shZv.re on the $2
record jiihe;2,-1958#
•
to go-into, v;
The first"85*000 kilowatt unit "
year.
With the Wilmington
operating at 138,000
in the system.
use
During
IAS
*
"
on.
"Z
187, p: 1893.
Eastern "Sugrar
Eastern-Sugar
.
com-,5
company's*";•,
'
Nonoatfior operations of the company include warehousing service
At many key terminal points. The
company's subsidiary, Freightliher
Corporation, designs, manufactures and assembles heavy-duty trucks,•
tractors-and specially designed trailer-chassis and. dolbes.
v.
:
101
150.0001
_wi.v
*
lines
Voltage in
—V.
,
required: to
placed in commercial operation Nov;tl,
was
interconnected
—'
unit
550,000
_
,"-
.
'Taylor,
550,000
V
curities
-
50,0001
150.000
Hammill
Barney &
in
Pi
Ico
I
"
'
250.0001
White, Weld & Co.____
y^
southern
in
providing- adequate
.
'f;
■
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always
the. funds
1, 1959
Jan.
on
be
generating
Station
Power
been
will
kilowatt
completion
have
mission
with
*
RiveF
for
to have the Indian
Pacific Northwest,.
adjacent states
are
85,000
second
unit
expenditures
By the- time this second unit Is ready to
certain
and
Interchange arrangements
carriers.
300
over
Alaska,
Cahada.
:
Forgan" & Co,_l"
Sachs. *&'Co.
Goldman,'
.
major
this station
Freightways
commodities in Northern Midwest,
Coast-states,
Western
years.'U'
five
next
operation during November of this
is one of the largest common
carriers In the United States. Its principal business is that of a motor
carrier of general
the
scheduled
'i
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the
Indian
new
cent annual dividend
80
an
\
■
.
BUSINESS
is
the
of the company's policy of
dependable service to the area served.
plete
5
stock
during
";,:T00,0bC
Hemphill, Noyes <fc Co.;
HornbloWer & Weeks..#
2
Stern Erothcrs Sr. Co.__
Stohe
A;
WebsieV Se-'
i 750.000
Glore.
Expansion—y
May 6 plans to spend some'$90;000,000
on
t
;
;
Co._i.j__
.
Smith,
Corp.
First Boston
The
Curtis
Shearson,
_
A-.
Il9
200(0001
100,0001
Rej-holds & ?,Co.__
Rodman & Renshaw__.
#200,000
/•
Plank,
Among
,
.
construction
H.
and
SG3.320,000 in 1956. Earnings on the average number of
Shares outstanding in 1957, were equal to $1.76 per share compared
with $1.61 In 1956.
'
DIVIDENDS—The
'feet.-yV.>-187,,
^"y
continuation
a
$ub-
with
pared
700x240
President, stated that-he vtas .'.optimisticZabout .the
long-term future growth of the Dehnarva Peninsula and the,, com- "pany.
This construction program is a tangible demonstration of.1, the.
-Company's confidence'in the future growth ofJthe peninsula as well as
$76,850,000 com¬
were
announced
company
new
H.
,
"of
revenues
be
DelaWare Power & Light Co.—Proposed*
Tire
proceeds
EARNINGS—Consolidated
...
<fe
[an
50,0001
15(
S.;Moseley «fe Co._i_
Mullancy, Wells & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
150,000
First of Michigan Corp.
ftom the sale of tho common stock will
he added to working- capital and will reimburse the company and its.
.subsidiaries for expenditures
made by them for the acquisition oi
revenue
equipment/ the acquisition of certain businesses', and the
retirement of the company's preferred stock, y
:
'
PROGEEDS—Net
-.products.. -The.
1893.
.•
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550,000.
Chapman.'
■
5
F.
100,000
Securities te Co.
Far well,-
record
May 1, 1058. The subscription offer will expire on May '
21,1958. An underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co.,'
line, has agreed to purchase any unsubscribed shares.
I.
;
main'.building-will
r.;
goods
p.
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
start.
Pierce,
Smith
Milwaukee Co.;___
The
loft
Isel
550.0001 [oi
150,000.I |Ag
.250,(5;
Co._____"
Lynch,
1
550.000
Corp.
&
Fonner
100,000"
plant will house appt«xiinately 175,000 square feet in the
manufacturing area.
It will employ several hundred .persons at the.v
The new'facilities
will be- designed
primarily for mechanical
corporation is offering holders of its common stock the
right to subscribe at $14.50 per share for 270,416 addi^*
fional shares of common slock (par $2.50) at the rate,
_
Merrill
.',,2.00.000.
,
new
Co.
250,000
Higginson
'
& .Simmons
company
The
<fe
McCormick
mile'VMe.f
Offered-This
Inc.--Stock
Freightways,
Frercs
Lee
has signed an option on a 62-acrc site in Springjtield.
(Iftc.
,:v
Mo., where it plans to construct a mechanical rubber " goods rhanufac-* "^ Clark, Dodge & Co.i_i_
Co.#..;
turing plant, Clowes N. Christie, Presideht, ahnotincedv,'/
:
*• Julieu Collins
Cruttendcn, Podesta &
The new site is a half mile long by a quarter
107; p. 987.
Consolidated
Lazard
i
290,0001 Istl
550,000 Inn
Peabody & Co.
Lehman Brotliers______
Blyth & Co.., Inc._ 1
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H.
M. .Byllesby .i&'- Co.,
Dayton Rubber Co.—Plans to Build New, Plant—ZT
Kidder,
•
150,000
Blair & Co.r
Ellis
opposite
Company
250,000
Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair & Co. Inc.
,
Illinois
Inc.
250,000
A. G.
Blunt
The
..—A
set
195J
'K'r
.
100,0O0
Wliipple & Co.
debentures
The
250,000
In,c: "
of
y
$2,600,000
_
Bacon,
-
*
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.
Ripley & Co,,..._.
Bache'
1957,
amount
principal
below;
Inc.^._i
A.
which
funds,-
600,000
the
purchase
to
name
Harriman
Ltd.—Statement Withdrawn—
shares of common stock (par- $1 Canadian)
were
to have been publicly offered at 50 ccnts per share, U. S.
has been withdrawn.
See also V. 187, p. 675.
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475,363
(cash)—
Common divs.
—V.
agreed
y
,
399,600
856,716
478,501
- $5.14
letter
The
covering
$1,848,817
331,907
$3,037,210
L
profit
Preferred divs.
;
c
Cubacor Explorers,
3,388,817
1,320,000
inc.
non-cumulative
6';»
;
^insula? Scomfuxcf
before
Oct.. 1, 2000, in exchange
preferred, stock,,^$100 ; par.
due
debentures,
income
outstanding
180, p. 1975.
•1954
.
$76,527,877 $72,849,312 $61,772,357 $57,825,272
Profit
cumulative
its
—V.
Monday, May 12,
—V.
substantially
Pace, Jr.,-
Pace
187,
p.
r
noted -that
1432.
i
Number 5741.
137
Volume
.
Surety .Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Registers v.tlon. for Inland Gas .Corp. and its non-operating parents, Kentucky
WiiV»
CTtr* * """
./
r,
' FUel Gas' Corp, and -American Fuel & Power Co. Inland Gas Corp.,
roposed stock Offering With SbC—
; ...
L';. Which has been in reorganization since Oct. 15, 1935, produces, transThe company filed a registration statement with the SEC on May
mits, and sells-natural gas principally to industrial customers in
(Severally,
Georgia Casualty
1
■■
its $1
its "regular line of business.—^.'.""18^, p., 1049.
.""T "
T.;v.
.
tee orgia-Pacific Corp.
patn
-
:•
,
Inc
Barth
&
.
-
to
principal amount;4 with a dealer's
the conclusion 6f. The Commission that the plan Is unfair to
-of •'three poinis.. "It "was being coniinuea at t. /since the
l»"blic,holders of Kentucky Fuel Gas to tne bonds and debentures,
Corp. interest which accrued
OI UU ee noiritS ; IT was oeing oontiniiod nf
plan gives no recognition
1.25
Dulles & Battles,
Inc.
1.25
.50
-Lazard Freres &
1.25
Co._
1.25:
1.-25
3.00
Co
Lee Hlgginson Corp
1.40'
Lehman
.50
3.00
Brothers
3.00
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
1.25
Irving Lundborg &
Co
.50
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
;
Burnhani & Co.^______-
of
1.80
S.
Dickson
&
.50
Inc.
Co.
Domlnick A Dominick
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
Estabrook
Pacific
1.25
-
.50
.60
l.OOi
Pierce,
Fen-
,
Smith—3.00
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc._
F. S. MoSeley «fe Co.—
1.80
Union
1.40
Co
Lynch,
<fc
ner
.50
Francis i: duPont & co._i
*
Merrill
Co.__l_^
Davis, Skaggs &
R.
McDonald &
1.40
(Inc.)
Clark, Dodge & Co.^_
the
Hutton & Co
Northwest
Co
Co.^.^„______.
3.00
&
Curtis
-
.50,
1.25
' .50]
—
^
.Paine, Webber; Jackson &'
Se-
3.00
.j,
^
1.25
Reynolds & Co.T___:
Corp.>^_w
3.30
L,
Michigan Corp.„__
1.00
Schwabacher
time of "'going to press.—-y,. 18" I •' 'PUPJSir -ct;; ?■'
First Southwest Co.___^„_^
.50
Shear,son,
T;4/£T
Fulton
.50
Smith,
'*85% -Of
concession
.
<af;
on
,
* T
their 'claims'-between Dec. TM930, the date on which an earlier equity
"TTTTf- , receiversnip proceeding .was tiled,^nd Oct/ 15, 1935, the date on wnlch
Giant Grip Manufacturing Co,, Oshkosh, Wis.—Acquis.rTthe bankruptcy proceeding was instituted; and lb) since the plan re-*■ n
«.
v" 's™ts ln giving- compensation to The Columbia Gas System, Inc. for
.TMs
I? "
£,
°
.post-bankruptcy interest- on the claims of Columbia Gas before post-''
Raymond K. oieringex.wFresident, announced, on May 1. »?The pricifef^bankruptcyviht*erestvis paid on the Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp., publicly
y,no
.
hot disclosed.
was
i.
i
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•
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i.
.
T
v
-
.
•
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t,
i
.held
.
Gobel, Inc.—Registers Exeriange Offer—
(Auolpll)
J ■'.'■■■
-
ekchango for claims of 'such creditors as filed and allowed by the
tJ. S. District Court for the District of New Jersey in /proceedings
fbr reorganization of the company pursuant to-Chapter X of they
plan
is
basis
^7'■
Below 1957 -in Earnings—
■
history.
Gulf's
in
Gulf officials told shareholders at the annual meeting on April .22.
^
U.
that, income Irom
operations
S.
continue unsatisfactory
may
tb maintain
gool balance and account for favorable ovtir-all opera-
a
,
1958;
Shareholders
-
*
..
that
p.' 2142.
operations.—V. 179,
1
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•-Interna^diial
I
See
•'
•
,
Telephone
,
--
Offer—*
tions."
computor instrumentation for laboratory; 'factory Of
The CG Electronics Corp.
printed, circuits, reed Telays
p. 2002. T V>; •
;-r
The debentures
from
development of
f T "
'
is
company's
the
mdve.-to extend
a
Posen
will
Kline
&
be
operated
as
a
ihe acquisi¬
the field
industrial cus¬
subsidiary
wholly-owned
Randy & Harrnan, Mr. Travis said.—Vr 187,
p.
was
earnings
$3,386,493,
This
lor
or
compares
1956.. Net
vious year.
Samuel
of
their
the company's business is in the Washington, "
D. c., metropolitan area, which is less subject to Tecessk>n~ influences
than other parts of the country, and that constructive steps had been
greater
taken
in
portion
the
last
two
years
185,
to eliminate unprofitable
342.
activities and
Hera Exploration Co., Rendton,Wash.—Files
With SEC
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 620,000 shares of common stock (par -IO cents) to be offered
at 15 cents per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
Used for exploration,
engineering and development and for working
capital.—V. 185, p. 1886.
->
Household
Gas
Y.—Files—
Service, Inc., Clinton, N.
The corporation on May 1 filed a
letter of /notification with the
i SEC-(JOvering
$60,000'of "6^> convertible debentures dated June -1, 1958
| and due June "1, 1973 to be offered at 100T (in denominations of $1,000
and $500), plus accrued interest, thrdngh Mohawk Valley Investing Co.;
inc., Utica, N. V. The proceeds are to be used for "repayment of debt
and
working capital.—V. 186,
p.
This
"Boston,
additional
on
Mass.",
investment
May 2,
1958 -to its
1,000.000
Fund.—v.
186,
p.
shares
2757.
of
at
estimated
presently
a
total
~
1
its
subsidiaries.
,
■_
■
;
POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL
of $151,000,000. A
substantial
_
company
filed
with
the
SEC
registration statement covering
common
stock
$1
par
value
in
an
fan
the
-;
increase in capitalization of this company
L.
tucky
of
Chapter
on
May
2
announced
the
u- s- District Court for Ihe Eastern District of Ken¬
a
X
Third
of
The
Advisory
Report 'of
Bankrutcy
Act,
on May 6.
President, pointed
Kapp,
1.80
.«
by increasing the $50
out that the company contemplate*
V
construction budget of $10,600,000.
1958
the 1958 construction program will be financed
(Hansas)—Places l^otes Pri¬
vately—This corporation on May 8 announced the pri¬
vate plhhefoierttTvlth institutional investors of $7,875,000
of "prorhissofy 'hoffes due 1959-79, inclusive, through
other
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
in the State of Kansas
funds, for the construction
of
some
242
miles of 12- and -10-inch pipeline.
system will extend from producing areas near Moade
part of the state to refineries at -McPherson and
pipeline
the
southwestern
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.
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\
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals of Canada,
ters
'
«
Ltd.—Regis¬
Prosposed Stock Issue With SEC—
This company on May a filed a registration statement with .the SEO
covering the issuance of 660,000 common shares, $1 par value.
these, shares,. 600,000 will 'he-offered -for public sale by United
and Canadian underwriters, and the balance will be reserved
".Of
States
for
'
purchase through Warrants.
Hornblower
&
Weeks
'
Robert
and
'
GftTrobt
&
Sons
will
jointly head
of United States underwriters who will offer 300.000 common
shares for sale in -this coitntry.
In Canada, 300,000 shares will be
underwritten by Gairdnor & Co. Ltd.
>
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r
group
a
'
The
principal initial activities of Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals will
production-of sulphur from purchased hydrogen-sulphide gas in
the development in Alberta
of sources of "sour -gas" for production of sulphur, commercial pipeline
gas, liquefiable petroleum -gases and natural gasoline.
be the
existing plant in British Columbia and
an
consummation
After
will
aboitt 69%
own
the
of
financing,
Sulphur Co.
Jefferson Lake
of the subsidiary's common shares.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
"
1958
Quarters Ended March 31—
before Federal
Income
Provision
$97!527,O00
10,342,000
3,923,000
15,663,000
7,396,000
taxes
Federal
for
Income
1957
$99,802,000
:
sales
Net
Net
■
taxes
.
Common
per
—V.
187,
14,702,034
outstanding
shares
Earnings
$0.37
share
common
1786.
p.
Kemper Industries, Inc.—Merger
L.
See
Waterman Pen Co.
E.
$8,267,000
14,695.04#
$0.51
$6,419,000
income. k-L-
Planned—
below.
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp.—Plan Held Unfair—
1
Inland
Sec
Gas
above.—V.
Corp.
182,
p.
2688.
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—To Increase Stock,
'
Etc.—-
20 will act upon seven' proposals by tha
Included are proposals to increase the num¬
shares to 3,000,000 from 2,678,787;
to
change the vote of stockholders required to authorize any lFo "non
the company to two-thirds from three-fourths; to eliminate preemptive
rights of stockholders, and to approve a stock option plan io» key
stockholders
The
company
on
May
at the meeting.
authorized
of
ber
common
employees.
statement said the directors have no intention at this timo
additional shares authorized. Under the stock option
The proxy
*
of
issuing
any
to 125,000 shares may be granted to key
former. stock purchase plan was ended
April 2.—V. 187, p. 1895.
plan, options to purchase up
employees.
The company's
by directors
Corp.—Stock Offered—Aetna Securi¬
ties Corp. of New
York City and Roman & Johnson of
representation as to whether or when it Iwill
above-described "proposal.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
International makes no
Outstanding
Authorized
Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., on April 29 publicly offered 'on a
issue of 250,000 shares of common
best efforts basis an
stock (par 25
cents) at $2.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
to be used, together with available
Florida Boca Raton Housing Association,
portion of tho unimproved real property
Raton in Florida.
cash funds of
to
,,
develop *a
BUSINESS- Corporation
was
organized
Inc., primarily
owned by Boc»
in Delaware
in 1927 and
New
currently is engaged in the real estate business in the City ol
It has contracted to acquire all the stock of a Florida corpora¬
tion known as Florida Boca Raton Housing Association, Inc., from Ihe
.York.
sinking fund debentures,
due May 15, 19G1-—
—
1
4*b%
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due May 15, 1983^—
——.
Capital stock (no par stated value $20
3 r/o
of such stock in exchange for 1,682,432 shares of Lefeour*
stock.
In 1957 Lefcourt disposed of the major portion ol it*
which were located in New York City, and it has no
plans to extend its limited real estate interests in the New York area.
holders
$30,000,000
$19,000,000
28,692,000
28,692,000
15,000,000 shs. *7,176,677 slis.
;
* Not including 775,459 shares initially required to be reserved for
conversion of the
convertible subordinated debentures, and 150.000
shares reserved for issue under International's Stock Option Incentive
per
share)
present
assets,
additional
An
tire
of
on
a
the Commission, pursuant to
proposed plan of reorganiza-
nternational's Bonus Plan.
"•
f'lan. Includes 4,720 shares held in treasury for future
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase,
and
underwriters .named
International has
have severally
to sell to them,
below
agreed
delivery under
1,682,432
are
being
issued pursuant to
shares
will thea
wholly-owned subsidiary of Lefcourt.
The stockholders <»
Raton will receive 5.58 shares of Lefcourt common stock for cdCD
of Boca Raton stock so exchanged.
become
Boca
share
contract to
of Boca Raton in exchange for 301,511 5% 1
stock of Boca Raton owned by them; Boca Raton;
stockholders
common
a
Duruose
of
adjoining
excess
is a Florida corporation,
investing in undeveloped real
Raton
Boca
...The 'Securities and -Exchange Commission
!
1.00
Co.
Lefcourt Realty
proceed with the
15-year
Inland Gas Corp.—Parent Firms Plan Unfair—
'-'1.
&
1.25
3.00,
Stetson
Cohu &
Witter
1.40
Co.—,
2002.
p.
reduction in the
.
FINANCING—International has under con¬
of additional funds by 'the issue of long-term
debt obligations which would be Senior Debt, as that term is defined in
the indenture under which the debentures are to be issued. The aggre¬
gate principal amount, and the other terms and provisions of such
Senior Debt have not yet been determined, but it is expected that any
such Senior Debt would be issued under an indenture or loan agree¬
ment containing various terms and provisions usual in instruments of
such character, including restrictions as to The amount of additional
debt which International may issue and strictions on the payment of
dividends- on the capital stock "df International.
the "raising
>
&
Interstate Power Co.—Increases Preferred Stock—
subsidiaries consolidated for
for the years 1958 and 19o9
expanding business of international and its subsidiaries may
funds in addition to those to be provided by the sale of the
and those which may be obtained through internal sources
and current'bbrrowings. Such additional funds may be obtained from
various-sources including term loans, the sale of the obligations ot
International referred to under "Possible Additional Financing" below
or -the sale of other obligations or other securities of International or
sideration
Weld
common
113.
Income Fund of Boston, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
amendment
^
The
p.
The company on April 29
;
•
require
'
■'*'
1-
debentures
of
increase efficiency.—V.
;
for such expenditures will be provided
earnings and other internal sources;
it is expected that a further portion of 'such funds will be provided
through. sale of securities or bank borrowings of the various sub¬
sidiaries locally;-and some portion of such funds, the amount of which
cannot now be estimated, will be provided by International.
r.
;
letter
They pointed out that
-
,
portion of the funds required
through depreciation,-, retained
;
year
Jesuits were. expected in the 1958 fiscal year.
wie
-
Expenditures by .International and its
additional plant, property and equipment
Chairman of the Board, and Robert H. Levi,
to the stockholders stated that satisfactory
Hecht,
in
y
7,176,677-outstanding
from the sale of the debentures will
be < added to 'the
general funds of International. While no specific
allocation of the net proceeds ctfn 'be made, they will replenish cash
and increase working capital and Will to available for capital expen¬
ditures, investments In subsidiaries and sUch other purposes as Inter¬
national may determine.
< .
'
,
•
M.
President,
..'.'J';
capital stock.
Walker & Co
An
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
ended Jan. 31, 1958 amounted to
$3.64 per common share, it was reported 011 April 22.
with earnings of $2,875,503, or $3.06 a common share
sales totalled $104,700,752 against $108,497,893 the pre¬
fiscal
the
for
$22,413,000^'equall to $3.f2 a Tliare on The
'. shares of
988.
Hecht Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
IT&T and its consolidatecb
Consolidated net income
-EARNINGS—Sales and other Revenues of
subsidiaries totaled $653,469,000 in 1957.
are
Net
Dean
H.
.
-
electrical and
brazing use are also buyers of small-diameter stainless and alloy Steel
precision -tubing,*>he said.
' ' '«• ■ '
:
: c .
■
H
:
1.25
directly and through sub¬
is engaged,
corporation
ranging
in
-
operations beyond
of precious metals and" permit broader services to its
tomers.
Many plants'buying prfecious metal alloy? for
Co...
&
187,
m
the research and development, manufacture, installation
and -maintenance of -communications, electronic and electrical equip¬
ment, and operates telephone and radiotelephone,-and cable and radio¬
telegraph facilities;
These activities are carried 011 in the United
States and 22 other countries.
-v.<
1
>
/
1
'■
April '29 ""announced it. has acquired Posen &
NofristovVn, Pa.', manufacfufe'rs of-sma'll-dianieteT
precision industrial tubing. The'-purchase price was not disclosed. .T
Judson C. Travis, -President of Handy & /Harmon, said
also be called for redemption at prices
- plus
accrued interest in each case.
may
to 100
BUSINESS—The
The
company
on
Kline Tube Co.; Inc.,
tion
104.75 (0
sidiaries,
.
?
WInslow,
&
Valley Center.
sinking fund requirements for
kTT&T" will;; receive credit on account of
■
debentures converted;
fiel& 'Use. " "
Handy & 'Harman—Acquisition—
.'
1.25
In
&
] 'The debentures will be convertible into capital stock of the company
at $37 a share" through May 15, 1968; $42 per share thereafter through
May 15, 1975;, and $47 per share thereafter through May 15, 1983.
f Sinking, -fund -provisions provide for the ^redemption
at par of
$1,200,000 principal, amount of the debentures on or before May 15,
1968
and a like?amount annually thereafter through May 15, 1982.'
specializes in "radio control equipment,
and transistor test equipment.'—V. 187,
•V
Co
Hentz
The
capital stock the right to subscribe
for $28,'692,000 of 47/s% convertible subordinated debenturCS due -May -15, 1983-at the rate of $100 prinCipial
specific applica¬
1.25-
'1 Jayhawk, owned jointly by Colorado Oil & Gas Corp. and National
Cooperative Refinery Association, will use the proceeds, along with
ing holders of its
-
development contracts on digital systems foT
The 'third "phase "of the program" includes
the
concerns
1.00
1.25
White,
Eastman
.
Way 9 by:'Dr.-Leslie K. Gnlton, President;' :f ,;k-.Vc'"- ' ;
.
I Dr.
GUlton announced the establishment of a new Digital Devices
Department that will apply semi-conductor techniques to data acquisi¬
tion and -reduction 'in analog and /digital systems.
The new department
has been assigned to the CG 'Electronics Corp.; -Albuquerque, FT. M.; a
wholly-owned subsidiary of GuHon Industries,. Ino.*vV;
;v;
;
According to Dr. Gulton, the first phase"', of..ftotivities,for the new
department/includes The design-^^and--manufacture of transistorized ini.
strumentatfon'for-commercial and experimental usfe. The second phase
—
——
1.40
Jayhawk Pipeline Corp.
to mining'
t -.m.
Telegraph Corp.—Deben¬
tures Offeted to Stockholders—This corporation is offer¬
International
.
-Day
1.40
Co.-
bank loans. He added that about $12,000,000 of;
permanent financing will be consummated in 1959 to pay the bank loans
and provide funds for the "1950 construction budget—V. 187, p. 2002.
below.-—V. 186, p. 2757.
(New Jersey)
Co.
:
through; short-term
"National Department Stores Corp. below.
Standard Oil Co.
Anthony & R. L.
.50
Co.__
MP. Kapp stated that
Milting Oorp.—--Proposed New Name—
International Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Exchange
See
Trask &
Tucker,
1.00
:
Corp
the shareholders
am0unt! of debentures for each 25 shares of stock -held
.^fecoraon May 6,1958. The Ascription price is 100%.
:
The right to subscribe will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
Chilton iWilnsfries, inc.*—^Unit Enters Computor Field—
May 21, 1958.' The offering ik tielhg underwritten by a
This corpdritidn "has entered the .computer 'field, It was disclosed on
group of investment bankers headed bylCuhh, Loeb & Co.
.
'
,
,
.
told
were
Spencer
Co.
American
Walston & Co., Inc
covering.2,000,000 shares of common class B non-assessable stock
v
' v
'
.»V. :.C"1.
1958 seems "to be- a -year ofnincertainty for -v
Will pose sdme difficul'trjproblems'".for'^ the oil:>> ;
industry'arid correspondingly for Gulf. However, 4he GuTf "management
cited a number of reasons-why. it felt Gulf could maintain its post
tion "in the industry and look forward to excellent long-term prospects,
■j. Shareholders- learned the company -has nbt made any substantial
modification of a previously announced capital-expenditure program,covering improvements and expansion of plants and facilities.! Cost;
Qf the program-is expected to be in excess ,of $500,000,000. However,
Gulf officials noted that some expenditures could ;'be postponed "if
things did not 'turn out as well as expected,"
*
'
*, Gulf,
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries have for some time, fol-;
lowed, the policy of meeting the .heavy annual capital outlays out
of funds generated within the company.;
It is hoped this policy„ can
be continued and current projections of cash .flow indicate it/can.t?
j Gulf said its officials were convinced that any present lull m business r;'
ttng; results ;in
business" generally
3.00
William R. Staats & Co._
Swiss
G.
no
(par io cents) to be offered at 15 cent's per -shard,1 Without under-;,
-wrtting. -The proceeds are" to be useil for expenses incidental
s
1.25
Co.*-
3.00
1.25
y .The corporation on May 2 filed a letter of notification with the
for
months ahead hut dh'ersified world-wide Activities ate "expected.;
^me
<fe
Co
3.00
T M.
t Inspiration Lead Go., Inc., Wallace, Idaho—Files—•
_
1.00
Hammill
Barney &
3.00
<_„•
Granbery, Marache &
&
Co
1.25
& Co.
Sachs & Co
Goodbody
1.40
1.25
Co.,
;
hearing was scheduled to be held in the U. S. District Court in
lCy., ^before H0n. H, Church Ford, the Judge in charge
of the reorganization proceeding,-'on May 9,' 1958 to consider whether
the Court should apprbve the plan.—V. 182, p. 2688.
•-
This corporation expects 1958 to be a godd year "although its earnings ';
Are not expected to reach the levels of 1957, the most successful year,
Forgan
Goldman.
&
&
preferred stock from 250;000 shares to 500,000 shares was approved by
texingtohj
■'■'•■r
Co., Inc
Rothschild
;
Vhlue which exceeds the value on which the
based.
However, fhe Commission concludes that the excess
large that any change-in the plan is required solely on 'the
of the Commission's higher valuation. so
*'• A
Corp.—-Expects 1958 to Be a Good ^Tear, But
Gwlf Oil
.
Glore,
—V.
is
hot
Reid &
Hlrsch
of
Commission -found' a
con-;
of
F.
H.
Thq, objections filed to the plan by the public creditors of
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp. was that the plan was uniair because it was
predicated upon a valuation claimed to be grossly inadequate.
The
One
First
Boston
Hayden, Stone &: Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
•
'
First:
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
principles enunciated. in the Report, the proposed capital structure of
to make the plan
J;^e .reorganized .company would have to be modified
feasible.
'
v
'
'
*
ahv application with the SEC on May l,"l958,
for qualification of an indenture under the1 Trust .Indenture Act of
lp39j pursuant to which it proposes to offer.&n unspecified amount
jjf V/n'/a. debentures," due 1970, to its general .unsecured creditors, "in:
The
Hallgarten
fhat^lf Jthe >plan'is' ame)ided to make it fair,- in accordance with the
Tiled
Bankruptcy Act. A plan of "reorganization of the company.-.was
fjrnicci by the court on Alay 22, 1957.—^V. 179, p." 1159.
:
.
The" Commission .-concludes that-the plan is feasible but points out
■ ■
,
^
This corporation
'
claims.
the
of
rights:
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co..
1.25
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
in according to
fujl amount of their claims including interest. However, it is
them tne
such
Alex. Brown & Sons_i___:
public creditors of American Fuel &-Power Co.
the
of
below
Blyth & Co., Inc,____.._
All the new-Common stock of the- reorganized
The Columbia 'Gas System, Inc.; holder ol"
subordinated /claims against Inland Gas Corporation.^- plan is • fair
": ■
- Tne
Commission's -Report concludes that the-trustees
.
F.
Jariney,
.50
Co
Bacon, Whipple & CoL_-__
Baker, Weeks & Co._^
J.
company is to "be issued to
oridary
E.
1.25
;
Bache
1 ' the public creditors.
'4:
— Secondary
Offering—A secAa„
t
r-v
offering of $1,000,000 5%"<subordinated deben¬
tures due July 1, 1978 Avas made bti May'5 by Blyth &
'
n.oo
Ali>Ti & Co.,
Audhlncioss, Parker & Red-
bank
claims
indicated
'J>
C.
A.
->-
»-*-««
company in
percentages
Kuhn, Lceb &: Co
stock.
common
par
respective
-
This
KeritttCkyT" * -*
; • ;
stock is "to be offered " for public sale at/$6 per share-through, an
-The Plan, of Reorganization proposed by Ben Williamson, Jr., the
uhderwritfng- group headed by .Buckley Enterprises,/Inc., which will - .trustee or Inland Gas Corp. and Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp., and Clinton,
ffer the secnrities on a;",beSt'efforta" btvsis, for which it will receive a \ M. Harbison,'trustee of American Fuel & Power Co., provides for full
selling" commission of GOc per' share.
John L. Buckley, Jr.; Presidentriayme'nt In Cash of all priority and administrative claims and of the'
of 'the
underwriter, also is•-retained by /Dilbeck-Dominey Insurance
claims of,public creditors of American Fuel &• Power Co. The trustees'
Agency",'Inc.,'..managing general agent "of. the.: company, as a sales . --plan further corftemplates payment in cash to the public holders of*
and promotion expert.
" Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp. bonds and debentures for principal, but no
Georgia Casualty was. organized uhder Georgia law in December '!"*• interest except .i--*-*
idr a single interest coupon on the debenturesthe re- •
which
*shares of
450,000
1958,' 'covering
fl
the
debentures as shall not be subscribed for
through the exercise of
nffovini*
,
5,
(2117)
The-Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the
of 900 acres
organized in 1953> for
property located within
th®
ana
Raton, Fla. -It now owns
of undeveloped land. After becoming a subsich
corporate limits of Boca
»
tV
6
(2118)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 12,
1953
.
—
v
to engage in the active develop¬
ment of Its properties instead of selling undeveloped acreage in whole¬
sale lots as in the past.
\.
of
Lefcourt,
Raton Is expected
Boca
The
plans
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
t5%
„
notes
serially
due
15,' 1963
July
-
$282,500
convertible
A
stock
Last
480,642 shs.
sh.)
390,642 shs.
1,932,432 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
.
Jan,- 31,
1958, Lefcourt was contingently liable as guarantormortgage bonds- in- the amount • of $4,477,053 on properties - sold
(subject to-such mortgages') by Lefcourt in prior years. *.
installments of principal
structure
of
the
and
company
National
This
increase
to
which
will
it
obtain
SEC
the
liquidation
licensing
pea-packing
by
Boca
by
pack
the
of
Snow
arrangement."
products at
Crop
Seabrook
with
Raton.
186,
the
also
lias
option
an
its
plant
own
leased
tion
under
t
is
Lone
:'
Star JSteel
dealer's
a
Co.—Secondary
concession
completed.'—V. 187,
was
of* 62Vz
2003.
p.
cents
share.
per
*
Ira
.The
ment.
.
Ira
Purchase
Certificates
for
each
$100
held, in each of the first three
principal
the Arena is in
seasons
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be
Ltd.
available for
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
5
V* %
FINANCING
$24,925
48,000
6%
promissory notes
6%
debentures-due
Common
stock
750,000
cents)___:
10
•
48,000
..—:—
May-1,-1970
(par
Veterans
Memorial
Highway
at
Sunken
Meadow
/
Work
the Arena
on
The
because
lack
of
of
that
funds
tinued without
will
be
available
interruption.—V.
to
187, p.
the
work
to
be
Smith-Corona,
Maryland
Inc.
below.—V.
Recreation
187,
search
con¬
Approve Merger
Fisher
Rockville, M.d.—Files With Securities & Exchange Com.
The
corporation
April
on
filed
28
SEC covering 1,000 shares of b%
shares
of class
ferred
at
A
common
stock,
for
$100 per share and the
construction of
Mead
The
used
center.
ferred
pursuant
on
May
1
filed
registration
a
statement
to
Bids
will- be
.
received
by
the
16,
Mass.^for *thepurchase
bonds, series: C, due *1988.
Co.—Bids
at
company
from
it
of
May 15—
441- Stuart
it:
Street,
$20,000,000
Boston
first-?mortgage
v.
..
announced
was
of
all
*
the
on
share.
per
For
the
company reported net earnings of $795,117
the same number of common shares
84
cents
outstanding;—V. 186,
competitive
28, 1958, but
authorized by Commission order of
Feb.
the company
postponed the bidding. It now proposes-to
proceed-with the refunding
issue.
The company ulso will borrow
$1,500,000 from The First
tional
will
Bank
be
series
See
*
to
5%%
also
V.
.shares
the bond sale and bank
borrowing
the $20,000,000 of
outstanding
issued and sold in November 1957.
Proceeds
the
shares
of
redemption-of
bonds
187, -p.
due
1987,
2003.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—To Sell Notes
—
;
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has
authorized
this
company to sell $12,500,000 in
promissory notes to help financing
plant improvements.
...
The
1958
struction
*
said
company
construction
The
it
would
use
The
program.
expenditures
made
in
$7,500,000
remainder
of
the
will
this
and
and
central
service
buildings.
Pennsylvania
in
of
part
its
con¬
1957.
said it plans to spend $18,313,000
transmission and distribution facilities
office
proceeds
cover
company
plant,
May 5,
Murphy
Na¬
of. Boston.'
applied
B
-
It
corporation
furnishes
counties.—V.
186,
services
year
on
power
to
improvements
in
14
eastern
and
covering
to
proposes
.
Refining
stock
Lake
(both
of
for
to
Wis.),
at
the
rate
its
upon
at
outstanding shares and
Murphy, a producer
notes
the
rate
amount
acceptance
of
four
of
of
such
shares
notes.
of
The
not
Napco Industries, Inc.—Named
Midwest Oil Corp., Denver,
Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
on
May 2 filed a letter of notification with
the
undetermined number of shares of
common
stock
coveriitg an
(par $10) not to exceed $50,000 to be
offered to employees under its
Employees' Thrift Plan.
The offering will be made
at
the average
New
York
writing
;
the
is Involved.—V.
corporation
$11,285,000
Brands
1958,
For
Inc.
1B5,
the
on
date
has
obtained
principal
and
an
amount
expects
to
purchase.
No
option to
of
its
on
debentures
books
when
it
April
will
the
assets
<6
added
that
borrowings
$30
the
and
company
was
free
of
in
bank
ended
A°XuBaJ2
Apul ^0
to
be
a
the
much
of
Clinton
off
debt for
the
better"
quarter.
The
new
The
the
contract
the
for
that
production
undergear parts.
This is
Napco in less than one year.
is
part
of
it
of
again
the
second
such
the
all
Detroit
for that
the
4%
first
seasonal
time
in
a
.
He
of
net
equal
...
income
to
year-
rose
three
to
cents
J.
now
the
about
months
to
on
division
the
axles
of
Napco,
and
Mr.
Haines,
bear
President,
the
as
said
23-year-old
a
whole
diversification
and
COMPARATIVE
Provision
Net
for
Federal
on
six
on
on
Earns,
.
V.
shares
per
187,
p.
com.
of
v't
'
with
the
SEC
stock,
was
preferred
withdrawn
Nov.
on
stock
on.
'■>
.->•
17,
27,
5,000
and
Jan.
1957,
shares
1958.—V.
7,
' '
.
•
E.
Walker
has
retired
activity with the
Chairman
as
will
He
company.
•
•
,
-
186,
Chairman—
as
the
of
■ -
,
after
Board
in
serve
consulting
a
has
He
'.[•'%•
been
is
also
elected
to
director
a
the
of
board
of
American
Co.,
directors
of
Arinco
Welding-'Manufac¬
and
the
Pittsburgh;
Armco
Steel
Corp.
above.—V.
187,. p.
1897.
bonds
will
be
redeemable
at
regular redemption prices ranging
redemption prices scaling from
in
each
case.
»
,
PROCEEDS—Of
the
net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
proceeds
the
company's
1958
be
construction program.
BUSINESS—Company
provides electric service to
the western and northwestern
municipalities in
New
Jersey
construction
applied to the cost
Light's
&
will
that
of
$4,amount
bonds,
the
of
loans
comprising
approximately
1,750
all
of
portions
or
parts of the State
miles. 01; about
23.1% of the total area of the State.
The company has approximately
93,000 residential customers and
serves
an
estimated population
01
approximately 210,000.
will
'
axle
EARNINGS—In
$.17,118,487
and
1957
net
the
company
income
of
names
liacj
total
the
several
bonds, and the principal amounts of
they have agreed to purchase are as follows:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._
Lehman Brothers
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler_i__
—V.
187, p. 2004.
New
-
operating
of
revenues
$2,489,871.
of
series
components
square
of the 1988
bonds whicn
purchasers
1988 series
•
'
/ '
$2,500,000
^
<
2,500,000 "
2,500,000
•-
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures
Offered
—Offering of $30,000,000 35-year 27/8% debentures due
April 1, 1993 was made on May 6 by an underwriting
the
group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at 101.055 fa
and accrued
interest, to yield 3.82% to the purchaser.
group won award of the issue at competitive sale
The
OF
EARNINGS
on
1957.
income
1,362,000
May 5
Three
$29,120,828 $37,952,087
2,574,158
5,413,573
income
follows:
divids.)
prices
$2,519,573
2,354,543
$0,50
■
$1 06
011
a
bid of 100.1799%.
runner-up bids for the issue, all naming 4% coupons.
White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. (jointly),
Morgan Stanley &
2,894,000
2,354,543
preferred
subsidiaries propose to use the fttlids,
operations, for property additions
for underground storage.
Iroquois also
the funds to discharge bank borrowings.
from
800,000 will be used to
pay short-term bank
incurred in connection with New
Jersey Power
expenditures. The balance of the
own
$1,212,158
(after
Borrowings—
The
106.30% to par, and at special
102.18% to par, plus accrued interest
by
outstanding.
share
Clears
gas
from
The
1651.
Co.
derived
portion
>.
Walker
The
is
income
Common
Co.—SEC
Five other bids were received
for the bonds as 4V8s,
as-follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.57; Equitable Securities
Corp., 101.4799;
The First Boston
Corp., 101.44; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
100.4099, and Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. and White, Weld
& Co.
(jointly), 100.1399.
one
expansion.
to
group comprising Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Lehman Brothers
and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; * The bonds are priced at
102.172% and accrued
interest, to yield 4%. The group
won award of the
issue at competitive sale May 6 on
a bid of
101.573%. ' "
«
con¬
change
In
Jersey Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of $7,500,000
4l/s% first mortgage bonds due
May 1, 1988 was made on May 7 by an underwriting
of the firm's seven divisions
Cylinder Gas" name.
He
outgrown it through the years
1958
taxes
taxes
to
Mallory-Sharon.
New
"Chemetron"—
proposal
:
Federal
a
/
of
manufacture
major
2853.
tetrachloride plant
then be purchased
will
or
Merger Effective—
"National
had
STATEMENT
sales
before
p.
will
it
an
Gas
preferred
Corp.
See-
.
•
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
the
Co.—Becomes
6
approved
a
Chemetron Corp.
to
five
*n the
$412,650,
a
share,
a
for
May
company
company
continuing
Income
earnings for the six
than the
$79,645, equal
this
Charles
would
Co.,
that
Distillers
1787.
>'■ 4;
■
Steel
a
Cylinder Gas
stockholders
bank
number
to
name
said
debentures.
its
The
Gear
needed
the titanium
and
2003.
p.
additional
PURCHASERS—The
assembly in Minneapolis, Minn.—V.
186,
of
gain
Bevel
parts
acquired
capacity with National.
been
Corp.
and
driving
of
up
National
Gas
funds
use
p.
B
years
105
had
to
Alexander
Murphy
15,000
tetra¬
also located
Mallory-Sharon
Distillers
National Supply Co.—Walker
Resigns
1787.
Curtis-Wright
Natural
187,
J-'
-
Sub-Contractor—
as
announced
to
other
by
contract
internal
137,
issued
with
Bend, Ind..
acquired
Foods
Iuc..
blUlk debt amounted
year,
thoCnHnt years first
vne
prior PtT .ghare-trom $42,554,
and
received
24
National
2476.
19
$40,807,226 order to Curtis-Wright
5,000 military six-by-six tactical
trucks to be
assembled at the
Studebaker-Packard plant in South
'
retire
«ha\f of its prior fisoal
5 current fiscal
end
capital
Maid expects its
first5ouartor^n'f t?r the
.
to
paid
000r000A year a8°' ltS seasonal
$10,000,000
assemblies
tract
on
April
sub-contractor
a
National
in
-
planned
April
a
»
$5,642,500
by Standard
Standard Brands- carries
$4,562,748.
Standard
Brands
Maid
receive
30.
result
since
purchased
as
under¬
for
debentures held
the option
before
1956.
Minute
purchase
its
exercise
at
corporation
start
mid-summer
either
Fuel
purchase
class
„
for
Fox, President, stated on
Standard Brands-the transaction
^approximately $1,000,000
the
to
in
of
2217.
p.
John M:
debentures
in
Exchange price
Minute Maid Corp.—Plans to
Buy Its Debentures—
This
of
Stock
This
namea
time
titanium
plant
to
;
1265.
now
the
supply
sponge
transferred
National Mortgage Discount Corp., Waco, Texas—SEC
Registration Statement Withdrawn—
of
SEC
to
proposes
share
offer
to
titanium
was
•
of crude
petroleum and a marketer of refined
is making the exchange offer
"in order to acquire
a
controlling interest in the Superior
Companies and thus to integrate
its activities in the
petroleum field. If the
exchange becomes effective
it is
contemplated that the Superior Companies will
continue in their
same
does
United
—V.
by holders of at least 95% of the
Superior Refinery and Lake
Superior.
business as subsidiaries of
Murphy." Murphy
shares of the Superior Companies.—V.
187, p.
at
an
option to purchase, the
pound-per-year titanium tetra¬
Stauffer
new
plant
year
the
by
by
SEC has
p.
petroleum products,
any
with
finished
of
each
principal
conditional
corporation, and Hans Stauffer
May 7 announced that Nation^
on
■
stock.
sory notes of Lake Superior,
stock for each $100
this
of
Co.,
Distillers'
last
'
Corp. — Leases
Big
Plant—Later Purchase Planned
Stauffer,
sponge
that
completed
products.—V.
and
:
of
-'"'its
Chemical
interest.
expected
together
In
Superior,
in¬
special
National
exchange for outstanding
of Superior
Refinery Owners, Inc., and Lake
stock
Superior
&
from
The
Stauffer
The
stock.
this
piahT
Pia*w
t
Co.,
Warren,
Ohio;
Blaw-Knox
American Iron and Steel Institute.
-
l&tii'
1
of
order authorizing this
company to make bor¬
rowings from Chase Manhattan Bank in the
aggregate amount of $12,600,000 during the period ending Dec.
31, 1958. National proposes to
loan
an
equal amount to its subsidiaries, as follows:
$9,100,000 to
Iroquois Gas Corp., $1,500,000 to Pennsylvania Gas
Co., and $2,000,000
a
offer
Co.
of. Murphy
-
Packets"
gold,
over
The registration statement filed
covering 10,000 shares of class A
share of Superior
Refinery stock
Murphy also offers its stock in exchange
for
outstanding negotiable - promissory
notes
and
second -mortgage
notes of Superior
Refinery, and for outstanding negotiable
promis¬
and
is
he
mill
.
registration statement with the SEC
71,958 shares of ..its $1 par common
stock
common
Superior
2313.
p.
1958,
of
filed
of
business
ease,
this will complete integration of facilities
available
Mallory-Sharon for the production of titanium from ore to
..
This
the
corporate powers be enlarged to permit
it to
turing
4.
refunding
bidding was,
at
enter
either
for the
p.
to
Mallory-Sharon, world's largest integrated
pro¬
metals, is now jointly owned by National
Distillers,
R. Mallory, & Co., Inc., and Sharon
Steel Corp.
'V P
It
Ex¬
purposes.
securities
leased
equiva¬
per
decided
extractive
its
Distillers
Corporation
of
from
Murphy Corp.—Proposed Exchange Offer
Filed With
Securities and Exchange Commission-— : • %
-
of- these
that
field.
National
one-third
P.
previous fiscal year
or
has
by
ducer
au¬
Rate—
net earnings
of $650,000,
it
Bienvirth, President
to
Metals
of
May 7, has-issued an order authoriz¬
ing this company to-invite competitive bids/ior
$20,000,000 of its first
mortgage bonds,, series: C, due March 1, 1988,;to be sold for
Offering
(2)
this
Ashtabula.
a
property, equipment and facilities
and distribution system of Missouri
>
on
that
.
at
the
Co.—Earnings at Lower
.
a
and
chloride
physical plant,
Rothberg, President, on May 7 estimated that
ending May 31, 1958 should be in excess
v
be engaged in the production
tungsten, coal, oil and gas.
-:
of Stauffer Chemical
The
approximately 70 cents
,
The SEC,
consist
*
recently completed 50 millionchloride plant at
Ashtabula, Ohio.
This plant was constructed
Sir
order
an
;
to
has
distribution
Montrose Chemical
P.
Electric
and
fiscal year
lent to
-
Merrimack-Essex
and
comprising the gas transmission
in. Clay and Ray
counties, Missouri, including the cities of
Mosby, and Pralhersville.—V. 187, p. 1787.
250,000 shares of its $5 par common
stock, to be offered
the
company's 1958 Employees'
Stock
Plan.—V.
187,
165 J.
of
'
latter's
London,
England
and
Adalia, Ltd., Montreal, Canada.
celsior Springs,
the
states
in
John E.
Light Co.—Sale of Gas Properties
Power
with
said
President
gas trans¬
system of Missouri Power1' in its' Excelsior
consideration therefor is to be-the
original cost
of the properties, less
depreciation and-less $150,000 and contributions
in aid of construction and
customers' advances for construction.
The
depreciated cost at Dec. 31, 1957, was; $747,079. The assets
to be trans¬
mission
$10 per share. No under¬
for working capital'
be
Securities
director
a
Power
Springs District.
Corp.—Registers Employee Stock Plan—
corporation
SEC covering
p.
to
are
President and
of
"
an
International
is
Distillers
H.
Secretary
stor!-
industries,
■
Allison
Chairman
extractive
•
Fund
and
of
properties.
concentrates,
acquiring
will
Exchange Commission has issued
thorizing this company to Sell to The Gas Service Co.
of,-notification with the
at
common
recreational
a
The
cumulative preferred stock and 20,000
both to be offered at par, the pre¬
writing is involved. The proceeds
and
letter
a.
the
Francis
business
Titanium Tetrachloride
director, is a partner in the
Wollenberg & Kenehan;: Presi¬
Astronautical Federation; General Counsel,
Cleared by SEC—
Lane,
store
:
of
Co.;
Missouri
Inc.,
the
is
'
and co-founder and former President of
Aerojet Engineer¬
directors
Chairman,
1651.
Enterprises,
C.
its
National
:
President and a
law firm of Haley,
Corp., Malcolm A. Sedgwick, Vice-President
Insurance Co.;
Sir Robert A. Watson-Watt,
Watson,
Watt
and
Partners,
Ltd.,
Home
p.
the
of
in
u
23% .of National's
j^tock is owrrnl
by Sotuh American Gold &
Platinum
Co., which also is
engaged
in so-called extractive
industries.—V. 185, p. 147.
President and a director, Missiles-Jets Ss
Co., which will supervise the business affairs
Haupt &
Robert
See
Committee
otto
Investing
At Jan. 31, 1958, it had
total
approximately $23,225,000.
Its appu'cl"
primarily engaged (1) in the retail
at
National
According to the application,
attorney and formerly Dean of Harvard Law School, Chairman of
Securities <te Exchange Commission, and Chairman of
Civil Aeronautics
Board; William S. Palmer, Vice-President and a director of
Templeton,
Dobbrow & Vance,
Inc.; Arch C. Scurlock, President of Atlantic Re¬
1651.
Marcliant Calculators, Inc.—Directors
Advisory
(2)
Placer
zinc
engage
are
Bertram M. Goldsmith,
partner in
Crissman, Vice-President-finance and a
director of Columbia Gas
System, Inc.; Roy S. Heavner, Vice-President
and a director of
Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, Inc.; James M. Landis,
Ira
Parkway,
funds.
permit
Scientific
of
dustries,
through
future date
a
Motoi's' Corp.
International
of the
Other
company
sufficient
the
Haley,
D.
of the Fund;
ing Corp.
anticipates that about four months additional work
will be necessary before the Arena will be
ready for operation, assuming
„
of
General
G.
Rocket Society;
Automation Management.
begun in December, ,1955 and was carried on
1957.
Work has been almost entirely
was
that time
of
dent
continuously until the Spring of
suspended since
state¬
shares
at
policy is based on the antici¬
trend of the missiles-jets automation fields.
principally be concentrated in the common stocks
American
mack, N. Y., in Smithtown Township, Suffolk County, Long Island, The
company was incorporated in New York in 1954 and its executive offices
at
registration
its
beginning
growth
will
Washington,
BUSINESS—The company is building and intends to operate an indoor
for sports events, entertainments, civic and commercial events
and recreational activities.
The site chosen for the Arena is in Com-
are
the
offer
to
basis
yet been determined.
fundamental investment
Chairman
Andrew
Arena
Commack.
of
date
Fund
companies
Division
1,003,287 shs.
include 68,718 shares issuable upon the exercise of warrants,.
Does not
the
the
to: ."reflect
National's decision to withdraw from the retail field
and to
concentrate
on
business activities in the field of natural
resources
ap-'
securities
as
defined
in
the Investment Company
Act of
Investments will be selected
by the Fund on the recommendation
and
'■
750,000
1,200,000 shs.
the
of
continuous
a
group
shares
,
operation.
$24,925
not
Fund's
on
its
of
TempKHon, Dobbrow <te Vance, Inc., investment adviser to the Fund.
The dividend policy of the Fund will be to
distribute substantially
all its net income
semi-annually, and its net' realized capital gains
annually.
It is expected that capital gains
distributions, unless the
shareholder at his option previously requests
payment in cash, will
normally be paid iii shares of capital stock of the Fund.
Dr.
Theodore von Karman,
Chairman of the Board of Directors
of the Fund, is also Chairman
of the Advisory Group for Aeronautical
Research & Development, NATO (North Atlantic
Treaty Organization)
Outstanding
mtge. note due to July 2, 1959—
underwriting
of
of Arena,
Authorized
nationwide
a
effective
the
intention
Co.
long-term
1940.
general corporate
PRESENT
manage
business
in
•
controlling Interest therein.
Its purchases of
stock are continuing.
It proposes to submit for approval of
its stotkholders at a meeting to be held June
5, 1958, proposals (1)
.thatills
name- is
changed to "International Mining Corporation"
ernment
certificates
of
will
a
>•«,>
torth
listetHn'
primarily engaged in the business of
National
by
engaged in one or both of these fields.
The Fund
will
have
the
right
to make
investments
in
debt
obligations and
preferred stocks of investment grade of such
companies and in Gov¬
including the construction of the Arena.
purposes,
*
amount,
$3
the
&
investments
Its
of
is
has
The
The debentures may be called for redemption at
prices ranging from
to 100%, plus. accrued interest.
They may also be redeemed
through the sinking fund-at 100% and accrued interest. >
receive
It
which
105%
entitled to
CO.
in
defined
as
•
.
addition
and
8,
May
on
expected to offer the shares early in June.
wjll become open-end for redemption
Haupt
pated
of debentures and 10 shares of stock at $100 per unit.
will be
&
company
Fund
proximately 30 days after
\
& Co., of New York City, on May 9
publicly offered
$750,000 of 6% debentures due May 1, 1970 and 75,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) in
.units. Qf_$ 100.
The holders of the debentures
Haupt
which is
It
) Long Island Arena, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Dunne-
<
investment
engaged
company,
1
to its remaining store
operations, National owned
aslof
25, 1958,
745,965 shares
(approximately 29%)
of
the
out
standing stock of Placer Development, Ltd., acquired at a
cost of!$c!,
957,980.
It also has a $300,000 investment in
filed with "the
SEC a registration statement
covering the proposed public offering of
5.00,000 shares of its capital stock at $10 per share.
: : V
•
Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 7,100 shares of common stock (par $1);
was made on May 8
by Courts & Co. at $20 per share,,
with
diversified
new
is
applied
Exchange.'
estimated
that
or
not
In
.
This
it
Exemption
:
has
1,
March
Missiles-Jets & Automation Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
989.-
p.
Stock
assets
asserts
position
.
;
187,
that
May
on
.
and (3) (fiat
investment combam
At a stockholders' meeting in
February,'1957, National's
stockholder!
adopted a resolution authorizing a program
looking toward the^'dk.
2578.
p.
declaring
;
.
announced
was
investment
an
York
business,
it
Maid's
Minute
to
New
solidated
Farms Co.
Seabrook is marketing
and vegetables and when they are
fruit
of
Corp.—Seeks
-
—■
Company Act; and the Commission has issued an order
scheduling
application for hearing on June 17, 1958.
T
The corporation has outstanding 600,000
common
shares,
processing and marketing of its
exception of citrus concentrates,
the
Seabrook
plant in Idaho
Journal")—V.
above.—V.
with
purchase it.
■
Mr. Fox said Minute Maid has no
present plans to reacquire the
$5.7 million of debentures in the hands of the public ("Wall Street
Lindsay Chemical Co.—Merger Approved—
American-Potash & Chemical Corp.
that
announced
foods,
over
that
it
order
an
Stores
in Name
corporation,
for
than
option with
its
from
Department
—Plans Change
it
and
inventories
will
a
$60,000 with final
trust constituting first
maturity on -July -15, 1963 secured by deed of
on
substantially all of' the property owned
—V. 187, p. 2003.
;
See
debt
resuming dividends."
expects to be able to exercise
was
Maid's
exhausted
of
lien
•
"considered
before
frozen
taken
be
Minute
'
annual
it
Crop
would
^At
in
Fall,
Snow
of
fPayable
fruit
no
payments at this time."
explained ' that the board
the company
Brands with funds
frozen
"have
had
25
(par
its
immediate
Dividend payments
said,
Fox
He
the
account
Mr.
vegetable business, principally inventories.
He
reported this liquidation is proceeding much faster than Minute Maid
anticipated when it mapped this program about a year ago.
$282,500
„
cents per share;—,—„——
Common stock (par 25 cents per
said
He
of
July.
reduce
surplus
directors,
dividend
last
to
Standard
to
—l——
T—
*Lefcourt:
Class
Outstanding
^
.
mortgage
-
Maid
resume
desirable
the
Authorized
Raton:
Boca
to
halted
were
,
CAPITALIZATION
Minute
new
10^'^'
Cjo., 101.769, and The First Boston Corp., 101.*°
debentures
ranging from
redemption.
are
redeemable
106.056%
to
at
100%,
the
option of the company
depending
„
a
^
the year
upon
.
PROCEEDS—The company will use proceeds from the sale of
debentures, together with other corporate funds, to refund $30,ouu,
»
Ujjj
Volume 137x Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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(2119)-
*
-
*
ii.t
*
•
*
4
v
1
company
Olin
Mathiesou
Chemical
Corp.—Secondary Offering
„
has
—The placement of
at 540 Broad St., Newark 1, N. J.
It is a whollysubsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. >
•
The company is engaged in- the business of furnishing communication
'owned
r
mainly
services,
local and toll
telephone
On Dec. 31, 1957 the company
of which about two-thirds were
Jersey.
Service,
service, in the State of New
had 3,512,4021 telephones in
in the northeastern part of
•tlve State in the counties of Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Passaic
liiid-Union.
fV
-
•
■
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase and
in. the
respective
■-
amounts
set
forth
below*
them
.Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
$6,250,000
& ,Peek____/.___
400,000
",Adams
Co.j_I.__
,;Bache &
.
,
Blair
.William
and
iBurnliam
Bros.
Burns
y.
Inc.
Co.—
Denton,
•
•
Corp..
ii_600,000
Pacific Northwest Co.__
-V.. -• PiitterSbnv Copeland &
700,000 '"', Kendall, Inc._____l.__
Clayton Securities Corp.
250,000
Julien Collins & Co.____
250,000
,"/Courts & Co-.___i._i_.:.—r
600,000
Union
,
Net
-Shelby Cullonv Davis &
,jVr Co.;
-
&" Townsend,
DeHaven
*')-'
Dick
.•
::.
Crouter & Bodine____ ,7
'•R;
Merle-Smith—^
&
S."Dickson
&
200,000
1,250,000
,
Co.,
-
___—'
•Elkins,
.William, R.
Stern
600,000
Stokes .'.
Morris.
& Co.
Staats
Brothers
Walter
_i7
250,000
Stokes
Strauss
J. "S.
>
Securities
Steele
Wallace,
-
100,000
&" Co.—
Gerulclsen
Co.-_i
200,000
Wertiielm
& -Marshall.:----
250,000
C.
-Gregory & Sons—____
Ira Haupt & Co.—____4
900,000
&
•.
300,000
.are
'
Foster
S.
•
150,000
Yantis & Co., Inc.
U.
250,000
-
Stock
-
\of
:
the
$20,000,000
total market value.
on
a
sales
prospects
Cuffe,
President,
Appeals not to
of
the
will
Board,
Cushman vehicles,
for
the
which
accepting-
;
-In
careful
was
the
187,- p.
the
upon
of
decision
a
company's
May 2:
Justice had
indicated
by
Net
Stock
decision
May: 2,
on
the
\ '
Power
V
;
Net
the
of
stock
sale,
company
2450.
$11,979,000.—V.
187,
for
together
expenditures
1958
with
for
construction
The
company
on
May
2
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
registration
a
statement
with
the
R.
SEC
covering $70,000,000 of refunding mortgage bonds,, .^eries K, due
15, 1991, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
/
The company proposes to call for redemption its reiunding mortgage
/:>.4'/ait-' bonds, series J, due May -15, 1991, presently outstanding in
he
May
J^ Munzer,
expected
1
-
,
evidenced
as
April
on
cash
such
hand
on
will
informed
28
require(or
to
The
amount
to
Pending
to
of
amount
the
the
use
its
$70,000,000,
redemption
proceeds
of
from
106;755 <:'c
at
the
the
•
of« their
•
principal
amount.
series J bonds, the company intends
sale of the series K bonds to reduce
t
bank
borrowings.
The company intends to borrow from banks,
'"shortly before the redemption date of the series J bonds, the funds
required
for their redemption.
It
is expected that the series K bonds will be offered for public
sale at competitive bidding on May 26 at 11:30 a.m. (EDT)
at Room
1600, 140 West Street, New York, N. Y.
,
The
also
to
\in the last few
shareholders
reflect
the
that
steady
same
-$60,000,000
/"bidding on
of
or
stock
common
plans
to
file
years.
of
^
to
the
•
(Chas.)
This
•
tion
;opened
June 11.
on
gits.current construction
The
in
new
Southeastern
headquarters in Brooklyn,
Atlanta, Ga.. since 1952.
Center
designed
by Niagara Mohawk to finance
air-conditioned
contains
32,000
brick
leet
square
building,
Philadelphia
■-
of
to
An
pany's 87th hydro-electric plant, and many substations and electric and
gas transmission facilities." ^Included also are special substations and 55
miles of high voltage lines- to fa'cilitate delivery of power from the
, •
St. Lawrence and Niagara River projects to the company's customers."
Reviewing the company's financial position, Mr. Machold told stock:
,/holders that "results for this quarter cohstituted a' reversal of the^
downward trend in net income that had been experienced in 1957."
Earnings for the first quarter of 1958 were 79 cents per share of common stock
compared with 70 cents for the first quarter of the previous
Water
be used
to organize
on
at
in
concerted
a
20
No.
May
on
reorganize
principally, but not
effort
Wacker
12
Drive,
receive
The
company
to
Chicago
bids for
muitga^e 'bonds,
series
will be applied to the
the
G,
6,
111.,
will
purchase
due
up
to
It
of
from
May
1,
1988.
:.
construction program
company's
at
187,
6
announced that
it
expected
to hire
more
the
expects to
throughout the rest
four
past
hire additional employees "in
of this year.' I"
Republic has hired more than 2,000
employment to approximately 13,000.
months
186, p. 2624.
Registers
—
and,underwriting
be supplied
to
are
makes
company
by
and
amendment.
ethical pharmaceuticals,
sells
its
principal
product
being "Maalox," used for treatment of gastric hyperacidity,
ulcers and gastritis.
It
has
outstanding 279,279 shares of
capital stock.
The selling
stockholders, Gerald F. and Herbert. C.
Rorer, now own 132,120 and .130,185 shares, respectively, and propose
has
Y.,
to
sell
50,369
Gerald
and
49,631
holdings
F.
shares,
respectively.
After
such
sale,
their
will
amount to 58.1%
of the outstanding stock.
listed as Vice-President, Treasurer * and
director,
Rorer as President and director.
•
»
>
Rorer
and Herbert
C.
Is
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Two New Directors Elected—
Coleman W.
Morton.
-•
Los
Angeles, Calif., and Henry H. Patton, New
elected directors of this corporation.
Mr. Patton, an associate of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., replaces J. R.
Dilworth,
site,
2005.
p;
the
1898.
peptic
York,
Co.—Bonds
May
on
amounts"
The
three-acre
a
free
or
the
terms
Y., have been
N.
who has resigned.
J
Vice-President and a director
partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
a
Offered—
Morton
Mr.
investment
banking group headed by Drexel & Co.
on May 8 offered a new issue of $4,000,000 first
mortgage
bonds, 4]/8% series due May 1, 1988, at 101.50% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield about 4.04%.
'
;j;
will
corporation filed a registration statement with.; the SEC on
May 6, 1958, covering 100,000 outstanding shares of its $1,
pan.capital
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof through
an underwriting
group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.K and. Schmidt,
Poole; Roberts & Parke.
The public offering price
make
located
space.—V.
Suburban
under¬
of
26, 1958, and are not expected to exceed
$15,000,000
the receipt of the
proceeds of the bond sale.—V.
combined
is
in
benefits
This
DJstribu-
N.
the
1957
program.
corporation is proceeding on schedule with its three-year, $360
million-expansion program," according to Mr. Machold. "This program
includes the addition of four huge steam-electric generators, the com-
j
..
has
branch
Chamblee
businesses
the
(William) Rorer Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Secondary With SEC—
possible efficient
processing cf orders end fast delivery of the company's pharmaceutical,
chemical and agricultural products to customers in a ten-state area.
Electronic
office
equipment and materials-handling
devices of tho
most modern type have been installed to accomplish these objectives.
■
"This
.
which
smaller
a
new
The
used
in
company,
operated
:
r
The proceeds of the issue will be
v;
Center
'The
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Plans $50,000,000 Bond
Financing—This corporation plans to sell $50,000,000 of
:
30-year general mortgage bonds, it was announced by
/ Earle
J. Machold, President, on May 6.
The bonds will
-be sold at competitive
bidding and the bids will be
April 30 dedicated its
Cliamblee, Ga.
on
for
Of
Government's
Pfizer & Co., Ine.—Distribution Center—
company
sale
1959 procurement program.—V.
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. under pre¬
-emptive rights on or about/Sept. 30. The proceeds of these last two
issues will be used to retire shortrterm bank borrowings being utilized
to finance new construction.—V. 187,
p.
2004.
on
offered
involved.
when employment was at its lowest
point.
corporation currently has a backlog of $347,000,000 in orders
Air Force's new Jet, the F-105.
There is, also an..additional
$300,000,000 for F-105's
and
parts
contained
in
the-
Mr.. Munzer further stated that management anticipates additional
improvement in sales and earnings through continued efficiency of
operations,
increased, capacity from recent
expansion, plus further
acquisitions currently in the process of negotiation.—V. 185, p. 2562.
.
SEC
The
for
.quarter were gratifying, particularly because of adverse weather con¬
ditions in all marketing areas which reduced the average
consumption
per
customer and thereby offset the increased sales and earnings
realized from last year's expansion.
a
-
the
be
.employees to bring its turreht
Including the projected increase for May, Mr. Peale
pointed out,
Republic will have hired more than 3,000
employees since November
actual
on
to
March
During
•"
-
registration statement covering
refunding mortgage bonds to be offered at competitive
about July 9;
It also plans to sell $120,000,000 of
company
based
•
with
countries." '
stock
Mr. Peale said Republic
stated
Munzer
1958,
'
Registers
—
1,000 employees this month.
Munily I. Peale, President, said this increase reflected the
company's
buildup for volume production of the supersonic
F-105 fighter-bomber
later this year.
He said re-tooling and other factors of the
model
change-over at Republic have virtually been
completed, and a steady,
gradual increase in production forces is now under
way.
that the
first quarter
earnings for the year
figures for January and February together with
the unaudited figures for March, were
approximately the same as the
corresponding period of the previous year.
Mr. Munzer said,
that
although somewhat less than anticipated, the earnings for the first
Mr.
»•
see
Republic Aviation Corp.—To Hire
1,000 for Jet Work.
.
the
(for details,
>
underwriting-.is
.list
.
The corporation
and
purposes).
program
earnings
& Co.
2005.
p.
than
.
Inc.—Earnings Steady—
sales, and
1958
of increase
rate
President;
the
De¬
(including the payment of bank borrowings for construction
purposes)-,
.which program involves expenditures estimated at
$18,700,000 for 1958
and $21,000,000 fcr 1959.
Bank borrowings amounted to
$12,000,000
I
Petrolane Gas Service,
a
.
the
engaged
(CDT)
modest
New York Telephone
3.
be
company
a.m.
time of
2004.
p.
Johnston, Lemon
of the
Net proceeds
Pre¬
improvements
treasury
estimates
its
for
187, p.
received from operations, will be
applied to the company's cash
ments during
1958 lor property additions and
its
Co.—Subscriptions
operate companies in foreign nations,
in the Far East, Near East and Africa..
$x6,uyo,0ou
,"
'
.
Registers Proposed
—
on
Public $ervi<» Co, uf
Oklahoma—Bids May 12—
on
Co.
to
Offering With SEC—
proceeds
reimburse
then
The
Court
'
Power
1898).—V. 187,
proceeds
said
11
'to rule against the Federai District Court
have
already filed in the District Court."
_
engineers
was
not
We
suit.
its
exploratory well
by-its
organize companies ip
high demand,
basic
industries,
such
as
refrigeration plants, shoe
factories,
low-cost, housing
development and. modern
dryv cleaning
establishments.
It is
contemplated that for the first few years of
operation, any earnings will be retained as
working capital.
Incorporators of the company were William L.
Graham, President,
H. W. Cardwell, and Jack H.
Heathman, all of Wichita. Mr. Graham
owns 47£/«
of the outstanding stock.
the
there
selected
and operate small and medium
sized
countries and "hopes to demonstrate
exclusively,
is
the
that
.
been in reorganization proceedings and its proper¬
The
ties are now in the hands of receivers, ,The company's general mortgage
,4'?6-80ld bonds due June 1, 1955, were suspended March 17. 1958. Total
That issue was
market, value had dropped to less than $200,0000.
p.
at
Juan
organize
developed
This company on May 7 filed a
registration statement-wilh the SEC
covering 60,000 shares of $100 par preferred stock, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
' '
Total market value
The company has
185,
Electric
•private enterprise in
year
against
case
.
/delisted April 30.—V.
of
'
company has received subscriptions for
25,000 shares and will ofl'cr the balance for
public sale.
;
Organized in October 1937 under Kansas
law, the company proposes
to
and
our
San
150,000 authorized shares, the
:
on
rendering
990.-;
Pennsylvania
ferred
amount outstanding was $175,000 as of
market price of $8.75 per $1,000 face value,
bond.
were
^
third quarter of
commenting
hear
stated
Department
prevail.
Appeals
/—V.
principal
April 29,-1958, based
by
fw®blem
of
,
to less than $200,000 of
E.
Maritime
justice
•
and
^Exchange Commission.
/
In reviewing the eligibility for continued
listing of any security, the
;
Exchange pointed out," no precise mathematical criteria are applied.
; However, such a review usually occurs,
for'example, when the outstand¬
ing amount of the issue, exclusive of concentrated holdings, has been
.reduced
for
be
to
held, in
This
involving jurisdiction, the Department does support the
on the merit of the case and hekl in its formal brief that
PFEL
should
be
permitted
to
call
at
Hawaii
on
its
unsubsidized
steamship service to Guam.
In
view
of
this, I am confident that
100-year gold bonds due June 1, 1992, of this railroad.
,v
Application to delist the issue will be filed with the Securities
,
accounted
was
drl11
Pr°P°ses
a
acreage
corporation filed a registration statement
May 5,' 1958, covering 125.000 of common
stock,
public sale at $10 per share.
No
company
Exchange announced on May 6 it will suspend
trading, 1 effective-May 19, the first ' refunding mortgage 4$.
•from
gain
time, .the
"While
a
York
" "
About half
Court
S.
Federal
p., 2004.
New
issue
cents)
an
(par five
Private Enterprise, Inc.,
Wichita* Kansas
Stock Offering With SEC—
the
good
Thomas
200,000
New York, (Omtario & Western Ry.—Bonds to Go Off List
The
•V. 187, p.
Pacific Far East Line, Inc.—Files With Court—
-
Wright & Co.,
200,000
•V'. 187,
,
during
V^ley 0il
location
at
gas
its
of
$0.87
and indicate, a higher volume than in the second
quarter.
start-up costs have already been absorbed, it- is
expected that
profit margins will improve significantly."—V.
187, p. 1897.
1,250,000
White & Co
1
F.
Co.
;•£-
Co
500,000
.
Keiiower, Mac Arthur &
:
N.
Arthur L.
$0.33
Since
200,000
&
$0.42
included in the first six months of last
year."
G. Rayniak, President;; said:
"The lower
"At this
250,000
&
150,000
Held, Richards & Co,__
rrPauset,'
$0.36
level of
earnings
primarily to high tooling costs, major modifications of
manufacturing methods, and the introduction of new equipment, all
.involved in getting into production of the
completely new V-4 outboard
motor.
It is anticipated that future
operations will benefit from these
! improved
techniques and new equipment.
*
•
-
250,000
500,000
Thomas & Co.„——_iiL"
1,250,000
$6,244,636
Joseph
.
~
Equitable
.
$2,592,04(5
is attributable
.
&
Co.—•_
$3,033,676
periods
the .sales
not
1,250,000
;; 800,000
Co.—
&
&
-of
200,000
Co'.iiV
&
266,000
$2,824;700
reached
200,000
,
Smitliers
6,587,000
123.000
NOTES—"Sales for the quarter and six(imonths ended March
31, 1958
new. highs.
Outboard motors and lawn mowers registered sales
gains Over last year, although chain saws sales were lower.
250,000
•'
'
Jnc.'
S.
13,097,63'6
3,211,000
/
the "average number
of shares outstanding
(1957 adjusted lor 3-for-l" stock split ).
on
respective
500,000
Hutzler
F.
6,445,676 7- 5,926,046
-
and/or
part
Potomac
1958—6 Mos.—1957
3,273,000
.139,000
147,000
.
share—
per
♦Based
'
200,000.s Reihholdt (i Gardner—
'l.'-v;.- Rippel & Co...'——
600,000 "/ Salomon Bros. &
stock
bentures—Of the $19,700,000 of 3%%
convertible debentures due 1973, which were
offered by the
company for
subscription by common stockholders at
100%, $18 788600^ principal amount were subscribed for, and the re¬
maining $911,400 of debentures were taken
up-.and sold
on May 7
by the underwriters, headed
by Dillon, Read
& Co.
;
3,911,000
earnings
150,000
& Co., Inc.
.
,
taxes—
income taxes___—
•Earns,
'
inc.
oil
Inc. and
250,00U
Inc.
1126
p.
County, Grand; County
Washington County, all in the State
of-Utah.—V. 186; p. 1632:
'
,
.
$48,605,290- $36,889,646 $74,381,609 $68,629,271
taxes.
6,882,700
& Can.
State
Raifensperger, Hughes
Securities
for
some
or
(& Subs.)—Record Sales—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
income
Fed.
'
v-Dallas
common
Inc.; according to an announcement by
and investment
advisers of the Fund.—
sponsors
iL_
sales
on
900,000
Pollock .& Co.,
Wiu. E.
.
.
Brothers,
Earns.-bef..income
.
'
City, Okla.,.
,
10 cents per share/
187, p. 2004.
Net
.2.5.0,000
Milwaukee
Corp. above.—rV. 184,
^nni?nnomshares ofOklahoma
rp*'
4UU0,000
Fund,
Period End. Mar. 31—
500,000
Mullaney," Wells &. Co.-
600,000
Co.—_—
&
]
'200,000
Co.;
The
500,000
_
Street
.
900,000 7 New' York Hanseatic
Co
&
William
Outboard Marine Corp.
300,000
250,000
Stores
Pleasant Valley Oil &
Mining Corp.—Stock Offered—
This corporation on
May. 7 offered, through Stauffer
1,250,000
-
900,000
Co._—-u..
&
Co.
McMaster Hutchinson &
.
500,000"
r
._
,#ao6n, Whipple" & Co._l"
./•Baxter
V.
Ladenburg, Tlialmann
&
One
Lehman
150,000/ Mackall & Coe
150,000', McCormick & Co.______
National Department
Theodore V.
The
of
$90,000,000 principal, amount of debentures:
(fAllison-Williams >Co
'•Anderson '& Strudwick_
,Atichincloss", Parker &
Redpatli
_■—
See
Houser, Chairman of the Board of Sears Roebuck & Co.,
and
Arthur H. Bunker, Chairman of the Board of American Metal
Climax, Inc., have been elected members of the board of directors of
severally
to
aggregate
an
Placer Development,
Ltd.—Control Sought—
common stock
One William Street Fund, Inc.—New Directors—
-
•
underwriters named below have
the company'has agreed to sell
agreed, to
severally
•
•
80,500 shares of
(par
$5) was consummated on May 7 through an exchange
distribution on the New York Stock Exchange. This sale
was
arranged by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co.—V. 187, p. 1545.
;
;
;
^
its
'principal offices
:
7
J
--
47<«%,.debentures, due Sept. ,1. 1993 which the
.intends, ta call for redemption in June, 1958 at 107.146$;.
V BUSINESS—Company is incorporated in New Jersey and
.outstanding
Research
and
Fund, Inc.,
of South
ing, Ltd.,
a
Executive
is
of
Capital
Management Co., which manages International Resources
substantial Sabre-Pinon stockholder.
He is
also
a
director
American Gold & Platinum Co., Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg¬
and Anglo-Ecuadorian Oil Fields, Ltd.—V. 186, p. 1379.
'
•
PROCEEDS—Net
•of
of
$500,000
proceeds from sale will be
bank
loans
incurred
pany's construction program,
utility plant additions."
and
toward
the
A
...
appliedto the payment
finance
to
»'
•
*
-
-
-
•
•
year.
:
•
A
•
i
■
*
;.
BUSINESS—Company,
incorporated
in~r 1905,
territory of approximately 300 square miles in
/Niagara Mohawk's investment in - power, plants, transmission lines,
substations, gas lines and "other physical plant now totals over $1 billion, Mr. Machold told the: stockholders.
Continuing large-scale con'
struction and financing programs will be necessary to meet the growing
needs of over a million
csutomers; he said.
The number of company stockholders this year reached a new high
of. 104.300. .Extension of electric service to the
City of Dunkirk, and
to Indian Lake and Cazenovia
helped bring the total cuostomers now
served
by Niagara Mohawk to nver -1,070.000.—V.
187,
p.
City of Philadelphia, More than 587,000
the
EARNINGS—For
net
and
646
,
,
in
Utilities
/'Privately—This
-
'
:
has
placed
Redpath,
due
Co., Casper, Wyo.
issue
of
income
p.
i
Notes Placed
and
Eastman
'Lynch,
operating revenues amounted to $9,473,412
$2,766,332, compared with $7,864,373 and $2,301,-
serial
790,363
Sec
notes; 77,600 shares of
shares of common stock.
Nuclear
p.
Science
&
Engineering
registration) statement
covering
25
a*
cents),
proposed offering
wus
Long
Statement
Corp.
withdrawn
filed
of
about
with
100,000
a
the
SEC
shares
month
or
so
of
- on
Sept.
common
ago.—V.
20,
stock
186, p.
1957,
as Chairman of the Board.
resignation as President, Thorilaa J.
Manufacturing
division
Ault,
now
President
of Borg-Warncr Corp." and Long
It la expected these
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., will become President.
changes will become effective within 60 days.
Shaffner
Mr.
stated
that
Corp.
Borg-Warner
1155.
p.
with
Drexel
&
value
par
Co.
in
the
of
rumors
a merger
entirely
were
without
between. Saco-Lowell
foundation.—V.
186,
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
preferred
First
offering are:
Boston
Fenner
&
Corp.;
Merrill
Fidelity-Philadelphia
delphia
9,
Pa.,
will
receive
tenders
for
the
due
Jan.
bonds
the
series
A,
of
sum
'
interest.—V.
up
$150,052,
187,
p.
Trust
to
12
to
1,
2039,
at
Co.,
o'clock
sale
prices
It
to
not
South
135
noon
of
(E'DT).
consolidated
an
to
amount
exceed
Broad
on
lOO'.o,
to
plus
Phila¬
1958,
3% -6'?»
He
R.
Salem-Brosius'
to
prime
to
It
bonds
to
1378.
prices
not
an
to
amount
exceed
sufficient
100%,
plus
to
exhaust
accrued
the
sum
interest.—V.
of
179,
$78,180
p.
2250.
at
atomic
industry.
the
first
name
big
of
acquire
to
company
a
Wickwire,
Ward A.
Jr.,
step
the firm but said the move would
in
becoming
contractors for nuclear cores.
supply
is
structurals
known
This
Ave., New York, N. Y„ will up to 3 p.m.
(EDT)
on
May 29, 1958,
""receive tenders for the sale to the company of first general
mortgage
the
now
and weldments
primarily as
a
an
Integrated
supplier
role would be
8alem-Brosius'
to companies' building reactors.
producer of furnaces,
materials han¬
dling equipment and mechanical devices for heavy industry.
in
Gerstnecker, Treasurer of the Pennsylvania RR., 380 Seventh
(par
not disclose
did
means
accrued
330.
in
negotiation
started
has
supplier
exhaust
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—Tenders—
W.
a
be
13,
mortgage
sufficient
corporation
is
President, said at the annual meeting on April 30.
Smith,
St.,
June
which
2004.
WithdrawnThe
$100
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
2585.
plans to offer 30.000 shares of 6r.'<< non-cumulative
preferred stock at par ($10 per share) on or about May
also V; 187,
his
the
of
and
& Co. Inc.;
Smith; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
and White, Weld & Co.—V. 187, p. 1789.
Pierce,
Barney & Co.;
The 'corporation
13.
area.
1957
to
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
The
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
Harriman
Nuclear Materials & Equipment Corp., Apollo, Pa.—
Offering Expected May 15— !
_•
"
;
'
convertible
this
Upon
-
This
.
'
in
are
a
r
unsecured
stock
The
;
persons
in
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the present financing, the com¬
will have outstanding $41,375,000 of first mortgage bonds; $525.-
000
through Auchincloss, Parker &
$2,600,000 43A% instalment notes
May 1, 1978.—V. 163,
surrounding
pany
886-
it was announced on May 6,
company,
privately,
an
—
water
area
1956.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Northern
supplies
the
•
,
Malcolm D. Shaffner, Chairman and President, announced on May 7,
will resign as President but will continue his association with
that he
the company
-
!
Saco-Lovvell' Shops—President to Resign—
■
portion of the com¬
cbst of construction of
a
p.
the
Salem-Brosius
of
atomic
would become
completely
hardware," Mr. Wickwire
.
Jacinto
Petroleum
Corp.—Secondary Offering-
Direct placement of 5Q.000 shares
of coinmon
made on May 6 througb White,
V. 187, p. 1210.
$1)
Integrated
said.—V. 186,
V. 185, p. 2104.
1741;
San
that
production
was
stc^k (par
Weld & Co.—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
(2318)
of its
ment
sale
lots
as
Raton:
Boca
15?
July
-
r
$282,500
$282,500
stock
share:
per
sh.)
(par 25 cents per
stock
Common
480,642 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
•
It
Inc.—Debentures Offered—Dunne
May 9 publicly offered
$750,000 of 6% debentures due May 1, 1970 and 75,000
shares ol common stock (par 10 cents) in units of $100
of debentures and 10 shares of stock at $100 per unit.
The debentures
105%
York City, on
-
ranging from
be redeemed
be called lor redemption at prices
accrued interest. ■ They may also
may
plus
100%,
to
accrued interest.
entitled to receive $3 of Arena ;
purchase Certificates for each $100 principal amount of certificates
held, In oach of the first three seasons the Arena is in operation.
J PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be available for general corporate
purposes, including the construction of the Arena. •
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
through the sinking fund at 100% and
The holders of the debentures will be
Outstanding
promissory notes
6%
debentures
stock
Common
.—:—■
due May 1, 1970
(par 10 cents)
recreational
and
warrants.
The
Island,
mack, N. Y., in Smithtown Township, Suffolk County, Long
incorporated in New York in 1954 and its executive offices
Veterans
Memorial
Highway
at Sunken Meadow Parkway,
at
Commack.
:
the Arena
Work on
begun in December, 1955 and was carried on
was
entirely
continuously until the Spring of 1957.
Work has been almost
suspended since that time because of lack of funds.
.The
anticipates, that
company
work
additional
months
four
about
without
tinued
*
1651.
187, p.
interruption.—V.
7
Marchant Calculators, Inc.—Directors Approve Merger
;
Smith-Corona,
See
below.-—V.
Inc.
corporation
April
on
filed
28
'letter of notification
a
the
with
covering 1,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock and 2(J,000
(shares of class A common stock, both to be offered at par, the pre¬
ferred at $100 per share and the common at $10 per share. No under¬
writing is involved. The proceeds are to be used for working capital
and
construction
for
Mead
of
recreational
a
center.
Corp.—Registers Employee Stock Plan—
of
on May
1 filed a registration statement with the
covering 250,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
pursuant
to
the
company's
1958 Employees' Stock Plan.—V.
187,
p. 1651.
Jan.
the
Fund
Electric
Co.—Bids
May 15—
.
The SEC,; it
announced
annually.
by
..
.
.
zinc
shares
companies
such
in
and
at
Fund,
Chairman
International
Rocket
Board
and
Astronautical
the
of
Ira
Fund
the
Francis H.
Haupt & Co.;
Bertram
are
formerly
and
Dean
of
School,
Law
President and
to
withdraw
the
in
Til"
Securities
leased
distribution
and
system
Missouri
of
Springs District.
The
consideration therefor is to
of
the
properties,
less depreciation and less $150,000
in
aid
of
construction
and
customers'
in
Power
advances
be
the
to
the
plant
from
S,tauffer,
with
million
50
Corp.
of the titanium tetrachloride plant
and that it will then be purchased
products.—V.
187,
Fuel
2003.
p.
Co.—SEC
Gas
Borrowings—
Clears
equal
an
187, p.
amount
to
subsidiaries,
its
follows;
as
Withdrawn—-
statement
shares
10,000
with the
preferred
filed
class
of
A
SEC
B
stock,
preferred
This
corporation
issue.
tional
Bank of: Boston.
Superior
will
be
series
applied
B
5%%
also
See
V.
Proceeds
the
to
bonds
187,
the
of
redemption
due
1987,
bond
of, the
issued
sale
and
bank
$20,000,000
and
sold
borrowing
outstanding
of
in
November
1957.
and
♦
Alexander
Walker
E.
Walker
Steel
retired
has
Co.,
American
been
has
is
He
Corp.
turing
Chairman
as
to
elected
also
director
a
the
board
Iron
and
The
Pennsylvania
stock
Public
The
1958
company said it would use $7,500,000 of
construction program.
The remainder will
struction
The
transmission
and
central
service
...
The
plans
in
proceeds
part
of
its
con¬
to
$18,313,000 this
spend
facilities
and
buildings.
It furnishes services
counties.—V. 186, p. 2313.
year
on
power
improvements
in
eastern
14
to
and
Oil
corporation
on
May 2 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock
covering
(par $10-) not
Employees
an:
to
exceed
Thrift
$50,000
Plan.
The
be
to
offered
offering
will
to
be
New York Stock Exchange price on the date
writing is involved.—V.- 185, p. 2217.
employees
made
of
the
at
purchase.
its
under
average
under¬
No
corporation has
obtained
For
Standard
the
in
debentures
the
transaction
$1,000,000
its
on
books
when
it
an
since
at
will
result
Standard
$4,562,748.
in
Brands
Standard
purchased the
assets
Maid
to
of
capital
a
carries
Brands
Clinton
gain
the
that
borrowings
the
and
A
years.
Minute
company
was
year
free
ago,
in
of
planned
April
bank
its
retire
the
paid
off
all
debt for
the
first
seasonal
bank
Foods
Inc.,1
debt
debentures.
its
'
ended
cents
first
said
April
a
30
share,
quarter of
or
26
in
the
cents
prior
Minute
to
for
be
Maid
expects
its
"much
better"
than
the
first
the current
half
fiscal
of
in
number
a
amounted
per share,
from $42,554.
year's first quarter.
earnings
its
year,
for
the
the
$79,645,
prior fiscal
net
equal
$100
principal
its
upon
amount
acceptance
such
of
holders
by
The
notes.
of
least
at
is
offer
95%
the
of
as
receive
a
$10,000,000
a
assemblies
tract
on
April
sub-contractor
corporation
named
other
and
received
24
that it
Curtis-Wright
announced
the
to
contract
for
production
of
undergear
parts.
This is
Napco in less than one year.
by
had
again
the
second
such
new
contract is part of a $40,807,226 order to Curtis-Wright
5,000 military six-by-six tactical trucks to be assembled at the
Studebaker-Packard plant in South Bend, Ind..
for
to
Detroit
income
to
about
months
equal
to
to
cents
the
$412 650/
a
parts
Gear
Co.,
needed
*
National
The
this
Charles
would
Cylinder Gas
stockholders,
of
name
J.
now
the
on
company
Haines,
bear
the
6
approved a
Chemetron Corp.
President,
said
23-year-old
one
share,
of
"National
STATEMENT
Quarter Ended March 31—
change
to
*
-
the
through
»
•.
'
EARNINGS
OF
1958
-
$29,120,828
before Federal
for
Federal
taxes
taxes
on
on
income.
2,574,158
income
1,362,000
'I
the*
-
•
the firm's seven divisions
Cylinder Gas" name.
He
sales
Provision
"Chemetron"—.
proposal
—
as a
whole had outgrown-it
diversification and expansion.
COMPARATIVE
Net
Co.—Becomes
May
to
company
continuing
Five
other
bids
The First Boston
,
years
by
V
&
Co.
bonds
5,413,573
2,894,000
'
T
..
Inc.,
for
the
bonds
The group*
May 6 on'
;
as
4V'aS,-
102.18%;
to
par,
will
incurred
in
be
at
and
par,
plus
PROCEEDS—Of
800,000
redeemable
be
to
the
net
to
used
connection
at regular redemption prices ranging
special redemption prices scaling from
interest in
accrued
each
case.
from the sale of the bonds, $4.short-term bank loans of that amount
New Jersey Power <fe Light's construction
proceeds
pay
with
expenditures. The balance of the proceeds will be applied, to
of the eompanyjs 1958 construction program.
Net
income
Earns,
-r-V.
shares
per
187,
p.
com.
$1,212,158
outstanding
share
1651.
(after
$2,519,573
2,354,543
preferred
'
divids.)
2.354,543,
$0.50
$1.06
the cost
BUSINESS—Company provides electric service to all or portions of
105 municipalities in the western and northwestern parts of the State
of
New
comprising approximately
Jersey
of the
total area
residential
of the State.
and
customers
1,750
square
miles, or about
approximately
population of
The company has
serves
an
estimated
approximately 210,000.
EARNINGS—In
$17,118,487
and
1957
series
bonds,
and
the
income
net
had
company
total
operating
revenues
of
of $2,489,871.
names
several
the
of
the'principal
amounts
of
the 1988
bonds Which
purchasers, of
3 988
series
they have agreed to purchase are as follows:
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
$2,500,000
:
Co
Salomon
—V.
Bros.
Hutzler
\
187, p. 2004.
New
&
■
"
2,500.000
'
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures Offered;
—Offering of $30,000,000 35-year 3%% debentures due
April 1, 1993 was made on May 6 by an underwriting
group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at 101.056%
and accrued interest, to yield 3.82% to the purchaser.
group
won
May 5 on
follows:
Morgan
The
,
2,500.000
Lehman Brothers—
'
_
a
award of the issue at competitive sale
bid of 100.1799%.
bids for the issue, all naming 4% coupons, were as
Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. (jointly), 102.1799;
runner-up
White,
Stanley & Co., 101.769, and The First Boston Corp., 101.2599.
new
debentures are
prices ranging
redemption.
from
PROCEEDS—The
debentures,- together
at
the year of
redeemable at the option of the company
^
Common
follows:;
as
Equitable Securities Corp., .101.4799;
101.57;
100.1399.
will
106.30%
Three
$37,952,087
41/s% first mortgage bonds due
Corp.,
(jointly),
The
from
on
1957
*
101.44;.Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,"
100.4099, and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and White, Weld
The
.
>
on
received
were
Stuart & Co.
a
for
five
In
year.
rose
three
six
Bevel
division of Napco, will manufacture
the axles and the major components
that assembly in Minneapolis, Minn.—V. 186, p. 2853.
internal
/
;
1897.
p.
and accrued interest, to yield 4%.
of the issue at competitive sale
PURCHASERS—The
The
the
made
was
bid of 101.573%.
a
Halsey,
,
con¬
the
V
award
won
will
axle-
and
Salomon Bros. &
and
93,000
been
Corp.
and
15,000 driving
Armco
Manufac¬
May 7 by an underwriting,
comprising Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lehman Brothers
Hutzler. The bonds are priced at
1, 1988
23.1%
Sub-Contractor—
as
of
New Jersey Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Pub¬
Co.
Napco Industries, Inc.—Named
This
Income
Fox
each
consulting
directors
,
187,
after
Board
a
Welding &
Pittsburgh;
Co.,
-
above.—V.
Corp.
lic offering of $7,500,000
102.172%
on
(both of Superior, Wis.), at the rate of six
stock for each share of Superior Refinery stock"
Superior stock.
Murphy also offers its stock in exchange
bank
seasonal
time
He
$30,000,000.
Mr.
SEC
outstanding shares and notes of Superior Refinery and Lake Superior.
Murphy, a producer of crude petroleum and a marketer of refined
petroleum products, is making the exchange offer "In order to acquire
a
controlling interest in the Superior Companies and thus to integrate
its activities in the petroleum field.
If the exchange becomes effective
it is contemplated that the Superior Companies will continue in their
same business as subsidiaries of Murphy."
Murphy does not now own
any shares of the Superior Companies.—V. 187, p. 1787.
said
said
Fox
added
4%'
acquired
1956.
-Mr.
of
Brands
approximately
debentures
the
Murphy
for
The
option to purchase for $5,642 500
the $11,285,000 principal amount of its
debentures held by Standard
Brands Inc.
and
expects'to-exercise the option before
the end of
1958, John M. Fox, President, stated on April 30.
.
: t
of
with
for
Minute Maid Corp.—Plans to Buy Its Debentures—
This
.
common
conditional
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
SEC
r
the
cover
1957.
distribution
and
Pennsylvania
Midwest
in
made
said it
company
plant,
office
expenditures
statement
negotiable promissory
notes
and
second
mortgage
of Superior 'Refinery,
and for outstanding negotiable promis¬
notes of Lake Superior, at the rate of four shares of Murphy
—
Utility Commission has authorized this
company
to Bell $12,500,000 in promissory notes to help financing
plant improvements.
,
registration
a
•
Steel
Armco
group
*
outstanding
sory
Sell Notes
See
the
of
of
American
of
Ohio;
Blaw-Knox
Steel Institute,
Chairman—
as
will serve in
He
Warren,
Merger Effective—
,
•
71,958 shares of its $1 par common stock.
offer this stock In exchange for
outstanding
slock of Superior Refinery Owners, Inc., and Lake
Refining
of
Lake
notes
Metropolitan Edison Co.—To
v
of
shares
for
2003.
p.
shares
filed
27, 1957,
5.000 shares
1958.—V. 186,
'
to
proposes
17,
National Supply Co.—Walker Resigns
Mr.
covering
1958,
and
withdrawn on Jan.
was
Nov.
on
stock
2476.
May
May 5,
Murphy
to
$9,100,000
1787.
registration
class
*
Murphy Corp.—Proposed Exchange Offer Filed With
Ottering of these
securities- at competitive bidding
was
by Commission order of Feb. 28, 1958, but the companyn
It now proposes to proceed with the refunding
The ..company -also will borrow $1,500,000 from The First Na¬
purposes.
authorized
to make bor¬
order authorizing this company
an
19 years of activity with the company.
capacity with National.
:
••■
to purchase, the
titanium tetra- *
option
an
pound-per-year
sponge
the start up
:
The
Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—
-.-•
,
«
Distillers'
The
mid-summer
p.
May 7 estimated that net earnings for the
1958 should be in excess of $650,000, equiva¬
-
Big
Planned
f.
Excelsior
on
Exchange Commission—
Leases
—
constructed
was
to National
of
approximately 70 cents per share. For the previous fiscal year'
reported net earnings of $795,117 or 84 cents per share*
same number of common shares outstanding.—V,. 186, p.
1265.
Securities and
.
.
Ohio.
by
The
company
the
on
jt to
vi
National Mortgage Discount Corp., Waco, Texas—SEC
Clay and Ray counties, Missouri,. including the cities of Ex-*
Mosby, and Prathersville.—V. 187, p. 1787.
Rothberg, President,
P.
in- "
extractive
Plant—Later Purchase
completed
—V.
eelsior Springs,
Montrose Chemical
and to concentrate
together with funds derived from operations, for property additions
and to purchase additional gas for underground storage.
Iroquois also
proposes to use a portion of the funds to discharge bank borrowings."
depreciated cost at Dec. 31, 1957, was $747,079. The assets to be trans¬
ferred consist of all physical plant, property, equipment and facilities
comprising the gas transmission and distribution system of Missouri!
in
field
resources
Stauffer
loan
original cost
contributions
and
>
Iroquois Gas Corp., $1,500,000 to Pennsylvania Gas Co., and $2,000,000
to United Natural Gas Co.
The subsidiaries propose to use the funds,
au¬
construction.
for
Placer
rowings from Chase Manhattan Bank in the aggregate amount of $12,600,000 during the period ending Dec. 31, 1958.
National proposes to
trans¬
gas
its
natural
Chemical
&
completed
The SEC has issued
of
order
of
Bierwirth, President of this corporation, and Hans Stauffer; '
on May 7 announced that National
has
covering
and
business
the
'
Distillers
National
Aeronautics
Exchange Commission has issued an
thorizing this company to sell to Thd Ga# Service Co. the
mission
of
expected that
mill
v
.
>
lead,
gas.
enter
from the retail
field
is
Light Co.—Sale of Gas Properties
&,
Cleared by SEC—
and
to
gold,
of
its corporate powers be enlarged to permit
be
director of Adalia, Ltd., Montreal, Canada.
a
oil
production
by either National Distillers or Mallory-Sharon.
In
either
ease,
this will complete integration of facilities available to
Mallory-Sharon for the production of titanium front ore to finished
Board; William S. Palmer, Vice-President and a director of Templeton,
Dobbrow
Vance, Inc.; Arch C. Scurlock, President of Atlantic Re¬
search Corp., Malcolm A. Sedgwick,
Vice-President and Secretary of
Home
Insurance Co.;
Sir Robert A. Watson-Watt, Chairman of Sir
Robert
Watson,
Watt
and
Partners,
Ltd.,
London,
England
and
Chairman,
the
field.
Ashtabula.
from
in
Chairman
Chairman of Civil
and
coal,
decided
has
It
the
partner
in
by Stauffer to supply titanium tetra¬
new titanium sponge plant also located ~
plant was transferred to Mallory-Sharon
Metals Corporation last year at the time National Distillers acquired
a
one-third interest.
Mallory-Sharon, world's largest integrated pro¬
ducer of special metals, is now jointly owned by
National Distillers,
P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc., and Sharon Steel Corp.
Counsel,
General
Goldsmith,
M.
Harvard
Exchange Commission,
<Si
it
that
(2)
recently
This
at
and a
director of Columbia Gas System, Inc.; Roy S. Heavner, Vice-President
and a director of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, Inc.; James M. Landis,
attorney
engaged
tungsten,
that
activities
this
E.
chloride
Vice-President-finance
Crissman,
in
latter's
ing Corp.
of
be
to
chloride plant at Ashtabula,
Presi¬
Kenehan;
Federation;
of
out¬
tne
President of Stauffer Chemical Co..
Allison
in
partner
a
of
29%)
as
a
meeting to be held June 5, 1958, proposals (1) that its
changed
to
"International 'Mining Corporation"' (0 reflect
and
Distillers
Society;
directors
at
John
Gov¬
President and a director, Missiles-Jets &
Automation Management Co., which will supervise the business affairs
of the Fund; and co-founder and former President of Aerojet Engineer¬
Other
(approximately
shares
will
Committee
director, is
Wollenberg
a
dis- *
the
owned
a
'National
Directors
of
toward
operations, National
store
Titanium Tetrachloride
Advisory Group for Aeronautical
Atlantic Treaty Organization)
Scientific Advisory
Motors'Corp.
President
the
of
National's
looking
program
a
-
investment company.
stockholders "
an
1957,
.
(North
law firm of Haley,
C.
D.
the
of
American
of the
NATO
the
Haley,
G.
Washington,
dent
of
General
of
Chairman
Karman,
von
also Chairman
is
Development,
&
applica¬
Its
According to the application, over 23% of National's stock is owned
by, South American Gold &
Platinum Co., which also is engaged
In so-called extractive industries.—V. 185, p. 147.
% %
his
Theodore
Dr.
on
postponed the bidding.
had
controlling Interest therein.
Its purchases of Placer ;
continuing.
It proposes to submit for approval of its" stock¬
is
engage
normally be paid in shares of capital stock of the Fiind.
of the
said
states
business
on
through
future date
its
is
concentrates,
are
name
authorizing
remaining
745,965
National's decision
.
.
,
it
$23,225,000.
of Placer Development, Ltd., acquired at a cost of SB,also has a $300,000 investment in International Packers,
acquiring
holders
expected that capital gains distributions, unless the
option previously requests payment in cash, will
is
It
shareholder
lent
May 7, has; issued an order authoriz- :
Ing this company to invite competitive bids lor $20,000,000 .of .its first mortgage bonds, series C, due March 1, 1988, to be sold for refunding
was
'
listed on
total con¬
properties.
its
1958,
February,
in
meeting
store
to
Placer
and
;
the
in
its
National
offer
to
of
grade
defined
as
fiscal year ending May 31,
Merrimack-Essex
to the
other
Investment
shares,
1958,
31,
SEC
-Bids will be received-by the company at 441 Stuart Street, Boston
16, Mass.;.: lor -the purchase from it., of $20,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, series C„ due .1988..
« :
'
1
'*'■
business
primarily engaged (1) in the retail store
business of extractive industries, and <3i that
the
in
resolution
25,
Ltd.
With
(2)
addition
March
Investment
Company Act of
the Fund on the recommendation
of Templeton, Dobbrow «te Vance, Inc., investment adviser to the Fund.
,The dividend policy of the Fund will be to distribute substantially
all its net
income semi-annually, and its net realized capital gains
Power
The corporation
applied
the
in
common
approximately
at
Registration Statement
SEC
600.000
primarily engaged in the business of
a
In
Investments will be selected by
1940.
Missouri Power
Rockville, M.d,—Files With Securities & Exchange Com.
The
securities
ernment
1651.
p.
Enterprises, Inc., Fisher Lane,
Recreation
Maryland
187,
of
investment
stocks of
preferred
Securities
will be necessary before the Arena will be ready for operation, assuming
that sufficient funds will be available to permit the work to be con¬
defined
as
is
National
stockholders'
position
Co. on a continuous basis beginning at a
which lias not yet been determined, V,;
Tlie Fund's fundamental investment policy is based 011 the antici¬
pated long-term growth trend of the missiles-jets automation fields.
lis investments will principally be concentrated in the common stocks
of the companies engaged in one or both
of these fields.
The Fund
will
have
the
right to make investments in debt obligations and
company was
are
not
a
adopted
investment
<te
Andrew
events, entertainments, civic and commercial events
activities. The site chosen for the Arena is in Corn-
sports
for
Arena
is
it
at
2578.
p.
intention
the
is
It
Division
is building and intends to operate an indoor
BUSINESS—The company
products
Crop
company on May 8, filed with the
statement covering the proposed public offering oi
Haupt
and
1,003,287 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
—
shares issuable upon the exercise of
Does not include 68,718
May 1, has
engaged in a
011
is
At
Exchange.
estimated
that
or
dustries,
Research
$24,925
48,000
750,000
$24,925
48,000
750,000
5V2% mtge. note-due to July 2, 1959—
6%
Snow
business,
stock
*
Authorized
186,
diversified
new
ment.
Island Arena,
of New
Co.,
the
pack
a
Ira
[Long
outstanding
has
Stock
assets
asserts
proximately 30 days after the effective date of the registration state¬
of 7,100 shares of common stock (par $1)
was made on May 8 by Courts & Co. at $20 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 62^ cents per share.
It
was completed.—V. 187, p. 2003.
&
York
New
tion
registration
500,000 shares of its'capital stock at $10 per share.
Ira Haupt & Co. will manage a nationwide
underwriting group
which is expected to offer the shares early in June.
The Fund
will become open-end for redemption of its shares ap¬
dary offering
it
company,
stock
SEC
Offering—A secon¬
Co.—Secondary
Steel
Star
the
corporation
standing
This
Lone
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
above,—V. 187, p. 989.
American Potash & Chemical Corp.
that
and the Commission has issued an order scheduling the
for hearing on June 17, 1958.
application
program about a year ago.
processing and marketing of
that
announced
was
Missiles-Jets & Automation Fund, Inc.—Registers
Co.—Merger Approved—
Lindsay Chemical
_
Company, Act;
957,986.
in annual installments of principal of $60,000 with final
maturity on July 15, 1963 secured by deed of trust constituting first
lien
on
substantially all of the property owned by Boca Raton.
—V. 187,; p. 2003.
'
Exemption
—
announced
was
declaring
investment
an
At
it
will
exhausted
■^Payable
See
of
Journal")—V.
Lefcourt was contingently liable as guarantor
mortgage bonds in the amount of $4,477,053 on properties sold
(subject to such mortgages) by Lefcourt in prior years.
- '
1958.
31,
Jan.
•At
of
it
order
an
that
its own plant under
a
licensing arrangement.
Seabrook also has leased Minute Maid's
pea-packing plant in Idaho with an option to purchase it.
Mr.
Fox
said Minute Maid, has no present plans to reacquire the
$5.7 million of debentures in the hands of the public ("Wall Street
390,642 shs.
1,932,432 shs.
t
■
in Name
corporation,
for
than
solidated
Fall,
Last
—,—-
—————
this
This
SEC
Stores Corp.—Seeks
Department
—Plans Change
its
Snow
Crop frozen foods, with the exception of citrus concentrates,
would be taken over by Seabrook Farms Co.
Seabrook is marketing
Minute Maid's inventories of fruit and vegetables and when they are
25
(par
Fox
Mr.
anticipated when it mapped
had
.
convertible
A
cents
4
•
:
.
1963-
•Lefcourt:
Class
-
„
,
serially to
notes due
mortgage
$5%
were
Outstanding
Authorized
directors,
Maid
to resume dividend payments at
halted last July.
He explained
plans
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
National
said, "have no immediate
this time." Dividend payments
that the board "considered it
desirable to reduce the debt structure of the company and to increase
the surplus account before resuming dividends."
He said the company expects to be able to exercise its option with
Standard Brands with funds which it will obtain from the liquidation
of its frozen fruit and vegetable business, principally inventories.
He
reported this liquidation is proceeding much faster than Minute Maid
Minute
The
Boca Raton Is expected to engage in the active develop¬
properties instead of selling undeveloped acreage in whole¬
in the past.
,
'
Lefcourt,
of
106.056%
company
to
will
100%,
use
depending
proceeds
with other corporate funds,
upon
from the sale
to
of the
refund $30,000,000
Volume
137
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2119)
outstanding
■
.intends
478ft
call
to
debentures
due Sept.
1, 1993 which the
redemption in June, 1958 at 107.146ft.
for
company
j
■
!•
BUSINESS—Company
principal
owned
:
•
at
subsidiary
of
incorporated'in
is
540
Broad
St.,
American
New
Newark
Telephone
1,
the
of
State
which
in
the
about
.......
to
purchase
Halsey, Stuart
Adams
&
Peck
underwriters
$6,250,000
Allison-Williams
Anderson
Co.—
named
has
150,000
below
agreed
William
"x
Burns
900,000
&
and
Co._—.!/r.
Miillaney," Wells
600.000
600,000
-
•
250,000
" '250,000
}. Win.
v;*;
600,000''
&
/-/
■"'
.
Rippel
'
Co.
&
Salomon
•
1
R.
'■
S.
Dickson
Inc.
Elkins,
> -
&
1,250,000
Morris.
Co.,
'
Co.
200,000
250,000*
Marshall-.
—-V.
&
v
Co
&
500,000
Strauss
Co
&
100.000
Geruldseu
300,000
&
!.i„.
C.
N.
F.
/; ■"v
& Co.^
V
U.
250,000
New
The
front
'•
York
Stock
trading,: effective
100-year gold bonds due
*
Exchange announced
May 19, the first
June
1,
1992,
on
the
issue
May
'
refunding
be
filed
'
continued
with
.
.
.
reviewing the eligibility for
Exchange pointed out, no precise
mortgage
:
and
security,
•:<•'- —
The
company has been
,
are
Appeals
prevail.
was
In
•
suit.
990.
p.
Guam.
In
to
rule
have
We
its
Hawaii
this,
to
against
by
-
1,
>
Stock
2, the
District
District
companv
on
May 2
covering $70,000,000 of
May 15, 1991, to be offered
filed
The
company
bonds,
to
proposes
series
J,
registration
a
.
Net
/
.
.
Court
Court
Court."
for
sale
public
*
ments
during
1958
,V
its
bank
borrowings.
shortly before the
required for their
"
It
is
""sale
at
expected
The
i*
the
R.
he
*
bonds,
the
the
series
1958,
company intends to borrow from banks,
date of the series J bonds, the funds
series
K
bonds will
be offered for public
bidding on May 26 at 11:30 a.m. (EDT) at Room
1600, 140 West Street, New York, N,r Y.
'•*' The
company also plans to file a registration statement
covering
'•
$60,000,000 of refunding mortgage bonds to be offered at
competitive
—bidding on or about July 9.
It
also plans to sell $120,000,000 of
competitive
common
stock
emptive
rights
issues
,to
l
will
to
be
finance
the
on
about
or
used
new
American Telephone
to
&
Telegraph Co.
under
Sept.
30.
The proceeds of these
short-term bank borrowings
retire
187,
Mr.
two
I
,
>
^
■
'
^
.
v
schedule with its
on
program," according to Mr. Machold.
addition of four huge steam-electric
the
,
Lawrence
delivery
and
Niagara River projects
to
the
of
from
power
holders
that/'results
downward
;
.
<
trend
in
for
this
quarter
income
net
that
Earnings for the first quarter of 1958
stock
mon
-
.
<
i
of
investment
told
a
number
Indian
served
the
financing
over
Lake
.
-
com-
Continuing
and
of
electric
Cazenovia
large-scale
helped
over
to
p.
Nuclear
Materials
&
the
City
of
the
•
.
646
new
a
high
r
15.
See
also V.
Dunkirk,
and
now
The
a
cents),
proposed
000
was withdrawn
about
a
dedicated
Notes Placed
—
feet
plus
negotiation.—V.
its
building,
of
new
on
187,
per
6r<
share)
of
2562.
p.
or
about
from
sqle
incurred
/
1957
to
will
to
be
Corp.
—
Statement
Y.,
the
of
the
SEC
shares
month
or
so
of
on
Sept.
common
20,
stock
ago.—V. 186, p.
1957,
(par
1378.
for
1959.
1958, and
of
-
than
revenues
compared
are
borrowings
not
amounted-, to
with
$7,864,873
in.
this
a
effect to
Lynch,
the
notes;
shares
77,500
of
Union
Ripley
Pierce,
&
shares
common
of
the
now
sell
Fenner
of
stock.
$100
delphia
9,
the
Pa.,
will
tenders
series
of
sum
interest.—V.
A,
to
up
for-the
due
Trust
Co.—V.
187, p.
12
o'clock
sale
to
1,
2039,
Jan.
$150,052, at
187, p. 330.
prices
N.
R.
prices
noon
of
to
not
tEDT)
on
June
to
&
tenders
not
an
to
for
amount
exceed
mortgage
sufficient to
100;;',
exceed
to
100 ft,
-an
the
sufficient
plus
The
May
.
outstanding
dnterest.—V.
2260.
shares
of
I
H. Patton, New
:
of
He Is also a director
Platinum Co., Pato Consolidated
Gold Dredg¬
1379.
a
between
merger
without
-
■
Saco-Lowell
foundation.—V.
■
,
.
•
186,
*
,
%»
-
,
•
.
-
corporation
is
a
has
supplier
in
started
the
did not
disclose the
Salem-Brosius'
first
negotiation
atomic
supply structural and
It
is
known
now
dling equipment
This
p.
.
name
big
prime contractors
accrued
179, -p.
279,279
corporation.
an associate
to
1958,
1958,
its principal
hyperacidity,
gastric
Morton, Los Angeles, Calif., and
Henry
Y., have been elected directors of this
to
3'/-6 '/o
29,
of
to
acquire
industry, Ward
on
A.
a
company
Wickwire,
Jr.,
April 30.
^
He
exhaust
plus
t
,
pharmaceuticals,
and
President, said at the annual meeting
Phila¬
company of ftsBt tgeneral
/mortgage
to
exhaust the «um of
$78,180 at
accrued
has
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
This
which
Ashtabula Ry.—Tenders—
(EDTt
the'sale
amount
It
are:
Gerstnecker, Treasurer of the
Pennsylvania RR., 380 Seventh
York, N. Y., will up to 3 .p.m.
to
gastritis.
.
Smith,
13,
Registers
—
a
Shaffner stated that rumors of
Borg-Warner Corp.
were
entirely
1155.
1789.
consolidated
an
New
receive
bonds
it
Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
SEC—
filed
own
Patton,
.
Merrill
St.,
=■
:
Corp.;
Broad
year.
months
.
in
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
W.
135' South
Co.,
this
current
Mr.
p.
be
Fidelity-Philadelphia
of
and
'
■
Inc.;
Hutzler;
&
rest
of
bonds; $525.value preferred
par
1958
Upon his resignation as President, ThonAas J.
Ault, now President
the Long
Manufacturing division of Borg-Warner Corp. and Long
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., will become President. It is
expected these
changes will become effective within 60 days.
-
com¬
Drexel & Co. In the
offering
&
Co.;
The
First
Boston
for
$12,000,000
Malcolm D. Shaffner, Chairman and
President, announced, on May 7,
that he will resign as President
but will continue his association with
the
company as Chairman of the Board.
$9,473,412
$2,301,-
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Smith; Salomon Bros.
&
&
Rorer
and
50,369
mortgage
Inc.;
Barney & Co.; and White, Weld
its
the
'
first
to
$15,000,000 at the
bond sale.—V.
187, p. 1898.
Saco-Lowell Shops—President to
Resign—
,
area.
financing, the
four
of South American Gold &
and
with
Securities
Co.,
present
amounted
expected to exceed
ing, Ltd., and Anglo-Ecuadorian Oil
Fields, Ltd.—V. 186, p.
-
in
12—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., replaces J. R.
Dilworth,
a
partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., who has
resigned.
Mr.
Morton
is Executive
Vice-President and a director of
Capital
Research and Management
Co., which manages International Resources
Fund, Inc., a substantial Sabre-Pinon stockholder.
surrounding
587,000 persons
operating
-
water
area
Graham
$18,700,000
Bank
are
Coleman W.
oi
supplies
Mr.
:
com¬
the
Wichita.
of
President,
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Two New Directors
Elected—
site,
the
Granum,
selling stockholders, Gerald F. and Herbert
C.
132,120 and. 130,185 shares,
respectively, and propose
49,631 shares, respectively.
After such 6ale, their
combined holdings will amount to
58.1%
of the
outstanding stock.
Gerald F. Rorer Is listed as
Vice-President, Treasurer and director,
and Herbert C. Rorer as
President and director.
to
the payment
past
bring
to
stock.
Rorer,
has
construction
of
treatment
York,
portion
a
cost
L.
Mmm-JBids May
receipt of the proceeds
ulcers
peptic
;
.
threc-acre
a
.
$2,766,332,
serial
Dillon,
Harriman
Ave.,
with
Heathman, all
outstanding stock.
corporation
--capital
applied to
finance
toward
outstanding $41,375,000 of
790,363
'
May
William
The company makes and
sells ethical
product being "Maalox," used for
Distribu-
N.
_
loans
,
have
Eastman
non-cumulative
on
were
H.
shoe
cleaning
years
registration statement with the SEC
on
May 6, 1958, covering 100,000
outstanding shares of its $1 par capital
stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof
through
an
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co., and Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke.
The public offering
price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
2005.
p.
incorporated in
1905,
approximately 300 square miles in
income
and
bonds
of
the
(William)
further
185,
Southeastern
located
space.—V.
program,- and
additions.
unsecured
receive
shares
Jack
Secondary With
additional
efficiency
expansion,
plants,
.
Ga.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
/
100,000
of
anticipates
continued
recent
1956.
pany will
Corp., Apollo, Pa.—
Engineering
offering of
year
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for
Bonds—
Equipment
registration, statement-filed
covering
25
&
of
net
in
stock
187, p. 2004.
Nuclear Science
Withdrawn—
through
process
30
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
2585.
plans to offer 30.000
preferred stock at par (S10
management
from
City of Philadelphia. More
and
1,070,000.—V. 187, p. 886.
The "corporation
convertible
the
proceeds
bank
EARNINGS—For
con-
cuostomers
bring the total
Offering Expected May 15—
that
earnings
brick
square
construction
The
"
steady
the
.
Utilities Co., Casper, Wyo.
May 1, 1978.—V. 163,
same
for
-
reached
year
of
This
BUSINESS—Company,
Privately—This company, it was announced on May 6,
has placed privately, through
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath, an issue of $2,600,000 4%% instalment notes
due
$500,000 of
territory
•
will be necessary to meet the
growing
service
of
utility plant
,
csutomers, he said.
of company stockholders this
the
earnings
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Bonds Offered—
investment -banking group headed
by Drexel & Co.
on May 8 offered a new
issue of $4,000,000 first
mortgage
bonds, 4\k% series due May I, 1988, at 101.50% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield about
4.04%.
•
-
pany's
the previous
of
in
air-conditioned
PROCEEDS—Net
the
1957."
share of
per
■
-
the
power
stockholders.
programs
by Niagara Mohawk to
Northern
in
million
104.300./Extension
to
cents
and
The
stockof
in
quarter
refrigeration
and
Republic has hired more than
2,000
employment to approximately
13,000.
Itocluding the projected increase for
May, Mr. Peale pointed out,
Republic will have hired more
than 3,000
employees since November
of 1957 when
employment was at its lowest
point.
The corporation
currently has a backlog of
$.747,000,000 in orders
for the Air Force's
new
jet, the F-105.
There is also an
additional
$300,000,000 for F-105's
and
parts
contained
in
the
Government's
1959 procurement
program.—V. 186, p. 2624.
An
plants, transmission lines,
lines and other physical plant now totals over $1 bil-
Machold
of
'I he
;
gas
struction and
needs
•
Mohawk's
substations,
lion; 'Mr.
79
were
reversal
a
experienced
compared with 70 cents for the first quarter
year.
Niagara
'
been
$21,000,000
Mr.
company's customers."
constituted
had
development
the company
and
the
March 2ti,
employees
new
contains. 32,000
„
"This program
Reviewing the company's financial position, Mr. Machold told
<
.
generators, the com¬
pany's \87th hydro-electric plant, and many substations and
electric and
gas transmission facilities.
Included also are special substations and 55
miles: of high voltage lines to facilitate
St.
to reflect
last few years.
first
capacity
The
three-year, $300
million expansion
of
During the
vf
Chamblee Center is designed to make
possible efficient
processing of orders end fast delivery of the
company's pharmaceutical,
chemical and agricultural
products t,o customers in a ten-state area.
Electronic
office
equipment
and
materials-handling devices of the
most modern type have been
installed to accomplish these
objectives.
-
program.
cofp'oratiort is proceeding
earnings
the
The
company,
which has headquarters
in Brooklyn,
operated a smaller branch in Atlanta, Ga., since
1952.
proceeds of the issue will be used by Niagara Mohawk to finance
its current construction
includes
-
"
"
stated
sales
company on April
Center in Cliamblee,
tion
>
"This
.-
June 11.
further
in
This
~
*
on
in
the
1
that
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Distribution Center—
utilized
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Plans
$50,000,000 Bond
Financing—This corporation plans to sell $50,000,000 of
«'30-year general mortgage bonds, it was announced
by
Earle J. Machold,
President, on May 6. The bonds will
be sold at competitive
bidding and the bids will be
The
Munzer
operations, increased
acquisitions currently
'
opened
that
?
shareholders
,
,
.
informed
actual figures for
on
improvement
*
2004.
p.
based
and
evidenced
as
stated
28
pre¬
last
being
construction.—V.
as
housing
throughout
.
year's expansion.
'
,
Munzer
April
on
sales
*
,
.
January and February together with
the unaudited figures for
March, were approximately the same as the
corresponding period of the previous year.
Mr.
Munzer said,
that
although somewhat less than anticipated, the
earnings for the first
quarter were gratifying,
particularly because of adverse weather con¬
ditions in all marketing areas which
reduced the average
consumption
per
customer and thereby
offset the increased
sales
and
earnings
realized from last
"
redemption.
the
1958
increase
Mr.
redemption
that
Presidehfc
the
'
company intends
bonds to reduce
K
Munzer,
of
rate
redemption its reiunding mortgage
15,
1991„ presently outstanding in
106.755;;,
of their
principal amount.
J
J.
expected
.
corporation on May 6
announced that it
expected to hire more
1,000 employees this month.
Mundy I. Peale, President, said this
increase reflected the
company's
buildup for volume production of the
supersonic F-105
fighter-bomber
later this year.
He said
re-tooling and other factors of the
model
change-over at Republic have
virtually been completed, and a
gradual increase in
steady,
production forces is now under
way.
Mr.
Peale said Republic
expects to hire
additional employees "in
modest amounts'/
*
,
r
for
May
the amount of $70,000,000.
at
Pending the redemption of the series
to use the -proceeds from the sale of
..
j
Republic Aviation Corp.—To Hire
1,000 for Jet Work.
*
i
Service, Inc.—Earnings Steady—
proposes
The
for
Gas
company
businesses in under¬
benefits of free
the
than
property additions and improvements
(or to
reimburse
its
treasury
for
expenditures
for
such
purposes).
The
company
estimates * its
1958
construction
program
will
amount
to
$11,979,009.—-V. 187, p. 2004.
*
«
<•
bonds, series K, due
competitive bidding.
at
Cardwell,
47ft
time
of the stock sale,
together with cash on hand and
operations, .will be applied, to the
company's cash require-
Petrolane
with
Wi
on
•
.
,
sized
demonstrate
company at 20 No. Wacker
Drive, Chicago 6,-111;; will
a.m.
up to
(CDT) on May 12 receive bids
for the purchase
from It of
$16,uoo.Ouo .iist
.moiiga^e bonds, series G. due
May 1, 1988.
<•
Net proceeds will be
applied to the company's
construction program
(including the payment of bank,
borrowings for construction
which program involves expenditures
purposes),
estimated at
proceeds
received from
mortgage
call
due
statement
medium
the
subscriptions for
public- sale.
Kansas law, .the
and
offered-for
involved.Of
is
Public Nervine fDo. of
.
bidding.
'
refunding
small
for
This
"
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
under
The
company on May 7 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering 60,000 'shares of $100 par
preferred stock, to be offered for
public sale at competitive
'
in
SEC
;
balance
on
11
.
that
„
'
tile
be
SEC
modern,
dry.
contemplated that for the first
few
earnings will be retained as
working capital
was
Proposed Pre¬
Offering With SEC—
operate
'^corporators of
H.
.
Registers
—
and
•
.
May
the
offer
the
proceeds of the stock sale
will be used to
organize or reorganize
then operate
companies in foreign
nations, principally, but not
in
the Far East,' Near
East and Africa.
is said to be
The
company
engaged in a concerted effort
to organize
high demand,
companies In
basic
industries, such
,r
confident
;
to
Net
the
there
Registers
with
exclusively,
support
the
formal brief that
its
unsubsidized
Federal
in
will
the
means
1741; V.
step
weldments
as
atomic
to
said
an
move
integrated
companies'
devices for
would
the
Salem-Brosius'
role
supplier
be
reactors.
materials han¬
heavy industry.
become
would
would
building
producer of furnaces,
a
mechanical
becoming
cores.
Salem-Brosius
of
the firm but
in
nuclear
primarily
and
that
production
San
for
of
completely
*
integrated
hardware," Mr. Wickwire said.—V. 186,
185, p. 2104.
Jacinto
Petroleum
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
jainect placement of 50,000 shares of common stock
(par
$Jj>
made on May 6 through White; Weld & Co.—
p. 1210.
t
;
was
iL£87,
>
,;
—
and
the
that
am
on
the
filed
-
Pennsylvania Power Co.
ferred
now
New York Telephone
organize
does
on
I
decision
already
and
Organized in October 1957
owns
Indicated
of
shares
:
see
:
•
underwriting ;is
company has received
the
developed countries and
"'hopes to
private enterprise in the
countries."
2:
Department
view
rendering
careful'not
the
187,
to
authorized shares,
25,000
factories, low-cost
establishments.
It
against
case
v
No
150,000
•
•
decision
a
& Co.r (for details
corporation filed a
registration .statement
May 5, 1958, covering
125,000 of common
stock,
•public sale at $10
per share.
and
;
delisted April 30.—V. 185, p. 2450.
.
upon
company's
had
the
common
This
:
operation, any
...
reorganization proceedings and its proper¬
in the hands of receivers. ..The
company's general mortgage
4 ft. gold bonds due June
1, 1955, were suspended March 17, 1958. Total
market
value
had dropped to less than
$200,0000.
That issue was
ties
May
Justice
jurisdiction,
•
■
•
on
the
the
'
•
service
will
accepting
/—v.
•
any
hear
at
.justice
a
bond.
1958
-
convpany on the unerit «of llie case and
held hv its
should be
permitted
to
call
4ft
Securities
involving
steamship
mathematical criteria are applied.
review usually occurs, for example, when the outstandthe issue, exclusive of
concentrated holdings, has been
reduced to less than $200,000 of total
market value. Total market value
of
the $20,000,000 principal amount
outstanding was $175,000 as of
i;April 29, 1958, based on a market price of $8.75
per $1,000 face value,
However, such
ing amount of
-
V!
.
Private Enterprise,
Inc., Wichita, Kansas
Stock Offering With SEC—
'
'
.
registered sales
lower. About half
sales were
commenting
of
Appeals not to
Maritime Board, stated
"While toe Department
of
the
.
listing of
•<.
months ended March 31.
lawn mowers
and
saws
PFEL
it will suspend
6
of this railroad.
will
"
In
President,
of
-
Application to delist
Exchange Commission.
•
Cuffe,
Court
problem
Ontario tfc Western Ry.—Bonds to Go Off List
New
<
S.
E.
Federal
•
'
• •
Pacific Far East Line,
Inc.—Files With Court—
Thomas
200,000
Yantis & Co., Inc.
;;
split).
was-accounted for by
Cushman-vehicles, which were
included in the first six
months of last year."
/
'
v
G. Rayiiiak,"'
President", said: "The lower level of
is attributable
earnings
primarily to high tooling
costs,-major modifications of
manufacturing; methods, and-the introduction
of new
equipment, dll
involved in getting into
production of the
completely new V-4 outboard
motor.
It is
anticipated that future operations will
benefit from these
improved techniques and new
.equipment.
"At this time,, the
sales prospects for the
third quarter of our
are good
year
and. indicate a higher -volume
than-in the second quarter.
Since
start-up costs have already been
absorbed, it is expected'.that
profit margins will
improve significantly,"—V.
187, p. 1897.
150,000
—:
.
six
stock
the
Joseph
Wright & Co.,
200,000
187, p. 2964.
although chain
•
White
S.
-
1,250,000
Inc.
,,,
&
Co._,
&
Artlmr L.
500,000
a-—-
;
-
.
;
200,000
Wcrtlielm
NOTES—"Sales for the quarter and
new
highs.- Outboard motors
3-for-I
$0.87
during
De¬
3%% convertible debenoffered by the
company for
stockholders at 100%; $18 788-
Johnston,. Lemon
187, p/-1898).—V.
187, p. 2005.
V.
$6,244,636
$0.33
-
outstanding
for
-
were
Co. Inc.. and
$0.42
"shares
266,000
•
250.000
-
150,000
900,000
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.
800,000
Stokes & Co..^..
Wallace,
-
200,000
250,000
>
Gregory & Sons.
Haupt & Co.
Staats
Brothers
j: S.
1,250,000.
.
Ira
Co.—
Thomas & Co.——'
Steele & CoField, Richards & Co,—
.
R.
&
•
250,000
Stern
Walter
—--'_c——J
&
Smlthers
W.JO
$0.36
average number of
(1957 adjusted for
'
-
an
Potomac Electric Power
bentures—Of the $19,700,000 Co.—Subscriptions
of
•subscription by
600 principal
6,587,000
$2,592,046
-
.
Proposes to drill
amount were
subscribed for, and the
re-"
•'maining $911,400 of debentures
were taken,
up. and sold
; on .May 7 by the
underwriters, headed by Dillon^ Read
&
-13.097,636
-
$3,033,676
Stauffer
.issue of
an
(par five cents) at
,
V^lley 0il
a
tures due
1973, which
'
••
c"y. Okla.,
stock
:
not
1,250,000
------
r
Fauset,
! Foster
S.
; William
Stokes
Equitable Securities
Corp.
•
F.
.1—600,000
'
•
&
200,000
the
on
? gains over last
year,
-of the, sales gain
&
•
3,211,000
123,000
.147,006.-.—.139.000
,
reached
200,000
_—
Bros.
Hutzler
-
250,000
-
Crouter & Bodine—
Dick &
Merle-Smith—_
-
.
--v
-
3,273.000
"$2;824,700
respective periods
500,000
-
6,445,6765,926,046
share.—_
suare~
per
•Based
Co.,
; & Co.,'Inc
:
Reinlioldt & Gardner—
'200,000
earnings '_
•Earns,
150 000
Pollock
——:
Raffensperger, Hughes
Shelby Cullora Davis &
*
•' Co."/L_-i-V—600,000
Townsend,
E.
Inc.
Net
.
.
3,911,0Q0
income:taxes—_;.
250,000
&
Kendall, Inc
,
Co.
Copeland
;
v.-..
-■
exploratory well
location to be
selected-by-/its engineers on
SOni*r ^ ,°^
acreage held in San. Juan
or
County. Grand- County
Washington County, all in the
State of
Utah.—V. 186. p. 1632.
;
1958—6 Mos.—1957
6,882,700
taxes—
1126.
Mining Corp.—Stock Offered—
May 7 offered, through
-
f«fR?iCE!5)'3~Pleasa?t
011 and/or gas at
„
$48,605,290 $36,889,646 $74,381,609
$68,629,271
taxes.
.
;
p.
•
Subs.)—Record Sales—
.
income
on
Fed. & Can. inc.
State
900.000
-Patterson,
Courts & Co.———
Dallas Union Securities
500,000
250,000
Co..,.
Hanseatic
Pacific Northwest Co.—
700.000
Clayton Securities Corp.
Julien Collins & Co.—__
&
sales—.
"Earns,
bef.. income
(&
1958—3 Mos.—1957
-Net
200,000
-Corp.
-
-
York
Period End. Mar. 31—
7
&
on
10 cents per
share.
.
;
Outboard Marine Corp.
250,000
r
.
corporation
onnnnnnmuCorp" ,°klahoma
2,000,000 shares of common
'
Theodore V. Houser, Chairman
of the Board of Sears
Roebuck & Co.,
Arthur H.
Bunker, Chairman of the Board of
American Metal
Inc., have been elected members
of the board of
directors of
The One William Street
Fund, Inc., according to an
announcement by
Lehman
Brothers, sponsors and investment advisers
of
the Fund.—
V. 187, p. 2004.
300,000
i
Nov/
Denton,
.I—
&
Coe
500,000
Co.ii:__-
&
Inc.
DeHaven
&
.Co,—.—
The Milwaukee Co—_
^
This
and
:
Department Stores
Corp. above.—184,
Pleasant Valley Oil
Climax,
of
Development, Ltd.—Control
Sought—
Sec National
1,250,000
900,000
Blair
Bros.
j
Placer
,
.
-
them
,
Corp.—Secondary
One William Street
Fund, Inc.—New Directors—
a
-
aggregate
an
McCormick & Co.____^_
500.000
Co.:
Buruham
below,
to
Chemical
through an exchange
distribution on the New York
Stock Exchange. This sale
was
arranged by Eastman
Dillon/ Union Securities &
.Co.—V. 187, p. 1545.
"
v
:
severally
sell
McMaster Hutchinson &
& Co.—„1*
d_"
Baton, Whipple & Co.—
&
have
to
Co.
Mackall
.
r'''
&
'Bache
Baxter
&
150,000
Strudwick-
&
■
Ladenburg, Thalmann
400,000
—
..Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath .J;
V
its
-
company
amounts set
& Co. Inc.
-•
Mathieson
Offering
—The placement of
80,500 shares of common stock
(par
$5) was consummated on
May 7
wholly-
•
and' the
•
•
has
a
&
severally In the respective
forth
.$30,000,000 principal amount of debentures:
'
and
is
It
were
in the northeastern part of
Bergen, Essex,-Hudson, Middlesex, Passaic
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
-agreed
'
J;
two-thirds
counties
and Union.;
•
Jersey
N.
Telegraph Co.J '
..The company is
engaged in the business of furnishing communication
services, mainiy local and toll telephone service/in the State of New
Jersey;
On Dec. 31.- 1957 the
company had
2,512,402 telephones in
-service,
'
offices
Olin
,
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
-Co., Sayrevitle, N. J.—New Product—
May 5), under
Sayre & Fisher
the brick company which was adopted in May,
Sayre & Fisher
published in last Monday's "Chronicle" (i.e.
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co., should have been given under
Hem
The
the
Co.,
of
new name
-?'•••
also V. 187, p. 2006..
See
1957.
"
'
radar
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
below.—V. 187, p. 2006.
Sayre & Fisher Co.
See
(
and
Proposed Transfer of Assets
—
it
May 23
as
is
also
and
The
upon a pro¬
Messrs.
partici¬
boards of directors of Texaco Seaboard Inc.,
the
by
and
Co.,
Texas
after full consideration of
entered inco
was
involved.
factors
the various
187,
shares of capital stock of
consummation of the Plan.
Russell S. McFarlantjl, President, on April 28 said in part:
- •
;
"Notwithstanding record revenues and earnings for the year 1957,
the position of the
company, which is •engage^ " in. exploration lor
and production
of oil and related petroleum products principally in
North America, has been a matter of increasing concern to the direc¬
tors, a number of whom are associated with holders of large interests
In its stock.
The search for new oil and gas reserves in the United
•States and Canada has become increasingly difficult; and the costs
of bringing reserves into production have been mounting rapidly in
recent years, making this part oe
ihe tympany's operations substan¬
tially less remunerative. While the company has engaged in operations
outside of North America to a limited extent, the magnitude of the
capital commitments involved has restricted these activities and, for
the most part,
the company's foreign ventures have been conducted
in association with larger oil'companies, .and often as only a relatively
email participant.
Because of cnesc iacts it does not appear probable
that the company's position can be improved unless substantial addi¬
tional capital is provided.
Accordingly, the opportunity to pool the
^company's interests with those of The Texas Co. appears to Seaboard's
directors to be greatly to the benefit of the company's
tockholders
as
it will provide them
with an investment in one of the leading
integrated oil companies, which engages in all phases of the petroleum
industry
on
an
international scale, with substantial financial re¬
will
Texas
approximately
represent
The
Co.
sources."—V.
187,
4'}
2006.
p.
:
"
typewriter
showed
sales
improvement 'in
marked
introduction early
.In the month
'62' Secretarial typewriter and the aggressive
promotion of the company's portable line including special dealer
promotions. These are preliminary results and we are unable at this
fully -evaluate
the
the
$41,405,083
nine
for
for
their
months
nine
with $2.01
Compared
the
in part
be attributed
can
of 'the
longer
ended
share
a
the
earnings were $1.84
31,
period
same
amounted
comparable
significance."
range
March
in
months
to the
year
a
to
a
period
year
share,
a
ago.
$47,990,742,
compared with
For the quarter
ago.
March
31, sales were $13,838,204 this year and $14,136,908 for
last year.
earnings for the nine months totaled $1,569,551, which compares
With $1,716,185 for the nine months in 1957. For the quarter, the
company earned $210,687, equal to 25 cents a share, based on the
similar
quarter
Net
851,993
shares
in
outstanding
1957,
earnings
of
as
31,
March
$628,482,
were
Directors Approved
The
was
"1958.
equal
approved on May
tors
to
For
Commenting
and
,
Marcliant
and
1
at
vote
holders
11
will
be
be
on
of
mailed
record
of
two
of
Inc.,
separate meetings by
the boards of direc¬
statement by Elwyn L.
.Smith-Corona
to
vote.'
stockholders
Consummation
consent
Kassebohm,
the
of
both
company
Ma reliant.-on
and
that
companies
holding
proxy
the
at
is
agreement
merger
insurance
19
May
is" expected'
It
of
on
also
notes
June
material
end
of
will
May.
subject
to the
Smith-Corona
of
The following points have been agreed upon, subject to consummation
merger in accordance, with, *he terms of the agreement which
signed following the board action:.-
of-the
was
(1)
The
chant
will-be
company
,X2) Its board of directors will be made
Corona's
present
companies
will
Committees
of
V.
board
be
the
and
six
up
members
represented
enlarged
named
on
the
of
Smith-Corona
of 13
members
Marchant's
executive
and
par
Jame
effect the
aTftS
Bacific
serve
the
Net
income
income
Net
—V.
company
Both
other
common stock
of the consolidated
merger
New
on
the
York
Stock
major
Exchange.—V.
187,
p.
the
shares
same
of
$5
necessarv to
and to list all
company
Exchange,
outstanding upon consummation of
Coast -Stock
in
the
merger
on
the 1
1693,
.
Sperry Rand Corp.—Warrants to Expire Sept. 15—
T<snpSrfi£PireiSept' -F1^.1967' and are for the purchase
J?* corPonjtion at the following
17
1
Including s»pt. 16, 1963; and $28 per
imtrn
Ft ■} V.^
of common
prices: $25
share from
1 and mcluding Sept. 15, 1967.
onl?K*°iin™raiUs will-be 100 warrants; odd lots may
Only be dealt in multiples of lo
warrants.
$
;
'
36,032,773
39,364,324
7,700,000
b82,l-±4
21,400,000
69,472,833
$0.91
.
$1.10
410,747
Oil
83^
approximately
International common.
the
of
Products
registration statement indicated that the period of the exchange
offer would commence as soon as praticable after the registration state¬
ment became effective, and would close on July 1, 1958.
Jersey Standard is applying to the Internal Revenue Service for a
ruling that the International shares exchanged under these arrange¬
ments would mot give rise to taxable gain or loss for United States
Federal income tax purposes.
Jersey Standard declared it would hot
accept for exchange any International shares in this
such a tax ruling is received.
.
<• ■
■
5'<
American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
below.—V. 187, p. 78.0.
*•
/■
:,'1
.
\
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to
Feb.
in
with
connection
previous sinking fund
the
payment
.I: ,
1361.
1958.—V. 187, p.
15,
directors
decision
lid
,
first
the dividend scheduled
on
the
long
resulted
which
said,
Srnythe
Mr.
particularly
industry,
action
no
••--> *
time.
this
based,
was
and
shovel
at
took
2
May
on
for-consideration
a
the general economic
on
depression
in
in the power crane
for Thew Shovel in the
loss
a
*
Mr. Smytlie continued, will have to depend
conditions and the company's earnings at 'the
dividends are scheduled for consideration.
/
March 1, 1958 Tiiew Shovel paid 20 cents per share on the
quarter
business
general
time
On
1958.
action,
of
dividend
Future
upon
stock.—V.
common
137,
1939.
p.
i
,
Tidewater Oil Co.—Changes in Personnel—
i,'
David
T.
Staples
was
May
on
i
.
.
elected Chairman of the Board of
1
-Succeeding him as President is George F. Getty II, who
his previous post as Vice-President and General Man¬
Directors.
from
advances
eastern
company's
ager
of
were
connection unless
-effective
the
changes
management
These
division.
immediately
the Security-First National
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif., and Theodore Weicker, Jr., General Partner
of ±1.
F.
Hutcon
&
Co., New York, have been elected directors.—
Chester
:
.
;
called
recently
outstanding
situation,
Stand¬
outstanding
■'
14,529,953
;
The
that its announcement was not in any
to be -construed as an offer, since any offer would be made only
by means of a prospectus which would be issued only after the registra¬
tion statement became effective.—V. 187, p. 2007.
Jersey Standard emphasized
•way
V.
187,
V
Corp.—Lomasney Elected to Board—
A.
President of the investment firm of D. lA.
elected to the board of directors of Traid
Lomasney,
Lomasney & Co.,
has
Corp.—V.
April 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering an undetermined number
of shares of common stock
(par $25) to be offered to employees, other than directors, and to
employees -of its designated subsidiaries under the deferred payment
plan. No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.—V. 186, p. 530.
•
* '
on
of
1694.
p.
David
Vice-Chairman
Rude,
A.
Traid
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—Files With SEC—
company
origins through Texas
Pipeline system.—V.
coast
t
Textron, Inc.
The
the acquisition of additional shares of its stock.
owns
now
to
terminal
from
Gun
Big Inch
Petroleum
the
its
The
May
on
covering 2,246,091
tional through
pe¬
Thew Shovel Co.—Omits Dividend—
»
•
by
gas
Michigan
cancellation
for
Proposed
(New Jersey)—Registers
Oil Co.
company
'
liquefied
for
cavern
the
close of business on May 15, 1957, will receive tenders for the sale jot
its 15-year 5l,'c subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1979
of, Textron American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of $427,854 at prices not to exceed 100'»
and accrued interest.
' i
On or before May 17, 1958, the trust company will mail notices of
acceptance of any tenders accepted.
Payment of accepted debentures
will be made on and after May 23, upon receipt of the debentures.
Interest on accepted debentures will cease May 22, 1D58.
/ •;
A total of $523,210 principal amount of debentures were purchased
due
.y..
5 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its $7 par-capital stock.
The company proposes to offer this stock in exchange for shares of
the. common stock of International Petrpleqp? Co., Ltd., Ho Toronto and
Coral Gables, Fla., in the ratio of nine' shares of Standard Oil stock
for 10 shares of International stock,
"fhe purpose of the exchange
offer is said to be to increase Standard Oil's investment in Interna¬
This
SEC
LP
Little
The Old
Exchange Offering—
2047.
187,
p.
been
Transcontinental
;
Gas
Pipe
Line
Corp.
Registers
—
Bonds and Preferred Stock With SEC—
corporation on May 5 filed a registration statement with-the
and Exchange
Commission covering the proposed sale of
of first mortgage pipe line bonds due 1978 and 150;0'00
Ehares of cumulative preferred stock,
stated value $100 per share.
Both issues
will be underwritten by groups headed by White, Weld
This
Securities
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Grants Option on Plant—
See National
t
aodve.—V.
Distillers & Chemical Corp.
'
,
-
$25,000,000
.
.
187, p.' 331.
>
'
.
&
College Park, Ga.—
April 28 publicly of¬
fered 500 shares of class A voting common stock and
5,000 shares of class B non-voting common stock at par
Chemical
Stephenson
Offered—The
Stock
($10
per
Co.,
Inc.,
company
on
share). No underwriting is involved.
'»PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
-
are .to
.be used
to
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
purchase
real
estate,
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
Authorized
Class A voting com. stk.
Class B
the
is
(par $10)
newly-formed
a
Outstanding
2,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
(par $10)
non-voting com.-stk.
corporation
and
succeeds
business
formerly known as Stephenson Chemical Co.
It engages
general chemical products business, and concentrates in the pro¬
duction,
packaging and selling of agricultural chemicals,
such as
in
a
pesticides, and in the distribution of industrial chemicals.
.
'
The
corporation also engages in custom spraying work, spraying
lawns, shrubbery, trees, etc., in the eradication of pests, and for dye¬
ing of lawn grass in the winter season. In this connection the company
operates a w-eed-killing spray service to eliminate undesirable weeds
of
lawns.
N.
of
is
Main
is presently operating
College Park, Ga.
It
St.,
suitable
larger plant
real -estate
in
facility.—V.
Telluride Power
order
187,
p.
to
its plant facilities at rear
is contemplating the acqui¬
construct
equip
and
a
new
the
the
of
end
of
Corporation.
Securities
the
had
of
southern
estimated
an
includes
program
completion
from
scheduled
company's
1957
scheduled
the
"looping"
Louisiana
construction
remaining
of
MCF
of
miles
445
of
laterals
purchase
of
this
company
•order
of
the
Commission
in
or
the
Field
scheduled
a
its Seattle Regional Office on the
'make permanent, the March 3
1958,
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation
Louisiana
in
north
central
Pennsylvania. This
new
storage
field will
the company's ability to deliver gas from underground storage
the winter heating season from 136.000 MCF to 340,000 MCF
per day. All of this scheduled constructipn is subject to authorization
by the Federal Power Commission and. assuming timely action by the
increase
during
Commisrion.
with
of
scheduled
is
carried
be
to
out
for
the
most
part
in
1958
completion of the
the
new storage facilities and certain other portions
scheduled for 1959.
program
Tom
Tom
filled
P.
Walker, Chairman, Retires—
Walker has
P.
the
company
President
Mr.
ticulars
and
Walker,
nounced
of
Commission "has
southern
tap new gas reserves, including offshore reserves. The third segment
consists of the construction of 192 miles of line from points of connec¬
tion with the main line in central New Jersey to the Leiay Storage
Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Texas-Augello Petroleum Exploration Co., Anchorage,
request
in
to
that
to
be
as
is
Chairman,
May
on
Executive
will
who
he
retired
announced
Chief
remain
7.
and the
Clyde
E.
a
director
of
other
business
public
later
date.—V.
at
a
will not
>
considering
made
office
be
McGraw continues
Officer.
the
■;
company,
connections,
187,
p.
the
:
an¬
par¬
2047.
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co., Inc.—New Pres., etc.—
Alaska—Hearing Request Granted by SEC—
the
first
main transmission
with large diameter
City
the
E.
McAuliffe
Board
and
has
been
Joseph
G.
elevated
Slater
from
from
and Treasurer to President, it was announced
At
The
to
construction
1548.
Light Co. below.—V. 181, p. 2360.
hearing for May 23, 1958,
question whether to vacate,
$155,000,000.
segments.
original
the
York
New
to
which
program
of
cost
principal
three
increasing the allocated capacity of the main line from 948,014
1,180,210 MCF per day. The second segment will involve the
pipe,
John
See Utah Power &
Webster
&
proceeds from the sale of these securities will be used to finance
portion
This
as
corporation
118
sition
at
Stone
and
Co.
The
a
line
machinery and equipment,, for construction of plant building and facil¬
ities and for other corporate purposes.
\,
and
,<BEe^P°rati0n's, common stock purchase warrants admitted to unLt^he ftnPntlnaPnfVtbusiness May 7, 1958. Coast Stock Exchange effective
eS °n the Pacific
at the opening of
1548.
Standard
storage
\
,V». Jki <"*'■ v .'V-'
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
'4
*
'
1957
shares)—
(on 63,224,386
share
per
187, p.
from
Smith-Corona, Inc. above.
n^r KhirP
——
————
of Smitli-
board
Smith-Corona Marchant,
Inc.—Proposed Merger-
Sent
'
2046.
p.
Todhunter Terminal will be used to store
truck and rail transport over a wide range
New England. The LP gas will be trans¬
the
operation
Textron
'
57,410,817
long-term debt——,
BUSINESS—Company
consolidated
.V *•
131,622,395 142,167,108
Depreciation, depletion and amortization—
—
Federal and other taxes based on income-(est.)
on
underground
an
corporation
of
See
•
158,404,510 159,296,795
and
other merchandise
The
See
187,
Transmission Corp.—Expansion—
for redemption as of April 1, 1958,
convertible subordinated debentures due
April 1, 1971 at 105';
and accrued interest.
Payment is being made
at the Peoples National
Bank, Greenville, S. C.—V, 183, p. 2463.
391,852,639 432,111,807
~
Operating expenses, including exploration
crude oil, petroleum products
Interest
of
from
to
The
/
.
1958
31—
income
Gross
Mar-
(3) Edward H. Litchfield. Chairman, and Elwyn L. Smith, President,
Smith-Corona
will
,
Purchased
board.
petitions.
(4) Marchant will be operated as a separate division.
(54 Applications w ill be made to list the additional
«
above.—V.
Co.
2047.
p.
all
Follis noted that the
about the, recently dis¬
$
Ended March
Months
Three
187,
Mr.
INCOME ACCOUNT-.
CONSOLIDATED
Inc.
consolidated
ported
acreage ,in
and
field, near Bakersfield, Calif.,. where pre¬
has indicated a' field of substantial *>-ize.
? ,
„
'
in
states
Eastern's
Executive
and
Marchant. Negotiations
to
obtain -their consent on a mutually
satisfactory basis are in progress.
,3 company spokesmen
said.
o"
•
at Lebanon,
gas
When
of
Tejon .oil
drilling
liminary
\
,
substantial
covered'North
General
entitled
to
Calculators,
for each share of Marcliant
Manager of Marcliant.
of both companies will hold special meetings on June
the proposed merger,
the announcement said. Stock¬
Stockholders
to
Oil
Eastern
and distribute
April 24 disclosed Standard
on
quarter operations,
first
on
has
company
share.
a
'
of the total is earmarked for oil ex¬
proved fields; $50,000,000 for manu¬
transportation, aiscnoution, marketing
and development of
facturing; and the balance for
and other facilities.
similar
the
cents
74
Merger—
corporation
both companies, according to a joint
President of Smith-Corona, and Walter
of
Vice-President
26
this
of
merger
basis of 1 Yi shares of Smith-Corona
Smith,
!
Texize Chemicals, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
$250,000,000
Approximately
The
on the
amendment.—
by
Ohio, 30 mtlps north of Cincinnati, has been
started
by
this corporation,
one
of
the nation's leading pipeline
transporters
of petroleum
prooucts and natural gas, according -to
Millard
K.
Neptune,
Executive Vice-President
in charge of Texas
Eastern's petroleum products activities.
The cavern will be located
on
an 89 acre
tract which will be known as the Todhunter Terminal.
troleum
1957.
ploration
was
period
supplied
be
to
are
'
Seaboard
Construction
the Board, on May 6
Chairman of the Board,
in
$411,000,000
ard
the
terms
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Texas
proceeding with its long range plan of capital-and exploratory
expenditures, this year budgeting $375,000,000 for the program against
shares
improvement
Sell $150,000,-
Expenditures—Quarterly Income Lower
Large
Follis,
G.
R.
Improvement-^-
Elwyn L. Smith, President, stated. "Tney were up over the
month and the same month a year ago, and, therefore, it
the
best April
for typewriter sales in the company's history.
ended
outstanding
1397.
p.
Texas
See
director, whose holdings of 5,397,269 snares
shares.
According to the pros¬
a
the
underwriting
and
184,
-
of
62.8
the shares will be sold only in Canada.
Tuomson Kernagnaa
Ltd., of Toronto is listed as the underwriter.
The offering
Co.,
price
is
..
April,"
Sales
&
JJ;<:;rr
: -
Follis, Chairman of
G.
Plans
v
',n
•'
For
constitute
announced the com¬
pany plans to issue $150,000,000 of long-term debentures.
The money will be used to refinance a bank obligation of $50,000,000
due this year and to provide additional capital for the company's overall program.
;■
•
■- C-v yV-".,'./,.
A'\'''v
•
The underwriting will be headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Dean Wit¬
ter & Co.
It is anticipated the debentures will go on the market in
June after clearance by the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
R.
previous
*'
President and
of Abilene,
V.
above.—V. 187, p. 928.
Corp.
company
pectus,
Inc.—Minute Maid Option—
000,of Debentures—
upon
Smith-Corona, Inc.—-April Sales Show
to
'
:
.
Standard Oil Co. of California—Plans to
the
of
outs.anmng
be
to
"Smith-Corona
time
'
Maid
Minute
See
the closing thereunder will be held
on or }• bout May 28.
1958 and not later than June 30, 1958; that the
stock transfer books of the company will
be permanently closed at
the close of business on the day prior to such closing, and that the
date of closing of the transfer books will be the record date for the
determination of stockholders entitled to receive the capital stock ol
The Texas Co. to be distributed under the Plan.
v:
The number
of shares of capital stock
of The Texas Co. to be
issued
in
connection with the Plan, exclusive of the shares which
The Texas Co. will be entitled to receive as a stockholder of Seaboard,
The
1938.
p.
Standard Brands,
that
contemplates
Plan
,r
"Terrier."
"Tartar" will be installed aboard the guided missile
2 through 14, for which contracts have neon leL -It -also
slated for use abroad the cruisers "Chicago," "Albany," and "Fall
River," which will be converted into missile ships. The Convair Division
of General Dynamics Corp.,
which is responsible for production of
the missile itself, now has set up pilot line production for the "Tartar,"
-
With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
30, 1958, covering 2,000,000 outstanding shares of its 25c par capital
stock. "These shares constitute part of the holdings of Ray McGlothlin,
This
destroyers,
which contemplates the
its property and assets
of directors in proceedings in which
associated with The Texas Co., did not
by Seaboard's board
Cash, Epley and Long,
The
solid
a
Tex.—Registers Proposed
Texas Calgary Co., Abilene,
Stock Offering
combat
about the same 10 mile range
duel thrust rocket and has
propellant
a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Texas Co.,
3,660,159 shares of capital stock of The Texas Co.,
the assumption
by the said subsidiary of Seaboard's liabilities,- the
subsequent dissolution of Seaboard and distribution of said shares of
'capita) stock of The Texas Co. to Seaboard's stockholders in complete
liquidation, at the rate of one share of The Texas Co. capital stock
tor each share of 3eaboard capital stock. The Plan has been approved
and
awards, how¬
indicates that
designed specilically for use abroad destroyers and small
A junior version of the "Terrier" missile, it employes
is
for
exchange
pate,
contract awards represent
new
filed
notification
a
Seaboard Inc.,
to Texaco
In
"the
officials,
Sperry
,
•
ships.
—V,
posed plant and agreement of reorganization
transfer by Seaboard
of substantially all of
to
•
ever.
be held on'
meeting of stockholders has been called to
for the purpose of considering and taking action
special
A
*
«,
.
major engineering effort.
Production impact of the
will not be felt here until late in 1958."
Most recent information on Navy's "Tartar" missile
a
Liquidation—
-
to
According
of the corporation and White Labora¬
capital was cnanged during 1957 from
stock (par 15 cents) to 6,000,000 shares
•of common stock (par $1) and 278,983 shares of 5'/c cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par S30). Each share of Schering common stock was
replaced by two shares of the newly authorized common stock while
each
share of the common stock of White Laboratories, Inc. was
converted into lVa shares of common stock and one share of preferred
Stock.—V. 186, p. 1379.
? '
Inc., the authorized
2 250 000 shares of common
tories,
Seaboard Oil Co.
•*
with Sperry's Surface Armament Division, is in
recently disclosed Navy contract awards totaling more
guided'missile ships,
connection with the meiger
in
announcements
to
u
with
1933
Jan. 2, 1958, the company proposed the
public offering, pursuant to the conditional exemption from registra¬
tion
provided by Regulation A, of 1,222,000 shares of its common
stock, at
10 cents per share.
The order of temporary suspension
asserted that the Regulation A exemption is not available by reason
of the fact that Texas-Augello Petroleum's notification and offering
circular appeared
to be false and misleading in respect to various
material facts (for details, see Securities Act Release No. 3904).
'
At the May 23 hearing,
inquiry will be conducted into these ques¬
tions for the purpose of determining whether the order of temporary
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.—V. 187, p. 1096.
Ip
addi¬
than
$75,000,000 for production of "Talos" and "Terrier" guided missile
radar systems, designed and developed by Sperry for the Navy.
Radars
produced under the latest contract will be installed on "Talos/Tartar"
Effective-
Sobering Corp.—Merger
according
equipment,
.
of
Securities Act
Petroleum.
the
under
respect to a stock offering by Texas-Augello
contract,
The
Brick Co.—Name Changed—
Sayre & Fisher
6.
May
on
associated
and
sets
made
'
registration
from
exemption
Sperry Awarded $27.5 Million Navy Contract—
Sperry Gyroscope Co. has been awarded a $27,500,000 contract
by Navy's Bureau of Ordnance for production of "Tartar" -missile
The
tion
•
.
(2120)
A
will
continue
as
President
Executive
May 9.
on
to
Chairman
Vice-P'esiden#
Mr. McAuliffe
Chief Executive Officer.
In
other
changes
C^ri S
Monger
moves
from Vine-President" in
charge of sales to Executive Vice-President and Jack M. Slater to the
post of Treasurer.
The latter is «lso Assistant Vice-President In
charge of industrial relations or.n AsRis+<>nt <?-•---tary.—V. 186, p. 669.
(Continued
on page
48)
Volume 18?
Number 5741
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(2121)
::
Wf IKMS:.
■
Dividend announcements
tables/ In
the
first
grouped in two separate*
are
all the
indicate
we
Name of
dividends
,T
Name of Company
Abltlbi
*
~
;
Share
Power
Cq... Ltd. .(quar.(—__
Albany &i Vermont RR
E
5-31
-
5-
5-261;
40c
Mfg., common .(reduced)—
25c
X 4.08✓preferred: <quar.)—
-—.—$1.02
American Aggregates Corp. (quat>--Zi---•.
25c
:East Tennessee Natural
1
•;
->.6-
4(4/ preferred
(.quar.
qua.r.)_—
American BUtrite Rubber Co.--.
•
.xEE
preferred, (quar.):
<
2nd
preferred
Insorance
/
u
;
.
American Investment
Co:
of Illinois-—
Common
...
.
.
preferred-(quar.).—
(J. H.)
Class
A
B
(quar;)
4.60/"'preferred
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
••'.
(No
action
taken
6-
2
5-15
_
).
-
45c
Inc.; -common: (quarj:
preferred.:(quar.)li__;
1
.-
-.50c
California Packing Corp. (stock
dividend)'/^Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40(«-pfd. (quar.)„_
Canadian
Oil
;
(quar.)
Cos.--
>
.
•
.
Canadian
j
pfd.
preferred
Carllsle'Corp.
L'Z
tquar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar.t|___
;
———./' 12VaC
.
iquar.>____________-.___ /
Gulf States
6- 1
Hanna
,
v
6-13 :
6-13.
4
,
,
_.
.
J
">
E
.
•
.
$1,25( -, $1)
..
Coc^i-Cola-Co.
f
6-: 2 :•
: .7-1.:
$7.40.'"
x-
4l/aC,
Colonial Sand & Stone
Co.--4quar.)___!!!
Combined Locks-Paper Co/ class A (quar.j_,
7-
1
6-13
1
'■)
25c
6-
.»
iFrom
investment income)
.
,
Comptometer Corp.—- :•• f -.. " * •
'-Dividend payment omitted at this time
Cone Mills Corp., common
--A 4 fa preferred, tquar: k_:
10c
3
6-1
6-26
.
)
20c
5-16
J
5-31
10c
5-16 1
6-20>
-
6-9-
5-29^
5-14j
6-30
6-13 >
35c
6- 2
Casualty. Co.
(Chicago)
Clark ^Publishing Co., Ltd.—
(quar.j...
,
&
5-16
..
•
.
$$1.50
;
.■
Copper Range Co. iquar.)
Cornell Paper Board.Products
(quar.)
Corb, Inc. (quar.)
Corroon
..
:
12^c
-
.
2
6-
2 "
;
-
5-15
5-19
25c
..
Reynolds Corp.—
6-10
" 5-29
25c
...
.
6-
6-30
dividend preferred (quar.)___;
Crown Cork. International
Corp.—
7-
1
A
(quar.)
25c
7-
1
6-10
A
(quar.)
25c
10-
1
I
6/
50c
.
I-T-E1
3.90^
preferred
C
(quar.)
'•National
-•
5-29
,-
5-15
5-29
7c
5-15
5-29
0
E
j
5-15
5-29
'!
preferred
OH
&
Circuit
Jamaica
5-15
5-29
5-15
2
5-15
5-14
2
5-14
9334C
6-
2
5-14
97>,2C
6-
2
5-14
30c
2
5-20
•
0-
2-
25c
7-
L
5-29
7-
1
5-29
7-
1
3-29
91.Vic
from
an
5-22
5-15
6-10
5-19
5-26"
•
$2.50
96c
5-19
'
..
.
4-30
of. ..(
(quarterly,
an*,
realized
$1.07%
5-29
•5*15-*
5-29
:
5-15
5-29
5-15
5-20
5-29
*
5-15
5-29
5-15
9
5-19
6-
new
•5.25 Z
'
North
*
preferred
preferred
name
5-20
6-15
•
-
50c
■
—
50c.
5-14
<
•
6-25
5-H>
,:.,E20c1_
1
6-
>
".'EE'—
~50c,;.' ,
_lOc,y.
-,,'EE'
/, $45c
•
0-3
6-
0-10
,
6-
•
5
6- 2
5-20
-
6-15
5-20
6-15
/
5-20
.
■
'
.
6-30>
&00;._
,
0-
6
0-30:
0-
6
0-30
6-
__E____-..$1.02%E
•»-$;1.21iV4..(
(quari
6-
6
0-
6
0-30:
0-
0
50c>..
7-15 ...
7-
1
35c
6-20
?$1,31 V4"
8-30
8* 6
1
6-30
;
6
v
\ 8-30
_V
•
,.,
v
:
.
y
quar.)_;___l___E_E_
.
5-29
preferred (quar.)-_E_;_-_"E__E_E__EE' $1.37% E •'E7-,.l
5.80/ preferred (quar.)___x__;_____E;;;;
7-1
EE" $1.45 >
Nova Scotia Light
Power Co., Ltd.— C
5/ preferred >(^uar.)__EE—
6- 2
:t62%c
6-20
•
~
6-20
i
5-
5
6- 2
5-
5
6-
E 4%/j preferred- (quar:)_'___;_iEEE—Ex_— t$LI2%'
4/ -preferred (quar. )__EE2_
i:
E_—
$$1
y Nucleonics,
6-20
6-
6-10
5-26
Inc^ .tS'/ac -from,
50c
6-13
5-29
from securities
50c
6-13
5-
5
6-
6
5-23
Vic
5-31
5-16
50c '
6-30
"
5
'1
•;
,
Onondaga
.
6-
12 ViC
(s-a)__:
of
0-20
.
2
Breaker,
preferred
5-
6-
7-
5
1
5-30
6-10
•5-19
3-29
5-15
6-10
5-16
6-
2
5-14
6-
2
T5c ;
$1.06(4
,
.
i
(quarjj—
45C
,1
6-
2
;
.
6-
6-18
5-30
*
,
5-15
6-20
(quar.)
21 Vic
6-20
Permutit
25c
50c-
(quar.)
5c
9;-8%C
25c
$62%c
L-«
1
6-10
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
%/.
preferred
this
Public
Service
(quar.)
__—__
,
5-20
5-
7
5c
5-15
5-
5
,
Common
(Increased
5/
6/
preference
Jamaica
E
5-30
5-30
5-30
5-30
xl(2/
(quar.)
Water-Supply, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
5-30
5-30
(quar.)
50c
6-10
5-20
$1.25
6-30
6-13
$1.25
6-30
6-13
3-2L
%■-
5-2L
5-13
5-21
6- L
6-
5-16
'
3*23
5-
7
y
3-16
6-3-
5-15
6-
50c
7-13
6-20
0-! 2;
5-15
0-10-
5-21
IV
——-
7-13"''
7-1
5
15c
5-13-
5-
6-16-
5-29
35c
E.
0-
5-23
0
2
25c
0-10
0-
40c
(quar.)
6-12
3-28
7-1
6-20
$1.75
6-
2
5-20
25c
0-
2
5-20
18c '
6-10
0-
2
5/
7-
2
6-
2
$25c
7-
1
6-14
31(4®
6-2
5-15
"Oc
»2-25
6-14
5-16
6-14
5-10
53(40'
——-
at
,'**'"'
time)
Pittsburgh, Youngstpwn & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7,/ preferred (quar.) __—1
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Life
&
—
Accident
"Insurance
(Chattanooga)
Public Service Co.
;
Co.
—
of New Mexico (stock div.)
(Subject to the New Mexico
$41(*c
$$1.75
xl34/
X1V4Z
xl(4Z
quar.)_
(quar.)
preference B (quar.)
preference C (quar.)
preference D (quar.)—
:
■
.
Ltd.—
preference
:
6- -2*
E6- 2
,
_—
—
5c
.
12c
—
_——
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co.—(Action deferred on common payment
6-13
7-1
4
common
6-.1
.
>
75c
•
Pitney-Bowes,
'
35c
(quar:)_
Aircraft Corp.
13c
"
——
(quar.)_
Piper
6-2
7-
—
6-1U-
-
-i----EC .3281(4:
f60c
(quar.)
Pioneer Natural Gas
5-16
•
6-1
5-27
—_______
5-21
5-31
.23c
6- 6
3-16
Pfaudler
5-26
37 (4c
60c
v
6-1
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)_.
Pillsbury Mills, $4 pfd. (quar.)___
Piopeer Finance Co.. 6/ preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Fund. Inc.,:;
5-15
+G5c
..
6t13
■*',>
25C
—_
1
6-10
' 54(20
.
6-10
E *
paterson-Sargent Co., (quar.)—
Pembina Pipe Line,-.Ltd.r5/ 1st pfd. (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light Sc. Coke (quar.)—;—I—-
;
20c
.:_;3s
EE 10c -E
Tarsons <Ss Co.- (quar. )______—_E:
;—
Parchment Paper< (quar. )_'__I____;
5-16
12!/2C
'
(Del.), com. (increased.)
(quar.)__x——_______EEE
5-21
sharehold¬
Paterson
t
„25c
_____
(increased).
G-10
-.,30c.
.
will be deducted).—
Package Machinery Co. (quar;>:
Park Sheraton Corp., (quar.)
5-21
•
7-15
10c)
'
Africa* nonresident
tax'-of 6.45/
5(4/ .1st preferred "(quar.);
.
shares..—
5-15
Ohio Crankshaft (reduced quar.)—!____——
Oliver Tyrone Corp: (quar.)—____—
Pacific Finance.Corp.- (Del.)
5-14
;
6-10
57 VaC
»
E
5-29
5-15
2
40c
•
35c
_..
**
..
—
5C
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
13c
Pacific Far East Line, common
;
5-12
$12 '/aC
(quar.)___"___
E_E_"
common
profit:s)E^__—__IE—_L_LE
Pottery. (quar.)
South
er's
15-15
50c
(quar.)__
plus 6%c
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
\
,E.
t Final
(equal to approximately 41c.; Unlon
-
;';$30cj
'
Refining Co.
earned'- income
.
i
62
-
common
Chemistry & Electronics Shares.
'
30c
.
2
5-29
10c
E"
ee'
/
Public Service
Commission approval)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5/
pfd.
(quar.)_—_
Reading Tube Corp.—
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
(Common payment omitted at this
Remington
Arms.
4(4 / preferred
common„„—
(s-a)
,
5-12
EV" 45c
E E .85c.;
-
"
t
5-12
;
'E *
Refractories; (quar.)—
common'(Initial
4
6-
4-30
•
0-10
-
1„_E_E1_E—:E",E $$1.S5
Northern Natural Gas—'
5-12
.
.
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)E_
•
6-2
5-29
~
see-■
:
American
_6-13-
10c
,
.
„
•-
E_
(quar.)—
Insurance
Niagara' Mohawk Power Corp.—
Common
(quar.)__
__E
3.40/r preferred <quar.)E2_
3.60/ preferred (quar.)___^___l
''
3.90/. preferred• (quar.)^
4.10/' preferred (quar.)E__E____
-E4.85/
5-15
5-29
;
EE—.. L;
Chemetron Corp.,
25c
•
5-15
9c
;/
a
.
5//Preferred.' (qu&r.)—
"
,
7/
2
6-10
'
Newfoundland Light Ss Power, Ltd.—
Common- (quar.)_______—______E______
6-15
_i_-.
jahn & Oilier Engraving Co.
7/
6-
6-
5-16
40c
Co.—
Fire
,"35C
JVM Microwave (quar.)—
5-23
6-
5-15
6-15
5-31
$1.17Va
Extra—
*
5-15
5-29
.
Co.
Union
.60c
Iowa Electric Light & Power, com. (quar.)__
4.80/ preferred (quar.)——
5-20
6-
of
5-31
25c
27 Vic
,
5rl5
5-29
$1.10
Interstate Securities Co. (quar,—_—
5-20
*
6-11
'•
30c
Quarterly E__2
$1.11
preferred. (quar.)
4:38/ 'preferred
1
60c
6-27'
--
:
/•
Quarterly
1
93^40
at
New/Britain Gas Light (quar.!___
N.
Y. Auction Co.—E__„E___
,
5-15
5-29
-
Tea
National
New
International Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)__
International Nickel .Co. (Canada), Ltd.—
6-10
20c
.
5*20
-
......
'
5-15
•
6-
'
(quar. >____
5-29
(6-10
$1.12%
Foundation
(quar.) ;:
Pineapple Co. Ltd.—
conv.
4(4/
Hunible
6-
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
(qua/).
Dayton Power & Light, common
3?4% preferred A (quar.)_
3^4^ preferred B (quar.)
5-15
»'
'
:5-2D
$1.05
Co^ class A
Howard Stores Corp.,
I2I2C
1
5-15
•6-14
35c
5(4/
Co.-^-k^-,
;___;_E___—
Houston Light & Power (quar.)
E—
5','e
•
5-29
'
V(' I
8c"--1--
5-20
Hood Chemical
25c
Corp.,:common (quar.)___
(quar.)
deferred
■
dividend announcement under
5-20
Interstate Power Co,
>
9-10
$1 preferred
5-15
(111. )—
(quar.)_.
Name; changed -to.
—
6-15
Ux_—
Interstate Engineering Corp.
6-20
Class
*
Income
Provident
—25c
payment
Telephone
National Cylinder Gas Co.—
6-15
____________
(dlv.; payment omitted at this time; '
5preferred A (quar.|^.___x_i._
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)x__;__
Hl-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a).a;;-_-_—____
./,
6-18
-Class
Crum & Forster (quar.)
Cuno Eingineering
15-15
,.
$1
5-22
50c
,
30c
25c
(Chicago), (quar.jj
"coiiimon
*
Com.
American
:
Continental Assurance Co.
6'$> preferred (quar.)-
"
/
-45c
Quarterly, from net .investment income-*
Industria Electrlca de Mexico, S. A.—
,j
.
Consolidated Copper mines Corp. (reduced
Copp
(M. A.)
4.60/
J
.
5-31
on
distribution
$1.12%
Income Fund of Boston Inc.—
5- 8
•
20c
6-
25c
Nachman Corp. ,(quar.)_>_______E__J_.
National By-Products,.InC.E_______Ex_
..
"
Con'sumers Water Co. (Me.), (quar.)
Continental
.5-15
...
(quar.)^.___-__^-__;.:
,
6-16
--
'
E a 1IVI1C from investment income plus
$1.25
E
-5-5
_
7
'
Coipmonwealth -Income Fund—
i
5-23
8
6-30
,7l'uC
-
} 6-13
5-
Mutual
..E, 5-29
-10c
(quar.)E—
Hobart- Mfgi Co.. (quar.)
Horde Oil Co., Ltd., clasa A
Honolulu Oil Corp.
(quar.)
0
5-10
.5-29
.
5-
7c
-
Class b __;____;._E:
.'3
„
5^> preferred-(quar.)x__
5-26
.
,
6-2
—
Morgan
5-15,
6c
'.
—
Hiawatha Oil fc^Gas Co,—
.
..
5-21
'
1
•
Harbor Plywood Corpr (quar. )x_x;_;___
Hawaiian
'j
.
.
5-31
6-24
•
American deposit receipts-..
(J. P.)_& Co. (quar.)
,
"
6-16
5-15
9C
!/
;
(increa.sedg__
com.
Halliburton Oil Well
Cementing Co.
Hammond Orgah Co. (quar.)
,
....
6-13
6-15
,
(quar.)
4.50/• preferred
5-29
5c
'■
preferred
5-23
5-23
*"■
.
,
■'
.
5-15
'•>
■
$4.20
-
'
6-23-
5-15
4
5-29
3c
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
/
•i
5-15
5-15
6-23
-•
6- 2
4
f,. 5-29
12c
RR.: (reduced 1
(quar.)E_
5-15::
$5c
(quar.93-'(4c
6-
9c
preferred
-.
6-2
5-30
'
5-15
6-
nual
6c
-
.
(quar.)E—
'
6-13
5/
Minneapolis-Honeywell-Regulator (quar.)
"Monarch Machine Tool; Co. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)
12c
$4:44
5-31
7-15
6*30
6--2
4-30
5c
....
--
-
.-.v-
preferred
_
5-16
-
933/4c
5-19
6-13
Cc
;
Co.,
1
"
* 6-16
$5c •_
.15c ■-
"
.___E_—__
(quar.)_
time.
States
5-22
7c
■
Equipment Shares
$4.50
.-*■
593»c
.
_
■-
;
•"
!_
Utilities
8-
10c
>
preferred (quar.)
,
_r,_"
•Midland-*611 Corp., ^l/.cohv. pfdiECquar.jii,^ ;
Miller
Rhodes. (qUar.)___E_E_'.
!_
7
9c...
■'
1
Ohio
5-23
*
;
55c
6-18
10c
_
i___
6-12 ;
..
-
.
.
--
'
-
_
(-quar/)-:
Coc^-Cola International Corp.l_
Colonial Acceptance Corp;,-class A
.
$5rpreferrcd (quar.)_—
.
v
IV." L
Shares
Utilities Shares
&
6-11
-
7-
,
6-12
Chapnning Corp. (quar.f^Jilil
/ • 15c»
5-20
5- 9
Chapman Valve Mfg.."Co.," 7^ _pfd. (s-a>
$3.50
6- 2f. ..<•-5-161
Chattanooga .Gas Co..(quar.)
7!ac ; » 6-16
-- 5-23
/.Chem^tron Corp., common (quar.);
45c
' 6-10
: ( 5-1G
\4WU\ preferredquar.).
$1.06,/
6- 1:/.« j5-16
' 4H4?o< preferred (quar.
ll_,.$1.183i.l - 6- 1
> 5-18
Chicago, Burlington & ^uinCy RR.___^_;
,
$2
.'6-20
6- 4
Chicago, Molded PToductsrCorp. (quar.),i_-,
10c ___,7-15
■,
6-13
:
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
(quar.) _40c
6- 1
5-17 1
preferred-(quar.)_
$1
6- I
5-17
Ctiy Water. (Chattanooga*—*
•
;
...,
Common -(stock dividend)
--—.1.1
6- 2t ... 5-10 ?
..(
-
Tobacco
Gulf- Mobile
-
t
-
•
r
7- 1
7- 1
pfd. (quair.)___^ .671,aC.5-31 j
Central Vermont Public Service Co.—:,
t.
•
■
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;
r, 4.75(0
preferred jquar.)
,11: $1.19». 5. 7- 1-'
4.15^ preferred (quar. ill_—lllll_111~1* 1, $1.04
-'7-1,;'
vh
preferred tquar.)"
_ll__llllll,l_l_- v, $1.17i r 7- 1
..
-
Stock Shares-.
5-14
6-2
•
.
-
-•
1
5-16
5-19
J
6- 5
•
6/
5-16
,7c
Equipment: Shares__^______il___'
5-15
this
Middle
6C
Steel, Shares
5- 2.s
5? 2 ;,
•
•
6- 2
2
$10c
capital gains)
,
.
Shares
Railroad
■
5-21
•••
Central.Telephone Co., 5.40c,i>
».
!
b
Railroad Bond Shares
5-21-j
v.
1
preferred.
>
.
Action
7- 7
6c._
,
Shares
Railroad
6-
6
2
4.70/: preferred (quar.)E
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical
13c,
...
Fund__E__.__J___ J
Fuiid_____L„x__rE
Petroleum Shares _u!
;
5-29
6-16
-
6
6-
5-15
Michigan Surety Co.—
5
6-20
5-15
••
'
Machinery Shares
Merchandising, Shares
■
CO.
6*
'■'
Industrial
2
5-21
60c
(quar.)__
'*
Electrical
2
'
85c
Stores, common
(quar.)_;
6-
1
'
income
6-
*
6-16
50c
v
5-29
'
5-23
1
•-
•
5-15
;
.
6-13
1
6-14
"
6-18
lc'
•
■ 7-
40c '
•-
6
6-6
6-6
1
>6-27-
"
12Vac
-
8-1
10c
""
*/
——
Department
preferred
Miami Copper Co.
-
investment
___:
6/2
6-2
.
Co.. l?o pfd. (quar;)_f_ui4'x^—$1.75 ;
S 65i-'>/2nd preferred (quar;)_J
(il?sc.-.
Catalin Corp; ot America-^'"'J
4-75(fe
-
/
5
8-
93:!4C
6-
7-
$0.0767
(quar.)
;__E_^_i
5-16
1
shares.,
(quar..);
Mines,-Ltd.-(s-a)
Mccormick
2
6-10
'
$1.25
JL
Shares
Mining
6-
2 v
Gold
6-2
7-
11 50c
*
Fundj:_'__*__"-____'_1__^
6-2
2
Fixtures
Lake
Cquar.) E_^.;
Rlay
6-14
6-16
$1.25
- -
-
net
Shares
Food
Store
5-
C-
20c
'
■
(quar.)______
'
Bond
Bond
Building
■;5-15
6- 2 .i
$20c /
————
—
Institutional
General
Chemical
.
*?"
5-15
$$1.25 •• 5-15
$$1.06 *
5-15
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)t
!,t30c
Central Electric & Gas— ',
•.*'
■:
<,■
•
-•
6-2
6-
D
6-14
"
1
7-1
—
5-15
35c
"50c
1
6- 6
-
Co.—v
preferred (quar*.)__.
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
Maytag Company (quar.)
7-
25c "
-
*
"
INDUSTRY FUNDS r
•Automobile Shares
Aviation Shares.
:
5.-29' j
7r 2
Case- (J. I.)
.
(quar.)i_
pfd.
$3.75
32'/Kc
-
*
Ltd.—.,
Co.,
common
;
from
The
•
7-2
.7-
7-11
6-20
1
dividend)
Royal American
The
;
-
-5-21,
7- 2
-
5-13
7-21
*
(quar.)
of
Electronics &
$10c
Ltd.,'5Ci
(quar.)_____x___
■
V. '/
preferred •quar.')'—
Canadian--Western. Natural Gas
4':*>
*
.6-27
•
6- 2.
5-26
7-
Amer.
Calculators, Inc. (quar.)
.*
'Marquardt Aircraft Co. (stock dividend)——
Masscy-Harris-Fcrguson, Ltd.—•
Name
changed to-Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.-
(stock
share
.
—
Utilities
-
-5*23
,
,
6-2
$$1.25
;
.
25c
7*
20c
'Marchant
-
The Capital Growth FundTire Fully Administered,
>
,
__$15c
___'
..
—-
.3/
.
(
68:»4C
GENERAL FUND3
■
The Common Stock Fund
-
-
6-19•
-
.
5(p
Extra
.
'/'
-5-16--.
*
;
(quar.)____-
&
Extra
5-13
-
A.,
preferred
Madsen Red
5-22
5-26
"M
-5-22
6-16
12,'ac
__,
All pajunents
-
6/2-
--
7-21
-6-16
8-15
7-1
•
(quar.)__.
$22(ac
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)_
30c
Ludlow Ml'g. & Sales Co.___—40c
5-22
-
Group Securities 'Inc.—.
$
6-17
,
6-16-
•
redeemable preferred (quar.)——"J "
$$1
preferred (quar.)$$1.25
.5S#> redeemable preferred- (quar.)—______
$$1.25
Canadian Tire Corp/ Ltd.. (quar.)__——.
$15c
*■>
6-16
'60c
8-15
'
8-15
50c
D.i
(H.
4(4/
4
..
S.
Lower St. Lawrence Power
6-2
-
5';v
4(i
■
6-
6-10
'
$1.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Graham-Paige
j
5-15
-
5-31
.
$$1.10
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd/.
Common
preferred
2
7-14
-,
6-14
E85c
-
"
9-1
$1.25
•>
8-15
8-15
1
-9-1
<
10c
Co.. (quar.)___
Lockheed Aircraft Cotp. (quar.)___________-_
4
Corp for
each 10 shares held»__.
__2_
/Great Northern Ry. (quar.)
1
* 75c"'
.Green (A. P.) Fire Brick, (quar.)/
25c
,1 Grocery Store Products Co. (quar.)___i_i___ - ' " 20c
-
6-20
5-28
6-
!
6-
$1.12(2
A
B
(One
-
5-12
-
■5''0
6-
2
>-
Burton Dixie.Corp. .(quar.)/-—_—•••/- 30c
"
.1
^
:5-16
—8->l
Burrard: Dry .Dock, -Ltd., class. A- (quar. >_i—, XV ...$llc-l
Burroughs Corp.) (quar,)——
—J.
25c
J
.
'
■
1
6-27
35c
——
-
.
Steel Inc.—
preferred
Class
7-1
/---35c'*-. -6-15
(quar.)
Bullock's
-
5-15
•-
1
7-
3c
Buffalo'Forge Co
•
5-16
2
6-16
.
6-14
40c
-
(quar.)__
preferred
$3.75
.
6-16
5-16
5-29
Buck Creek Oil Co.—:.——
-
5-20
20c
——
-
--•
2
-1 6-
25c ;
.<
-.
—$1.25
-
v.*
6-30
7-15
55c
.
com.: (quar. t
4oc
Consolidada,
Lee
5-13
/
_
9-
$1.12(a
(quar.)
'
'9-1
'
$1.06(4
'
5-29
-
9*-l
"
$1.12%
(quar.
5-15
•
6-20
32Vic
«
-
Lake Superior &; Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lamston (M. H.), Inc. (quar.)___:
5-13
6-2
iGeneral Tire & hubber- Co.
(-quar.i(xtxxii^_iwt ETTHjC).'-''
Genisco,-: Inc. '(quar.) k
;
71 v, c
.Gold Seal Dairy Products
Corp.—
Name
changed
to
Gold
Seal
Products "*
-
-
6-21
6-
93^ic,•;
(quar. )
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.;
;
$5: preferred .(quar.)—
>
Brunswig Drug (quar.)_
E
-
5-1U
...;
6-3-
) 45c
;
•
1"
1
6-
'<
La
5-31
2-
"
5-16
*
6-1
'
5-16
"
Otl-'Industries, com. (quar.-20c --;7- 1
4(4/ -convertible prior preferred (quar.)__
28(4c
7* 1*
Ivress (SH) & Company (quar.)_
:
50c6- 2
6-2
6-16
3iy*c ,1
;
(quar.)____
1
Kcrr-McGee
6-2
C-
•
common
(quar.
Kent-Moore Organization
6
6-20
-
35c
$5-preferred (quar.)
2
6-
6-10
22c
6-
6-20
-.
17c'
;
common
common
L
G-
9oc
preferred
$3.40
Class
-
6-15
25c
-
tincreased-semi-annual)-
General Motors
Corp., common
..
25c
...
-
5-16
6-16
>•
-
$4:50
5-15
50c
:
$1 preferred (quar.)
;!
-General Foods Corp. (quar.)__xx2___
General (Industries, com.
(reduced quar.)___
5/ preferred (quar;)_:
5-15
'
7-
;
of America——
t
:
6-
V
.
—/
i
•
1;20c
...
6-2
2
.,16- 2, / 5-15
v
•
5-15
5-24
22Vac
;
Inc. .(quar.)'
dividend
6'a"/
/
5-15—
■
2
6-
50c
-
payment
tquar.)-.::
Buckeye: Pipe. Line Co.
6-
..
6- 9
6-1
-
Mart,
Gate City
_
5-15
•
6-11
.$1.12 V2
—
Co.
1
'
—s._—3/
Borg: (George:W.) Corp. (quarJ
"Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim)—-—/
4 3;Hf» .preferred (quari);
Shoe
6-
-
12%c
.
common
Bond Investment Trust Co.
Brown
...
40c
Kendall -Co.,
6-30
•.
30c
(quar;)
.
;
•
50c
dividend pay¬
-
(quar.)
Power & Light,
4(4/ -preferred (quar.)
;
.4(4/ preferred (quar.)I_E_J_—
5/ preferred (quar.
Kawdeer Company (rcduced)—______
6-14
6-14
-
*
■*
1
5c
-
at this time)
jBliss."& Laughlin (reduced)
•Boeing Airplane Co.
6-
$8Cc
1
5-16
-
.
$36c
7-
•7-1
-
25c.
(quar.)
5Vi/ preferred
•"
5-16
•-
preferred (quar:)
on
1
1
$31(4c
on
series)
"Foster-Forbes Glass Co.;
5-16
6-
—EX.
Beryllium Corp. .(stock dividend)—
Bibb JMfg. Co, (quar.)——
—L
fc
(1957
preferred
Stock
5-16
1
Belden Mfg.
Blgelow-Sanford, 4^a
Food
-
5-20
35c
;
5%, 2nd preferred (.quar.)
:
Barber-Ellis (Canada; Ltd. (quar.)—
Bearings, Inc. (quar.j—
_
4J.b/
6-10
6- 3
-
...
Kansas
:
General-Acceptance Corp.,
Bailey Selbum Oil & Qas, Ltd.—
•v 5Z. preferred .(quar.)
(reduced)—
Bell ;& Gossett tquar.)—
1
6-
E__—__;;E
•
time)
Class B (quar.)
First Security. Corp.
6-10
$1.11
—
3.80/' preferred
5-12
"5-15
6-
$1
5-15
•*
►
-
,
6-1-
•
15c
v
<FHntkote>.Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_;
5-19
6-1
$1.15
:
y
5-l(i
2
7-
$1.12%
(quar.):
.
5-23
.
-7-1
40c
—
—,
5-28
-
118c
(quar.)
4.44%; preferred
Avon Products
6-
.
.
2 (4c
tquar.)
1
6-
,
7-15
1
59««c
$1.03%'
,
5-22
5-23
32«ic
,
$1.25 preferred (quar,)
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
Class A (quar.) —E-i:
5-261
t
6- 2
-50c
t_.
-•
V
\<
.
$15c
Astron Corp. .(reduced)
Atlanta Gas Light Co..
4%/
-
6-24
.
(quar.)
Class
.'
,
6-13
-10c
-,-
—
i
(quar.)^_
;Fansteel .Metallurgical. Corp.; (quar.)
^Federal National Mortgage Assoc. (monthly)
Federal;Signifo Signal;' common.. (quar.)____
5-15
6-10
$15c
com.
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
-6-43
1~- V
$1.75
Hardware Co..Ltd.---
this
90c preferred
5-12
.
—
5-15
6-16
.6-
>
"5-31
pfefel-red ("quar.^l.lS-Ti
Kansas City Power &
Light, com. <quar.)__
50c
4(a% .preferred (quar.)____'
:
$1.12Va
4.35/J preferred (qhar.)_
$1.08 (4
4.20/* preferred (quar.)
E___________E"" $1.05
4/ preferred - (quaT.);;
5-29
2
'
-
Holders
Payable of Bee.
22(/ac
convertible
.5-21
40e
--
at
$2 preferred (quar.)
.
4:!4%
-
-
ment
6-13
-
-
Andlan National. Ltd. (reduced, s-aj
Archer Daniels Midland, (quar.)
Ashdown
1-
6-10
preferred
When
.
Share
•
,
Corp:, com.__
(quar.)__—__EE_E._E—__
preferred (quar:)_____;______;____;
7-31
5c
-
4(4%
5-30
6-
Par
—
-
Cheaiical
4:ii/
6-16
-7-15
•
.
-15c
-
(Name
Common- (no action taken
-•
5-31
/•>
.
.
-■
5-31
6- 2
E-34%c
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp..'E
Common treducedl
v
-
.
6-16..
E:-.25cEx 6-. 1.$1.31.(4.
-7-1
.
——.
7Z
.
6-16
7-
32%c
.
-
5 (4/
;
.
75c .J
•
■
..
.
(quar.!)_
—
preferred- (quar.)
5(4/ preferred <quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co. (quar.)
v
"
.
s
,
5-14
-
-
,
20c
—
5-14
,
25c
——
(Newark, N. J.i_ (quar.t
5-14
.
30c
&
6-16
•
6-16
«
8®v»c-
.
xhanged
./
to Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates).
-•
..Electric Storage Battery Co. (qnar.)-.„^«„.
Emery Industries, (quar.)/HE
-.Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)
_Erie .Resister* Corp.—. 5
5-23..
.
—„'6~.l.'
_$1.62%.
—:
—1——
tquar.)—
American Cement Corp
American Chicle Co. i. quar.)
American
-$1.12%
:
<
i
G-~IE
60c
.
5
5-28
.
-
common
Gas,
5.20'/; preferred (quar.)
Eastern Sugar-Associates, i
.
.
.,6-2
*
American Bakeries Co..
»
-
Kaiser Aluminum
*-6-26
6-27
-
35c
-
'
-6-27'
25c
..
5-13
7-15
v
Company
*
Name of
o1 Bee.
5-20
.
5-19..
..
.,;6-.30
—
-
50c
..Dulauy (J. HA & Son •(resumedDuquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh
(quar-. )- -
of Bee*
7- 1
$1...5-15
(crtiar. t,
Allls '.Chalmers
Holder$
Payable
$42VsC
—E.-E-
__—
Allied. Kid Co..
When
Holders
Payable
50c
..
Drexei Ilirnlture (quar.)___
:Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.^ Inc.
(quar.)
*
Per
,
When
,
,
50c
■
Dominion Electrohomc
Industries, Ltd._____r -.-$25c
Dover Corp. (quar.)
^
25c
I Dow iChemical Co.
(quat.)'_
,
'
•
'
(quar.-
Class B
ously announced, but which have not yet reached theii
"
Per.:
Share
v,
(quar.)/
.«^5.5.a^=.i.wia.—
Reynolds Co., cldss A-______
..Devoe &.
an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
♦ second table in which we show the
payments previa
payment date.,
Company^
Delaware & Bound Brook RR.
.Detroit Edison Co.
9
time)
—
—
5-12
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
•
12 Vic
1
6-11
8-
1
7-11
5-31
5-15
Algomu
class A_—-—
5
5-20
Allen
6-
55c
———
-
75c preferred, (quar.)—
.
Scythes & Co. Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp. (stock dividend)
derrick Corp., 90c class A common (quar.) —
Ltd.
kicks' Breweries,
6-16
5-26
6-16
5-26
7-8
6-
5%
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
6-2
5-14
6-14>
5-23
€-10
430c
5-13
American
Simon
-Singer Mfg.
Annual
-Smith
4$ 1.25
70c
—
10%/
——————
*—;——
—
Co. (quar.):
-Sperti Products, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Gpindale Mills, common (quar.)———
._
Class B (quar.)—..——
—
Standard Milling Co. (Del.), class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
Oil
of
Co.
Kentucky
5-
5-15
5
2
5-19
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-
1
5-20
5c
5-
5-
6%.
American
5-29
Packaging Corp.—
convertible preference
(quar.)——
40c
Increased
quar.
-
—
American
5-29
0-13
5-14
(quar.)
Electric
Co.
Insulator
American
Metal
4Vi%
(quar.)
class A
Mining
Co.—
From investment
Inc.—
income
—
.
5-
5-31
8c
..
.
(quar.).,—.;
Eastern
15c
——
Stock dividend
Texas
1
7-
6-20
News
1
$1.67 \a
G-
1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.37 Va
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
$1.18%
$1.12
C-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
':
—
_______
_
.*
6-
2
9-
2
8-21
non-cum. preferred
American Seal-Kap Corp.
"
Common
Common
payment omitted
Roller Bearing Co.__
Timteen
Title Guarantee &:
Toronto
Quarterly
Tudor
■
Co. (N. Y.) (quar. (
(quar.)
-----—
Ltd.
Williams
&
_____
Trust
Elevators
Transue
time.
this
at
Steel
,
Forging
50c
6-10
5-20
31 Vic
5-23
5-
6-
5-15
420c
2
American Steel
9
.American
6-30
6-10
G-
$2
5-14
2
Inc.
(quar.)—
Unilever NV
%
___
(final)—
from
5c
from
U.
S.
-
net
investment
5%
income
and
omitted
(quar.)
.
*
this
American
British
American
Tobacco
Co.
5-
5-29
Ordinary
c-13
5-29
British
6-10
: British
3%
5-12
Brown
6-23
5-30
Class
5-14
A
5-29
12 Vic
9
Bruning
v
Bucid
6-20
6-
5
6-
2
5-
9
5-15
5-
1
37 Vic
...
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
6-13
5-29
25c
.
...._
7-
15c
(quar.)
5-15
7
6-11
7
6-11
Antliies-Imperial
G-
2
5-23
Arden
5-20
$3 participating preferred (quar.)
Argo Oil Corp. (quur.li.___.__
-
5-15
430c
(quar.).—.
Anheuser-Busch
7-
6-
2 .*'•••
5-
6-
9
4-30
<
$1.12 Va
;
G-
1
Corp.,
Argus
preferred
stock
Arizona
time.
Public
Common
7-
1
10c
Mines,
6-
1
5-
25c
6-13
British
income
tax
6- 2
4-30
420c
Bush
(increased quar.)
Terminal
Terminal
Bldg.
$5.50
Vick
preferred
(quar.)
common
75c
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
Virginia-Carolina
-
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
6-
6-
__
—
(quar.)——
1
5-
Butter
27¥jC
6-
1
5-
Butterfly Hosiery CoV Ltd., 7%
59c
6-
1
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)-
60c
6-
1
5-
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)__
6-
5
5-19
1
6-11
1
preferred
Arkansas
Class
A
Western
4.80%
common
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Auto
preferred
common
(quar.)
—;
.
—
;
Whitaker
Paper (quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co.—
(Common
Wood
payment
Conversion
omitted
at
this
(s-a)
Mfg.,
(One
(quar.
(stock dividend)—
Ltd.
share
class
of
B
each share common
Woodward
Iron
Co.
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
deposit receipts)
6-
2
5-19
7-
1
20c
6-
2
Arnold
35c
6-20
($1
par)
'<quar.)_—
50c
5-16
6-30
5-
6%
,6-3
6-
7
(quar.)
com.
5-19
Puritas
&
Water
Refining,
this
Name
ABC
of Company
Vending
Share. Payable
Corp.
(quar.)
(reduced)
AMP, Incoiporated (quar.)
Abbotts Dairies
Inc.
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries
A
C
F
Class A
12M>c
(quar.)__'
preferred (quor.)
25c
Acme
Precision
Wire
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Advisers
(quar.)
Aeroquip
Corp.
(quar.)
:
Common
5,"2%
Air
Stores,
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
Powder
Avco
.
6-10
7-2
6-10
Ayshire
6-16
5-20
Stock
5-26
5-12
lOc
6-15
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
grass Mfg
Alabama Gas Corp., common (quar.)
S3.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
Akron
A
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
45-15
4-30
Calaveras
€-14
,
6-12
37V2C
5-15
6_
Co.
/
Camden
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
35c
$1.50 1
com.
"
6-16
$1
I7V4c
'. 30c
-
50c
'
Canada
1
Class
4-25
5-21
5-13
11-26
Canadian
Canadian
FUnd,
6-14
5-23
5-20
5-28
4-24
5-
5-23
6
9
4-25
2
q.15
6-14
5-20
Gas
(stock dividend)
6.
6-
2
2
62V2c
6-
6
$1.12y2
6-
4.3(J
4-30
5-16
5
5-16
10c
6-25
6-13
4Qc
g- 9
5-16
2
5-16
87V2C
6-
$1.25
Industries
6%
Piano, 6% preferred
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
2
5-
6-20
5-29
Canadian Ice
6-20
5-29
Canadian
5%
6-16
6-
2
$1.50
7-15
7-15
Capital
-10-15
1-15^59
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
4%
25c
i
pfd. (quar.)
4% non-cum pfd
(quar.i________________
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
(extra)—
Bastian-Morley Co. Inc., 5Vi % pfd. (quar.)
non-cum.
6-20
5-23
•»
9-19
8-22
6-20
5-23
4'%%
$1
9-19
$80c
5-15
4-30
5-15
8-22
(reduced)
(s-a)
common
450c
6-
2
'
,5-
5
,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Piric
Casco
&
Mills
Products
Scott,
——T
:
,
________________
4'/2%
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.—!____
—
6-16
6-16
5-30
6-16
7- 2
6-19
5-15
5-15
5-15
6-13
6- 5
4-15
5- 5
6-30
6-16„
6-30
6-16
40c
—
(quar.)—;
7- 2
6-10
5-16
40c
50c
60c
56Vic
-60c
6-2
6-10
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-9
5-26
5-15
5-15
5-16
$1.12%
6- 1
5-15
*
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
Cartilage
(
15c
«
—
4.80%
Carson
5-9
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_;—
(quar.)
5- 5
Bathurst PoXver «Sc Paper Co.r Ltd.—
CJass A
Records
Carrier
$1
$1.37'/2
Ltd.
Carpenter Paper (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
(quar.)———__
25C
6-2
6-30
6-13
-
25c
5-21
5- 8
-
i
Carborundum
12-31
(
J
420c
475c
420c
15c
I
-
Extra
9-30
♦
Baltimoie & Ohio RR—
,
425c
(quar.)
Machine, Ltd., class A
Estates
Capitol
"
5c
Co.
:
Iugersoll-Rand,
Extra
6-30
$1.50
Electric
6-2
5-15
6-2
6-2
6-2
4$2
,
B
Canadian Oil Co.
6-26
>
net
;
-
5-23
Class
,
425c
A
6c
♦
'—
from
Canadian General Securities, Ltd.—
_
Class
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
income)
L.
(quar.)—.
(quarterly
Inc.
7-2
6- 2
7-2
7-2
7-2
10c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A
General
Canadian
9
■
12 Vie
(quar.)
Baldwin
6%
conv.
investment
*
Baker
431Vic
425c
437V2C
431 Vic
418*/ic
—
Canners,
5-23
}
.
(s-a)
5-27
25c
(quar.)
dividend
&
preference
5-12
-
5-15
:
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com, (quar.)
-
5%
Collieries
Aztec Oil
5%
8-26
6-14
10c
5-15
6-16
preference (quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
6-10
10c
6-16
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)_—
Co.,
6- 2
-
450c
429Vic
7- 1
7-28
5-30
.
Forgings, Ltd.—
Foundries
preferred
4V/2%
6- 2
'
5-31 !
6-10
6-20
-
+7V2C
425c
432'/2C
415c
(quar.)—
U
$4c
.
6-16
7- 2
7-15
5-20
75c
—
&
420c
& Electronics
437V2C
<quar.)__
437%2C
4$1.064.4
25c
^
i
Malting
Canada
-
...
412Vic
4-25
4-25
1 34'V«c
_
(qu.ar.)_.
(quar.)
Iron
Canada
9-15
12-15
•
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
60c
;
Ltd., com.
A
4V'4%
1
25c
25c
■
(quar.)
415c
449c
31 Vic
(quar.):
Foundries
Canada
;
1
455c
-
4-25
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
33c
(quar.)
Participating
2
'
6-16
'
5-15
5-15
5-15
1 33V^c
32J,2C
A
5-
6-12
50c
Class
5-
6-12
6-20
5-15
420c
;_—_
(quar.)__;
Cement
5-16
,
4-25
4-30
4-304-30
4-30
4-30 |
4-30
4-30
4-30
5-12
6-13
6-27
4-30
- 5-20
4-25
preference (quar.)—;
Ltd., com. (increased quar.)—
5-
6- 2
50c
,
27V/2C
33 Vic
—
&
$1.30
6-
5-16
5-5
6- 5
5- 2
60c
(quar.)__—
-
5-15
'7-1
6-30
6-1
6-16
17M?c
■*' 55c
(quar.)—
Canada Foils,
Extra
5-29
6-10
7-30
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common
i
2
6- 4
com., (quar.)—__
Burlington County Ry. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.):
5-19
6-
(quaf.)
(quar.)
Common
427V2c
.
4-11
40c
'
5-31
J12c
(quar.)
Inc., common
Class
5-15
"
$1.31 V4
Houston
430c
9
9
50c
common (quar.)
Corp. (from inc.)
Fund,: Inc.—
quarterly from income—
Science
55-
/
Manufacturing Corp.,
Axe
5-12
2
5-19
*
preferred (quar.>_w-.__
Mines, Ltd.
Axe
•
10c
Engineering Co.
preferred
Reduction
6-
6-11
r
4$3.50
'
(quar.)_"_%_—__________
(quar.)—
preferred
5.30%
preferred
5.28% preierred
5.36%/ preferred
5.20%
preferred
5.08%
preferred
5.50%
preferred
37',2C
-
Corp.—
Auto Electric Service Co.,
Class A (quar.)
7-2
23c
Shoe
5-8
25c
(quar.)
Aetna-Standard
1-9R
6-2
25c
;
Fund.—
Agnew-Surpass
6-14
5%
Aunor Gold
9
5c
Inc.
(quar.)
Process
Atlas
of Ree.
5-
2
.
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Corp.
Service,
4.40%
6-14
preferred (quar.)
t$1.25
——
(quar.)
Inc.
5%
6-16
$1.25
;
preferred
Atlas Corp.,
Holder1
5-26
Ltd.—
il2^c
(quar.)
preference
Industries
Acu*hrret
62V-.C
(quar.)
Acme
Acme
25c
Industries
Common
When
Water
-
5-19
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
5V6% preferred (quar.)
week, these being given in the
California
5-31
"
preferred
Co. (quar.)
Coast Line Co.-(Conn.) (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.):
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)_
j-i
preceding table.
Per
7-29
7-29
5-15
19c
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
com.
Packing
6-12
25c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
give the dividends announced in previoui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include
divi¬
we
dends announced
——
(quar.)__
Interstate
*6-14
(quar.)__
Co.
California
California
6-13
20c
-
California Ink
Power,
5-
6-
56V4c
(quar.
common
Associated Truck Lines, class A
5-29
7V/aC
83,'ic
Electric
5-16
6-16
7- 1
75c
Atlantic
Ueiow
6-24
31c
—_________
6-1
25c
$1.16V'4
~
(quar.)
6-13
30c
93%c
I(quar.)__
com.
Bros,
California
5-
6-1'•
....
(quar.)
a—
Associated Spring Corp.
(quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
$5 partic. class A (quar.)
5-12
6-13
Aluminum,
&
Oil
5.25%
5-20
6-10
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
Associated Di-y Goods
Common
(quar.)
(Amer.
(quar.)-
Altex
$1.50
9
40c
pref.
$5
6-13
3%
Ltd.,
-
eonv.
Ashland
for
!
(quar.)
■
i
30c
preferred (quar.)_
Equipment. 4V'2%
pfd. (quar.)
Aro
5-23
pfd.
62V4c
(quar,)_
_
Arrowhead
12 Vic
(s-a)
Publishing Co.
5-19
held)
Woodward Governor Co.
World
5
2
time)
______
Power
<;
$L08*/4
Co.
Steel
Corp.
(quar.l____
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
5
5-
6-
50c
WoQdley Petroleum Co.
Woods
5-
5-15
25c
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Armco
5-15
15c
Supply,
30c
(quar.)
Louisiana
Arkansas-Missouri
5-14
4.65%
Weingarten, Inc.,
...
,
5-
7-
6-
$1.50
415c
tl5c
5-13
6-13
6-13
7- 9
7- 0
5- 2
5-23'
6-
(quar.)
(quar.).
-40c
431 Vic
5-27
6-24
5-15
preferred
$4.35
pfd.
"15c
25c
,
.'
;
v
6- 1
preferred
$1.50
preferred. (accum.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
3-28
5-12
$2.36
Chemical—
6%
5-28
10c
5-20
2
5-8
,
—
5-20
2
5- 8
6-1
(quar.)_____—15c
Co.
$1.10
Valley Mould & Iron,
6- 1
l%d
/
Co.
Bush
...
.
Co.—■'/.
5- 9
deduc-
less
-
9
.
%
.
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
of
;
s
5-13
5-8
6-15-8
6-1
5-8
r
.
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
6'% preferred (s-a)
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)...—
5-14
;
6- 5
6-1
20c
Ltd.—
_
6-2
425c
(quar.)___.._
commou
Burndy Corp.
6-20
75c
________
(quar.)
common
Service
Industries,
5-15
6- 6
6- 1
•
5-15
5-12
5- 1
5-22
5-22
in-
net
Burnham
,
Ltd.,
from
(interim.)—___
tion of depositary.
'
;
Co.,
Co.—
Dredging, Ltd.
American
9
4$1.31Vi
Farms
6- 2
6-2
—
Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
income)
Burma
5-12
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
6-1
30c
25c
•
.
„
vestment
Fi-ee
7-
15c
4-25
4-25
5- 2
5- 9
'
preferred (quar.)_____■:—87Vac
4% preferred (quar.)_
$1
4.20% preferred (quar.)________—
$1.05
4Vi% 2nd preferred (quar.)—__——_
$1.12Va
4-30
2 Vic
10c
5-13
6-11
5-15
10%
10%
3%%
6-11
:
,
15c
—-—35c
$1.25
_______
preferred xquar.)i
Burlington
6-27
6-23
V
5-15
5-15
.
—35c
(quar.)
tquar.)___
common
Bulolo Gold
V
.
4-28
—
—
3
25c
$2.25
(quar.)
Co.,
Bullock
-
6- 2
,-r..-
.
(quar.)
Buck Hill Falls
15c
,
(Charles.) Co.
(quar.)
5-23
5-29
1
:$1
—
voting trust certificates
7-
•
•
7 Vie
...
and
e-13
,
.
5-15
5-5
5- 5
.
: v
6-10
Company
(quar.)
Sharpc Manufacturing Co.—
Com.
2
5-
$5
(quar.)
10c
4-30
5- 2
4-23
/,
v.
of
.—_
Brown &
5-
5
(Miami)—
Electric
%
4-23
4-30
6- 2
6-23
5-9
6-11
Petroleum
6-30
(s-a)_
Writing Paper (quar.)
Amoskcag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
<
-
'
.
y
deduction
Ordinary
5-29
60c
...
common
^
6- 2
Amer. dep.
6-
V $1.25
,
.5-16.
5-23
free of
of 8d
less
tax
- •'
;
>
7- 2
-i
Ltd.—
Co.,
payment
Income
•>
6-16
6-16
5-16
4-30:
6-21
5-21
8-21
11-20
-
6- 2
6- 2
6*10
6.40% pfd. (quar.)—_
final
(a
-
5-19
.5-19
5-19
5-19
5-30
430c
472Vic
$1.60
15c
425c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—■
(final)
receipt? Ordinary. (final)
Broadway-Hale
Stores
(quar.)
9-10
12-10
(quar.)
Co.' (quar.>__
Products
6-20
,-
50c
preferred (quar.).
5'/2% preferred (quax*.r_
Post
5
34%c
;
preference
Brass: Corp.
6-13
9-19
.
Co.
$2:90
5-16
12-19
—
6%
Anchor
Pennsylvania—
4 Vi %
British
30c
62 Vac
Co. Of
the
at
5-29
1
9-15
(quar.)j_
—
Oil Ltd. (quar.)
$1.25
Corp. common
Class B (quar.)—.4
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
7c
4%% preferred A (quar.)—
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—
on
5-29
7-
2c
—
preferred (quar.).
Payment
0-27
Bristol
$1.25
American
5-13
50c
$1.06%
Brockton Edison Co.,
6-16 S't*
$1.25
preferred
Insurance
Tobacco
Anderson
B (quar.)
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
United Telephone
&
American Water Works,
5-19
6-10. r;
"
profits.
class A
Title
American
Fund—
securities
Foil Co.,
(quar.)—
Class
U. S.
5-28
10Vi%
United Gas Improvement, common
4 Vi % preferred (quar.)
j
United Funds, Jnc.—•
United Science
C5c
5-29
1
^
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-13
10-
.
5-5
6- 1
6- 1
.
of Canada,
Tank Co.
Common
.*
"
4$1
412Vic
425c
1,-.
.-Depositary)
(quar.)
5%
Co.,
Bridge &
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Foundries
Quarterly
25c
•
Uarco,
preferred
Thread
American
Corp.—
_______
City Fourth Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)
2nd
A
$1
of Del.—
dividend)
(stock
conv.
Clas3
25c
(quar.)
;
5%;
v
*
.♦/
;
(quar.)—
6-20;
*
(quar.).:
American Seating Co. (quar.).
American Smelting & Refining
5
-
_
class B
Ltd.,
•V'. 7- 1-
30c
com.
holders' approval on May 29.
,
.
5-29
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-16
6- 2
6-17
4-25
5- 5
6-2
Z*
25c
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Thew Shovel Co.—
3-
40c
—
Chemical,
preferred
non-cum.
•
6-14
6- 2
6- 2
(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
,
Bowes
Co., Ltd
"Brantford Cordage,
5-21
(quar.)
—
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.).
5%
6-30
1
6-
(quar.)
Construction
&
5-20
7-
6-16
preferred A
$4
'•
'
50c
(quar.)—
Potash
5-15
6-
$1.43%
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
5.75% preferred (quar.)——.
5.50% preferred (quar.)—j.—
5%, preferred (quar.)______
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
5.85%
Pipe
American
5-15
$1.46Vi
6.70%
American
5-31
6-
35c
(quar.)—
com.
Co.,
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Bros. Bag. (quar.)
$1.12 Va
prefererd
Photocopy Equipment
Increased quarterly
6-19
25%
—
Transmission,
4*4%
30c
—
Tennessee Natural Gas
4V'4%
6-20
.
20c
>
(quar.)
Meter Co.
(quar.)—
1
—
<
40c
Corp. (quar.)—
Inc., com. (quar.)
Co.
„
(quar.)_—:
_______
(monthly)..
American
{
a
5-15
4-25
••
'
;
Climax
American
5-29
6-30
5c
—.....
Television-Electronics Fund,
-
5-21
30c
American
■Sun.hine
.
(quar.)
;
.
American
Howell
Co.
.
...
Products Corp.
Semi-annual
6-16
1
7-
(quar.)
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas)
American
5-29
2
6-
4S1.25
„
Gas
American Home
6-13
6c
425c
——-
American
Foreign
American Greetings Corp.,
Class B
(quar.)—
6-16
6-30
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Power Co. (quar.)
Furniture
5-26
6-10
45c
—
&
American
5-16
43 %c
(quar.)—
A.) Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Life Assurance (Canada) —
Sun
6-2
Corp.
American
5-16
30c
(D.
Dryer
Cable
American Encaustic Tiling
3
2
50c
Class B
Stuart
7-
8-15
6-
Corp.
&
Bell
Heminway
-
(q iar.)_.
Chain
American
5-15
2
6-
35c
in-
...—
(s-a)—•—
Cement
IJeldlng
6-24
—_
(quar.):
(quar.)__'____
______——_—
(from
Inc.
preferred, (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
American
4$1.31
$1.60
—
Shares
Co.
preferred
6-10
6-10
5- 6
5-15
•
$1.50
*'
Standard
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5Vi% preferred A (quar.)
Sterling Drug (quar.)
Stei son (J. B.), 8% preferred (quar.).—,-,—
(No action taken on common payment at
this time)
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common (quar.)—,
7% preferred (quar.)
;
—
Storer Broadcasting Co., common (quar.)
—
preferred
1
fc-IO
.
425c
435c
:-15c
$1.18*4
17Vie
.
American Cast Iron Pipe Co.—
7
6-10
,
"
7
5-15
70c
—,~
5-15
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—..,
income)..
American Can
6-
preferred, (quar.)
S.) Shoe, common
(A.
.4*4%
7-2
7-2
17-2
5-15
6- 2
25c
_________
5-16
6-2P .*
6-10
-
—
Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)—'
(quar.)———
Business
vestment
25c
5C
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
Beck
(quar.)
o-iu
6- 1
6-10
7- 2
_
•
12'/2c
—
—
—
—
5-
(quar.)——
com.
5-29
6- 1
>,
25c
$1.06'4
$1.18^4
6-2
5-21
4-25
12Vac '
Bcmis
.*i_
______
40c
6-2
6-10
5-15 4
37 Vic
Bessemer Lime & Cement Co., com..-(quar.)
50c
6-13 5- 5
t17Vic
4 6- 5
4% preferred (quar.)
——50c
7- 1 ■
Best & Co. (quar.)
50c .
5-15
5- 9
425c
6-1
Bethlehem
Steel
Corp., com. (quar.)
60c
» 6- 2
'v; 5-31
5- 9
457c
7%,. preferred (quar.)
„
$1.75 %r 7- 1
6-10
5-20
V Bishop Oil Co. (quar.t
v/ 30c :
; r5c i'-'f 5*15
93 %c
6-20
Black Hills Rawer & Light, common (quar.t v" /'36c
7', 1
6- 1
6- 1
5-15
25c.4.20%; preferred (quar.)__
$1.05 6- 1
6- 1,87 Vac
5-15
4.75%. preferred (quar.)________™_—^-_
$1.18*4
-. 6- 1
8- l1
1 15c
7-19
4.56%i preferred iquar.)
28Vic
6-1
15c
11- 1
v10-20
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
'
4V4% preferred (quar.);——
„$1.06V4
7- l . :
25c
6-14
5-23
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
*——
$1.40
7- 1
25c
6-14
5-23
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
30c
6-16
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, com. (quar.)
30c
,
5-15
4c
5-20 »'
4-22
"f: 6% preferred (quar.)___
—___—
75c:,
6-30
50c
5-15
4-18
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
—
20c
6- 2
Quarterly
20c
9- 2 7-1
6-20
$3
Quarterly
—
20c
11-29
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—
8- 1
37VaC
7-15
(From net investment income).—_______
9c
5-14
11- 1
/10-15
37VaO
Bondstock Corp.
—
6c
5-20
62 Vic
6-14
6- 5
Bolm Aluminum & Brass Corp. (quar.)
,25c
6-16
5c
5-29
5-20
Booth Fisheries Corp., $3.80 pfd.,.(quar.) __
95c
7- 1
5-29
w
15c
5-15
Borden Company
(quar.)__
60c
6-2
5-12
25c
6-10
Borg-Warncr Corp., 3¥2%. prefersed (quar.)
87Vic
: 7- 1
5c
5-15
4-30
Boston Fund
(increased quarterly from in¬
40c
6-10
5-12
vestment, income)
—12c
5-27
30c
6- D
5-26
Bourjois, Inc.
——; V
50c
5-15
30c
6- 9
5-26
iBowater Paper, Ltd._____.—___________—.
22Vic
6- 2
6- 2
5-14
.X 20c
An approximate amount, subject to'stock-
)_—__—.———„
common
preferred
5-
-
Ltd.,
—
Class A
4-2 a
2
6-
*
$1
22 %C
(quar.)—
Airlines*,
7-21
75c
—
—
com,
5-15*
Co.,
6-16
25c
25c
$1.25
40c
$25c
»
1
*
Holder»
Payable 0} Rec.
Share
•
.
(reduced)♦.«.
Extra
5-16
;
5-16,
20c
—
Inc., common (quar.);
5% preferred (quar.)
5-12
50c
-Southern Spring Bed
B
5-29
5-23
1
Lumber
Beaver
6-14
4 6-10
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
America,
preferred
> 7-
-
$1.40
American Art Metals
5
10c
$212
Beneficial interest—
of
Co.
conv.
American
^
Fund—•
♦Smith Investment Co
3Vi%
6%
deposit receipts ordinary-
Amor,
(Edson B.)
Class
'
5-16
V
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
$3.75
6- 2
<
(Fla.), class A
Corp.,
preferred
Aluminum
5-30
.<
-
(quar.)—I
common
preierred. (quar.)
Beauty Counselors : (quar.)_____—
i.
*
5-30
6-30
Mills,
$5
~
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
4li% preierred (quar.
6-30
5-16
5c
4%
7-
6
12Vic
♦
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
common (reduced)
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5-19
25c
25c
(quar.)—
Aluminum
6-13
6-
r
425c
Aluminum/Ltd.,
5
Beaunit
30c
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
———
e-ii
20c
(quar.)——,———
(H.) & Sons, Ltd.—
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)—
£imonds Saw
Steel (reduced)
4%
9-10
13*4%
(final)————
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (reduced)—:
—
.Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
—
Class B (quar.)—-—'.—————
Stores
Allied
5-16
22c
Trading
Transport &
5-16
1
'12Vic
(reduced *
——
r
8cryomechanisms, Inc. (stock dividend).--;—
-Shell
1
6-
9-30
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
6-13
>
to
Allied Products Corp.
3%
€-13
1
(quar.)
Allied Control Co.
5-20
6-
425c
431Vic
B
Class
5-20
5-29
18*40
Corp.
Dye
Allied Chemical Corp.
5-20
5-29
32 Vic
:—
<fc
changed
Name
5-29
10c
common
1
(quar.)—.—
Equipment
&
Name of Company
0) Rec
■*
7%'■ 7-
(quar.)w—
(quar.)
Business Machines
Cncmical
Allied
^
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_
8avcge Industries,
$1.30 preferred
Payable
$1.05
—
Ltd.
Steel,
(R. C.)
Allen Electric
5-16
1
6-
7 Vic
(quar.) __—
Cagamore Mfg. Co.—
Common payment omitted at this time
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
"k
When
Par
Holder.
$1.15
4.20% pfd.
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
Co.,
Alabama Power
9
5-
5-20
425c
Inc.
Rubbermaid,
7-
59%o
(resumed»>■
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
—-——>— ; •.
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
5c
Resort Airlines
Robinson, Little fc Co., Ltd.,
Rockwell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Par
Holder*
When
Par
Share
mme of Company
•
.
(2122)
10
,
•
-
5-30
(
,
5- 5
,
,
Volume
187
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2123)
1
11
1
Per
'
(y.
Name ofCompany-
-
'
-
-
Share
Case
(J. I.) Co., 6(4% pfd. (quar.)_
7% preferred iquar.) —.1.
-Z—Z
Central Canada
Investments, Ltd.— "
■
When
Payable
11 %C
7-
$1.75
7-
preierence
ts-a>
_—_—_1_—L241
5"%
Name of Company
6-12
6-12
1
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3(4%
Curtis
7-
2
6-20
$1.25
6-
2
5-15
____
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Central
Illinois
Public
2:—
Service,
4.927o preferred (quar.)
preferred (quaT.):
4(4% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Central
&
Central
6-30
Stock
South
Food
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)—"-——
Service
dividend
on
common
Chain Belt Co.
(quar.)
*
L".
5-15
5-
*
2
4-30
-
Unadilla
5-31
10c
v
(quar.)
.
,
5-
8
5-15
Delaware
0-1
.
5-12
7-
.
6-io *
1
6-10
60c
5-15
5-23
■J.
'30c
Voting
8%
'
4-15
6-30,-
5-15
5-
(quar.)__—
$1
preferred (quar.)
;
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Common
(quar.)
Common. (quar.)*___^_—.
'I., 87'4c
conv.
6-20
6-
2
Detroit
8-
7-
7
__
(quar.)
37 Vie
7-31
37J4c
,
—
10-23
i—
—
Series
A
preferred
A
preferred
(quar.)
Series
A
preferred
(quar.)
37V2c
(quar.)
Series
5%
preferred
(quar.):!.
Cleveland
77o,
5-20
5-
6-13
3714c
5-15
10c
5-12
4-30
25o
6-14
,"5-23
*,00c
6-10
$1.25
—_
(s-a)_,
6-14
.
.5-23
51.50
1-1-59
40c
common
7-
$1.50
:i—.
5-15
7-
6-
$1.12(4
:
J
6-20
12-19?
1
5
Co.,
12 -28
5%
5-31
$2 preferred
$5c
t20c
Power,
Common
(monthly)
Common
common
Carbon
—„
Credit
Commonwealth
5(4%
Assn.
6-16
DUnhill International
8-
1
7-16
6-
1
5-15
25c
4-18
5-
6-10
5-15
Duro-Test Corp., common
6-
Eagle-Picher
5%
50c
6-10
6-
2
70c
6-30
6-
20c
t
6-13
5-29
6-
,5c
(quar.)_
1
30c
—
Consolidated
Corp.
Eastern
Corp.
5-
1
Eaton
1
Eaton
Ecuadorean
40c
Laundries
Corp.
Consolidated
Theatres
Ltd.,
$4.16
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
10c
—
2
6-
2
5-
3%%
Sexton
Co.—
6- 2
of
1956)
(quar.)
—
(quar.).
5-
1
4-18
7-
t
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6,
6-
45c
7-
1
'
5- 5
1
6-14
second
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
Elox Corp.
(Mich.);
Emporiuni-Capwell Co.
Elox
5-22
Emhart
6-13
Empire
6-30
5-29
6-30
6-
5
6-
1
5-
7
7-
1
6-16
8-
I
7-30
$1.13
$$1.30
'
JL_—
Corp.
.5%,
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
common
a share
(13/100th of
eral Corp. common for each
6-
5-23
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
6-10
5-21
6-
5-12
27 (4c
5c
$17 (4c
15c
(qhar.)
2
5-31
5-10
of
Financial
preferred
(quar.)
—.
Erlanger Mills, common iquar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)—I
6
5-23:
4-30
6-
6
4-21
93 %C
6-16
5-29
6-
2
5-16
10c
8-
1
7-15
IOC
8-
1
7-15
50c
(quar.)Brewing Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Farm Equipment Acceptance (quar.)
Farmers
N.
Y.)
Cuban American Sugar
7% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Life Insurance
5-15,
4-30
,6-10
5-26
4-25
6-16
5-30
6-30
5-23
6-16
5-31
(quar.)
6-16
5-10
6-
2
5-
9
Federal
6-
2
5-
8
5-15/
5-16
5-15
5-
7
5
75c
5-23
5-
6-16
6-16
6-
2
5-15
28c-
9-
2
5(4%
Pacific
Electric
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred 1953 series (quar.)
Compress
&
Warehouse
(quar.)
preferred
Giannini
common
6-
5-14-
Gold: &
6-
5rl4
Goodall
6-
5-14
5%
Stock
6-
5-14
Goodyear
6-
5-14
Gorlwim
5-14
66
2
5-14
6-
2
5-14
6- 2
5-15
$1.25
35c
5-14
30c i
6-19
6-
30c
5-20
<
7-
1
5-29
5-29
6-
40c
2
5-15*
6-
$1.12(4
v
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
'
6-10
50c
6-
87 (4 c
9
5-29
6-
.
1
9-
$1.25
$1.25
5-
1
6-10
$1.25.
4-25
1
12-
1
11- 7
5-
9
8-
8
5-28
5-13
5-31
5-13
6-14
5-23
6-
5-
2
8
5-15
5-
30c
7-
6-16
10c
5-27
5-
7
5c
5-27
5-
7
1
1
34 (4 C
60c
20c
7-
6-15
1
5-15
5-
1
6-10
5-23
6-16
6-
2
25c
5-28
5-16
$1.75
7-
1
6-17
$1.75
9-29
9-17
Federal
:
68%C
5-28
5-16
Glass Co.
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
Special
(quar.)
—
(quar.):
5-15
6-2
,
1
.
5-31
6-
5-13
1
5-15
6-30
6-
7-1
6-
3
6-
A
3
7-
1
7-1
6-3
7-1
6-3
6-27
6-
6
6-27
6-
6-
7-
1
6-21
6-
2
4-25
6-
1
5-10'
6-16
5-10.
6-5
5-1
6-11
6-11
Rubber
6-
2
7-
5-23
5-23"
1
5-15
$2.50
5-15
; -
5-20
6-13
5-
5-
1
1
60c
6-16
5-15-
50c
6-16
6-
2
35c
6-
2
5-
2
50c
6-14
6-
3
35c
5-23
5-
9
25c
(initial-qvar;);
1
6-25
6-10
& Co.—
$1.50
$1.50
,
12-15
11-25
20c
5-29
4-28
5-29
6-16
Fire
Brick
(quar.)
5-31
5- 1
$1.75
5-31
5-1
40c
6-10
5-16
6-10
6-
1
Co., 5% convertible pfd.
Society (quar.)
convertible
preferred
Ohio
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-
5-12
6-14
3T%c
8-1
7-25
6-16,
5-29
"cm
12%c
6-10
(quar.)_
5-22
5-23
6-30
20c
(quar.)
7
b-2a
oa
*.—
15c
b-20
5-29-
12c
5-21
5-
(quar.)-
12'/2C
6-16
5-29
2
5-16
Inc.—
(Del.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
&
12-_1
$21 %c
investment income
30c
6-
b
RR.—
6-10
5-20
6-10
5-20
Gulf Power Co.,
20c
6-
5-29
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada. Ltd.
Quarterly
preferred
9-10
12-10
25c
(initial)
(quar.)
—$1-25
6- 9
5-19
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)
$1.25
9- 8
8-19
62%o
6-10
5- 6
4.64%
-
1
9-
40c
12'4c
*
•
5-20
$1
$12%c
$12I4c
(quar.)
-
4-28
40c
i
-
P.)
Mobile
8-25
$25c
45c
$5
5-20
9-15
40c
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.
Gulf
11-18
6-16
40c
Guardian Mutual Fund,
6%
8-19
12-10
$25c
-
B
net
9-10
$2
Griescdieck
From
5-20
$2
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common tquar.)
60c
8-19
11-18
6-10
5%
Gregory Industries
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
Groller
9-10
12-10
$25c
:
Great West Coal, Ltd., class A
(A.
8-19
5-20
$2
:
:
5-20
11-18-
$2
Granite City Steel Co. (quar.)
Atlantic «te Pacific Tea
Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
(quar.)—
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston) —
Green
6-10
»
$2
Great
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-10
12-10
$2
Class
A
(quar.)___
:
Grand Union Co. (increased)
dividend
6-10
,
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
.
3
53(40
12(4c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)
'
8% preferred A Cquar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8%
preferred B
(quar.):.
8%
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)
Grafton & Co., class A (quar.)
Class
'
.
5-15
■
$1.50
5-
5-29
7-25
6- 2
30c
5
9
8-15
15c
(quar.)-
1
6-
7-25
10c
1
10c
8-15
$15c
(quar.)
6-
9
4-25
7-25.
50c
common
6-
1
4-25
8-15
10c
30c
-1
4-25
5-15
27(4c
15c
(quar.)-
;
6-10
5-15
/
45c
8-15
Extra
1
5-15
,
(quar.).—
Manufacturing COv (quar.)
(Wi R.)
Stock
—
7-
25c
'
5-15
5-15
8'
2%
6%
5-29
$1.18%
12. (4c
5-8
$1.25
6%
4-15
6-13
5-
6-2
66c
(S-a)
&
New common
Grace
5-10
5-15
4-16
6- 2
50c
(Increased-semi-annual)
5-20
5-30
5-15
$1.25
Telegraph: (quar.)Co., common (quar.)
Tire
:
0
Government Employees Insurance—
6-20
30c
6-20
'
Gossard (II. W.) Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries (quar.).
5
6-10
6-
6-30
Government Employees Corp.—
5-12
30c
4-18
6-26
55c
Rubber
$1.37(4
$1.41(4
$.160
5-15
56e
1
Industries
preferred
5-20 ;
6- 9
6-28
.
(quar.),
Wernicke
5-15
6-10
.
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
1st preferred
6-13*
5-29
2
33o
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Gillette
6%
6-
55c
5-23
6-
6-27
59%c
5-16 '
Globe
5-16
6-14
60c
'
5-15
6-16
62(4c
.
5-16
6-
5- l
6--2rf«
32(4c
(quar.)-
6-15
6-30
5-15
•-»
25c
*
6-16
Co.
5-85-15
33c
(quar.)-
&
2
25c
preferred
(G. M.)
conv.
5-1
6-10
50c
.
5(4%
4-21
32(4c
'
Getty Oil Co., 4%
•
6-
•
27(4c
;
$25C
2
5-15
5-15
1
$10c
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Mines, Ltd.—
(Interim)
6-11
5-10-
2
22(4c
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
Stock dividend
'5% preferred (quar.)
6- 2
$3
Fedders-Quigan
6-30
•
6-13
6-
8-1
40o
(quar.)-
Telephone Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
6- 2
5-31
11-
of California—
General
25c
8-15
50c
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)
General
Telephone
Co.
of
Pennsylvania—
4.75%
5.28%
1
6-15
$2.20
6.-12
6-10
5-
50c
(quar.).
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5-23
3%
(Syracuse
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5(4% prefeired (quar.)
Fedcral-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)
Federal
„
4-30
37 %c
—
v
& Traders
$30c
28c
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
5-15
*
*
5-15
11-15
45c
General
Class
Falstaff
$1.05
$2
4-30
35c
Extra
(quar.)
5-15
9
60c
Fall River Gas Co.
6-
-
,
5-20
5-
20c
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
Fairbanks Morse <fc Co
5-15
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-23 ~
6-10
$1.12(4
—,
5-15
10c
preferred
preferred
$1.32
5-19
Gen¬
share held)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)—
& Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7% gtd.
(quar.)
Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
Co.
preferred
$1.30
1
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
2
5-12
28 «/#c
.
6-10
v
5-
6-
25c
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of FloridaCommon
(quar.)
6-20
1
dividend).
Erie
$4
(quar.)—
5-
7-
40C
Erie
5-
6-
5-15
$1.65
(stock*
6-12
5-15
$50c
50c
$1.25
5-15/v
2
2
$$1.75
(quar.)
6%
Credit
1
450c
5-
5c
1
IOC
voting—
5-15
1
5-15
50c
Telephone Co.
2
5-10
Corp,," 50c pfd. (quar.)——
Equitable Ga$, common (quar.)-—
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)
Equity
Oil
Refractories
$1.30
5-
5-19
5-
50c
$1.32
5-15
5-15
preferred, (quar.)—,
Equitable
2
,
5-15
34c
5(4%
4-30
6-14
(quar.)-—__
6-
.
$1
4(4%
5-20
1
5-30
(quar.)
com.
7-
1
*
5-21
5c
—
Manufacturing
District Electric,
preferred
(quar.)
6-1
6
-
•
6-
25c
—
5-15
10c
General
4-30
—_
(quar.)
6<-
5-15
5-21
:——
—4
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—
7% preferred (s-a),
5-20,
-
5-15
$1.42
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (series of 1957) (quar.)..:—
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(reduced)
Electric Hose <fc Rubber Co. (quar.)—
4-30
5-20
$4
Crown Cork & Seal
Co., $2, preferred (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Crum & Eorster, 8% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Crude
$1.34
preferred; (quar.)
(series
40c
conv.
$L12 preferred
preferred'
6.40%
4
1
5-30,
5-25
5-15
1
$1.37(4
20c
—.
preferred
5.50%/
5.68%
5-15
$12c
J
5.65%
5-20/
2
25c
5-15
1
6.-
$1.06
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
75c
__
:
preferred (quar.)
Cxossett Co., class A (quar.)
7%
66-
*
2
6-
$1.02'/a
;
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Imperial Mills Ltd',
Coty International Corp
,
2
25c
31 %C
(quar.)
Cosmos
Class B
6-
4'4%
'4n4%
____
«fc
;
1%
non-voting
.'
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (increased)
Corson (G & W H) Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,
5-29
5-15
$1.12(4
B
4(4%
6-13
$4
Quarterly
Cribben
5-27-r
93 %c
Copeland Refrigeration (reduced)
Cbrby (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A
Crane
6-13;
$1
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
-Class
5.36%
9
$1.13
Cook Paint & Varnish, common
V $3- prior preferred (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty
5(4%
5-
60c
dividend)
(quar.) —!
America
5- 1
$1.04
—
of
'
5-31
2
6-
15c
32 (4 C
—
2
56(4c
—
Steel Castings Corp.
(quar.)
Steel Wares Co.,
Ltd., com.
f
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred' <quar.)_
6-
50c
General
5-15
25c
———
25c
-
Corp.
$37 (4 C
(quar.)—!—
common
(quar.)_——"
Common
6-30/
$10c
Continental Gin Co., 4(4% pfd.
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance
(Toronto) (s-a)_
Controls Co.
6-13
6-16!
$?7(4o
(stock
preferred
A-
—
'4.50% conv. 2nd pfd (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
.5%
Class
—
6-16
$1
(quar.)Cigar Co.. (quar.)
General
-'•'in¬
'
America
General
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—
2
$1.12(4
Continental Can Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Common
5-
50c
(quar.)_
'
5
1
$1
Corp.
Corp.—
ordinary
EdtTy: Paper; Ltd.,
6-
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
«
1
70c
;•* 2oc
class A
"
$4.50
2
10c
(quar.)
( Class B (s-a)
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
6-28,
$$1
1
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Textile, 5% pfd. (s-a)
9-
12-
: 5- 2'
'4.10%
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-
20C
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. (increased)
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.
Freightways
9-15
6- 5
4-30
5-16
6-
55c.
Paper
2
12-15
5-15
6-14
30c
—
(quar.)——
(quar.) —
Manufacturing
5-
Consolidated. Diversified Standard
Securities,
). Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. pref. (s-a)
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines—
Consolidated
(accum.)
(quar.)—
(quar;)
6
1
10c
Finance Corp* (Del.)
(quar.)
Merchandise Co
General Outdoor
Advertising Co. (quar.)
General Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
General Public Utilties
Corp. (quar.)
4(4%
Utilities Associates
0
5-
7-
15c
General
4-30 *
55c
Eastern
5-
6-16
10c
General
5-16
50c
Eastern Air Lines
6-
2
3iy4C
4-30
5-15
7-
$14c
(quar.)
6-15
—
Cement
Co.
3-26
6-16
10c
City Steel, Inc.-
General
6-,3,c
25c
5-15
5c
2
5-23
.
35c
Kootenay Power Ltd., 7. pfd.
$1.37(4
(initial).——
6-
$30c
5-20
5-15
8-4,.,
40c
preferred (quar.)
t50c
*—
(quar.)_
'
5-16 "
25c
(stock dividend)—
5-26
$$1.25
Industries, 4(4% pfd. (accum.)—
$1 preferred
)quar.;_—
6-14
$50c
40c
Co.
5-15
22(4c
32(4c
5-30
2
East
(quar.)
common
2
4-30
(Louis¬
J 50c
Containers,
preferred
Duriron
Co.
Quarterly
Connelly
Gate
20c
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (s-a)
4.80%
1
5-13
6c
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)-.
Gar Wood
$14C
5-15
(
60c
'
10c
5-15
$1.06(4
6-12
75C
1-16
34%c
—_
(quar.)—
preferred' (quar.)
2;
5-23
series
5-16-.
$15c
class A
1
6-
2
9c
5-29
•
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
55c
.
1
5-
20c
(extra)
5-
6-12
6-
-
6-30
$50c
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
7-16
35c
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life
5-
1
1
$15c
ville, Ky.)
iquar.)—,
Commonwealth Telephone Co. (Pa.)
Community, Public Service (quar.)
Concord Natural Gas, common
2
6-17
-
6-30
50c
8-
$1.12(4
5-15
$31(40
/
7-
25c
25c
1
(s-a).
(quar;)
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-
$20c
common
6-
6
5-20
25c
Corp.,
4%
6-
1
50c
11c
—
Insurance
6- 2
6-14
50c
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Life.
6-14
Dravo
5-
5-15-
7- 1
$$1.25
Di*ackett
5-20
5-24
5-31
$25c., „,7- 2
T
11c
-
Ltd.
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
2
25c
—,
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
6-
-5-1-
$$1.25
(L.) Realty (quar.),
Quarterly
;
Quarterly
Friendly Finance Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Fruehauf Trailer, 4%
pfd. (quar.)„
Fulton Market Cold
Storage (annual)
General
Douglas Oil Cq: of Calif.—
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)_;
Co./ common
(increased)
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
1
5-15
6%
—
Friedman
$62(4C
Extra
6-12
15c
Co.
(quar.)
Enterprises
Commercial
6-30
—,—
National
(Boston),
Combined
4-17
87V4c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Columbia Gas System Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)_
Columbian
4-30:
5-15
(monthly)
(monthly)...
Columbian
5-15
75c
1
5-1-
35c
Freeport Sulphur Co*: (quar.)
5-23
General
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
5-15'
Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.„ common (quar.)
3(4% preferred (quar.)
Collins & Aikman (resumed)
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of Ainer. (quar.)
Central
6~ 2
5-
5-
5-15
'*
(quar.)
7-30
Sons* (quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)_-
25c
Bros., Ltd.
(quar.).
Oliver, Tnc.,-common (quar.)_.._
Dorr
1
6-20
5-15
5-15
25c
5-23' '
39c
Donohue
$35
6-30
.$1*18%
Funds—
6-14
37 (4c
:
(liquidating)——
changed
to
6-20-
series
Income
-
5-
6-30
(quar.)
$17 (4c
$17(40
(quar.)
9
5-
Custodian
6-11
Bond
5
a
5-15
Company—.
2
'
&
-
A
;
2-
',$12(4c
5-
12-20
(quar.):-.
6-
Ltd.
6- 2
name
B
6-
*
6-
$1
Inc. (quar.)
Bridge Works (quar.)~
Franklin
5-15
1
20c
class
6-10
15c
-
R.):
-
pfd.
6-12
10c
—
50c
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
Colorado
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clinton Engines Corp. (stock dividend)
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Foxboro
Investments, Ltd.—
Donnelley
•
5
"
7-
$1.25
Dairies
Fort, Pitt
5-16-
6-2
$30c
^
(quar.)_
(R.
Foremost
5
5-
B.
-
25C 1-30-59
Chemical Co.,
17(4c
9
$1.15-
4%
—
9
2
5-
Class
2
50c
5-16
6-
5-15
6-
5%
5-
-—
6-16
*
5-15
6-
5c
Ford*Motor, Ltd. (Ordinary) (final)
Ford Motor
(Canada), Ltd., class A
.
12- 5
-5-15
5-15
'
4-14'
6-1
-
$1.10
$30c
:
6- 2
10c
,
6- 5
12-15
5-15
40c
60c
& Wallace
inc.,
Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
-6-2
6
12c
25c
:
(quar.)-„_
Inc.
(quar-
87(4c
(quar.)
Machine
(quar.)
Domihion & Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
Foote Mineral Co.
6-15'
65c
$1.12(4
*
Inc., 5%
(quar.) J
Forbes
25c
;
preference
5%
5.
5
$1
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Sandusky Browing (initial)
Pittsburgh RR.—
.4%
special guaranteed
Cleveland Worsted Mills
62 (4 c
55-
5-15
2
5-15 |
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
<4.75%
6- 3
6-
6-13
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
Tiger Line,
6- 3
6-27
45c
1
(quar.)
Flying
5-29
2%
preferred- (quar.)
5
6-15
...
;
preferred
5-
6-2
4-30
(quar.)_
4.60%
6-13
6-10-
6-14
5-15
common
4.40%
1
6-
•
25c
J.)
9
28%c
preferred
5-12
3'
•
N.
9
5-
6-10
6-15
25c;
(s-a)
class A
(quar;)
Florida Power- Corp., 4%
3
(Newark,
5-
1
:40c
(quar.)
Corifmon (quar.)$1 preference
4-18
1
6-
:
5%.
30c
(quar.)
Dominion Tar &
1 "
2 "
6-
Fleetwood Motel,
Fleming Company,
6-
Co.
Fittings, Ltd,,; class A
■
6-13
V
62y2c
.
5-23
y;-
5-15-
7-
7-
,
4-28
.
5-15
40c
*
investment- income)'—
Dominion Scottish
5%
2
$1
$1.56
5-16
9
4-23
35c
Dome
4-14
6-
60c
3-31 Z
7- 2
37 (4 c
common- (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)u
Dbminguez Oil Fields (monfchly>__
7
1
$$2.50
•
(quar.)__»T'
dividend)
Inc.
Co.
5-12
Insurance
15c
dividend
Pepper
8-
6-
Dodge Mfg;,
5-21
"
net
Houses,
Stock
Dr.
&
guaranteed
Clinton
2
6-
5-15
25c
'"
Dobbs
2
25c
'.
(quar.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland
5-19
6-
terly from
•
6-2
—
common
Ry.
9
6-16
12(40
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning
Semi-annual
6-
6-16
.
Equipment, *
7
Semi-annual
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
4(4%. pfd.
First Bank Stock
Corp. (quar.)
Fishraan (M. H.) Co,
(quar.).
25C
Cement
(stock
3
5-15
(quar.)
Club
Fireman's
7-
6-14
1
15c
.
(quar.)_,
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd;
Diversified
Investment
Fund,
5
25c
Co. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (reduced)
Cincinnati, Gas <fc Electric, common (quar.)
Cities Service. Co. .(quar.)~——_—.—Citizens Casualty Co. GST. Y.)_
Clark
9-
11-
$1.75
Chilton
Co.
9-25
11-26
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.).
Diners
0
$1.25
7%.
Controller
6-
Portland
Diebold, Inc;
11 28
6-26.
$1.25
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common
Clark
;
Diamond
3
5
7-15
7-
.
l
Flltrol
»
5-
6-15
,
17c
•
dividend)
(Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
Corp.
(quar.)
6-
$2
class A
Field
4-28
(quar.)
Co.
.12-20
5-15
lc
!
(quar.-).
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Federal Paper
Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Fcrro Corp.
(stock
St
6-16
50c
York
5
lc
o) Reo*
5-15
lc
5-28
2%;
(quar.)'
(quar.) __^__^.^____„_____ "
Harvester
12-?31
¥$7
A
common
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Class
B
(quar.):
7-11
10-
12-18
$1.25
.
Federal Screw- Works
.
Holder*
Payable
lc
Feaeral
Z'-Z
Di
1
-
Common
6- 5
9-
12-
$1.50
to-$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)______
to $3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Union Stock Yard (quar.>
$2.50
Denver
A
B.
9-26
93%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
6-26
Class
(monthly)_
(monthly).:
(monthly),
(monthly)—;
12-26
30c
Supply Co. of New
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50
5
'
debenture stock
Dentist
4-30
7-15
'
30c
RR.
Dennison Mfg.,
5-15
$1.12'4
"
common
;
-
Deerfield Glassine
1
Denver
(quar.)—
6
35C
Deere
Corp.—
—
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.),
Chesapeake «fc Ohio Ry.;
6-
B
75c
5%
;
2
30c
.
1
Class
.
When
Share
A
2%.
& ^Securities
Corp. of Canada—
preference (s-a)
&
Co., common ,(quar.)_
7% preferred
(quar.)'_„^.z.i._-__-_T----'--
-
8
6-
5-26
SI. 12 (4
(quar.)
7-
(trreg.).
Daystrom, ;Inc. (quar.)
6-
50c
•30c
—
Telephone
5-
6-16
''J 75c
'•
Common, (quar.)
—__—:_————
4(4% preferred (quar.)
3(4%
4-30
•
T
(qua:*.)
Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.)
&
1
5-15
5-29
3%
;/
I
Mines
Debenture
'\V
-
'■
(quar.)—
preferred
Chenango
5-
1
-5-15
25C
____
Champion Oil & Refining— " r,T.~;
i '$3
preference'.'..1 quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., com:
$4.50
6-
42*4c
% 40c
(quar.V_____
6.
Per
Company
Mortgage (Del.) class
50C
.
Crystal Dairies (stock dividend)
Corp., common (quar.)_„_
3 3-4%
preferred
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd..
(quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class B
Davidson Bros, (stock dividend>_
Day-Brite Lighting Inc* (quar.)
Co.— "
Century Industries Co.
6-
(quar.)
Dana"
'
6-18/
5-15
*
Public
Markets
<quar.)_
A
Danch
6-18
6-30
+.
40c
West
1
Federal
Class
«
$1.12'4
—
7-
50c
A
Daggafontein
:
6-18
,
Vermont
Century
(quar.)
com.
75c
(quar*).
Name of
1
50C
Class
5-20
6-30
$1.06%
_—
pfd.
5-
A. (quar.)
Class
-
'
(quar.)
Soya Co.
Central
6-10
$1.23
$1
Central Louisiana Electric,
4.50%
Class
y-io
42c
_!—_
oi Reo.
5-15
12-10
4%
Holder*
15c
$4 prior
(quar.)
preferred
87(4c
Curtlss-Wright Corp.—
6-10
9-20
12-20
(quar.) '
com.
i—
6-20
$1.25
$1.25
—
57o
When
Payable
pfd. (quar.)
Publisuing Co,,
$1.60
$$2.50
pfd. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry., 5%
preferred (quar.)
*5% preferred (quar.)
:—-—
Par
Share
1
o/ Rec.
1
*
l5%'
Central Foundry Co.,
'
Holdera
(quar.)
$1.16
*30c
7-
l
6' 2
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HalleaBros?,,
(quar.)—
Co—:%% "
Hancock Oil
A
-Class
"a<Z
5 :
6-
5-14
5-24
6-20
9
5-21
.z*oc
5-20
5-
5-
9
ErJ'.aC
$1,25
4.50%
Common i.———-———--—
Class B
.
5
2
5-15
2
5-15 :
5-15
6- 2
6-
2
5-15,
.7-10
5-15
5-15
.4-15
9-10
4-15
5rl5
4-30
5-29
56-
6-27
V.'.y
y6-20
4-26 >
)
;-v
(stock dividend)
,
;
6-
/
5-29
5-6
5-20
—
6-
.
6-15
5
5-
6-
9
6-
2
2
5-16
5-16
7-15
6-16
7-15
6-16
Hugoton
6-16 f
5-20
«—60c
12(40,
1214c
(quar.)
12lie
$1,25
6-16
;
4-30'
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
Production Co.
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5%
5% pref, A (quar.)
Hunt Foods & Industries, common
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Huron
&■ Erie
Corp.
(quar.)
.
6-
6113
5-29 '
5-29
-
5% preferred (quar.)
-6% preferred (quar.)
1
6-
2
(quar.)
Illinois Lock Co. -4. quar. )
5-15
7-
Ltd,
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
i
.
(final)
%
.
7-
5-29
132lie., •
6-15
,
-
5-
5
'
-6-30
8-16
9-30
..
_
/ American
12-15
Inland Steel Co._
Institutional
'
held)
5-15
Johnson
Mead
curities
"'•/
'$2.50 preferred (quar.)—"——I——
(James)'As Sons (quar.)
•
——'
income
A;
Co,,
Fund
vestment
(10c
25c
$1.06 *4
(quar.)
5-13
>
5
.
1
6-
2
2
5-16)
6-
:
6-15
7-
1
7-
6-13
$1.75
5-
1
1
5-29
5-
Special
Special
5%
preferred (s-a)
Meier A: Frank Co., Inc.
v
6-1$
5-15
4-30
7-
6-13
50c
7
iquar.).—...
Melville
Shoe
G2YuC
15c
5-15
5-
5
15c
5-15
5-
5
$1.1834
6-
1
5-16
5-16
Corp.—
4preferred A
':4%
preferred B
Mengel Co. (quar.)
■
•
(quar.).^.^
:
(quar.) ________—
—
$1
quarter of tills year
Thermit, common tquar.)
preferred
3.90%
'
96V4C
77-
1
6-
•7-
1
7-
1
6-
SI'-nft-Vi'Tr 17 30q'
...
.6-12
.
6-12
%* '10c
J
-
5-31
$1.12V?
4(4% preferred (quar.)__
4(a% preferred (quar.)__
4(4% preferred (quar.)
:
Mlckelberry's Food Products (quar.)
—
Middlesex
Water
(quar.) _——.—_—
Loblaw
1
5
1st
8-30
8-15
$1.12(4
11-29
11-14
20c
6-13
5-21
75c
G-
2
15C
7-
7
Finance
Lock
Joint
6-13
.
4-28
%
10c
5-26
4-30
^31"
5-15
6-30
5-30
5-29
5-14
(monthly)
% $10c
+25c
'
•
2
5-15
London
5-
Lone
Star
Lord
6-
1
2
5-14
Canadian
preferred
6
5-31
5-
9
6-30
6-13
$1.25
6-30
6-13
Loyal
Protective
5-15
4-30
Lucky
Stores
8
4-30
""
•
8-
1
7-21
25c
8-
I
7-21
Ziv2c
11- 1
11-
1
10-20
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
45c
6-
2
Iowa Power & Light Co., common
3.30% preferred (quar.)
40c
6-26
4.35%
.■
:
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
(quar.).,
82(4c
(quar.)_
4.40%
(quar.)
Iowa
Public
3.75%
Service,
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
2
7%
.-
5- 9%.
5-21-
2nd
~
(quar.)
7-
1
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)*
"_i_
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
$1.20
7-
1
Investment
5-14
-
5-16
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:
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1
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5-21
6-12
5- 0
5-15
Y 8-15
,
11-172-19 '
5-16 *
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11-17
1
5-15
5-16
1
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2;
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6-
2
5-14,
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^
.
6-14'
7- 2
.*
6- 2
6-2
6-2
6- 2
5-31
5- 7
5-7
5-7
4-15
5-20
Life
Co.
'
Lynch Carrier System, Inc. (quar.
Lyon Metal-products (quar.)
...
dividend '
5-1
20c
' '5-15
-
50c
6-10.
25C
6-10
-
" 10c
15c
100%,
:
- 5-15
.6-10
5-12
.
Specialties Co.—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
—:
non-cum.
Macwhyte
preferred
Ca
(quar.)
Magnavox Co., common
4%% conv. preferred
Mahon
(R.
C.)
Co.
Corp.,
Conv.
priority
13c
6-16
I
5-
4-30
5
5-15
35c
...
6-
3
each
(one
37%2C
6-16
5-23
(quar.)
59%c
6-16
5-23
30c
6- 6
5-27 *
$25c
6-30
6-18
$1.55
6- 2
5-16
35c
6-10
5-
(quar.)
9334c
6-
1
5-15
97(4c
6-
1
5-15
Maine Central RR.
$105
6-
1
5-15
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Co., 5%. pfd.
(accum.)..
9
6-
5-15-,
5-29
5-15,,
5-15
5-12^
v
6-16,
5-
6,
5-
2
6
(
5-1
2;
5-9;
5-15
6-10
5-16
5-31
6-20
«-
6-15
6-15
,
5-21
"5-21
6-
2
.
5-16
2
,
2
5-15
6- 2
5-15
5-26
4-30
,
2(4c
11-17
held)
5-23
5-16
6-10
7-15
50c
2*4%
30c
50c
—
Y
25c
$1.06(4
Canada,
As
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
A
A
8
5-
5
5-20
A
Malleable
9'
5-
1
4-30
5-16
5-
,
5-15
5-
2
2
6- 2
5-16,
15c
$5c
15c
1-2-59
6- 21.
7- 2
10- 1
;
69-
6
5
12- 8*
6-
6 ;
+8c
7- 2
$1.75
6-16
5-21
50c
6-10
5-15
20c
6-10
5-27
_____
(quar.)_-___________
National Rubber Machinery Co.
,
9
6-
-
Steel Castings
,
6-20
—
Ac
.
5-
»
National Lead Co.—
preferred
.
6-17
'
-
1—
5-
-
$1.12(4
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
B
6-2
6-16
,
30c
~7.115c
(quar.)
A
4-30
10-31'
,
———
(quar.)
Class
,
1
4-30 *
5-15
5-15
(quar.)—
of
5-
5-15
9c
———
National Hosiery Mills,: Ltd.
7%
.
in
5Ltd., 60c convertible preferred (quar.)_
National
:
Y
5-29
held)
shares
(quar.)—;
;
'4(4% preferred (quar.)
—
National Drug As Chemical Co.
Class
Ltd.—
shares
50
(quar.)
Biscuit, common
:Class
(quar.)
(quar.):
6-
share of Narda Ultra¬
Corp.
Class
-
1
6-
—.—
for
Corp.
National Gas
5-16-
5-23
payable
income,
'Common
5-30
4-28
5- 8
_
preferred (quar.)
;—$1.75
5-29
Casket Co.
(quar.)—_____—
25c
S-15
National Cranberry Association—^..
—y
$1 "" 5-20
National Dairy Products Corp. tquar. I
% . 45c
6-10
National Distillers Ac Chemical Cori).—
:'.■%""
5-264-25
25c
■
*7%
5-29
$1.25
(quar.)
5-30
"7--17 % 5-30,
7_ x . % 5-30
50c
(quarterly
Inc.
Fund,
investment
National Gypsum Co.,
Macassa Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Macmillan Co., common
5-
7- 2,
National
-
% 5-23.
5-15
$1.07(4
stock)—
or
National
5- 1 '
,
'
25c
______
shares
National Aluminate
,
'
6-16
:;
—
for each 50 shares
National Acme Co. (quar.)_
National Airlines (stock dividend)
4-39
5-15
35c
-
6-13
1
.
Microwave
sonics
6-16
8
B
Stock dividend
5-1
5-
.,5-20
7-2
,
6-14
6-3
,—t$l.18
___
conv.
Investment
net
from
7-23
10-23
"
A
sonics
6-14
6- 2
$1.75
8- 1
$1.75% 11- 1
$1.25 %
6-12
- - |25c '
! 7-15
—' 60c
'5-15
(quar.)
(quar.i_.__
Insurance
7- 2
5-19
6-30
.
(quar.)
Stock dividend (one share of Narda Ultra¬
*
5-19-,
2
Income Foundation—
Mutual
6-19
10%
Motor
class
$2
Preference
cash
6-20.
175c
dividend)..
pfd.
Muskegon
Narda
6-30
2,
6-
-%;y'40c
Motor Finance Corp.; (quar.). $1,
Motor Wheel Corp. (reduced
' 7 15c
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
—'
;
Y .; , 6c
Mount Vernon Mills, .7% pfd. (s-a)___I___I_ \ ;
$3.50
Munsingwear, Inc.; common (quar.)
*
30c
5(4% preferred (quar,)__-_—:—"—_—
~ 26l,4C
Murphy (G. C.) Co.: (quar.)_—_____—7
50c
Beneficial
7-1
-
pref.' (qu'ar:)."'
Y.4(4%
Mutual
$1
.
"t$1.75
5-29
7-.1
6-
.
$1.25 " 6-,2 :
'37 (4e
i". P-14 ,'
Moore Products Co. (quar.)r^_-—"* .77 7(4c :Y 6-. 2
6- 2
■Stock
dividend •—:
z.z-----_%
7,2%%.
6-10
Morgan Engineering,, common (quar.) II:
30c 7
T- lf
-$2.-50 prior preferred (quar.)___'_—______%';62*40
6- 2
i22.Vac
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., common (quar.)__
2-19 "
'
(increase^)
Mailman
6-
5-21
6-12
6-
'. y t45c".
A' (qpar.)__-______________-l. '
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (quar.)
10-10
Y
(quar.)___—,'y 75c
common.-cquar.)!____:—
Ltd.,
Corp.,
preferred
7%
5-15 "
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Lukens Steel Co. (reduced
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar;)_____________
6-13
20c
6-1.6 '
6-147.
■
6-17
.
Moore-Hahdley Hardware Co:—
*y (5% "preferred (quar.),
Moore-McUortnack Lines- Inc.~ (quar.)_il___.
5-7
HV4C
2V2c
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)___________
Stock
5- 9
2Y2C
Louisville & Nashville RR.
$5
5-23
$1.10
com.
(quar.)
5-
$1.083,4
(quar.)
1%
'"J-
;7%, preferred B (quar.)_-__________-—_—t$1.73
10-20
25c
7
5- 9-
6- 2
'
...
5-
Moore
6-2
I.), pfd. (quar.).
(monthly)
Hotel, .7% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
6-
37',4c
•
(R.
(stock
1
from
5-23
;
4-30 ~
6-l3
50c
(quar.)
Steel
7-
IOV2C
2
7-.1:,
'
' $3.participating preferred"
.
151 Vic
137V2C
151 M>c
—
preferred (quar.)..
*8c
(quar.).,:
_i
Baltimore
5-29
5-15
5-15
}60c
-
common
25c
income)^
.
5-12
6-
7-
"
5-7
5-7
...
Ltd., common...,
Co.,
Corp.
25c
Inc^ (quarterly
.
,
'
(quar.)—____—____—
6-2
6-2
(monthly)
75c
*
5-15
,
1
:7; 730c
Mojud Co.'; iInc.
—
"'$$1.50
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., 4(4% pfd. (accum.)
Monsanto Chemical ,Co, (quar.)____—_"— --":25c ;
Moody's Investors Service— v* :17..^'
">■
4-28 ;
6-2
fioc
(quar.)
Pipe,
8%
Common
$3
'™
,
5-15
(Increased quar.)
Co,
Brick, Ltd. (s-a) "_
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. L_;
Minneapolis Ac St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
Minnesota Power Ac Light Co:, com. (quar.);;
flOc
(quar.)
preference
5-12
6-
7
6- 2
6-16
8- 1
114 I
.
40c
75c
—:
class A (quar.)
Groceterias
preferred
2nd
6-10
2c
5-10
r
$1.12(4
37(4c
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Laboratories
%
6-
$1.0834
_n__
Piping
6-
97V2C
Ac Co.—
3
6-17
6-27
YTYl
—
1
3-19
6-
'93c
:
Midwest
5-
874aC
(quar.)—:i;—
—....—
Stern
6"
6-14
6-13
-7
;4.36%, preferred (quar.)^..._____
'4.45%
preferred (qpar.)i_^^
—
Mej'er-Blanke. Co. (quar.),_^_____^
Michaels
6-
35c
preferred; „(quar.
Extra
5-15
30c
...
■7% preferred (quar.).
Metropolitan Edison Co.— 7 r y' - - *3.80%-; preferred (quar.) I
' 3.85%
6
(quar.).^....—:..—
-
-
5-19
6-
3%
—
Co.
0
50c
Quarterly
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
in lieu, of cash for the second and third
Metal Ac
1
6-
(N. Y.)—
Corp.
:>
Mercantile Stores
6-
25c
.____
Assurance
Fire
Merchants
1
:—
:—_
...—:
—
.'
6-10"
—
6-12
37(40
9
6-13
1
7-
'
6-10'
-
...
6-26
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
■
J35c
Ltd.
-40c
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
6-18
5-12
6-
40c V
;—
Loblaw Cos., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
6-14
5-
2
t25c
'
RR. Special gtd. (quar.)_„
50c
6-10
guaranteed ; (quar.)
z.'
50c
9-10
guaranteed' (quar.)
' '50c * 12-10
guaranteed
(quar.)—.
50c 3-10-59
capital (quar.).:
$1.10
6-10
capital (quar.)—^
;
' $1.10
9-10
capital (quar.).-___—...__>
$1.10
12-10
capital - (quar.)-..
"$1,10 3-10-59
Original
5-15
6-10
-7- 1
7-1
6- 2
-
Miami
Special
-
Local
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Extra
Little
1
6-
(quar.)—
——
•
IfiOc
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Original
1
(Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred
:
:
6-
(duar.J—'„
.
Link-Belt Co.' (quar.)—
in-
(s-a)
prior preferred (quar.)
investment
;:
5-
7-
65c
(quar.)
net
Investors Mutual of Canada Ltd
pet
)
11-15":
.
2
2
25c
(quar.)
9
5-
1
'7? X
30c
7Y*'* 2c'
Milton
•
5-15
5-30
11-28
6-
5c
Fund,
6-10
Salt
Original
Original
Interstate Company, common
Investors Trust
6-10)
7. x
25c
Inc.
(Canada)
International Utilities
5-10
Telegraph Co.—
&
Petroleum Co.,
Stock
1
v
se¬
income)
International Textbook
Investors
2
7-
5-23
from
from
(quar.)
International Resistance Co. (quar.)
International Resources Fund (from net In¬
vestment income)
r.
International Silver Co. (quar.)
;
5%
6-
6-
•
Co.
Paints
5-15 !
t
20c
Fund
plus
Breweries,
.'5-20
from
(12c
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd.
International Investors, Inc.
(from
•
I
,
'
distribution of
5
5-
s40c
—.—
(quar.).___
common
4%' preferred (s'-a);
Meadville Telephone, common
6-26 ;
9-26
12-26;
Levingston Shipbuilding, (quar.)—
* r- 25c " 6-12' "
Lexington' Trust Fuhd Sha'res—' ''" "*
Quarterly from Ti'et investment "income"II' ""."'ll'c
5-15 4.'
I^xlngton Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
$2
"' 7- l '*'
Llbby McNeill Ac Libby, .common" (quar." "10c "," '6- 1
-: \514% preferred (quar;).——1.
$1.3114: " 6-, 1,"* '
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co; '(qaar.T———'"".""90c
6-10
1
Life
Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Quarterly
15c
"6-10
Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)—"
$1.6- 2
Lilly (Ell) Ac"Co., com. "B" non voting (quar.)" ' ' 45c
"6-10
Lincoln National'Life Insurance Co.
(Fort'""'
:-
International B-usiness Machines
International
2
3%
75c
50c
Steamship
International
Y 5-20/
6-2
6-
35C
Insurance
Leslie
1:
4-15
1
$1
,
Quarterly
International
5-31
35c
62140
V, 500
-...
Lees
4-25
5-
$3
—
profits)
Inter-County Telephone
Interlake
>
5-
6-1'
6-
;——_i—
Corp., common (quar.-)..
preferred (quar.)..—..I—
—
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
.
20c
-
Foundation
investment
*•
.
8c-from security profits)™
Institutional
^
.
Ltd.—
investment income plus a
'
•
a
Shares
;
5-15
6-10
20c
Enterprises: (stock dividend)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,-common (quar.)
.6% preferred- (s-a)——-—
i
Institutional
25c
30c
25c
$1.25
$1.06 ft'*-
shares
Industrial
-
._
1
%
*
-8-15
12-30
6-
13714c
z
,
•:,
y Common „(quar.)___:—_______
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Indiana Gas Ac-Water (quar.)
i
Indiana Steel Products Co. (quar.)
Indianapolis ,Water-Co., common (quar.)
*-5% preferred (quar.)
.'414% preferred (quar.)
Industria Electrlca de Mexico 8. A.—
%'■> ;
! American shares
!
L■t
'
12c :•
8%
_
Imperial Chemical Industries,
•
5-29
50C
_I
—
,
5-15
2
5-15 [
5-20
37lie
:
\J
5-
5-29
&
(reduced)
-
Co.
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
Idaho Power Co.. common
6-17
7-
25c'
.
!
5-15 <
5-29
...
6-16%
:;/f50c
Ltd. 4quar.).—
(-quar.)_i^i__^_l_
Engineering Co.—
' i
.
—
5-15
6-30*
G2^c
(quar.)-
50
4-30
50c
:
"
1
5-ai
—
5-15>
.
5-29
50c
7+.■%% %7>
$1.25
$1.25
$L25 J
(quar.)
Huttlg Sash &- Door— ~v%.;
6%
preferred (quar,)
5-23
6-10 ;
6-12
'
5-29;
140c..
Huston (Tom) Peanut
e :
0
6
7-
-
.
.
'
5-29
.
Mortgage
6-
+50c%
-'-140c
.
7-15
5-
'%
•
30c
-
: 5-15
'
v." 40c-r
_____
...
.
Units of beneficial interest
«v: 25c'
(quar )iii_'
4(4%
Champagne
&
%
;
5-15
,
2
6-
Wines
Laclede Steel
5-16
2
5-3i
:————:
:
35c
(quar.)
5c
5-20
5- 9
40c
(quar.)—il
—$1.50
5-15%
5- 8 y
5% preferred
(quar.)
; ;% $1.25
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
y,V
$1.10
Mississippi Power Co., '4.40% pfd. (quar.) —
7%'preferred (quar.)
—„——
1S1.75 '
6-2
5-2;
$1.15
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
—
Lamaque Gold Minei, Ltd.—
' flOc
: 6-2
,
3-31
'90c '
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common....
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.
:"y"Y"
I; 4*4c
Class
B
Class A (quar.).
——:
»" $15c
6-30
6-13
Missouri Public Service, common (quar.)
Y 18c
Class B (quar.)—
fl5c
6-30
6-13
"'.."(2%
Stock dividend
Class A (quar.)_
115c
9-30
8-15
$1.07 (4 '
*4.307^
preferred' (quar.)_____"_
—
Class B (quar.)——
:
115c
9-30
-B-15'
34c
Missouri Utilities, common (quaT.)
Class A (quar.)——
115c
12-31
12-15
$1.25 '
5%' preferred
(quar.) —
—
Class B (quar.)
:
U5c
12-31
12-15-•
Mitchell (J. S.) Ac Co.; Ltd. (quar.)—_____
I31(4C
Land Title Insurance Co. (quar.)
V.YlOc ' 5-20
5- 5;
Mobile Ac Birmingham RR. " Co.— * --y - - y - ;
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
1
30c
' 6-2 %
5-15
Y;-r'*$2..
-;Y 4% preferred (s-a)
—
Lanston Industries' (qUar. )_l_^—"_—II—" 7"15c
5-12
4-28 ;
•87»ic
Mohasco Industries,. 3 (4 % ~pfd.
(accum.) —
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
" " '125c''
6- 2
5-15
'$1.05'
-4,20% preferred (aceum.)
Le Tourneau (R. G.) Inc. (quar.)—
25c
% 6-1
5-9
2507'
Mohawk Rubber Co;
LaSalle
5-1$
-
6- 2
Y:
Co.—
40C
share
.
7- 9
10- 9
1-9-59
15c
15c
Insurance
&
Class A.5%
conv,.pfd. (quar.)
—....
Oii & Gas (stock dividend of 0.65
Yhares of Tradewind Exploration for each
5-15
„
15c
(quar.)
5-31
^_^_"__._.^7ll.ll"
Mead-
:
5-15
'
McRae
.
University
Extension
Salle
Bonding
Machine
Oommon
„
•Quarterly
Quarterly
5-16
2
6-
La
5-14
50c
(quar.)._™.i__illl.I
\
*
% 7 6-20
;
6-
$1.50"
1
2
7-1
$3"
_l___
6-14
Miles
9
Co.
5-14
5-23
70c
McNeil
.
5-16 >
»
6-
6-
5
6-
6-15
■
2 '
5-29
6-13
5c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.-—y%%%;,y %
.Quarterly
75c
Hudson Pulp & Paper Co., class A (quar.)—
31 lie
$1.41 2nd.preferred (quar-)-.
—
3514c
5% preferred A (quar.)—
,
3114c
$5.12 preferred B .(quar.)
32o:
5.70%" preferred C (quar.)
—
35%c
6.25% preierred D (quar.)
—.
39^0
Hughes-Owen Co.,-Ltd., class A (quar.)
120c ,
Class B (quar.).
—
110c
6.40% preference (quar.)
—
140c
Hugoton Gas Trust— *
%
...YYYY'Y
-
4
'
5-19
2
2
6-13
35c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Extra
4-26
t-s.
6-
112lie
,r ; 1%
class A (quar.)—
"
.
7-
$1.25
/
<
'
,5-16
.
'
(quar.)
3
45-16
,
5-31 '5-16
*
common......:
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
.
6-12
&
5-20 >
6-10
+25c*
121-c
(quar.)__________^___'__
McDonnell- Aircraft
Y
f
2
35c •'
"
Ltd^ partic. pfd. (s-%).—
McColl-Frontenac Oik fctdw f qu+rr.)__.
McCord Corp., common- (quar.).i^I*__.—
$2.50 preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
87(4c
7- 1
6-14 ;
3(4% prefen'ed (quar.)_i
J
87(4c
10- 1
9-15
3V2% .preferred., (quae.),-.—..-—87(40^ l-2-59> .12-15
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.-— ' v.YY.Y-Y'''
'.
''
25c partic. class A pfd. (quar.)——
$6*.4c •
5-31
5-16
•
Kennametal, Inc.
25c
5-20
5- 5
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)
35c
.6-16
5-26 „
4% %
pfefefred (quar.)
—
$1.183*
6- 2
5-15
Kern County Land (quar,)
II
50c
6- 6
5-13
Kerile Co. (quar.)__^
: 37(4c
6-13
5-29:
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
$20c
6-25
5-30
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
Gc
5-15
5-3
'Monthly'-!
—
6c
6-15
6- 4
Both above payments from net investYY; f ' vY Yv Y
:
ment income. '•
"
Y;:Y.'.vY:-:4/Y^ Yw
Ketchum & Co. (quar.)
—_>—>—15c
5"29'
5-15
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)_4.——30"c
6- 1
5- 9:
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)„„.
—1—
30c
7- 1
: 6-10 ,
Keystone Custodian Funds—
"
t
Series "S-2" Income Common Stock Fund"
' '
.*
:
(semi-annual from 'net"investment inc.)
22c
5-15
4-30
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)_„__„—
50c
6-10
5- 9
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co.' (quar.)
" 17(4c Y 6-12% 5-29 ;
Knickerbocker Fund— K
*
' %
/
» ;
•Beneficial interest series "(from; income)—
8c
£-20 J. 4-30
Knox Cor))., class A (quar.)
i——7c
5-27
5-15
Knox GlaSs, Inc. (stock dividend)
5-15
, 5-1
Knudsen Creamery Co., common (quar.):
25c
6-13
6- 2 ;
60c preferred (quar.).
15c
5-23
5-15
Koehrlng Co. (reduced):
—1
10c
5-31
5-15
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)—
—
% 40c
6-12
5-16
Kroger Company, common (quar.)—
50c
6-2
5-2
6%'conv. 1st preferred (quar.)——__
$1.50
7- 1
6-16
7% non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.75
8- 1
7-15
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)
14c
5-15
4-30.
,
"5-15
—__
Conveyor-(quar.)
Maul Electric
.
6-21
2
6-
2
Y
5-15
6-
McKesson & Bobbins; Inc.
I
.
20c
6-12
20c
6-30
$1,12(3
5-15
6214c
, $1.50 >^v5-15
—
Public Servrce
Hublnger Co.
12-
-
(s-a>
(quar.)
M'eBrine (L_) Co^
.
25c
(quar.)—
-%% preferred A (quar.)—4-4*
Horn & Hardart Co/ <N. Y.)-^*
Housatonic
5
6-
*108!'4
(quar.)
common
9-
. .. .
& Co., common
•
-
6-
5%
,
(quar.)-—*——
Shoppes,
5
9-15
25c
(stock dividend)—(quar.)—
Horner (Frank W,), Ltd.,
7
6-
Field
Mathews
.
2%
'
preferred
5-
0-15
J43/sC
»Qc
—
preferred
4(4%
5-23
15c
Electrochemical Co., com.
.$4.25 preferred -(quar.)—
Hoover Co.*.class *A (quar.)
Hormel (Geo. A.)
-
5-15
2
"t" 40c
.
rri,
.
'
5-15
6-
:"7 25c
'5-15
" 5-15";
5-15 ;
6-1
of ttec.
3%*:.Srl5
i20c
_
•
.
Holdera
6-
i
»
'
—
51.18/4
Stock dividend ±
dividend
5-15
1
12-15
preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
•—
5(4% convertible preferred A (quar.)—.—,
Hlnes (Edward) Lumber (quar.)—
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Home State Life1 Insurance Co. (Okla.)—
,
Honey Dew Food Stores
1
1
6-
30c
4%%
Cash
6-
—
Hotels Corp., common (quar.),
Hooker
1
5-
6-
——_~Ii_
Common
$1.12(4
(quar.K-—
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Massachusetts
5-26 '
v
(s-a)
el. A
Maxwell & Moore' (quar.)"
Marshall
:^5-15j4' I
5-15
5-15
$1.09,8
- +»c
45c
Co., common
Light
.
6%
•
3(4%
^20c
,.,8Lrkc
(quar.)
Highland-Bell, Ltd
Electric
com.
Kellogg Company—
(entire issue called for redemption on May
$51.50 olus this dividend)
—
Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.) y-
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
•3(4% preferred (quar.)
*4%% preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
VT7I2C
J20c
Marshall-Wells
.
Kalaipazoo Vegetable Parclanent (quar..35o ; .. 6-10
Kansas City Power & Light-—
/ "
:
3.80% preferred. (qudr.)_;—
95c
6-1
4%'. preferred (quar.)___
—_—
•
$1. ,
6- 1
4>20% preferred (quar.$1.05.' } 6*1
5-10
5-22
preference («-»•)-—;—-—•—-4%% series a preferred
& Lamson Machine
An
5%.
25c
When
Payable
Share
'Y
y..,
_
(s-a)
Maple Leaf Milling Ltd.
Marmon-Herrington Co:
5-13
"5- 55-29
5-15
8- 1
7-18 1
40c 6-11 vs 5-26
:37VaC > 6- 9 ; v 6- 2 I.
(quar.) v/:.-62%c>■•*.« 7- 1 .
6 *
... . $1,25 : '
7--1
- 6-6:' ;
< ■
B
Manning,
-
8- 8
11- 7
-
r
Shirt
'
50c
93%c
....
(quar.)
Jones
Jones
-
.
s
(quar.)
Johnson &. Johnson
i
7
4-25
6-16
(Greens-
Insurance
Tea Co., common
(quar.)
3%,,%
preferred;, (quar:)
5-23
V
Ldfe
Jewel
5-12
7-
N,C.)
boro,
i
5-16
5-16
6-
,01/
Class
5-24
5- 9
"
9-10
12-10
i
/•
of Company
(reduced)
& Saskatchewan Coal,
Manitoba
6-2
6-13
<
5^31
6-10
lVzVc
1^%
—
dividend
Jefferson Standard
5-12
c
6-15
7-1
$1.25
iy*.efa'.r.
Stock
6-10
2
dividend
Stock
9
5-19
-
15 at
•
5-
'
9
6-10
48-.4C
% »c
Hercules
Hot
6-10
0-2
^>c
40c
(quar.)—
5-
6- 2
$1.20 $1.25 c.
-
5%
,
7-2 L
45c
15c
common
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)..;
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.. (stock dividend)
5
0-2
'
44c
1st
5%
"«■
8- 5
'
6-30
-
(quar.)
:.
-
—•-
Jamestown Telephone Corp.,
9
55-
Chocolate
Hershey
5%
2
-
5
" Name
Manhattan
5-12
6-
lie
_
—
Herff Jones Co., common--
Hilton
4-15
5-
2
5-31
• -
.
Ilaverty FJurnitureCo: (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. Iquar.)—
Hilo
preferred (quar.)_
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg.'-(quar. )-L-.
6-30
.
(quar.)___
4:,4%
8-15
VW
& Marx (quar.)
Electric Light— .
.,
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
-
5-16
5-15
Hartford
t50c class•• A
2
6-
%
+51.
5chafiner
Hart
Iowa
6-
*j»c
"7—TUT*
(quar.)
Refractories, com.
6% preferred (.quar.)
Harsh aw Chemical Co.
5-15
5-31
rr~7
preferred iquar.)
5%
Harbison-Walker
,
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
Per-
%
Payable of Rec. -•
, 61 '' 5-15
6- 1
5-15
6- 1
- 5-15 :
Share
32c
.:
;
Southern Utilities Co., com.
1
5-15
,
m*ac
(payable In class A 6tk.)
■;•.>
6-
.
Handy Ac Harman, common
' I: V
Name of Company
6-
V™
(payable In class A stk.) ; >
Stock dividend
of Rec.
'
'
r"T.V~, '
(quar.)—*
B
Class
,
(quar.)
Stock dividend
.
.
Holder»
When
Par
Holdert
5-15
(stock dividend)-—
(quar.)__—.
Hallnor Mines Ltd. (interim).
Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
—-—■5%
preferred (quar.)—
•—
common
preferred
,S3
When
Payable
Per
% Shore
' 25c
.
%/%•
■
Hackensack Water Go.
.
.
(2124)
12
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued on page 46)
'
Volume
187
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2125)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Oct
21
12
,
-8
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
,
■T
•
;
EXCHANGE
Tmr
30% Jan
3
37% May
6
Abacus Fund
43% Jan
13
57% May
110% May
6
Abbott Laboratories common-.
4c/o conv preferred
May 22
102% Jan
7
2
-2
17
30
37% Jan
45% Feb
14
12 Vis Oct
21
64% May 17
16*/4 May 27
14% Jan
18% May
9
21
27
38% Jan
ACF-Wrigley
19% Jan
24% Jan
23% May
30% May
3
Acme Steel
6
Adams Express Co
6
Adams-Millis
20V'b Dec
24
v
27 Vb July
l
12
14
8
18
27*4 Jan
24
Mar
Feb
Vb Jun 10
11
204
6*2 Dec
30
14Tb Jan
19*8 Oct
11
16% Dec
31
24% Jan
143
31% July 5
31% July 23
65 3a July
8
45% Oct 21
176*2 Feb
23% Dec
155
2
July
Dec
10Tb Dec
107
15
23
20
70
Oct
30
3% Dec
30
190
2
49 % Jan
13
193% Jan
8
24Tb Jan,
2 Va Jan
2
21
Apr 21
14
72
Jan
16
80
Apr
14
4% Jan
24
165
5
80
14% Apr
65% Apr
12% Oct 22
'98% Jan
59
30
30% Jan
20
17
87
Nov
Oct
12% Jan
4
40% Jan
27
Jan
39
27% Dec
53% July
Jan
74
30% Feb
29% Jan
16
59
Oct
14
Dec
77
Oct
30
7
113
25
Oct
Jan
7
26% Jan
12
2
99
16
2
34% Mar 11
jun
21
10
22
Amerada
64% Jan
2
14Tb Jan
2
85% Jan
9
34% Jan
13
97% Jan
3
5
104% Feb
12
11% Dec
18
57'% July
140
July
93
May 9
42% Apr 25
108% Apr
32% Jan
27% Apr
7
59% Mar 19
19% Feb
24
2
63
May 9
22% Mar 13
25
4%%
37% Feb
6
Amer
Mar 31
90
8
4%
4
13
Jan
18
Jan
2
20% May 2
6% July 11
19
3% Jan
2
45% July 25
41% Jan
2
38% Dec
30
7
)
May
40
Feb
2
Apr
25
19% May
4% Apr
48
8
23
Apr 28
42% Jan 21
24
64% July
5
53% Jan
25
64
Sep
3
62% Jan
2
Oct
24
39% Jan
8
29% Jan
17
45% Feb
79% May
35% May
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
3
96% Mar
28
75% Nov 26
39% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
18% Apr 21
Apr 30
Oct
21
49
Jun
7
82% Fpb
37
30
31% Feb
1
19% Jan
25% Apr 28
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
11% Jan
14% Apr 28
45% May 2
23% Jan
2
16% Jan
Feb
18
38% Jan
76
84% Dec
3
73
Jan
13
13
Jan
3
92
94
Jan
31
13
Feb
27
22
16% Jun
2
Oct 10
02
29% OCt 22
17% Jun
3
11
16
Jan
96
Jan
4
79
32% Jan
Aug
28
83
Jan
20% May
102
21
58% July 18
47% Jan
8
16
Oct
22
28% Jun
13
17% Jan
17
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
6
92 " Jan
2
20Tb Dec
20
29
20 Vb Feb
28
Dec
11
11
Nov
14
5% Jan
7
Oct
22
18% Dec
23
30% Oct
22
33% Oct
22
44
10*4 Dec 24
141
Nov 15
July 31
July 31
6
16
23 V\ Mar
23% May
14% Apr
8% Mar 21
8
Jan
1
48% Jan
3
13% May 9
60% Apr 28
18% Jan
158
9
17 "2 Oct 21
52% Dec 31
34% Jan
35 % Dec
31
63% Jun
11
133% Nov
4
155 % Jan
24
97% July
243%
24Vb,
45'%
44Tb
45Tb
45
45%
33
33%
33 Tb
33%
34
34
11%
11 %
11%
11'/*
11 %
11%
H'%
457
46
46
45
79%
79%
79'%
23 3 b
79%
24 %
45%
79i%
24'%
33
«
24'/B
79*%
24%
20% Jan
2
36
Apr 21
33% Apr
7
11% Jan
2
154
"
7
6
22
14% Mar 13
156
9
10
22% Jan
18
29% May
9
3
48% Apr
35% Jan
10
68
5
2
Mar 12
May
46% Mar 24
145
Apr
1
154
43
56
Apr 29
125% May
1
33 Vo May
6
18
45% Jan
3
Jan
2
Oct
30
123% Feb
15
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
31
47Tb Jan
3
27% Jan
2
Jan
16
00m
22%
23%
92,700
31%
27 Tb
31%
31%
32'/a
27%
28'%
27%
69%
27%
69%
28'%
68! it
28%
273/4
28 Va
70 Va
75,600
69
70Tb
68%
69%
69
69%
26,500
45%
290
46%
*46
47
34%
*33%
33%
46
47
*45%
46
44
*33%
34%
34%
34%
39%
39%
39
39Vb.
39'/a
39'/a
800
17%
95
*92%
41%
41%
♦61
30
6
67% Dec
40
31
65'% Jan
6
Apr 24
25
25% Feb
12
31 Va Jan
6
33% Apr 23
2
8% Jan
2
ll34 Mar 19
4
167% Jan
2
Oct
24
34Tb Apr
7% Oct
24
12
160
Oct
69% Aug
111% Aug
25
22
78% Jan
31
74% Feb
27
19
131% Feb
14
122% Jan
8
30
8% Oct
22
Nov
179% Mar
22
Dec
24
Jan
&
107
•29
29
61
*61
63
61*
22
34%i
21,% j.21%
34%
y
*85
>
-sr.
1
17Tb
17%
♦19
17%
19 Vb
4Tb
*19
4%
46 Tb
47 Vb
41%
4IV.
17%
46Tb
41%
44 7 a
45 Vb
76%
76 V4
77%
35
10
♦91%46
Tb
35
94
35
*93 %
47 Vb
46%
34%
34%*
90
*86
17%
Vb
137
17%
14
„
17 Vb
17.%
24%
xl3%
No par
14 Vb
100
10
No par
100
25
preferred—100
34 Vb
•93
;
17%
.
17%
*35%
25
17%
1
Jan
8
23'A Jan
10
7
10% Jan
2
31% Feb
84
9
40
30
81
2
May
22% Jan
2
Jan
13
47 Vb Apr
8
Viscose
2
American
Water
28 V4 Mar
12% Jan
3
27% May
48
28
Tobacco
100
25
common
preferred
100
Works
6%
Preferred
5%%
Zinc
7
Amphenol
Mar 24
Anaconda
Wire
Co
com—5
series
25
series
Lead
57'% Mar 25.
25
&
Smelting—1
Corp
1
Co
Anaconda
25
Corp
Preferred
American
25
5
& Tel Co
American
26% Mar 13
1
25
Electronics
50
&
Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
2
45
Dec
11
41
Jan
7
52
2
99% Apr
21
25
37'b Apr
28
29
95% May
9
88
Jan
32% Dec
30
50 %
July 12
33
Jan
2
22 % Oct
21
43% May 31
22
Ian
13
24% Oct
22
40
25% Apr
21
"nr
Aug
5
30
33% Aug
72% Jan
6%
10
26
6
Dec
Tobacco
May
23
45
Tel
American
13
19% Mar
Sumatra
American
2
25',4 Jan
American
23
9% Jan
27 % Feb
Co
footnotes see
Mar 20
pare
24
Apr
29 V4 May
10
Feb
8
12
Common
$4
6.25
preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
Copper
Mining
21.80
10
14
17%
17%
25
25 »A
25'A
2,500
600
h
*
;
2,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
16,500
u
44Tb
44 Va
44%
43%
44%
18,500
22%
23 VA
22 Vb
22%
22%
23 Va
4,900
83 Vb
85
85
86%
86%
92
90'%
92'A
90%
93
x44 V
•
16
*84
X91%
16
•103
110
19%
40
8,400
17%
38'/a
16
13%
19Tb
20
*100%
102
800
49,300
■
17%
17%
*35%
110
34
-1,700
94
37
16
102
13%
13%
19%
•100
*13%
20
20%
102
*100'%
14
85 %
92%
16
16
•103
110
13%
,
20
102
400
6,200
19%
•100
1,500
13%
900
19%
4,000
102
34 Tb
34Vb
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34'%
84 Vb
•82 Vb
34%
*82%
84'%
*82'%
84%
*82'%
84%
*82%
52 "a
52%
51%
52%
52'%
84'/a
52%
1,500
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
21 Va
45,200
*95'%
96'%
53 Vb
20 Vb
53
20%
53
20%
20 Vb
96
20%
*95
96
•95
*95
96
.
96
15,200
20%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20Tb
20%
20%
23
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
22%
22%
*22'%
23'A
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
*13'A
13%
•13%
13%
300
11Tb
12
11%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12 Tb
12%
13%
58%
375,000
59
58%
59
58Tb
59 Vb
58'%
58%
58'%
59 Vb
26
5,500
26
26
26 %
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
36Tb
36Tb
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
37'A
3,300
35
37%
37
34
34 Vn
34%
34 VB
35'%
35'%
36%
36%
37%
32,700
12%
11%
12 Va
11'A
11%
11'A
11%
123,300
13%
Co—No par
34
94
•103
*22 Vb
No par
34
16
1
25
2,700
33%
110
20
5
1,800
79%
16
♦100%
100
41%
44
*103
1
Fdry common—7
41%
16
100
4,500
33,500
78%
110
1'3 Vb
47
1.
44
*103
13%
100
.
41%
16
13%
19%
13,600
-
-
79%
*93
25 Va
90'%
Stores
-10
44%
41%
38
91%
Refining common
preferred
V
78%
*44
17Tb
*36
25'4
13Tb
46%
4%
32%
37Tb
25
17%
30%
90%
Optical Co
1
Amer Potash & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & 8td Sany common—5
1%
7,400
19%
4%'
30%
17 Vb
*36
47
30%
30 Vb
17%
-
'
30%
17%
30%
17 Vb
17 Vb
46Tb
17
*1»
J
f
47%
1
Amer Sugar
20
12.000
r
47
30%
37%
4%
41%
17%
25
17'A
19% 1
4%
79 Vb
30%
24Tb
17%
19%
47
34
;
'
•'
4Vb
44%
17%
*17 Vb
♦35Tb
*94
American
2,500
'
•
47
83 Vb
Steel Foundries
-
46%
84
common
21%
3434
47%
84
Co
21'/a
34%
46 Vb
10
preierred
63
41%
45 7 „
Amer Smelt & Refg com
29%
63
47%
23 Vb
preferred
10
29%
34%
93'A
%
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
.1,700
-
107
93'A
45
Co?___
*105%
29%'
100
"
21%
77 Vb
30%
5
Co
.'
37,400
".
41%
63
44
•
'
23 Vb
Gas
106
17%
93
x4Q%
213/b
♦61
19'A
1
Corp
17%
93
.
90%
20
preferred
18
94
23%
18
Apr
4
5
200
34%
%
46Tb
41%
45
76
10
Co—
29%
63
4%
47
45 Vb
Apr
31
7
28
35
.21%
21%
34
106
29
*19
4Tb
45
100
common
107
17%
19%
4%
35
com
42%
*86
-
45
noncumulative
'
34^34%
*86
""
23
American Natural
41Tb
29
12.50
convertible
94%
413%
*106
No par
No par
Co
American Molasses
17%
*92%
28%
12.50
Cable
18
95
L
Corp
SS Co
87% Apr 28
134
2
21
39% Dec
177% Apr
25'% Jan
9% Oct
22
Apr
30'A Mar
44% July 11
11 % July 26
22% Oct
19% Oct
75
*34
X.
1
Corp
17%
\ *92Va
94
42'%
21% :
n«r
100
18Vb
*
41%
*105Vb
107
28% :
12
12'%
*155
12%
158
*155
158
•155
20%
!
.
.
*153
158
157 3 a
•155
28 %
28'%
66 Vb
28%
28'%
28%
29%
29%
68
66%
67
67
67
66
66
65
66
43%
44Tb
44 Vb
44 Vb
44 Vb
44Tb
44
44%
44'A
44'%
151 Vb
151 Va
151%
153
x28 %
153
53 Vb
54 %
31Tb
53
53
125%
♦124
*124
125
53%
125
151 %
152
54%
54'%
♦124
125
152
149
55
*54'%
125%
31%
31Tb
33 Vb
32 Tb
33 Vb
32%
73
73 Va
71Tb
72%
71
71
23%
28%
33%
33%
10
10%
175%
85 %
130
26Tb
12%
.
r
,
32%
4,700
70»A
70%
3,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
33 7,,
33Tb
33%
33%
33%
33 Vb
33%
10%
10 Vb
10'%
175 %
175%
176 Vb
175%
176 Vb
85%
x84TH
85 Tb
129'A
130%
84%
130
85'%
130
84 Va
131
230
32%
-
28%
27%.
13
V
370
640
>4
130
4,400
18,100
1,900
10
175%
3,800
55
124'A
28 3 it
10 Vb
500
151
33 Vb
-
10
176 Vb
10
175%
10'A
176%
84'/a
85 Vb
131
132
85'A
131
2,100
1,960
2V100
61,500
12,800
520
27
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
32,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
24,000
27
*26%
27 Vb
26%
27 Vb
25%
*25
25%
♦27
27 Tb
27
♦25
25%
*25
ll3,,
11
11%
"
29%
123'A
32%
74
5,300
157%
28%
-
22% Nov
2,000
39
73%45% Mar 12
/
5,010
.
88%
39
♦106
10
——
American
6,700
95%
34%
.No
.
common
&
Snuff
23%
"
Climax Inc common,. 1
4%% preferred.:
100
American Metal Products com
2
6%
22%
95
2
preferred
American
80
24%
95 Vb
53
7%
79%
*94%
No par
7%
791/2
95%
31%
American
Jan
80 Va
95%
31Tb
Products.
American News
*79%
31%
50
Machine & Metals
9
45% '
95 Va
100
prior preferred
6
45'/a
5,000
31%
1
28% Mar 13
4,800
46'%
1
95%
100
39% Mar
2,600
11%
32
preferred
42 Vb Jan
33%
11
96
25
American Motors
45
33%
31%
27 Vb
International Corp
American Investment Co of HI
5%%
'
44%
.
95 Vb
46
common
Radio
noncumulative
3.90%
500
,
'•
18 Vb
American
5%%
24%
40
.
17Tb
Tiling
Corp
American Mach
*24-.a
,
95
41Tb
Co
Co
iu
6%
10,400
46%
Amer Metal
Apr
1
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
24%
500
77 Va
*92 %
Hardware
21% Mar 24
94
3
31
American
Amer
Jan
64 % Jan
24%
13%
76'%
11%
20
American Enka
84% Apr 14
57% Mar 24
11
4
39% Oct
7
11
22% May
16Tb Jun
Apr
113
8
12
31
■
Apr
37% Feb
14
Jan
24
24'%
45
*13'/a
45 Tii
American European 8ecur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No
par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
16% Mar 11
3
78
41
May
Apr 21
14% Jan 27
2
Feb
24%
45 Tb
*92
13%
76%
100
com
common
American Home
*
108
a
May 27
43% July 16
102
Vb
45 >/«
:
94
'
No par
&
93
Jan
12
29
75%
*38 %
preferred
American Hawaiian
.
10% Feb
Nov
13'%
76%
2,100
preferred
23% May 2
96 *Jan 28
>3'A Nov 26
15% Jan
13 Tb
75%
75'%
4%%
19% Dec
12% Oct
13%
75%
75
Distilling
15'% Aug 19
97% Jun
7
13%
75%
75
Encaustic
135
*13'%
74
American
23
92
93
13%
75 %
24 %
74%
American
22
93
94%
Vb
190
1
47% May
OQt 2§
16,300
16,300
32 % May
16% Dec
14,000
35 Vb
90%
953/4
24
70
17%
34%
903%
94%
17
29% Oct
17
35%
90
96
25
21
17%
34%
89%
94Tb
89% Jan
10% Oct
17 VB
35
94%
48% July 15
14
17
34Tb
*88%
74
29% Apr 30
17% Aug 27
27% Jan
16%
34%
93
22
35
20,200
16%
89
74
American Chicle Co
American Crystal Sugar
28
10
5'%
220
16%
'
nic
1%
preferred
American Chain
81
5
*197
89%
*92
33
1,800
34 Vb
16%
34 %
75
20
20%
*77%
5%
205
24,000
94 Vb
preferred
American Can
5
*197
7,400
171/a
116'%
20%
80
4,400
3
*114
20'b
100
160
2%
16%
114
34,400-
32%
*154
3
17'%
*77%
15 Vb
205
32'/a
160
300
57%
218
*88%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Cable
32%
20%
24%
56%
*212%
73%
23% Oct
18% Apr
78
1
prior preferred—
American Cyanamid Co
13% Jan 30
20Tb
78
114
24%
57 */b
2%
20'%
5
24%
218
17 Vb
115'%
*197
3,000
►150
20Tb
5%
19%
32'/a
3
82
210
19%
55%
17 Vb
*114
19%
*213
160
2%
17%
9,300
common
convertible
it%
*154
3
1.000
8%
*24%
56
32Tb
17%
1,300
185
8%
93%
22
Feb
160
*182
8%
75
Brake Shoe Co
American
24%
32%
29'
18%
206%
32%
8.100
8%
94%
24
50
preferred
Theanco
24 Vb
55%
206 %
<
95%
Bakeries Co
conv
24Tb
184
*28%
J
74%
35% Oct
11% May
7
13% Dec 30
"13
17%
55%
12.50
American Bosch Arma Corp
33% Jan
Aug *8
3'% Oct 22
42% Mar
16%
33 Vb
8%
18%
200
'
29
183
185
8%
208
29
19,800
109%
94 %
American Bank Note
%%
preferred
78
19
20
5
*191
109%
Corp
No par
Chemical—No par
convertible
American
8
37% Nov 27
35% Jun
5 V»
*92
Petroleum
3%%
.
8
2
preferred
Amer Agricultural
American Airlines
Amer
24Tb Jan
20 Tb
90
184
18
114
♦78%
220
89 %
1
8
9
5
*191
No par
96
Mar
114
82
184
20
,22%
4,100
57
100
America..
25
May
2Tb
17'/»
20%
..
9
32%
>154
110
37%
10
Feb
66
20 Vb
►205%
115 %
no
5
preferred
81
75% May
1
18% Feb 17
110%
'
10
7
May
♦110
'
par
common
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
.
56%
100
Limited
convertible
57%
29 Vb
2Tb
20
Mu par
3
6%
56%
23Ta
17%
*78%
No pair
Alpha Portland Cement
„
57%
29 Vb
♦24%
54 %
4
100
*114
1
40% Mar
52
Apr 29
34% May 8
57
20
Amalgamated Leather Co—
.
♦37'A
23%
9
32%,
2Tb
5
of
37%
23%
17Tb
24
17
18
Inc
37%.
30%
*182%
9
56 V
*154
100
Corp
3T
>
28%
206
32%
1
gtd
15
27
24
lo
Corp.
37
•-
23
•
17%
54%
1
Steel
Vb"
*204
100
21
5
8
a
20
-
184
17Tb
-No par
21
30
7,400
1
Jan
11
6,200
22%
2
33% Feb
Sep
16% Oct
25,400
20 Vb
22Tb
100
27% Jan
32*4 Dec
18 Vb
20%
2
3
31
18
20%
23%
"
100
convertible
Aluminium
7,600
100
preferred
Aluminum Co
39%
5
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
(74% Mar 24
39%
18
.1
Industries Inc
4.08 '/o
40
17%
1
4%
32 Vb Mar 12
2
2
32'% Dec
Jan
39 Vb
18%
1
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp amnion—No
22
17%
40
18
No par
47% Mar 19
80% Apr
17% '
39%
18%
20%
132%
34
6
17%
39 Tb
18
28%
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
May 8
15% Jan 21
17%
39 T
18%
23
common
Allied Chemical
Allied Kid Co
49% Mar 24
2
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
93% Nov 13
51
8
70% Aug 16
24% Jan
3
30
31% Jan
July
53% July
147% Jun
22
13
Allen
4
10
Jan
26% Apr
40 Tb Jan
21
24% Nov 13
102
Jan
20
41
a
30
27
88'% Nov 13
14% Feb
80% Feb
24% Feb
17%
39%
20%
prior preferred
conv
17%
Corp..10
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
22% Apr
91% Jan
4
59% Dec
31
3
2
Apr 23
35% Jan
2
30
21% Dec
Dec
Jun
6%
17%
100
Alleghany Ludlum
9
110%
'Xl7%
27%
!
37% Mar 11
Jan
*109%
17%
22%
preferred A
conv
110%
20
preferred
5 % c/o
$4
109'%
-
1
common
96
11
23% Nov 19
33
2
preferred
Inc
Shares
■17%
33%
17%
10
pfd 1951 series
Alleghany Corp
18% Mar 28
2
72% Apr 29
36% May 9
119
May 16
23
5% Jan 27
Apr 17
91% Jan 27
18
21
8
82
6
Apr
3
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
7
30
20% Dec
30 % Jan
91
conv
4Ya'/o
30
211
21
3
23'% July
24
70% Dec
13
16% Nov 25
68% Nov 18
20% Nov 26
Dec
3
110% Jun
2
Mar 17
Jan
7%
Aldens
the Week
57%
No par
Alco Products Inc common
Apr 28
Jan
Oct
17
.
___
Corp
Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Altuska Juneau Gold Mining
7
14
Sep
Nov
17% May
114
18% May 13
Dec"30
Co
Alabama
2
2
146
12
May
V 3% Mar 26
3
2
240
35
33
4.50%
Friday
May » 1
May 8
57%
37
"
1
Air Reduction Inc common
6
May 7
37%
57%
25
Inc
Corp
b;
Aeroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
8
Mar
Jan
31
25% Dec
210
108
77*4 Jan
9'/8 Jun
Inc
Stores
Admiral
1
8
17
36% Dec
8
'■<
37
56 Vb
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
4
25V4 May
57'/« May
2
11% Jan
10
Jan
Oct
28%
9% Feb
May 6
Bales far
Thursday
*36%
100
Vending Corp_
ACF Industries
22
21% Jan
,
17% Jan
.80% Dec
93% Dec
Jan
Apr
ABC
Aug 28
19% Jan
114
188
11
May 5
Wednesday
5
..
334 May 28
30
25
13% Dec
7
Jan
'16% Jan 28
25% Dec 16
160
1
Jun
7
232*2 Jun 28
30
17% Apr
20% Jan
7
Jun
Jan
Tuesday
1
11*4 Jan
36% Dec
132
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
Monday
51% July 15
104 %
Nov 13
Dec
.
STOCK
33% Jun 17
1
92
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
"37tt Feb
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADINO
Vb
11%
*25
*26%
11%
27 Vb
27%
26%
21 Vb
27 Va
500
25%
11%
2,400
26%
11%
26
11%
25%
11%
11%
26%
15,400
26,100
110
*
25%
25%
25 3 b
27%
44%
45 Va
44 Vb
45 Vb
44Tb
45%
44 Vb
45 Vb
44 Vb
45
51
50 V
51
51
51
50
50
49%
50
970
50 Vb
49%
50Tb
50'A
50'%
49%
50
50
50
1,400
102
*100
102
*5e
49Tb
♦99 Vb
100
36%
36%
26 Vs
26 Vb
*27%
28'A
a
♦100
*36
26%
*27
102
►100
102
36%
36
36
35 Vb
36
35%
36
27%
27%
28%
27%
29 Vb
27%
27%
27'A
♦27'A
28'A
*27 Vb
28 Vb
*27 »A
28 Vb
■100
900
25,700
-
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
Monday, May 12, 195&
.
(2126)
"<EI"
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Previoos
Range for
Ranre Since Jan.
Tear 1957
39% Apr
25
Jan
31
36
Jan
4
22
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
10% Oct
21
21% Dec
39% Apr
7
16% Jan
8
12%Feb
10
30
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
92
*20% Nov 18
79
Sep
5
18
Feb 14
Feb
18
5
Feb
26
90
16% Apr
7
8
22
9
29%
16%
32% Jun
86
3% Jan
14% Dec
24
27 Vs Oct
17
7
19
6
31% May 31
6 Ye Jan
2
8% Nov 22
3% Oct
28
6% Jun
22
24% Mav
36 Vi July
17
Dec
35%
28%
48%
15%
27%
2
Feb 85
29
Feb
15
19% May
EXCHANGE
7%
25
29%
9% May
27% Feb 12
9
6% Jan
Mar 24
May 7
May 6
Mar 13
Apr
1
May 5
Jan
9
May 2
Jan 23
Jan 16
May 1
5
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
78
Jan
2
27
21% May
103
63'A NOV
4
16% Nov 19
May
34
4
29
6
67
ll
17% Jan
2
10% Feb
6
9% Jan
2
Jan
2
31% Dec
29 % Jan
10
83% Nov
1
95
13
Jan 23
86 % Ja n
8
27
.
9
33 % May
6
34
86
Jan
9
Jan
16
15
6% Jan
2
8% Feb
5
2
2
2
16% Apr
28
59c
65% Apr
17
9
Atlas
10% May
9
5
57% Jun
30
11% Jan
24
24
14 % Jan
94
17
18
56
Dec
30
79% July 16
7
Nov
26
14
Jan
Jan
59
7% Jan
Mar 29
40% Jan
90
18% Mar 22
-16% Jan
8
25% Oct
21
38
May 15
30% Jan
2
41% May
4% Oct
22
7% July
5
5% Jan
2
7% Jan
48% July
3
Mav 14
47% Jan
22
43
21
5% Jan
46% Jan
11
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
31% Nov
6
35% Feb
15
80
'
July 22
Feb
95
-
6
2
105
Feb
10
4%%
Mar 18
95
Feb
21
4%
7
7
34
16% Jan
6
45% Apr
8
18
21
71% May 22
16
16% Jan
3
102
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
127
May 20
136
Apr
20% Jan
Jan
2
93
Jan
14
4%%
19
Apr
30
253/4 Jan
2
Beckman
73% Jan
3
80 % May
Jan
2
25% May
42
30
8
6
5
Beck Shoe
18
33% Feb
Apr 25
11% Oct 22
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jun
7
85
Jan
10
89% Feb
6
90
Mar
4
91
42
Oct
21
66% May 17
10% Mar
8
9%
-
18
41>
6%
45 -<
16% Oct 18
21
40
48
Jun
18
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20
„
28% Jan
37
2
10% Jan
2
Apr 25
11% Feb
14% Feb 25
10
Jan
2
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%:45
9
28
1% Jan
30
44% Apr
May 14
May
Bell
•
24% May
,
100'%
12%
13%
19%
13%
19%
19
*80
83
24%
83
25% ^25%
25%
*30 %
30%
34%. :35%
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11%
*11%
17%
60%
61%
17%
60%
17%
61%
<90
*90
93
45% Jan
56
May
2
Best Foods
7
33% Jan
48
May
1
Bestwall
18
50% July 16
36 % Jan
13
4
Bethlehem
oan
24
149% Jan
3
15% Jan
ll
6% Jan
41% Feb
19c
1563/4 Jan 29
*
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102
33%
100%
33 %,
33%
102
r
102 %
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20 %
21%
9
21%
79,100
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14,000
2,900
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35
35
{
30
91
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89%
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32%
33 »i
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89
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710
734
19,700
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16
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44%
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63'
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18
♦17%
40%
"
Steel
Jan
30
42'% May
9
Black
& Decker
23% Jan
2
28% Mar 27
18% May
8
23% Jan
24
Bliss
14
12% Jan
2
15% Mar 13
Bliss
29
Oct
10
61% Jan
2
42% May
5
Boeing
14
Dec
31
25
Jan
9
18% Feb
5
Bohn
20
Dec
31
32
Apr
15
34% Feb 25
2
,14% Jan
3
9
13
8
May
51% Feb
12
63% Dec
25% Dec
24
46
Jan
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
45
Oct 30
53% Jan
2
2
17% May
10% Jan
2
■12% Feb
Apr
30% Jan
6
22
25% Apr 23
78
Apr
9
85
24
48% Jan
54% May
2
Jan
Aluminum
& Brass
Stores
Inc
Borden
52
Co
33%V
16
Edison
Boston
1
49%
50
49 Vi
49-%
4,900
23%
241;,
23%
24%
17,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
1,700
39
1,100
39'
38%
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101
39 %
4
152
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101
'
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30
19% Jan
3
7% Jan
14
30
47%
an
10
18% Apr
3
6% Oct
22
11% Jan
2
6"% Jan
2
32%
55%
471.
32%
,
56
47%
;
13
13%
6,600
193s
19%
19,300
13
13%
19 %
19%
80%
80%
24%
25 Vi.
25%
25%
31%
*30%
31%
50
'
*30 Vi
50
84
*80
27% Dec
24
41 Ya July
26% Nov 19
11
14
47
41
Jan
82
28
8
Jan
13% Jan
48
30
May
38% Jan
5% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
May
36
36
'
357«
36'.,
4,400
11%
*11%
11%
600
-
17%
17 3»
64%
93
18 V,
12,000
64%
17%
62%
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65%
18,700
93
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155
47%
40
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41%
41%
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41
9%
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16%
11%
17%
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17%
11%
•
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67%
27 % \ 27%
83
53%
-
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53%
8' i
8%
8
92
Mar 13
6
44
Apr
29
14% Apr
18
30
15
15
11 Ya Jan
2
38% Mar 11
48 '4 May 22
42% Jan
17
25% Oct
36% Aug
32% Jan
13
Jan
8
May 23
52% Jan
9
30
79
20
Nov
7
28
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
34% July
25% Nov 27
5
11
9% Dec
31
29 Ye Jan
9% Dec
26
21
Jan
2
9
19
14% Jan
23
Nov
51% May
9
43'/a Mar 21
64
42
V
42
27
:
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7,900
27 %
27%
18%
19%
18%
19 VV
14%
13%
14'8
13%
13%
10,700
42%
15%
40 %
40%
39%
40 %
93,500
16
17 Vi
18
18%
10
11%
11%
12%
4,540
9
9%
9%
9%
>4,070
14,000
11%
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!
17%
17%
17%
11 %
*11%
11 %
67
68
3,200
27%
26%
27
31,400
52%
52%
-
52%
Apr
9
64% Jan
3
52% July 10
27% Apr
8
May 2
321/4 Feb 19
8
19
Jan
3
16 Vi Mar
7
18
3
29
Jan
11
22 Ya Jan
10
3% Jan
15
3% Dec
23
10Vi Jan
10
18% Dec
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
36% Oct
22
44% Jan
II
2% Oct
22
7% Jan
a
3% Jan
3*3% Aug
2
9%
37% Jan
SO
2
23% Oct
23
Co
39% Jan 31
Jan
5y8 Jan
2
76
Jan
26% May
5% Feb
23% Jan
101
May
45% Apr
4% Jan
C&iiTOThia Packing Corp
Callahan
Mining
24
16 34
25%
26
26
5
1
Inc
5
Calumet & Heckla
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
50 Vi Jan
page
17 Vi
Corp
May
2
11%
11%
12
68
68
26%
46
Jan
12%
26'/a
29
52
11%
11%
17%
56% Jan
31
'
*16%
9
Dry
31% May
6
Canadian
21% Jan
26% May
9
Canadian
Tnr
54Vi May
9
Cannon
Co
Corp
common
Breweries
Pacific Ry'
Mills
Co
Ltd
1
1.80
1.66%
No par
100
No par
44 %
3%
11%
8%
40Vs
17%
90
*46
*31
25
24%
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53 %
69
60
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(1
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26 Vi
,
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61
75
4%
4%
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5
23'%
22 %
23
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101
100
44 Vi
4
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8%
40%
18
90
47%
31%
25
53%
39
38 5u
39%
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
26
25%
26%
12,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
20,100
80
78%
78%
>
4,000
11%
i
11%
17%
101
900
18,600
38
■
10%
11
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l;
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2,300
51%
1,100
30 Vi
100
14
50%
2,700
30%
7
14
50%
13%
29%
4%
14
30%
30'/e
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5,700
13%
13%
29%
5
11,800
43%
29%
11%
10
65
94
42%
13%
11
15
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29%
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64
65%
94
33'%
13%
5
*
2,000
2,400
33%
33 Vi
29%
13%
14
74 Vi
Copper & Zinc—
Byers Co (AM) common—
79c participating preferr ed
300
7
14
-
76
.
18,700
44
7
29%
13%
76
_
28%
*43
7%
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29 Vi
13 %
74
preferred
15,400
29"
29%
13%
second
Vi %
2,900
9%
80
.
59
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
16
14 Vi
28
700
9%
21%
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•
,
x74
Campbell Soup
45% Dec
26 Vi
141/4
;
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90.
26% Jan
26
9
80 »i
100
Butte
7
26%
100 .1
Burroughs Corp
Canada
/
14%
preferred—
Butler Bros
5
26 "2
100
407b May 9
18 % Mar 31
May
.
*78%
11%
Jan
35% Jan
24 Vi
69
14 % Jan
8
'
42%
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38%
24 3 8
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5
Apr 30
37%
24%
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9
29
4,000
52%
42 V"
50%
t:38%.
29%
1
Bush Terminal Co_
24
14 Vi
80
*90Vi
14
24%
10
5
Inc_
preferred
3 Vi %
4
Co
3
12% Mar 21
9
4%
Watch
81
4
_
.
27
84
21% Dec
see
Bullard
14%
13%
50%
13%
37%
•
63'%
42 %
50'a"
•
33 Vb
94
'42%
43
7
63%
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1
Co
Feb
16% May
29% July 15
36% May 13
For footnotes
Forge
Burlington Industries Inc com
59
July 31
July 8
Buffalo
Bulova
Mar 26
13% Jan
5
*78%
16
56
32% Jun
5
—
preferred
12% Jan
25
8
26 3»
1
Co
(The) Co common
12'% Apr
24
6% Jan
26 3 8
2
Jan
28
24%-
Jan
74% Jan
4% Oct
39%
24%
9% Jan
65
30
38%
—No par
9% Feb 28
29
Dec
Brunswick-Ealke-C'ollender_. —No par
10
Oct
9
50'8
30% May
54
96% Dec 30
13%
50
2
Apr
21% Dec
14
50
15
Inc
Jan
70
16% Oct
13%
Bigelow
27
25
63%
—1
&
Brown Shoe Co
82% Jan
Feb
63
21%.
29%
43
33 Vi
63 %
34
43
9
63
33%
33%
63 3 4
28
7','n
9%
.
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-
43
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9%
21%
9
29%
43
42%
78% May
23
'
9%
21
9
29%
43
Bucyrus-Erie
74% Jan
33%
33%
9%
r
42%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
30
500
83
*80
83
*80
21% >
/
10
8
30
9
15% Mar 27
'
8%
7
7
7 Ye
21%
44
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43
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94
4
Dec
23
3
"
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9
2
7
94
$5
1,600
66%
17%
■
83
53%
30
29 Vi.'
30%
43
62%
Budd
7,000
*11%
17%
11%
26%
9%
*90%
16% Jan
May
2,600
20
67%
21% "■
8%
100
Brown
170
42%
27
27%
9%
*9'i
213»
4
9 %
2.50
31% Feb
25
30
_
2
13
5
50
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
13% Jan
22% Jan
9%
21%
3.50
common
preferred
25% Mar 26
62
27% Dec
Co
Brass
conv
9%
21%
9
.....
10
10
62% Nov 13
.
500
6,000
8%
%
64
1
*80
52%
83
154 34
64
2&%
53%
133,200
63
67%
/
4,500
40%
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-v
47%
%
41%
*
66 %
67%
27%
27
155
2,400
55%
47
40%
63
41%
27%
.
55
55%
55%
47
8%
10
32%
32%
32%
1
40
63
41%
;
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55:!-i
9%
14%
41%
15%,
11%
9%
1 %
1
47%
40%
64%
2.50
Inc
Briggs & Stratton Corp
6
65 % May
15
11
24
20
13
"
Dec
4%
Jan
84% Jan
13 \'e Dec
34
Airways
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
87
13
21% Nov
8% Jan
preferred:
Bridgeport
28
53 Ye Jan
36% Jun
24
Feb
48% Mar 21
30
22
22
Braniff
Dec
81% Oct
Dec
5
9% Mar
36
10
Jan
5 9c
8
61% July 12
21
5
6
91
Aug 26
13
Feb
8,900
11%
54%
40
154
40%
11%
—No par
100
Common
9% Feb
25
260
102%
102
Maine RIV—
Boston &
7% Dec
16,600
154
,
f
19% Dec
7,600
29 Ya
8%
*62%
53%
1,000
-
513i
28%
300
155
9%
*79
33":,
51%
-
2,000
16%
25
Co
33%
52%
297 if
64
67%
337i,
1,800
19,200
19
13%
40%
15%
9%
9%
15
52
-
32%
27
—5
100
52
■
11,500
21%
(The)
52%
1 %
27%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3Yu% preferred
29%
15,600
20%
13%
41%
15%
11%
1.25
29%
49%
1
153
11%
9%
2G%'<,
24%
27%
No par
1
80
67,900
28%
48%
27%
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130
91 Vi
49%
21%
14%
42%
15%
11%
Corp
B
93
51%
40%
5
5
/
>V>91%
104
.
47%
27%
:
6,900
*102%
104
*103
24%
21%
13%
41%
15%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
19
11
68
6
603/4 Jan
Bond
8
Co
Ami Co class A
Class
9
Jan
14% Jan
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
Bon
Airplane
Inc
38%.
38%
"
49'
10
& Laughlin
(B W) Co
38%
■■?/# 9F%-
'
22% Jan 27
7
9% May
-
48%
-
—2.50
1
Co
Blaw-Knox
2
2
29% Jan
14.900
37%
•
k
29 Ya
*62%
1
Mfg Co
11%.
48%
40
36
->24,900
28%
11%
24%
40%
9%
139,100
7%
■v
27 J a
49%
1%
153
7%
,
11%
48
39%
100
a
27%
,
24
47
common—8
J'
7 '«
11%
27.
24
32%
55%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
-100
43% Jan
4% Dec
200
49%
1%
32%
48
8
24
33% Jan
85% Nov 18
180
1,100
-
35%
21%
Vi
9%
34 V1
3,500
/
V
72 Vi
72
71%
48%
56
May
o
1,600
43,600
9%
9%
9
49%
32
Apr
16 % Jan
29%
23%
47%
64.
18
2
15,900
28%
50
1
557.,
10
23
6
16%
29 %
237«
31%
2
31
Dec
2,700
8
*28%
23%
*49%
50
1
2
12% Dec
Oct '22
24%
16 1
49
1
Co
(Del)
•
93
v?
1
Inc
Gypsum
Jan
19% Dec
9% Jan
1'%
preferred
21% Dec
11
1 peso
Inc
56
Apr
7%
24%
16%
'
23%--23%
*49%
2
75
35% Dec 23
14
1
64% May 17
11
Dec
7,%
24%
48
47%...48%
50
Inc
Co
&
Best
3334 Apr 21
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
54% Jan
6% Dec 23
7%
15%
.
11%
17%
5
Consolidated
15
Jan
Corp
preferred
Benguet
26
1 % Feb
Jan
19%
103:/'/"'
12%
19%
<80
100
Beneficial Finance Co common
-5%
26
Jan
Aviation
Bendix
S
9
Jan
53
.
21
66
330
7,300
24%
-•
39
39
*149
154
103 ./ 103
13
13%
19%
20%
*80
83
25%
25%
31%
31%
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30%
11\a
11%
17%
17%
60%
62%
*90
92
39
10
preferred
4%%
Dec
155
7%
51
24%
24%
,_1
1
Corp
& Howell Co common
Feb
20
17%
64%
9%
18 ;
41
6%
45
50
>
152
34%
Bell Aircraft
11
39
*149
*100
31%
Belding-Heminway
20
Apr
19%
34%
26
Jun
*16%
0%
27
23%
25
19%. .19%
39%
"31%
43
136
17%
-
48% <50% '•
154
50
30% Oct
33% Dec
14,300
15,000
89%
.
i
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14 %
26%
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- 7%
27%
11%
11%
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"
38 %
38%
103
103'%/ "' 102% 103%
91 -' .-91 /
91
91"
27%
29%
28% " 29 %
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52%
52; ;
52%
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52% * ' 51%
52%
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28%
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29 I
30%
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14
25 7 «
89%
16%
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51,000
14
33%,
36
88%
7%
88
7%
16
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40%
6%
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48
26%
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23%
99%
100
1
pfd
53
27%
49%
39%
1
Inc
(A S) 4%%
Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Beech
18% Apr 16
65% May
9
1
12
28%
51%
33%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp_—10
Apr 22
35% July 2
13% Aug
1
24'/a Jan 31
Nov
104
91
104
91
27%
51%
33
"149
2.50
Instruments
47% July 16
9
31% Jan 24
6%
26%
11%
39% '
23%
19%
100
_100
Beaunit Mills Inc
28
86% Aug
30
,
40%
6%
44%'-
/
<
6%
44%
49
12.50
conv
26
27% Feb
36 ■<*
88%
,:7%
16
64%
.
•
*17%
•
41%
52
/
27%
—No par
prior preferred
preferred
3%%
22
23
9%
10
10
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co common
15% Oct
Dec
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
14
Apr 18
103% Feb 14
39% Apr
9
10% Jan
5
11
Works
Iron
72% Dec
21
16%
10
1
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
148
3
Jan
^.100
noncumulative preferred—100
Bath
31
Mar 24
/
100
Basic Products Corp
20% Mar 20
7
'33% Jan
preferred series B—.—100
Barber Oil Corp
57% Jan
35% May 20
Nov 11
*88 /
7%
16
64%
*9%
47%
13%
17%
7%
24%
33
33'
35%
'
65
5%
26%
11%
39
com—No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
May
27
Mar 24
Elec
&
Gas
preferred series C
4%
543/4 Jan
30% May
49% Feb 25
23
17% Dec
33%
40%
0%
44%
13
Corp
Baltimore & Ohio common
53% Feb
2
Baltimore
29% May
29% Jan
(The)
Wilcox Co
Babcock &
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
45% Apr
.
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
32%
*17% > 18 •
1
9
Inc
Babbitt (B T)
9
20
Jan
22% Apr
15% Jan
14
116
34
ll^i Apr 23
39% Apr 30
9% Jan
.'90
28
39% Oct
17
NOV
50
7% May
9
29
,97% Jan
8
63
May 16
2
57% Jan
89
July 23
19% July 25
23
45% Dec
27% Dec
32%
21,600
47%
89%
20%-20%
9%
9%
.,34
34%
*89% 91
34%
91
10%
$2.25
: 34% Jan
.
58% July 25
10
22% Dec
Mar
102
90% July 26
4
3% Jan
26 V* Apr
/
31
Oct
9
33%
*89%
%.
20%
• 9%
64%
9%
Mfg Corp (The; common—3
conv preferred ...
No par
Avco
19%
9%
4,700
28%
.
3% Dec
29
"
—20
—20
No par
Co—
9%
34%
89%
32%
x27%
25%
88
'I •;
32%
28%
47
;
x33% 33%
33 V a/ 34
xl02% 103% »
101
101%
*71% ■"72 % -*; * 71% 72
88
89%
7% / 7%
1
preferred—-——
Powder
-
32%
28%
16%
28%: 29
*9
9%
,./%%■'-.■ '■
Shares
32%
16
28% 29
>••••"9% • 9V4:/
•
20
35%
100
common.
prior pref 481.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
22
l
24%
32
Coav
16% Nov 26
38% Nov
Corn
Austin Nichols common
17% May
25
16%
16
28%
47%
14%
26
88
34%
89%
No par
preferred
series B
$3.75
24%
27%
x47
14
35%
28%
the Week
Friday
May 9
May 8
.'•>-
common'—.—-10
Atlantic Refining'
Atlas
*16%
7%
19%
9%
non-cum
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
Jan 25
36 % Nov 13
1
75% Nov
Dec
28
2
Feb 25
50% July 15
14
Feb
92
27% Jan
26% Nov 13
6% Dec
9
35 % May
17%
7%
34% 34%
104% 105
71
72
10
preferred—
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4%
preferred
100
5%
90
*16%
7%
v.....
.
Comrnon
9
9% Jan 24
x89'/i
17%
7%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Atchison
Jan
7
90
47%
14%
7%
25
25%
15% r:i6%
429
29%
8%
9%
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
105
8% Nov
„,
48%
14%
26%
25
*16%
------—————1
100
10
Common -:
34% Apr 25
May 5
77% Feb 7
22
Goods Corp—
Associated Dry
26%
33%
90
—5
Armco Steel Corp—
———-10
Armour & Co
5
Armstrong Cork Co ccmmon
1
$3.75 preferred
.
No par
Arnold Constable Corp—
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
1
Arvin Industries Inc__
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
~5
33%
32%
24%
47%
14%
x26
32%
24%
46
14%
25%
Argo Oil Corp—
Jan 28
Jun
6
27% Oct
88% Nov
Par
Nffpar
Wednesday
May 7
31
32
Tuesday
May C
Monday
May 5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
28% Dec 18
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
n
NEW YORK STOCK
1
*100
Vi
11
*59
61
*59
*74
77
30%
*17
26'b
31 %
31%
*17
17%
26 V4
26%
4%
11%
11%
8%
40%
18
8%
*89 %
46
31%
25
90
47
31%
25 %
53%
53%
*101
43
101 Vi
43
69%
40
80
31%
34,500
17%
26%
800
5,600
4%
2,900
*22
23%
2,3°^
*101
101 Vi
4%
11 Vi
20
61
77
22 Vi
43%
4,400
^27,800
*74
4%
43%
11
12
*68 Vi
22 Vi
101
100
11%
11%
69
4%
44 %
4
40%
11%
*68
23 Vi
44
3%
11%
8%
40
17%
3%
*78
1
43%
43%
-
2,400
4,600
3%
3%
3%
11%
11%
11%
11%
8,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8,100
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
6,100
11,800
4
3%
17%
18
17%
18
90
90
*90
*47
48
*47
48
48
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
100
25%
25%
25%
26 3s
26 y4
26%
15,000
*52%
54'/.»
54
54
54%
54 %
t£L
600
17%
17%
89%
89%
90 Vi
48
200
50
187
Number
5741
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
9% Dec 30
Lowest
26% Jan
4
13
28 Vi Oct
22
51 Vi Jun
21
22
3212 May 22
;
Oct
90% Nov 11
105
'
22'/« Nov 19
2514
40'A Dec
19
31 Vb Dec
30
65% Jan
37'-" Aug 15
18 % Oct 22' *
'
19
,
Dec
10
25
12% Oct 22
18% Jun
Mar
Jan
Dec' 31.: -109% Aug
Dec'24 -"70
31
14
42
May
43
Jan
23% Apr
13
*.'14% Apr
30
3
Carrier
18%'May
5%
Jan
3
Case (J I)
'.t. 112 .'" May 6
6% Apr 18
14
68% Jan 30
97
...
99
101
Jan l 2
Jan
6
Apr
17% May
•
7
I
1
preferred —1_;
-7%
2nd
4% %
16 ;
22
Oct' 23
17% Dec
'1
31
8 % Jan
18% Feb
23
Jan
28
16
3 >
13% May 22
X 54 .."July 29
37 % Apr
8
70
Oct 29
;
July 29
16% Jun
Jun"20 ?
26% Nov
17 i' Oct
lOOVa
-
4
15
Jan~U
27
6% Dec
31
24% Oct
22
59% Jan
11% Jan
8
Oct
£
21
19% Dec
Feb
.
25
' Jan
.-J.19
•-Z--7
11% Apr
2
>,.-23% Jan
3% Jan
11
Jan
69% Jan
9
47=% Jan
Central RR Co of N J
Central. & South West
10% May
7
36% .Apr
2
"""•■3
2
57
May
7
11
Chadbourn
Chain
22
38
86% Jun -24 %
17% Dec
•
30
20% Oct
10
Feb
11
-34
Jan
91
Jan
2
Jan
7
99% Jan 29
31% May
*"17%
2
24
.49% Jan
4% Dec 31
30
Jan
>31% Jan
"-
10% Mar 28
10% Sep
23% Nov. 12
31% Jan.
4
69% Jan
110% Jan
25
Jan
2
"**
9
30
23% Jan
11
31 '•;
Feb
-
9
26
9% Dec
18% Dec
2
•
*23/
4
89% Dec
47%
>-89
;
28
Apr1 7
Apr
Mar 15
22
40
26% Jan
10
61% Jan
a
Nov
19
11
Dec
30
18
Dec
30
18% Dec
23
19 % Dec :30
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
29% May 10
7
37% Jan
13% Jan
22
10
9% Nov
6
49% Oct
30
12% Jan
21
64
52% Dec 30
18% Feb 27
-
30
:■=
5
-37
-; 44
94% Jan 31
24
Apr
7
9% Jan
11
,
18
30
Mar 11
Apr
25
:•'
57% Jan
50% Jan
12
31% Feb
6
Jun/
14
»
6
35% Dec 30
46% JUn
20% Apr
93% Jan7 / 99
Dec
Nov
.
23 C
57% Nov
8
33% Dec
5
*71%
Feb
May
17%.."'
10tf%
68%
691'2
68%
„
%
22 li
700
27%
27%
18Va
14,100
42
'.18
110
GVi
,
61V a
,
53 % May
31% Dec 23
123% Jun 27
18%
19%
,
29k
TOO'4
16%
101 Va
200
17Vb
83,700
M"h7Va
109
*68 %
69
42
Apr
09
'69
Apr
68
100% May, 9
2
Apr
76
29 Vb
29%
2,900
19
*19 Va
l9Vi
300
20
'
:29 V 2
19
20
"20
19%
9%
9%
*46%
47%
*46
7«
*75
16%;
29
28%
102
*101
35%
21
*75
•
9
9%
"25 Va
101 V
.100 Vi
102'-
101
20 Vi
3^/a
20%
35-%
,
■
,
3*5%
2%
2%
49,a
10%
34-'%
2%
2%
-
■
*
50
Va
'22 Va
96 V
4101,3
39
39
39%
.98%
88%
99
19%
19%
19%
19 %
41 %
1
41%
41 %
41%
39%
x39
V 99.
Apr
-
7
37% Feb 25
*..•99% Jan
46 Va
23%
29%
35
105
4
Feb
19%
/>15% Jan
6
2
778
41
Feb
73
Jun
Nov
800
26
13
J
32
Jan
Jan
0
133
88
Jan
15
95
98% Jan
2
13
27
•
w,
8
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
48
Apr 17
17% Nov 12
18% Dec 30
45
12
50% Feb
28
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
Dec
30
59
38
46
10
'
Nov
* Mar
14
57
.
23% Oct 22
'
22% Oct 22
14% Oct 21
36% May 15
35% May 15
-18"'
Jan
J8
Jan
41
20 Vi
20 f
'41 i
41 %
40%
71a
34%,
7%
7%
33-li
34 %
34 Vi
9%
'•91b
.
91%
LI,800
7Va
341b
5,800
91b
9%
7Vb
8%
27
%
27%
27.Va
54
54 V«
54%
*9018
54%
92%
54%
*90%
'54%
93
92%
92
|:
11%
*11
11. Va
<11Vi
11Vi
11
Vi
11%
19%
21 Va
36%
37
94
%\
*90%;
11%
11%
20
20
35%
36 %
36%
35%
35 %
35 %
*19%
■
20'
20,
36%
35:%
27
20 Va
*19.Vi
36%
35%
35 Va
15.1,4
52
15%
52
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
100
23%
24
24
24%
24%
8
24 Va
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22<
No par
22 Va
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
16%
16%
16
17
17
17
5
*10%
11%
25
*38
40
—-125
45
24 Vs
■"
10%
25
8.50
23%
16%
36
-
,46
10%
10%
10%
37%
37%
10 Va
37%
10 Va
,37%
45%
47
46%
47 Va
461b
47Vi
Products
31%
31%
31%
<31%
31%
31%
*92
93
92
100
*105
106
r
311a
W 92 y4
*92
93
93
105
106
105
105
51%
51%
51%
50%
52
51 %
49Ta
90%
50 Va
50%
50%
51%
„5
141»
15%
15%
16 Vb
15%
16
!-l00
*101%
*101%
41%
106
common....
:
51
No par
;
106
16%
*131
16%
*69
101
42
145
,
41 Va
16%
*100
Vi
Vi
v
47
20
*69
39%
104%
105
*01%
63
*61
Va
63
35 Va
*34%
36
16%
16%
.
V
39%
35
16 Va
.
35
42% Oct
5
1,500
*10%
11
1,000
37 Va
37%
70
46%
61,900
22% Jan 10
47% Mar
91% Oct 31
3
4%
May
7
49
Feb
3
A%
,51%
,52%
106
16%
"100%
30
42%
11,700
411o
39%
62 Va
62
24% Feb 28
16
Jan1
2
2
30% May
30% May
0
18% May1
9
Columbia' Gas
16% Mar
5
Columbia, Pictures
68 % Jan
36
16%
8
27
55% Feb
25
12% Jan
16
Commercial
48 Va May
May
'
14
101% Jan
9
106
May
111
4
Jan
24
Jan 14
7
64
*35
36%
40
lGVa
16 Vi
16%
4,000
40
3,100
16 Vi
114
112%
95
113%
20
50
4,400
*850
63
62
17%
18%
18 V*
19
19 Va
86
17%
."
62%
85
86
17
'
19 Vi
*45 ,J
46
*45
46
*37
37%
37
37
50
*48
50%
*48
47%
*46
47%
47
61%
.
62%
!
86V
2
*85%
86 Va
210
18
.
62%
86
■>
;
191/8
18 Vi
18%
19 Vi
;20%
45%
19%
20%
20,600
25,600
451/2
500
62%
45 Va
''
50 Ys
39
*36
~
*48
47
47
*48
47
•
45%
*37 i
50
"46
38
14,600
240
50 Va
47%
~80
22
6
10
Feb
29%
v
29%
28%
29
15
15
;
*65%
38%
66
291 a
30%
29 Va
30%
18%
18%
15
'
%
-18% -18%
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
8,600
181a
'18%
18%
18%
18%
181b
33,700
15%
*65%
30 V2
291a
15 Va
15 Va
15
15 Vi'
15V4
15%
6,300
•
•
com
preferred
5.25% preferred
66
65%
65%
(!5 Vi
65%
*65%
66 Vi
150
39
39%
39 Va
39%
39 %
40 3i
40 V*
40%
7,000
34 Va
34
34 Va
33 Va
34 Va
331/2
33%
27
26%
27
5,200
13,300
26
26 Va
26 %
27
26%
27
26%
52%
53
52%
53%
53
53 V*
53
10%
10%
lOVa
lOVa
10%
11 Vb
11
25
47%
47 Va
47% ,■48
47%
48 Va
4.71/2
106
111
*106
106
111
—100
100
*5%
5%
'
107%
*110%
111
5%
5%
Comptometer Corp
1
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
*5
Cone
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
—1
10%
11 %
11
31V4
31%
31%
!
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Corp
5
>
*106
110%
5%
.
"
5%
13,100
34
1
4.64%
Mills
.
10
Co
12% Apr 15
12% May
1
34% Mar 20
V 30
'
5 V4
:
53Vi
53
11
li:
11 Vi
16,400
47%
47%
16,500
-
;-47%
107%
*106
107%
110 Va
*110
111
5%
5%
5%
110 %
5%
11,400
108
100
110 Vi
150
5%
2,300
5
5
lVa
11%
11%
12
12
12 Va
4,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
30,700
32 %
*31%
5
r
5
*106
53 Vi
5
<
5
1,100
5
Jan
10
11% Jan
13
14% Jan
24
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp—5
12%
12%
12%
11%
12
11
Va
11%
11%
11%
4,400
3
44% Jan
2
55% Apr
25
Consol Edison of N Y com—NO par
53%
53 Va
X52%
53 Yb
52%
53
52%
53%
53 Va
53%
50,100
8
107% Apr
18
No par
106 %
106 Va
106 Va
106%
106%
Va
1,200
50o
1
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31
31%
30 Va
31 VB
29%
30%
22,600
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
26*
26%
26
26
4,100
18
18
18
18 Va
17%
18 Va
18
6,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3i
16%
16%
16%
16%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
13-%
18%
18%-
10
46%
47%
47 V*
47%
47%
47%
47 Vi
47V2
471%
47%
100
34%
34%
33%
34 Va
*33 Va
34%
33 Va
33%
32 Vi
33
19
35% Jan
23
107
Jan
23
29% Jan
103
_
Jan
27% Feb 24
19% Jan
2
35%
Mar 24
26% May
6
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
preferred
——
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
Dec 20
16% Sep
19
14% Jan
2
Oct
16
18% Mar 27
Consolidated
22
Apr
15
13% Jan
3
Gas
19
17
Mar 28
15% Jan
36% Oct
Consolidated
22
17% Apr 29
19% Mar 31
Consolidated
Aug
Laundries Corp
47 Va May
9
Consolidated Natural Gas
39% Jan
15
34 % Apr
16
49% Jun
14
40% Jan
58
23
23% JaD
Jan
29% Nov
19
42
Oct
22
49% jan
14
89
48% Jan
Jun
A
101% Jan
22
98
87
Oct
25
101% Jan
81
Aug
6
16% Nov
8
46% Jan
7
22
95% Mar 27
8
,
13
I
2
30% Mar 10
Jan
98% Jan
94
Jan
14
52
2
104
3
30
May
Feb
RR
20% Apr
9
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
105
Mar 29
48
17
Jan
7
Jan
13
96
Apr
27% Jan
2
39
May
Jan
6
106
Feb
99
20% May
Cuba
25
$4.52
$4.16
preferred
preferred
Common
4%
32 Va
1
Co
51%
No par
102
No par
32%
51%
102
No par
*103
104
—
.is.--*
No par
*93
95
————«■
25
$5.50 preferred ——
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
40% Jan
2
48% May
6
86
Jan
6
$3.75
preferred
Jan
3
95
May
118% May
2
109
8
$4.50
conv
2nd
20
5
*93
100
preferred
4
24.
pfd
Continental Bakirtg Co common—5
15
page
•
5
9
Mar 12
see
1
12
32 Va
32 Va
51 Va
51%
102%
102 Va
*103
104
95%
95%
20%
20%
32
51
102 V a
32
106%
32 Vi
51%
104
*94
96
106
32
106
18
18
32
32
50%
51
32
10G%
17%
31%
50%
32
106
1,000
Va
500
440
32
5,400
8,100
102
102%
103
103
103
*94
97
*94
102
1,400
4,700
51
102
102
102%
*103
*31%
97..
290
50
50
Corp of America—
Jan
6%
Coal
92% Feb
118
1.33 V3
Utilities
$4.50 preferred
28
7
10
of
b Consolidation
"
88
Corp
Foods
Consumers Power Co com
Apr 21
103% Apr
99
2
Consol
Container
footnotes
Vi
95
Dec
54% Jun
For
113
39%
131% •131%
<•95
45% Jan
6
38
Oct
79% Oct 10
106
Oct "22
40
132
/.
*850
38
Engineering Inc——1
12
,
39%
*93
18
14
12
22
90
"
33
30
28
480
%<2
*130Vi
114%
45 Ta
Credit
Commonwealth Edison Co
5
6% Apr
7% Jan
83% Nov 27
IS Va
Combustibn
Mar 14
4% Jan
92 % Sep
40%
132
*850
62%
Commercial
*
2
9% Jan
26% Oct
114%
*85
17%
33%
Co
Carbon
15
-
~30
2,800
•
63
86
Columbu^ & Southern Ohio Elec—5
6
41% Jan
25% Oct
,
113%
7 113
*850
38%
34 Va
Columbian
15 '
13
95 % Nov
:
73
39%
105
V2
.
95
*93
*46
No par
No par
Solvents
7
22% Oct 22
115%
45%
—5
$4.25 i preferred-
3
6% Dec
.
39%
*130Vi
95
:
*48
Incii^=---_-10
common
2
17
14
40%
130%
*93
*37
2.50
2
6% Jan
Nov
40 Va
130%
95 '
18%
—2.-50
■
10% Jan
14% Jan
18
■
16%
50
J.
System
23% Jan
-46% Jan
30
24
j.
Class B
9
40% May
35% Apr
11
24
9%-Oct
Class A
6
19% Jan
Dec
40% Oct 23
preferred series B
2
,17
62%
*85
100
noncumulative 1st pfd_—100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
17
Dec
29% Dec 31
_-10
com
40%
•132
850
par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
30% Jan
4
,
i.No
*
39%
*104%
36%
6.3 Va
*35Yb
16 Va
105
1,900
348
7i;
39%
"
42
2,800
*35%
*62-
16%
'73
"
39%
105
41%
*131
145
*71
39%
104'/a
4,100
106
,
•16%
&
104%
10,900
26,900
300%
16%
41Va
39%
Vi
16 Vi
340
1,400
*41 Va
*99%
104%.
150
'
<41%
17
*131
52 \ "
53
7,900
!
Vb
35%,
52 Va
15%
*102
93
105
'51%
15%
4i%
-
31%
,
35 »a
101
39%
,
31%
*92 ;
3 05'/a
Columbia Broadcasting system—
.-24% Feb 28
9
-
''"5%%
30
20
31% Jan
10% Apr 22
114%
,-Nopar
4
Feb
*93
Napar
preferred'
31
104
3% Dec 30
.
$3.50
Jan
108% Feb 25
'
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Jan
42% Dec
•
35% Oct 22
Va
'
40%
128
Collins & Aikman-Corp
No par
;* Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
34% May 17
52% May 14
22
9%'Dec 30
)'
May
51
12% Jan
20% Sep 21'
-
-Coca-Cola Co (Hie)i
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
41
63% Mar 27
Dec
6,400
13,700
16%
Va
*102
—;
preferred
No par
109
'
20 V*
96
37%
37%
104%
*94
104%
48%
97
117%
117%
48
*93
37%
104
48 Va
*93
*117%
96
38%
104%
48%
97
118%
20%
*93
38%
104
48
*93
*117%
20%
98
38%
104
48%
96
118%
20V4
20
20%
98
95
95
180
38%
38%
38%
39
26,000
104V4
104Vi
*104Vi
20 V
a
*93
47Va
*93
II71/2
48 Va
96
118%
1
.
8,500
2
23 Va
51%
41%
104%
«
■35%
167a
73
15
Cluett Peabody & Co com_—No par
7%
preferred
_100
4% 2nd preferred--^.
fl
14
48% Jan
22 V
15%
42%
41%
145
*131;
*71
73,.
145
—No par
com_i
35%
'
*99Va
1
42%
*131
73
35%
106
40%
16%
42
35%
*101%
101
42
noncumulative preferred„_100
35%
40 Va ;> 40%
.
5
common
35%
*100
Jan
11
32'
9,400
46
;
' 105
35%
No par
10
Corp.'-
53
<
_10
Co
;15
5%
317a
*105
100
Apr 16
78% Jan
30
Vi
*16
40
100
gtd;
50
Special guaranteed 4% stockj-,-50
Clevite Corporation i
1
8
8
20% Jun
22
)
25%
22
23 Vb
*37%
45%
,
1,600
10,100
2,200
22 Vi
r
500
4,000
17
22%
*16
1,400
151b
16
<25
,
100
vi
22 Vb
'
14,400
— —
16 Vi
t
1
900
55
37 Va
15
.52:
,
27
*36%
15%
i
?•>
27
*
.
,36%
.
:•
54%
21 Va
'36%
36
36%
<
'
-27
....
36
,
15
No par
91.1,'.
t
7,700
80,200
92
54
9
1
;!
.,•
'
34%
27%
11%
-
117% Apr 30
19% May'
19
Oct
100
28,000
*
9%
9%
1
2,400
20 ',4
27%
53%
!
41 Vi
" 7%
7%
34%
15 Vi
52
—;
.
8%
>
'
86 % May
19
-*
/
39
27%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
'
:
9
63
11% Dec
26
400
] 02
7%
*90%
Oil
38
•
33%
15 Va
Cotton
'39
a
7%
15%
-
9 ;
-
3
68% Dec
30% Dec
28,200
i
34%
i50
,:j $4.50 preferred
Mar 12
May.
2
43% Jan
,
.
6,800
2%
50
19%
52
Cleveland Electric Ilium
,
Y
rt-.18% Apr 23
6
Apr 23
■<?!■
45 Va Apr
13% Mar 18
.
48
'
2
79% Feb'
..
33% Jan2
Sep
I.
.
83
>
36,800
35%
2%
*99%
*99 V
7%
C C. C & St >IiOuis Ry Co com—100
18% Mar 11
.,127
114% May
V Sep 25
'- Dec 23
6,400
:
.*
...
100V2
19%
15%
City Stores Co
13 «•
37Feb
95
1,100
.
30 Vi
Va
3
50
8,700
"
■
10
600
2,400
11
lOOVa
-
33%
100
■,< AYa%% convertible preferred
Clark Equipment Co^
L-.
f
62% Feb 26
8
•
a
9%
'35 Vi
>38%
100
51%
5%%Vpreferred—
74% Jan 13
40% Feb
2
23
5
2,800
'
,30 Va
■•
39'5a
100
.
15%
City
45% Mar 13150
Jan 23 '
29
Mar
:
;
22 Va
10 Va
2%
I. *49%
•
.
160
'
21 Vi
,11 Va
■34%
800
35 Vb
""
0%
t
3
*49%
;
: 46
3,600
101
35
*20%
10%
21
;29%
9%
34%
50
'20%
•45%
,
9%
2%
49%
*43
.'35%
20 Va
30%
30
76
s
34%
34 Va
2,900
29
*101 '
35,% .
21* k
9%.
34%
291/4
29%
11
34%
7,600
171/8
29 V a
2I>
30
100
17%
17%
46:,/4
301a
77 Va
17Va
10%
29%
*75 <:
-17
20%
45%,
9%
46 V a
•76
•
4,200
91b
4.6 Vb
76
•
*
"
39Tb
9%
•i6Vi
29
•
101,
;
*20%v
9%
■
16%
i6k
28i%
*35%
:
20
9%
46%
i
29%
19Vb
46 %
DeliSO
-
.
l
Jan
Jan
4,700
29%
52
City Investing Co
9
Jan
43% Mar
•
19 Va
■
19%
9%
46
No par
com
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co_.
1
18
2
60
106
40
"
29%
*
.
181a
46%
preferred
4%% preferred
9-
35
139
20,000
.
29%
10%
30%
4 c/o
16% May' 9 '*
6
70J; Oct 25
>
610
5,000
61 In
\
>
103,000
6Vi
61
101 %
80
110
'6 V b
.
1*6% 17
107Va 107Va
.
19,600
a
22
112
*100%
100%
*16%
'108%
21
Common
7
-
40% May 3
25% July 19
15% "Dec'16
>
■
15%
14
35 Y* Jan
.
.
*100;
17%
V
*41
27 %
-18 Vi
61
46%
_40
Chile/Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
Apr 28
Feb
'
90
101V,
42
"41
6Vb
61%
51%
22
102
140
>
23 »; 83
Jan 25
Oct 421
43% May 20
Oct 23
104:
Jan 14
Apr1
35% Jan 17
■
.
/
60%
No par
•
14
>'97% Jan 23
2
May 10
73 V Dec
30
52
27
Feb
'15% Jan
24
Dec
,
13
Jan
21
*>
'67% July
175 V
4
37
*
'
33
106%
2
44% Feb
102
9
162
Jan
"10% Jan
4
>'Dec 23
15
6OV2
41%
220
,23
,17%
5 7o series A noncum pfd_—
100
Chic & North Western com..No
par
95% Apr 30
27
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
23
8
Jan
17 >-^44
Jun
71 <
47% Oct 21 [■
'..•- 10,'Decl9
28% Jan
88
.
4
47;-
411a
Vi
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
v
-
2,700
;
*20%
Great Western Ry com
Chickasha
7
50 Vb
'111
0%
*10%
preferred
.
11% Apr 21
44% Mar 21
18%
•6V0
10%
1
57o_ preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab-.,
.
Mar 21
"104% Apr
25% Dec 24
100% Sep
,;.
9
17%
2014
Class A
.if
2
23% Jan 20
7
14% Jan
9
Jan
convertible
Chic
"^19% Apr
82% July 24
23% Sep 11
82% Oct 22
39% Feb
3%%
9
5,800
48
27Vi
,.
45%
II
5r/o - preferred —i_
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
17% May
25% May
22% May
27lii
10%
i_1.25
6
2
29%
47%
.*22%
,
20%
Inc
1
2
£9%
30
41
"23*,;
110% 112
•
6V4
",109,
6*7%,
9%
35%
^.No par
36% Mar
12% Jan
Mar 26
'
j
16% Mar 24
.18% Jan
98 Va
40
:
42
>
27%
■
18%
16%
v
98%
47
/ "
45 Va
Refining Co___.
Chicago & East 111 RR
4
281
*100
*108
.'98%
"
59%;
V
Yi
40
.
112,
26
*20%
^^-No par
&
37 Va May
Feb
*22%
46
101
1
,
2
53-'
46%
41%
.
c Chemetron
Corp
_i
Chemway Corp
ZIZl
Chesapeake Corp .of Va
----5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common_..25
•
46
,
4,400
10,800
98%
'
*
11,000
-
29
'
-
•
2
;' 45% Jan 10
29%
5
i
11% Jan
14
99-
*41
19%
16%
28%
1
Chance Vouglit Aircraft
Checker Motors Corp
30
98%
28%
•
9.50
Corp
Inc
99%
29[
23: V
29%
,
18%
*75
5
31% Jan
"
20% July 25
40 V
Common
12% Apr 17
23% Mar 5
>
6%V
61%
C%
10
$4.50 preferred
19
56% Apr
92% Jan
17
"
Oct
10%.Nov 11
Feb
26%
No par
Co
Champlin Oil
9
26%
lB'/a,
101
19% '
—
9% May
'—'17 % Mar 19
July 25
31
7
ik >% Mar 14
30% Mar 11
24% Dec. 10 '- ■42
3
32% Jan
5
'
46% Dec "23
39% May
6
100% May 8
20% Jan 30
42% Apr 16
7% May1 5
" 37% Feb 14
26 Va
•
•
Champion Paper, & Fibre Co—
-'
2
^4% Jan
12 "50% July 11
6%. Oct 22
2
27%
111
16%
,:it)9 ;;
46
50
Co-.
Gotham
Belt
26%
.6%
29%
*
"5
Corp_
Products
Aircraft
27%
41
60
67%
20
Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed
Cessna
15 Va
32<'u
*
.
*
22
Feb
v
Cerro tie
14%
32 Vb
42
■
j
Central Vloletta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co
:
29
>
31%.Oct
■
preferred
100
Illinois Public, Service- j10
Central
!
32% Mar 24
2
,
'4%%
<
25% Feb 20
3
3
•5 tv'8% Jan 20
43% Jan
May ;1
45%
32 Va
36 %
23.
27%
.
111
15%
'
Central-Foundry Co__
1
Central of Georgia,
Ry.com__No"par
5 % preferred seHes B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec„No
par
Central Illinois Jjgt-common_. No
par
8
35% May "2
21% Apr 25'
46% May 7
•'
16
Jan
"
-
24% Mar
24
11
"
17% Mar 21.
o«41%: Jan
7
1% Dec "23
45%. Oct
104
.
•Tft*
V.
May
17% May ' 9
■29% Apr 23
i^3l% JanlO
10
•£'
16% Apr" 1
76
Apr ' 7
99
8
■■<
3
Jan ? 7
28
'
36 v May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
9% Jan
8
3
iff"
2
Jan
7
•
15VB
32%
41
v
28 V*.
101
AltOO
preferred ser'es
Celotex Corp common^...
'•"*t
preferred
Central Aguirfe Sugar Co_J:
2
10% Jan 29
49% Feb 21
72%- Mar 19
7
32% Dec
21
34% Jail
i
4
'
80
•f
88%
9Vi Jan
.
44
1
14% Nov 19
33% Feb
"3 "19% May
20
J May
15Vl
33
46
-18%
*107,
Shares
15Va
"
...
26% Feb 28
'"'.v 17 %' Jan V 7
-17% Jan
2
•t
;
18
100
the Weak
32%
,-45 Va^
41 Va
27%
100
Friday
May 9
May 8
15%
41%)
41
22 %-
No par "
com
:
'
38% Jan 11
•"
»'
22%
6
Sales for.
Thursday
32%
28%.,
41
59%
PRICES
<
*98%
40
109%
SALE
May 7
27ft,
»
,
preferred
conv
45%
HIGH
Wednesday
~
50
"~1
12^50
_ioo
'
23% Oct
45%.
1
J
Co common
Celanese Cofp of Amer
.t,
69% May .7
28%
15 Va
32%
,
10
4.20% preferred
6
•
2
99
28%
6%% 2nd preferred
"„7
Caterpillar Tractor common10
28
108% May
2
-
Jan
7%
27%
89
—5
15%
33
27
par
<
•
Feb >5
12
C «:
2
;
Co__^
common
preferred
15 Va
32%
I_io
Carriers & General
Corp
Carter Products Inc
5
.55% Apr
i
'
Steel
Corp
4 Va %
21
Mar 20
101%
3ft
■
Carpenter
6
Jan
1
~~ "5
(The) Co
(Philfp) Mfg Co
Light-—^.No
Mar 19
2
20% Jan
.
8
Capital Airlines Inc__
Tuesday
May <>
May 5
Carolina Clihchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power &
3
-58% Jan
;; "19%
20
Jan
100 .( Jan
30% Apr
Y
.;<,■
Mar 13
55
9
*2
-
9
98
Carey
>•48% Mar 13
6
May
Carborundum
21
2
14
./ 5Va Oct 22
5%
*5518 Dec 23 "'■* 99%
88% Oct 10
100%
10% Oct 22
'
17%
29
28% Feb
.
13
19
Nov" 13 i 110% Jan
99 :
35% Jan
'
39V2 Jan
24
Oct
Par
6
>>32%. Jan
11
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
25% Jan
.
i-
47i; Apr 26
23% Aug
6
30
94% Apr
•
74% July 16
Nov
2
30% Apr
7
24
Jan -13
Mar 21
,
Highest
10% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Volume
47%
21,900
104%
480
47%
24,900
931/2
931/2
10
*117 Va
118 Vb
800
i
'
1
16
(2128)
YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW
LOW AND
STOCKS
Ranee for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continental
Dec
31
15% Jan
7
4
26% Jan
7
18% May
3
44
8
IB
Jan
23
52% May
2
39'/4 Nov 14
5*4 Oct 22
54% May
Jun
14
Jan
2
41*4 Dec 30
70% Jun
19
38% Feb
12
26 Va Dec 24
43% July 25
28% Jan
9
6
16% Dec 30
May 15
8
43% Jan
23
40% July 11
i 49% May 21
54% July 25
79% July 11
52
Dec
20
37
23
17 Va Dec
51
Dec
30
28
Feb
11
34% Dec
166% Dec
17
12 y2 Dec
24
27% Jan
57% Feb
13
74% Feb
Jan
12
15
Dec
25
30
4
Oct
6
15% Jan
18
6% Jan
9
4% May
2
2% Jan
1% Dec 24
2
3
22
22
Oct 22
36% Apr
74
Nov 29
86
Mar 14
79
26% Oct 22
30
Aug
6
28% Jan
17% Oct
4
14
31
Jan
11
5
Oct
19*4 Apr
22
66*4 May
9*4 May
17
16% Jan
30% Apr
25
18% Jan
2
65y2Jan
19
NOV
5%
27 %
Jan
11
5% Oct 21
54
NOV 20
56
2
Feb
6
9
Dec
17
33% Jan
7% Jan
16
13'A May
27% Jan
2
11*4 May
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
16,800
50%
15,000
50%
52
50%
51%
50%
51
50
50%
50
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34
34
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
9,900
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5
22%
22%
22 %
23
22%
23
21%
22 %
22
22%
12,000
21%
22
22 y8
21%
22
21%
21%
22
51%
*50%
52
*50%
52
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56
*52
56
*52
56
*52
56
*52
56
40%
Refining common.10
preferred ___———,_100
*163%
4%
Mar 11
22
Jun
4
19% Mar
5
9
47% Jan
11
20% Mar
5
21% Feb
28*4 Jan
30% Nov 21
38% Oct 11
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
64% Jan
14
40 y2 Mar
3
55
5
84%
85'A
85%
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86%
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86%
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86%
20
87%
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87%
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18%
11,300
2
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33%
18%
18%
18%
35
35 *A
35
35'A
35 *A
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47%
40%
47%
46*4
47
99%
99%
99*4
99%
17%
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17%
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17%
100%
17%
17*4
100
25
25%
25%
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preferred
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23%
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10%
10%
10%
66
66 VA
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66%
33
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19%
V 33
32%
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33
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50%
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10
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8%
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vd
40% Oct
2^
79% Jan
7
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V
.
83% Jan
12% Jan
9
9y8 Jan
27
18
13y8Apr
3
Dec
10
47
Aug
Oct
21
49% Apr
15
86
43 y2 Jan
72
Oct
24
86
Feb
27
75
Jun
19
88
Apr
5
i4y2 Oct 22
23% Jan
3
13% Jan
19% July 22
2
8%
8%
*55*4
45%
45%
31% Feb
6
1
28% Apr
25
6*, a Dec
25% Jan
18
19%
20
20
19%
19%
23 »A
22%
23*4
22%
23
33'A
33%
33'
4
33
33%
46;
46%
45%
46*4
46
47
15 Vs Dec
33% Oct 22
35 % Oct
>
55
% Dec 17
37
59*4 July
Jan
2
•
Mar 29
:
14
•
34
13 y8 Dec 30
15% Jan
17% Mar 14
2
series B— —100
Preferred
3.90%
series C
*85%
89
——
—
50% Apr
18
2
34'A Apr
2
2
30
17
20% Feb
41% May
9
Feb
5
58
Jan
8
2
10% Jan
16
43'A Feb
1
4
—20
*31%
32 *«
No par
21%
21-?»
Westerns.—50
7%
preferred
&
Delta
Air
Lines
Inc.
20 ;
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
Detroit Steel Corp
De
Vilbiss Co
Alkali
1
Diamond-Gardner
Diana
21% May
0
9
•
18
Stores
Corp com.
Divco-Wayne
Corp
10% Jan
31
Dr.
12
liy* Jan
16% Apr
30
Dome Mines Ltd
14
54% Apr
74% Jan
9
14% Feb 28
Douglas Aircraft Co—
Pepper
Dover
Co
-
,-ii
24% Jan
29
12
22
68 'A Jun
17
52% Apr
59 y« Feb
4
33
42% Feb
4
16% Jan
20
9
22
25% Jun
24 ya Jan
31% Mar 14
Jan
•
Apr
May
23
6% Jan
2
8% Apr
9
July 16
172 Va Apr
10
Mar 27
106Va Jan
8
188y2 Feb 4
112% Apr <21
1
85
Jan
6
91% Apr 28
30% Oct 23
37% Apr
2
34*4 Jan
2
39'A Apr 24
46%: May 6
48% Feb 18
45
28
Jan
25
49% Jan
29
46% Mar 13
49
Ayg 27
Jan
24
44
Jan
8
Jan
41
Mar
5
48'A Mar
41
Nov 18
50
Jan
31
48
8
50
40
July
48% Jan
29
44% Feb 28
3
49
v
41
July
14
1
Oct
50
Jan
22
48
16% Jan
1
24
10
14% Jan
Jan
30
27
13
14
47% Jan
11
27% Jan
11
51% Jan
4
29 y« Jan
2
30
Oct
16 y2 Deo
30% Apr
3
42 y2 July 15
81% Mar 5
16% Jan
3
23 y« Dec
18
72
31
Dec
24% Dec 23
60% July
22 Va
17
Apr 25
53
Jan 31
18% Mar 20
Jan
2
Apr
3
73 Ya Jan
3
33% Feb
5
38% Feb
17
30y8 Apr 22
27% Feb 12
81% May
7
1
26% Jan
2
37% Mar 25
97 ya Jan
13
107% Apr 25
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
18
143% Nov
6
158
Feb
28
38 *4 Dec
31
64% Jan
14
38 Va Jan
2
46y4 Jan
22 Yb Oct
21
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
40
Jan 16
22 Va Jan
2
28% May
7
76
May
2
91
86
74
Nov
8
21% Dec
19
82
Aug
17% Dec
30
2
25 Va Dec
27
6% Dec 30
24
Mar
159
3
28
9
83
22% Jan
2
27*AMarl9
Jan
17
14V4 Apr
15
20% Feb
4
28% Apr
15
4% Aug 15
35% Mar 1
23
3% Jan
Mar 20
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
6
24% Dec
151
3% Jan
2
4% Apr
15
26 y4 Jan
2
3114 May
Apr
8
14% Jan 31
Dec
23
44% July
2214 Oct
22
34
3% Oct
22
25
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
2
8
27
Jan
2
May 20
29
Jan
10
6% Jan
14
4y8 Jan
2
95
>
Mar 27
9% Feb
33
Apr
36% May
4%%
Eastern
&
Storage
1914 Apr
51% Apr
16
28% Jan
2
39
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57
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39 VB
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57
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6,900
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2
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100
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5
10,200
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14
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Ex-Cell-O Corp
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12
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55
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2,700
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4,600
12
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81
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155
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5
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preferred series A
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91
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•
32*4
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-
38 Ti
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
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12
28'A
21 %
91
10
No par
2
58%
56
36%
20%
21 VB 1
12 »A
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14
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a
12
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59%
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13%
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32*4
14%
57%
.
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32'
15
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10%
10%
32
31%
32
31*4
15
1
■
32%
32-%
32
13%
.100
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
9
60% Feb
3
-
10
*34%
36
2.50
3
29
2
13y8Jan
9,700
:•
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1,200
2,800
7%
40%
39*4
31%
55%
10
Electric
44% Jan
13
*55
-
39%
"
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Jun
39*4
-
40%
*30%
15
—10
1
10
10
_100
-
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
16
18
31%
21%
7%
.17%
39%
39%
,
*34*4
32
50
Ekco Products Co common
4%% preferred
8% Jan
23
,
-
17*4
40*8
17%
397a
31%
50
50
50
50
5
—_
2
Mar
307a
—10
50
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4y4% preferred
614 Jan
14y2 Jan
31,600
21*4
50*4
50
50%
40*4'
31
do—
6%
7
57
;
-
5
Equitable Gas Co
25
30%
prior preferred
Stainless Steel" Corp——_5
32*A Apr
30
23,700
-31%
'
7%
Va
*34
16*4
Eastman Kodak Co common
2
Apr
30*4'
3978
588
Eastern Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
26 V4 Jan
55 Va Feb
3,400
14%
34%
34 *A '
21%
30%
30*4
%
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airline Inc
19
11
10
16%
•
$2.10 preferred —
DWG Cigar Corp
30
8
25
1
30%
*34%
-
61%
4.10% preferred
Feb
28
16%
.14%
.
32
7%
17*4
V
57
;
10
10
-No par
—No par
—No par
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
47o preferred
4.20% preferred
90
Feb
*55
57
111*4
2
Feb
9Th
•
178*4
Jan
Apr 30
39*2
v
Common
5
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series—;—No par
79
62
39^8
39*4
8%
14
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40
—
;
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34%
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21%
7%
40%
.
a
8*4
89% Jan
77
40*
1
6
28
17*4
12
1
6*4 Mar 26
3
50
17
39%
28
Dunlan Corp
22
12
21%
16%
;
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-714%
7
33%
32
50
50
12 V 4
International
38*4 Apr
Dec
•
7%
10
2
July
'
16%
16%
15-
21*4
19
3
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
16%
34%
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.
7%
28-%
1714 Jan
56
21%
7%'
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31 % Jan
43
32*4
21 %
14%
-34:
19
7
May
15%
35
32
•
16*4
16%
15%'
28%
10
20% Jan
10
89
10
Jan
32% Apr 30
*86
18%
21
23
89
28%
35 % Apr
6*4 Dec
7 *87
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23
24% Nov 13
3.400
89
18%
15% Oct 22
Nov
48T8
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28
USA Inc
30% Dec
76
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49% ;
87*4
28%
E
27 y4 Dec
2,400
87
1
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10% Jan
89% Feb
39% Oct
31%
31%
49*4
49%
%
31
31 Ya
31%
89
2
1
Drewrys Limited
.76% Nov 14
41
31%
.
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40*4
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50c
du Pont de Nem (E I)
36% NOV 14
200
:3%
11
*10%
11
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12%
D T M Corp
Mar 26
110
11
85*4
27*4
Dresser Industries
21
57% May 13
19 % May
9
206
8,000
1034
3%
3%
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3*4"
87
1
Dow Chemical Co—
24
27
600
92
85*4
1
24
Oct
Jun
11Va'l%A
10%
IOTH
10%
t "e
47%,
*88
87
20% :;
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11% Dec
160% Oct 21
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19%
——
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86,
2.50
2
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Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd:
Jan
8'/a Jan
-
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Disney
11% Jan
6
48
86
17
40%
;
1
25
Corp—;
91
9% Aug
'
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50 V 4
2
preferred
$1.50
14% Jun
9
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48
10%
49*4
,
49%
16%
10
10
15
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86
50
15
class A—
Dec 24
Jan
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12% Apr 24
12
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7
86
34%'
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1
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15
28% May
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
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Edison
Detroit
32% Apr 30
32% May 7
Apr
—
—
Hudson.—
Lack
7
2
5
*10%
7
31'A
10*4
-
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
;
16%
'
11% Jan
2
10%
15%
Diamond
2
16'A Oct
■
*85%'
35%
37% Mar 13
Jan
18 y2 Oct
11'
49%
15%
3
9% Jan
49
'
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;n
84%
Devoe & Raynolds
29% Mar 20
—100
common—:
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14
14
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40% Mar 11
25% Jan
10
'
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'
10
7'% Apr 21
10
;
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5
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6
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11
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Decca
27
23
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13'A July
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86
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28
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14
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30
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26
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31
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15% Jan
13% Jan
29
35
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83
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49% Apr 23
87
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2
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83
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4
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5
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10% Apr 21
1
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Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
9
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5
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17
83 V2
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28
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12
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15
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15
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13
58% Feb
15
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14%
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84
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41%
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164%
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41%
41%
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1
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33
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8% Apr
8
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56
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29
28
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9
32% Apr
11
8%
21%
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7
31
8%
33%
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2
Dec
17% Oct
15%
8%
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5
28
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19
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100*4 Apr
16
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5
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17
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2
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43 y2 Apr
51%
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8
9
30
28
20
24
9
6
6
7
3
11
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18
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3
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
31% Feb
40% Oct 22
85
3
18 %
51%
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3%%
83% Apr 23
14 *A Mar
16% July 23
10% Dec
23% Jun
Jan 24
18%
52 %
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3%%
Mar 13
29
18%
51%
Corning Glass Works common
4
2% Feb
13
24% Jan 13
1% Jan
18%
51%
convertible preferred
7%
16.
19% Jan 24
5% Jan
2.
200
19%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Apr
89
4.000
8%
51%
♦19
Corn Products
23
22
86% Mar 26
87 % Apr
1
Mar 11
8%
6%
42% Mar 24
85
Shares
8%
8%
8%
5%
5
30
17
16% Jan
85
2
May 17
20
8%
8%
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„
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Copperweld Steel Co common
168% Jan
96% May
79% Oct 31
8%
1
Copper Range
Jan
12% Apr 16
14
the Week
May «
51%
—...
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Apr
Mar 20
159
106% July 11
Jan
3
89
Oct 22
74
13
Motors
Continental Steel Corp
52
20
14
Friday
Thursday
May 8
51 %
Continental Oil of Delaware
55
2
Jan
33% Jan
27
July 18
145
Continental
24% Mar 24
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
_5
3
22% Feb
HIGH
Wednesday
May 7
May 6
9
8%
25
Insurance
8
34% May
25% Feb
Jan
50% Jan
21
Continental
8% Apr
3
18% Jan
2
16% Jan 13
2
common
convertible preferred-.
5%
20% Jan 10
52% Mar 7
Tuesday
Monday
May 5
Par
Steel—
Copper &
Industries
20
Jan
10
8% Apr 29
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
^
20'A Nov
9
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 1957
7*4
32%
3514
230
5,100
19,400
280
1,600
„
---
6,700
7,900
,
'
i
4
Number 5741
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2129)
,
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year 19SI
lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
Tuesday
May 6
May *>
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
-
Sales for
Thursday
May 8
May 7
F
Jan
37% Apr
17
1274 Jan
24
65
397-b Nov 25
7
11
16
Jan
43*4 May
12 74 May
2
2274 Apr
Oct
6
22
79
Apr
5
9
25 74 Mar 13
9
Apr
30
Sep
25
17*4 July
1
15*4 Jan
2
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22Jan
22
2574 Nov 29
2474 Jail
2
2974 M.ty
15
6774 Jan
67
Aug 23
417b Oct 21
7% Jan
61*4 May 13
45% July
8
5(1
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22
25% Jun
29
Mar 20
36% Jan
23
18*4 Apr
22
367a May 14
29 % Jan
35 % May
10
2074 Jan
31
19% Jan
2
2074 Mar 40
27 % Jan
21
3474 Jun
11
2974 Jan
38 *4 Apr
28
Jun
1*
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Dec
30
31% Jan
10
22
32
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28
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39
22
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57
19ti Dec 20
81 Va Nov
2
53*4 Feb
4574 Feb
5
82% Apr
16
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6
14
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6
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8
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57
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5
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1
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16
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22
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9
9574 May 10
59% May
8
79
Nov
45
17
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7
106
2
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-
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6
21
44
4
17
14
Apr 25
64*4 May
6 74 Mar 10
874 Jan
8
16
37 74 Jan
6
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8
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10
10
6574 Apr
30
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59 3 4 Jun
13
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9
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28
17
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3
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20
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3
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3
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78
22
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13
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6
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21
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5
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30
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1274 Jan
2
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8% Dec
52
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10
2474 Jan
80
Corp
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Food Fair Stores Inc
$4.20 div cum pfd
2
115
May
9
94
May
1
7
43*4 May
8
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2
4174 Feb
5
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2
1874 Apr 22
37% Jan 16
14
15
1274 Mar 14
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91
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9
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2
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65
3
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6
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22
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30
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30
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21
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19
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25
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86
6
20
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26
15
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20
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4
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5
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5
1
2
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13
29 74 May
17
2
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10
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2
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12
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31
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13
4
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21
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22
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19
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1
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20 74 Jan
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10c
*17%
10
!
5
870
38 7b
627'a
115%
116
115 74
36 74
1
115 74
6,600
387 V
90
Portland Cement Co
116
116
2,200
1157V
116
Precision
;
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1007a
.*138
53
13%
*1174
157a
'8172
1074
85
52%
574'
■1534
33
13%
3.70O
7,90010,000-
2974
157b
33
52 3 4
11%
3574
57b
*28 7a
32 la
33
*82 74
15*4
347b
57 b
4
26%
13 7 4
15
357 b
574
a
9,100
23
Sep
20
3
May 31
21
26 74 Mar
3674 Oct 22
1574 Dec 23
45 74 May
40% Jan
7
3074 Mar
107h Jan
2
2174 Feb
3074 Dec
4
221/4 Apr
7
30
Jan
83
3
90
Feb
Apr 29
7
47% May
7
2274 Oct
5
95
1
July 31
10874 Jan
107
2
23
Apr
Feb
6
24
7
.
164
Jan
6
90
Jun
3
7!)
Jan
2
88
95 74 Apr
Apr
15
25
84
74 Jan
2
23
94% Apr
25
Oct
21
39
Oct
22
3674 July
62 74 May
2074 Nov 14
774 Oct
21
8
3974 May 29
874 Feb
5
44
13
74 Jan
3
2374 Jan
10
7% Feb
5
3774 May
5174 Jan
27% Mav
227b
22 7'a
22
%
227a
2274
2274
22%
22 7
a
4,200
21 */4
2174
21%
21%
227 a
217a
2174
217b
2174
4,100
$1.32
preferred
25
*25%
27'-.-
0*2574.
$1.30
preferred
25
General Tire &
Rub
7
20
6
9% Mar 27
4674 Mar 26
33 74 Apr
3
24
28 *4 July
38 74 May
Gillette
2174 Jan
7
2774 May
Gimbel
8374 July 17
16*4 Dec 23
29 74 Oct
21
274 Dec
18
15774 Oct
16
3
*25%,
91
Mar 18
89 74 Jan
21
91
Jan
18
Dec
15 7a Apr
23
Apr
16
18
Feb
9
3474 Jan
274 Jan
2
374 Jan
2
3774 Jan
14
434 Apr 26
160
Jan
21
*25 7a
26%
46 Va
477b'
4674
47
4674
467a
19%-
1974
197a
1974
197b
197 b
1974
2374
24*4
2374
2474
237a
24 74
23%
24
237 b
24
*90
95
*133
140
87%
8774
92 74
93%
35 74
3674
*90
267V
*90
*135
145
157 74 Jan
57 74 Nov 14
16
7974 Jun
13
7074 Feb
95 74
2874 Dec
3974 Oct
1
4
Oct
12
4
21
21
3774 Jun
55*4 Apr
11
8
69
Feb
14
July
30
Jan
41
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
57% July 18
2 74 Apr
8'
15974 May
Jan
22
12
84
74 Jan
2
2
33
Apr 30
48*4 May 5
174 Mar 4
Oct
21
137a Jan
9
257-4 Feb
11
37% Oct
4
3374 Jan
15
43
2674 Dec
17
Apr
597a Jan
2
28 74 Jan
31
36
May
27
Dec
23
3674 Feb
6
7174 Oct
31
86 74 Apr
15
5
Oct
2174 Dec
21
11
6 74
Apr
18
3574 May
14
37
85
26
20
11
4774 July 11
2174 Jan 11
12274 Nov 11
67
Dec
3
2074 Dec
12
**oi
footnotes
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
ll
30% Apr
see
page
574 Jan
22
297-4 Dec
Jan
27 74 Jan
4
24
9
3
79 74 Mar 21
8
4574 Nov 20
Feb
4-% Jan
2
68
3
Apr
17
6 74 Feb
4
18
8
35 74 Mar 27
86
May
8
7% Apr 14
2574 May 9
Co
87
857 a
8674
250
937 a
9374
650
36%
36%
367b
3714
307 b
367a
3574
45
44%
4574
45
45 74
45
45%
46
46
25 7 4
27%
27%
2734
27 3b
27 3.1
277b
27%
277 b
277b %
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9(115
10 7 b
£■() (r,
107b
*9[5
107 a
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10 7a-
30*'.
37
36%
37
36%
377b
377b
3734
5
common..
27 7 u
2774
27%
27 %
277 a
2774
.No par
a
10
3074
30
307b
30
30%
29%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Ore
(H L)
27b
3
♦1597a
165
*159%
56 7a
165
*159%
165
56:,4
58
2,400
8,400
5774
587 a
567'a
3,800
577 a
16,500
17,100
7474
75 7
a
75 *b
76'a
76 Va
77
3274
327
a
32%
327
a
*32'4
33
3274
3274
47%
48
477a
477a
47%.
48
477b
48
1%
17a
1%
174
l3a
17a
57 b
5 7b
5%
4074
40%
40
40%
40 V9
40%
40 74
407a
403b
407b
4,500
35
35%
35%
35%
357 b
35%
357a
36
35%
3574
14,200
4,100
5*8
5 7s
174
5 7V
5
76
1 %
17b
5
^
17'a
57a
34 %
35
34%
35
34%
35
34
34%
3474
34%,
84
85
*83*2
85
85
85
86
86
8574
8574
%
7 7
7'4
7*4
*7*8
77a
No par
24*«
24 74
24*b
2474
24%
25
.
75
a
77b
77b
2
24%
247a
7'b
2 4'
800
11,000
15,900
2,100
820
774
1,900
24%
257 a
6,200
7
37%
38
3774
3874
37%
3874
377a
3874
377a
38*b
10.900
36
36%
36
37 7b
35%
37
36
367a
3674
24
24%
24%
25
2474
24%
"24%
24 7
24s/8
377a
247a
20,900
No par
Western RR
...100
*68*4
71%
*68 7'a
1
25 74
25%
25*/a
preferred
Green
3
No par
Western
7
57
2974
*27u
Ry Co
Sugar com
Northern Paper Co
Northern
Bay &
57 %
30
3
4874
100
Prop.
Great
774
5734
297a
*2%
75*4
.5
37474
Great
May
17%
32%
..12.50
Grant (W T) Co common
Great
26
167 b
5'a
(The)
City Steel
9
2
1674
5
Union Co
6
22 74 Jan
16%
No par
Graham-Paige Motors
Gran by Consol M S & P
Green
13,000
167 b
74%
111H4
(W R) & Co
20
15,200
27%
477a
Gould-National Batteries Inc
9
Jan
387b
93
167b
,
121,200
32*-.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber.
5274 Jan
Mar 21
377b
277b
*91 Vs
16%
165
25
75
277i
93
16 *b
*1597a
37*8 Mav
141
27 Va
*91
15%
165
Iron
93
»91
15%
*15974
2
2
93
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co. —100
Goodrich Co (B F)
—10
2
17
*91
3
30
Apr
93
2%
Apr
67
*91
115
—
76.300
1,500
3074
2074 Jan
131 74 Jan
110
8674
93*2
1
Co
30-% Jan
May
135
877b
93
45
(The)
Northern
135
8674
93
3
Gt
134 Va
3,800
18,000
95
875b
278
Grand
134 7'a
*90
95
4
10
.
Brewing Co
Granite
142
*90
28,200
93%
8774
*93
1
Grace
95
*130
95
93*4
367 a
Gladding McBean & Co
Goebel
267 a
477s
1974
lo
Brothers
Glidden
*25%
46*4
19%
1
Co
$4.50 preferred
20
26%.,
*25'/4
46%
100
common
(The)
27
26'4
,
11
♦257-a
a
100
preferred
2074 Dec
27
19 3
100
preference
Products
3274 Oct
*25%
4574
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
470
27
*25*4
8374c
com
preference
57474 preference
Getty Oil Co
*25 7'a
10
$5
Gerber
,:
27
10
General Telephone Corp
Time Corp
General
conv
185
2674 Jan
22%
2174
47474
7
18
9
2274
1
preferred
22
129
1
Castings Corp
47474
Oct
July 17
Corp
Steel
Telephone Co pi'Florida-*-.
4
83*4 Dec
77
Shoe
General
General
Apr
Co Inc
100
138
138
138 7 b
138 7b
71
25 %
138%
*68 7a
2574
139
717a
26
*139 74
8
140
*68 7a
71%
2574
257/B
139%
139%
*68*
2574
>
1,400
-
297b
107b
8374
11%
35
27
53
lo
38
29
•
100*
247 b
377 b
1007a
,
74
139
*82%
1374
24%
37 3 4
267 a
"277a
*52%
2
24
37**4
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'
2,500
t
37 b
-
1,300
w
9%
1574
374
29
1017a
»
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97a
42
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102
97a
42
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t
1574
•
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43
24
a
3874
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287a
9%
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!
24 7
2974
37V
10174" 10274
10
.43
.,37%
3474
5
77b
'
9%
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374
8
7%
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*27 3 4
-
1574
374
■
34%
5
29
1574-
♦
3414
5
*27 7a
8
No par
General
2,400
a
927a
-
6374
92
42
3274
24"'
1
preferred
conv
7%
42 7
77,000
'
1874
40
177b
32* b
'
30
2,700
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a
*
647a *
4174
18
4874
5,700
16%
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-
66
17%
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115
93*
39-% •40
177a
657V
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93%.
437*b
a
64.
k
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103
64
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::
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70-
-
16%
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63%
43%
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.
417a
8574
102 74
103
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43
93%
643V
65
.
85
102 74
16%
167a
85%
102 74
103
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s
Corp
General
2774
3,000-
4274
427a
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2774 May
]87H May
1978 Nov 19
5,100
187a'
99
l
4474 May
32
5274
18*4
*96
5
3
10j
5174.
1874
1
..1
2
5074 Jan
52%
18 74
4g%
5
Co
15
24
9(5
52
1874
*
Jan
Dec
94
5274
1874
9*8
5
Apr
31
96
5274
18%
No par
n
15 7
96
52%
7%
9%
No par
a
July 19
1874 July 3
96
Preferred $3.75 series
.No par
General Outdoor Advertising
15
$1.60
3,000
2,200-
19,000-
18%.
*94
..
'
Dynamics Corp
preferred
117 74 Jan
2772 Oct
July 15
574
277 a
43 74
5
Corp
General Foods Corp
General
20%-
2674
52
9%~
...
com
Instrument
/
3S74 May
20*4
*4274
y
50
com
Finance
42
574 Jun
;
Controls Co
18
116 74 Jan
2074
27
100
General
C
1974
2674
6474
1
com
preferred
Inc
General
Jan
16
477a Dec
3074 Oct
Co
General
8
8774 Jan.
5
ZZZZZI2
common
Corp
9
7578 May
100
Jan
—No par
Corp
9
774 Apr
48
1974
26
03*4.
11%
1
Indus
24
Jan
27
Feb
674
1774
19%
2574
1174
5
Contract Corp common
scries preferred
General
17%
1974
25%
18%
117a
.No par
Cigar
1774
19 *a
52,
1774
50
1st preferred
24
6574 Jan
15 3 4 Feb
40
•474
1774
1774
6,700
9274
3974
100
General
•
1774
1,600
30(f
25 74
'
31%
10
.
preferred
5274 May
-1774
177a
41
_i
common
Co
Bronze
Cable
-$8
1874
105
1
Transportation
General
9,300
*93%
1
_
Baking
General
111.4 Jan
*
100
General
4
3774-
1174
General
30
3774.
11%
2
Mar 18
377a
37
11%
preferred.
...
3474 Feb
3774
117b
1
28% Apr
3774
55*4
1174 Mar 19
139
37%
12
preferred
5o
General American Investors
com__i
$4.50 preferred
100
7
3774
1174
American
2
2,00(r
54*4
convertible
2
3774
10
l
Jan
2034-
*90
I—No~par
Co
19 74 Jan
2074-
'217b
Amer Oil Co of Texas
Amer
8274 May
2074
*1974
21 Va
Acceptance Corp.,
General
1D%
.
/
(The)-,
3074 Apr
.
48
69
674.
1974
.48%
ff'
Co__.
convertible
'. 37a .Jan '■
1974
227 b
- ^
;.
Garrett Corp (The)...
;
Gar Wood Industries Inc
'474-74
1974
IIIlo
(The)...
Gardner-Denver Co
General
1474 Jan 22
22
7
Gaiuewell
35
19%
17%
100
convertible
20
4974 Dec 31
1274 Jan
7
574
2074
35
21%
I
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
1574 Feb
75
2574 July
4
Co
2
96 74 Jan
.1
4634 May 24
6
Apr 4 3
43*4 Apr 18
-
Gabriel
207 V
35
2"'
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
I
Frueliauf Trailer Co common.
474 preferred
1474 Jan ■
30
177b Dec
30
10
19
3
Jan
374 Jan
874 Feb
24% Feb
Jan
2474;Jan
25
4774 Jun 12
2
27
'
.3774 July 12
-101
22
32
15
,57b Jan
2
-
2(174 Jan*
.
.1574 Feb 19
9
25
v
2
Jan
36% Jan
i
13% Oct 31
,3% Dec 30
51
8
6
4074.Jan
■
4674 Jun 28
-
3% Oct 21
23
8% Jan
Apr 11
.
Jan
2074
35
6574:
Foremost Dairies
Inc—Z_2
Foster-Wlieeler Corp
10
Francisco
34*4
20*4
3574
!
21%
preferred
""
34-%
20%
35 34
64%
1
—
2
Jan
54
convertible
35
29,300
2074
427u
1
preferred
Mineral Co
900
-
137a
54 74
2074
*91
'51_Hl5
37474
13%
*50*4
357a
.774
V
par
-
47a
13%
547<
19%
6274
2.50
-
2
.
37474
35
30
47a
1374
*5074
3474
54
35*4
16'4
71,;
of
3474
■
6,300
8,100
1974
710274
5
& Chem Corp
4
•V 974 Jan
8
Machinery
34%
474
13%
1
4
85
46 3
45*4
47 a
3574
8474..
.
5
ser
474
13 34
*5074
*78
43%
42
nar
ColliNo
14
54
29 7
28%
81
4674 '
3,300
1874
2
common
474
13 7 a
2874
*76
4674
177«
a
92%
6.25
Zno
4%
2874
82
4674
900
827»
177
51%.
l
common
preferred
Florida Power Corp_._
Florida Power & Light
2874
*76
4674
*50 74
3471
16%
No par
$4
287a
82
1,700
95,600
37
"ion
~
287«
:
40*4
1974
5
com
—
1774
*40
19%
in
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The)
;-g;
6*4 Oct
(wi)
First National Stores
Feb
07% Jail
14
Jan
Mar 17
Firstamerica
8274
1774
4074
35
100
ZZZ
*8174
17%
474,
1474
54
34%
8274
4574
4,/4
13%
40
1
*77
46
*50%
41
2874
79
45%
n
NY
Firestone Tire & Rubber
47474 preferred
Jan
1074 Jan
July 11
,-
14
Nov
20
Ins
Filth Avenue Coach
Lines Iiic_Filtrol Corp
-Apr
8% Jan
*74
1974
Food
15
3
123
96
9
2574 Mar 20
25 7 5/Feb 25
8
*82
17%
41
1774
.2574
5674 Mar 27
3
8274
17
19-%
13
,
*82
*817
17*8
28
25*4
1374 Mar 11
3774 Jan
82%
17 hi
1
2
33 74
24
corn—No par
Food Giant Markets Inc
4% convertible preferred
92
29
6774 July
1774 May.
Nov 18
2
100
6174 July 16
159% Mar 19
>
35-74-Dec 30
30
12 74 ■'
24
1
'.ZZZZZZZ'ZZZZ
Prod"
eonvertible
47 74 Jan
:
134
21
8
Corp
Fibrcboard Paper
774 Jan
65 74 May 15
3
337a Oct
87
Nov 27
8
23
84*2 Jan
Jan
12% Jan
Apr 25
18*4 Aug
2
21
4274 Oct
93
11%
247b
00
_
Ferro
16% Apr 25
15,74 Apr 25
47
common
__
lOO'a Oct
117a
24*a
'15
Mar 24
10174 July 23
13
117n
2474
.474
Corp
9
-
38%- Apr
Jan
Fedders-Quigan
9
97
2«
9
2974 Jan.
66
11%
24
Federal Pacific Electric
Co
ZZZZl
Federal Paper Board Co
common- 5
4.60% preferred
25
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
2
;
13
ll'/V
247«
<5
27 74 May
14
'
36 V4 Nov
2
1174
"9
2074 May
14
July 12
Jan
Jail
42
11
24*4
*81%
50
237% Mar 13
16*4 Jan
1974 Oct
series B__
57 a % conv pfd
1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings_
3
31
17;.1
preferred
54
27
"Mar
41
11
24*4
27%
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
Shares
10%
-
Fawick Corp
Dec
10
Brewing Corp....
Family Finance Corn common
4% Apr 25
14% May
5
1874 Sep
20% Nov 12
Falstaff
43 74
24%
100
53 74
2
/Feb
32
MaTll
preferred—I"
7
11% Jan
23
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
45
convertible
9
37a Apr
X41
1
4%
5V
45 74 May
14
16-a Apr
.
y
12
6474 July 10
3% Dec 30
Oct 22.
10
Fail-banks Morse & Co___
_No Dar
Fail-child Engine & Airplane
Corp.,1
Fairmont Foods Co common
the Week
Friday
May !>
7,100
110
71%
26
3,500
17
Thj Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■«
.
.
Monday, May 12
.
(2130)
18
1 Qq8
■
NEW
Range
14
Dec
Jan
2
147b Dec
10
6
28
83
Nov
4
14
May
5
10
Guantanamo Sugar__i
1
20
61 % May
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%%
preferred—
»
52
Gulf
$5
Gulf
Oil Corp
States Utilities Co—
44% May
39'% Jan
6
89
Jan
10
95
92
Jan
3
301
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104% Apr
10
38 % Jan
4174 Jun 11
9374 Feb
5
98
Apr
2
96
Jan 29
3
Jan
May
May
1
44% May
5
29
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15%
88
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21%
21%
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8%
8%,
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88
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9
15
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61%
115
9
.
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7
No par
42% :, 42-%
95 %
preferred
100
100
100
dividend
preferred
preferred
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*98%
100
*107%
..
42%
.
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preferred
dividend
16
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9
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dividend
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16
1*%
80%
21%
k
the Week
Friday
May :>•
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8%
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;
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217b
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61% 7 61%
25
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■
$4.40
98'/a Mar 11
109
3
Saics for
Thursday
16
>
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9
PRICES
May 7
86%
16%
88
20%
No par
•—
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9
30
*87
SALE
Wednesday
May «
'
Mobile As Ohio RR com.No par
5
preferred
16%
-V
100
117% May- 6
Feb 25
101
3
common
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
May 5
1
17% Jan
9
Mar
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
107a Jan
25
14
17
6
Apr
Gulf
3474 Jan 24
Oct
Jan
7% Apr
10
32'.2 Jan 11
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
11
105 Vat Oct 21
81% Aug
16 7b Apr
17% Mar 20
12 74 May
4774 Dec
81
81
14
LOW
■
Monday
Par
21 % May
7
13
*
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
87
2
30
Feb
89
11
9
14% Jan
167a Apr
347s Jan
18
15',4 Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
76 74 Nov 20
;
STOCKS
for Trcvioua
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Lowest
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
937*4'
7.
101
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101
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101
108%
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43
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93
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100
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94%.
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44% - 447%
94%
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101
100
/
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101
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20
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101
*107%.' 108%
14,400 ~
94%
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101
101
.
108 %
H
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
6371 Dec
30
89% Jan
17
18 74 Dec
20
24
Jan
2
38
13-i Dec
31
28 'A Jan
24
111% Jan
24 74 Dec
23
297a Oct
21
12774 Oct
14
23 74 Dec
29 74 Dec
23
21
j:j% Mar
11
24
67
58 % Jail
7
Apr
Jan
May
6
16% Jan
Jail
2
21% Jan
11
Dec
20 74 Dec
49 %
20
2
747b Apr
247b Feb
70
45'A Jan 15
39
May 31
26 'A Jan.
32% Feb
2
Jan
13
30
337b May
6
Haekensack Water
Halliburton
Hall
(W
F)
25
Oil
Well Cementing
Printing Co..,
21
14
Hamilton Watch Co
11
Hammermill
14
G
4 c/o
129
Jan
39% Mar 11
23
Apr
7
51'A Aug
30% July
8
2
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
7
30
Jan
13
20 "4 Apr
22% Jan
23% Jan
16
Harshaw Chemical Co
20
26% Apr
28
Hart Schaffner & Marx
37b Jan
9
4% Jan
27
Hat Corp of America common
34% Jan 21
28 'A Jan
6
22 % Apr
25
13
11
20
Oct
8
22
Dec
30
3 74 Oct
8
28
Nov 27
14 7b Dec
18
18 »,4
Jun" 19
July 24
Nov
19
91
1574 Oct
10
24% Jan
30
17% Jan
35
Jan
103 74 Oct
21
22
34 % Mar
23
62
12
42'A Sep
40% Jan
24% Dec
24
10% Oct
21
60 74 Sep
9
23 % Jan
8
32 % Jan
2
Fob
25
10
2
38'A May
53% Jan
70% Nov 27
87
July 19
7
74
Jan
15% Dec 30
22 7 » Jan
17'A Oct 22
9
Nov
15'A Oct
25'A Nov
8
22
1
"l
18
2
86
May
2
23
May
6
10
12
May
2
267b May
9
21
Jan
3.65%
2
9% Jan 20
5
Inc
preferred
24%
20 %
20%
*25%
26%
-4%
4%
20%
5,500
151/4
.
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26 7b
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5,100
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w
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24 %
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24
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Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp."
5,700
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,
1,400
53%
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w
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100
5
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Hertz Co
20
3274
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207b
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:
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33
2 1/12
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:
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Hooker Electrochem Co common
5
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49 74
267 b
20%.
117b Jan 27
Holland Furnace Co
21
May
8
Holly Sugar Corp
Feb
5
25% Jan
2
29% May
9
32% Jan
5%
convertible
11
40% Jan 10
2
447b Apr
28
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb 24
517a Apr
25
Honolulu
23
39% Jan
10
23 % Apr
7
28 % May
Feb
8
87 % Apr
3
92
Jan
6'A Jan
4
3
Jan
2
4
Jan
16
28% Jan 10
19
Jan
7
23
Jan
30
5
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common..
Oct
2% Nov 27
.
5
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35
lo
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18% Nov 26
;
:
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24
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3
31
135
135
2474
1
7% noncumulative preferred
Hercules Motors..
No
17 % Jan
97
135
3474
2074
100
40
6
28,200
2274
75
is
287a'
28%
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2474
25
32i/o Oct
Sep
28%, .28%
33%
33%
•34%
100
preferred
Homestake Mining.
61
300
55%
221
22% ~23!
,
5
...
Heller (W E) & Co.—...
Helme (G W) common
11
9
44 74
55%
*73
.
2274
22%
2474
15
22% Jan
31
75
"73
a
1
new
common
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44%.
55%.
2J
55'
15%/,
1574
15%
227a
34%
1
common
Hercules
135
5
preferred..
(H J) Co
45
"41
56%
22% '
75
22%
28%
10
Hey den Newport Chem Corp..
3%% preferred series A
Apr
9% Jan
257'n July 2
16% Sep 24
374%
Heinz
45
5574
22%
.
1
14% Mar 27
73
10 % Jan
20
Industries
14%
'73..
33 % ?. 3374
50
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes
*44
56%
a
2.50
74%
Hecht Co
28%
.100
Corp
Corporation
(The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc.,
7
Jan.
4
23
4
14%
74%
22%
7
mm
44% Feb
3
Apr 1.8
13
60
7
31
14
11% Jan
17
Apr
61% May
24
26'A Jan
4
118
3
36% Apr
17'A July 16
15% May
4174 Feb
1
1121/4 Mar 21
July 25
19
10% Jun
7
75'A Apr 30
f4'%; May
7
89% Feb 21
Jan
22
6
24% May 9
29% Apr 30
3674 May
8
78
8% Oct
6
Mar 14
15
28% May
6
16
10
115% Jan 30
47 74 Jan
Mar
17% Jan
47% July 11
27% Feb
Harsco
86% Mar 14
18% Jan 22
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
Harris-Intertype
7
307 b May
2
May
7
34
14
43% Jan
54
9% Dec
*
9
22 'A Jan
72% Jan
6
2
28% Apr
43'A Dec
83
Apr
76'A Jun" 20
21% Nov 22
69 '/a Oct
9
26
29
H 7b
*73
1
i.__
Harbison-Walk Refrac
674 preferred
:
257b Jan
4474
23 /
22%
1
24
Mar 17
567
22%
1
common
Hammond Organ Co
357a May
44%
57
227 a
preferred
100
Paper Co..^...— —2.50
30
140
44%
56%
5
convertible
40% July 23
138
Jun 14
9
44%
5
$4.25 preferred
Hotel
Corp of America common...1
57V. convertible preferred
25
.
37b
*22
:
41%
49
49
26
267 b
2674
*28 7 a
*8974
37 a
3%
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41%
42
49.74
4974
50 "b
1,600
2734
277a
28%
44,100
92
9174
917a
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37a
3%
2271
5,000
1674
4,900
a
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3 74
374:
227-1
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127 b
/ 42
.49 74
37b
3%.
2274
15,400
27 7
91%
911
26%
49 74
2774
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■
26
/,
427b
427b
49
1
91,
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No par
10%
•
37b
'2274
*22*
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18,400
'
16%. Jan
3
23% July 24
157b Feb
34'A Nov 13
39'A May 29
30 % Nov 18
36'A Jan
9
27% Jan
13
37
Apr
29
78
Apr
14
83
Feb
6
Feb
19
25
Jun
69
Aug 30
3
85
Mar 13
Apr
72
Oct
25
88
87
Nov 20
100
46% Oct
22
10
19
Jan
6
16-|b
Houdaille-Industrics Inc common...3
387b Apr 22
$2.25 convertible preferred...—50
Household Finance common
No par
3747b preferred.,
100
26
84
Feb
25
89
Apr
1
607'a July 11
92
Feb
20
54
Jail
7
95% Apr 23
57% May
8
8% Jan
22
15
Jan
18
5i% Dec
18
18'A Jan
8
5% Jan
10
9 % Mar 24
3
23
6
1
18
17/ii Jan
16
11% Apr 29
6% Jan
1G
30
90
3JA Oct
43
Dec
4
Apr
16% Jan 14
12% Oct
23
70
27
85% Apr
23
,
Apr
10
3% Apr 18
% Mar 19
*86
40'A Apr
13% Jan
14
47
27
167b May
72'% Jan
/
17
Mar 24
84
9
23
Dec
30
6
May 21
357J, May 23
20
% .Jan
2
27
Apr 23
12% Dec
23
22
4
13% Jan
2
1G % Feb
17
35 'A Feb
11
Sep
2'A Dec
19
29'A Jan
Jan
8
2 % Jan
Apr
374 Apr 23
2
4
Dec
4
2
11
40
May 31
75% Aug 12
9
63% Jan
51 % Jail
26% Dec
28% Jan
13
25% Oct
23
32% May
29'A Jan
2
38
Jan
13
46'A Mar
8
44
Mar 20
47% Jan
40
Jun
19
47'% Apr
2
45
Mar 26
44
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
49 74 Jan
7
46% Apr 18
52% Jan 22
40
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
50
Apr
28
4.42%
July 16
47 % Feb
44% Jan
7
40
47 % Feb
3
4.20%
preferred
3374 May
5
26
Nov
13
9
461% Apr 23
31% July 5
29 'A Jan
34 %
May 9
347b Apr 28
2
G% Apr
41% May
9
6574 Mar 10
25
•
6% Dec
30
13% Dec
59
148
69
Nov
23
9% Apr
39% Jan
14
14
Jan
14
88'% Jan
8
65
Jail
Jun 16
156
Feb
5
11
19
17
2
2
Jan
4
55% Jan
11
20
13
23% May 14
22 % Jan
37
Nov
29% Oct
21
52
Jan
2
81
Nov
4
92
Jan
21
18
Dec
24
35% Jan
3
Oct
22
376'% July
8
25% Dec
23
38% Jan, 11
11
156% Jan 25
251/4 Oct 22
73
31% July 10
270'%
137
65
Nov
Nov
14
66% Oct
22
6% Oct
22
Dec
20
13
7s
707b Jan
17
79 74 Mar 13
Int'l
2
International
Jan.
1061,4 May 10
57% Jan
7
71
4
11
125
Jan
13
114
100% July
9
85% Feb
8
92
Feb
100
26
July 12
407b May 23
34% Jan
14
40
24
51'/a Apr 23
25
Jan
13
3274 Jan
28
Jan
2
317b Mar
29 % Jan
13
351/3 May
23
4
2
24
22*
3% Feb
4
13% Oct 11
Nov 19
Jun
11
47% Jan
28
75
Aug 29
34'A Dec 10
12
35
Feb
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
337b May 10
14% Feb 19
9
3
22% Jan
17
13% Jan
2
May
33% Dec 24
31
28
28'A Mar 29
27% Jan
2
13
130
Jan
22
50% July 15
118
Jan
27
41'/a Jan
67b Jun
11
474 Feb
9
15% Jan
2
4774 July 11
ID % Feb
25
82
Jan
15
Feb
3
91
Jan
24
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28
87
52% July
56
10
674 May
2 3 74 Apr
9
17
28 '/a May
89
May
9
6974 Apr
2
2
No par
Limited
1,
J7.5Q
No par
com
No par
25
Teleg_No par
15
15 74
14%
15
2,100
4074
05
407u
4074
40 74
417a
41
4174
64 7:1
64 74
64'a
6474
65
65 :M,
2,300
327»
53%
4574
32
327b
32 7b
33 74
33 74
34'4
27,700
33%
33%
33%
33%
3374
3374
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457a
20
337b
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.
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50
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Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
35
Apr
11
417b Jan
16
Jones
97% Feb
13
5%
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co,
10
3374
33 "a
33 74
33%
33%.
77 b
7%
7 7b
7%
774
7 74
900
18.500
8074
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37 %
09%
165
86
327u
85%
32
1,500
351
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27
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10
94
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88
327a
32
31%
32
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24
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387 b
39
39
39 "4
91
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91
19%
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19%
354:%
354 74
3874
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87%
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38
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19
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155
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24%
352
76
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39%
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;
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3274
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91
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19
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156
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76
76
34
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10
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1
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1
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25
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10,000
31
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32
27
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14,300
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40
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3974
1,900
35,300
156 74
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2,500
,
327b
157
157
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32
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75
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10
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5,300
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89%
165
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24%
27%
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38%
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For footnotes see
page 24,
74
33 74
7:,a
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4Vo
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
8,500
:
1
64% July 24
•
31%
47,
-
15
15
4074
64%
50c
3 74 %
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
44% Mar 12
5
100
common.
24
4
7
317b
1
24
25
157b
15
64%
19
35074
—10
Jan
Mar
1,500
-3.50
Island Creek Coal
Jan
93
11.700
25 %
1
98 % Mar 24
39% Feb
3 74
25%
"
5
42
2
3'a
267 a
82
lV
&
88
17
3%
*2574
165
25
3
Jan
3 7b
267b
83
3%
:
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com
common
Mar 24
99
100
37b
26
*31
83
*155
7%
Jan
76% Jan
82%
37b
72674
17%
100
preferred
International Telep
*81
82
74
3
79
No par
85
35 V, Dec
2,200
83
4074 /
;__5
5% preferred
International Salt
34% Apr 23
3
16%
17%
....No par
July 11
97
167 b
78
8
28% Jan
1674
.
7874
29
36% Feb
16
177a
8
124 74 Apr
15%
177a
9
10
15%
20%
83
40
No par
International Shoe.
Jan
1574
77%
common
International Silver
9
3774 Mar 13
1,900
17%
3174 May
29% Jan
13
100
44%
7974
277b Mar 24
54% Jun
4 "a
4374
17%
.-
29
7
4'/4
43"4
4
78 74
5
Canada
400
74
4374
5
*4
200
4374
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18%
i__100
7
5
:'//
•
13,000
4374
5
7974
1
common
Rys of Gent Amer
1 %
17.7b
31/64 May
7
27% Mar 10.
1674 May
36% May
351/4 Dec 18
90% Nov
6
17
% May
217b Jan
Mar 25
Int'l
8%
1%
7874
100
International Paper
$4 preferred
9%
8 7a
v
7
17%
inc..
Packers
*174
7974
20
4%. preferred
of
x97b
l"b
.
87 b
174
97 .,
874
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874
1574
3%
26%
' 15%
50
47
10
9,500
4374
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64 74
/
174
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>
57%
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Nickel
16%
87?
*1%:
60
97 74
57'4
79
preferred
68'/a Jan
7
3%
a
8%
88
88
*95
57%
X43%
~
Corp.____.___1
Harvester
7%
30% Mar 10
8
*81
3374
...No par
Int'l
17 a
,
9774
57
300
3,400
817a
<180
8714
r
*95
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38%.
3574
16%
preferred
13
May
l-'lb^- 1%
M-jP 5
13%
43 %
14%
15%
par
1
Co
Iron
8 %
*
81
*85%
"
•;//;
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57
:
.
387b
''35 74
No par
2
Interchemical Corp common
4%%
*9',4
51%
*49
*4574
100 pesos
Inspiration Cons Copper
2674 Jan
2
23
/
Interlake
10 7
50
...50
Insuranshares Ctfs
*9 74
*467-4
50
__
;
9
29
17
111'% Jun 28
Feb
337^ May
159% Jan
4
30
89
3
...
Int'l Business Machines
22
22
78
2
preferred
A
10
50
15
Indianapolis Power & Light
No
Industria Electrica De Mexico
5
9774
5674
311a
31%
3374 :3374
*44 74'
45 7a
No par
;
9
Jan
Oct
18
Jan
May
137b Feb
Dec
Oct
27
148% Mar
357
96
12
83
10
16
22
Dec
Jan
9
27
13
9
28 'A Nov
300
May
27
21
28
227b Jan
7
Mar 13
Jan
27% Dec
24'% Jan
18% May
41
7
77b Jan
25% Oct
20% Oct
91
4.70%
8774
*95
5674
50
4.08%' preferred..
4.26% preferred..-
Inland Steel
Feb
85
22
Apr 29
80% Jan 16
lo
6
May 10
65'% Dec
Dec
24%. Mar
__io
Illinois Central RR Co...
Illinois Power Co common
9
36 74 Mar 24
'
115% Apr
117b Feb
Feb
88% May
Idaho Power Co.
Ideal Cement Co
Industrial Rayon....
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
25
2 6'A
30
34
.
Mar 31
98
July 30
7% Dec
Oct
May
13
158
5
11% Apr 21
97% May 6
82'% Nov 19
82
76
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797b Apr
Jail
99'%
S''
2
25% Jan
10
23
.
7% Feb
2
;
157% Apr
Dec
25 % Dec
r '
21
"85%
97 %
50
"
5
preferred
7
50
80
"95
98
8% **8%
common
—.1
convertible pfd series A_.__50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co...
*80
1674
167a
39
3574
3574
81
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*974
Hupp Corp
57b
81
5674
1
& Manhattan coin
.100
57b* noncumulative preferred—100
167 b
*38
657b
Hudson Bay Min & S111 Ltd..No
par
Hunt Foods <te Indust Inc com
5
57b preferred series A
100
"
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34% '35 74 %
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3574
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81
No par
1
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8474
16%
16 74
39
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3574
♦80
/Hudson
4% May
1674
16%
39
100
...
Howe Sound Co
1'/.. Sep-
38%
100
47b
preferred
4.407b preferred.
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
8'A Dec 3l
*38
\
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74
.
•
7:
Number 5741
Volume 187
.
.
i:>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
J. t
(2131>
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
May 5
Wednesday
May 6
Dec
*46% May 15
30
109% May
67 % Dec
30
37
Dec
19
82
Dec
13,
33% Oct
Nov
80
68% Jan
2
89
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
5
Jan
2
96% Jan
39% Jan
24
38% Jan
2
44
83
32
•
fcov
32% Oct
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
4
128% Jan
,
28
32% July
•
26
Dec
26:'
35% Jan
19
33
23";
*
:
Dec
76% Nov 11
9
30
17:
Dec
27% Apr
2
Feb
38
*'91
■•
25
'20% Jan
7
;
30
2
Jan
-
46% Jan
•'■'19% Apr 22
'26% May
66% Dec
30
; 12% Oct
20% Oct
15% Jan
22
•
27
16
-
3% NOV 19?
Oct
22,
:
2
9% Feb
17
22 % Jan
2
''24% Jan
■
2
.18% Jan
5
61
2
13% Jan
22 %; Jan
6
24
17
89
10% Dec
19
17% Mar 14
26% Oct
11
45% Jan
4
28
12
2% Jan
10
1
20% Jan
24
1
Dec
12% Oct
3
;
•
22
Oct
22
7% Feb
10
17% Jan
4
; 22
Oct
21
19
Jan
15
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
7% Dec
31
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
> 50
Jan
46% Dec
9% Dec
18
24
30
•
32% Jun
~4
■
17% Feb
5% Feb
10
2
70% Jan
2
78% Mar
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
7
2
143
60%-Jan
«-.
9
18
3
10
Jan
2
6% Apr
57
7
13
Feb
7% Dec
26
10% July 16
25
Oct
10
52 J/4 July 30
57% Jan
2
11% Oct
25% Oct
31
11
40% July 16
281% Jan
2
29% Oct
11
36% May 13
31
Jan
2
39% May
9
99% Oct
25
107% Feb
18
116% May
8
19% Oct
22
22% Mar 28
24% May
1
93
Aug 26
80
Nov
4
78% Nov 12
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
116.. July 24
23% Oct 22;
54% Dec 30
11
Dec
'45%
16
Feb
12
22
117
Jan
Jun
7
7
>
Feb
89
92
46% May
6
10
17% May
9
25
82
Mar
4
Mar
4
88% Apr
8
Apr
4
100% Apr
14
34
Dec
5
133% Dec
27
Jan
10
30% Jun
5
27% Feb
14
93% Jan
8
55% Mar
22
Jan
7
122% Jun
28
32% Jan
11% Jan
•''60
Jan
10
104
,
bu%
4.84%
35%
2,200
27
27'/a.
2,300
14%
14'/a
14%
27 %
27%
27'%
27%
1,000
5,700
851/4
85%
85
85%
15,000
x41
41%
41%
42%
44%
45%
9,500
24'A
24%
323%
32%
33
33
33
2,300
1,100
55%
56%
33
55%
56%
55%
19%
19%
56%
19%
193/4
20%
20
20'/a
19 3A
20
28%
28%
1,300
28%
28%
29%
28%
28%
5,400
37%
36%
37%
29%
36% f 36%
28%
37
36%
83
83
37'/a
6,800
83
83
83
83
83
83
,
83
83
10%
240
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10 %
10
10
28%
28%
4,900
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29
4,300
323%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33"%
20
20
20
19%
19%
800
73%
73%.
74
73
73%
10,900
18%
3,600
32%
13
33%
20
72%
*19%
7334
18%
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*3%
18%
18%
27%
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27%
3%
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72
3%
18
18%
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•
*
18
27% '
'
18'/a
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'3% :\
18 '*
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27%
3%
3%
3%
19%
19%
900
18%
18%
2,600
28%
28%
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19
19
19
19
19%
19%
19%,
18%
19
18%
19
19 '
19
18% >18%
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29
28%
28%
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28% '•
87 %
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87%
80
86
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•
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28%-
87%
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87%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
12
12
32%
12%
6,900
32%
32
32% -
31%
32
32
32%
;*1%
*15%
*1%
16
15%
1%
15%
5,900
1,800
*4%
1%
1%
1%
1%
24%
24%
24%
24%
31%
31
31%
31%
17%
17
17%
16%
75
75%
75%
75%
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75%
9%
73
9%
16
*15%
16
4
9%
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4
*4
i%
,
16
;
,4%
6%
9%
4%
500
6%
6%
6%
4,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
17%
17
17
17
17
751%
75%
76
15,500
2,200
6,300
16,600
6% %
9%
9%
72%
73%
73%
73
153%
153%
15334
154
10
*73%
74%
74%
74%
74%
74%
5
54%
55%
54
55%
53V4
54
13
12%
12%
12%
13
154
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
43%
42%
43%
46%
41%
46%
No par
15%
32%
32%
45
16%
4
37%
♦114
45%
38%
154 '/8
73%
12%
*12%
12%
300
6%
6%
42%
42%
6%
42%
19,900
45%
45
45%
44%
16%
,
16%
;
31%
24%
24%
24%
24'%
a7a
%
aa
%
38%
372
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*102
102%
38%
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116
24%
.
V
38%
45'A
39,500
16%
31%
38%
17 %
176,500
32
38%
,
116%
116
24%
24%
24%
%
372
102%
102'/2
%
102%.;
*102
preferred
100
*86%
89%
*80%v
89%
*87
89%
*87
89%
*87
100
*89%
91
*89%
91
*89%
92
*89%
92
*89%
*106%
108
7%
(P)
Co
prefen-ed
Louisville
Gas
&
62% Apr
9
25
Louisville
14% Apr
10
pfd__
:100
common
10
El
139%
(Ky)_Nopar
30%
30%
50
Co
00%
61
Nashville
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel Co____ ____:
Lukens
107%
54%
138%
Lowenstein
Mar 19
*106
100
—
&
1
13%
3.33 %
67%
56%
56%
139
•
57%
*106
I,
56 %
139
*139
107%
*106
58%
107%
56%
140
31%
31%
31%
32
61
61
60%
60%
13%
56%
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14
68%
69%
13%
13%
69
13%
*13%
61%
14 '
69
..
107%
58
*139
31%
r
140
70%
68%
69%
32
10,600
8,100
39%
116%
J70
>
4,000
31%
16%
32%
1143/4
830
6%
16%
38%
7,300
42%
6%
31%
114%
1,200
53%
43%.
16%
37%
11,300
53'A
t
32%
114
10,800
9%
72%
154%
73%
74
54
*12%
77%
*154
74
53'A
•
32'%
24%
102%
9
x71%
-
16%
;
115%
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154y8
-
76%
9%
72%
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12%
"
73%
25
41%
45%
100
4%
100
73
1%
%*4
:6%'
.
series G
Lorillard
10
11%
32%.
1%
series E preferred
7
;
11%
32%
series
29
500
'
28%
4.35%
conv
4,900
27%
*3%-
4.40%
jJ
11,400
28%
17
100
10,700
37%
19%
31%
10
A
28%
4.<so</<»
2
76
35
27%
14%
*27
44-3/4
24%
10
400
24%
1
100
!35
—
4,500
43%
6%
1
37
*24%
6%
1
66%
36%
24%
6%
preferred
34%
66
— —
44%
6%
Z_10c
66'%
37
1
4
10
65%
*36
11
58'% May
32% May
conv
65
42
4%
Industries Corp
100
98
24%
4 '/a
—ZZZZ.2.50
*96
43%
■
Z5
Corp (The)
98
—
27%
86%
*15%
com
500
-
97
14%
No par
(The)
92
104
*94%
34%
No par
No par
^
Long Island Lighting Co com
Rights (Expire May 15)
1
5% series B preferred
Mar 21
92% Feb
Jan
1st preferred
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
1
1 0*7 1/., *TqV
140
1
com
Industries Inc_
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
23
Jan
Industries
Litton
Mar 11
% May
2
106
128
35
1
32
May
101% Jan
28
Jan
103
List
6
43% ivrar 25
2
12% Apr
11
231/4 Jan
7% Jan
36% Mar 11
38% Jan
IZZ_5
91%
'102
97
*96
27%
10
88
*94%
34%
6,400
37
32%
_4
93
104
50
43%
56
*19%
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200
93
33%
55'%
20
common
43%
88
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26 34
27
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33
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7% preferred,
Lily Tulip Cup Corp__
Link Belt Co
i
;
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56
72%
j
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33%
55%
20
Bryant
non-cum
33%
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34%;
41%
72
preferred series A
Valley
41%
5
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Libby
7
1
26
No par
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5
36% Oct
V
;
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Lehn & Fink Products
6
May
100
_
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Lenman
24
9% Jan
22
„_
50c non-cum 2nd
pfd
73% May G
154% May
8
75% Apr 24
7
46% Jan
67% July 18
Jan
'. 41%
45%
Lehigh Valley RR
32% May
1
17% Apr 28
31
42%
24%,
$3
4
25% Feb
643%
24%
Lehigh
20
28
65%
36%
44%
1
25
1
_
(James) & Sons Co common_3
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
13
7% Jan
6434
*35%
24%
Co
3.85%
13
6
24% Feb
Apr 29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
16% Apr
2
98
24
Wire
Lees
9
2
May
*96
44%
&
Lee Rubber & Tire—.:
1
;.;i4%Jan
19
72% Jan
■\ 1% Jan
97
85%
4.32%
9
35% Mnr 14
2
103
*94'%
26%
Laclede Gas Co
''..12% May
2
65
102%
'
27'%;
Kroger Co (The)
Mar 28
Jan
643^
93
86%
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
27
Jan
%.
25% Dec 31
68 % Jan
v
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5% Jan
98
88
27
preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc
*
14
150% Mar
_
,
15% Apr
4
5% Dec
9% Mar 26
97
*96
*85
*91%
85%
9
83 /.Jan
Jan
103
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98
85
87%
41%
45%
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9
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97
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.
91%
27
4%
1
94
82
103
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85
86%
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20
43%
26%
6
29% May
2
43%
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9
20
43%
14%
6
Feb
44
34%
Kresge
25
44
*101%
5
Kress
4
44%
*26%
2
36 % Apr
24
93
14%
3% May
19% May
2
*911/4
26%
9
24% Dec
17
Jan
18% Jan
;:tt
91%
91%
______
10
17% Dec 27
•
91%
88
Kimberly-Clark Corp
~
5
King-Seeley Corp
i—ZZZZZZl
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
22
20% July 15
24% July 8
17;
91
3434
18% May
26% May
3% Feb 27
91
14%
Keystone Steel
75% Mar 19
2
Mar 22
4% Jan
91
26%
20% Feb
27
700
45
93
8 75
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common4%% conv prior preferred
7
12% Feb
76%
45
36%
33% May
33 % Apr
2
-
.Jan
1
Mar 17
83 % Jan
76
45
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Kern County Land Co
_____Z.__2.50
1
29% Feb
43
34,900
77
*44%
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Kcnnecott
27% Jan 1 6
2
2
Jan
34% Jan
78% Jan
9
17
Dec
*125%
4
47,-Jan.17:
16
26%
*76
44
*91%
No par
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co. :'
Kelsey Hayes Co
Mar 24
42% May
45% May
26
753/4
44
34 %
Electric Co
26%
75%
*35%
&
26'/a
7534
44
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preferred
26%
26%
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*43
*44
preferred
Z~~100
4.35% preferred
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com___No par
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Gas
24% Apr 30
33% May 5
56% May
1
"
11
34% Jan
.
3
94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7
23% Dec
5
30
:
4
30
Dec
22
Mar
35% May
9
' 27% Feb 21
Feb
75% Jan 27
-
36% July 11
2
65% Jan
,
9
16=
3
23% Dec
37
27
26%
753/4
*90%
preferredZ__100
4.20%
33% Jan
50% July 25
22
4.50%
6
3
2
"
40% Oct
7
Feb
Feb
66 % May
26%
Shares
44
75%
iqO
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33% Jan
5
43% Jan
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convertible
94
2
1 Jan
30
7
-
-
19
75% Jun
-
29% Dec 26
25%
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*43
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.No par
3.80% preferred
.1
100
4%
preferred
~
14
May
preferred.
96
10
25
Feb
25 % Apr
47% May 31
r-S 38% Oct; 22
Jan
43A7o
4%%
2
" 10% Jan
v
-
22
20% Oct
34
;
7
31
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103
10
29% Jan
3
30
91% Jan
7
50% Jan
'26% July 11
-
31C
T7% Dec. 17
31
32% May
22% Oct: 29
<-9% Dec
5
931/2 Jan
Jan
86
2
•-
-.96% Mar 11
90
Jan
2
*
4
38% Jan
7
29% Dec
21
3
81% Jan
'88% Mar 21
-
18
Feb
Apr
77% Jan
25% Oct, 22
■f
Feb
96
11
v
15
96
102
21,
Dec
Jan
83
Mar 12
98
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
33%
4Va% convertible preferredZZ_100
_
9
Aug 28
47
29% Mar 13
14
84% Oct 25
-
28
Feb
49
23
88
Feb
105 y2 Aug
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
•
23
Friday
May it
K
22
Sales (or
Thursday
May 7
/
340
24%
%
29,500
645,600
102%
60
89%
V
92
107%
100
58
180,600
140
40
32
Z
61%.
,
32%
2,500
61%
61%
14%
2,400
! 14%
67%
4,100
69
25,600
M
22% Dec
16
112% Dec 26
19% Oct- 2227-
77
Oct
22
Nov
?
18
7% Mar 28
33
1
Nov
28% Dec
19>
'39%
125
.
Mar 22
Mar
23
86% Jan
11% July
Jan
23
44
27
Jan
26% Feb
3
32% Apr
Dec
12
6
14
'30% Jan
■23% Dec 24
4% Nov 12
10
Jan
2
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
17% Jan
20
Dec
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18
16
22
10
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37% May 13
r
Apr
Feb
29
11
9% July 23
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2
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8
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6%
29
390
May 27
50% Jun 17
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3
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530
Jun
2
55
385
23
17
Jan
8
30% Jan
125
Apr
78% Jan
1
2
15
28
30
89
2
Jan
21% Jan
32% July 12
32% May 17
Jan
116'
4
May
37
Mar 11
57% Apr
36
10%
11%
10%
10%
*10'%
10
42%
43%
42%
4234
41%
Magnavox Co (The)
4%%
conv
preferred
9
30
28% Jan
7% Jan
31
Mallory
28
1
.L_50
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros—
(P R)
7% Jan
30
14% Apr
24
27% Feb
4
Manning,
&
50
Co
4
Maracaibo Oil
2
13% Feb
18
20% May
2
10
18%. Jan
2
21% May
9
Marchant Calculators: Inc
;'
Marine Midland Corp common
49% Dec
26
54% Feb
7
5*1%'Jan
9
56
Mar 31
35
Feb
26
35% July 19
37% May
'26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
33% Dec 30
91
Jan
6
83
4
77
Feb
.
Mar 22
61% Sep
22
Dec
49% Nov:
12% Dec
23
7
30
„.(Ma«>hall Field & Co
8
2
7
/
81% Jan
8
83
69
Nov
5
„31.
Mar 5
25% Jan / 2
,34 1; Jan
2
8
69% Nov 11
v.
38% May
89
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3i
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3
20
23% Jan
9
31
30
Jan
39
Oct
30
42% Apr
30
11
Dec
23
Dec
30
,13
4
60
2
Feb
13% Mar 11
75% Apr 17
Jan
■
2
29
53
$3.75
Mar
7
May
2
$3
May
1
McCall
Jan
8
McCord
Maytag
Co
34% Feb
4
47
11
50%-July 64
10
Dec
12
67.
Dec
23
;.
15% July 18
122% July
8
47% Oct
22
63
July
2
-52
12% Dec 30
13% Dec
33
Apr
30
1
•19% Jan
20
Mar
40% Jun
81% Nov 27
93
21
74% Nov 25
30% Apr
88% Jan
34% Mar 21
29
7
6
15
2
12
10
89
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128
37% Dec
20
&
-
26
3434
34%
34%
33%
34%
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37'A
37%
37%
37%
5,700
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109%
Jan
10
89
89
32%
32%
32%
32
32%.
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32%
18,200
2934
2934
29 %
29%
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29%
28%
28%
1,400
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42%
42%
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-
40%
41%
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82
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74
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74
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29
28%
29
28%
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29
28%
28%
52
52%
52%
52%
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53
52%
52%
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53%
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3
50
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
16
16
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16
1,400
22
22
21%
22%
22
22
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22%
22
600
41%
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41%
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11%
11%
11%
78
77%
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17
17,900
34%
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34
34%
34
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
8,400
44 %
44%
44%
44%
44 %
44
44%
1
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15
15%
15%
15%
15%
79%
79%
79 '/a
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79%
60%
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60%
62%
61%
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1
8%
9%
8%
1
13
13
13
8%
2,900
3,800
12%
12%
12%
13
15%
15%
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16
15%
15%
1,300
34
34%
34%
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35
35
4,500
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97
95%
95
95
96
96
95
96
130
26
26
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26
3,100
85
83%
83%
79'%
82
23
49%
50%
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common-
preferred
preferred
Mergenthaler
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
48%
49
No par
*82
84
No par
1
12.50
140
140
33 %
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140%
34%
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pfd
49%
49%
49%
84
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83%
83%
83%
141
142'%
143%
144%
34%
34%
34%
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49%
34%
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17%
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17%
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47
47%
48%
48%
50
100
100
*90
91%
91'%
91'%
91%
91 %
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.
103%
Jan
24
90% Feb
26
3.85%
preferred series
100
*88
89%
Jan
31
88
Mar 11
3.80%
preferred series
100
*87
91
97% Jan
14
103
Mar 28
4.45%
100
102
102
preferred series
48%
/
*102
89%
*37
*101%
*83%
50%
5
Co
1,000
15%
34%
15%
x34
23
9
24.
61%
8%
79%
104% Jan
nage
60%
8%
22'/a
10
19
61%
8%
76
Sep
Feb
4,100
60%
22%
85
85
2,600
80%
76
Mesta
17
13
3,100
15%
79
22%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series-.
.
13
8%
44%
14%
79%
22%
7
86
13
8%
44%
15'/a
79%
74
8
9
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9
'
44%
15%
15%
78%
23
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35%
78
50
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34 %
22%
92'4 May
For footnotes
35%
77%
2
103
32'A
22%
2
90
32%
79%
2
May 23
31%
82%
Jan
86% Apr
31%
22%
15% Jan
July 10
July 25
303%
79%
84% Jan
77
860
30%
1
Machine
4,200
78%
30%
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78
100
39
Apr
11%
11%
77'/2
3%
18
102
41%
11%
77%
85
2nd
90
11%
26%
conv
400
76%
84
Inc
20
11%
25%
Feb
10
22
70
-
74
82%
July 12
Jan
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83%
81%
76
*77
11%
81%
25%
94
94
11%
*82
82 3 4
$4
3
5
*40%
42%
25%
63
19% Feb
41%
42%
25%
28
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41%
28%
18
Inc
24
89
%
41%
3
-
29
30
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40%
82%
$3.50
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8
41%
91
1
Jun
Jan
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89
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14% Oct
39
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25%
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10
89
32%
29%
Trucking Co
&
200
32%
1
Merck
8,300
59
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
May
9
' May
1
50% Apr 15
833., May
8
146% Apr
*56'%
59
*56%
Corp common
4% preferred scries B—1
Mengel Co (The)
23
30% Mar 10
56
6%
6%
6%
31%
Melville Shoe
82
'
56
7%
No par
No par
L
76
24
*88
7
No par
37% Dec
Aug
89
7
*29%
5
69% Apr
21% Jan
75
*88
14
8
600
2,600
37%
25
" Jan
12%
24%
34%
Apr
79
12%
24
37%
Corp common
1
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
7
100
6%
12%
23%
38
96
10
6%
12%
23%
55%
16
Jan
6%
13%
23%
34%
34%
56
*6%
13
23%
37%
16
19% Jan
36% Jan
6%
*6%
13%
23%
5534
34
May
2,900
34%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—.—_—10
85
7%
38%
Mead
26% Apr
7%
55%
34%
22
Jan
7%
37%
16% Mar 20
Jan
7'/a
34%
McLellan Stores Co
5
7%
*55%
37% Jan
'79
Aug 12
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
72% Sep
105% Jan
15% Feb
McLean
5,400
4
'22%
24
20
•McKesson
10
25%
50
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Mar 31
2514
3,300
86% Jan
29
Dec
Feb
,,v9% Jan
8
29% Feb
19
64
27
>.33%' Apr
61
May
14
Feb
.
' 8%
17
'
Nov-
Jan
12% Apr
13% Jan
.f
'
20
25%
19,300
convertible
McGraw-Hill
600
25%
21%
1(5
.
1,600
56
26'/a
6%
19%
45% Apr
6
36%
425
25%
7%
,
19%
McGraw-Edison Co
9
*55'A
425
21%
3
15% May
36%
56
425
900
18,200
19%
37% Jan
80% Mav
36%
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*400
G40
1
1
21%
31% Apr 23
2
36%
50
87'%
10%
42%
19%
9
2
36%
435
87
20%
35 % May
2
41%
87
21%
common__50c
preferred
100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—__1
Jan
*10%
42%
20%
10
68% Jan
10%
41%
19%
12
.10% Jan
*10%
5,200
20%
39
May 14
6%
8G%
11
m
•
20%
28% Mar
29% Nov
7%
86
42%
32%:
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common
Stores
26
32
No par
series
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preferred J
3%%
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400
32%
20 %
common
1947
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$2.50
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36%
56
440
32
1
preference
McCrory
23
86
86 %
32%
634
Feb
28
*12%
32%
32%
20 %
12% Feb
79
-
10,200
•
19%
42% Feb
Jan
25-
6%
7.0% Apr
62
1,000
26%
125
20%
18% Apr
39 % Jan
-
24%
20%
.5
100
preferred
16
26%
*122
25%
No par
preferred
$3.40
21
*6%
13
23 ya
6%
26%
125
24%
20
,
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$3.75 pfd
2
13>
26%
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25%
20%
preferred
May Dept Stores
20
7%
23%
26%
125
No par
com
Co
Masonite
24
50% Jan 31
■17% Apr 22
21% Dec
82
82 % May
4%%
Martin
7%
6%
*8%
25
5
Marquette Cement Mfg CO
30% Mar 13
42% May
8
72% Apr
32% Feb 25
55
Jan
-.'78%Jan ,3
May
36% Jan
18
36%
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7
1
preferred
2
2
t
40% July
convertible
25% Jan
47% Jan 22
35 % Jan
Exploration
"29% Jan
8
28
37
55%
400
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5
Jan
23
85%
,-
25%
12.50
38
Dec
32
25
No par
Maxwell & Moore
20% Apr
Nov 13
36%
55%
32%
86%
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25%
'
1
Manhattan-Shirt—
4%
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1
24
-
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—100
22
26
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26%
125
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Garden-
17% Oct
77
24
32"*
15% Dec
29% Oct
26
*122
25
No par
Apr
7% Feb
26
124
24%
Madison Square
Magma Copper
49% Mar 24
425
26
♦122
5
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
2
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10
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common
Mack Trucks Inc
9
11% May
87
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preferred—:
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90
88
88
87
102
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102
1,500
86
100
145
1,200
34
4,100
17%
17%
32,700
49%
1,800
93%
160
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92%
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1,390
40,200
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17%
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30
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31
50% Jan
30% Jan
2
26Vt Dec
26
35
18
34% Jan
38% Jun
25
Dec
29 Vo Jan
July 16
12
40
May 31
32% Jan 14
131
July
8
35% Jan
78
Jan
2
Jan
7
17
1
7% Jan
2
40% Jan
23
12% Dec
29
7% Dec 31
73% Jan
18 % Mar
Dec
31
12
Dec
5
25% Mar
17
Dec
24
11
Dec
30
24% July
21% July
15
July
Feb
101
88% Sep
17
20% Dec 30
98% Feb
35% Apr
28% Sep
Feb
13
4% Dec
17
25
14% Jan
76
12% Jan
32% Oct 22
60% May
30
26% Oct 22
4% Oct 22
43% May
17% Dec
37% May
12% Jan
23
Jan
10
66
22
Apr
25
14
11% Jan
13
72% May
1
52
Jan
2
60
58
63% Apr 22
62
J-»n
10
72
Oct
8% Jan
13
15% Dec
23
Oct
22
23% Jan
5% Dec
26
16
10
30 Va Feb
22
26YaMar
29% Apr
10 %
6,600
65 Va
*63
65 Va
16%
*16
167 o
*16%
17
21%
x21Vo
21V4
2nd
preferred
conv
12%
13
13
13%
76%
75
76%
75 Va
preferred
Power &
1
17% May
18% Feb 25
28
Jan 2
36% May
17% Jan
2
19% Jan 24
Moore-McCormack
3
11% Jan
2
16% Mar 13
Morrell (John)
May
5
42% Feb
6
Motorola
8
10
10
37
Jan
2
39% Apr
11
3
16% Jan
22%
31%
32%
30
31
30
30%
7
Motor Wheel
7
46
47%
23%
24
23%
24
12.500
68%
*67
400
58
69
58
58
57%
57 Va
57
09
*68%
69 Va
68
12
18%
*18%
19
12%
*10%
12%
X
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
12
18%
18%
18%
18-%
18 7 0
18%
12%
12
12
*12
13%
*10%
130
1,100
12 3'8
12
800
100
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 Va
6 Va
1,200
0%
6%
G%
30%
30 %
30%
30 Va
31%
68,700
30%
26%
30%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
2674
6.600
267a
54
52
52%
51%
52
52 %
52%
3,200
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
17%
177 a
17%
18 '/a
23%
24%
22%
23%
23
24 Vo
1,200
26,600
24%
24%
23%
35 Va
23%
1
35%
36 Va
36 %
36%
23,100
30%
July 26
19% Jan
8
27% Apr 30
50
May
1
38
Feb 25
44% Apr
Myers (F E) & Eros
Jan
6
14% Fob
3
National Acme Co
36 %
35%
36%
19
19
18%
19
19
1,800-
19
15%
15%
14%
15 %
15
15
1474
15
3.900
15%
35
36
35%
357 a
35%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
5,200
39%
*38%
39 %
39
39
<38%
*39
12%
39%
13%
23%
24
5
1
10
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
'36
35%
19
15%
No par
L_ 12
1
20% Mar 26
17
5.100
5%
*57
68
5
6
2
24 Va
5%
5%
57 Va
58
30%
19%
19%
38%
39%
26%
26%
10
3
7
4.500
53
Corp
Jan
26% Mar
2,900
7%
47
27%
Mueller Brass Co
39% Apr
17,900
-r
54
Corp
30%=Jan
2
28,500
•
23%
24
5 Va
"
8,300
:•'
46%
47%
23%
I
7
7 Va
46
5%
5%
5%
>'
68%
6%
3
8
17
6%
;*
7%
*19
10
31
37% Dec 31
22-%
22%
26%
Inc
Motor Products
15,400
37'/a
22%
03%
Lines
12% Apr
19% Jan
32% Jan
36%
22%
5
& Co
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
31
12
10
18% Dec
35
2
Jan
23% Jan
14% Mar 25
9%
36 7 h
22%
18%
2
Oil Co__
Montgomery Ward & Co
7
19% Dec
9%
36 %
No par
Co—
(The)
shares
24
30% Dec
9%
36%
30 Vo
Monterey
9
8
24% May
2.900
9%
%
9
48%
5%
9%
V
;
1,000 lire
Chemical
American
33 %
7%
5%
;
12.800
25%
33
11%
No par
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
18% Jan 20
25%
33
24
08
25
Montana Power Co
5
26'A
32%
47%
:
*68
No par
Monsanto
16
25%
48%
5%
100
.'—100
1.25
—
B
19% Jan
47
31%
7% % 7%
31%
5
class A
RR
25% Jan
51% July
32%
No par
Tool
Machine
40% Jan
7
22%
32
23%
30
13
22%
15,400
.
•
*
36%
9%
9%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
36% May 31
12% Dec 23
22%
21%
4.7%
27
37% Nov
37
100
22
35% Feb
30%
100
33%
x33
33%
33%
9% & 9%
36%
33%
36%
600
12%
*99
25%
25%
25%
100
1.600
75 Va
75 Vo
76%
100
*99
100
<99
100
25
33
1
1
5
10
L
RR com
*99
25%
25%
No par
preferred series A
Dec
17
Light
—'
10% Oct
27% Dec
2.50
Paper
100
*99
No par
Ontario
&
12%
12%
12%
75%
Class
Apr 22
21%
21%-
21:%
76%
Monon
May
*16
21%
13%
Monarch
04
*63
16%
21 %
75%
preferred
preferredMojud Co Inc..
27
65%
63%
*16
16%
21%
87
86%
*12%
4.20%
Mar 13
36% Jan
30
Jan
16%
21
.
Mining & Mfg com—.^No par
3% Vo
Mar 14
4
65%
*63 %
25
Mohasco Industries Inc common
5
45
28%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
22% Jan 2
4
Feb 19
22
17% Dec 23
18
Dec 23
6
15% Jan
13
49% Jun
38% Oct 21
8,000
10
*63
7%
9
19% Mar 12
13% Jan 17
7% Jan 21
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
8
8
0
41% July 11
26
18% Oct
Apr
Jan
87%
10%
65%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
12% May
16
24% Apr 18
17
100
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7
6% Jan 24
.
41,500
86
Minnesota
5
30
17%
18
Apr 30
Nov 13
17%
'
10 Vo
$4
7'% Apr 24
Nov
18%
28%
3.800
38'/a
88 %
Development Co_
4 % Dec
2.100
28 %
30 Va
38
10
Minnesota
4
50
85 Va
30 Va
17%
8
25% Feb
*84%
38%
87
Apr
3
2
Va
30%
37%
10%
Mission
Apr
84
30 Vo
17%
23% Feb
4% Jan
84 Va
30 Vo
88
18% Feb 25
20
85
10
Minn
44% Jan 31
11% Apr 12
38 Vo
84%
28 Va
16%
Corp
30
37%
86%
87%
Maid €orp„
19% Dec
39
86
10%
5
49
38
84%
27
3
32% May
30%
39%
84%
88
Feb
8
33% May 6
10
Apr 25
10
2
12.000
700
10%
Mission
Jan
30
16%
Minute
4% Jan
30
87
37% Apr 28
27
3.900
30%
*30
*30
18
26% May
30% Jan 13
30
42%
*28
2
27% Jan
6
4% Jan
2
31
Feb 25
65% Mar
43
30
42%
39
100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & S 3 Marie—No par
99
42%
28%
42 Vo
43%
30%
42%
27%
42%
*30
1
5
Inc__
preferred.,—
81% Feb
21% Jan
30
29
43:%
Oil
$1.50
16% Jan 28
73% Feb 25
93
Jan 14
30 % Dec
a
42%
28
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred —
;
100
6
13
10
2
Jan
10
Inc
Shares
27%
28 %
28
the Week
May 9
May H
Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
16
Jan
17
1st
Midwest
13% Jan
59
1
25
12
9
26
11
4
14
24
27
23
8
0
Enterprises
5%%
88% Mar 13
Jan
Utilities
28%
28%
29
Friday
Thursday
May 1
May 6
May 5
28%
Midland-Ross Corp common
<'»
21% Feb
South
Midland
24
30% May
11
Per
—5
Copper
Middle
1
33% Jan 24
43
Mar 10
25% Feb 24
91% May 31
58
58
86% Jan
3
53
82% Dec
31
25% Oct 21
Dec
77
43% May
•
9
2
Miami
Mar 24
31
28
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.
26-
1874
18%
*38%
,
*1274
100
39%
13
2,400
23%
1,500
12%
13
13
13 Vo
12%
13
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
2374'
19%
19%
20
20
19%
20
20
1,200
39%
39%
38%
39 3
a
39
39%
39
3914
3.800
26%
26 Vo
26%
26
26%
26
26 V2
8,700
43
43
43
*41
43
♦41
No par
18%
*42%
23%
•
.*1974
43%
*41 Va
42%
;
12
,
100
N
10% Dec 31
18% Jan
4
11
30
80% Jan
8
43% Jan
40% Dec
13% Oct 22
9 % Dec 24
30
Jan
14
July
20% Oct
38% Jan
35
22
42% Dec
2
Jan
142% Aug
46% Feb
2
13'% May
2
National Automotive
3
31
8
National Aviation
41 Va Jan
5
6
47% May
8
National
8
4
50% Jan
19'A Jan
37% Jan
7
19
77% Oct 22
13% Apr
1
17
May
6
20% Jan
2
24Va May
95
May
9
2
86'A Jan
16% Oct 22
19% Jan 23
46
July
97
Jan
17% Jan
42
Jan
4
Jan
47% Jan
17
7
Mar
9% Sep
16
35% Mar 10
9 ;
7% Jan
7%, Jan
Jan
11
13% Jan
■■
4
5% Jan 20
4%. Jan
5
6
Mar 25
8% Feb
12% Jan 27
9% Jan
11
14 Va Mar
7
10% Jan
11% Feb
10
26% Jan
32% May
9
4
18
26
77% Feb
CO'/a May
Jan
2
14% Jan
2
Dec
31
85
Feb
19
88% Jan
130% May 20
68
Jan
14
81% Mar 24
85
17
Feb
-
87
36% Dec
17
42 % Dec
17 % Dec
23
28
13% Dec
30
18
Dec
11
98
Dec
13
6
July 29
36% July 25
14
17
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
13% Mar
10
18
Mar 11
95
29% Jan
103
11
351
4% Dec 24
17
;
18% Oct 11
32% Oct 30
3
26% Oct 22
Apr
Apr 24
6
44% Jan
16
21% Feb
14
16% Jan 20
3
23% Feb
3
5
86 V4
85%
162%
163%
*162%
140%
140%
15
2
85
Mar 18
2
35
Apr 24
47 Va May
9
23%
non-cum
preferred
No par
50
N Y Ac Harlem RR Co
31% Jan
3
1
11
70% Jan
3
53% Apr
1
61 % Feb
3
Norfolk
14
24% Jan
9
22
S
23% Apr
18
33 Va Jan
20
May
70
Jan
26% Apr
107 7
Mar"~8
104
Jan
Dec
107
Jan
10
16
32 Va Nov 19
49% May 31
32% Jan 12
13% Oct
17% Jun
11
16% Jan
4
82
14
77% Nov 13
92
•
78
66
78
Nov
Oct
8
90
1
Feb
Mar 29
Feb
1
76% Mar
88
Jan
f
0
10
87
Jan
II
87
:
& Western
32
32%
*80
167s
17
8
5%%
5.80%
Feb
27
91% Mar 18
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
90% Feb
Jan
0
Feb
5
90% Jan
8
93% Mar
7
15% Oct
22
28 Va Feb
4
22VaApr
7
24% Jan
.9% Oct
22
17% Jan
4
lOVa Jan
2
14% May
9
6
20 V4 July 22
25 Vo Dec
31
24% Feb
24
25% Aug 26
38
92
18
July 12
For footnote* see page 14.
31
Feb
6
"92
Feb
5
25% Jan 21
38V4Apr
28
*8%
*10%
5%
;
14
.
1,700
4,800
53%
26,800
1,500
9
8%
400
10%,
4,600
5%
14
•
1,000
11%
500
32%
32 Va
3.100
80
80
100
17
19,900
...
•'
80%
•
37
88
"86
16%
*87
16%
17
*87
88
19%
19 Vo
19%
19%
19%
19%
15 %
15%
15 Va
15
15%
14%
15 Va
21%
22 %
21%
•95,:
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
*95
100
..-*95
100
*205
235
*205
100
235
-205
235
Northern
Natural
6 Vo
19%•'
50
88
22
2,500
*95
'220
100
*95
100
235
*225
235
25
Gas
1
Co
47 Va
34 Va
35
347a
35
*73%
77
*73%
77
*73%
80%
'78 Va
80
80 Vi
104%
*87
89
•90
*89
107 Va
107%
108
108
107
*
104
104
104
104
104
104
%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,100
36%
3574
36 %
357a
357a
2,500
58%
59
29
58%
59
29 Vo
29%
29%
29 Va
19%
19%.
19%
*66
67
66
66
27 Va
26%
27%
106%
58%
24
*23
24
*23
19%
29%
20
67
•66
27%
27%
58%
*23
28%
19%
*66
27%
107'
111
106%
*106
111%
•111
38
38%
•106
-
19%
19%
,_100
80
81
80%
80%
•80
81
90
90
*89
90
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
100
100
100
90
*90%
*90%
92
*90%
$4.16 preferred series
100
*92 %
93
1
22%
23
22 %
23
22%
10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
25
1.25
♦23%
24%
*23%
24 3
4
35%
36%
x36
36%
common
780
213 a
35%
*19%,
91 Va
104%
21%
37%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6% preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
160
520
36%
19%
$3.60 preferred series
107%
21%
38
$4.10 preferred series
-
36
23%
.
300
21%
19%
5
30
36 Va
37%
5
:
■
21%
*111%
>
,
27,300
91
%
108
103
80'/a
88
91
112
Common
80 Va
88
*90
106%
Northern Pacific Ry
84%
88
*111 %
._100
.100
*83
91
♦105
preferred
preferred
84 Va
*86
88%
91
*90
*83
*107%
108
10,300
77
77
26%
46%
35
80
•23
_10
47
84 %
*73%
58%
46%
47
84%
34%
*78 Va
2
L
Ry common—25
1,800
2.900
46%
77
%
16%
27 Va
34%
86
104
16%
27 Va
84 Va
88%
2,200
6%
16%
27 Vo
47
34%
91
6%
16%
27%
46%
*83
79%
*90
6%
16%
28%
28
79%
*107%
6%
16%
27%
Va
6%
27%
,86
*73%
1
American
9
92
11%
32 Vo
80%
37 %
36
50
28
83 Va Jan 23
11%
32
19%
<21
Aviation
40 Va Mar 25
14%
15%
5
—
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co_
20 V8 Apr
*13%
80%
112
38 Vo
.
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
22
5%
36%
_1
North
9
May
8%
8%
80%
.16%
7
112
0
110
11%
x53 %
;
10 Va
5%
:
32
32
*80
16%
Adjustment preferred
28 Vo May
107
Apr
9
14
11%
11%
*11%
11%
5%
•
8%
8%
10%
:■
14
14
14
16%
9
20
5%
14%.
16%
100
51% Dec
2
11%
-
6%
preferred
11
5%
,
6%
100
100
-100
100
100
preferredpreferred
preferred
4.83%
15V«Jan
5%
5%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
20% Aug
25% Feb 20
5-%
•
16%
10%
8%
*8%
30%
34%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
63% Apr
8%
10%
83
22
2
8%
*10%
47
Oct
4
8%
10%
34%
preferred
preferred
79
*8%
10 Va
83 %
5.25%
24% July 17
8%
8%
46 Va
4.10%
36% May
53%
8%
100
Deo~31
<
54%
8%
No par
18%
Jan
V 54."
8%
6%
preferred
6
6
54 3 a
8%
Corp—
Common
$3.75
24
21% May
•34%
54%
27
Feb
104% Apr 25
54
34-%
*6%
Corp
Electric Gas
93% Jan
102% Apr 17
18% Jan
2
16,800
35
54%
No par
series A
29
39% May 17
51%
35
34 Vo
27
Y State
3.40%
*25% July" 18
3,200
50%
34%
84 Va
100
;
New York Shipbuilding
3.90%
108
16%
52
34%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
3.60%
*
16%
51%
34%
York Dock—
9
10
16%
51%
8.800
22%
$5
16
89% Jan
16%
51%
-
r-
34%
14
90
600
23%
23 Vo
34 Vo
*
23 Va
15
26,700
80% Jan
104% Mar
15
23%
16%
53
8%
23%
15
23 Vo
16%
51%
*14%
15
20,800
88Va Apr 23
9
10%
141%
15
15%,
73% Jan
28
16%
51%
220
164%
*140Va
15
19%
Mar
Dec
16%
163%
140 Va
23%
49%
164%
140 Vo
15
Mar 10
Jan
23%
164%
140
19%
81
90
*14%
164%
38
76
4
164%
140
v
5,400
Preferred 5%
108,
15
24
1
87
86Vo
86%
164
140
140
2.900
31
2
1,110
23,900
37%-
Jan
29% Jan
87
87%
37%
22
79% Jan
86
86 V4
12,700
37 Va
2
38% Jan
9,500
98 Va
37%
14% Jan
1
47%
98
100
38%
14
1
20 Va
47%
47%
100
37%
72% Mar 12
Sep~27
5
•96%
85%
98
79 Va
41% Jan
31
19%
47%
48%
97
78%
11
96
47%
97
77%
30
100 Va Nov 12
48%
97
1
Common
Jan
47%
97
76%
2
39 y4 Jan
48
78%
11
Apr
31% Mar
20
2,000
77%
Feb
87
20
19%
19%
19%
19?'o
19%
19%
2,700
22,400
78%
Muy
38% Dec
95
17
86%
9
16
24%
95
77%
220
31% Jan
23 Vo
95
86
2
8
23%
16%
16
25 % Apr
23%
*93 %
15; 800
78%
Jan
4
*92%
^3%
17
90
5% Jan
180
93%
95
45 y4
16 Va
23%
93%
17
47%
1
15
Mar 28
23%
22
44%
16%
17
97% Jan 30
Apr 18
16%
'23%
16%
x23%
2,800
21%
45
*16%
16%
21
4
22
44 V4
17
♦86
Jan
24
21%
44%
16%
<92%
Mining Corp—
;
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New York Air Brake
;
.5
New York Central
:
No par
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
15
Jan
20 Va Oct
22'A
44%
23% ,23%
Newrhont
81
14 % Dec
21%
44'A
13,800
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
86% Apr
65% Dec 27-
63
22%
9,900
12%
62
100
100
preferred
74
17
12%
61 Va
100
3%%
5
Nov
Oct
12%
60%
32
July 29
98% Aug 20
12%
80%
Nov 21
78
12%
61 Va
80
69
13
12%
60%
32
63
,72
13
61%
22%
44'
300
164
60'A
61%
22%
43%
Neisner Bros Inc
1
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
Jan
54% Jan
61%
16'A
162 %
162
12%
,
21%
—5
162
43%
13
12%
—1
Inc
Natomas Co
N
>72% Sep
162
162
163%
xl62
165%
165
.—5
Register
—
N
31
100
—5
preferred A
preferred B——»i
7%
6%
New
Dec
7,800
J Nehi Corp
14% Feb
14
47%
.
33% Jan
Dec
47 V4
Natl Malleable & S4eel Cast-No par
19
190
47%
National Shares Corp
1
National Steel Corp
_10
National Sugar Ref Co-——_No par
National Tea Co
9
National Theatres Inc
:
1
National U S Radiator
1
National Vulcanized Fibre Co__
1
23
30
47 J/4
6
Dec
22
47 %
7
10
Oct
47 Vo
5
25% Dec
Oct
47%
56% Jan
16% Feb
14
47
16% May
Nov 20
66% Nov 13
47 %
26% Feb
13
76
46%
6
May 17
14% Jan
Nov 13
3.900
10
,
2
Jan
54% Apr 30
Nov 29
11
71
12%
26%
15
42% Jan
•
8% Oct
4% Dec 23
12%
26%
22 Va Jan
4
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
6% Dec 30
23
12%
26%
National Linen Service Corp
7
44
17
Dec
15
7
37% Mar 11
29% Nov 22
36% Jan l:2
<
142% Jan
7
13% Jan
21% July 18
80% Jan
3
18
12%
26'A
.■'
23
22
135% Jan
14% Dec
13
26 Vo
National Lead Co common
5
167% Jan
158
23
8,200
12%
26%
8
May
14%
12%
26%
National Fuel Gas Co
_10
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
18
7
103% Feb
13
Jan
49 % Dec
100
14%
14%
500
4,700
12%
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp comi„5
100
4Vi% pfd series of 1951
7
14'A
500
50%
26%
•'.'"!#
Mar 25
Dec
139
4
'
84% Apr 17
138
165
15% Sep
•
48% May
7
B
-y"
20 Va Apr
2
90
86% Oct 21
12% Apr 12
21 % Dec 30
•"
2
8
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
July
*
503A
13
National Dairy products
National Department Stores
9
*11 %
26%
Corp
Lines
11%
50 V4
12%
_10
9
National City
11%
50%
14%
14%
14 %
14 Vo
14%
*50%
26%
preferred
9
7
May
'A May
21
101% Apr
3
23% Jan
28 Vo May
35% Oct 22
Aug 22
14%
11%
51
11%
12 V#
50
Inc. __1
common.
National Cash
45
.
84
Biscuit Co
12
49%
7 51
—5
National Can
23% Feb
2
38% Mar 18
19% Oct 22
—1
Fibres
Corp
63
17
24% May 22
13"% Dec
~
7%
20
*50
'
20
Jun
Jan
National Airlines
13% Apr 24
2
9% Jan
18% Dec 23
33
Jan
168
158% Mar 26
30
70% Jun
12
2
9% Jan
14% Jan
3
Dec
160
—1
53V2 Mar 10
18% Jan 27
12%
12 %
5
Corp
23% Mar
3
14
15% Jan
19
9% Nov 14
Natco
4
*89
*90%
92
92
19%
19%
58%
58 Va
58 %
2,800
24
23 %
23V4
200
28%
29%
44,500
29 Va
19%
67
28
19%
*66
27%
19%
67
28 Va
107
*106
107
112
112
800
30
18,000
BO
112
60
38%
39
17.200
20
20 Vo
25,700
81
81%
170
38%
38%
19%
20 Va
80
80
*89
90
*89
90
92
*90%
92
*91
91%
20
300
91%
91
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
*92
93%
*92%
93 %
92'A
92 %
*92%
93 Va
%
23
22%
23
22%
22 3A
9.800
14%
14%
14 3A
14%
14%
4,800
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
367B
37 %
%
37
37
37
37%
30
12,000
Volume
187
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kange for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
t.
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
8534 Nov 12
85% Nov 13
103% Mar
50% Jan
14
94% Jan
56
Apr
100
9
29
Jan
84% Jan
1
98
99% Mar 25
96
7
Jan
14
May
Jan
8
99%
*89%
91
preferred
100
4.44% preferred:
Ohio Oil Co
100
Feb
101
H
13
34% May
9
9
46% May
8
19
Jan
3
Jan
15
28V4 Mar
17% Jan
92
6
Jan
28
26% Jan
7
7
7% Jan
2
10% May
30
Dec
30
90% May 31
Jan
3
38% Oct
22
49% Jun
19
40% Jan
13
Oct
21
37% Jun
11
20% Jan
7
82% Mar
12% Apr
4
,
2
13% Dec
-
Apr
30
3514 Nov 18
50% Oct 21
89
Nov
66
6
16% July 15
68
Jan
3
37% Feb
2
79% Apr 25
56
May 8
26% Mar 13
111
Apr
15
13% Jan
7
24
44% Mar 21
Jan
7
69 % Mar 31
94
Feb
7
,•86
Nov
13
24
Nov
12
43
Mar 13
25% Jan
2
85
Nov
18
96
Jap
87
Jan
17
Jan
2
59
66% July 25
104
2
19
7
Dec
18%
Feb
32% Apr 23
43% Feb
4
64
73
18% May
95
31 % Apr
61% July 11
13% Jan 11
2
15
55 %
100
IlOO
39% Jan
7
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 6
55%
100
preferred
28% Jan
18
55%
preferred
3.90%
4
97
—12
4.40%
17
14
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
common
5
27
Jan
44% Jan
21
Ohio Edison Co
Jan
44% Jun
Oct
37% Dec
:
Tuesday
May 5
91
35
,
Monday
103.
1
89
25
28% Dec 30
•1
I
7
Far
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
Friday
May 8
the Woek
May 9
Shares
o
42% Oct 22
83 % Oct 24
76^ Jun 27
,
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
99
Apr
33% May
9
96% May
5
9
4.56%
Z
Oklahoma Gas <Sc Elec Co
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
32%
._
10
Mathieson Chemical
Oliver Corp common
Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
*100
103
33%
33%
95
96
32%
31%
33%
34%
33%
10 %
10%
10%
78
78
78
78%
77%
53%
52%
53%
54
55%
24%
24%
X23%
24%
23%
24%
100
No par
101
j
101
*12%
13
102
•18%
95
95
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
343 a
34%
34%
34%
35 %
31%
35%
10%
10%
„
102
13
*12%
68%
67%
95%
68 %
96
30%
30%
30%
97%
*95%
96
,
30 %
*95
4,800
46%
18%
95
68
96%
46%
46%
6.25
30
27,i00
*18%
43 %,
96%
20
34%
•94
42%
*95%
103
33%
33%
18%
43%
15
'A.
95%
43
100
*99
.
102
18%
45%
III
No par
102
103
4,300
55%
•93 %
18%
102
*12%
,
102
33%
77%
52%
_
55%
89%
45%
45%
45%
180
200
*99
33%
*18%
30c
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred—-
103
x32%
18%
.6.25
Overland Corp (The)
*100%
101%
91
•101 %
32%
5
Owens Corning
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
*101%
103
89%
45%
1
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
103
•10O
•88%
•100
100
95%
7.50
Olin
*101%
33%
45%
55% ■I 55%
10$1%
89%
55%
88
*18%
,
20
100
.
55%
100
91
.
*94
.
..
551%
101
*89%
102% .102%
*100% 103
No par
com
*100
42 %
46
10
10%
34%
,
10%
300
18%,
ioy4
20
4,500
190,300
18,500
10%
77
78
78%.
56
54%
56
18,000
23%
102
77%
54%
.
24
24
25%
43,000.
•102
13
*
104
•12%
•102
13
' 104
*12%
42%
41%
42%
x68%
69
68%
69
♦96 %
97
97
97
30 %
30%
31
93
95%
95%
380
41%
350
13
.
69%
6,500
96%
97%
800
31'%
;
11,800
68%
*
42%
33%
3,100
*95%
97
30
P
Oct
21
87a Dec 23
10
Nov
17
Nov 19
3314 Jan
18
21
16% Jan
31
17% Jan
7% Jan
2
11% Apr
22
9% Jan
2
13% Mar 24
Jan
2
10% Feb
14
12% Jan 27
Pacific
26% Jan
9
18% Jan
17
18% Jan
40
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
27
43"% Apr
8
43% Oct 22
51% Jun
13
2
33% Sep 25
19 V2 Nov 19
57% Apr
40% Dec
13
40% Jan
2
9
20% Feb
21
17
45
33% Jan
22
112% Oct
22
132
119% Oct
23
47% Jan
137% Mar 12
4
Oct
22
Jun
7
36
56% Jan
117% Jan
131
22
12% Oct 22
7% Apr
19% Jan
16
Dec
17
Jan
4
4
13
Feb
27
63
26% Jan
2
21
17% Dec
27
24% Jun
3
21
Oct
2% Dec
22
May 17
90
15% Jan
2
21
2
6
2% Jan
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
9
7% Jan
2
40% Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
22 % May
1
4% Jan 24
12% Jan
14
98
30% Jan
11
7% Dec 27
4
8
11
2% Oct
5 Va Feb
15% Jan
63% Dec
22
9
Apr 21
47% Apr 30
36% Jun
Oct
143
3
95
%
128% May
2
Jan
12
18
21
Apr 21
24% Apr
8
12% Jan
22
14% Dec 30
50% Mar 31
37
28
Oct
2
Jan
84% July 23
42% Feb
2
2
19% Jan
30% Jan
2
10
23 % Jan
Apr
15
21% Muy
3% Jan
5
31
11% May
1
23% Jan 31
35% May
8
20
13% Jan
9
3% Jan
8
4% May
1
13% Jan
85% Mar 13
19% May
1
82 % Jan
12% Oct
21
39% Oct 22
90% Oct 28
45% Jan
106
Jan
86% Nov
6
11% Dec
30
22% Jan
£8% Dec
19
35
101
Jan
Jan
95 % May
15 V3 Feb
57
13
9
41% Jan
2
29
97% Jan
2
25
95
Jan
2
Jan
52% Mar
46% Apr
104
Parmelee
5%
&
25
101% Apr
13% Jan
25
17
Corp
9
Pet Milk Co
13% Dec
20
2% Dec
27
42% Feb
12
85% Sep
37% Dec
34% Oct
20% Jun
7
Jan
10
95
7
5% Aug
50
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3
Jan
2
49% Jan
65% July 15
13
10
97
Feb
25
92
Jan
7
23
63% Jan
2
37
Jan
22
21
40% May 21
102
May
16% May
5
Apr
67% May
100
9
8
10
9
Mar 19
47% Mar 24
37% Jan
2
Feb
6
21
Feb
6
Nov 11
105% Apr
1
99
Jan
9
107 % Mav
6
76% Nov 14
94% Feb
12
89
Jan
6
93% Feb
104% Feb
19
94% Jan
10
19 % Aug
92
87
94
14
Aug 26
Nov
18
21% Oct
22
11
22
Oct
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
68
Nov
13
67% Nov 22
35% Nov 13
7
23
106
Jan
3
102% Jan
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
27 % Jan
12
Feb
12
75
53% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
96% Jan
2
88
Nov
44
Oct
26
4
21
21
15% Oct 22
82% Dec 31
82% Dec
44% Jan
3
43
Jan
Jan
106
Apr
36% Feb 27
7Va Jan
2
86
Apr
•
Mar 12
16
Apr
3
54% May
Jan
6
2
97
Apr 30
18% Apr 16
52% Feb
26
16% Jan
2
93
Apr 22
19% Feb
3
82% Jan
6
92
139
Nov 11
150
Jun
134
Jun
150
May 2
91% Apr 24
18% Mar 11
13
6
21
64
85% Jan
10
67% Feb
25
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
6% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
7
62
Jan
2
68% Feb
23
69
Jan
3
74
18
May
6
Dec
30
60
Dec
24
80 % Feb
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
3
Jan
29% July 25
135
Mar 29
128
' Apr
17
15% Jan
2
116
Apr 24
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
es% Oct
39% Jan
21
117
Jun
20
69
14
12
21% Dec
2
Feb
22% Dec
10
140
Jan
22
19% Feb
4
78
Mar 19
7% Feb
Feb
22% Feb
122
49
Feb
3
5
13
Mar 13
10
80
Jan
29
31
31
Apr
24
16
19
38
Jun
7
21% Mar 20
14
26% Jan
53% Dec
11
43% Jan
2
30
32% July 22
69 % May
16% Jan
2
24
20% Jan
23% Dec
22% Jan
10
Apr
22
31
16
27
Jan
Nov
19% Jun
4
19% Jan
15% Dec
30
32
25 % May
19/64 May
5
30
7
6
44% Jun
21
57
37 % Oct
22
48
28% Jun
24% Jun
24
May 20
32% Feb
4
28
29
Feb
4
26% Jan
Sep
11
92
Feb
27
85% Jan
Nov
7
12
93
Feb
18
92
Mar 13
89% Jan
10
95
Apr
18
91% Feb
26
98
Apr 23
77
81
81% Oct
23
95
Dec
Feb
31
1
55
33% Oct
22
Oct
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
26
4% Oct
22
64
Mar
20
Oct
22
42% Dec
31
1
29% Nov 14
40
May 9
79 % Mar 19
Jnn
31
42 % Jan
9
<29 -4
l
106
65
an
2
Apr 21
37
Jan
2
75
Jan
10
24% Feb
4
23
23 % Feb
4
21% Mar 11
9% May 15
72
4%
$1
Electric
4%
4%
4%
4%
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
Mar
5% Jan
6
2
62
&
Co Inc
23% Feb
4
8% Apr
21
Co
81%
80
81%
79 %
80%
14,900
21%
22
%
22%
22%
20%
20%
20%
20% "'
22 %
6,200
22V2
20 %
:
21
10%
10%
10%
10%
22%
23
23
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
26
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
1.500
2,800
35%
3
*2%
3
2%
2%
600
10%
10%
17,700
22%
23
500
4,100
4%
4%
4%
27%
11,400
4%
,4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
18%
4i/a
32,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
93%
18%
94%
94%
3,400
95%
94
94%
95%
95
14%
15
93%
18%
94%
15
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
49%
50 %
49%
15 »/8
10,700
50%
50
50%
50
50
1
50%
*51%
53%
50%
*51%
3,800
No par
53%
*51%
53%
•51%
53%
*51 %
46%
531/2
46%
46 3 8
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 %
101%
103 %
46%
101%
102
101%
103%'
102
101 %
101%
101%
101%
101%
101%
100%
101% •
99 %
100 y2
220
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
28,200
102%
100
*101%
10
12%
12%
5
*34%
34%
*34
34%
34
•34
44%
45%
*39%
40%
*40
41
24 %
23%
*52%
24%
53%
53 %
*52%
100 %
100'/a
100%
♦100%
15% ,15%
4%
4%
15%
15%
15%
4%
4%
♦4%
23%
*52%
100
100%
1
15%
5
4%
1
100
16
4%
65%
66%
*99
66
100
44%
No par
45%
40%
24
66
100
44%
41%
46%
•40
66%
♦99
45%
46
41
♦99
45%
45
41%
41
47
46%
47
40
*39%
40
24'/«
24%
24%
24%
25i/a
65,900
53%
*52 %
52%
54 y4
54%
100
102
•100%
65%
66%
100
•99
45%
45%
41 %
41%
*22%
22%
*22%
22%
♦22%
22%
22%
106%
106%
107%
105%
105%
•105%
92
91%
92
102
*101
91%
102
*105%
36%
14%
63 %
50%
*84%
3.90% series preferred—
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
25
84 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
63
5
100
common
$5 convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
*62%
51%
88
*83
.
40 %
*95%
x53%
53%
*96
98
17%
60
61%
17%
10
17%
No par
92 %
No par
*90
95
1
15
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
17
105%
39
X38%
15%
15
6%
100
1st series prior
pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
100
100
(The) common
1
preferred
75
6
17%
53%
54
62
2,800
2,700
17%
4,200
90
90
*89
91
•88%
91
•88ya
91
*90
95
♦90
95
•90
95
•90
95
15
15
14%
15
15
*135%
17
130
17%
15%
*68%
74%
7
14%
145
•135%
145
•135%
130
•130
131
130%
145
130%
17%
17%
ny4
17%
4,200
74%
73%
74%
73%
74%
6,600
15%
♦64
.
20%
124
70
18
118
7
6%
15%
15%
118
6%
16 Va
64%
*64
*69%
71
18%
7
16%
*64
70 %
*69
66%
-
,
18%
•117
18%
123
18%
•117
7
16%
661/2
71
18%
123
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
23 %
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
23%
24
67%
66%
67%
65%
67 %
67 y4
68%
61
61%
19%
19%
19 'i
25%
25%
25%
*19
25%
47%
*76
48%
79
19 %
19
19%
25%
25 Va
25%
19/64
61%
62
61%
62
48
48%
48'A
48%
48
48%
35
35%
35%
4.30%
preferred
*96
97%
61'A
61%
3,100
10,700
.
10
200-
3,800
10
7,300
700
3,300
5,000
51,200
1,200
12,100
106,900
48 3 a
93%
61%
62
35'A
35%
35%
7,600
7,400
27,000
30
*29%
91
*90
91%
*90
91
*90
91
•90
91
50
93
93%
93
93
*92%
93
*92
93
120
*96
96%
♦96
97'/a
♦96
97%
*96%
97
106%
106 y2
107
106%
of Indiana—No par
41
41%
41
100
25
25
*78
79%
*78
*22%
5
7%
*72
75%
35%
*93
23%
47%
75
48%
No par
100
100
100
—100
107
47%
76
35%
preferred
90%
47%
48%
preference com
preferred
30
46%
♦75%
35%
4.18%
%
19%
25
1-17/64
90
17%
23%
66
10
1,500
171/4
6%
15%
65
70
14%
73%
«
x65
14%
76
19
5,100
98
46%
25
20
97%
18
69 %
5
♦95
•96
98
17%
23%
No par
54
75
4.08%
com
97%
1,700
46%
18%
10O
,■
54,400
46
48
Publicker Industries Inc
85%
40%
9%
9
62
18
35
preferred
39%
200
17%
*118
10
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
♦83
16,200
<
17%
21
24%
60
50%
86
»
62
6%
No par
3%%
63% 7,
50%
86
76%
*75
16,300
17%
73%
com
$1.40 div
14%
17%
67%
2
17%
*96
80
32,800
39%,
62
6%
17/64
Public Service Co of Colorado
17%
53%
98
70
105%
17%
23%
10
54%
100
62
29%
10
*95
54
♦96
200
280
18
29%
!
6)
96
14%
*62%
85
9,800
101
50%,
40%
;
921/a
89%
,
•
17%
1
(expire May
95%
41%^
22%
106%
61%
5
Potomac Electric Power Co
9
19,300
22,600
17%
2.50
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
39%
67%
46%
62
124
45%
•83
9
62%
900
18%
73%
15%
20%
40%
*8%
131
71%
*118
85 %
40
145
68
50%
*84%
.
2,400
4%
61%
*129%
66
*70
62%
51
•100
15%
70
16 Vv
17%
1
I
63'A
89%
♦83
54%
*135%
15%
10
preferred class A
50%
♦84%
98
145
17%
72%*
1
.
*91 y2
107
96
131
131
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
15%
•135%
100
1.25
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
53%
♦96
17%
91%
37%
9%
♦95%
105%
•105%
40%
98
41 Ya'
*22%
'
37 %
•62%
84
8%
♦90
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
84
x39%
41%
22%
106
10
101
45%
105%
51%
9
.
9
66%
•99
101%
14%
88
84
39%
66%
46%
•100
<37
64
50%
*84%;
4%
101
7,700
102
15%
4%
101
14%
100
91%
102
16%
105%
37%
14%
91 %
102
.
101
105%
37%
700
34%
46%
40
*105%
91%
34%
450
46%
100
102
34%
2,900
41
No par
com
105%
convertible
34
25
100
33 %c
common
6,650
103%
46
100
29
43% May 2
146% Apr 23
81%
22%
48% Jun
11
25,000
•
10%
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
37% Feb
38%
'
34%
14%
(The)
37%
96%
23
36%
Oil
10
37% i
•95
10%
1
Pure
46%
96%
36%
97
34 %
Pullman
34% Apr 28
45'A
94
36%
♦95
*22%
3
Inc
45
2,900
18,800
18%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
5.05(1
44%
4%
15%
34%
Phila & Reading Corp
Public Serv Co
4%
15
v
23 %
Philco
•rtigms
4%
15%
700
370
<
34%
*105%
$3.50
141
2,880
10
common
preference
Pitts ton Co
140'A
26
*22%
3
100
5%%
128%
10
preferred
4.68% preferred--
5%
127%
40
4.40%
7%
♦23
j.
2%
74
Apr 25
30% Apr 21
25
♦2%
45%
5,100
;s
10%
52
Feb
3
20%
4%
15
9,200
45
2%
7
7
21
21%
1
43%
24
5,400
56%;
10%
2
2
81%
21%
21
43% Jan
May
80%
21
80%
26% Jan
8
36 %
20%
12.50
Public Serv Elec & Gas
80% Mar 13
24% Jan 10
37%
44%
25
Procter & Gamble
107% Apr 22
41% Apr 16
46%
96
36%
80%
(conv)
May 7
49% Feb 14
2
45%
96
37%
20%
No par
35-/4 May
30 % May
9
46%
99
*96
36%
Aug
5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
87 % Jan
45%
par
56%
44%
1
common
2nd preferred
conv
4%
50%
56%
44%
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phlla
4%
1
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
(Chas)
56%
24
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Feb
31% Jun
67
6
63
14% Dec 30
14
14
Jan
7
6% Dec 23
11
Mar 18
14
7
8
9
90
84% Jan
Oct
22
42% Jan
14% Apr
141
4% %
Pfizer
50
127%
141
100
14
97
20% May 16
127%
141 %
100
9% Apr
7
98% May 15
127%
141%
4.30%
42% Jan
95% May
24
126%
142%
5
94
May 6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 % Mar 20
Mar 26
127%
142%
7
53% Mar 13
89
29
14% Dec 30
25
May
39% May
74% Jan
19
127
142
preferred
3.80% preferred
65
Dec
21
102
9
21
57% Jan
79% Feb
22
Apr
17 V8 Mar 25
82
Oct
11 % Oct
3
41% May
23
12% Jan
46
94% Jan
39% Jun
*
127%
141'/2
56%
100
1
54 % May
25
25
23%
126%
'
No par
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4% %
preferred
9
Oct
44%
24
(The)
25% May
92
44 %
Chemicals
19% Jan
45% Feb
56%
23%
1
32% Mar 11
2
50'/a
56%
44%
common
37
2
49%
No par
Corp
49% Apr 24
Jan
•18%
bu Vu
23%
100
23%
23
7%
73
30
106%
41%
80
29'A
106%
40%
*78
29 %
29%
106%
107 Va
41
41
80
*78
23%
24
*23%
24
*22 %
23
*22%
23
7%
*72
7%
73
7%
•72
♦23%
23
•
7%
73
7%
72
29%
41'A
80
;
29 y4
40%
•78
29%
106%
41
3,800
380
16,400
79%
600
24
•23%
24
23
*22%
23%
200
7%
8y4
10,600
7%
72
72%
72%
60
29%
29%
29
29%
29 Vb
29%
28%
29%
28%
29 y8
5,400
51%
52
51 %
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
51%
3,700
34
34%
33%
34%
33 Va
34%
33'A
33%
33%
34
20,600
Q
,3„3, » JAan 2
2^% Aug I3
^3% Oct 22
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
136
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
28
Apr
18
<
18%
18%
50
56%
$1.60 convertible preferred
Pennroad
25
*18%
*18
50
3.50
3
Apr
18%
2,300
llVa
44%
100
900
9%
12%
*11
23%
1
Penney (J C) Co
7
9%
12%
„
11 %,
44%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennsalt
9%
12%
*11
56%
prior preferred
6
24
9%
12%,
11%
44%
Ford
Fenn-Texas
9%
12%
56%
•
100
Transportation
conv
Penick
*9%
12%
12%
X23 %
Patino Mine* & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
7
18%
49%
No par
2.50
23
35% Dec
28% Jan
*13%
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
No
32% Dec 11
16% Oct 21
11% Feb 28
18%
49%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
34 % May
1
47
Apr 29
40
Apr 30
7
23
*18%
49%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Feb
*11
25
Parker Rust Proof Co
25% Jan
49
11%
9%
12%
No par
8
30
49% May
*11
9%
No par
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
Parke Davis & Co
30% Feb
13 % Apr
11%
4%
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
27
16
July 2
70% July 12
13
11%
10
7
Nov 26
64% July 19
9%
12%
1
«j»p
G
Jun
30
5
IncIZ5
Coast Co common
38% Feb
11
46 % Dec
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates
81% May
22% May
75
48% Nov 20
Pacific
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
43 Va
43%
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__l0
1441/a
144%
27%
27%
42%
*142
27%
43y«
41%
42%
42'A
42%
144
140
140
*140
144
28
28
28
28
28
42J/a
*140
27%
42%
142
28
4,300
70
700
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, May 12, 195S
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(2134)
&
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STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
May 6
May 5
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 8
Wednesday
May 7
Tuesday
Monday
V
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Tear IDS'?
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Kaiige for Previous
Snares
May 1)
R
Oct
27
78
64 % Jun 24
2
35
69% Jan
6
75% May
Apr
1774 Jan
~9
Jan
2
21% Aug
6
16% Apr
11
59'A Jun
7
11
45 % Apr
48'A Feb
23
34% Jan
16% Mar 18
23% Aug
11
34% Jan
Dec
14
22% Dec
39
30% Nov 18
14% Jan
21% Feb
13
4
21% Apr
10
32
Jan
Apr
26
25
Dec
20
36
Jan
2
35
Oct
29
41% Apr
12
31% Jan 12
16'A Dec 30
10
15% July
30 '/2 Dec
10
45
10
6
Feb
18
18
39
Mar 12
40
Jan
10
2
2474 May
7% Feb
4
3774 Apr
44% Mar 11
9
29'/2 Jan
22% May
:
417/8 Jan
6
46% Mar 29
66% Dec
5
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
22
78% Jan
4
94% Jan
10% Jan
Dec
23
21% Jan 18
21
30
80
Dec
28
174 Jan
55
4
19% Jan
2
9
24% Mar 17
6
22% Jan
2
35% May
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
24
2
36 % May
2
27% Jan
19 % Oct
22
20% Dec
31
July 24
8
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
8% Dec
23
13% Jan
30
40% May 16
Feb
26
35
24
15% Jun
11
26% Dec
7% Oct
23% Nov 20
2
14
176
26% Jan
11
10
Jan
1
10% Jan
2
13% Feb
5
741/4 Feb
5
53
Apr
2
235
Jan
20
May 23
23% Oct 22
205
Jan
61% Apr 28
7
Oct
2
190
3
30
96
Feb
6
Jan
23% Jan
29
SQ% Jan
22
39% May
24..
2
1
13
28% May
11% Dec
16% Oct
►
17% July
23% Jun
22
31% Oct 21
t
25
36
Dec
30
7x% oct
21
86
Mar
22
102
Mar
64% Jun
21
Dec
19
4
3
3
12
13
20
35% May
17
12
14% Jan
84y2 May
2
23
'
Jan
7
83
May
1
-
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
>
15% Oct
23
18
Dec
13
-
63% Nov 13
82
Sep
19
99% Jan 24
5
28
9
851/2 Apr
21% Apr
-17% Jan
Corp...
39%
401:4
38%
39%
,*'r 39%
40'%
45%
45%
45%
45%
*45%
45%
900
45% •;-»
78
77
78
76%
77
76%
76^4
11,200
76%
Uf. 77 ■*
77%.
12%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
101
,
par
61%
23
%
*
7
8% Oct
10
7
8% Jan
Feb
22
36
35%
Seagrave
4
33%
25%
3374
33%
47a
474
V
358%
352
96
96
x351
*94
28%
28%
*18%
18%
4,300
4,500
3074
3574
10.000
2674
26
20,000
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i
1,590
400
96
40
29%
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29
2974
24,000
18%
29
1874
5,700
474
237e
375
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96
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96
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3574
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29
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7,500
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r
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350
4%
4%
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22,800
1874
1874
8y4
700
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7%
8%
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87«
874
874
16%
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1574
1574
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15%
200
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45%
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4574
17%
1774
1874
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18
177'4
108,400
12,d00
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34
3374
11,700
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16%
16%
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33%
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31
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31
3174
31
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92%
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9274
93%
2474
27 %
27%
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13%
32%
23 %
20%
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26%
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26%
2774
27%
1,500
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13%
13%
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15,400
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60
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245
245
32%
33%
32%
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94
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22
411/4
40%
4174
3934
4074
38%
40
1
30
40%
*35%
35%
*35%
35%
9%
9%
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82%
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83
83
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3574
33,500
39%
65,800
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9%
9%
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6374
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82
82
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98
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35%
9%
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38
64
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98
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82
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27,300
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23%
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300
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3274
33 78
,
28%
2874
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32%
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,
2674
74
2o
15,400
27
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460
9374
205
25%
*2i0
1
92%
*195
59 3-4
5934
*240
245
30,500
31
30%
9274
210
1374
13
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•
27%
*26%
60 %
*59%
*238
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6,700
2574
25
24%
33
31 %<
92%
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210
*195
210
*195
205
*195
17%
<
8%
30%
31'A
92%
5
1.40
90
67% Jan
13% Jan
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
31
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
93
Nov 13
241%
9,000
9%
7,300
64
180
81%
98
Corp__.<—V—
Jan
9
3
Shattuck
1
29% Jun
10
17% Feb
21% Apr
30
13% May
8
16"% Jan-30
Sheller
9% Oct
22
17%
25
10
2
12% Mar 27
16'/eJan
Dec~ 17
32%
Apr"ll
49% Jen
30
Apr 17
33 % Jan
2
25% Jan
41
Mar 21
Apr
22
17
Dec
17
89
Jan
8
50% Jan
2
61
45% Dec
23
68% Jun
6
46% Mar
3
56% May
14
6
49
Nov
28
Dec
30
21
23% Oct
Feb
25
59% Mar 25
Skelly
Oil
7
30% Jan
9
Smith
(AO)
2
19% Feb
3
Smith-Corona
48
2
15% Jan
16% Jan 22
Smith-Douglass Co
5
58% Jan
10
74% May
28%
29%
2974
1074
*1074
10%
10%
1074
6%
6%
674
6%
674
674
6%
8674
13
52% Apr 25
1174
33
3374
27
2778
21%
21%
2178
151/4
15
11%
11%-
11 %
23
39%
391/2
39%
39 3
58
58
57%
5874
55
55%
5538
55%
55%
56%
55%
56 %
28 »/4
16%
15%
33 %c
Inc
72 34
50%
1
1
com—4.50
16%
17
18
15% Apr
3
18% Jan
24
Solar
10% Jun
6
6% Jan
2
9% Apr
2
26% Apr
23
28
South Amer Gold & Platinum
20% Jan
47% Jan
14
25% Jan
7
11
52
May
9
28% Mar 11
Co
South Carolina E & G Co
5%
50
preferred
South Porto Rico Sugar
8%
*50
52
27%
25
35
25
55%
55%
<
Co (The)..
29%
29%
29%
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
32%
32%
32%
29% Dec
23
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
33
2
40% May
5
Southern
Natural Gas
2
43% May
9
Southern
Pacific Co
45% Jan
30
10
39% May
9
Southern
Railway common
76
22
341/4 D«c
31
32
Jan
10
12% Dec 31
18 % Jan
10
12
Jan
8
31
3
25
6% Jan
t
7
»
61
July
8
Apr 23
78
Feb
36% May
14
Jan
2% Jan
3
4
Jan
31
90
49% Apr
22
59% Mar
47
20
9
23
18
Apr 22
Apr
6
Southwestern
*17%
17%
78
*76
78
Public Service Co
94% Jan
9
7
92
Apr
22
30
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
15
Jan
24
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
17% Dec
30
26% July 15
98% J n 15
17% Apr
85 % Jan
17
20% .lan
16
Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
82% Nov
4
8% Dec
11
Nov
11
12'% Apr
72% Jan
19 % Lec
24
3d
footnotes
see
.4
page
ll
24
2
95
May
7
11
9% Jan
2
14% May
9
7
62% Jan
3
73
9
11
21% Jan
6
May
24% Mar 11
preferred
Square D Co
No par
6
-100
1
50c
.25
2
No par
5
35%
35%
13%
374
3%
*80
«
52%
85
54
50%
5174
17%
16%
17
8%
a
26%
52
834
8%
267s
26%
2674
52
52
52
2774
3,300
36
:
*80
543-4
2974
29%
32%
3274
*3274
32%
39%
4074
397-4
4074
9,300
43%
2974
4374
43
38%
38%
3874
3874
3974
20,700
21,000
1774
17 74
17%
1774
17%
177/2
1,D00
78
42%
78
*76
3674
36%
36%
13%
13%
1374
14
374
..
3674
3%
374
374
80
*76
78
3614
3674
1374
14
37 B
*75
85
*80
85
80
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56%
5274
53
5274
*89%
92
*89%
374
5,000
2,300
3,400
85
10
54
10,700
9074
*89%
92
*13%
13%
1374
1374
1874
19%
18%
19
1874
19
94%
400
95
94
1474
1474
1474
11,500
72
72
73
23
2274
2274
*901/2
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181/8
18%
933/4
94
94
95
95
9474
1474
14
14%
14%
14%
14'/4
72
7174
71 %
71%
71 %
*711/2
2274
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
700
43
57%
92
500
3974
1478
*71 %
400
2974
92
1374
14,900
3274
171/4
*93
8,000
8%
2674
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13%
*90%
9
4,300
4274
1374
3%
74
51
17
38 %
.
3674
13
334
74%
5074
17%
*76
13
1
2.50
T.
4
353'a
1
7374
51 3 8
3934
39'8
17%
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
42 3
38
39
17%
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
Sperry
421%
42%
38%
11% Dec
Jan
40%
42%
79% Nov 13
88
39%
No par
20
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
7*%
8
32%
(Del)—No par
*76
37.800
18,200
7434
4,100
29 74
-
4074
100
4,900
2,500
15%
74s8
26%
40
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
1674
1574
17%
32 74
17
30%
1674
1574
'
29 74
Southern
Jan
2974
1674
15%
14,900
Southern
81
2974
16%
1574
■
2974
2
29
4
2974
163.|
10.600
32% Apr
preferred
29%
55'A
2
non-cum
56%
55%
28% Jan
5%
5674
5,600
5574
32
6
19,200
5874
54%
22
17% Feb
5674
5774
55%
25% Oct
2
55%
5774
54%
16
16% Jan
5674
55 74
29% Apr
4
57%
5574
55
571/4 Apr
19% Feb
400
*5674
56',4
27%
13
16% Nov 27
5,700
58
*35%
24% Jan
Jan
397 a
58
3574
25% Dec 26
34% Jan
2,400
3974
2774
2
8
24
3574
20% Jan
11
2374
2774
Southern
Nov 26
2374
3974
351/4
2
7.50
7,800
2774
13
Co
18,600
3574
49% Jan
Jan
14%
26 3 4
32% Jan
May 27
1374
'
2774
13
-
6,100
14
35 7 8
25
Edison
1174
35 38
35% Jan
;
1474
11%
583s
55:,4
*51
51% Jun
California
2174
1474
11%
50 3
874
10
preferred
2174
1474
11%
3974
-
52
23
8%
21%
13%
11%
39%
15%
26%
Sep
8
21
157<
X23%
17% V
44% Sep
35% May
116,700
1,000
26 3 4
27%
35
common—5
51%
*50
13,800
137«
...
74 h
83e
26%
15,000
91/4
7774
16%
15%
2674
8%
26%
29
9y4
76%
23%
'
17%
•
2874
*974
4.
56
29
73 3 4
51%
2974
21%
*57
+
-
5174
74
15
; 60
5,600
9,200
13%
16%
15%
15'%
12
3374
«.
29%
28%
i
"
„
16%
28%
16%
11%
3374
1374
2334
--
1274
39%
1474 '
22a4
24,300
3374
23 3 8
13%
13%
2234
21% Jan
39% Jan
"13%
1
1
18% Jan
14
'
500
674
91/4
1174
1574-
11%
1074
87
7674
1474
2174
15 %
V
48,100
74
974
7470
21%
73%
9%
7374
9 74
72 3 4
9
2974
28%
291/a.
*9%
72%
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
21
2774
9
500
2,000
2974
28'%
117 b
33%
87
*1074
7,400
3074
1174
3374
*85
86 74
*85
12%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
.
8674
*86
4,500
'
2974
10'4
72
Smith Kline & French Labs
44 % Jan
Nov
29%
6%
5
11
65% July 15
24% Oct
2974
28%
5
70 % Dec
Aircraft
3074
86%
inc
20% Jan
23% May
2
51 >/2 Feb 13
3074
12
Corp
23
2
3074
3374
Co
12
7
5i
10%
5
25
10
22
2
3074
31
No par
45% Dec
,
'"30%
No par
63% Oct
14% Jan
J
31
6%
50c
Co
29,500
10%
86
Sinclair Oil Corp
8
6674
*10'A
1
Simmonds Saw & Steel
25
19%
6574
1074
33%;
Corp
25% Apr
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
14% Oct
Simmons
1974
6674
10'/a
12%'
Corp of America
Corp
16
1974
65%
1074
11%
Siegler
Signode Steel Strapping Co.
13% Mar 27
19%
6674
10%
331.8
Sheraton
Jan
1974
66
10%
28
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary.—
19
23
uan
19%
66%
7.50
13% Dec
Mfg
18%
*10%
No par
18% Dec
-
66%
No par
Shell Oil Co
82
10%
1
G)
26,800
2074
19% '
2.50
Sharon Steel Corp
9% Jan
21%-May
2474
2974
-
24
*8074
251/4
10%
31
No par
$4.50 preferred...
9
20%
82%
67
24-%
2534
25
25%
25%
1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
771/4 May
2074
19
3
Shahmoon Industries Inc
(Frank
2074
83
*8174
83
*81%
2474
20%
19%
19%
,_1
Apr 28
1§
19%
*8174
83
25%
1974
*10%
5
5
Servel Inc common
Feb
58
May 21
20%
66
1
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
23
:
19
*81%
Sears Roebuck & Co
Apr 25
Apr 25
34
For
I
23%
2%"
2%
16'A
Finance Co
9
7
10
Dec
Seaboard
12% Jan 22
25
60
66 %
65
24
33
35%
25%
20
39% May
8% Jan
ja..
/
64%
4%*
35%
r
Jan
26% Feb
45 % Apr
2%
64
25%
25
100
4% Mar
1
40
121/8
2%
-
v
25
2
25
.'
,
3.0% May
Oct
2% Dec
12%
2%
11,900
12
11%
12%
460
101%
7%
Seaboard Oil Co—
1
11% Feb
2
-f '■
••
3
33
Nov 19
Jan
100%
-
300
87
86%
101%
18%
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
10
67% May
26% Jan
25
26
87%
101 %
*15%
Scovill
3
7
15% Jan
76% Oct
*86%
23%
■
100
87%
:<
12%
11%
11%
'•>
100
*88
101%
87%
101%
11%
101
*88
100
*88
*86%
*86%
101%
86%
80%
98
*86
98
*86
100
No par
No par
No par
5% July 9
761% July 15
29% Jau
12
28% Dec
32,400
40%
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
22
33
25,800
148,'/00
4514
1
1
22
30
15%
39%
1.66%
May
2% Aug
43
31%
15%
5
31
8% Oct
Nov
31%
-15%
v
45%
1
Jan
24% Oct
14
16%
39%
(The)
preferred
preferred
$4
25% May 1
,20% Mar 14
12
I
29% May 22
49
31%
15%
5
1
24
22% Nov 19
42% Jan
77% Jan
62% Feb
24
16% Jan
19
33'A Dec
31%
16'/4
"f
19
2
33% Jan
75
19 %
32%
15%
1
20 G
—1
$3.40
8
.
64
31%
15%--
14%
Corp—
(Geo D)
Scott Paper Co common
2
Jan
•
8% Dec
9,600
22%
32%
45%
Schick Inc..
May
.
45,700
22%
,
33%
Corp
Cable
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
65% May. 7
17
94
2,900
44%
22%
23%
20
100
1
preferred series A
Savage Arms Corp
44% Mar 20
Feb
55% Feb
78 "Jan
7
Nov
34% Feb
14% Jan
23% Mar 24
9
10%
43%
15
'
7
8%'Apr
34
14
7
Oct
62
Mar
32% Jan
22% ma; <29
85
Apr 15
17
10% Apr
18% Feb
Nov 15
Sep
11
26% Jan
90
37% Nov 27
29
0
;
_
May~~9
96
2
29% Oct
33%
2
20
11
48% Jan
3
24
Oct
17% Oct
;85
Feb
261
10%
22%
31%
preierred
100
/
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
10o
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
4
27
27% May
304
10%
43%
31%
4%
2
9
10
43%
22%
30%
Royal McBee
2
13
10%
23%
5
Corp...
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Jan
Feb
7,800
r
43%
31 %
X23
50
5%
10%
43
*28%
Rome
/22% Jan
50'A Dec
235
5%
3074
4c/o
5
Feb
5%
200
32,300
24%
42%
10%
10%
42%
24%
5%
23
—5s
..No
Rohm & Haas Co common
201 % Apr 22
24
5%
10%
42%
4
24 %
5%
5%
-
23%
—1
Safeway Stores common
24
5%
5%
24%
24
-
23%
31% Apr 28
9
£ 26
161,
23%
5%
231,4
2
2
22%
*28%
10
July 17
6
22%
23%
84% Jan
46% Mar
21%
30%
24% Jan
25% Dec
62
''
24%
23%
4
30
1,600
21%
62
10',
Ruppert (Jacob)
24
*58
*28%
Ruberoid Co
Dec
60
23%
37% Feb 19
Feb
60
23%
10% Mar 19
21% Oct
60
34%
2
22
*58
4%
14
137
10'/a Dec
Feb
59
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas <fc Elec Corp.-No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
8
27
May 9
Jan 28
21
7
Apr
200
-
33%
*58
21
33%
Jan
8
21
59
.100
<
Mar 22
93
July
78
16
30% Jan
Nov 25
*33
*21%
21
4%
10
46% May 1
17 % Dec
28
33
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
16% Jan
13
2,000
13
32%
35%
Roper
37% Jan
V
.
4%
Ronson
10
131.8 ' 13%
1234
32%
lo%
327-8
33%
10% Jan 24
60% Jun
13
3274
♦20
42%
*
2
19
5%
21
♦20%
.100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
37% Dec
5%
»•
6
13%
*20'A
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
7
21% Jan 15
22
*5%
200
6
64
29% May
22% Aug
7%
24
96
21
181/2
7%
62%
400
Jun
11
18%
;7%
23%
6
7% Apr 17
12% J, n
2
2,900
18%
*7%
5
Corp
2
22% Jan
/
18%
7%
21
-10
Corp
Jan
17% Apr 30
300
37
-*32
18%
62
Oil
Apr
2
400
271/4
*778
v
574
574
33%
27%
-
-10
90
96
774
v
2.600
22
*33%
1874
1874
*774
3374 V
37
30,800
52,900
21%
•>
27% ;
*32
15%
26%
*574
18%
774
32%
22
331%
*27
37
*32
37
21 %
33%
'
33%
27%
900
151/2
2.50
312
423% May
4
81% NOV
27%
18%
..10
Ritter Company
5
31% Mar 21
Feb
22% Jan
29
22
*3374
2774
23%
Riegel
Mar 21
28% Jan
31 "/a
21%
22
33%
2,900
4
26%
-
1
Paper
Richfield
26% Mar 20
5
July 17
29% Mar
26%
*32
37
r-
..10
series
Preferred 4.50% series.
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
6874 May
5
16 %
27%
<
*13
.50c
Preferred 3.60%
274 Mar 21
28
27%
*5% 0? 574
1374
10
Common
May
4
1
44 %
Oct 21
285
6
May
15%
26%
77b
-10
5
Corp
15%
27%
*33<-
(Robt) & Co—
...
15%
2672
1,300
».
—1
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
23
Bros Inc
50
18%
Reynolds Metals Co common
.50
4%% preferred series A
-10
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B.
Mar 24
33% Jan
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
*32
Rexall Drug Co
7
1674 May
3% Apr
Aug
4
—5
No par
———50c
Inc
87
2
Feb
*27
Copper & Brass__—
7
9
10174 Apr 21
13% Feb
4
2
1% Oct
50
50
50
"v., 21%
34
*50
157a
2774
26%
2274
2174
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noncum
Co
2774
26%
50
Revere
8374 Feb
9
21
1474
Revlon
78
9
Oct
*49%
1&1/8
Republic Steel
4574 Jan 22
7
32% Jan
20% Dec 23
49%
1474
30
45
10
63% Jan
6
24
8774 Jun 24
27% May
No par
1
1
5
50
331/4 Mar 20
10
25 74 Jan
2
2
50
Republic Pictures common.
$1 convertible preferred
20
1174 Feb
10
4
7
8
874 Jan
19% Jan
50
49'4
50%
Reliance Mfg Co common--—. —5
Conv preferred 3.%% series— .100
...1
Republic Aviation Corp
2
32% Jan
18% Dec 23
1674
Reeves
7
4
66% Dec
10%
Reed Roller Bit
Jan
10% Jan
10
5
Inc
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
974 Jan
65% May 16
Mar
17i%
$1.25 div prior preference
9
5
July 19
July 11
99
75%
17%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Jan
30
72 % Jun
74%
17%
Reliable Stores Corp
16% Jan
54
1
22
68% Jun
74%
16%
4%
21% Feb 11
60
May 7
25
7% Oct
52'/a July 22
74%
17%
5
Feb
35
13
32% Dec
39'A Nov 12
74%
17
6
1474 Feb
20% Feb
8% May 6
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
Dec
21
7
Mar 29
21% Dec
74
1674
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
674 Jan 28
2
31
62
Oct 22
37
3% Jan
July 31
32% Jan
Oct
4% Dec
9
5
20
22% Feb
7
8
Feb 13
j
7474
16%
Raybestos-Manhattan
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
1274 May
8
30
20% Dec 24
62
Dec 10
27'A May
34%
7474
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Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
17% Mar 12
25% Jan
33%
7474
Ranco
3
52% Mar
3374
74
Reis
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
13 % Dec
13
6
8
12% Jan
31
6% Dec
9
19% Jan 21
10
8
13
28
25
2
24
Mar 22
17
36,400
3374
34%
33
3274
33%
32%
33%
of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred—
No par
Radio Corp
14
Jan
30% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
22
,
14
18%
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130
11,600
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187
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
<
STOCKS
Year 1957;
t
3774 Jan
2
Oct
23
71
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
l owest
...
"574 Nov
42%
Lowest
May-'9
82 % Feb
40% Jan
11
i
9
6
•
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Jan
-
Standard Brands
6
$3.50
2
8% Jan
:
21
4374 Feb
■
22
■
12
59% July-16
62% Jail
33%. NOV
8
22
23
54% Nov
4
Jan
45% Feb
15
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31
31
7
22
31
30
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2
2
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2
Dec
27
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7
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29
.
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3
Jun
74
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8
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9
Apr
16
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25
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4% Apr 2J
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I
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2
69
10
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28
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10
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$4 preferred
No par
Symington Wayne Corp
1
7
13 V
*1174
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Sweets Co of America
4
1374
16%
17 ;r. swift & co_„_
3574 Apr
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24
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13
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2
3574 Jan
:
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5474
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100
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Sunshine
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3374
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10
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4874
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5074
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49'
4874
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,
3
50%
43
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Sun Oil Co
2574 May ,1
25% Apr 23
13
13
13
54%
5474
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3
5074
4374
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83% Apr
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557 k
55
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-
50
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,
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Apr
1174 Jan
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27% Jan 29
30
22
5074
4174
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3
3
4974
4774-
-
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15,300
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570
8
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(J P) & Co lnc_
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17% Apr 25
85
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9
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55%
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46% Apr
>
2
22% Jan
1
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-
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5374
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874
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the Week
Friday
May O
5374
;
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8474
874
Sales for
Thursday
■/May 8'
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Stauffer Chemical. CO
22% Apr
1
59
-
29% Dec
Dec
11
*3
PRICES
5374
5374
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May 7
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18% May
2
137 k Apr 15-
2
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2
14
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-
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39«/8 Feb
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-
20 .* Jan
17
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
30
6% Dec 30
1,210
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41%
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Stanley Warner Corp.
9'
12% Feb
50
L«25-
of
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3
May
77b
HIGH
Wednesday
-,
5374
8474
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of New
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18% NoV
20% July 26
/ 28% Oct 22 >
65% Oct
:
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.
11
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78
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20
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14
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29
24
18
23
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:
66
-
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-
50
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.-
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29% Jan
-
23
May 8
29% Apr 24
67
59
187s May 19•
19% May 21 ;
18% Mar 5 *?:'
15% Dec
15% Nov
13% Jan
14% Jan
-
41% Apr
10% Dec
Jan
12
of
f: 3%% 'preferred: series. A___^100Standard Packaging Corp com—^l
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5
19
Dec
Standard
9
94% May -6."
36
13
17
9
6
4
16% Dec
.
24
Oil
Oil of Indiana
53%
8574
77a =■
distribution.^^;
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Tuesday
May 6
5374
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14% Feb
2
Coil Products
*>. Standard Oil
Jan
27% Dec
2% Dec
1
42% Feb
35% July 15
2374 July 15
15% Eiec
9
55% May
50 % May
10%
13% Jan
1074 Nov 21
18% Dec
43% May
88% Jan
18% May 27"
85% May 21
83 % July 12
13% Oct
57% Dec
"
50.7n May,. 5.,
18
.<
18% July 12
33% Oct
25
21
36% Dec
4
5374
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Standard Gas & Electric Co—
Ex
35% Feb
10?'
Mar
com___No par
preferred
Standard
5
11% Dec =13 i*
31
25% Feb
3 74 Feb
'
94
11% Dec
;
3
47 % Feb
v
.
5t
62% Jun
9% Nov 27-
.
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'
43% Feb
4
.
68% July
40 % Oct 22
84% Oct 30
■
'
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3
3% May 22
35*2 Dec 23
47% Nov. 13
•
Inc
Monday
May 5
Par
,
sr
27k Oct
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
53% May
85% May
2
YORK
NEW
Highest
2
77% Jan
13
9-% Jan
4
"
81
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.
34
5
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320
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18% Feb
3 % Dec
30
874 Jan
11
8% Oct 21
187a Jan
31
6074 Jan
11
3574 Jan
25% Mar 18
Jr
6
29r;« May
6
Tennessee Gas Transmission
6
55% Feb
68% May
1
Texas
Co..
Texas
Gulf
34
Feb~12
24
Dec
14%
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54%
i
Dec
207a May 17
18
7674 Jun
4974 May
31
187a Jan
S
2474 Apr
374 Jan
8
9% Jan
2
7
May
1374 May
47% May
::
9
2
24
2274 Jan
13
30
33
Jan
12
3174 Jun 19
2674 Jan
2
Oct
22
4074 Jun
247k Feb 25
5% Oct
22
Jan
10
15
Talcott Inc
,t
(James)
2
Temco
*\ Tennessee
1
377k May
3674 May
Aircraft
87% Nov 13
38% Jan
160
9
Oct
14
10
15% Oct
11
21
21
26
Aug
28
62
i
2
7
28
1574 Jan
Texas
Pacific
&
Pacific Land
8
28
17% Feb
27
42% Oct
18
53
25
3074 May
Textron
74
674
674
13%
13%
13%
4674
6674
2674
25
n
May
7
27%
3
14%
Jan
28
4274 Jan
6
50
Jan
28
Co
10% Jan
2
1474 July 16
46
Oct
28
80
Aug
1974
bee
30
89% May 8
95% Apr .18
4274 May 27
21
Nov
12
26,
30
Dec
20
5374 Jun
1572 bee
23
-
6' 4
5
Feb
13
13fya Mar
36
Oct
21
22
2
30
31
Jan
41% Apr: 24.
20
Dec~30
974 Oct
26
Oct
48% Jun
14
50.
July
201,4 Jan
,
2
37
21
Jan
1474 Apr
42
15
Jan
24
16 74 Dec
30
57
-
30
41% Oct
,21% Dec
4
Jan.29
58
30
>1674 Jan
v
43 % Feb
10
3774 Jun 20
5074 Sep
2874
2974
28%
29
69,700
187k
19
1874
1874
1874
19
32,500
36 %
3674
3674
3774
3674
3774
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34%
35%
3674
35
35%
3474
3574
3474
3474
28,300
20,300
1074
14,600
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19~
~
17—Jan
Jan
2
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10% Jan
10
3074 Jan
45
18
32% Dec 27
50
274 Oct 17
1274 "Nov 14
14
48
2
27 Yb
8
36i
30
1674 Apr
29
1074 Feb
33 74 Jun
26
12% Jan
2
18
26% Oct
22
90
14
874 Apr 11
37% July 22
Dec
-
68
10
40
Dec
16
28
24
Oct
2
22
,
77
3
2
Jan
Apr
Preferred
2
90% Jan
2
52% Jan
2
G4
May
128
May
91
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
30
100
Apr 15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
93
Jan
3
19
Jan
10
45
Jan
4674 May
8
774 May 20
37
May
4
35% Jan
11
11% Dec
24
3374 Dec 30
16% Jan
4774 Jan
2574 Dec
3874 May
Apr 29
674 Jan
2874 Feb
2
Jan
,31% Dec 31
22% Dec
Jan
31
111
22
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3
4%
17 '"'tJnited Air Lines
41
Feb
<
.
22
11
11% Jan
2
14 % Jan
9
34% Jan
2
487b Apr 24
8
27% Jan
2
33
2674 May
7
2
15
2
774 Apr
13% Apr
-
5% Jan
10% Jan
2
Jan
3
Feb
-
17
23
24
15% Jan
9
U Dec
31
1% Jan
2
30% Dec
23
39% Sep
13
32
Jan
2
3
35
18
34% Jan
3
37% Mar 18
7674 July 11
-3374 Apr
29
-
437k Mar 28
30% Sep
39
Nov
1-
Dec
7574 Nov 12
89% Dec
31
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
5
20% Oct
22
51% Apr
16
3474 July 16
6974 Dec
4
147
Aug
8
165
Dec
12
h
80
Mar 27
26% Jan
2
«
17k Mar 13
48% Jan
197V
-
1974
21% Jan
2
65% Jan
14
79
159% Apr
3
170
24% Jan
May
Jan
;
footnote-
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24
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9
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8974
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4674
874
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8874
86
2974
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26,100
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2974
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v
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2,800
58,900
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874
774
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88
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20,600
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1174
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2974
297k
88
1274
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267k
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40
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47
2274
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,
„
1974
-
2474
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2674
2174
1174
2074
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40
7
1174
1274
1274
127k
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2074
1974
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2474
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26
50
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26
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3874
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5674
1974
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1974
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8
31
30
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25
2574
1,700
51
51
4,000
37
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7
8
26
26
1,200
33,000
1,100
1374
1374
1374
1374
47'/a
48
4774
4774
3,100
11,100
3074
3074
36,000
4074
4074
1,200
1174
774
3,000
11,700
1374
15,200
13%
1374
1374
137k
48
4774
48
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement CO
3174
3174
31%
3174
3174
317k
30%
3174
4074
4074
40%
40%
40%
4074
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407k
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1174
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1174
1174
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11%
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774
774
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174
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174
500
4174
4174
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4174
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4174
41%
4174
4,600
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3674
3674
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367k
4174
37
3674
3674
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United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc—i*..
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1
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100
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25
2
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2974 May
3674
2274
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8
90
36%
40
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1
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\
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11
non-cum
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19
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1174
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100
10074 May' 2 " •' 4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
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1
37
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2
8
9
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3874 Feb
Oct"23
30
25
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10% Dec
94
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68
11"
197 k
7%
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2874
70
1474
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6
25% Oct
5
29
Mar 24
17.
2974
6874
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Apr
1174
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19
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18% May
2174 Jan
2574 July 22
17
Corp
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2
33% May 16
4
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115
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.
14
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17
Nov 26
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8
6
10
6% Oct 28
Paper
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14
38
/Union Bag-Camp
2
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22
7
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19
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1
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8
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152
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Corp (The)
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81
9
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2
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19
44
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14
.
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30
69
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50
1
i
487k May
Oct
Aug 22
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4
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2
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86
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13
8
3674
2574
4074 Jan
Apr
2
2
50
common
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31
24
247k
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17,600
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3,700
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2974
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84
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20,700
1074
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14
-
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.
15
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i
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1074
89
,
23
1
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30
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5
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;
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24
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105
5074
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100
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101
2
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.
98
17
87
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8
18% Oct
24
'
23
48
21
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79 74 Jan
2474 Nov 22
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96% Jan /. 6
82
21
7% Nov
874 May
3574 May
10074 Jan
22
Aug 20
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2
•
83% Apr
27% Jan
21
May,
30% Mar 25
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
86% Nov 15
75
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22
46
-
50
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7
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26
24
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46
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.
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6
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,
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.Feb
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Nov
16
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50
27
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1
100
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;
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32,900
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1
common.
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7
44
2374 Feb 20
17
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<1974 Jan
2
9
3074 Jun
974 Dec
•
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16
2
Jan
22
Oct
3
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19
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2
Jan
Feb
2
2
61
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43
/
53
37 "
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25
2,900
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6674
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Tishman Realty & Construction
Edison Co (The)
! Trane Co (ThC)___—
25
4674
2874
6674
1874
Toledo
7;'
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257« Apr
2374 Jan 21
10% Jan
.■27% Jan
3174 Jan
,-
53:%:May
2
6
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7
30
18%
4674
2974
35
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18
May
2
Tidewater
'
4674
;
6674
19
Ry Co,
(J R)__;
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7
2574 Apr
7
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9
34*74 July 16
21
May
Jan
227a May
23 %
,
'
29
34%
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2374 Feb-'".4
1214 Jan
,1074
56,74 July 22
2874 Oct
89
Jan
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1974 Nov 21
Oct. 22
1574 Apr 23
55% Jan
9
20
,
27
12
13 '£;■ Apr;' 2
4174 Feb 25
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>
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2974
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297k
6674
2874
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common-_u«5
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4674
2974
1
preferred
conv
7,700
9,000
4674
287k
68
6
x66 74
46%
28
Inc common
$1.25
6
Feb
10% Jan
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Feb
& Pacific
Texas Utilities
11
22
Dec
<674
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5174 May 6
13% Feb 11
2
6 74
1374
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6
Jan
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1074 May
125
1,600
674
1374
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53
Aug
1574 Apr 12
10
2
9 % Apr
4
-Jan
17% Jan
4774 Jan
•
6 % Jan
98% Jan
44% Jan
Jan-
4974 May
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24
2374
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24
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4
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24
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24
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8
1974 Mar 25
2
15% Feb
26
28
1
7774
16574
7674
165
7774
165
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74%
165
83
77 Va
165
13%
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38%
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2974
2374
75%
164
37
39%
83
310
29,700
190
2974
6,000
2374
77%
3,400
16,500
16574
780
23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and,
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
24 "(2136)
stock record
york stock exchange
new
Range for Previous
Year 1957
22
Dec
31
23
8 Ye Dec
Nov V8
37
8
23
Aug
17 74 Dec 23
Jan
2
8% Apr
Dec
4
36 % Jun
13
-
Mar
26 3/8 Mar
17
Jan
3
92
7
140
Apr 14
2.1% Jan
2
35
Aug 26
Dec
12
94
3074 Dec
30
49% Jan
Jan
82
4
24
156
Jun
25
17% Feb
12
22% July 15
30
31% Apr
64% Jan
Jan
25% Mar 19
U
1
52 Va Jan 24
U
35 % May
30
463/4 Jan
3
48 V* Dec
19
73% Jan
2
51% Jan
13
20
155% Jan
1473/4 Apr
1
1
25% Dec
25
12
1563/8 Jan
136 % Jun
193/4 Jan
22
35% Jan
2
3
38 % Apr
Dec
17
Mar
Jan
Aug
36
5% Oct 29
Dec 31
8
Jan
87
Jan
5% Dec 23
10
5
8
21
Apr 17
19
Jun 20
1
974 Oct 22
31
12>/4 Dec 20
5% Jan
0
79
Jan
8
6
14
21
21
Oct 21
41
Jun
36
155
1
Jan
3
142
2
9
2
Jan
19
7
22% Mar
71
Feb
6
24
Jun
12
58 3/4 May
22
Oct
1
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
Dec
19
50% Jan
3
27% Jan
33% Jan
16
Vanadium
25
10
14
5
Van
73
-65% Nov 22
13% Jan
9
,5% Jan
18 :
Sep
5
13% Jan
18% Jan
29
May
7
21 Va Jan
14 % July
16
31
45% Jan
4% Dec 20
12% Dec 24
20
Dec
; 21
7
87 a Nov
Oct
123
Aug 23
22
25
124
t
12% Dec 3F
84
1
30
25% Jan
•787a Jun
83
90
93
July 24
82
,
Feb 25
92
1
Apr
91
Mar 13
Jan
19
37% July 11
10% Oct
29
12% May 24
1
10% Dec
11
20% Aug 12
,
Jan
3
14
12
21% Aug
Jan
17
14% Jan 20
Oct
Jtfn
13
94
62
24
Jan
77
22
83
84
60
3
Xpr
10
72% Feb
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30
2
22
56% May 15
14
6
Aug
33% Jan
12% Oct
12 Va Jan
27% Dec
31
31
8
27% Jan
8
2
15
32—
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9
16% Feb
4
July 12
24
2
6
14
84
Jan
13
95
8
Apr
56
Jan
30
16 %
95% Jan
Oct 22
0
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16% Jan
-
•
3
28% Jan
6%
13
69% May
6
34% Jan
2
42% May
7
343/4 Jan
2
Jan
30% Oct
22
Oct
22
36% Jan
24% Dec
30
34% May 24
25
2
41% Apr 21
25% May
7
19% Dec
.
30
26% May 3
3% May 15
19% Mar
7
22% Jan
16
Wayne
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3
2 Vs Jan
22
34% Jan 29
23
Jan
10
28
44% Jan
15
48% Mar 27
"
12
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
14
17
23
48% Jan
Aug 14
52% Apr
23% Oct
4
95
81% Sep
32
Oct
Jan
4
25
28
373/4 Jan
9
Mar
87
9674 Mar
104 72 Mar 20
103
4
253/4 July 31
19% Apr
16% July 30
14 Vs Jan
2
98
96
22
17 %
17
May
Feb
100
Feb{ A
11
203/8 Jan
17% Dec
30
33 % May
14
17% Jan
52% Feb
12
68% July
8
57V4 Apr
11
Mar 25
883/4 Feb
21
92% Apr 21
31
Dec
92
79% Aug 19
4%
33% Apr
7
39% Jan
83% Jan
16% Feb
6
21
21% Feb
4
56
Jan
21
Feb
3
26
=
.
90
Dec
10
8
61
Mar 13
Jan
7
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5
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2
46
May
7
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id
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2
29 74 Jan
14
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3
Feb
18
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6
"
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203/4 Oct 22
Oct
26
24
12
27
Nov
13
May 17
68
Sep
11
133/4 Nov 21
4
Nov
8
17
116
Aug
9
1874s Nov 14
-
Dec
35% Dec
163/b July
75
30
26
Jan
2i
4
124
Mar 19
131
Jan
7
45% Feb
80 % Jan
2
90% Apr
3
78% Jan
2
84% May
8% Apr 11
4% Dec 27
43/4 Jan
2
34% July
22
35% Jan
66% Dec
19
123% Jan
2
16% Dec
31
30
68% Jan
16
May 27
•Bid
and
asked
y
prices;
Ex-rights,
no
z
sales
54 % May
9
14
8
7% Apr 25
.
27% Feb
13
29% Mar 17
14
4 lB
*4 Va
474
3674
357a
35%
36
36 V4
36
36
*130
474
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*130;
2274
133
133
4%
-
36
36
13
*130
*
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4V4
36V4
3674
133
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.
900
84
1,500
13%
4V4
35 74:
3574
3574
357«
36
2074
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474
4V4
35%
'
,
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Va
26,600.
:
3536
1,700
10.10C'
2,20c
3674
133
22%
24 Va
24%
2374
24
2474.
2334
2474
♦23%
23%
24
10
44%
44%
11,500
44%
4474
4474
447a
44%
4474
44 Vs
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
:
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
44 Va
5374
5274
5374
5474
4,900
5274
52%
53 ya
5374
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90
89 y4 ;
89%
83,7 a
84
Iron
Woolworth
Service
Co
Corp
;
(F W) Co
"•
2274
74
5274
89 %
8974
52
83 34
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6%
.
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83
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674
2274
90
8374
7
22 Va
6s a
2274
674
22%
2274 : 23
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84 V4
6%
674
70
8974
8474
*
84 %
84
2374
■
2,200
6%
4,800
12,500
2574
25%
2574
257k
2474
25
25
2474
25%
10
_5
2474
27%
2774
2774
1,200
2774
2874
2774
27%
2774
27 7
*2774
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
8474
8574
84%
8574
8674
85
85 3 4
85
8374
84%
1674
1674
1674
16%
16%
16%
1674
No par
1674
1674
15,900
3.60C-
76
7674
.7574
76 74
75
7574
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg Co
28
7 7 74 Apr
28
Zenith Radio Corp
1
a
receivership or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization .
changed from Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal,
c Name changed from National
tin
83
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100
4,500
!
37
2074
10
Public
Woodward
Youngstown Steel Door
b Name
21
8374
14
1374
.
35%
1
preferred
Wisconsin
16
day.
20%
83
8174
1374
3474
9,700
24 y4
35 Va
.
-
11,500
1,900
6%
19% Jan
this
1
21 Va
83
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14
10
10c
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Inc
20%
2174
83
13%
10
Elec Power Co com—
9
on
21
37
-
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34%
357 a
574
72374.
24%
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3574
2174
.
-
G%
.
35
36
83
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6
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343,4
3534
36
'
24%
*34%
100
Industries
86% Mar 11
Ex-distribution,
-*2334
3374
21
No par
;
2
Apr
67% Feb
Ex-dividend
27
233,4 Apr 16
25% Feb 25
2
6
4438 Apr 22
36% Jan
9
25% Oct
*
Wisconsin
16
88% Jan
:
Winn-Dixie Stores
Mar 25
;
Co
Windsor
23% Feb
10
Wilson-Jones
1
26% Jan
22
preferred
5
135
5
:
Co
-
'
6 Va
2474
3374
3474
36
/*
6
*2374'
'
2474
*33%
6
6
6
*23%
-
$4.25
7
21% JaD
45% Jan
Oil
Wilson & Co Inc commonZ-
4% Feb
20% Jan
July
Wilcox
13
36% May
36% May
>
57 b
'
preference
preferred-
convertible
Feb
8
16
35
Oct
23% Nov
30
6
22% Feb
78% Dec
75
$3
•<
Machine common—1
20
50
Sewing
Prior
13
15
31% Jan
May 13
white
31
Feb
21% Apr 24
84 % Apr 25
26 Vi Jan
34
4
Jan
38% Jan
2
Jan
293/4 Dec 31
6% Feb
37
13 Vz May
68% July 15
923/4 Mar 15
45% Nov 20
•
25
13
Jar
71
9
5% Jan
•
*
35% Jan 30
8
31
1974 Jan
Jar.
30
13
62% Jun
12
18% Feb
28% Oct
20
47
.;
1.c v,"..
40
10c
58 %
'92-
3474
:
11,700
-
18 V4
119
'*11074
119
74
4974
■
59
587 a
*907-4
357a
35%
- .
•
63%
*7274
4974
18 Va
1
17%
6274
<.7414.
74%
2,900
98
*97
74 %
*58
60
'
30
2,300
20
1774
6374
73
%
96
1774
97
6274
177 a
63%
*•
10174
102 74
97
44 74
44
100
preferred
5%%
17%
"
*58
3574
97
17%
91
90%
17V4
30
36
187b
35%
'90%
93
1974
62%
119
4C
96
*9174
20
97
35%
210
104
*9474
93
*10174
17%
*110%
14,700
96
49%
119
2,900
-
307a
103
104
367u
92 Va
35 Va
1774
a-
30
35 %
102
58%
*110 %
177
'
*94
21%
*91%
•
I,100
*9174
94
93
58
Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B—
—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
—
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
380
61%
30%
103
4674
-6174
/
2974
63%
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74'
28
46 74/
46%
60 %
600
1,100
1,500'
2
2774
1774
19%
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217a
<
2
:
4674
98
17%
62%
63%
2174
2
31
357b
20%
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98
62%
21%
•
01
102
103
4,500
29%
27
*91 Va
3574
34%
34Vj
34 3 8
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27
94
1,860
-
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29%
103
./
,
91 r'l,
91%-,
95
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41
41
2134
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96
94%'
69
4274
17%
104 %
104
<
97
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•17,300
683,4-
30
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4,300
■
19
4074
47
(H)%
60%
00%
1
150
7,900
974
18%/
42
27'n
,»*46%
9,600
2,300
69%
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2,000
1314
42
40%
3.100/
V
93"
97b
93«
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21%
'
13
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18%
2
27
27
60 V4
9174
■4174
29%
2
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47
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407 a
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r
13
O
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27
27
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20%
14
300.
14
14
13%
1,400
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2974
9
42 V4
40%
287b
20%
28%
20%
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28%
40%
40%"
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69
42%
;
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V
42
42
40%
39%
18%
69%
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68 %
42
35 3 a
9%
.
-
38 Va
13%'
35%
13
,
91%
8%
.
19
187 b
18% '19
07%
41%
9174
8%
Vb
100
6374
-
38
1374
3574
357b
13%
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750
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137a'
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13%
35%
29
13
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140
923J
9274
29
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13%
35%
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1,400
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137 b
13%
23,200
12%
1574
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38%
3874
12
-
1574
63 %
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63%
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6,600
3,200
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34
12
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9874
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27%
11%
13'%
4
5
RR
1274
27
11%
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95
27%
27%
127B
Telegraph
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27-%
13%
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noncum
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95
v ■
11%
13%
.—
97
9674
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92
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4%%
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3,800
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92
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90
85
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3074
29%
30 Vb'
r-
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91 %
.
■
11174
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111%
; *90
95
2,800
28%
28%
85
1674
85
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287b
28
85
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28 V4
28 %
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30%
111
91%
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16%
29%
111%
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—
3.500
/
91
91
297b
111%
V 617b
61
*12074
17
16%'i
12
02%
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1174
117B-
11%
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;
84
482 ■*
•;
17%
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28%,, 28
28%
782
1;000
12%
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*120%
2.500
5,300
2574 ! 20%
63
i
5,100
2574
77'4
61 :,4
11 Va
64
*120%
-
Z
11%
63%
307a
7'4
; 774
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2574
62 3 8
11%
2.800
16 Va
%
7
25%
02
2874
1674
16%
25%
910
'
2974
2.9%
29
.1
100
Westinghouse
2
-
18%
4
7
16
16%
25%
16%
25%
49 Va
16
96% Jan
9
26% Mar 22
28% Mar 14
53% May 24
10074 Jan
7
16 VB
25%
1834
65% Feb
693/4 Jan
68% Jan
2974
7V4
48%
22% Jan
30
6
7%
*71%
2
13
25
29%
7%
2.50
10
Union
153/4 Dec
21
29%
%
7
No par
Pacific
Western
82 % Nov
Dec
28*
*
3,100
5934
5834
28
2nd preferred-—100
Western
5
33% Dec 24
343,4 Oct
61
2774
:i7%
4
.4
24% Oct
59
27%
16 74
7
129% Feb
55
6474
2774
*96%
18% May
92
60 3 4
20
50 % Feb
Jan
65%
20%
74 Vi May
125
*64%
103%
2
2
20
20 %
2
May,
20 %
28
40
1974
18 %
20%
65%
65
5,500
150
20%
*20 %
5,500
3874
38
150
1974
•19
20 34
213,4
21
38
1.30C
574
76
*75
152
*150
1574
57a
574
2074
500
774
774
*14
76
20
82
82
-
1574
37%
3974
152
*150
152
152
%
38
39V4
37%
39%
152
1,600
19%
*101%
3
119
19%
37%
57b
53,4
774
*75
19%
1
Jan
July 22
128
19%
*150
1,200
574
*574
574
76
1974
1934
19%
74
*75
76
*75
76
*5
5%
5%
5%
*75
50
Lines Inc—.
Jan
15
5%
/
60
1074
82
*14
16
*14
103
42% Jan
63
4
15%
37
1074
774
•
8,900
23%
37
*81
774
7%
2374
1074
57b
574
82
*81
82
774 '■■J 7%
i6
;
*14
V
•
7%
*57a
5%
5%
*81
82
*7%
700
2,500
37%
1074
Co com
5
preferred.
100
Maryland Ry com
No par
Western
64% Apr 21
13
5%
82
11%
*10%
11%
5%
7,500
107,300
153
152
2374
2374
11
1034
1,000
2574
2574
153
*37
3774
*37
38
*37
2374
23%
23 %
23%
23 %
38
Corp—
Coal
Power
Air
4.80%
22
62
48 Va Jan
15274
*10%
preferred series B
*
14% Oct
23
15274
22%
Western Auto* Supply
9
10
41% Dec
48% Dec
Apr
61 Va
15274
;
Penn
Western
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
Aug 12
Gl:l4
152
151%
100
100
4.10% preferred series C
—100
West Va Pulp <fc Paper common—5
4 % % preferred
100
G
May
617 a
151 %
29
preferred—
Indies Sugar
4.20%
6
23% Feb
10
14% Jun 24
88
-
61%
151%
13%
West
92% Apr
.
x(50%
35%
5
96
May
.62
61%
13%;
West Penn Electric Co——
104% May
31% Feb
6274
35%
West Kentucky
3
11
6274
6174
50%
50%
50%
287b
5
2
18
'
Stamped
4
Jan
Feb
50%
50
2574
800
1447/2,.
144
144 %
25 Va
28%
4
•19% Feb
2
87
28
33%
50
—No par
No par
Z.
—5
5
—1
Knitting Mills'
4.80%
31% May
47% Jan
93
11
927B Nov 11
17% Oct
9
Mar
65
8*
13
33
5074
1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
97% Jan
Mar 20
105
Nov
May
Motor Co
Waukesha
253/4 Jan
28 % Jun
21
20
7974 Nov
7
90
15 % Jan
39% Jan
3474
5074
:
Washington Gds' LighV Co
Washington Water' Power:
West
23
15% Dec
;
3374
50 74
35
— —
Corp-.
Welbilt Corp
30
Feb
34 3 a
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inci_———5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
,j;42%
25%
5074
10
preferred
Industries
Ward
40
31,700
3274
33%
14374
144
No par
2.50
Co
32 74
32%
32
32%
257a
-No par
Apr-25
10%-Jan 23
*19% Mar 31
8
16% Jan 30
95
33%
03%
Baking Co common
24,000
/:
78
*90
25%
38%
Ward
-
*76
95
33 Vb
37%
Walworth
Mar 21
78
*90
.•
25%
*02%
G & W
2874
28
*76
98
34%
100
(Hiram)
27%
: 2774
78
143%
25%
1
16
preferred
700
33%
143%
-—IS
Walker
29% May
28
■>
.6
5
Oct
preferred
75 %
*25%
Z
100
:—-100
:
preferred
7574
32%
100
1—-100
L
.100
—100
;
10
—10
preferred
75%
143%
com——6
common
11,100
32 VB
Waldorf System-—
Walgreen Co —Z
14
11 Va Jan
117i. Dec
80
Co
237a
23 Va
75 Va
,
23 Va
144%
preferred.
/.
300
9
*87b
32%
29%
:
;
6.200
3074
8%
237b
143 Vs
7%
Wabash RR 4%%
13% May
-
*90
91
2974
8%
33%
32 3 i
Wagner Electric Corp__
24
13% Feb
91
98
29%
convertible
6%%
Mar 11
35% May
28%
30
30
*76
a
78
7%
Materials
5%%
May"29
25% Jan
18%
22
13% Oct
5%
Apr
41
28
9
*4274
*89
28'
27%
*76
78
28%
preferred—/—
Vulcan
24
Apr 29
Jan
27%
1
America
Virginia Ry Co common—
6%
preferred—
:
16% Mar 31
74
26%
Industries Inc eom_2.50
$4.12 preferred
4
12% Mar
14% Mar 31
9% Jan
,
8
11
28%
<
75%
75 %
277»
conv
$4.20
Apr
2
2
Jan
11
233a
75 V*
30
*8%
9
28%
_
93
99% Apr
22
7
24% Apr
24% Dec
Apr 29
Apr 23
89
227b
75%
No par
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co
$5 preferred—
$4.04 preferred—
■
9
May
a
*112
85
Mar 27
Mar
Mar 21
99
,106% Jan
98
20-
Mar 13
30 a
26% Jan
12
Feb
8
May
19
.
"Jan
79
Apr 22
May 22
111
May 28
,
85
13* .0 Jan
8
Mar 12
,31
22%
74%
—5
Van Raalte Co Inc—i—:
10
Vertientes-Cainaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
—
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3 Va % preferred
a——100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div, partic preferred-IpQ
7
6
May
64
17
77% Feb
■
6
Mar
78% Dec 30u -124
28
21% Oct 11
97% Jun 21
Feb
12% May
26
Apr
*
23% Jan
33% July 16
23% Oct
Oct
9
22 Vb
75
-
44
297a
30%
20C
44
44
*4274
*42%
44
27%
Corp of
Norman
$2.28
Oct 25
Oct 21
124
124
71
Dec
47
23
Oct
40
28% Feb 24
8% Jan
*8%
*76%
preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
J
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.Nopar
8% preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
4%% preferred
—
.
100
Utah Power & Light Co.—12.80
25
14
29%
9
22%
22
$3.50 convertible
Jan 24
39% May 5
152 3,4 Jan 21
May
*42%
29%
preferred
.14
Corp common—30c
B 2nd
Class
United Whelan
6,200
43%
*14
16
5% Apr
3274 Feb
4
30% Jun
18% Dec 31
23
15% Jan 28
73/4 Jan
400
974
"8%
*37
77% Jan 24
19
3
21
Apr
Feb
10
74% Jan 22
21
30% Oct 22
Jun
Apr
4% Jan
2
Nov
135
2
6% May 15
4% Jan
75
Jan
7
:■?
10%
317a
9%
29
.100
v
common
10%
3174
9%
9%
noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
86% Mar 12
8
preferred
10%
32%
9%
43%
1%
23
22
107a
32 Va
9%
9%
9%
42,800
10%
*
*32
33
tfeet
Shares
May 9
33
%
10
103e
10%
*32
*33
9 %
I6V3
common
Tobacco Co
U S
123/b Jan
Jan
2
5% Feb 28
68% Jan
7%
28
25% Mar 17
Corp
Steel
May 8
9%
—
U S
9
62% May
10
15% Feb
08
U
22
154
2
44
U
4
253/4 Jan
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1971—Mar-Sept
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1986
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&
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21
June-Dec
29.
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s
92
92
87%
5
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_June-Dec
2%s
59
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
page
87%
106'A 106'A
June-Dec
1986
1989
67
Pacific
April-Oct
1976-
91%
*83
June-Dec
1988
95 %
Pennsylvania
Register 4%g conv debs 1981
Natl Cylinder Gas 5y8s conv debs 1977
3%s
5s ser BB
64 Va
92
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mtge
mtge
78
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69
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82
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&
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55
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55
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59
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2
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1984
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25
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&
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23
97
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1901_
debs
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series
refunding
ref
81
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52
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Morris At Essex first gtd 3%s 2000-—____June-Dec
38
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&
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72
2030
2%s
1971
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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_June-Dec
& refunding 3s series S 1983
.June-Dec
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June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
77%
52%
202<f„
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1986
57
*
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63
52 vb
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Dairy Products
'
1991
78
ser
May-No®
1981-
69
Natl Cash
51
90
refunding 3%s series I 1966—_June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
debentures
158
3s
&
debentures
56%
1978
5
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■
^Mar^Sept
Jan-July
;
1983
debs
subord
conv
debentures
73'A
Nashville Chatt Si St Louis
mortgage
3'As
3%s
75%
debentures
90 y.
57
94
90%
«
Feb-Aug
3%s 1982
4 %s 1987
3'As
72
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1980
1%
87%
57
>
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1975
2%s
Electric
58%
74
8%8
1974
mortgage 3s
2%s 1975
&
68
55%
56
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first
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50
75
1976
%
6
94
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mortgage
First &
.
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52
73
debentures
60
102
89
Co—
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25
1
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&
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1 2005
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registered
55
81
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90
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89
f debentures 1973
s
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Mohawk At Malohe first gtd 4s
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80
Jan
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*61
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mortgage
1st
100'A
1
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77
64
1967—April-Oct
Reorganization i&ues—
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96
A
58%
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53
—
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64
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60
42%
22
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4s series B 1962
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48%
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41%
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3'As
40-year
80
88
96%
—
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1971
May
A Jan 1991—May
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
30
60'A
101
Marie—
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AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
52
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•
75
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1967
1
84
90'/a
90
—
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(quar)
80
51%
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80
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75
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1972
1986
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1976
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100 VA
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80
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f
subord
86
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Mlnneapolis-Moline Co—
6s
80
2
50
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81
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Minnesota Mining & Mfg 23/4S
9
72%
81
24
5%s
109
93
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f
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80
80
72%
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92%
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79 Va
80
V'"'
;
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87
86
51
82
•
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Olin Mathleson Chemical 5'As conv. 1982
85
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92
Michigan Central RR 4y28 series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3y2S 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept'
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
3%s
81'
83%
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59
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.'*
1991.
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First
June-Dec
i
50
43 Va
43
.
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112
78
4%s conv subord debs 1975
~J an-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No®
First mortgage 23/4S 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
April-Oct
debentures
111%
_
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1973
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4%s
94
90%
90%
v
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs
>
103%
•
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i.
1972
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s
'
Jan-July ">
& Co—
debs
85
22
.
'
110
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May Stores Realty Corp—
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McDermott
21
91
90%
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Map-Nov
1980
1
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
June-Dec
First mortgage 3'As 1984
April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
First mortgage 5s 1987
^Feb-Aug
(Wisconsin)
first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979———
Mar-Sept .'.'V —
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June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
^June-Dec
* 87
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
74
83%
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i
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
49
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
1st mtge 3'As 1982
-—,——
79
'
*82
4s 1959__
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-
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&
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Northern States
99%
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1978
50%
49
■y'-" '
60
53%
42
40%
51%
registered 2047
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Refunding & improve 4'As ser A 2047—_Jan-July
Coll trust 4s 1984
April-Oct
100%
76%
„
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Feb-Aug
RR SVis
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-
►
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48
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Ohio
Maine Central
68%
5
3s
96%
97
*72%
vn®
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61%
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49
Map-Nov
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
—
97%
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4%s 1987
56
50
'
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April-Oct
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New
Y
48%
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B
191
142
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1980—June-Dec
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Map-Nov
4s
100
2003
47%
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series
90
*47 V'a
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May -Nov
4'As s f debentures 1976
May-No®
4%s conv subord debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
98
April-Oct
3%s 1984
subord debs
registered
90
60% "
*59'A
Feb-Aug
1998
collateral gold 3%s
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As 1998_Feb-Aug
3y2s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
3'As
103'A
97
*103% 105
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s subord debs 1968—Mar-Sept
-Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Map-Nov
6s conv
registered
Shore
Northern Natural Gas
82
74%
Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As 1997
1997
mortgage
3%8
April-Oct
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General mortgage 3'As 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4'As ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
55%
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April-Oct
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1st mtge
40
General mortgage 3'As 1983
53
54
♦
1963
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
1st mortgage
62
General
53
*85
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
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1st
61
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RR—
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65
61%
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66
45'A
1976_June-Deo
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'
75
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82
62
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1978—
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&
53
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1978—Feb-Aug
76
*
61%
7
44%
Ya
April-Oct
1982
Co 3s debentures
(P)
debentures
81%
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April-Oct
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1952
3s debentures 1976
3%s
2
65
62
45
'
debs
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73%
92'A
_
67
12
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A
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Long Island
Lorillard
4%s
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30%
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90
4s ser A 2004
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72
01%
71
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series
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93
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68%
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1976
debentures
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—.
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,
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4yaS contingent interest 2003
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101
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62
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100
26
99 YA
64
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4s
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91
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94
'■
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—
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N
*38
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&
88
86%
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970
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'
/
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—
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,
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1986—Feb-Aug
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62
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.
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88 y2
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unguaranteed
93
107
%
93
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
100
97
15
98%
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Karstadt
4%s
York
102 Va
No.
--
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150%
135%
90'A
1977
Kansas City Southern Ry-3-%s ser C
Kimberly-Clark Corp
New
i
-
1961
New
Junction RR gtd first 4s
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
92 %
April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 23As 1976
June-Dec
1st mortgage
2%s 1978
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 23As 1980June-Dec
Plain
83
Telephone 3'As 1988
Jersey Bell
New
2
101 Va
101%
■
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1978
1st rnige
Mich
IT
82
82
*92
Jan-July
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4%s conv 1982
Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/aS 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
&
80%
High
89 V8
105% 106'A
106
—A-Mar-Sept
New Jersey
*79
Mar-Sept
t debentures 1967—————Jan-July
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90
Jan. 1
Low
8
10712 107%
May-No®
Feb-Aug
1974
debentures
3s
90
Range Sine*
Sold
102% 102%
1961—Map-Nov
-^April-Oct
1982
debentures
3s
4%s series B
guaranteed
first
.
Bonds
High
92'A
92
May-No®
1977
debentures
3'As
3y»8 s 1 debentures series A
3%s
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'78
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f
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.
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or
Low
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1st 3y8s 19821986e
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.
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
England Tel & Tel Co-
New
93%
79
'87',8
3.20s series I 1982
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1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
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1st mtge 43/eS ser K 1887—
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International Minerals k Chemical Corp¬
ses conv t>ubord debs 1977Jan-July
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5s
90
A
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85%
85'A
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Corp
3%s
mtge
National
18
85'A
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88%
86%
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4V«s s
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85
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National
>■
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37%
46
15'A
86
45
High
Low
No.
.
Week's Range
Friday
Period
York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
15%
45'/2
April-Oct
fAAdjusted income 5s Feb 1957.,
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
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iJune-Dec
IU Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—-May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
_ Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s series Q 1980
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%s s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2yas ser C 1986
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Inland Steel Co 3 >A« debs 1972
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Interstate
Sold
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1957—Feb-Aug
A
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High
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RECORD
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RANGE
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
L
Friday
BONDS
.
York
New
Stock
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
;
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conv subord
debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;
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--
110
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June-Dec
97
:
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f
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&
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and
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1972
1975
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96
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,
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174
1
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June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Mat/-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
96
68%
87
First and refund
mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
§ AConsol mtge 6s 1953
§ AConsol mtge
6s 1955
67
70%
3
89
195 Va
1
80
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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4=588
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Rochester Gas
1978
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Jan-July
debs
Electric
&
4Vis
series
1983
111%
110% 111%
D
1977
Mar-Sept
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105
110 %
110
debs
conv
1977
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gold
Louis-San
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&
A Second
mtge
4s
mtge
inc
St Louis-Southwestern
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bond
4s
ser
A
ser
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&
Scovill
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71%
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—
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56%
76
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292
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debentures
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6s
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'.is
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debentures
2%s
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RR
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88
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—
—
89%
92%
83
87'%
85
85
1153%
132%
55
60
41
119
142
Vanadium
Mar-Sept
95%
94%
96Va
91
93%
100%
May-Nov
97 V*
96'%
98%
136
93'%
98'%
Gold
4%s
1981
May-Nov
90 V4
90
90V4
63
86
91
—
84'%
84'%
4
83 Va
84'%
72'%
72%
4
65%
66
Pacific
1st
RR
mtge 33/8S
ser A
'75_Juue-Dec
3Vb8
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
Southern Ry first cousol gold 5s
1994
div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
*•96 %
Jan-July
Memphis
3Vbs
A
debentures
109%
J
1983
Map-Nov
April
96%
100%
11
107%
107
114
103
*90
87%
90%
86
96
83
90
1
86 Vi
*91
Spokane Internl first gold 45/2S 2013
83 Vi
94
111
95
90
1976
.
94
98
102
10
U
vS
100
I"
fv
103 V4 106 Va
*103% 104'%
*84
93%
99 Vi
102
97%
98
92 Va
96
*99 Va
Feb-Aug
May-ZVou
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
April-Oct
;
92 Va
Va
99
5
103 %
82%
11
87
93%
88
93%
03%
93%
Corp—
1947
Jan-July
4V„s
4%s
195
195
172'/a
172 %
1951—June-Dec
-June-Dec
1QRH
1968
90
90
Jan -July
92 Vi
88
of America—
subord
conv
subord
debentures
debs
1969
97
*102
June-Dec
1978
93
22
94
93 Va
.
105
83%
98
87%
91 Va
84
Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s
84
99
90%
*88
E 1975—Mar-Sept
ser
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2Vis ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage
& refund 3%s ser I
1981
*—
June-Dec
99
99
*
'
1st
ref
&
mtge
3%s ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and
ref mtge
3%s
92
April-Oct
Jan-July
*100 Yo 105
86
86
May-Nov
86
*90 VB
O 1973_April-Ocf
ser
99
99
83
86 Vi
90 Va
—
90 Va
Wabash RR Co—
mtge income
4 Vis
series B
r-April
April
-*66%
62
66
65 Va
65 Va
2
64
67
Feb-Nov
80%
80%
5
76
80Vi
53%
1981
Jan
1991
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
RR fn-st
Penn
West
ref
Electric
Penn Power
West
Shore
4s
first
registered
gtd gold 3'/as 2000
1974
3%s
3%s series
4s
102
69
-
50
*—
32
99% 102%
50
49 Vi
51
35
48
49%
48%
49%
78
46 Va
56 Va
96%
96%
97 Va
21
"92 Va
97%
1984
conv
3Vis
debs
series
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Central
1st mtge 4s
f debs
s
RR
4s
1980
Electric
Wisconsin Public
Electric
90
92%
80
Jan-July
95
95%
91
*101 Va
—
96
88
92 Va
*91%
89
90
12
94
93%
90
92
92%
91%
*94
94
78
84
87
*88
—Feb-Aug
1960
90
78
90
90
-Jan-July
92%
99% 101
—
Co—
series A 2004
mtge 4%s inc
Wisconsin
1967
57
100V4 103%
13
*81
May-ZVou
Winston-Salem 8 B first
Gen
D
102%
102% 103
May
1975
102 Vi
—
90
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—-Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
mortgage
91
91
102 »/4
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
.April-Ocf
5 Vis debentures 1982
J an-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3VbS ser A 1981
Jan-July
3Vis
Power
2%s
1
2029
58
60
24
56 Va
64%
50
56
10
50
66
83%
83%
4
83
86
——
98
98
5
94 Vi
98
—
—
—
—
—
58 Va
Jan-July
A Jan
ser
95
a
Deferred
May
83
June-Dec
1970
Service 3Vis 1971
Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
Included
not
in
delivery
the
sale
not
year's range,
n
the year's range,
included In
■
%
■
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash sal«
included
y
hi
the
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability Impaired by
maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized linder
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
.
.
Section 77 01
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
May 5 and ending Friday, May 9.^ It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
•
'
,
•
:
'
-
-
range
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
class
Acme
Wire
Adam
Consol Industries Inc_;
Co
Range
Low
common
A- —1
3%
3%
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Week's
of Prices
6%
6%
-10
16
16
High
Low
3%
3Vi Jan
3% Mar
Air
6%
300
5 Va
Jan
7
Mar
Ajax
150
14%
Apr
21
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
Power
4.203>
Petroleums
7
6%
7
1.500
6V4 Mar
8Vs
Jan
Alabama
5%
6
3,100
4%
6%
Feb
Alan
2%
2V4
2%
1,500
1%
Jan
2%
9%
9V4
9%
800
8%
Feb
9% May
see
page
33-
Feb
3
50c
Way Industries Inc
5%
Jan
Sale Price
Wood Steel
Ltd.
5% cumulative preferred
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
Sales
Week's
.
for Week
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
1%
1,300
1%
%
1%
1%
%
2,200
is
122
50
92%
92%
92%
25
16%
17 Va
700
100
76 %
76%
76 V4
50
—1
4%
4%
preferred—100
Co
.
Low
Par
1
footnotes
Last
High
1
For
'
Friday
STOCKS
Aeronca
—1
*
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
300
16
'
Sales
Shares
Aero
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
'
for week ended may 9
for Week
-
93
Jan-July
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
2361
income debentures
99% 102%
Va 102 Vi
May-ZVou
I 1966——Jan-July
Western
68
99%
8654
—
102
73 Va
94%
97%
1.09% 109%
'103
April-Oct
68
64
104
104
Jan-July
80 Va
101
2,
*90
1970
1967
ctfs
ctfs
Corp
conv
Yonkers
Co—
Jan-July
Jaw-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
94%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Wisconsin
(Oregon Lines)
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 234S series F 1996
First mortgage 2'%s series G 1961
75%
96'/a
*92
*93 VB
96
1969
Fran Term
4
*50
4%S
San
89
*80
4%s
First
93
84 V4
105'% 107'%
Feb-Aug
Gold
1977
90%
78
*95
Warren
8
140%
5
4.
102
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
First
Southern
107'%
Map-Nov
§A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C
§A3%s assented series C 1951
First
Jan -July
90V4
.
108%
"
1970
9,
88
111
106'%
10
*100Va
—
.
93%
86%
93
101
101
5.:
§A3%s assented series A 1947
Jan -July
§A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§A3%s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
5s
Jan-July
Feb-Augr
Jan-July
Co—
A
77%
90
92 Va
86
92 Vo
,
101Va
97%
87 %
105%
*
.April-Oct
2%s
Ry
96 %
•87%
97
92Va ,94%
95 Va
98
93%
.
113%
100%
65
92
1966—April-Oct
23/4S
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
89
41
303
110
,
i
92%
Mar-Sept
§ a 6%s 'debs series A
articlna'tlner
Participating
77%
94
Feb-Aug
1969
America
debentures
debentures
87
77
—
93%
*85%
1976
...
Corp 234s
Rubber
2%8
82
7
'84*
June-Dec
23%s debs 1970
2%s
subord debs
Biscuit
85
76Va
HOVa
*—
Map-Nov
Gen
Co—
;
Edison
110
.June-Dec
—-
debentures
93
-96%
mm—.
May-Nov
1976—^
1985—
convertible
Southern
1978—
RR
debentures
Southern
3an-July
—-
83
72
*92%
June-Dec
87
105'%
18
115
109% 111
92 %
101
82
93
4
96
115
92%
110V4
1979-—
debentures
115
June-Dec
108Va
108% 110
110
103 %
15
•
April-Oct
1986—
gtd 5s 1963
Telephone & Telegraph
Southern Bell
3s
Ala
1965
debs
conv
April-Oct
1971
debs
conv
1
99%
mtge & Coll tr 4%s 1977
S.
83%"'
*78%
101%
——
109% 110%
96
87%
98%
—
99%
90
w
1982
debentures
2%s
Corp 9%s
Smith-Corona
1982
110%
90
88%
84
76
West
*103% 104%
.Jan-July
AprZZ-Oct
7
2
129
109
108'%
6
106Va 106%
May-Nov
:
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
Shell
A
Map-Nov
89
■
Feb-Aug
1977
1982
90%
94%
*88
1968-
Artists Corp—
First
1972
debs
debentures
*84%
109
April-Oct
.
4%s
89%
84
99% 100'%
*72
.-Feb-Aug
77
——
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
5s
89%
I960—June-Dec
89
"
—
1982
89
3
__
—
*96% -92
"
85%
94%
84
100 %
June-Dec
impt 3%s
87
82
*91 Va
'
90 Va
98
conv
1st
U.
91
90
—
104Va
82
82
June-Dec
—
97%
"
103
—
1974
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 %s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
„4%s s f debs 1972
33/4S sinking fund debentures 1973
-f""*
.
June-Dec
.
■mm—.-
--
Mar-Sept
2%s 1966
/
—
May-Nov
1977-
(Jos E)
& Sons
debentures 1974
...
•
104
103%
100
97
98
*97% 100
•"■-*—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
Corp 2%s debs 1961
First and refund
98
*—
——
2
99Va
81%
93%
1970-_ApriZ-Oct
1986
and
—
113
57%
*96%
1989_Jan-July
1968_June-Dec
90 %
97
15
98
Pacific
4VtS
82
*__
88
94%
13
—
74
63 Va
63%
Mar-Nov
1989
cons
Seagram
3s
65
1
80
74
Co—
f debentures
s
112
71%
2006
debentures
conv
107
106 Va
70 Va
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
1st
3s
93%
62
*—
Depot 3Vas B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Paper
132
107
-110%
91
St Paul Union
Scott
96'%
Ry—
certificates
Duluth
93 V4
91
Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
~2
96%
93
1997
3%s
ref
United Steel Works
*91
1980
debs
111%
1996-Jan-July
gold 5s
Co
_
Co—
A
4Vis
B
ser
income
96%
—*
April-Oct
series
4s
109%
Mar-Sept
1996
6s
1st
a5s
1st
Francisco Ry
mortgage
362
—
103
June-Dec
Second
•
*
Royal McBee 6 Vis
St
86
-.79% ; 68
10
Corp—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Lawrence
^2 Va
.
88
88%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 %s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
6s
90%
99
88%
Pacific—
Orleans
Union Oil of California
177
85%
88
April-Oct
series B
3%s debentures 1977
rr'-:
—
99
Map-Nov
1st
*87%
107%
102%
94%
Mar-Sept
United Gas
*92
•
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5 Vis conv debs 1977
St
177
106%
-April-Oct
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980-1st mtge 3%sr 1982
Corp—
subord
conv
Gen
C
series
Richfield
1978
M 3%s
New
Oil
—
adjustment bonds—
5Vis series A 1978
4 Vis
of
debentures
—
May-Nov
91%
93%
100%
__
of Missouri 3%s 1971—Map-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 23%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
First
United
May-ZVoo
a
RR
Ohio Cent
Union
98
„
107%
Jan-July
1985
1965
1st
•97%
13
*96
Union Electric Co
107
92
87%
89%
21
,
110
102 Vis 102%
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990__April-Oct
Texas &, Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Rhine-.We^tphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ ADirect
impt 2%s series D
Tri-Continental
9
94Vi
87
322
'
93 %
High
94 %
78%
101 Va
Texas & New Orleans RR—
99 Va
94
68l/2
94
94%
104%
'
97
68%
•
99 Va
97
1
J
96%
„
95%
6
106% 106%
99
88
92'%
99
•96%
Radio
impt M 4s series C 2019
and
Tol &
94%
91 %
93Va
-
of St Louis—
and
Tidewater
88
94%
98%
Jan-July
'
■—mm
*92
-
■
88
*99
r
■
90%
93 Va
May-ZVou
_Jan-July
1972—
Thompson Products 4%s debs
'
99
'
31%
May-ZVou
Texas Corp 3s debentures
101
173 Va
RR Assn
110 '
Jan-July
6s
Refund
Term
'
—.
99
''
mtge
debentures
Texas Pacific-Missouri
101
95
—
*175 Va
"
,
*
M-rr-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
96'%
10
2%s
1st
Refund
'
1983—Aprll-Ocf
Apr-Oct
1
100%
*110%
*
Terminal
108%
149
,100
'r
*•—*'
June-Dec
—
refunding mortgage 3%s
debentures
*4%S
99V4 1003b
100
—
and
3%s
35
Inc
20
63
94 %
.
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
88%
103% 103%
Co
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Jan-July
debentures 1982
3%s debs 1973
1971
Transit
&
93
108
Range Since
Sold
High
Mar-Sept
sinking fund
Chemical
Low
—
Swift
106%
623
1974
(Ohio)
Surface
103
94%
108%
103'/a
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Jwne-Dec
*
96>2
108
Oil Co
Bends
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
110
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-July
1966
101%
Co—
Gas
debentures
Stauffer
97
92%
*87
Last
_-June-Dec
96%
'
First and
-
94
a
1967_
conv
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
74
J
101
108
1963
May-ZVoo
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968__Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and
103
*935
Jaw-July
-May-Nov
—
debs
3%s
1983
3s
1973—.
debentures
First
1970-
.Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1986—
Power
debs
Gamble
First and
-
2%s
debentures
Public Service
3s
Line
Electric
conv
Procter
1962:
B
*
98
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
series
•»
96%
—
96
5s
93%
85
4
"
Products
Coil
95
86%
85%
*96%
Sale Price
Exchange
(Indiana) 3%s conv 1982
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971
4%s
98
85%
Week's Range
Friday
Period
Standard. Oil
2%s
100
86
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
^..ApriZ-Oct
5s
Standard
97
99
98
—
Stock
.
76
96%
*99%
'
85 %
gen
94
76
:
*
General mortgage 5s series B 1975.
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke A Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Noo
1st
111%
92
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1970
98%
106 Vi
94
York
High
96
221
New
Standard
-
•
Interest
,
*76
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963__Feb-A«g
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s ser J 1964_May-Nov
9
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
98 V2
*—
Consolidated
General mortgage 5s series A
ENDED MAY
Range Sinoo
Sold
High
98
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3 fas s f debs 1972
__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
WEEK
•
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
Range
Friday's
29
10
5
4,300
Jan
High
2%
Jan
13
Apr
Jan
Apr
86% Jan
Jan
125
95
,
Feb
16% Apr
19%
75 %
77% Feb
Apr
3% Mar
5
Jan
Apr
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
1
V—-
23%
shares—
American Engineering Co—
All
Control Co Inc..
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Industries
Aluminum
Book
100
15%
Apr
7%
Apr
American
American
American
Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Products
Post
Anchor
Fuel Oil
9%
Apr
y
Jan
2,500
1
Jan
25
65
Jan
Feb
'
8%
Apr
1% May
79
8,900
12% Apr
15%
Jan
27%
100
21% Jan
900
28% Mar
32
7%
15,600
6%
Jan
Castle
Catalin
1,200
27% Jan
34
Apr
31 Yz
Jan
35
Apr
Cenco
9,000
10 Ya
Jan
13
Jan
35%
355/
38 V*
6,800
21
Jan
39%
Apr
85/
x8ya
x85Z
5,200
8
Jan
9%
Feb
4
Jan
3%
2,600
6,800
3% Jan
18
Jan
19%
%
Is
"9
10%
5%
A Apr
11
12,400
6
Corp
Co
554
4,000
8% Feb
600
454
434
'
Jan
4% Jan
95% Jan
7%
3.50%
97%
9954
210
38%
36 %
39 Ya
13,000
33%
Feb
39% May
315/
33
54,800
26
Jan
33
32%
.
oVa
preferred
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp
Asamera
Ltd
Assoc Artists Productions Inc
Associate "Electric Industries—
American dep-rets reg
Associate
Laundries
America
of
Class A
Atlantic Coast -Line
Jan
1,800
5
2,200
600
2,V
20,600
95/
9%
155/
V/a
2
:
954
14,200
3% Apr
4% Apr
98
May
Cinerama
4%
2A
*2
1%
:/
2,100
Apr
15/
15/
1,100
2%
1%
1
2%
500
It Jan
vz
Jan
618
lOo
Co
"lYe
•
29%
—
280
101
101
1 Ya
Co
l'/a
1,500
1,200
30
29
1%
101%
26% Jan
30J/4
8%
3,800
3
37/
13,8(00
2,000-.
1
(8,200 >
12%
"3y4,
100
17 34
12%
«.
10%
"3%
10c
19%
1,300
7% Jan
2%
3 Ya
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
3% Apr
Shoe
Class
1
A
Industries
Baldwin tf&ibber
Baldwin
1
common
Securities
9iu
Diesel
19% May
Continental
Aviation
33
Continental
Industries
Materials
12
lo
Corp
12
2%
12%
'7%
Jan
10% May
Apr
14
Jan
May
13%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
1,600
2%
254
2,500
12
2%
American
Oil
Class
Barcelona
Barker
& Power Ltd
•
1
"3%
"35/
1
1
7%
1
i2yfl
25c
7.50
50c
%
Corp
Brothers
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Carp
(6%
convertible class A
Bearings
Inc
SeaurBrummel 'Ties
Beck ,(A 8)
Shoe
Blumenthal
(S)
Co
&
-
*
1
Bridgeport Gas Cor
BrlUo .Manufacturing Co
common
British American Oil Co_
Amer
Jan
7%
7 Ya
1,000
6
Apr
Apr
6 Yz
7%
1,400
4%
Jan
12 Va
12
800
%
8,900
54
3Va
1,500
574
5%
100
12
Apr
% Jan
Jan
2% May
Jan
5
10%
Jan
13% Jan
43
Feb
10%
Apr
5
2,000
4% May
13% Apr
6%
Jan
14%
500
14%
33%
93
93
8%
7%
8%
8 Yz
7%
8%
1%
1%
6%
7,300
5%
6%
6,400
27%
28%
200
39%
6 Ya
6
Apr
5 % Feb
7
Jan
38%
40%
7,400
34%
40% May
!i
>%
40%
41%
1,000
38 Ya
..,-1
1
15 %
11%
14% 15%
10% xll%
15%
16
'6%
ip
~8
107,200
8,400.
9 Ya
Distillers
Jan
11% Mar
800
13% Feb
17% Mar
600
2,000
21,700
5% Jan
6% Apr
16% Mar
16
6%
6%
Feb
1
convertible
1
50c
common
preferred
43%
47
10
"9%
15%
800
8% Jan
3%
4%
7%
12,000
2 % Mar
4 %
300
5% Jan
7 Ya May
,
8% Feb
50
Apr
7
8% Jan
~8% "5%
400
1
.2.50
7% Jan
2% Jan
l
.
Bunker Hilt (The) Company.
Burma-Mimes Ltd—
American dep
3%
10
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
11%
10%
10'%
12%
2,100
10%
1,300
11%
Jan
9% Jan
10% May
10%
May
Apr
9% May
2% Jau
153% Mar
Feb
11
rets ord shares
3s'6d
%
irk
1
„12%c
7,400
% Jan
1% Jan
2y4 Feb
400
354 Jan
4%
__
4%
% Feb
ord stock
Apr
&
Corp
lOo
%
54
% Jan
64,400
34 May
Cable Electric Products common—50o
Calgary & 'Edmonton Corp >Ltd
Electric Power
JS3:00 preferred;
.$2.50 {preferred
<8% ^cumulative
•
24%
10c
OaUt Eastern Aviation Inc
California
2%
]
.
16%
U$o
21
2%
24%
10,900
18% Feb
25/
16,600
1% Jan
16^/4
17
16,400
58
50
56%
56%
56%
50
I
4%
4 Ya
474
400
50
Dalvan ConsoLOil & Gas Co__
-Camden Fire Insurance
,ft
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd-
1
Canada Bread Co
•
Ltd
For footnotes
see
page
33.
May
2%
Feb
13% Jan
17
29%
~5 Ya
5
30
5%
55% Apr
.
50
Jan
Feb
57
Jan
2%
v.
4
Jan
4%
Apr
700
25
Jan
30 Ya Mar
13,100
4
Feb
6% Mar
12% May
9%
Jan
711% May
Jan
•18% Apr
4%
Jan
5%' Apr
%
Feb
T%'Mar
Feb
"T8% Apr
52,500
8
Jan
^10% Feb
6%
.400
5%
Jan
11%
800
'
3'
li
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-,
15a
Jan
5%
-6% Mar
Apr
"7% May
,k15% Apr
2% May
3%
-
Xl65a
Apr
•1'25y2 Mar
3,580
3154
Jan
48 Yz Feb
Apr
1% ;Jan
.7 7
-Mar
5a
21,200
Mar
8%
Jan
•s-^4%- 'v.4
!
7
Jan
7 .700
454
-27«
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-
254 Jan
2,000
,
....
35
."35
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s
:
3 '.I:
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3
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23
•
,
30
-
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128
G5
21 Yi
138
Jan
-
„
;
-"l%
r'-'\ 4aa -vl-li
56,660
7l
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31%
434%
28,100
22
Jan
2%Mar
"5%
3% Jan
.
Jan
Feb
Feb
76% Feb
Apr
2.
500
isz-i 2% -25a;.' % 1,500
7
400
;
rirV. 4% -5
May
'3
■'
Jan
45a
'
v4%
*'2% May
"
2% Mar
'27% .V- 7/400
Apr
V12 y2 May
5% Jan
Jan
30
1Q
/r26%
12%
1-
reg
J
; ■■
Eastern. Malleable Iron
Corp
:
$7
i
$6 preferred
Apr
7IU May
.
-40y4Mar
-3% May
-•
2078
"71,3 00
,
200
.>9%
125a 7,;-. 11%.. 12%
'100
9%
...
13.
9%
7 3,100
;
1,600
-4%
.' "36%: 36%
14 5 8 t r. .l 3 5 a rl 4 5/
8 V4y;7.v7 .5/
8%
46% T *,' .46% 7. 46%
3%
4'/a
—
11%. May
22 Yz Mar
724% Jon
'
50
1,900
26,200
35a
—
—
—
■r
Jan
"r 13% May
7%
4%
.
105'8
Jan
•
13%
Jan
35
Jan
"
Jan
3% Jan
'4% Mar
34% May
^.36% May
Jan
14% Feb
"7 6% Jan
—8%-May
46% Mar
135/
Jan
2,000
30%
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
" ' 9,700
--
—
_3%
800
4/4
-16%--,:c 450
22% ''23%. 2,100
" 3%
35a'..-.: 6,700
23%
3%
.
■
33
18%
.
■
9y4May
Jan
39%
16%" i.-16
;
S2% Feb
Jan
10
100
7.7.35..'36
3%
;
Feb
18%
liS
36
,
-13
.
•
25;
1
*
Name chgd to
Jan
33
-
*-
;
Mar
8
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.13 y8
7
•
Apr
11
400
13,900
11%
■91 a
26% *.>7195s
—
10S
1
:—
Fajardo East Sug Assoc (eff May 5)
•"
; .12% :T25a,
115 a
common—4™———1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Dynamics Corp of America
1
preferred series A
series B
Eastern Bug Associates.
9%
"
"2if;
;
Test Corp
e
400
Jan
17
12% Jan
2,900
ii%;.
.-12%
Jan
7,800
8%
•12%
Apr
"2y2 Apr
14% Jan
7
.16 7,- V.-.15
Feb
'29
225
1,600
13
.*i(j
■
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12%
Jan
11,900
15 y
2%*-".2%
18% -. 717%
18%
40:'4;s-, 40'/i
48 /:.
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9%
1,600
2%
7%
'
6
74-.14%
•
Feb
•■SVa
x58%
2%
1
4—
(The)
States
1,100
Apr
3,800
t
2
.
-/"'
7%
•
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
-Eastern
Jan
10ta
10 Ya
9%
-
7 6
,
—
10
—*
Co—_—
61% Jan
54
May
A Feb
10,800
(Allen B) Jaaborafories—
Apr
46% Mar
58
.60
,
preferred
~24%
17
{'s Jan
23%
—1
Do—
Common
Duro
18
Jan
16 Yz
1%
11%
:•
Drilling & Exploration Co^—
Duraloy
C-Television
6
7.50
32.50
1
•
•
;
—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
C
May
18
3,600
76% -77%.
10%
common—•
Draper Corp common—4——
Power
7% Feb
3
Ltd
Co
Douglas .Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Dow
DuMont
Jan
/■*--/
1
1%
—1
2.50
—*
$2 preferred
Duke
634
2] J May
'
"4%
500
6s 8d
—
Dorr-Oliver Inc:
Harris
■22% May
16%
77%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
.
800
25c
American dep rets ord reg—
Dominion
6% Feb
Yz
19%
2,300
—1
Diversey (The) "Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Driver
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Co
Jan
Jan
8
100
5% " 5%
_5%
Ltd-
Oils
Dominion Steel & Coal
9
6% serial preferred.
Buell Die &. Machine Co
.
' 8
+
B 8 F Company common
6%
(The)
5%
3,600
11%
100
Manufacturing
Foundry—
Development Corp of AmericaDiners'
5% May
12%
Club Iuo_
Ltd—
Gray Iron
15% May
—
2 Vz
Detroit
11% Feb
13y8 May
Jan
22%
7
6%
4%
Detroit Gasket ,&
Apr
42% .Mar
16,700
/./..-;■—
1
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
;I3% Feb
7%
V: 137/
.
5%
1
—.1
511
Jan
1% Mar
7
11%
common—
Feb
1% Jan
5%
12%
35
50c
5
—
Feb-
45%
1
common
Brock "Mills litd class B
60c
debentures
8 Ye
12
—
10c
A
Jan
5
:.-19% Jan
700
7%
11%
I
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A
Jan
1
Jan
1634
11,600
10
9%
654
1234
:
,—
42
Apr
800
(J '
2.50
class
33% Jan
Devon-Palmer
Distillers
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Inc„*
Rubber Co
Day Mines
*
15/
__
—_—1
Davidson Brothers Inc
6% Mar
4%May
Jan
;
Dayton
Jan
S% May
■
Feb
3
Jan
18
2ay2 Feb
Jan
%
4
Mills
28 Ya May
26 Ya
3%
5,600
4,900
__
'
•
d
Hosiery
Jan
4
2.50
:
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport
7
454
474
22%
__*_%c
;
common
Mar
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
500
6,200
5
common
•
Apr
Apr
3,900
,
--17 Yz. 1974
6
50c
93
6%
•
4% cumulative preferred
i
Sugar common
Tobacco
Daitch
~
J u
Jan
11% May
*
10Va
4,300
47/
74
-
—
2.50
Oil Co-—
Lighting "Inc
'■
Jan
26 Va Mar
900
65/
5%
t -/4
.;
;
Apr
1%
5%
•
L_.
83
28 Ya
8/4 J a il
2454
3,809
ii%
27
.
12%
•
25c
partic
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
~6 %
14%
5
Apr
*
13%
6%".
1
1
(Md)—
"A"
36 %
Feb
100
~9%
5
26% Jan
2
11,900
Jan
AYz Feb
Apr
1% Mar
14,300
11.34:
31%,
1%
10
i
commorj
Atlantic
Cuban
93/4 Apr
,1%
10%
4%
common
Curtis
10%
2%
V1 %
19%
50c
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
;•
•
•
£1
Inc
Cuban
Apr
Jan
'"72
(ord reg)--_£l
Apr
i Yz
3,400
•
Apr
Apr
7% Jan
2%
lit
1.50
83/4 Feb
7%
2%
1
5%
500
S% May
«
43/a
200
Jan
5c
Jan
1,200
Apr
4%
■
:
preferred
Cuban American
,
Amerioau dep rets *>rd reg
Brown- Company common
Brown Rubber Co
$1.12
'
-3%
■800
"17%
*
•
4
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%
10c
4% Jan
10
4%
17%
10c
;
1,600
34%
4,900
Jan
1
100
5
5
^% Jan
2%
—1
200
"4% "5%
Jan
13%
;___1.25
8% Mar
4%
Jan
2%
313 „
•
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
14% Mar
14%
200
4
20
Industries
Crown Drug Co
Jan
5% Mar
7,900
2%
10c
-
-7
7%
•
Cork Internat'l
7% Jan
%
Jan
6%
4%
Ltd
Inc
Cent Petroleum
40% Jan
May
.1,000
37/,-
—1
Crown
700
25
/ 71% May
„«!
Crown
400
Jan
1%
65/
Corp
Jan
1,100
Apr
21%
16%
3%
■3% - 3 %
5
Petroleum
Creole
Jan
90
15 a. May
Corp_
dep receipts
Jan
Jan
16%
28%
Inc
Carrier
-2Va
-12
72
1,015
77.7 300
/i
"15y4Mar
Jan
.3%
%%
Ehgineering-ul
&
5% Mar
9%
25
Jan
l5,a Mar
10 Vz
1%
Crowley Milner & Co
11%
2,000
75% Feb
16%
50c
—20c
;
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
42%
16,400
46% Jan
-
15% May
10
1% Mar
8%
103/a
2,110
2)V
.
*,a
♦
6%
3%
1514
11,
*11%
8434
87
14%
Feb
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
American
Apr
17%
4634
May
Apr
-8% -Mar
*
Jan
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Crane
Feb
14
200
Jan
5
11%
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
,
7%
',7—
—
"4 :
-39
Jan
x82
%
Corroon
73/8 Mar
11
£1
f.l
reg
British Columbia.: Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Forman
5%
3%
10
25
V
1%
Cott
Tobacco—
dep icts, ord bearer
(Amer.dep->rcts ord
.Brown
Jan
45,200
•
Brazilian Traction. Light &rPwrord
Bneeze iCorp common
British .American
5
20c
Works Inc
Gear
43%
4%
"9%
1
!
Inc
Brad Foote
Jan
!
•
A
Bohack -£JBT Cf Co- common
•
5 % % -prior -cumulative preferrecLlOO
Borne Chemical Company Ino
5
Bourjois
5%
1
common
$1
41%
1
Black Starr & Gorham class
Blauner'e common
2h Mar
("3Va
2%
3
25
50c
Benrus Watch Co inc
Bickford's Inc ncommon
Jan
3%
11%
1
Corp
Bell; Telephone .of Canada common
Betook Instrument Corp
Apr
4
1%
6%
_1
common
18,700
Jan
V;
8%
Gold Mines
Cornucopia
3%
~2
"l%
~2
66%
%;
24%
*
voting
Class B non-voting
2% Mar
_
50c
Tr Light
Steel
Barium
;
Feb
7,
4%
Co
A
Coro Inc:
shares
Ltd
25
Distillery Ltd—
Corby (H)
Banco de los Andes—
Banff
Jan
85
10c
Commercial
10%
22%
115
1
Feb
100
12
25
•
Inc
Jan
45,300
10 Ya
CO
12
1
Inc
Feb
23% .23%
2
Co
Petroleum Corp
Electric Corp__"
CoopeivJarrett
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Jan
7,100
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Baker
Jan
2%
10%
2,500
1965
Containers
Continental
3
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
-9%
Apr
Jan
46,800
(Can)
16
Apr
Feb
l'/a
754
.5%
Public Service
Machinery—
to
ext
-7VaMar
1,100
11%
vtc_
x29
19
6%
Jan
7 15% Mar
Jan
12,700
»
i" ...74
*74
87;. . ..87 ..
/;,*«• .8 — -,8.%
—
4%
16,900
9
.
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air -Lines Inc
Feb
5,000
95/
7
—
13% Jan
800
.
•
Jan
5% Mar
AYa
Jan
85a
;i5a
♦-
"
.
Jan
%
T5a
.8%
15/
95a
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Consol Retail Stores Inp
Jan
32
1454
15%
8%
7
1
Consol
12 Yz May
372
.,14%
%/.
65a V .6 Ya
-
4% May
3%
May
108%
Jan
600
-
5
Continental
•
Mar
600
..45/
—1
Vtc
Jan
4%
51
Jan
104
40
Jan
15%
!
Consol Cuban
6% Jan
3
39%
1,700
-
48% 50%
\:J 106% 108./'
1%
133»
Co—;
Compo
9% Mar
4"% May
•9% May
■
,5%
—
Oils
Jan
Jan
Apr
5%
Co
Products
Ltd
Co
Community
Jan
2%
—
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
5%
5
5
1
Products Inc
85/
3
Devices Inc
8%
1
9% May
;
15%
& Stone
Connelly
10 pesos
'
Feb
—1
'
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warranto
AtlaB Plywood Corp
5%
1
Co
Caribbean
Oil
Colon
Feb
Jan
1
28,000
1
10c
lc
—
Manufacturing
Colonial Sand
Jan
Jan
97% Mar
9%
1% May
1% Mar
7%
3
Commodore Hotel Inc—
•
12,900
1,100
1
—.
Oockshutt Farm Equipment
1% Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
1%
4%
100
100
4—
Aluminum
Coastal
Jan
2
Feb
16%
Jan
26% Mar
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
2% Mar
1% Feb
2%
Feb
15a
Jan
—-
Corp
Claussner Hosiery
Jan
10%
Mar
14
Jan
•
Corporation
Clary
5% Feb
1% Apr
8% Jan
Feb
2
1,000
9,000
'
1%
~~
•
pfd
4 Yo
Ltd
Co
Inc
Clarostat
Feb
15%
~2U
7 3,300
*
%
_1
1
$1.50 series
& Light
Controller
Clark
May
Jan
13%
Feb
~2
Oil
Chromalloy
6 3/4 Mar
15
2
2%
15
24--
..1
1
Corp—
Consolidated Mining
Oil Corp
Chief
May
Club
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Steel
Feb
13 Ya
4
4%
lc
participating
Automatic
4%
4,000
15 Ya
•'
93% Jan
2,700
1};!
,2-%
14%
1%
7*754
100
-1
1
Corp—
preferred
Charter
Tel—
Tel Ac
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Audio
6%
15
354
5
£1
Associated Oil & • Gas Co
Associated
145/
3%
.—1
Food Stores Inc
Associated
534
14%
-•
1
4
2.50
40o
25o
Rubber class A
Arnold -Altex Aluminum Co
98
98
100
4.72% ^preferred
As Co -warrants
Armstrong
5% May
11,300
10
_1
1
Christiana
25
Feb
18,300
—
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough-Ponds lnc„„—_———10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
"
4
Jan
103
Jan
3%
VA
Century Investor's Inc—4
Convertible preference
Chamberlin Co of America
1
Jau
97%
413
1V.:
Century Electric Co- common——-10 7
8 .
2 77. —
10"
—
-2.50
15%
Charis Corp common
-——;—10
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Jan
43/4
Jan
25%/25%
9% 7: ■ ,9-74
9%
Central Maine Power Co—
12% Jan
ft
5%
1%
^--.1%
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preference
Central Power
13% Feb
2% Jan
4,600
Hadley
Conv
Jan
May
3% Jan
% Feb
8% Jan
Instruments
Central Illinois Secur
16
11% Apr
%
4,600
3
2%
3
Armour
Convertible
Corp
Central
15%
9%
*
common
& Co.—4
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11%
Arkansas Power & Light—
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Products
Casco
Jan
7% May
34
3%
.
15
1%
" " 48%
2s 6d
-1
1
dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
11%
14%
2
——5.50
*
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33%
3%
Apr
35a
39,900
54,300
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/
11%
14%
30%
—
—
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& Light
/
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common.-'
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Carolina Power
34
,
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Oarnatlon
27% May
30%
'
Apr
13%
J
43i
312
4/;.
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5/4
1
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City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Apr
63
78
6%
V/z
Canso
/ Capital
"
30
30%
1
pfd—100
5
5
:
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
90
Apr
High
Jan
.—
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——
;
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Arkansas
84% Jan
5% Apr
5%
27%
4.78
shares
Ango8tura-Wupperman
34% Feb
5ye Apr
5% Jan
13%
Anglo-Lautaro titrate Corp—
"A"
200
,
1%
V/z
13%
2.40
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Jan
78
5
5
—3
5
20c
2
Thread 5% preferred
Writing Paper -common
American
AMI
250
2
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian
Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd__10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp—4
1
Jan
52
1
Meter Co
•
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Petrofina Inc class A
1
Photocopy Equip Co———1
Seal-Rap common
2
American
4,900
8
7%
1%
American Maracaibo Co
American
8 Vz
87 Yz
8
86 y2
Inc
Machine
American Manufacturing Co comu—25
American
200
*
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& Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge
Jan
45
20
-
Low
25%
—
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Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Apr
3%
8
preference——
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High
Low
*
common
Southern Petroleums
Canso
1%
i—100
*
1
i—20
Electronics
American
5,200
55/
5%
common—
American Laundry
415/
38
41
Jan
22
Jan
2%
100
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Canada
3% Mar
20,100
100
Co
3%
75a
American Beverage common
American
Jan
Jan
3%
5% «conv pfd_—15
4
1
American Air Filter
2%
2
7%
„1
preferred
$3.75 cumulative
Apr
75 a
America—
Co of
Aluminum
500
2%
2%
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stock—1
i
8
Corp
Paper
Allied
14,300
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21
-1
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35/
23% May
4% Apr
Feb
20
3%
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5%% .convertible preferred-
600
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3%
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100
45a
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100
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Allegheny Airlines Inc.
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2354
4%
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Cement
Canada
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Low
High
Low
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Last
Sale Price
Exchange
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of Prices
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FOR WEEK ENDED
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—
■
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May
4% Jan
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4%
3 % Mar
Jan
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May
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Friday!
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STOCKS
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for Week
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of Prices
Shares
Par
——-1
; -
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Electric-Bond
&
Electrographic
Share
common
Electronic
Millwork
Corp...
Erie
16,300
2714 Jan
13%
600
1114 Feb
Inc.
Corporation
Pipe Line
614
Jan
8,600
1%
2,400
1014
Feb
92
Jan
98 3 4
99
123k
2%
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12
1
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1
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15
Jan
15
May
1714
t
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28
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614
618
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class
C-orham
Manufacturing
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7%
k
7
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534
2
6%
19%
Apr
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6% Mar
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21
Jan
6
Jan
900
r-'„
16% Jan
200
.
600
500
..
5
Jan
4.900
31614
313
130
12914 130
1
114
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Inc
1%
40
;
•
1% Mar
1,425
..
2114 Apr
24% Feb
/ k 714
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7/7% Jan
2%
Jan
50c
714
He
414
Jan
320
May
133
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5,000
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ltt
1,900
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2%
20
241
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360
1%
40
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71a
3%
4%
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2%
3%
414
:4%
4%
1%
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n
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2%
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15,200
17
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12.800
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18 V*
2814
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27%
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8% Mar
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5914
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514 Mar
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2% Mar
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114
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714
1,900
1,400
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10
86
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2814
21
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Hurd Lock
&;
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5
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Imperial
Chemical
American
Imperial-Oil
(Canada)
of
footnotes
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Jan
2% Jan
1,100
714 May
101-4 Jan
300
2
Jan
3% Feb
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1914
24
23
2414
1914
1914
-
800
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128
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52
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3114
50
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1,600
5%
cumulative preferred
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Steel Chain
80
I
1,700
130
Apr
11514 Jan
27
Jan
96 *
Jan
5314
50
50
5214
5314
3,000
514
1,400
414
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1,000
814
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100
13
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1314
1814
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,
8,900
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4314 Jan
4114 Feb
714 Jan
15% Feb
.
3414 Apr
102
May
5414 Mar
54% Jan
5% May
9% Apr
13 %
May
19% Mar
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page
33.
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4314
6
4214
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5
8814
120
Mack
Truck
5%
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5
Jan
Apr
0% Jan
4% Jan
-
2% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
13% Apr
10
3%
May
2% Jan
180
5%
:
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lan
45% May
3% *"«b
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13% Jan
1514 May
30
*
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10,200
48%
47%
4814
13(,G00
27
2714
200
37% Jan
25% Jan
9%
4,800
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12
Feb
•
6
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1%
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14 Va Jan
48% May
33
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8%
2,300
8% Jan
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300
8% Feb
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10% May
%
Service
Public
Maine
5% May
19% May
t
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Magna Oil Corporation
5%
5%
1,300
414 Jan
w.r-7
Co—
19%
19 Va
19%
2,300
1
*
1414
14 %
14%
800
62%
62%
69%
1,200
5
17%
16
1714
4,200
1514 Jan
13% Jan
30%* Jan
13% Jan
Mangel
Store.? common...
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co,——
X1014 Feb
9%
Jan
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15% Jan
69% May
17% May
International Marine
Communication
Co
311
£1
Ltd—.
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changed to Massey-Ferguson Ltd
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—-
3,300
3
11
10
13
1
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13%
13%
27%
8,000
6
7%
10,800
100
Jan
3if
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
8% May
.May
13
14%
Apr
27
26%
22% Jan
28% Mar
•
3414
34
35%
2,350
33
40
1
53
50
5314
6,300
43%
1
.—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp LtdP—1
5
McKee
Aircraft
—5
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(A G)& Co common
Mead Johnson
& £o_—
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Merchants Refrigerating Co
Menasco
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1
Thermit Corp.—
—
14
900
31
36%
21,300
16%
16%
16%
2,500
17%
15%
18%
14,300
3%
31k
400
1%
3,100
15
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9%
Hone
Middle States
Midland
Oil
Petroleum common
Corp
$1
1
Abrasive-—-,
Pining Co.—
Service
common
1
—
preferred series B—-100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
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4.80%
cumulative preferred
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States
Company
72,100
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12%
28,300
22
22
22 Va
1,000
20 Va Jan
5%
6 0O
4% Mar
11%
10%
11
102% 10314
21
22
16
16
16%
u
21%'
10%
914
Inc
Milling
National
National
—
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Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket
National
Company.
Electric- Weld Machines
Presto
614 Apr
National
National
162
Steel
Rubber
Products
Car
Ltd..
common—_1
*
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
common
—10c
1
9%
Apr
Jan
11% May
12%
Jan
104
22
Feb
24 %
Feb
11
87
Mar
M Jan
Apr
May
1614 May
6
170
-Feb
3314 Mar
100% Jan
17% Jan
340
163
162
20
1%
92
Feb
Apr
Art
Feb
94% *eb
98% Feb
92
157
Jan
37% Jan
2
Apr
3% Feb
2stl
11%
123%
Ik
247/a
1,050
450
112% Jan
3,000
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20% Apr
400
26
61k
600
2514
900
3%
314
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2,000
6
Apr
4,400
241k
25%
11
' %
261k
25%
100
21 Va
Jan
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18%
Jan
2% Jan
14
13%
Apr
2%
14
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6% Apr
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Feb
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2%
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124% APT
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26
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7
Feb
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3% Feb
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6%
5
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300
5
Apr
7%
3
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314 May
3%
314
11,900
1%
1%
200
18%
18%
100
1% Jan
Jan
19%
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100
2%
23,100
91k
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15%
1,000
9
6,800
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27%
11%
l(iy
13
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27%
27%
1,000
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72,900
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100
13%
3%
300
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Feb
ian
16%
17
9%
141a
3
11% -Jan
101k Jan
1114
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Starch
National
514
Jan
16
1
Inc——w2
Corp—,.—————1
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,10
23
2,700
91
May
12% May
89% Feb
—1
-5
National Mfg &; Stores common,——1
National
Petroleum Ltd
25c
12% May
13
4,200
96 %
123
1
common
Jan
114 Apr
10
Apr
10% Mar
35,600
96 %
12314
3
32
Jan
Feb
4%
1
11
11
1
Co
Bellas
4,200
90
-—10
1
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Namm-Loeser's
75
7%
IS Mar
19
2314
/k
23%
1,000
A'
800
22
2.50
Napco Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Mar
8% Jan
11%
N
Nachman
1% Jan
12%
..100
common—
18% Feb
May
3% Mar
8% Jan
11%
,—10
50c
15
9
—.—.4
Tel & Tel
9 % Mar
300
—
Jan
36% May
600
5%
&y4
Jan
8
10% Feb
%
Feb
53% May
:!} Jan
24% Jan
15% Jan
10%
1
Metal Products
4% Jan
11%
12
cum
Mt Clemens
Jan
10
914
conv
Mid-West
Public
1%
Mar
10%
1
Corp—
2,600
3514
preferred———-—10
6%
Mieromatic
5
4%
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co—1
Michigan Sugar Co common
—--1
4414 May
1414 May
Apr
Apr
27
x914 'Feb
100
114
1
Mages
Jan
6
20% May
100
10
warrants^
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Feb
89%
2,100
12%
10
1%
Macfadden Publications Inc
Feb
Jan
21%
12%
5%. Feb
7%v Jan
Feb
-
W
13
84 y2
Jan
Jan
14 %
21
2.50
2
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(The)
33 %
514 Feb
8714
13% Jan
300
30c
Corp
National Research
capital stock—7*
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1,900
1%
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514
50
-
40
14%
5%
1
—1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wtttnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Muskogee Co common—
102
14%
20%
150
19% May
101
14%
100
3814 May
19% May
Mar
4% Jan
16% Apr
3% Jan
4% Apr
51k
Jan
56
600
4,500
15%
Jan
2414 May
19% May
5%
4%
5%
14%
—
Jan
Jan
May
41k
5
of N Y__
Liberty Fabrics
14%
Feb
Mar
*
5% May
12
2%
4%
43%
1414
17
5% Apr
17% Mar
14 .Jan
4%
9,400
3114
19% Mar
7% May
4,600
Murphy Corporation
-1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—,—,
—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
50%
31a Jftn
11,900
3% Feb
3814
2
3,100
5%
5%
Muntz TV Inc..—1
1614
2,500
7%
2
3%
1% Jan
1614
10% Jan
12%
45%
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Feb
3% Jap
100
2%
2014 Jan
24
6,500
—1
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100
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dep rets ord
Imperial Tobacco
5
7%
51k
11%
2%
12%
1,800
36.14
914
—n2.50
Hygrade- Food Products.
214 Jan
25
Feb
*18
4%
214
12,100
19
5
Hydrometals lnc_„
Mar
6%
"*14 % May
12%
55
"
r
2
1814 Apr
11% Apr
12% Mar
3
2214
:
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Humbler Oil
Mar
214 Feb
'
21
'
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200
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•.-■
common
preferred
80
22% Apr
514 Jan
Jan
ft Mar
9% Feb
400
614
50c
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2% Apr
15
Hardart Baking Co
4s. Hardart
214
.
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.
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1,300
-
19
10
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8
38
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214
1
*
400
4,000
714
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4y2
28% Jan
96
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1,200
214
714
22 34"
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214
25c
:
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-
414
714
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—
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,
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2214 s.
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Holly Stores, Luc—
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614 Jan
67y2 Jan
2014..
—1,
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1%
1,600
25c
—
class
Molybdenite Corp (G»n) Ltd——
1
Molybdenum Corp pi America—_——1
Warrants
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
714
26 3n
9214
5
—
,
Industries
Refineries
Jan
714
25
9214
25c
common
common—.
Realty
Leonard
Missouri
2514
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Electronics
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Inc
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Jan
9214
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Jan
May
4% Jan
2
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4,900
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414
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3314
*
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Henery. Hoik & Co commonHer.cules
314
'
35
4%
Jan
16% Jan
10
Co
Lapston Industries Inc_...Tr
Salle Extension University
37%
: 114
:
378
2% Jan
400
;
100
common
& Co 5 %ft
Sessions
&
Lam.son
La
Jan
314
Mar
2
1% Feb
1% Jan
.3
Jan
11%
5
—
Jan
Jan
11
200
May
25% Jan
12% Apr
12 % May
13
Feb
3,100
1
Corp—
Delaware
214
314
—o._——J_10c
Hazettine. Corp
Hecla Mining Co
Rubenstein
Foundry
30 xh
3
*
Hathaway Industries Inc
Heller 1W E)
key
1,800
Feb
Hathaway Bakeries Inc. Name chgd to
Hathaway Industries Inc (eff May 2)
Helena
La
Lamson Corp of
5,400
Apr
3%
.
L
3514
60%
Apr
••
22
V2
51a
_-33%c
1
preferred—*
50c
Midwest
—-5
Miller Wohl Co
common
,_50c
4%%
convertible preferred—-—-50
Mining Corp of Canada.
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro
Aluminum
Company
—10c
Jan
3% May
99% Apr
10% Jan
1,400
Consolidada S A
McDonnell
Jan
10% Jbn
™
3%
13%
Inc.——-1
———,75 pesos
Lake Shores Mines Ltd—
1
La
Jan
2%
Jan
111k
14%
Apparel
L'Aiglon
914 Mar
2914 1
Inc-.^—1„
Corp——
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Co
514
114 Jan
Mar
ft
3%
%
—5
—5
1
——7.50
Stores-,
Jan
-10
Hartford Electric Light
Rubber Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
214
2 ft
10%
3%
11
1
Corp class A——
Jan
—2
1
——
Corp
Inc:
Dept Stores Inc
Mays
\
Ilarnischfeger Corp__-——.
Hazel Bishop
Petroleum Co—
Mesabi Iron Co
10c
Jan
4
Jan
2,500
12'A
4,300
Hotels
Jan
1
18% Jan
20% Feb
9% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
10
500
1%
8%
6
22
10
:
l'/a
Jan
414 Mar
22%
22
t221k
1
20c
1
Knott
Jan
12% Apr
Apr
2% Feb
4,000
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
20% May
314 May
21%
1%
Maule
Apr
22
1%
Apr
2V4
7%
,
95
1%
Metal &
American Machine Co_
3,900
«
1.25
Feb
Jan
1814 Feb
100
8,800
%'» 3%
Kingsford Company™
Kingston Products
Jan
States Land & Industries-—
/
91k
3
5,200
3%
99,500
20
9
314
5,900
3
6%
300
314
91a
12 y4
9
2014
4
50c
pfd—100
———-1
11%
2%
44
15.800
20
400
20,100
2%
2014
1,100
,—1
3%
2%
12
(I B)
3%
2% Apr
113 Feb
3%'
2ft
11%!
Kleinert
Feb
15% Mar
% May
2%
(S)
78
Jan
Ik
7,300
A
11%
18»
200
7%
Jan
8
3,000
%
%-
5
3714 Jan
2ya Feb
1,600
20
]&L
10c
Jan
2%
—v
3*
-2.50
Marconi
•
—100
Commop
—.
—_——50c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—_—-—*
Hastings. Mfg
1114 May
17 Vt Jan
Apr
1% Mar
:
;
2
1%
16
5% Mar
,
6%
11:: 6%
6 la
91a Jan
Xl4% Feb
Jan
1,000
24%
67k
9%
Apr
7,200
21%
24%
814 Mar
71k
200
6%
Ik
1
Jan
Apr
71a Mar
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20%
107
100
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1,300
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Feb
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Jan
714 Feb
15%
16
1
Feb
500
4,900
2,500
11%
151k
18 V4
9314 Jan
■'
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7
8
714
100
45% Mar
Apr
714 Apr
.
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Products ,common
5
Company Inc—
—10c
Harvard-. Investors
Mdy
6,100
614
GVa
150
'
11%
Stores
Hartfield Stores
19
Jan
17y4
40
99%
6%
—
18
10,400
107
99%
-4
**,{■
10c
—
& B
Feb
18% May
7.900
21%
107
.
—7
1—5
Company 1—
Apr
57V Jan
Tea—
Western
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
14
3214 Jan
16% Jan
11% Jan
700
108,700
Vb
20
-*-•
6 ft
Westerly Financial Co———1
Films
214
Feb
814 Jan
■
181k
ill'
—-1
——
Producers
1% Jan
Jan
Apr
400
Co
Company
Oil
Feb
2% Feb
7
4% Apr
38 %
i:»
%
preferred series A—
Grecx Hydraulics-,.—,
Freehold
<197,100
•
mid
i'
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-
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—1
.
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18
class A—10c
Nonrvoting common stock—
7%. 1st preferred-—
Great* Lakes
-.38%
/
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.
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16% 1
common——4
Pacific
&
107
114 Jan
'
1
Industries Inc——
Amer
Great. Atlantic
May
•3514 May
114
27,700
19
'J.—''
--'
5
Mines
Manufacturing
1614
„
Mar
500
,
I
■
Mar
12
—_—*
Industries——
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
~~
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Grand Rapids Varnish———
H
214
21«
17 It *.
4
1
.
B__——
Inc—
Co
(Adolf) Inc.—
Dairy Products
Goodman
Gulf
114
11
2%
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Inc—i
Kidde
(Walter) &
Feb
4% Jan
;
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Seal
Uoldficld
.
11%
5
.-7
300
•214
114
Corp-i——i—a——+—1
Globe
Guild
614
2% Apr
—25c
Klein
1 a
74% Jan
814 Jan
2,600
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
28
1,200
3%
11%
(Del)—
5% Jan
1514 Jan
500
13%
3%
Jan
10% Apr
2% Feb
'
Mar
20,200
614
:•
2
2
:_£1
5
Co————
Globe
Co
4%
Jan
Jan
12%
—,—1
Corp
5% May
18% Feb
800
314
10c
common
Jan
105
common———-a—*-•
(A C)
Glenmore
Feb
1"'
epmmon——,50c
Corp
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Great
1
3514
:
Corp—.—.—*-25c
Georgia Power S5 preferred
-—*»■;
$4.60
preferred.——
—*
Gold
■:
,4
3514
Transistor
Alden
80
7%
2
3,400
15c
Co
Ltd-,
114
300
SGeneral Stores corporation-———;—1
Gilchrist
Jan
4,000
10%
9%
2%
Jan
3
;
;•
11% Mw
19%
49% May
10% Jan
7% Apr
3% Jan
1314
—
Katz Drug Company—
Ka wecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
Jan
100
*
Corp.
414 Feb
1,000
—*
dep rets ord reg—
Fireproofing common
General Indus Enterprises
Glen
Feb
2,700
6lis
1
—
common
American
Gilbert
i
4
3%
10%
-—_1
Glass
Kobacker
General
General
:
79
Co
General Plywood
i
814 Feb
'
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Co
Electric
10% May
-
Jan
32,000
1
171a
General. Acceptance
General
914 Jan
:
68
preferred
Mfg
9V4 Jap
614 Apr
750
v
8
4
3314c
,
& Company
Gas & Electric 414%
Kansas
Klrby
£1
——
100
common———1
Corp .warrants-;—
General
Alloys Co
—*
General- Builders Supply
Corp com—1
5ft convertible preferred—
--25
General- Development Corp I.-———1
5 ft-
Gellman
v
Jan
67
r—L25.
—
Ltd———
Mines
79
10c
Co
(D)
*
75"
79
400
pfd
Manufacturing vtc
Industries
Kaiser
Knox
^
Gatineau
•714 May
7
Apr
•
Feb
1
8%
Apr
2% May
1% Apr
104% Mat
Feb
32
1
Oils
Jupiter
Kaltman
5%
4,000
?
114 Feb
•
t
May
;ft.-ft' 1;
Co
,
7
11,600
800
y
2614 Map
28
514 Jan
2,900
r
Apr
.Jan
114 Jan
88,400
r
8Vs
10%
20
18% Feb
31% Feb
Kin-Ark
Fresnillp'. (The)
Company——.——_1
Fuller. (Geo A) CD—,-—
—5
Galkeno
6141-
26
——
Motor Co Ltd—
Head
7%
Canada—
American dep rets ord reg.
Fox
6*1«
TiSe:r Line
1614
75
6,800
6l^i7" "6 3 4
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7%
Fishman.
,
400
n
Ltd-——_——I
—1 ,!
Financial7 General Corp—-—,—ftlOc
Firth. Sterling Inc————I
-—2.50
Ford-Motor
1914 Jap
—,—5
1% Mar
1% Jan
9Q% Jan
....
96,900
•;
K
1714
27
Fargo Oils
Flying
Jeannette
7J00
49%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Jan
9
43.600
;
24%
101% 103%
47%
Public Seryice Co 3.90%
Fireman
:•
Facto? (Max) A: Co class A
Fairedild Camera & Instrument
J00
47%
—
Jan
Apr
1,400
1%
capital stpek-*
Company
Royalty
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American ,Oil
1414 Mar
•
9
214
1%
*
Ironrite Inc
614 May
•
Apr
3a
common——
Iowa
1114 May
<
Jan
2%
12% Mar
■
2,350
4,200
Resistance
Oil
Investors
Range Since Jan. 1
Law
i ftigb
3,100
10%
——1
Products
Lntex
1914
10%
Inc
Petroleum
International
Apr
714 May
914 Jan
,51a
1%
103%
Shares
High
18
10%
Breweries
International
31a Mar
6.200
2%
Cigar Machinery
International
4114 Mar
1,100
—50o
25c
Inc
Co
Insurance Co of North America
International
..Mar
Jan
Plywood
1814
for Week
of Prices
Lew
1
International
1314 Jan
Jan
7%
Ltd—$1 or 25c
10
I!.
214
6%
101s !
Industrial
Feb
3314
11%
11
Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
7% Jan
314 Feb
150
63t 1
;*>
1
1
8.700
3712
1014
-10
1
Sale Price
Par
,
Industrial
May
13 %
Jan
Range
Feb
31% May
13% Mar
'■>;
Jan
6,700
214
1114
fllle
.
1
—11
10
1,100
714
214
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*
:-_i
——:
Eureka
Eureka
:
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Co-———.
12
6 *'2
2%
u%
.
.—1
Forge- & Steel Corp common.
cum 1st preferred—
Esquire
3114
11
20C
6ft
Cro Manufacturing
1
131'B
4
100
:—
9
14 Jan
30'.2
1
.
Equity.. Corp common—
$2 convertible preferred
614 Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
American. Stock Exchange
High
900
49,300
1
13 3«'
._5c
Emery Air Freight Corp—I-——Empire District Electric 5ft pfd_
Lowx
814
•
!
30<8i
.
Corp
Corp of America
Inc————_—-—r—
El-Tronics.
High
8
1
common—— Trr*
Communications Inc—.-1
Electronics
Empire
Low
63«
—1
—5
Elder Mines Limited
Friday
STOCKS
-
Edo
i
WEEK ENDED MAY 9
Range Since Jan. 1
1% Jan
-
Jan
26% Apr
21% Apr
5% Apr
3%
Apr
Feb
Feb
11(4 May
2V4
J*B
11% Mar
15% May
18% Jan
31% Mar
x22
Mar
9% May
4% Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
;2; (2144)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Last
-
Par
174
_50c
New
Pacific
Mining
New
New
20%
xl974
20%
127 k
12.
Nfpissing
.
700
1%
800
11%
Jan
17%
775
39%
Jan
51%' May
21.
1
ft
.
30
34 Apr
1% Jan
1
174-
174
la
1H
115
1
G%
&7a
6%
21,300
4%
4%
4(4
4%
12,200
2%
27k
3*0
11,200
2% Apr
6%
6%
600
29.14
291 4
200
-10c
_•
6%
IIlO
North Canadian
Co
Pub 8erv 4% 1o
Northern Ind
Warrants
Nuclear
4%
200
4%
Apr
5%
47«
33,000
2%
Jan
4% May
1
5'A
51'u
5;?«
2,600
4%
Apr
6%
—50
6774
67%
.100
—
pfd.
92 'A
93
65%
Apr
Jan
Jan
72
89%
Jan
96
24,500
2%
2ft
16,600
1 Vh
1,200
1%
1 la
1%
8,800
1% Apr
1%
2
Feb
2% May
8%
Apr
111 Apr.
.
Seaboard
Oil
Oceanic
1
Company—
Ogden Corp
—50c
common
2%
27k
2*% ;
5,400
9
•
8%
9
6,800
Jan
667k
100% 10071
1%
17k
30
95%
Jan
2,200
1 %
Jan
5274
325
50%
100
1% Feb
6574
*
100
Okalta Oils Ltd
90c
Okonite Company common
,
25
Old Town Corp common
—1
40c cumulative preferred
7
Omar
Inc—-—————
.—1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amor sliares_10s
Overseas Securities.———
1
Oxford Electric Corp
1
Co class B common
Ohio Brass
100 3i
preferred
Ohio Power 474%
52%
511k
-
0
'
2
37i
ft''
I
3
2% Mar
4%
Jan
12%
Jan
57
Jan
13% May
700
11
600
ft 3
Feb
62
Apr
Jan
40
13%
1374
3
lft Feb
7%
650
'
Jan
102
3%
1,025
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52%
53
100
374
12
11%
11%
Apr
11%
66% May
60% Jan
75
2%
Apr
Apr
Mar
3%
Apr
Metals
Seeburg
(Thej
Seeman
Bros
Jan
Servomechanisms
Seton
5%
5 ",'a
Leather
jfh
<•
4%
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Oil vtc
Pan Israel
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
..
x—
Park Chemical Company-Pen
Parker
Class
class
Co
26
parkersburg-Aclna
Patlno
Penn
of
Peruvian Oils
i
Phillips
Screw
Industries
Pierce
Pneumatic Scale
Polaris
Mining
;
i
—
26%
Jan
24 %
Jan
Jan
23%
98
Jan
Jan
94%
Apr
690
99
674
Jan
101
Apr
Feb
116
Apr
86%
30
99
16%
225
100
-6%
5%
%
ft
11,200
%
..1%
l;'/4
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"4%
43/«
•
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-
400
14% Feb
14
800
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.
——
56
177/a.
1414
•
137«
574
57k
5%
2
7%
-
9
17 k
50
•
667a
174
5% Feb
&
Lambert
Prcntice-ITall Inc
Pressed
-
Metals
Preston
East
Dome
Prophet
101a
:
10
10%
•Providence
Public
Ltd—p.
of
52
29%
%
1
6
6
ft
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Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Bperry Rand Corp warrants
Etahl-Meyer Inc
Standard
Oil
f'J
3IS May
53%.
Jan
18
Feb
62
Jan
2% Mar
48
Apr
31% May
Jan
V4 Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
'14% May
1,200
7%
Feb
900
8%
Jan
1,700
9%
4%
-
91%
'
50
90
Jan
14%
15%
1,400
13% Jan
20%
1,100
16% Mar
;
.
1,400
1774
1
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;
1474
187 a
18%
50
I
774
5
18,200
1874
A May
8%
Standard
Products Co—
4,200
177 k
*
50c
1674
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(J B)
It
39
■
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40
-
*
93
6% Mar
Feb
6%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
Feb
18%
Jan
17%
Jan
6
%
1
1%
9,900
2%
34
18,200
Richwell
100
1%
—50c
Mining Co.
-Rldgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
2%
1
9%
8%
12
7%
Jan
Jan
41% Jan
Jan
9% May
4% Jan
% Jan
"
Ltd-
% Jan
Jan
& Mar
5,900
5%
52% Mar
Jan
17
1,400
9%
.6% Apr
1% Jan
2% Apr"
500
8% Jan
3
Jan
10% Mar
Eio Grande Valley Gas
Co—
<;Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
pfd F.
Inc
85%
2%
ord reg
2
12%
Inc
(
2% Jan
85%
120
82 %
Jan
2%
43,100
1%
Jan
•
12%
1,000
12% May
4% Jan
3 Vs May
86'%
Corp
Container Corp
Stone
(Hugo)
44%
2%
200
ft
%
4,800
1
Jan
ft Jan
%
\i
34,400
4%
33i
4%
19,800
3%
Jan
9%
9%
200
8%
Jan
-
% Jan
32
275a
Jan
J
Mar
2
Apr
44% May
41% Apr
v
Feb
36
2
2% Jan
% Jan
%
Apr
4% May
10%
Feb
31% Apr
14%
20-%
109
33
Feb
15
May
5,400
11%
19%
20%
108% 109
4,800
16% Mar
13%
15
Jan
20% May
Mar
115%
Jan
32% Jan
-407a
Apr
Jan
37s
Apr
Feb
6
Jan
3%
Jan
27%
Feb
95
100
X39%
x3$%
4018
6,800
3%
4%
3%
4%
13,400
3%
1%
1%
1%
3,800
1%
Feb
27% Feb
>
~7%
7%
7%
Jan
7% May
Jrn
5%
30,700
6% Mar
5%
300
6
6
15%
14%
15%
1,000
35%
36%
3,100
31
15%
12% Jan
36%
Apr
Jan
36% May
53
56
70
50
Jan
26
25%
26
300
25
Mar
56% Apr
26% Jan
45% Jan
52%. Apr
24%
22%
22%
23
24% Jan
21% Mar
23% Apr
22% Jan
21% Mar
300
3%
3
3%. Jan
2% Jan:
9% Jan;
--
200
11%
62%
1%
ft 41
c!i
438
5%
3
3%
'
3
9%
•
5% ■; 6
5%
91%
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14
56 -
1
1 - 18%
1
1
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1— 2v«
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50c a —
25c
—1
13-;s
—•" <■ ■
5
13%
131a
1%
17%
33
1
15
-
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400
-
7
9,200
10 U
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International Petrol Corp——1
1%
15%
147«
3%
3 j.
.
—1
:
5%
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2%
4%
2%
2
2%
1
400
4%
2%.
17 7
56
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45,700
'---500
3%
3%
*
3,400
14%
13%
56
54%
;
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13 %
13%
1,000
12%
13%
400
17%
30%
15
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class
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5
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cumulative preferred
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1,000
11%
2%
13%
3%
18,200
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28*4 May
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4
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274 Apr
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1
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500
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2174 May
16%
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Apr
17% May
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.
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4%
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20%
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30 Va
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87i Jan
Jan
Jan
10
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5
1,200
3%
Jan
5%
2%
..
Thewr Shovel Co common—
3% May
3%
Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
4%
;
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—
Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Feb
13%
common
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—
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Calgary
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15%
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6%
5%
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10%
6%
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Roosevelt Raceway Inc
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Apr
Feb
15%
20% May
19% Feb
10,900
6
common
Mar
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27%
common-
Symington Wayne Corp
16% Feb
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1
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100
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17
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-
96% Jan
60
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27%
2% Apr-
35
-
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Reliance Insurance
Rolls Royce Ltd—
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19%
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1
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19%
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900
14%
91
1
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130
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15%
10
.
1,100
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8%
4,100
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1
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1
Raymond International Inc.
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v
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Jan
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6% Feb
r
4% Jan
2%
99
23 %
20
5
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97
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convertible preferred
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900
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16
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15 Jan
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
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v
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Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
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6
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237k
300 74
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Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
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44.800
2
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•
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Simplicity Pattern common
Apr
25% Mar
1,500
26%
227k
93%
2
2
A—:
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213«
2.300
-8%
Simmons-Boardman
27
400
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Jan
7% Apr
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19 V* Jan
•
Jan
2
Ltd
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18%
2%
778
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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Page-Hersey Tubes common
-
-
5
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•
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2,300
'
pfd
22%
-
100
Breweries
28% Mar
267k
24%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
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*
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*
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26
27%.
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600
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2614
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redeemable
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1,000 ~ '
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1
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26
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26%
■
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15
7%
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33%
3374
2774
25
25
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
1st preferred
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
5 VttVc
-
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class B
America
Corp
31% Mar
337k
33%
1st pfd—25
13%
14%
7%
1
Inc
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1214
14
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1
1.
Inc
Sentry Corp
Serrick
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Airlines
Western
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Securities Corp General
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.
High
.
Sicks
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
'
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i4»„
—*
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16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—.
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5.60% preferred
...
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Savoy Oil Inc tDeli__.
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Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
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of Priees
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174
*
Carlos Milling Co
America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
4 {I
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s
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2 ft
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2
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17i«
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of
10
130
3A
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Jan
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Ltd
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!»
Apr
32% Mar
Jan
414
—
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Penn
North
Jan
474
1
Airlines
Northeast
Jan
7%
5% Apr
2 6
5
6%
...
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Royalties Inc
Oils Ltd
North- American
lit May
6% May
Jan
25
10
Jan
1A
4% Apr
2,300
.
Apr
Mar
25
13% Feb
17,100
21
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Feb
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Cement class A—
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May
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17
1
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Southern Railway
Norfolk
98
51 7'4 %:
1/1;
—
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North
May
1
Apr
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Corporation
Norbute
Jan
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Inc
Lites
May
117«
Jan
iif
94
Feb
22%
Jan
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17
Nickel Rim Mines
Noma
Feb
Feb
13
Jan
if
125
93
3%
„10
common—
Merchandise
Ltd
Mines-
York
New
71i
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4,bUii
1
——
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Apr
Jah
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It,100
26,800
Feb
114
%
6,600
v
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1%
125... Jan
8,500
13
li'ii
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1
Superior Oils—.
Auction Co
New York & Honduras
York
.3,810
.
4,200
—1
New
New
-..
Apr
11% May
lft Jan
3,300
IS
.
Sale Price
Par
23% Mar
Jan
1
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94
Co common
Jan
5%
1
%
t
Co
Park
New Process
139%-
.
~
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19%
;
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Zinc
Jersey
Mexico & Arizona
1,400
20,200
-
1 '.4 «lft
138% 14174
174
Chamberlain Petroleum——
_100
New England 'i. el & -Tel—v.-*-—
1
New Haven Clock & Watch Co——
,„50c
New Idria Min & Chem Co
—
New
New
117k
1
10'2
Last
American Stock Excbang*
/
1%
Jan
1
1,600
17k
233j
874
5
Neptune Meter common..——---•
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Nestie-Le Mur Co common—
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,
STOCKS
Low
22%
,_30c
Electric Corp
Union
National
-
'
1
High
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 9
RANGE
;
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchang#
American Stock
•
Sale*
Week'#
Friday
STOCKS
3
300
2%
Apr
3% Feb
Apr
u
Chemical Corp
of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
Unexcelled
Union
Gas
Co
5
5%
6%
Feb
68%
5%
Jan
80 34
Apr
300
7%
Jan
974
100
19 %
Jan
2,000
*
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8%
.20
20%
9
20%
4% Jan
Apr
20'% Feb
Volume
Number 5741
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
United
Products
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
Corp
Elastic
United
United
Milk
United
Molasses
High
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60.800
57b
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67,t
6,700
American
Amer
,■
dep
United N J
United
-.r.A
r'b
200
,
974 May
A
7%
Jan
Jan
% Apr
3,300
31%
31 %
31%
U
uuurman
Apr
1%
Danzig Port
AS
Jan
f
Jan
34
Feb
374 May
'
.
47b
S
Sharing
Foil
U S Rubber
United
1
-50c
Corp
312
Apr
Insurance
Victoreen
32%
2%
200
1%
1%
1,400
43%
427 b
43%
200
2
•
•
15%
34%
57a
5%
2%
2% Mar
19.900
13%
secured
Mar
i, 15% May
34% May
c,
7s
47 b
Feb
Apr
80
30%
Jan
38 Y*
Feb
2
Jan
2%
4% May
47o
1,000
.2%
800
4%
47a
Feb
3
1,200
2%
Jan
3%
1939
7,200
27b Apr
47b
(60%
(Prov)
Waitt &
A7s
(issue
of
400
8
200
10
May
2
(.0
100
1
80
mi
3%
3%
3 la
$2 cumulative preferred:
&
56
2%
Waltham
Webb &
1
Precision.Instrument Co
Knapp Inc..
"preference
—:
Webster Investors inc
&
Weiman
Wentwortft
1
1%
Gas
Y%
1%
HO
_1,25 •"
1%
1%
Ltd
Western
Ltd
Western
Stockholders
"Aroer
dep
Western Tablet &
Janeiro
White
Stores
a%%
Inc
Wilson
C)
Brothers
(John)
Wood
„
Pwr
—5
4
Industries
27
267
14%
14 V*
29
28
No par
f
varue.
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
dividend.
Stock and Bond
on
-Stocks-
.
A
conv
Research
175
B
Electrotype
1ft".
8%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Apr
13%- Feb
Jan
19 %
series D
Jan
"34
874
Apr
11
a—
May
8—- -1—
or
Feb
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
High
145
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
52
9874
41
series
G
1976—Jan-July
H
& Gas
Co 6s
1998—Jan-July
947 b
6
92
95.32
89.33
463.67
113.70
77.56
159.86
95.35
77.50
159.49
95.41
89.31
462.50
114.17
77.74
159.81
95.40
93.51
82.19
89.33
113.06
89.42
Closing
Range
-
90.00
93.61
82.27
93.46
82.55
90.11
93.52
82.35
.
93.59
1
90.11
;
90.13
90.24
Fri.
May 8__
May 9..,
82.20
1958
for
82.20 May
9
72.75 Jan
——
2
—
81.62
-
Range
for 1957
High
Low
/
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec
24
iBdex ot Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based
stock for the week
m
r\v«A
on the closing prices of the common
May 2, 1953, for composite and by major industry
week and with highs and lows for the *
ended
/ 1
n
:
'• "
v.
'
'
Composite
,
'■
-■
'
J
f
.
A
"
* "
"■
2,'58
May
-
••
-
"
—
-
-
1958—
Percent
Apr. 25, '58
High
Change
321.9"
320.0
398.1
>
349.5
347.6
•
LOW
.;
+0.6
„
321.9
299.0
H-0.7
i
401.0"
—.•_>
-
"f f\f\ \
,
•
401.0
373.3
353.8
332.2
'
Durable
-z-
•
Goods
Non-Durable
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
441,1*
and Service
i
;
293.8
296.0"
402.2
295.7
244.5
219.7
—0.1
-
441.1
+1.1
168.3
296.3*
..
+ 0.9
241.8
168.1
+0.5-.
".
437.3
244.5*
Mining
"New
96
8474
29
77
85
Mar-Sept
1965
168.3
155.5
0.9
296.3
263.2
+ 0.1
296.0
261.3
I
High.
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
90
43/48 series I 1982
1982
Southern California Gas 3%s
Southern Counties Gas
Gas
&
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
3s 1971—
3%s
1970
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs
West Penn Traction 5 s
1974,—
1960
Newspaper Union 6s
49
54
77
857b
•
5374
847b
i
36
86
—
87
113
5
10174 10174
10174
..
12
9174
1
9174
110074
+93
136
9274
86%
87
987 b
100%
97%
•a —
4
136
93
9474
130%
56%
9474
10
96%
2,771,340
85
957b
89%
9274
~2
997 b
99
8774
2,789,600
4,220,000
187,000
4,407,000
2,753,040
4,768,000
173,000
4,941,000
14,103,810
$23,149,500
Total.
13
997b
97%
1958
of
Shares
Railroad
107
13
104 %
106%
7s
1951
3
9974
——
1951
$452,712,920
95
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99%
89%
92
7
58
100
67
48
61
Government
Bonds
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid Ss Asked
High
No.
$427,000
5,070,565
$26,000
Jan, 1 to May 9
Stocks—No.
Jan. 1
High
of
Shares-
1958
5,070,565
1957
4,262,460
58,313,429
79,404,454
$293,000
$6,816,000
$4,387,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate —
$427,000
26,000
—
—
113
113
Total
19,000
AAA
(.101
AAA
805,000
706,000
770,000
9,000
43,000
1158
1126
84,000
1957
1958
Range Sine*
1190
April-Oct
$496,000
82,000
Week Ended May 9
Banks—
Feb-Aug
$43,000
1,022,330
Fri.
Low
91,000
May 9
Thurs.
Sold
4,000
71,000
—
Bond#
77,000
5.000
May 8
—
May 7
Week's Rang*
or
~5"ooo
"Y.000
May 6
Wed.
98-
161,000
1.000
83,000
May 5
Tues.
69%
10274
95%
$83,000
29,000
132,000
Mon.
10074
63%
10174
9974
Bonds
; $5,000
$59,000
103
9474
11027b
Total
Bonds
.
-
$19,000
955,815
867,985
100%
.
Bonds
1,039,425
1,185,010
2
3
68
Domestic
,
Shares)
42
10074 10074
197
351,811,300
$368,450,350 :
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
.Stocks
(No. of
100
Last
Jan-July
430,610.000
$19,901,500
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
1107b
Low
(Germany)
19,055,500
$24,163,500
*
_Feb-Aug
52,000
16,517,050
23,149,500
.
1937b
68
$70,000
59,000
anT Industrial
109%
19174
Friday
Central Bk of German State & Prov
A 6s series A
1952
22,039,920
189,313,816
$4,000
Total
105%
1110
Interest
Exchange
$846,000
Bank
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
206,084,845
Government
Total
BONDS
12,067,851
Bond»
B.
International
89%
103
1007i
1957
1958
1957
14,103,810
$1,014,000
Stocks—No.
100
37
107
-June-Dec
Jan. 1 to May 9
9&
105
58
$24,163,500
$1,014,000
Week Ended May 9
101
105
Feb-Aug
4,877,500
227,000
May 8
May 9
100
87%
195
9974
4,777,000
93
189
99
$5,161,000
190,000
'
104
189
105
$237,000
4,587,000
4,650,500
Fri.
U.
9974
Sales
$4,924,000
Thurs.
94
50
52
997 b
Bond
Bonds
136
10
52
189
May 7
...
100%
{93
78
94 74
99
Total
Government
2,679,120
May 6
Wed.
United States
Bonds
Bonds
3,110,710
May 5
Tues.
Foreign
Bonds
91%
6
9274
9874
;• •
Mon.
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and MisceL
Shares
102%
88
193
52
Stocks
No. of
101
97%
...
136
'
80%
99
1007b 100 74
110074
JEtffte-Aug
1959
99
8174
Feb-Aug
-Uvjie-Dec
87
18674
86
Jan-July
Jan-July
98%
rn
1
36
'
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
_Feb-Aug
-Jem-July
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
96
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
49%
40
4
9274
98
-Feb-Aug
4
42
35%
9874
4774 *47%
13374
9872
May-Won
1967—
1982
B
159.08
82.17
135
8374
-May-Nou
;
1961
series
series
77.66
89.20
95.15
99
130
8474
.
4%s
A 6s
112.65
158.56
462.88
Dale—
50
947b
1
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
3%s
A Baden
Bonds
High
94%
10
9874
}130
April-Oct
1979
American
40
,
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
-Jan
Week's Range
llq tr ctfs—
1076
Western
5 74. Mar
Jan
T74
1:47%
1978
&
——
Feb
49%May
1,100
Power
3%s series E
Webb
30% Jan
7,000
Feb-Aug
Southwestern
Feb
12
—Jan-July
Jan-July
A
J
ities
groups compared with the preceding
174
834
1973—
series
100%
97a
947 a
series B 1073
274s series C 1976—
4748
18% Mar
,-r
17
3T300
49%
—May
3s
F
i
200
May-Nov
1970
4s
Southern California Edison 3s
series
Jan
500
18%
Jan-July
1963
deb
7s
Harbor Water
3s
15
93% Jan? in
20
1274'
•
46%'
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nov
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
%
461.12
6
7
Apr
June-Dec
Corp—
debentures
Public "Service Electric
374s
5
May
]\Iay
77.44
Jan
574
Quar-Feb
Power Realization Trust 6%%
series
May
112.27
Feb
Jan
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 374s 1968April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—.:
_April-Oct
Pennylvanin Water & Power 37'4S 1964—June-Dec
3%8 197a
-J an-July
374s
10
37a
-"6%8 due 1953 extended to 1963
„
1174 Jan:
2,500
June-Dec
debs 1967
374s 1961;
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Safe
459.56
2—..
May
May
Apr
5
June-Dec
.
New England Power
Rapid
Total
Util¬
Rails
Jan
Last
1970
convertible - subord'
5s
2%
7%
Sale Price
1970
RR
Western
Midland Vdlley RR 4%
National
29
Jan
10
Grade
Rails
81.90
16 %
1ft
series A 1993
Flying Tiger Line 5748
-
May
Division—
N J
1st mortgage 4s
Altalian
15
Jan
trials
Thurs.
1374
Period
1998
series
Jan
Stocks
10
Second
Grade
Western RR—
&
of
&
ities
Indus¬
High
Apr
972
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
roads
65
Low
Apr
Interest
Aug 1
v
'
Manufacturing
♦
3%s
Apr-
ft
Chicago Transit Authority 374s 1978
Lack
trials
Util¬
...
First
10
81.46
4%
49%
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Lackawanna
Date
Rail¬
Total
81.51
"5%
Low
Delaware
Lidus-
,
15
May 5—_
May 6—
Wed. May 7
200
Friday
2%s
/
.
.
~
Exchange
Power
xEx-
range).
-Bonds-
20
Jan
174
17 a
£1
Stock
year's
10
30
Mon.
■■Ti.
10c
BONDS
in
Averages
Jan
40
974
5s
Corp
included
(nob
Tues.
200
5
8
Hargreaves Ltd—
cash
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
27% Mar
4,300
18
Petroleum
for
the
are
Mar
28
574
9872
preference.
Edison
rTransaction
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive;
'conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting-trust certificates;
wi,.
when Issued; "ww,". with
warrants; "x w,"- without warrants.
28% May
11%
9772
Zapata
Boston
range.)
(35 Stocks)
127M
18 7
Bethlehem Steel 6s
year's
Compiled by National Quotation JBureau, Inc.
5 Vh
5 lb
1274
Elec
distribution,
in
J an
•'
107b
11
17 >2
Wright
3974
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), dEx-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend.' li Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
Ex-rights., z Ex-liquidating dividend.
;
ABonds being traded flat.
IFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership. '
■
■
•
Jan
127b
.
1
Steel &
aDeferred
Apr
Jan
1912
350
4,300
2%
pfd——100
Ltd
-*
reg
3774
—
5074
"
1
Woodiey Petroleum common
Wooiworth (F W) Ltd—;
$3974
56
43%
25
y
Jan
4 74
Apr
3/4
11,100
15
-
2
AAmer
2a 2012—Jan-July
49
Mar
93%
267b Apr
'23% Apr
x25% Mar
50
25
Amer dep rets ord
%
300
b
29
27b
Lt 4%%
Industries
Appalachian
A)
4874
100
53
,7t Mar
32
135
Feb
4,5*00
1
-
Industries; Inc_„
American
(Plan
487b
99%
57
Jan
H
2
.
,
Feb
35
Woodall
{ 6%
Jan
AY* Feb
400
26 *
26%
Wood Newspaper Machine
,
91
70
200"
28
25
—10
Co—
common
&
■27b
Feb
1,700
26
25
1
preferred—
Wisconsin
7'a
"
4%
23
1
preferred
Corp.:
&
Feb
Apr
12,200
la
*
(R
17%
1% Jan :ii-//0{'2
«
1%
Oil- Co—10c
Wickes (The) Corp,
Williams-Mc Williams
Williams
600
Jan
Jan
••%"
Apr
1,600
1
common
Oil
River
2Ve
120
10
convertible
"
92 7a
4%
-20
—
Inc_
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Tnternat
.Wichita
stnrpd
61Y*
$72
Jan-July
Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland ' Coal
Westmoreland
400
Jan
1%
1197/2
-
-
Apr
16% Apr
1st pfd—100
ord Shares,
—Is
Stationery common,* '
rets
-•
A
"91
*
Maryland Ry 1%
1947
$53
Jan
1%
Jan
107
200
'
A~46^~^fdl——100
Utilities
Leaseholds
Western
V8
-
140
113
%
,
West Texas
*
61
'
$101
Apr
277b
-
% May
74,200
2%
1%
27-4
1
—
172
Mar-Sepf
Apr
2174
Jan
"
.17%'
173
$60
1
_June-Dec
Mar
3%
Apr
109%;
4
17%
17%
5 ;
147a
24%
18,500
17B
1
108
Inc
Oil' &
IV#
7S
1
108%
,
Manufacturing—.1
West Canadian
25
161%
—
'
ATay-Nov
April-OCt
1972
de
20
197
17374
2008
Rio
High
1974
194
—
1237b
Feb
Jan
100
20%
24%
_♦
—
(Del)
Company
20%
24%
10c
series
$6
.
1927)
Denmark
Low
1
1165
5s
Jan
69
•
1% Mar
300
1,100
'20 V4
—30
Inc
Tier nan
of
Jan. 1
No.
20
stamped (Plan A) 274s
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Parana
.
Wallace
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sepf
May-Not)
1949
Feb
'""2%
Apr
2% Jan
_•
:
Oct
Mortgage Bank
listed
Bond Inc—
6%s
Jan
8*4
_•
-
Germany—
redeemed)
Jan
3%
8"B
8V4
3V4
27b
"3
$171 %
20
Range Since
Sold
Apr
3512
2%
♦
Co__
j.947
119774
June-Dec
7i»
Bonds
High
Jan
1.300
x347b
4'.4
1
2
Range
Friday's
Jan-July
.Feb-Aug
674s stamped 1958
(Plan A) 274s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(issue Of May 1927) 1947
6% Mar
M
Aircraft
1952
1947
6s
Hanover
Below
Waco
or
Bid & Asked
Feb
4%1 Jan
35%
1
Wagner Baking woting ctfs ext
7V preferred——
!
Muiiic
Cons
674s
ALima City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped
Jan
25
Jan
3.600
Jan,
44
Jan
22%
6
Feb
17b
Feb
95,800
.
Jan
38%
4%
Jan
1% Jan
39%
2%
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing-.
.
78 %
5
5
Vinco
-
4% Mar
warrants
Instrument Co,
Sale Price
Hanover (City of)
Apr
VA Apr
.
1
preferred
Steel Co
37 b
24% Mar
147 b
31%
Apr
8% Apr
28% Mar
Jan
31
_,
__
14%
5
Apr
20
-
200
10,900
——
Apr
26%
774 May
.
2 lb
33%
2
200
.
49,9Cfo
36%
2%
;
15
common
Industries
(The)
35%
;
/
.
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
2%
2.000
77a
27%
14
Co
common
Norman
3%
73i
189
Apr
%
9
267 b
10
Sugar
convertible
$4
Van
3
168
2,350
—
25c
—
Products
Vanadium-Alloys
14,600
27%
50c
Universal Marion Corp
Valspar Corp
3
24%
21%
1
Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho
20
2%
''
3%
.
.
1
United Stores
Universal
182
1
States
Universal
—
1
B
Reclaiming Co
Vitamin Corp
"
"
2%
23*
10
Tile Co
class
■
182
25
—
Last
Period
'
W—
-100
common—
Conditioning
Ceramic
8
U
Canal
Waterways
A
Feb
3% Jan
:
.<
-
&
A
29
'
^
preferred—-!.;
Air
S
U
'
*
registered— __10s
crd
RR &
Profit
10%.
Ltd—
Co
rets
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Low
'
%
Stock
High
5 is
ft;
5
common
Low
(> %
*
*.
Products
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
'
9 %
—10c
Corp.,
9
BONDS
Shares
9%
1
_
_
MAY
"
common.—50c
United Cuban Oil Inc
of Prices
Low
-
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
558,000
co
1 A a
aaa
SS
QQQ
AAA
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..Monday, May 12, 1958
.
(2146)
U
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED MAY
FOR
9
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
for Week
Sale Price
i
Low
Par
Sugar Refining common .—25
-100
American Tel & Tel
«*—
50
Anaconda Co
176%
25
52%
American
Boston Edison
i-
8% Mar
13%
1,841
28%
40
26 Va
Feb
2,558
167%
Jan
44%
45 %
152
39%
Feb
52%
54%
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6%
.100
Chemical
Pennsylvania RR CoQuincy Mining CoRexall Drug Co*
U
51 %
,58
144
34% Mar
I.
MathIe6on
Olln
145
12%
a—* .10
Feb
102
90 Vs Mar
10
17%
16%
17%
-20
England Electric SystemNew England Tel & Tel Co—;—
N V, N H & Hartford RR
New
28
180
60
6c
1
Companies
8ervice
61% May
65% Feb
61%
****_—
90% Mar
9%
-_10
Corp
RR Co 5%
Maine Central
25% Mar
36% Mar
pfd_„.
Lone Star Cement
National
367
34%
'
„25
—-
95% Jan
!n
•
Jan
37%
Apr
33 Va Apf
1,396
85%
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'Boston
Loew's
4 *.
Apr
14%
'
Jan
57
34 Vs
50
common
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84%' Apr
21% Jan
_*.*.**_*
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Woolworth
63 % May
37%
36 Va
59%
General' Electric Co
Island
S
183
r
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25
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/.
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Jan
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•
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U
Jan
81
635
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U
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■
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.
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Stores
6%
—100
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•
80%
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;>•*' Toledo Edison .—**£—.
52% May
-
V
21% Jan
80
Jan
/.•' 55%-May
48% May
-
Feb
^
Cities 8ervice
51% Apr
Feb
2%
5
25%
:25%
1
Sunray Oil
42%
70'
4
55% May
' ys 20^4
47% Mar
340.
55% :
14
—*1
Studebaker-Packard
Feb
44
25 Vs
55
50%
53%
(N
70
55%-,
—'
,
..—500
OiL(Ohio)
Standard
29%
'50%
55%
(Indiana)*.
Standard Oil
22% Mar
29% May
229:'-.
3
:iiiini5
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Standard
177%
Apr
47% Mar
176%
175
High
r
Feb
18=8
22
21%
55%
•'
_—_*.***——
Sperry
LOW
High
>21%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-
Mobil
Randi**;——
Socony
13% May
30
Mar
9Va
——-—.
Maine
Boston &
Sinclair
High
LOW
11%
13%
Low
1.40
Schenley *—**—_*——
Sears, Roebuck
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
28%
5
Corp—**■*
American Motors
■
[Range
of Prices
^Iv'Far":
Sales
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Sales
i Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
1,000
4,000
100
May
15% May
25% Jan
25% Apr
30% Jan
72% Mar
77% May
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Number 5741
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2147X
38|
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Par
Budd Company
5
—
,
1,300
12
/ •
31%
11%
31%
18%
-
18%
18%
26%
*
26
26%' *
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Brothers—.
xll%
13%
29%
1%
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Brewing
Apr
16
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Apr
32
Feb
Missouri Portland
17
Jan
22%
Jan
18%
Modine
Feb *
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&
(Un)
,,
&
Corp—_
Hecla Inc
Calumet. &
%
1—1- 10c
5
,
Television
C
11%
(Un).
Canadian- Prospect Ltd—
16 %c
Carrier
Corp
Central & South
West
Certain-teed
23%
1
22,500
1% Jan
42
800
32% Jan
17%-
700
12
2
.2
200
,
Jan
46 V-z
900
41 y2
35%
35%
100
io y8
1,000
19%
20
56
56
55
9
"
50
54%
Jan
1,200
800 V
46 y2
Inc
Vernon
76%
400
73%
Feb
32 %
800
28
Mar
32% May
53 %
300
42
Jan
53% May
Fa%c Jam
31
30%
31
36%
35%
36%
800
Apr
28% Jan
50%
50%
500
43% Jan
52% Mae
36
37
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11
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37
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National
May
700»
10% Mar
30
3,900
*
loo
3%i
18%
:
19
160
18%
36% May
34%
100
33%
Jan
4<%
Apr
34%
—■
36%> Jan
'
Apr
2%- Jan-
National
Jan
National
Tile
New
52% Mar
57
Apr
48
55
May
York
-5
(Un)
23%
23%
23%
400
Mar.
Jan
20%
47%
48%
300
43
85%
86%
300
85%
Co
.10
25%
26%
650
37% Feb
-
21% Jan.
_1
-5
25% May
Standard
20%
Co
&
-1
-
Co
(Un)
Gypsum
National Lead
Jan
reb
30
53 %
pfd_
conv
Muskegon Motor Spec
7% May
80%
30
■
-
50c
Co
35% May
11 y4 Jan
Mar
17%
Mt
High
Jan-
75%
76
6%
53%
(Philip) & Co (Un)
Motorola
•
200
May
17% May.
2% Feb
....
31% Jan
9
(Un)
2% Mar V
42
1% Feb
45 %
Champlin Oil & Ref common
$3 convertible preferred
May1
25%
Jan
17
(Un.)
Service-
Products
9Va Jan
400
41
Corp.
Public
Illinois
Central
300
LOW
7%
II—2
Manufacturing Co
Chemical (Un)
Morris
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
-
1%
1%'
% May {
12 y4 Mar 1
.
"
10
common
Celanese Corp of America
Centlivre Brewing Corp
i't Mar
-
Low.
12.50
Monsanto
26y2 May.
'
*
100
11%
25%
11%
25
.——25
Canadian.- Pacific
•haras
I—10
Cement
Montgomery Ward & Co_
C
far Week
-1
Co
9%
50
'
Week's
Range
sf Prices
Far
Jan
27%
500
"
Sales
Last
High
1% Jan
500
1,100
14y2'-
1
—
__
Butler
500
5
(Un)
Friday
Sale Fries
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1%
.12.50
Burlington Industries
Eurrougha Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
9
STOCKS
Shares
High
1%
14%
lVs
MAY
for Week
of Prices
Low*
—20c
Brad Foote Gear. Works..*—.
ENDED
Sales
Mfg—
25%
-1
'
-
Central RR.
6 %■.'
6%
200
15%
15%
6
100
23% May
48%. May
Jan.
Feb
101%
Apr
Jan
29
"
Jan
7%i Jan
Ohio
&
Ry (Un)
—
Apr
_*
14%
15%
400
11% Jan
com
*
Northwestern Ry—
5% series A preferred———
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
$7 convertible preferred
*
Chrysler- Corp--—w—.——
25
15 y8
15%
100
13%
Chicaga. Milw St Paul & Pac_——
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago &
Cities
Service
24%
400
19%
22%
22%
1,200
10%
5,400
133
135
135
Jan
23 y4
Apr
7'% Jan
32
123 y2
.
-5
21%
21%
21%
27%
28
L 1,200
37%
38
400
Illinois
Gas
Co
States
Power
34 %"'*■;
—.
28
16% Jan
9,100
26%
21% May
28
Ape
39% Mar
Apr
13
Jan
16
Jan-
Jan
Co—
19%
73
13
.10
•
20
71%
20
-8
(Minnesota) (Un)—
Bancorporation
Northwest
10
123 %
135
Mar
47%
1,800
44%
Apr
57
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Co
53%
4,900
45
Feb
53%'May
Ohio
Oil
(Un)
34%
1,600
34%
Oklahoma Natural Gas-
Oak
Jan
1
28
Jan
_100
84%
84 '
84 %■
250
79%
Jan
—15
39%
39%
39%
200
37% Mar
—.5
13%
13%
13%
500
12
500
18% Apr
22 y8
16
Jan
18% May
48
Coleman Co
34% Maw
49%
33%
common.
Iron
4%%. preferred
Cleveland Electric Ilium
38%
45
53
—
Cleveland. Cliff's
900
'
3,800^
14%.
v.;
20>
Apr
1,050
-
73
May
Mar
Jan
32% Jan
34%.
Northern
Jan
135
13 % Apr
15% Feb
33%
II
(Un)—
Northern Natural Gas Co (new w i)_. .10
Northern Pacific Ry—
-5
10 y2 May
Jan
500
33%
Northern
24% May
19%
8%
133
10
Co-
£
23%
10%
29%
.10
North American Aviation
16% Mar
16'% Feb
Jan
29%
North-American Car Corp
Chesapeake
Co
J18
84 % May
Olin-Mathieson
12%
Jan
55%
55%
55%
200
51
Jan
56
•
40%
34%
32%
34%
800
28%
Jan
34 % May-
32%
32%
100
33%
35
1,800
26% Apr
32% Apr
32% May
34%
69
69
69
100
64% Feb
69'
15%
15%
200
13% Jan
37
37%
300
33% Apr
38%
Feb
15%
15%
100
14
Jan
15%
May
10%
10%
1,300
7"%
Jan
10% May
23
23
100
23% Jaw
1
7.50
Owens-Illinois Glass
Jan
13%
12
Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Corp
5
6.25
2,300
Feb
" Apr
43%
Feb
May
'
Inc
14
Jan
Jan
.
Pan
Colorado Fuel
&
Iron
20%
Corp
Columbia. Gas System
-10
(Un
._25
Commonwealth Edison commonConsolidated
Cement
Consumers
Co
Continental Motors Corp
Co of America
Crane
Co
—
Cudahy. Packing
Parker
18'A Mar
400
48%
Feb
51%
2,100
17y8
Jan
48%
% Jan
500
6%
Jan
48% May
8% Apr
1,600
11%
Jan
14%
Penn-Texas
41
200
Apr
8%
8%
12%
13%
28%
.
28%
100
24%
Jan
28% Mar
18%
600
15%
Feb
19 y4
7%
Jan
10%
11
22
22%
23%
1,100
1,200
21% Mar
11 ;
28
Co
(Un)
class
Corp
1
1
—
B
37%
2
*
10%
5
Jan
12%
Jan
34%
34%
35
1,500
27%
Jan
39%
39%
39%
1,800
38'/b
Jan
May
40% Mar
17-
17%
250
16 V*
Feb
18%
Jan
55%
55%
56
500
51%
Apr
59
Feb
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Du
Mont
5
I
Co
Laboratories
5
(Allen
Inc
B)—
Common
de Nemours (Un)
24%
24%
24'/a
800
45%
500
37
14%
15
400
40
39%
40%
1,700
Flour
Ford
Mills
America
of
Motor
Foremost
,
•
37% Jan
41%
100
44
33%
34%
500
29% Feb
51% May
34% Apr
42%
42%
200
37% Feb
43% May
32%
34%
1,700
30%
27
27 %
400
42%
44%
31%
32%
Pure
OH
Co
(Un)
33%
5
5
Radio
•
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
500
3%
Jan
4
Feb
Apr
186%
Jan
Reynolds
f
300
99% Feb
107%
Apr
5
,68
13y2 May
13%
Apr
River
17%
300
15% Jan
17%
Apr
16%
16%
250
15%
Apr
4%
50
4%
Apr
1,200
37%
Jan
'41 %
2,100
15
Jan
*18
Four-Wheel
Ji'
i
5
39%
39%
40%
2
18
17%
18
Brothers
Raisin
Auto
Gamble
Skogmo Inc
General American Transport
General
Bex
11
10%
11
12
11%
500
12#
9Vt
9%
82%
82%
100
3
2%
Louis
National
Fob
St
Louis
Public
May
St
Regis
Paper Co
.Jan
9% May
400
2%
St
13% Feb
Jan
1%
9% May
82% May
fJan
70
25,800
,
.
3
Jan
Petroleum
Apr
Sangamo
Co
8ervice
Electric
Schwitzer Corp
Sears Roebuck &
Serrick
Apr
14
65%
Jan
General Electric Co
5
59%
59
69%
3,190
57
Apr
Apr
64 %
Jan
South
General
Foods
*
88%
58%
58%
400
49%
Jan
58% May
Southern
Southern
General
Tire
Gerber Products Co
9%
v
94
.
10%
Jan
May
46%
mm
—
46
10
Bend
33%
Jan
39
46
47%
2,000
40%
Jan
47% May
24%
24%
100
22%
Apr
30
44%
46
150
44%
Jan
51% Feb
37%
600
33%
Apr
38
Jan
Standard
28%
Apr
34% Mar
70
3'< %
3.
10,7
j
May
(The)
Co.
1
.
Spiegel Inc
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil of
Standard
Oil
(N
28%
Jan
35% May
Standard
Oil
Co
200
26
Jan
33
Stewart-Warner
40%
500
35
Jan
41 %
1%
36%
700
IV* Mar
1%
15%
16%
1,750
10
10
*12.50
35«/2
35%
.300
32
33
40%
1%
Great Lakes Dredge &
Great
Lakes Oil
Dock
1
Chemical
&
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound
Gulf
;
Co
•'
/<•'
'
Illinois ..Central RR
:
Products
Co—
Industrial Development
Inland Steel Co
Salle
Leath
&
Storkllne
Libby
McNril
Lincoln
&
Electric
Lytton's
Ci
(Henry
&
Marquette
Merritt
&
Cc
<
55% May
Feb
52 %
Apr
Feb
22
300
21%
Apr
26
600
24%
Jan
29% Apr
42%
42%
600
35%
Apr
18%
17%
19%
3,100
14
14%
1,600
9%
53%
53%
100
9%
9%
700
42% May
;
20% Jab
Swift
Corp
Jan'
53% May
7%
Jan
43% Feb
43%
41%
43%
1,700
35
Feb
43% May
54%
55%
4,000
47%
Feb
55%
48%
48%
200
42%
Feb
48% May
50%
mmmm
200
50%
Co.
Company*.
33%
33%
300
29 % Mar
10%
4%
10%
10%
100
10
4%
4%
500
2%
45%
44%
45%
1,600
39 %
20%
20%
20%
l
.
33%
5
Uu<
Mid-Continent oil
&
42 %
»o
Sundstrand Machine Tool
Sunray
14%
1
Apr
10
May
116% May
Apr
Jan
54%
25
24%
25
Jan
14
Jan
Texas
25
66%
16%
16%
300
Feb
18 % Mar
*
3!/b
1,100
2 V*
Jan
3% Mar
Texas Gulf Producing.
Textron
Inc
800
2y2
Jan
3%
Thompson Products
5
Thor
•
21
550
17%
Feb
5
14
1,600
28%
Jan
33%
b
17% May
19%
Feb
Transamerica
10%
Feb
Trav-ler Radio
.
100
34
Feb
JaiF
12%
Feb
46
15% Jan
Apt
Jan
Mar
21%
Apr
May
Apr
37% Feb
300
20%
Jan*
25
29%
Jan
35%
200
;
Apr
4% Apr
700
35%
35%' 35%
35
25
16
3%
3
3%
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3%
18%
18%
18%
31%
33
17%
17%
85%
38 %
,
.
100
8%
8
450
8
Apr
88%
1,300
74
Apr
18% Mar
Jan
.
V
88% May
34
Feb
31%
30
31%
30
: May
33%
31%
33%
900
27
Jan
27%
27%
400
27
Apr
29%
94%
9634
500
85%
Jan
39%
39%
-100
34 y8
Feb
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39% May
34
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35
29%
Jan
35
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10
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.
1,000
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5
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900
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6
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4,400
1,600
.
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32%
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i<s May
16% May
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(The)
Power
Toledo
.
Tool
Edison
Trane
Co
Co
So
La
500
55"%
28%
200
23% Jan
28% Mar
10%
11%
700
10
13 % Mar
45
10%
66%
45%
600
42%
20%
21
550
19 % Mar
14
14%
3U0
12%
Jan
Feb*
Apr
Apr
Salle
St
50'
100
43%
Jan*
50
39-
500
32%
Jan
40%
II
1
Corp
Union
Carbide
Union
Pacific
Corp
Union Electric (Un)
Union Oil of California-
400
27% Jan'
34 % May
200
22
J«n
10
62
Feb
200
34
33%
34 %
27%
26
27%
64
64
•
1
10
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
Jan
United
1,400
35
Apr
40 %
Jan
Mar
U
500
23%
Feb
29
86%
800
76%
Jan
90% Mar
55%
55%
100
47
Jan
500
887/a
84
Apr
70
Jan.
Feb
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97
Jan
29%
29%
29%
1,500
27%
30
Apr
46%
46%
200
40%
Jan
46%
Apr
30
29 %
30%
4,100
25
Jan
61%
63%
300
52% Feb
30% May
63% May
26
26
26
100
22
Jan
27%
Feb
47%
47%
47%
600
35
Jan
48%
77
78 %
300
67%
Jan
78 %
Apr
May
5
10
United States Gypsum
United
States
Industries
26%
87%
10
6%
85%
27 % May
25
RR
Feb
Fruit
88%
Apr
1% Mar
1%
•
Mar
Jan*
1%
.
6
26%
14% Apr
50
39
1
Apr
45% May
22 % Feb
1
(Un)
Corp
100
39%
68%
2
Company
Corp
Trl-Contlnental Corp iUn)
20th Century-Fox Film «Un)
208
29% May
3,200
28 %
3.33 %
50c
25% Mar
29%
68 '
Feb
38%
Co_
•
56 % May
38%
S
Rubber
Apr
Co
4
5
16%
100
9
Jan
10
300
14
Jan
18 % May
Western
20%
50
23 %
9%
9%
900
Westinghouse
Whirlpool Corp
26%
26%
250
32%
100
29%
200
5%
9%
32%
32%
7
19-% Mar
8
Jan
9%
Jan
29%
>an
26% May
Jan
Jan
32 % May
7%
Apr
Apr
Inc
Union
Telegraph
Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Woolworth
1
11%
34%
1,200
26%
Jan
35
Apr
38
1,000
30%
Jan
38
May
49
49
150
36%
Jan
50
Apr
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
50
4,000
37
Jan
50%
17%
12.50
17%
100
15%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Yates-American Machine Co„
11%
11%
200
7%
Jan
12%
12%
100
10%
Jan
43
43
300
34 V*
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19%
12
—
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Radio Corp new
com
62
27%
35% May
35%
97/a
18%
58%
59%
17%
100
35%
9%
Jan
36%
Feb
May
7,100
9%
Apr
14%
700
1,500
15 %
Jan
57%
Apr
18% May
65% Feb
,
Feb
21
Feb
13%
300
12%
Jan
14%
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23 %
1,200
19%
Jan
23 % Mar
19
1,300
16% Mar
36%
36%
300
22%
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20%
Jan
36% May
23 % Feb
44%
44%
800
36%
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44% May
44%
32
84
32
83%
84%
31%
Jan
53
32
May
300
80
Jan
36
Jan
84% May
9%
Jan
(wi)
8%
8%
8%
250
8
Feb
85%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Apr
Apr
51% Jan
13%
—1
43 y4
Jan
31 %
2,800
.10
.10
World
Apr
13% Mar
8%
1,600
62
10
(Un)_.
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Co
800
33%
23
•
34
Wi
19
•
common
Electirc Power
Public
59
5
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9%
32%
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18%
12%
43%
49
9%
2%
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35%
1
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18 "4
Webcor
32%
62
10
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10% Jan
9%
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18%
4
42.
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9% May
50% May
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Middle South Utilities
24%
21%
•
300
34
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Chapman & Scott
•
29%
13%
7
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickleberry's Fcod Products
Feb
43
28
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29%
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200
1,100
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Un
55%
51%
23%
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Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
55%
50%
(Un)
Cement Mfg
Field
400
55%
10%
5
Corp
Wisconsin
Marshall
Feb
51
24
8%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
7
Louisville Gas &
19%
J
8"% May
22% Apr
10
Sylvania Electric Products
—1
common
1,200
43 % Mar
29% May
11% Feb
Jan
7
(Ohio)
Sunbeam
20%
Libby
Printing Co
25%
25
Furniture
5
common
4,500
Feb
common.
Co
9%
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17% Mar
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3.50
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Copper
150
31%
39%
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
Kimberly-Clark
18
10
•
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kennecott
18
Jan
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18,,.
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Power
33%
11%
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28% May
18% Jan
200
27
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& Tel
700
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300
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International Mineral &
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23
40
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13
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International
21%
39
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39
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27%
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Indiana Steri
14%
90
500
6%
400
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37
Jan
35
100
115% 115%
1
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Jan
900
1
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58%
75
7%
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2
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Houdaille Industries
36%
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Jan
Granite
32
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57
33 y4
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Jan
100
1
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600
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common
16
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Gfay Drug Stores
27
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100
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Sperry Rand Corp (Un)_
82
400
75%
15%
29%
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Jan
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Feb
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75%
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11
24
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32%
15
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5
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33
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57%
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27%
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14%
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5
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General
General- Contract
General
.
Feb
38
15%
1
Corp class B
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Corp
35
21%
40
2.50
Paper
Feb
8% Mar
1,200
9%
5
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1
6%
Royal
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Trailer
Jan
Apr
16% May
4%
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Jan
1,600
1,000
5,200
44%
1
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Metals Co
Richman
13%
34%
10
Rexall Drug
174%
Inc
Co
Dairies
Apr
400
51%
17
17%
5
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Jan-
41%
400
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
Firstamerica Corp
1
40%
13%
106%
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—
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Jan
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47
Jan
13
36%
Apr
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—
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4%
13%
46% Apr
24% Way
19% Jan
45
14%
•
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Eastman. Kodak Co (Un)
Elder
37% Jan
•
3%
3%
5
600
12.50
3
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179% 179%
1
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46%
25
33 %c
Quaker Oats Co
10
Dow
Apr
35
May
20
(Un)
Jan
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Deere & Company common
Co
3%
11 %
Public Service Co of Indiana
Jan
Detroit
Edison
700
1,100
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15 %
Jan
4%
12%
45%
50
v
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19 %
4%
12%
23
25
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Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
20 y2 May
—mm
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Peaflody Coal Co common
57f conv prior preferred
May
25% Mar
Jan
20%
48%
13
1
(Un)—
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14%
51%
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18'/a
1,200
51%
25
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800
18%
20%
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—
41%
25%
18
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9,100
25%
17%
1
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48
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American
Paramount Pictures
Feb
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Continental Can Co
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19
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200
69
Jan
85% May
Mar
76% Apr
76%
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76%
400
69
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36
...
Monday, May 12, 1958
(2148)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK ENDED MAY 9
1
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Admiral
Aeco
Air
Corp
57
57
027
5
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57
5
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—
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——
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(Un)——1
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1.20
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49(4
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57
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27
27%
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Beech Aircraft Corp
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)_
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Jan
29 % May
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Bendix Aviation
39%
34(4 Mar
7
Jan
Feb
3%
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16%
21% May
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Jan
9%
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Feb
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Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
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May
39
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Bandlnl Petroleum Co
Bankline
29
36(4 Jan
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5%
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2,191
10%
Jan
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Electrical
Oil
Chica
Inc
Bond Stores
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——
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704
42
2.011
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42
11%
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14%
Jan
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27
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Southern
Fairchild
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2.40
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21% May
Feb
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111
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225
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Feb
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33%
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Jan
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1,820
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17%
1
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100
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100
May
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11
Jan
Jan
May
10% Jan
28 %
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Oil
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Fields
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14
Jan
16
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563
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226
34 % Mar
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Douglas Oil Co of Calif
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Gypsum
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Apr
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Hercules
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44
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Apr
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Mar
13
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9%
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American Cyanamid Co
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Volume 187
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2149)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
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Range
of Prices,
Oil
Sale Price
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Co
American
North
Aviation
American Invest
Oahu
Co Ltd
Sugar
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Ohio
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Olin
(Un)
6%
5%
1st
5%
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1st
red
438
1.85
4.610
1.50
5,900
2
Feb
120
51
55%
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266
26
Mar
26%
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4%
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1,292
94%
94'%
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Jan
47
51%
17 ■«•
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3674 Feb
52 74 Mar
18
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19
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:
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Apr
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1,761
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3174
3074
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3174
734
26%
Jan
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Apr
May
43
43
50
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Jan
43
3974
3974
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616
3774
Jan
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1774
Feb
18
1.653
1.6674
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Jan
39
3774
1874
3974
Apr
7.424
33%
Jan
27%
2774
185
21%
Jan
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2774 May
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Feb
11%
40
22%
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10
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117a May
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3274
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1674c
5074
36%
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4874
5074
826
37
Jan
1
50%
14%
1574
Apr
635
1374
51
14%
49 74
Apr
15%
Feb
51
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49 74
4674
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4574
4674
1,461
4174
Jan
12 74 '
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12%
Apr
2,643
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5
Apr
13%
Feb
3474
3374
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4174
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3474 May
4174 May
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10
•
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37 74
Jan
2,720
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1,421
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17
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2574
4,613
21%
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1474
146
11%
Jan
3574
35
2574 May
1474 May
3574
1
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2174
21
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63
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Co
4,176
674
1574
2574
10
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4174
674
1474
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50
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1
7% Apr
Jan
21
Feb
19%
570
Mar
3574 May
25 74 Jail
May
56
6574 May
1974 May
16%
Jan
195
59%
Jan
1,494
2574
Jan
3174
68%
880
5874 May
674 Jan
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22 74
6574
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1974
3374c
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56%
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1174
Jan
-
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75
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Apr
Jan
774
7%
-13 Va
4.074
3974
4074
812
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4274
4174
4274
796
34
Jan
407a May
427a May
$3,000
73%
Apr
83
Jan
4,100
6374
Apr
73
Jan
common
,
8
Apr
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series A
674^ inc subord
3274
Feb
3974
42% Mar
46%
—
—
36%
45%
105
4 %
735
25
1,154
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427
247a
35%
36%
1,166
19
19%
120
29
28%
29%
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66%
66%
187a
10%
18%
19
3
20 74
Feb
Jan
30% Jan
33% Jan
474
25% Mar
29
1,260
56
1,869
10%
11%
23
23
23%
482
1974
Jan
21%
24
23%
2,369
Jan
38%
39%
2374
5,458
31%
Jan
227a
22%
403a
1,045
Apr
__
2274
22%
Apr
High
32
1
25%
26 Va
42
22%. Jan
27 74 Mar
2774
2774
11
2374
28 74 Mar
Co
Gas
Walker
Refractories
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Feb
Apr
Low
20
Harbison
Apr
20
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1—
10
System
——10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
10
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Mar
217a
Low '•
3474
Shares
3474
Columbia
May
% May
19
for Week
of Prices
34%
Blaw-Knox
68% May
15(4 Mar
10
1
Sales
Range
Par
-774
Natco
0,322
Week's
Last
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
37% Feb
19
1,043
7674
70
Friday
Apr
14% Jan
Feb
7674
68
Sale Price
2574 May
35
7674
6874
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Apr
Apr
45.
4%
1975
_1977
STOCKS
Apr
4%
.
debs^
Jan
122
—
19
2
_
Jan
2
Washington Gas Light
Apr
1
Corp
37
21% Apr
4474 Apr
413
50% May
437a May
10
common
Transamerica
Feb
Jan
10
Apr
5374 May
59%
—
1
50c
;
Tidewater Oil
6574
15%
8574
__
•
5574 May
497« May
•
(Un)
Apr
500
317
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14%
I
61%
1
5
common
Jan
57 74
Va
Jan
2
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texas Co (Un;
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
22 Vz
1.867
21
4474
5874
May
7 50
.
Jan
5974
2074
4474
—
2074
2874
437a May
—25
(Un)
.
2974 Mar
3,290
1
Sunray Mid-Continent
4974 May
18% May
.United
Feb
1,278
*
Sylvanla Electric Products
Jan
Jan
100
Smith Kline & French Lab—
Jan
29%
5
Studebaker Packard
Feb
12%
Jan
Co
Apr
2474
43%
1
(Un)
4574
Jan
1874
Apr
Jan
Mar
23
(Un)
Jan
Apr
10 Va
270
1174
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Jan
29%
10
Inc
64c
34
652
1174
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Apr
Apr
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6%
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247
1174
4974
1574
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28 3a
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Jan
•
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Jan
21
44%
Co
Reading Co
4574 May
43%
5
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2774
407a May
488
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Jan
36
Feb
50o
Co
Jan
55c
674 Mar
720
10
Potomac Electric Power common
Progress Mfg Co
Public Service Electric & Gas
com
Apr
7
29
45%
55%
12
2.580
15
Philco
1
3
300
59c
Sale Price
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Apr
8
IB
231
1774
Last
Pennsylvania RR
Mar
63%
19%
-
40%
22% May
36 74 Jan
Jan
1874
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Apr
2374
881
38
6%
8%
1,580
35
,
non-voting-.
Pennroad
33 % May
39
:
24%
57-4
10
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317a Apr
25% May
13%
A
Motor
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11%
24% Jan
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1
200
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
28 ■' May
33%
*
Mar
552
6
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Hecht (The) Co common
467a May
22%
20c
44
43
Apr
1174
10
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Feb
<29 74 May
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May
2674
23%
_*
3974 Feb
/May
2174
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General Motors Corp
13%
Stauffer Chemical Co
Ex
Ford
Feb
32%
.
62
5
Apr
1.40
(Un)
3374
Jan
1874
1.80
1374
—20
—.
Jan
~
Jan
21%
Corp
25
Delaware Power & Light
common__13Va
Duquesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage
Battery
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33%
0
10
35
j,
27%
51%
1874
5
4474 Mar
Jan
3,877
.
105
3,313
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737a
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Jan
,
24
31%
25%
—
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217a
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2374
12
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340
3274
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10
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1
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62
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4474 Mar
Mar
342
26
28%
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2774
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May
230
327
335
4974
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Apr
16
2,754
233
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33
Jan
110
16
40
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Tel
Baltimore
Feb
Jan
32 %
39
4,227
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7
25 Va
14%
88c
Apr
4074
*
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Atlantic City Electric Co
Feb
Apr
Feb
15%
1
May
48
17%.
25c
Arundel
7 74 Mar
5% Jan
39%
(Un)
Jan
Jan
55%-
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3574
5% Jan
42%
Wood
American
Apr
1774
497a
Textron
3074
17 74
32%
63
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100
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Feb-
38
34%
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27% May
22% Mar
54%
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Feb
23%
174 '
974
28%-
307a May
18% May
28%
53
•
128
2274
—
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Jan
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54%
Swift & Co
51%
3474
2174
22%
1,124
6
1
May
Jan
899
1
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62
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45%
944
23%
967
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Mar
1274 Jan
39%
Jan-
27
3374
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Union Telegraph
(Un)
Westlnghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wesurigiiouse Elec Corp (Un)
6674 May
Jan
274
39%
30
41
32-
100
Co
4,025
174
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7
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15
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2574 May
37a Apr
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of
Co
Co
8074 May
94 % May
5174
1
;
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Spiegel Inc common
Standard
82%
408
Pacific
9774
27%
974
43
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2874-
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;
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3074-
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575
214
—
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Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
W»»nlworth (F W>
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Yellow Cab Co common
Feb
37
•
4.32% cum pfd
Southern Cai Gas Co pfd
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Standard
39%
Jan
640
1
Southern Calif Edison Co common
4.48% conv pfd
Co
54'%
(Un)
Western
-1
Jan
439
50c
Co
Oil
13% Jan
317a Jan
785
1
Brands
2074
Sugar Co
Co
Western
1277a May
15 V4 Jan
66%
1
Gas Co class A
Standard
Jan
45%
10
Corporation
Standard
Apr
118%
45
5
(Un)
Railway
16%
70
66%
1.
(Un)
Aircraft
Southern
4,814
Mng
Corp common
Consol
Oil
Victor
2% May
77c
May
__
1
Sinclair Oil
Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Solar
Jan
2% Jan
—
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•
Biegler Corp
11
87
5%
45
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Utah-Idaho
11574 May
93% Jan
Feb
15%
—
1
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&
Jan
65c
37%
80%
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65
80%.
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Signal Oil
1,000
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Steel
200
77c
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Bears Roebuck * Co
Sharon
2%
735
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93%
374
1.160
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Scott
Feb
3%
Co
preferred
Industries
Jan
107%
12%
Bt
5.60'/®
40%
30
—15
—20
S and W Fine Foods Inc
Bchenley
2,164
25%
Corp
Corp
Bchering Com
Westales Petroleums com (Un);
West Coast Life Insurance
(Un)
Western Dept Stores..
2,185
24
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Louis-San
Weill &
Jan
5
Safeway Stores Inc
St
Jan
Apr
50
4%
3%
Co
Joseph Lead
Feb
780
127 1277a
—•
5
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
St
56
Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
12%
Corp.
Aircraft
Jan
17%
__
Rohr
Jan
2334
3%
Rexall Drug Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rockwell
Jan
24%
Apr
22% Apr
3
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
Oil
26%
240
93
19%
•
&
23 %
345
2%
127%
.—12.50
(Un)
Refin
24% Feb
24
23%
52 %
25%
Co
US Smelt
7% Mgy
34(4 May
217a May
Jan
88 74
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50
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1
1
26
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.
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27
—
3074
1
298
44%
44%
115% 115%
1
•
27
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24
44%
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240
23%
115%
33%c
Plywood
26%
26%
52%
—
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5
2974
18 74
1874
25%
2674
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24
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—
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•'• 26
10
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2974
1874
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26%
—
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.
26
Apr
Fruit
28%
7,075
46%
•
—
10
26%
—
10
Railway Equip & Realty Co com
Rayonier incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Richfield
S
30%
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
S
U
33%
2874 Mar
•
Radio Corp of America
Rice Ranch
U
48% Jan
25
Bottlers
Gamble
Inc
United Gas Corp (Un)_
United Park City Mines
31% Mar
(Un)
Co Ltd
Pure Oil Co
United
48
-
12.50
4.
100
1,527
1374 Jan
Jan
774
3474
2174
2674
1
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Jan
88%
2974
10-
(Un),.
26% Mar
120
25
Com
50% May
57% Apr
Jan
1,290
26%'.
Aircraft
41
4,378
—
25
;Union Pacific Ry Co (Un)
Union Sugar common
United Air Lines Inc
.United
J
11%
2974
—
I—.10
325
7%
1
•
22.74 Jan
260-
(Un)
(Un)
Range Since Jan.
.
Low'-;
1274
3374
1 9%
267a
~
3374
20 74
Corp_.;
Co
-
1
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High
12 74
—
1
Union- Oil Co af Calif,.
Jan
30%
(Un)
Petroleum
Pioneer Mill
1,689
26
50%
Carbide
Low
5
Co
1374 Mar
56%
—25
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips
43
33%
—*
&
Apr
56%
—,—125
—
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola <Un>
Pfizer
•
97a Jan
30 %
Airlines
United
32 %
698
Products
Union Electric
33% May
33%
—
-—25
Penney (J C) Co
2,331
Union
Jan
Jan
56%
25
pfd
&
'
50%
"
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2% May
55% Apr
Jan
29
Jan
2.05
33%
25
.
Pacific Tel & Tel common
100
Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Pepsi-Cola
501
May
25
driei.
Davis
33%
,24%
—
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"
"
25
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
_
55'.a
33%.
—
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common
Pacific Lighting Corp common
$4.75 conv preferred
'■
55
'
35
$4.36 preferred
Pacific
Northern
39 3 4 Mar
Jan
274
12%
1st
V r'
14
1274
2'a'
12%
pfd class A
pfd—
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Pacific Indemnity Co
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12
1.80*
—
33%
1st
red
247*
35
preferred
5rfo
Feb
Jan
22% Apr
—
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4.80'/®
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
17
33%
432
8
1st preferred
5 %%
Jan
500
275
23
8
Pacific Gas & Electric
20(2
llVz
38%
23
&
Aggregates
TreeSweet
1774
Chemical Corp
Cement
Trans World Airlines Inc
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Feb
33%
274
*
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp
2.00
Feb
Sales
Range
,■>
Sale Price
High
1.50 Jan
2574
1.80
1
12
:
1,100
1,652
Week's
Last
1
3874
__
—
20c
s
(Un)
Mathieson
Pacific
1774
1
Co
Co
29%
20
—
9
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
LOW
1.80
29
1
Petroleum
Edison
1.75
29
5
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
1-80
1
(Unj
ENDED* MAY
Friday
Shares
High
1
(Un)
common
Northern Pacific Railway
Northrop
Aircraft
Inc
Low
1
*
WEEK
for Week
Par
Norris
FOR
Sales
STOCKS
13% Mar
San
Toy Mining
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Mar
18%
304
774
774
.237
674
Jan
3874
39'/a
152
3474
Jan
3974
Apr
30%
27
2674
Jan
31%
Apr
3274
30%
3274
33%
228
3074
Feb
79
1174
Apr
33% May
1574 Mar
5
12
2.50
10
Feb
37
39
1274
16
Jan
18% May
7% Mar
274
274
2,594
2Va
7274
7474
1
7474
223
6774
Feb
80
67a
Jan
774
Feb
Jan
7
5
7
2374
5
12c
13 74
1374
2674
lie
lie.
2374
25%
5
10c
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2574- Apr
1874
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1374
35
109
2,000
265
22
Jan
2%
Feb
77% Mar
Mar
25%
2274
Jan
27 %
8c
Apr
20c
Feb
Jan
14
Jan
12
Feb
10
2174
2174
2174
129
1874
Jan
22%
Jan
12.50
5874
5774
5974
290
57 V4
Apr
65%
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Slock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED MAY
9
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
.
Prle«« Shown Are Expressed In
Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKg
Last
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Low
Abltlbl Power &
Paper common
4%<& preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
28
Par
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Week's
27
common
A
24
24
350
(•*<»>
footnotes
cee
page
42
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
24%
Jan
23
Jan
9
8%
9
710
27
24 74
2754
13,230
22
Jan
27% May
27
26%
2774
10,483
25
Apr
3174 Mar
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
29
Mar
24 %
10
10
285
9
Jan
10
1974
Class
Low
Shares
Aluminium
Shares
2,016
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Algoma Steel—
Sales
for Week
High
28 74
Week's
Last
Sale Price
19 74
Apr
May
150
19
Apr
20
Jan
Ltd
Co.
of
Can
4747® preferred
Anglo American Exp
Anglo Canadian Pulp
4%
-25
23
pfd
23
340
22 74
__50
47%
47
48
1,690
45 74
.4.75
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
pfd.
8% Mar
5174
5174
51 %
10
5172 May
10
48
Jan
14
Jan
50
•
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19
1874
19
430
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44
75
Jan
Jan
4374 Jan
417a Jan
9
23 74
50
May
Jan
Mar
517? May
5174
19
4974
Apr
May
Apr
4474 Mar
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
88
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
(2150)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
4
Bailey Selburn 5%
53A% preferred
BauK.
of
of
Nova
28%
2,793
17%
18%
675
American OH common
British Columbia Elcc 4%
red preferred
4*4%
cum
4%%
preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
5%%
3,487
38%
Jan
683
51
Jan
58
May
355
37
Jan
42
May
Brack
al6
5
40%
48
5% Apr
30
77'.
Jan
250
89*2
Jan
94
45%
50
42
Jan
4,262
33%
Jan
48
310
47
880
48%
Jan
10
8%
Jan
40%
2,135
5,572
73c
93c
51,963
May
50
Apr
12
93c
*
Products
Power Corp of
Premium
Iron
Price Bros
4%
Provincial
109
116
a24
26
10
feb
40% Mar
Jan
21
Apr
20*2
105%
Jan
110
116'
—-1-
3.00
~
—
Mar
Jan
120
Mar
24
Jan
25%
Anr
8
Jan
Jan
10%
28%
Apr
34*2 Mar
492
54%
Feb
60*4 Mar
3.00
<17%
89%"
100!.
-89% ' 89%
41% <
-
V
600
39% "
,
32% May
-
16%
25
.
'* 17
-
Jan
19
500
a24
Natural
Quebec
100
4% Mar
7
Apr
586
36*4 Jan
42
Mar
—*
common
pfd—
5%
3.00 Feb
3.75
Jan
34%
Jan
43% Mar
85
2,885
Roe
(A V)
5%.%
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Gas
al2
Jan
90
•
•
100
11%
5
V-
May
.
-
4,929
Jan
32
Jan
100
98
59%
6,902
53
Mar
4.55
4.35
4.65
22,855
11*4
12%
1,481
-
Feb
X May
14
Jan
60%
100
60%
235
10
-
Feb
25*8
27%.
12%
.630
100
preferred-
Royal Bank of Canada
48
20 >:: Jan
1,986
-
Apr
12*4 Mar
Feb
43
65
;
>
1
(Canada) common
102
43*
43
•.
43
V 25
:24%
- 25
31 %'-31 % .* 32
13%.
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50
Power-
7
100
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Transport
Quebec
09%
577
31 '32%
■
alO% rf alb*4 al0%
30% '
29% 30%
'« 69
59%
.
;—*
common
Provincial Transport
May
11% Mar
39
Jan
Apr
9% May
35% Jan
300
20c
Co Ltd
44% Mar
69%
13% May
22*4 Mar
11 %
19%
6,155
'
*
Ores
&
preferred
Jan
68
Apr
Apr
'
9% Jan
38
21
99 %
110
2,052
Feb
Jan
500
40*2
36
Jan
311
-v
19%
*
Canada
410
38%
16%
92
19%
•
—
—_—
*
337
——•
39%
* "
18%"
'
1
10%
7
60
19&
1
Company
42%
7
■
32%
Placer Development
42
10%
400
*
common
common
42
1
20
97 ''97
13% ,13%
a20% " a22
9%
9%
40
•
•
Powell River
"
41% Mar
Apr
Steel
Penmans
Feb
62c
Ltd
Page-Hersey Tubes—
Mar
51%
36% Apr
39%
High
16*s May
Apr
Mar
25
50
19%
13*2
a22
9%
*
B
14%
1,115
35
20
Pacific Petroleums
46% Feb
Jan.
51%
38%
38%
49
.51
9%
49
51%:
Ontario
-n;/;
37
80
class
16*8
'
Apr
94
80
*
Building Products
49% Mar
6% Jan
27*2 Jan
10%
A
49
Jan
50
LOW
-
35
-
—
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
May
38% May
80 % Mar
92%:
45%
26
—.
class
Ltd
Jan
45
*
100
Weaving
Wire
Noranda Mines
42% Feb
41
8,358
38%
3.7%
..
•
Telephone
39*4 Jan
—
National Drug & Chemical common—5
Car Corp common..
•
Niagara
Feb
10
6
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
16
5
National Steel
17% Mar
Apr
37
37
94,
41%
15
12,874
48
5%:
38%
35% Mar
290
41%
a43 % a43%
•
•
Company
Mills
280
48
73c
Brown
36%
Shares
of Prices
Low
*
Trust
Morgan & Co common
4%% preferred
44% May
58
pfd——'■—100
100
;
50
;—50
*—60
British Columbia Power—
British Columbia
Jan
42
36
for Week
Range
Last
Locomotive-—
Montreal
23% Feb
44%
fBritlsh Columbia Forest Products--——•
■
24
Jan
56
*
Co„<
Note
Bank
American
British
Feb
20
41%
57a
V
23
58
Brazilian Traction Light & Power-!——•
British
400
800
41%
40%
preferred
5%
preferred
Montreal
18% May
23
al6
Telephone
S%%
15% Mar
Sales
Week's
Friday
Par
44%
36%
9
Mar
23%
44%
MAY
High
32
Feb
23
B
Bowater Corp
27%
22
21
60
80
Bell
-
ENDED
Sale Price
10
•
A
Bathurst Power & Paper class
WEEK
STOCKS
10
10
Scotia
Bonque Canadienne Nationale
Class
Low
High
27%
23
35
25
Montreal
Bank
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
18
-
pfd
Shares
28*«
•
Corp
At Ik* Steels Ltd
of Prices
Low
Par
Asbestos
RANGE
Sales
for Week
Mar
100*2
Jan
64*2
Feb
"
Calgary Power common
—•
Jan
62
1,690
Rights
70% Apr
97
Jan
103
Canada Cement common
-•
30
29%
30
1,519
24%
Feb
30
20
28%
28%
29
1,678
26% Jan
29
May
10
27%
a55
26%
27%
740
24% Feb
54%
a55
455
12%
;•
common
v
Apr
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
100
Preferred
Canada
-
Malting
;—*
26
common
4%% preferred
v
pfd
—
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
$1.75
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
11% Jari
12% Mar
46%
40'A
29%
29%
30%
5,191
30
9%
29%
30%
455
9
9%
425
Jan
Jan
30% May
30% May
8%
•
Jan
25
25%
1,515
47
May
Class
4.80 Mar
a4.oo
a4.oo
8
a—
i—
a5
a5
25
5
Mar
16% Mar
Steel
6
Mar
Toronto-Dominion
17
Mar
a
16
25
15% Jan
12%
1,225
9.70 Mar
a8
50
17%
17%
15
Feb
17%
81
380
80
Jan
81
19%
18%
19%
4,865
16
Jan
19% May
47%
47%
48
860
26
17%
10
45% Jan
25%
26%
3,350
75c
92c
15,396
Jan
62
23%
50c
Apr
May
27%
92c
a—
14%
14
14%
434
13
•
27%
27%
27%
395
21%
•
•
11%
10%
11%
1,650
13
13%
305
13
Feb
11%
100
10%
Jan
Bank—
16%
18%
10,835
16% Jan
18
18
425
16%
18
al7 al7%
45
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-
Combined Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Distillery class A
Class
•
•
B
Corbys
•
Crown Cork
Crown
13%
•
Consolidated
Seal
&
18%
—
i—_•
Co
Zellerbaclv
47%
2
18%
47%
19
Jan
26
Mar
16
B
Distillers
Seagrams
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
2
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion
4%%
11%
Apr
Feb
•
Feb
48%
Apr
19
11%
35
al7%
11%
875
Coal
&
;*
a99
a99
10
70
71
410
15%
15%
350
14% Jan
Jan
•
i;'"1
1
23%
Jan
97%
60
12
Canada &
30
Jan
98
Feb
Jan
74
Canadian
Apr
15% May
9%
Jan
13
Canadian
Marconi
CO:
400
19%
Feb
21%
Canadian
Power
Paper Inv
Canadian
Silk
12%
2,515
875
Canadian
Westingliouse
7% Feb
37
1,215
30
•
18%
18
18%
1,460
15% Mar
18%
84
Jan
83
83
100
77
Jan
*
7%
7%
625
7
Jan
all% all%
25
•
General Dynamics
1
General Motors
8.00
34%
104%
55%
1%
Wares
9% Feb
50
10
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
pfd inc
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
1927
50
•
1,020
54
46
110
28%
29%
1,230
6.90 Jan
8.80
Apr
65
34% Feb
35
Apr
45
Mar
7'A
80
48%
27% Jan
34
1,450
28
14% Apr
18%
18%
1,081
*
28%
27%
28%
1,562
25%
Jan
30
42%
42
42%
690
39*4
Apr
46
It* uid Cement Preferred
International Bronze Powders
10
com
preferred
international Nickel of Canada
international Paper common
International Petroleum
Co
Secord
Ltd
7%
7,146
12%
Jan
5%
6%
500
31%
3,470
common
43% Jan
47% Mav
St
100
85
50%
90
Jan
52*4
Feb
Shop
95%
45
13
150
10% Mar
13%
Jan
50
10
Feb
10
Feb
Red
25
19
Apr
20
Mar
4,675
69% Jan
95%
Apr
Works
class
Ltd
A
1st
77% Mar
5%
94
83%
Feb
31%
Feb
May
47% May
Trans
12,350
26%
1,045
21%
Jan
26*4 Mar
United
-
pfd--.
Ltd
6%
pfd—
94
(1957)
Save
Ltd-
see
page
42.
'
.-May
45
14
Mar
19
2.00 Mar
5
Jan
1
44
4,476
28
-
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May
2.50 Mar
Apr
Jan
,
48
Jan
Jan
-
43
Mar
29% Mar
33*2
18
42%
Apr
46*2
10
43
Jan
45.
Feb
17%
Jan
20"
Mar
29
Jan
34
Feb
805
66%
Jan
78
Feb
450
3.75
Jan
■
-
19
34
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:
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.
770
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~
20
.
a__
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100
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Feb
Jan
5X0 Feb
—I
177a May
15% May
14% Apr
540
14%
.1.50
;
Apr
65
45
--
'
3.00 May
Jan
■•-•
2.05
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18%
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24% May
16%-.
535
12%
Jan
15*4 May
.;8%:
350
7%
Feb
'=.15
-
Mar
7% Jan
64%
8
1,820
;
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46
Feb
42% Jan
400
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-
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20
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24
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May
14%
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655
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25
125
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7,515
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438%
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6
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38%
.
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37%
.*
:
pfd
8% May
Feb
50c
85c
250
*,
Jan
11% May
9% May
37
32
/.-.
a—
Oil
Pipe Line Co
Corporations
class
•"57
*
44% Mar
Wainwright Producers & R^tmers Ltd.l
Jan
33
Waterman
Jan
128
21
21
May
21% May
Jan
128
May
19% Apr
21
Wilson
Pen
Ltd
Co
(J
Ltd
(L E)
C)
-
-
38%
Mar
79
3.00
3'.00
..
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■«
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38% May
39%
Feb
41% May
4,762
66
18
Mar
200
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3.20
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100
16
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27
28%
575
24
Jan
24%
24%
125
19% May
28*4 Mar
24% May
8%
24% May
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8
8%
29,145
90
90
90
240
77
Mar
5%
Feb
a__
*
Feb
May
Oils
Anthonian
54
1,291
50
Jan
55*4 Mar
Arcadia
135
46
Jan
48
Arno
7%
100
7
Feb
7% May
33%
3,33C
26
Jan
33%
1,065
27*4
33% May
33 % May
Jan
Ltd
22c
Mines
^
Mining
Nickel
Mines
Ltd
1
Corp
Corp
13%
Jan
15% Apr
41,750
12c
Jan
30c
1,000
4c
Apr
5c
9c
2,000
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May
10c
Apr
v~."5c
5c
1,500
4%c
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6c
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30c
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•
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Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
Metal Mines Ltd—
1
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Ltd
Apr
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it
Ltd
25
Mar
5c
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•
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47%
32
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1
52%
32
*
1
Mines
47%
7%
Ltd
Alta
54
Mar
Hotel
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Altex
8% May
90
Windsor
47 %
32%
41
2,525
■
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8
:
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200
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50
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A
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19*2
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665
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23
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100
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Apr
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2:15
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15%
25
200
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50
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550
10
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14
100
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1,791
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100
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26
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125
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5
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Mersey Paper 5 % % preferred
footnotes
Russell
52
3,300
a28% a28%
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Reitmans
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31% May
47%
6
•
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Jan
51%
31
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class
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4%%
Distilleries
s
Jan
26
Mar
:
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
1.25
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd—50
6% non-cum part 2nd pfd
:
50
95%
13
71%
Candy Shops
Massey-Ferguson
13%
Red
.
9
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25
5%
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Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—j.*
43*8 May
13% May
6% May
47%
52
•
100
preferred
For
6*4 Jan
38% Mar
*
pfd
priority
Mitchell
3,823
2,140
LOW
335
•-.i-'-
2.40
•
Service
(John)
Lewis Bros Ltd
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd
6cio
9
43%
Apr
18% May
18% May
5
Ltd
Interprorincial Pipe Lines
Laura
8%
41%
7.50
com
International Utilities Corp
the Woods
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25
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Power
Leaf
Mexican
Mar
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
121,400
10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.:
Moore Corp Ltd common
Feb
•
Jan
Shares
26
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;
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Sec
(A
Oil
MacLaren
38%
4,146
35%
16
Dollars
Sales
for Week
;w55»/;s,
Feb
35
6
May
j25
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Development Corp_
1
journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd-0 *
Lochaber
Mar
15%
13%
May
43
63c
:
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is %
30%
32
Jan
High
-76
of
Co
Power
Maple
18%
13%
Jan
of Prices
Ltd
Corp!
Engineering
Motor
Jan
35%
31%
26%
42
Range
r34
Apr
♦
Imperial Investment new class A
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
•
6% preferred
4.68%
Indus Acceptance Corp common
•
$2.25 preferred
50
$2.75 preferred
50
$4.50 preferred
100
255
115
General
Mar
5% Jan
79
2
common
May
May
27% May
Feb
31
Week's
'.
19
Jan
Home Oil class a
Howard Smith Paper
Hudson Bay Mining
34
3.15 May
48
-
;ia%: i:
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Feb
•
.
31
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
34% May
104% May
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Class B
24
18%
Freiman Ltd
Jan
46
29%
360
:•
25% Mar
Jan
5
Dominion
Jan
27
12
27%4
-
55c
•
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22%
101
125
David
Apr
Foreign
10
,
10
18 *8; :-,al8%
a
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Co Ltd
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—
Crown Zellerbach
Mar
22% Mar
690
7
7%
&
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Consumers Gas
Jan
Jan
1,625
7
May
2.00
25
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd^
May
Feb
8.00
a82 a82%
37
16%
Jan
34%
7
a82
10
,
13%.:
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14%
38%
7.50
55%
200
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t
11% Apr
18% May
40*4 Mar
34%
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100
common
5%
9% Feb
104% 104%
54%
10
1
May
Apr
9*4 Apr
12% May
12
1001
28
41 .v,~,41
4,493
35
common
Jan
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if
Feb
37
preferred
22
'
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9
25
Public
Investments
13
24
Lake of
Gen
21
24%
Jamaica
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Flooring Co Ltd class B—__"1
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
_4i
21
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7,275
1,550
48
":6
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May
8%
140
28% May
Jan
2.15
Feb
10
Ti
Apr
a
12%
1,015
1,530
25*4
4,050
Feb
5.DO Jan
14
Mar
28
:-.
■
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9
22%
29%
12
1,071
'
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13
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43*2 May
Jan
4.25 Mar
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21%
38% Mar
2,000
28%
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x27
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15
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd;.
60% May
a38
27%
-
* ^*2.90
Feb
58*4 May
103
20%
260
4,395
.
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Jan
22%
Jan
-170
■
63C
Jan
•
95
Sale Price
Tin
18%
2,400
44
Jan
Par
&
51
18 %
19*2 May
Jan
«^
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.
Lumber
795
5
Labatt Limited
"■
530
18
Mar
16% Mar
—
Feb
23%
12 %
Fraser Cos Ltd common..
French Petroleum preferred
6%
'
19%
Foundation Co of Canada.l
•
"
•
Jan
60%
18%
May
45%
Last
19
•
Mar
29
38
Friday"
59
I
130
27
STOCKS
11% May
•
Corp
51
Jan
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
60
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co
Jan
21%
150
— %
50c
May
27%
—3%
7%% preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
49
125
400
2l:\-'--
•
common-
2,110
3,096
3.15
—
preferred
19%
_•
common
Ltd
Gatineau Power
a
.
45*2 May
41
*
•
'
Great
7% Feb
10
1,608
a
Apr
29% Feb
Apr
19%
28%.
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—
15
29
-.
13%;.-':43% ''13%
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130
27':
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19%
4i>5
•
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•
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont (19561 common
Steel
Feb
30
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Redeemable preferred
23%
General
Jan
17%
29%
10
Dominion Textile
5%
7.75
20%
,
•
common
Dominion Steel
Electrolux
Jun
29
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
Bros
2,955
25%
550
22 %
26%
28% Feb
1,051
28_or.26%' -' -28
h -4.40 .^65'
—•
warrants—!
May
17*8
43
100
_
com
preferred
Donohue
11%
21%
11%
25
10
22%
32*2 May
43 "
75
45%
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
■*
3,465
-
Dominion Glass
7%
27%
•
preferred
5% pfd
Dairies
26%
2.50
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Preferred
27%
Jan
"
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43r%--43%
—J
& Worts
Corp
Zellers Limited
Abitca
Dome
Jan
tr
;
27% May
11% May
13%
1
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
16
1,125
26
5,612
\
May
7% Feb
25
15%
May
27
420
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Jan
53% '*.^58
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58
'
10
Pipeline
11% Mar
19*4 Jan
(B
Equipment
21%
38
175
32%
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•-
—100
14% Jan
11 %
Coghlin
Farm
3,793
May
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Canadian Vickers
26
Mar
19
14%
—.^..-.41
*
preferred.
5%%
A
Class
'
29
•
Gooderham
Class
Feb
Cockshutt
24%
100
Jan
—130
:•
Canada
Steel
Walker
May
••
Canadian Pacific Railway
2b
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
26
Jan
14'
• "-
45
51 .-nti
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pfd—100
:
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
May
Jan
7%
Oils
United
May
15
Apr
Triad
Mar
48
10
25
alOO al00%
90c
8
Can
——
of
Trans Canada
12% May
6% Jan
2,618
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Steinberg's
16
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95
320
29%--29%
*
Southam Co
May
a8
'45
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May
11%
25%
29%
——50
of
6
16
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4%%-
31
:
12%
•
B
Feb
28% Jan
850
100
;•
50
preferred
13
38
6
10
A 4%
Shsrwln-Williams
a3l
10
A
Sicks' Breweries common
15%
•
Rights
5% preferred
Class
Series
Feb
5%
12
475
.31%
•
Feb
Jan
5,367
"
Jan
•
Canadian Oil Companies common
..
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25*2
'13
97
% 19 j.
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*36%-*"38
25
27
a30%
25
-
Apr
107a Feb
13%
' *3
96%
f 19 :V
preferred
10%
81
Locomotive
5%%
Apr
•
—
B
13%
96%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
Apr
—
•
Apr
21
305
-
"4.65 May
14*4 Jan
'
20
15
a31
——
Preferred
Class
*11% '11% h
100
11%
%■' ,75
a22%/- a23 ~
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—
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Lawrence
50
15
•
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25
—
816
a2l a2l%
.1
•
Morse
Canadlan International Power
Canadian
Jan
30%
200
47
Husky
Preferred
40
400
12%
46
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Jan
37
12%
preferred
6%
Cottons
May
12%
Canadian Converters class B
Canadian
97
—
Corp common
5(/o preferred
Salada-Shirrlff-Horsey common
Class A 5%%
preferred—.
Mar
Jan
•
Cellulose
Chem &
St
Feb
25
90%
20
•
common
aeries
Canadian
55
24% Apr
165
•
25
•
——•
•
25
*
common.—
Canadian Celanese
Feb
70
97
97
—10
common
British Aluminum
Bronze
—
-1
Preferred
St Lawrence Cement class A
Mar
37
Preferred
Canadian
29
12.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
51
May
a24% a24%
100
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
—
Canadian Breweries
a
30
103
102%
3.10 Mar
•
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1
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500
4c-•
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:
2,167
3c
6c
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1,000
8c
Feb
8%c Mar
May
27,000
'
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1
12 %C
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lie
lie
,
14 V2C Maj¬
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May
5741
Number
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
I
-
Bai.ey
Oil
Selburn
*
&
Baker Talc Ltd_
Par
-•
Ltd
Gas
Beatrice
Mining
Lake
Red
Bellechasse
;
Ltd
■
Burnt
Hill
Mines
Calaita- Petroleums
Cansp
Oil
Producers
Canuba Mines
Ltd;
Cassair
Asbestos
8Vac
Apr
Westville
51c
Feb
Yukeno
11c
2.510
12c
Jan
23c
Jaculet
17c
8 tic
7,000
al4c
200
500
61c
3,0
17%
4c
2,235
5.25
3,300
5.75
1,000
17c
Mines
1.20
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East Sullivan
10c
5c
n
Sir
-
5c
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5.40 Jan
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35 c
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30c
24,000
15
Apr
5c
10%
2,500
5c
3.85
38.000
3.10
,
1,525
1.14
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7.500
1.35
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71c
j 1.49.
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1.58
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52c
Apr
Jan
Jan
H%c Jan
-
3.10 May
55c
Jan
7c
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
4,150
1 M.2T
70c
Jan
1.82
Apr
Jan
41c
Jan
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0c
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:
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6c
7%c
3,000
0c
7c
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2,000
4,000
7.95
3.25 May
8.10 May
•
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33c
37,500
,
37c
35c.
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5c
2,000
.
3.10
13?o
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3.05
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1.20 May
Jan
17 %c Jan
11c
Apr
3.25 May
6.20 Feb
25,400
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Fontana Alines (1945) Ltd—
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1.05
124-C
15c
1,400
117,000
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10c
10c
*
1_.
10c
^
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—III
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7c
Jan
4.00
Apr
1.70 Feb
76c
Jan
1
Jan
1.00 May
8%c Jan
0,500
9c
Mar
•
24
200
21.
Apr
16
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2.10 Mar
15c
Jan
12c
Jan
5c
24%
Feb
11,500
3c
11c
09c
May
Jan
32,000
51c
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3tic
.
09c
3tic
3c
May
Jan
6c
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5%c Jan
13c
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1.58 May
34c
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r
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3c
5c
1
1.07. Feb
20c
200
1.00
Fauo Mining &
j
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1,100
;
10,450
.
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24c
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1.49
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500
•
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1,000
-
57c
12,000
1
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i
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Hamlon
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20c
39c
Feb
i
10 'a
3
Indian
j
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Lake
Mines
Ltd—
3c-
64c
21*4
Jan
7c
32c
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r30c
4c
-
13%
Jan
1,325
2Vac
Jan
5c
Jan
200
49 %c
Apr
50c
Apr
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
Feb
8c
Apr
805
6c
25c
Jan
3 tic
4 tic
13,500
3c
Jaii
6%c
Jan
18% May
18%.
18%
2,200
71 aC
7Vic
1,000
15
15-
4c
4c
lie
11c
000
8 tic
9c
6,000
189a
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Merrill
Island
1
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;
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Jack
New
Lake
Uranium
Mines
New
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f
•
Pacific Coal
Santiago Mines Ltd—
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New
New
.(
Spring Coulee Oil
Vinray Mines Ltd
New
West
Nickel
&
Amulet
Rim
Oils
Ltd
v
t
1
Obalski
9c
Feb
Jan
17^^ Jan
7%c
Feb
18c
Feb
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
60e
45c
Jan
77
9,900
May
02c
Feb
87c
Mar
9c
1,000
9c
10c
Jan
41c
0,200
40c
200
May
Feb
9% Jan
Feb
Preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)~Ltd
Orchatr Usanium Alines Ltd-
Acadia
Acme
Sugar
Agnew
Mines
Cons
Uranium
Warrants
Ltd
Qils-
Nepheline
Sullivan Consolidated Mines
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Exploration
preferred
Trojan Consolidated Alines
Corp Ltd—
United Alontauban Mines Ltd
United
Oils
Ltd
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
Vanguard Explorations
Aumacho
footnotes
.
,
see
page
42.
1
*
9,213
4.15
Apr
12,865
21%
Jan
43c
15,950
26%
27%
13.501
41c.
25%
Apr
Apr
31%.Man
23
23
143
22
Apr
23
;
.
47%
48
1,075
45%
20c
24c
51,100
10%c
35c
40c
15,710
35c
18c
17c .18 Vac
29,700
15c
64c
70c
8,780
04c
2.90
2.90
42c
45c
14,372
22c
20c
22c
102,200:
8.85
10%
920
10%
51%
51%
51%
.
500
8.25 Feb. ;
11
25%
28
135
4c
3%c
5c
16 %c
15c
18c
8c
8,500"
1.89
2.05
1,95
11% 5
9%
14
175
Jan
43%
•"
5.00
7c
49%
51
Jan
19,010.
5,117
10% May
8V4 Jan
202
190
4.80
5.00
6
6%
450
17%
18
2,425
8c
8c
2,000
22c
24c
29,000
6c
Mines
6c
1,500
22c
—
15 %e
Mines—
River
14c
070
17c
37,000
10c
10c
12c
2.40
2.45
2,750
10,020
Jan
3.90 Jan
Mar
5
15% Mar
6c
Mar
2.25. Jan,
13
Jan
9%. Apr
109% Apr.
6.0Q,, Apr
6%, Apr18
Apr
Jan
9c
17 %c Mar
33c
Feb
8c
Apr
4c
52,500
2.40
Mines
Mines
95
Feb,
May,
14c
*1.60 Apr
325
9%
18
'
May
May;
19%. May
1.08
Apr
11%
6%
-
—
com__——
.
Jan
41
Va
9
Jam
Feb?,
18 Va
10%
10
-23c
Jan,
May
6c
40c
Jan
3,000
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—
B—,—
11% Feb
28
Jan.
Mar
11c
51%, May
35c
20c,
25c
9%c
lie
Jan,
32c
54c
3,152
—
11%
Jan
6,070
155
Feb.
.
Jan
99,700
51
Feb,
25c
5c
40c
19 %
44%
May
68c
*
12c
1.08
44
2.90
,/v
Feb
25c
50%
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86c r-JVIar
Jan
92c
.50
Feb,
3%C Jan
21,000
1,200
.50
May,
36c
25%c Mar
20%
Feb,
24c
Jan
8.70
1,100-
28
48%
142
30c
Jam,
60c.
Jan
2.30 Apr
,
May,
Jan,
49
Jan
May
40c.. Apr
13%c Jan
70
11
30c
96c
-—_—
60c
May
2.90
6.10
27% Majfc
Jan
680
—
1
9.40
8.00
9.70
25
23
22%
23
735
22%
23
1,125
25
5%%
Banff
„50o
1.80
1.64
1.95
15,125
—
Oils
1
17c
16c
17c
2,500
——
1
-
Bankeno Mines
Jan
11 %c
Jan.
Apr
20c.
Feb
Cc
Jan
16c
Apr
1.93
Jan
2.50
Feb
Coils
Mines
9d
8%c
9,250
7.05
Jan
9.70,May,
21% Mar
25
21
23%
Jan
1.58 May
13 %c
Apr
6%c
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.03 Mar
19c
Jan
12%C Feb
of
Montreal.,—
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44%
44
44%
2,044
38%. Jan
Nova
Scotia
10
58
56
58%
2,333
51
Jan
1
38c
37C
44c
192,005
19c
Jan
12c
12c
500
10c
Apr
20c
75c
70c
75c
30,750
51c
Jan
76c
Mar
30c
Feb.
16,500
Apr
025
3c
Apr
9c
Jan
3,000
17c
Jan
30c
Jan
85c
14c
Feb
Jan
1.38 May
114,250
4c
Feb
20c
83,150
15c
Jail
13 %c May
30c
Feb
4c
4,800
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
7,000
7c
Mar
13c
Jan
84c
500
78c
Apr
8c
4,000
4c
Mar
2.40
100
1.35
Feb
8c
Apr
3,000
2.40 May
7 %c May
21c
Feb
1,300
-
8c
Mines
Barnat
Gc
90c
Apr
1.55
Feb
2.40 May
Mines
Baivue
—-•
Metals
Base
Bathurst
Power & Paper
Class
20c
19c
20c
25,500
19c
May
23c
22 %c
25c
04,200
12c
Jan
6c
7c
7,000
6c
Jan
ioc
36%
36%
class A—
1.35
2,100
4,000
7.70
%c
16c
22c
27c
60c
1.15
5.90
Apr
Feb
1.58
Feb
7.85 Mar
«
.
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
82c
33c
Jan
35c
3,400
15c
Feb
77c
;;
16,500
23,500
310,715
77c
500
70c
Jan
6c
Bethlehem
Feb
Bibis
29c
Jan
Bicroft
82c
May
35c
May
90c
Bidcop
Jan
Black
10 %c
Apr
Bonville
Jan
57c
Alar
2.70
5,500
Bordulac
Feb
2.76 May
2.70
42c
1,000
34c
Jan
55c
Mar
6V;>c
4,500
6%c Mar
10c
Jan
5.00
400
5c
00c
.
3.95
3.95
'Ic
6.00
Jan
Bowater
Apr
Mar.
18
95c
1.05
25,000
I 55
Fan,
3.00
13,012
1.30
Jan
3.00
411/4
17,031
39%
Jan
42%
May,
Feb,
68c
1.00
30,900
53c
Jan
12c 14 %c
7,327
IOV2C
Jan
7c
3,700
4c
Jan
1.10
26,550
85c
Jan
32c
80c
Feb
1.25 Mar
18c
Ian
7c
Jan
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
Brantford
93,000
30c
Jan
71c
Apr
Brazilian
Traction
Jan
Bridge
Tank
4.05
1,000
5%c
6,000
12c
1,000
1.54
•
200
11c
1,000
9.50
12,925
1.90
1,900
3.90
4c
Apr
Jan
9%c Jan
1,33
8c
Feb
4.55
5%c May
18c
Feb
1.90 Mar
Apr
12c
8V4
Feb
11'/a Mar
1.85
Jan
2.33
Apr
&
Cordage
class
4 Vt 7r
pfd
Jan
Mar
British
Mar
13c
Jan
Jan
24c
May
Jan
7.00
Apr
British
Apr
8c
May
Broulan
Apr
2.04
Feb
Brown
Apr
10c
Jan
Brunhurst
1.60 May
24% May
Brunsman
Mining
Products
Mines
Brunswick
1.35
Apr
Jan
49% MaR
3.50
Jan
British
Columbia
Class
Packers
class
B
British
Jan,
Feb;
3.95
4.00
400
8%c
10c:
62,400
16c
Jan.
5.95
6.05
2,705
4.30
Jan
6.20
Apr,
11%
11%
125
11%
Jan
12
Jan
7%c Mar
4.10 May
6%
Jan;
5%
5%
6Va
7,353
5%
21%
21%
21 1/4
150
19%
Apr
Feb
21
Apr
10%
10%
10%
80
5%
Jan
II
Feb;
1.35
Jan
l so
Tan
33%
Jan
38%, May,
77
Jan
80
Apr,
Apr
120
39 %
Feb
44
43%
43%
120
42
Jan
46% Feb
93%'
92V4
93%
295
88
Jan
94
Feb
49
48%
49%
599
44% Mar
51.
Mar
51 %
51
51%
790
48
10
3,785
44
44
8%
Mar
Jan
51%
Apr
12 v* Feb
13
Jan.
Columbia Power
9%
9%
12V4
12%
200
12
Jan
12%
12%
12%
200
11
Jan
•
38%
381/a
72c
40%
10,843
36%
Apr
73c
Gc
21%
45
50
Forest
13c
200
Jan
Jan
—*
Columbia
1,500
23,100
41
42%
9c
50
preferred
10,500
1.60
60c
145
220
3.95
50
15c
24%
Apr
44
100
50
preferred
23c
24
,
6.00
100
preferred
4%^
Jan
1.51
35c
48
9%c Apr
Jan
17v2c
48
35c
43%
40
Mar
6c
12,100
48
79
8c
1.65
41c
41c
79
British Columbia Elec 4%
30c
500
Jan
15,562
9,000
6c
Jan
7c
38%
7,054
2.32
6c
10,500
37
5 % 7c
6C
7,500
11c
38%
Feb
1.95
8 Vac
•
Oil
Jan
6c
Jan
8%c
8%c
•
Amer
8c
5.00
10c
British
16c
100
Jan
15,075
May
May
2,000
48,900
4%C
1.72
Mar
8c
3,000
1.60
8c
6.50
5c
1.72
3c
7 Vzc
Jan.
5c
1
13c
24c
Arc
30c
————-
14,000
21c
20a
Jan
Britalta Petroleum
Feb
Jan
Jan; *
Jan
20c
—
common
common
44 000
1.26
60c
9c
4,500'
*
B
Warrants
10c
;
Jan
15,670
25c
1.35. Jan
1
Mines
5 V2C
8c
1,050
20c
23c
50
5o
—
Bralorne Mines
3c
44c
38c
17c
1
pfd
4% 7o preferred
5 7o
preferred
11,000
37c
18c
1
12,000
08c
Gold
Boymar
6c
*
Jan
Mar
10.50
-
Feb
22%
-1
Paper
6c
40c
-
17c
Jan
40%
1
Ltd
24c
-6ViC
v
Jan
25c
—
Corp 5%
preferred
Feb
10c 12 Vac
-
.
May
5%%
13c
-
8c
Mines
Bowater
Jan
10c lO'.uc
i
12c
1
Gold
5c
1.80
.
17% May
17 Va
1.06
1
Mines
16c
lie
i
225
1.06
Mines
3,500
9.05
-
825
18
Jan
1,06 Apr
37c
3,100
.1.54
—
4,700
22
7c
Mines
5c
5c
5c
.»■
16c
Apr
4.25
Jan
14c
Mines—
21c
12c
•
+
l
4.95
Gold
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
42c
.
9.50
2.44
0%c
•
;
VIRC
4%c
05c
,
3,000
.4.95
--
15c
21%
Apr
66c
70c
Mines Ltd.
Bay Uranium
Jan
•
5.573
2.40
Warrants
Feb
•1
85c
1.01
Copper Corp
Uranium
2c
"..
80i;
85 c
—
Mines
Yukon
Sc
•
3.55
15
Jan
22c
10c
11.
540
40%
Mines
Quebec
Telephone
17,000
*
3.75
17%
common
17 %c
15c
Uranium
100
40,533
A
Bevcon
28c
17
25c
21%
1
17
21 %c
3.50
Lodge
Belleterre
Apr
Jan
34% May
17
Lumber Co
Class
25
Apr
Jan.,
41% Jan,
19
Jan.
23c
—
Beatty Bros
Beaucage
Beaver
Feb
Jan,
26c
7c
B_
Beaver
64c
—
—
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Beattie-Duquesne
44%. May,
58'% May,
—
Mining
Mines
Uranium
Baska
-___1
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd
40,500
1.55
6.10
27%
48
—*
—1
—*
—*
preferred —!
preferred
5%
35c
2.30
16% May,
5.65
26%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gaa class A-
4%c
~~iII
9,232
Mar
24%
5
20o
class
——,
Gold
Bankfield
29c
v
21c
1
16%
Jam
43c
of
7.00
42c
»
_
~ ~
;
Ltd..
Ventures Ltd
For
_
~r
16%
34VaC Apr
12%. Jan
-——1
—
Acceptance
Auniaque Gold
9%c
Zl
"
;
39c
Mine,?
31c
1
Ltdl"
38C
Bank
•>
..
United Asbestos
140; Jan*
101 %
Atlin-Ruffncr
8'iic
7c
1.60
Jan
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
32c
12
Jan
19%
Hardware
Steels
4c
,
1.30
1,15
Bank
12
.
4c
1
T,225
2,650
4,500
Debentures
Aubelle
jau.
1.60
1.40
40c
Associated Artists Prod com
Warrants
7c
1.45
1.25
Apr
124
7.70
1.54
Mar
50c
r
Asamera Oil --i
Atlantic
Apr
65c; May
Jan
4c
Apr
Mar
39c
Belcher Mining Corp
5c
33c
42.500
•
Bell
19c
07,200
20c
—,
Feb
2.75
65c
5%c
__1
—
Mar
77c
50c
4%c
Corp common
18c
72c
65c
35c
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines.
Atlas
Feb
5%c
——
4.55
3c
I~
74q
Corporation
Apr
.
~
Jan
—1
—
Mines.
Feb
I
I—IIIIII.IIIl
Ltd
45c
1
Gc
.
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
8,500
Nickel
2.75
10c
I
70e
,-5
...
Resources—
1,700
1
I
60c
25
—
15,200
16c
H™
55c
64c
Apr
8c
1.90
HI
Jan
8 Va
59c
12c
•
1
Ltd
31c
121.
89c
3c
•.
Ltd__IIIIi
Tache Lake Alines Ltd
Tarbell Mines Ltd.
28,620
Warrants
$2 %
Feb
9
55c
8c
Huronian
Cons
Jan
41c
—
Rouyn Mines
Antlies Imperial
Argus
8%
100
9
50 c
American Exploration
4.75
Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Jan
7.c
27c
F
8%
Jan
9
—
...
10c 11 tic
1*
_
I
8%
2.31
May
3.50 Apr
8% May,
52c
—
Development
1.00
Corp
:i_„
.—III
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
~
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
I _i
Red, Crest Gold Mines
•
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd
1.
Ltd—
2,100
Jan.
-
27
———
3.4U
Lithium
Ltd
3.25
2d
1.55
pfd
95e
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd^l,
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd—_
1
Mines
3.00
16%
Petroleums
8%c
Mines
3.10
,—
common.-
4%
Co
Oil
Feb
He
84c
-
10c
Standard, Gold Mines Ltd
~~I_'"h
Stanleigh, Uranium Mining Corp ~ ~l
Steeloy, Alining Corp Ltd
1.
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
J
19c
.
1.40
Mining—^
,.,3.15
-1;
South Dufault
8c
Feb
Feb
9,300
30c
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
13c
\
-
5.75
3.40
-1,
Quebec
6c
8,600
6c
May
1.38
1.35
»
11,000'
19c
—
Anacon Lead Mines—
Arcan
Mar
915
6%c
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
Area
1»
Mar
19%
—
preferred
Arcadia
-10% May
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth..
Apex
Jan
29
-
-50c
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Anglo
Anglo
£•
-
-
'
6c
-
Roxana
Anglo
Anglo
19%
24% Feb
1
Algoma Steel
Anchor
640
Jan
_1
v
Algom
Amurex
10%
Va Jan
18c
,—
Pacific
American
High
24
23
IIIi
Voting trust
Aluminum
415
5,535"
18c
Yellowknife Gold;
Aluminium
24
19%
Explorations
Allied
28%
common.
:—
Alberta Distillers common-,
Alberta
26%
24
__Ii
Ajax Petroleums
Alba
Low
9%
:
Shoe
Mines
Akaitcho
Rail*,- wince Jan. 1
High
_•
Ltd
Surpass
Shares
'!•
Zi
Preferred
Agnico
Sales
for Week
Range
24
•
common-
Oil
&
Week's
of Prices
Low
—25
Mines
Uranium
Gas
Advocate
lO'A
2.40
-ll
26c
34c
23c
8c
--1
7%cMax
Apr
04c
1.20
t
-1,
»%c Jan,
Jan
20.000
8'/ag 13tic
-
1^
Jan
4c
27,200
21c
.
-i
5c
3,000
'
—
1.00
_y'oc
5.0QQ
JaQ,
70c
5tic
.
1
'
Ltd—
)
500
6c
7%c
Peb«
Mat
56c
19c
II=>;
Ltd——
80c
/
27%v
—;—
:
Class A
65c
A-
(1945
Oils
Jan
Apr
Jan
8 tic
I
lie
'Iiv
61c
25c
>
Par
Aunor
18c
500
5 t«C
__i;
—-_1
7,100
26c
51c
•
—lT
75c
04 e
—„1".
Ltd.;
Apr
08%
•
:.„7';;c
Ltd—-I^_I_Il
North American Rare Metals'—i
38c
10
10
,
25e
—1
4,100
77
1.38
Normetal Alining Corp LtcL—
North American Asbestos
Crkalta
30c
70c
55c
3j/2C
Northspan. Uranium Alines
.1
30c;
05c
.
05c
r>()c
Corp—II—
|
Feb
•
_._20c
Ltd
Nocana Mines Ltd-
Mar
-40c.
& Minerals Ltd •>
Mines
Mines
Sc
76 V4
1
—
May
42c
.
1"
Ltd—1*
Alylamaque Explorations Ltd
Jan
1 lc
8%c May
1,000
9c
—
New
4c
15,500
70c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
—I:
Mining Co'ip of Canada Ltd—
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
——i__i
Montgary Explorations Ltd
^_i '
5
Jan
Feb
12c
.
ItiVa
.5
:
5c
40'ic
.1
-ij
:
New Formaque Mines Ltd
1,000
15
15
45c
45c
Ltd
;
460
.-12c
.1
Ltd—I
Mines
Mining Ltd-.
Meta. Uranium
i
—1
_
25c
6c
Last
Abltlbl Power 8c Paper common
Ashdown
12,000
"l
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd
Marpic Exploration Ltd—_
Apr
42,500
_l
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
17
He
Exploration Co
1
Mining Co Ltd
—Ll
i
Jan
Jan
37c
&
.
5c
9,500
Kontiki Lead <fe Zinc Mines Ltd
1
Jan
?■
Labrador Mining
Copper
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—.
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
47 %c
Apr
Jan
f
Lingside
May
28c
4c
i
.
Feb
13
May
30c
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust
Kerr-Addison Gold Alines Ltd_____.
1
Feb
20c
6c
•
20*4; 21%"
_i
9
..
2,000
a04c
•
Jan
2,500
-
3 tic
a04c.
Mines——_—g„1
Uranium
35c
,
tic
11,700
t
i.' "4cr 4 tic
IG-ti-.
17
_]
____
2c
300
26c
s34c
———_IIi
2,500
13
20c
4V-ic
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltdr——5'
i
i
i
Alines
3c
12-14;
—
;
3c-
->r
Geco Mines Ltd
j.__l
Golden Age Mines Ltd
I_*
Grandroy Mines Ltd——
/
*
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd-1
Mar
7%c
7%c
Sale Trice
——
■
18c
73c-
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
45c
Apr
200
8.10
33c
Feb
200
3.25
7.40
7c
500
21c -Jan
-
Feb
1.12
21,500
v
7.75
3.2^
15c
800
10
7.75
.
Apr
May"
-
—_
Mines
Empire Oil & Minerals
34c
1,500
—_1
5.90 Mar
10c
103,090
'
1
Oils. Ltd—
Ltd—1_—
4an
20c
26c
Feb
5.25 May
6.05 Feb
Apr
1220
8c
8.10
l
Devon-Palmer
Dolsan-Mines
75c
High
16(5
Toronto Stock Exchange
4 V2V0
f
1
18c
May
Feb
,11,500
12c
Ltd—1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
;
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd.'
20c
1,900
-
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
May
9c
Feb
15c
45c
.
61c
24
3.75
5.05
4,200
.
ioc.li tic
40c
,
.
1
May
~
13c
Mining Exploration Ltd
,-1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,
20c
Ltd
Jan
3.95
T
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
May
21c
Jan
5.00
lie;
Coehenour Williams Gold Mines Ltd—1
Compagnie Minier'e L'Ungava
——1.50
Consolidated, Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
:_1
Consolidated Dcnisbn Mines Ltd
1
18c
*
17%c Jan
Feb
1.000
45c
8c
24c
Mar
4.90
I 4.25
1
J
High
18c
Petroleum Ltd, wts
8%c Alay
Apr
14c
"ndc
"_1
:
Jan
7c
-
l
Yellowknife
7c
9c*
24
7.75
V-
Corp
01c
8%c May
7c
21'e
7c
Cleveland
Quebec
139,000
11c
01c
24
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Cons
22c
tile
a40c
Continental
500
lbc
a!4c
_75c
Copper
17c
9'L-c
17c
_l
Ltd
Shares
Mar
17c
—,.1
1
for Week
Apr
5.50
_____
Decalta
Jan
Castle-Trethe'way Mines Ltd
:
—.j.
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—
d—*
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd——_1
Chibougamau
Western
I*>w
1
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Jan
LtdV—
Corp
Mar
Mar
1
—'—
24c
6c
Ltd——JL_1
—
Jan
'
i,
Capital-Lithium Mines -Ltd-i——
Jan
13c
4c
Ltd———
Ltd
5c
17,500
19c
Weedon
37c
5.25
Canorama. Explorations
Jan
5,100
1
Ltd
Mar
3c
2,500
-
Mines Ltd
23c
0,500
12.000
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co" Ltd—2
Lithium
4.000
7c
Ltdi,4———25c.
Canalask Nickel Mines
Corp—
Pyrite •& Copper Corp Ltd
40c
4.95
Canadian
Alining
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Virginia
7c
Ltd-^—1
Petrol
9.35 May
35c
Jan
>
'
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd!———*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—.1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Canadian Devonian
High
Feb
39%c ;-.-37c
.,
1
Tungsten Mines Ltd
7.10
Week's
Last
Sale Price
v.v
5 la c
iCi.
»
Friday.
2.500
.4c. ,4%c
„,4 \
7;
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9.35
16%c
4 Vst c
Bounyvllle Oil & Refining Corp—;._1
Bordulac
Mines
Ltd——_
—1
Bornite Copper
Corp^l^IiSl>id_..
.1
Rouscadillac Gold
.«•
17c
.
Ltd——_1
Mines
:
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
25c.27%c
-
FOR WEEK
Sales
for Week
High
8.00
r.
—I
.
Lldr.—1
Mines
Mining Corp
1
Loin
-
.
—--I.—ii—i
_i.
Gold
Belle-Chibougamau
9.35
—1
_
j
,
"A'%_1
__
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd_
Batcmaa Bay
Week's
Lasti
Range
Sale.Pride. of Prices
s' " -
;•
RANGE
Friday;
STOCKS
69,812
61c
Apr
95c
42
421/4
265
38%
Jan
44% Mar.
54c
50c
54c
27,443
46%c
Apr
62c
10%
370
9%
Jan
11%,Mar,
5c
7,000
4c
Jan
7%c
•
A
*
Rights
Columbia Telephone
Reef Mines
25
1
10%
1
Company
Mines
-1
5c
4%C
95c
1
&
Smelting
6c
6c
6c
2,500
5%c
Jan
1
2.70
2.40
2.70
1,810
1.95
Apr
13
Jan.
41% Mar
7c
May,
Jan.
Jan,
Jan
2.90. Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
(2152)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Frlce
WEEK ENDED MAY 9
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
1
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
1
Lake—.
Red
7,600
1.10
84c
1.34
88,200
1
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Builaio
8c
10 %c
7%c
12c
338,000
73c
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12e
38%
300
6%c
7%c
4,100
6 %c
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12 'A
13
885
10%
Jan
7
6%
7
285
May
42
35% Jail
38
7%c
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May
1.34 May
Mar
4%c Jan
12%
Products
Building
Bunker
8c
Jan
5c
Low
High
Low
High
(5c
6%C
—
Mar
Feb
9c
13
May
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
Cabanga
--
A
2.90
2.50
2.90
14,100
2.10
Jan
2.90
Feb
16%
18%
9,880
16%
Jan
19 V»
Jan
1.15
& Smelting
1.13
1.25
6,020
19c
21c
9,500
,
21c
■
180
115
Jan
190
Apr
54
55%
580.
50%
P'cb
56
Apr
Coppercorp
24%:
220
23
Feb
25
Feb
45r
Ian
53c/.
3,245
37%
Feb
23% May
1,620
62%
Jan
70%
Feb
Jan
8.75 May
2.75 Feb
3.50 May
20%
23%
68%
69%
5.00
\
Canada Cement common.
Iron Foundries
Canada
Life
Canada
Assurance
Oil
1,517
25
28%
565
27
26
27%
1,070
25
r
24%
1.65.
1.75
Southern
Canada
i
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Canadian
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Canadian
;
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50
17,200
;
1
4.15
464
46
5%c
5,566
30%
3.10'
15
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15
30%
30%
•
12% Mar
Crest brook
5.40 May
Curtis
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
Gas
Va
715
30%
6%
2,280
91c
1.10
66,250
4.05
4.20
71c
72c
2,200
1,500
1.50
1.50
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Devonian
Drawn
Canadian
103,000
5.80
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,
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Eagle
4e
5.75
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Canadian
18,1.00
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5.15
10
18%
18%
90c
87c
9:5 c;
I,505
23,757
7%
._
7%
7%
■;%: .1,100
Mar
16%
Apr
3.60
Apr
Jan
Apr
15 Va May
13
Feb
28% Mar
31
4.75 Mar
80c
Apr
6% May
1.13
Apr
4.00 Jan
G5c
Jan
class
Jan
4.85
Feb
72c
*
General
Securities
cl
Husky
Jan
49c
0%
7%
1,200
3.50
100
Apr
7%
200
7
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A
16%
16%.
420
17
17
400
1,125
r
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34c
20c
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1.95
1.75
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1
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11%
13 Va
13,099
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■
Jan
4.70
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
Apr
9% Jan
7
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Canadian
5.00
15
4.70
Class B
r
Feb ";
%c Mar
J>
A
*
Canadian
1.35
7%
Products
Food
6.65
7,345
7%
2,895
23 %c 28%c
5.25
6.60
36,700
Apr
Jan
7
Jan
36
Hydrocarbon
Maiartlc Gold
Canadian
Canadian
North
Canadian Oil
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Inca
Cos
——
•
'
17c
26
•
Pershing
70c
Crows
Nest
Mines
Canadian
Feb
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
common
:
Leather "class
Davis
Vickers
preferred
Gold
Wallpaper
Canadian
West
Apr
1.65
Jan
9.55 Mar
Canadian
Oil
Western
Westinghouse
Canadian
Copper
Mines
Gold
Cassiar
8% Mar
Sullivan
Mines
4.00
Jan
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Mining
50c
Apr
26
14%
178
20% Jan
13% Apr
1.84
6,675
1.40 Feb
20
8c
3,575
95
97
140
20
Mar
6c
May
16% Jan
2.35 Mar
24
Jan
Jan
97
92
Mar
Feb
Economic
Jan
15c
81
Eddy
100
May
98 V®
100
50
27%
27%
50
21
Fell
23%
23%
75
20
Jan
May
27% May
25% May
20%
260
20
May
20% May
1.15
1.30
6,617
Apr
1.30 May
220
75c
Erie
Feb
18c
17c
20c
8,549
14e
Apr
23c
Jan
20c
17c
21C
42.330
1.38
1.28
1.39
28,730
61c
67c
21,050
15c
Mar
1.15 Apr
51
May
22c
50c
Apr
Apr
95c
20c
185,100
9c
Jan
21c
Feb
Federal
71c
69c
71c
4,500
50c
Jan
72c
Apr
Fleet
Jan
7.90
Apr
Ford Motor Co
7.85
7.55
7.85
3,620
5.45
3.30
3.25
3.30
2,700
3.25
3.80
3.80
4.00
1,400
8.00
7.35
8.15
78.819
1.0U
1.03
1.10
II,350
8c
8c
2,000
1.65
1.99
17,170
17 Va
450
Apr
3.50 Apr
6.10
(jfic
Jan
Jan
7%c Jan
1.55
Apr
14% Jan
Ford
4.25
Foundation
Apr
8.15 May
1.15
Apr
9%c Jan
2.05
Jan
17 Va May
of
Lake
Gold
Petroleum
Debentures
6c
5,000
16c
Apr
12c
> 22c
Jan
1,500
10c
May
16c
Jan
Galkeno
31c
41c
31c
May
42c
Jan
Gatineau
50c
Jan
72c
Feb
40c
Jan
55c
Apr
70c
49c
48c
53c
23,600
3.05
2.98
3.15
43,225
11%
10%
11%
4,412
13c
12c
14c
9,500
..1
17c
lG%c
18c
..1
27c
29c
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Yellowknife
Colomac
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Commonwealth
Conduits
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6c
6c
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National
Confederation
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Con
Key
Conro
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Coniaurum
1.80
Jan
3.15 May
7%
Jan
11% May
Galtwin
5%
General
Consolidated
Mlenbee
•
Oil
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
•Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
„
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Beta
Mines
..1
Consolidated
Consoi
Central
Cadillac...
Demson
Mines
Consolidated
...
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
For
footnotes
I
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Gold
see
Jan
Feb
3.50
Jan
9%
Jan
155 157%
1,042
87
Jan
157%
Apr
Geo
56c
9,000
50c
Jan
95c
Jan
Giant
9%c
8%14c
32c
32c
1.75
26c
Jan
35c
Jan
Giant
3.062
20%c Jan
35c
Jan
9c
Jan
Glenn
8c
10c
5,500
6%c
lie
Mar
8%
100
1,500
7
Apr
Jan
8%
Apr
13c
14c
14,600
8%c
1,167
14c
15c
36,450
6 Vac
940
5 Vac
Jan
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page
42.
12c
13c "Jan
>
Apr
"
96c
Jan
1;62 May
Jan
27% May
152,311
8,615
11%
3.220
7.70
Jan
15%
15%
15%
2,590
11%
Jan
21%
22%
1,765
20%
Feb
8
8
500
6%
Jan
1L%
28%
11V4
250
30
4,096
9.75
— —
11%
29%
•
11% May
-16
■
23%
100
120
97
11% May
20
2,034
18%
59
60%
6,564
50
May
100
Jan
Jan
60
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19
Jan
'
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12%
12%
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1,542
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12,500
8c
Jan
90c
8,250
60c
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35 Va
30
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-
-
-
12c
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9%
12c
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9%
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Jan
10
7,632
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35%
150
11%C
11 %c
12c
5,500
8c
8c
8c
1,500
7c
9c
7,500
1.42
1.59
20.800
1.72
26,335
8c
20.900
41c
18,200
1.05
17c
Mar
Jan
10c
Apr
7c
Jan
35May
......
-
-11c
Apr :
1 Ffeb
18b
1.60 May
7c
/
v
1.30 Mar
1.60
—
Feb
60% May
'
12%
Jan
May
8
*
,
Jan
100
May
23Va
Jan
10
20
•
Jan
67c
-
25%
1.62
27:!»
11%
Feb
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Jan
46c
1.28
Jan
19c
Feb
Gold
Feb
10c
Jan
Golden
20c
I'cb
Jan
Eagle
Goldfields
May
Apr
Grafton
class
Graham
Bousquet
Jan
4,700
5 VaC
-1
23c
18c
25c
13,000
16 %c
30c
27c
33c
56,300
25c
..1
2.00
1.85
2.15
8,050
33c
8,300
13,397
29c
Jan
4IV2C May
65c
7%c Feb
Great
Apr
25c
May
Great
38c
Jan
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Jan
Jan
36c
67c
Mar
41c
May
Jan
8
May
14% May
15
May
32%
32%
32%
100
31
41
79e
•
7
37%
Jan
208,025
26c
Feb
35
,
42
Jan
30
41
1.00
Jan
•
Apr
1.00 May
31c
12,600
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
11c 11 Vac
12,700
10c
Jail
18c
Jan
2.00
200
22 %c 23 Vac
15,449
22c
Apr
35c
Jan
20c
25,000
12c
Jan
24c
Mar
23 Va
24
3,736
21
Apr
25
Mar
17%
18%
4,486
14%
Jan
18% May
15%
15%
1,316
14%
Apr
19
Jan
1.36
1.48
18,675
1.78
Feb
60c
5,392
80c
Feb
26c
2.00
2.00
23%c
18c
.
2.50 Feb
2.00 May
1.18
Jan
41c.. Mar
5.00
Jan
..
-
7.20 May
7.05
6.45
7.20
12,785
1
10c
13c
6,500
32
30
32
600
26
Jan
33
28
28
28
200
25Va
Jan
30
Feb
7c
6%c
7c
8,500
5%c
Apr
13c
Jan
45c
45c
48c
1.200
30c
Jan
48c
Apr
37%
37%
38%
350
33%
Jan
40%
Feb
76
71%
76
1,330
66 %
Jan
78 Va
22
22
22%
972
16%
Jan
22% May
6%c
7 Vac
5,500
5c
Jan
24:,V
25%
*
*—
9%c Mar
15c
Jan
8c
25
Jan
Fet
Jan
% Mar
265
22%
Jan
8.10
7.45
8.10
8,355
7.00
Jan
9.00
Feb
1.60
1.70
7.949
1.18
Jan
1.74
Apr
75%
75 '.4
78
60
25
63
Jan
78
Apr
264,714
34%
1,555
13c
Apr
Lakes
20
13%
7,490
1.03 May
34% May
101
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
105 >/4
103%
Jan
110.. May
13% May
7.95'Jan
4.90 Jan
Feb
6% Apr
Va
6:%
6la
825
16%
18%
71,228
55 %
275
53% May
65
959
32%
38% May
36%
38%
3.05
3.60
3.35
2.86
3.40
7
7
*
7
common—
8
Jan
Feb
18% May
Jan
3.05 May
3.95
Jan
6,420
2.75
Jail
3.80
Jan
25
•
5%
Jan
7
Apr
Jan
84
Apr
500
84
65
78%
13c
2.900
10 %»c
Jan
16c/ Feb
34c
34c
1,500
27c
Jan
36c
10%C
Gold
13c
4.000
9c
Jan
6.35
6.20
6.50
Mines-
6,315
1.68
Apr
2.10
Apr
18.650
3,210
5c
May
16c
aC
14 VaC
500
14c
Jan
21c
Jan
18c
167,550
7%c
Jan
18c
May
8C
9%'C
45,100
9%c May
1.10
Jan
■
5c
Jan
31c
2.000
28c
Feb
9c
10c
1,500
7%c May
145% 145''a
28
135
Feb
Feb
36c
Jan
14c
Feb
146
Apr
Feb
46
•
common
-
Jan
48 %
12%
Apr
13% Jan
7,000
7c
Mar
4.00
Feb
lie
200
36c
99,734
1.30
3.950
92c
Feb
29
28%
29%
6,495
27 Va
Jan
34
21
21
200
17
Feb
21
7%
7%
7%
1,946
41
41
170
3.05
3.80
2,950
3.05
3.25
2,425
50
3.15
—
~
'
26 Vac Mar
6%
Jan
Jan
5.00 Apr
4.75
32c
1.29
*
J
45%
50
9c
4.75
36c
Paper
100
13
1.20
4.75
1
46
13
8%>c
__
-
warrants
7.00
12c
—
com
Feb
14 %c Mar
2.00
14'
13
Warrants
Jan
30c
Gold
Gas
4.25
5C 11 VaC
5c
9c
Preferred
.ian
83
12 VaC
34c
A
Northern
B
30c
27
106
110
11%
3.60
com.
Lakes Power common
Class
4%c Jan
51.700
1.03
33 T u
6
Mines
May
May
8c 10 %c
67c
34%
16%
Canada
Mines
Grandroy
Granduc
Feb
2.15
Jan
30o
-
15c
12 Vac
Consolidated
Granby
Mar
1.62 Jan
19c
32c
2:10 Mar
Mar
50
27c
Uranium
3.20 May
Jan
Jan.
1.78
7c
210
a
41
—
Goodyear Tire Canada
4%
preferred
5.85
Jan
*'
8
9%c
15
48c
•
•
15
Mines
Jan
29c
-
14%
97c
Gold
Man 1 lot.
Jan
22c
36c
j
15 VaC
Jan
2,600
;
•
,
12 %c Feb
6%c Mar
15
— —
3.10
7,000
•
8
Mines
2.30
13.331
•
Mines
Goldcrest
7c
Mar
1.45
1.65
1
*
Mines
Goldale
7%c
10c
•
f
Mining
Uranium
10%
67c
7%o Jam
2.00
Yellowknife
39,119
55c
3,666
(•2,760 "i
26%
Mine.—
24,000
64c
*'
1.53
Prosp
24,950
..1
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Feb
-37c
22%o Apr
83
15
30c
-
5 le '
'
V 2 85 Fcb
13c
3.20
30c
2,712
2,200
14c
9 Van
Feb
Apr
J
Jan-:
2.50
27%
Ltd
5.80
..1
14C
100
27c
54
Wares
2.90
7%c
'•
8c
—
5.35
6c
Jan-
-49c
;
13%
—
12c
-
110
3.20
60c
55,000
51c
12%
5.55
58c
23c
2.50
..
8c
1
Steel
Glacier
5%c Jan
40c 41 %c
19c
2.50
May
26c
x23%c
Jan*
Dynamics
Mascot
3,250
22c 24V2C
17c
•
-
...
14%
60c
15% May
" *
Jan
712
Feb
Mar
14c
May
7%c
20c
20c
104% 104%
Scientific
30c
41 %c
14
31c
Ltd
Mines
G%(:
23 %c
—7
1,100
105,075
29c
Preferred
6c
6%c
15c
15
22c
31c
Motors
General
28c
8%
47
26c
Feb
19
Feb
7%C Mar
98c
A
Genex
__
16% Jan
43%
22c
common
Petroleum
Class
12
10
..1
Gold
9c
Jan
—
Arrow
Marbenor
Marcus
4Vac Mar
Apr
•
Halllwell
Howey
13,500
May
,_1
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Mines." /
Lake
Golden
General
General
8
1
Dragon Oil
Gillies
Feb
Jan
275
1
..1
Discovery
Fenimore Iron
19 %c
47V2C
8%c
•
Flin
Consolidated East Crest
..
Jan
20 %c Feb
1,650
Gamma
Calllman
Warrants
Consolidated
1
500
310
3,000
19
2.50
•
: 11 %c Feb
45
20c
•
Mar
70c
:
'
9%c
14%
15
22 %c
——
.
Power
General
1,500
__
—
30%c
65,000
Jan
9
32c
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Mines
Development
33,000
27c
12
60c
:■
Jan
V 1.90
>
Apr
9c
19
.
1.25
45
l5':
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common
Bakeries.
Development
Feb
2.00
60c
Mar
400
1.65
preferred
preferred
12c
8%
.50
10%c Apr
Feb
6c
preferred
1.80
11
Jan
2.20 Jan
1.60 Mar
7%c Jan *:*'■
60c
Mines
Mines
11%
8'
4.00
250
Exploration
5 % c'o
Geco
2.00
157%
Mines
5 %c
3.40 Mar
Jan
11%
.10
-
24c1
7
Ltd
Frob%her
11,500
•
Copper
Jan
4,700
*
10
Companies
7c
21,628
12,600
Ltd
Mines
Fraser
lie
Jan
A
Canada
of
Co
Francoeur
21c
..1
Coldstream
Feb
2.90
*
20c
—
A
class
French
6c
*
Equip
10c
Apr
25o
(U S)
Canada
3.60 Jan
10c
1
Reco
2,000
1.38
Kirkland
20c
60c
9,960
10c
1
Manufacturing
General
Coin
class
Grain
18c
70c
2.00
10c
15%
Preferred
*-..-
l
1.80
Jan
*
Federal
Jan
i
2.275
Jan
7c
2.50
*
15
Jan
1.42
1
Cochenour Willans
3.80
Jan
78c
33c
1
1.32
1.07
40c
3.70
Jan
*
1.00 Jan
4,400
75o
100
1.75
20
Jan
2,524
.
2.50
Jan
1.78 Feb
1.14
—-
7%q
2,500
18 %
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—
1.25
6%c
470
129,200
23%
Nickel
Falconbrldge
1.07
1
11
73c
•
1
B—
1.05
1
v
7c
11
58c
*
class
Corp
Fargo Oils Ltd.
Farwest Tungsten Copper
_
17% May
11% Feb
11 %c
Fanny
1
;
18% -May
——1
*
-1
1
Famous
Mar
17
Mines
Apr
16% Jan
10% Jan
20
A—
Explorers Alliance
1.40
Mines
16%
2,089
1
1
Flooring
Eureka
25c
Chimo Gold Mines
Cody
Trust
Investment
Mines
Jan
Wines
1,835
17%
8c
20
10
-
Mining Ltd_.
May
1.95
18:%
17 Va
; 12 VzC Jan
-
55c
Eld rich
El Sol
Mar
•
Kayrand Cop Mln
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining <fc Smelting
Ltd.
&. Smelting
Mines
12c
■
17%
-—I
Paper class
Elder
85c
—J__l
Feb
Jan
7c
70c
1
—I
Preferred
44
:
1.07
1
Gold
Easy Washing Machine common
1,000
•
Farm
150
26
1,100
Chib
•fCockshutt
Mines
East
21c
Oil
Cheslerville
Malartlo
Jan
1.25
Gold
Cheskirk
Am phi
East
10
•
Porcupine
Gal
May
Apr
East
103%
1
Pat
Central
Chateau
93c
Jan
21c
Rio
Charter
59,441
£kd
Copper Co
Apr
5.50 Mar
__1
—
10.040
1.50
-*
—"
1
—1
Mudge
<fc
Brewery
51c
•
Athabaska
Central
Dow
1
-
Del
Donnell
1.16
Ltd
25,459
common
i
Corp
Jan
5,600
9c
6 5c
common—•
*
—————1
Textile
Donalda. Mines
21c
•
34c
Mar '
20<:
1.35
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
97-%
24
•-
Apr
1.41
20c
7 VaC
common—*
100
Dominion Steel & Coal common
•
Dominion Stores
•
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.
Ltd
Central
Indus..
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1
Castle Trethewey
Cayzor
Jan
2.40. Feb
13 %
"15c
Feb
5.50
1.26
Preferred
Duvan
.1
Quartz
Asbestos
55c
5Va Jan
1.73
51
4.40 Mar
1.50
& Steel
Foundry
Dominion
1
Gas
Cariboo
Jan
*
Producers.
Captain
Apr
7
4.50 Mar
14%
49
2,980
r
3:45 May
Jaii
22%
Electrohome
Feb
'3.3,163
1.30
5%
5
Feb
107
Jan
Feb
54,456
V
2.29
v^Z-V'
*
—•
common
Jan
1.70
66c
Natural
7% May
Dominion
20 Va
Warrants
Oil
93c
6,900
5%
—
29c
75c
Go
Cap ^rin Mines
Can Met Explorations
Canso
Dairies
27%
25
—
Co
Candone Exploration
Canso
Bridge
Dominion
18 %c
1,700
51
Williston
Canam
Dominion
27%
_l
Canadian
Jan
5.60
104
25
3.45
3.00
•
—
7% May
1.03
7.50 Apr
Apr '' V r: 33%
106 106%
•
;
Jau
2
2.50
Oils
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
Seagrams
Exploration
23%
*'
pfd_20
5%%
Mines
Delnite
Mines
Apr
May
6.65 May
6%c
class A
Mfrs
Gas
Nat
'**«»
3.45
1
—1
25c
—!
Apr
100
100
■■
1
Mines
Dome
Feb
May
'26
«
Canadian
■
1
Horn Mines
Dome
6.20
17
30c
uauJi.
Mines
Brewis
liueuursey
Deer
Bu
Jan
9.00
97
Apr
4.85
24%
*
Daragon Mines
11% Mar
15% Mar
1.80
1
..."
100
Corp
Corp
14c
1.705
3,670
1
1
Daerlng Explorers
Jan
8.20
Salt*
Canadian
—
19%
Feb
14%
25
10
_16%
Prospect
1.05 Apr
23% c Mar
18
20
Pacific Railway
Canadian
—
14c
1.70
Canadian Petrofina preferred
new
23%
100
1955 warrants
6%c Jan
7.45
32%
7%c
—1
10
1
Minerals
Crowpal
Cusco
4,328
26%
ioo
—
warrants
70,130
7.25
30%»
1
10
—
19c
8.95
preferred
1953
14c
11c
13c
7.30
31%
..50
common
2,000
17c
25'A
l
.
common..
Rights
5%
'
7
7%.
28 Vac
•
-
Jan
'
Canadian
Mar
16% Mar
30c
Warrants
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
50
FJ
■
'
1
Oil
23,230
10
10
•
Steel pfd
Canadian
Canadian
1.60
2c
warrants
Jan
90c
Zellerbach /——5
71c
Wright
9c
Jan
70c
Timber
Trust
D'Eklona
Canadian
Jan
55c
Warrants
Crown
5% '
4.05
4%c
13,200
•
J
1
24,500
1
Croinor
8
Feo
18c
"
40,200
8c
78c
10c
Canada
Mines
of
9%c Jan
2.75
12 %c Mar
14c
7c
72c
■
Crown
6%
1.3
common...
.
Oil
Cree
Feb
13%
13c
Jan
Feb
74c
14c
2.50
1
"
47% May
30% May
260
May
36,785
11
30%
1,715
1,612
Mar
14c
14c
71c
Jan
1,330
12c
8%
3,020
9c
Jan
42c
7%e
r'
Jan
9%
Feb
9%c Jan
10c 10 Vac
8%c
/
J
1
Mining
Cournor
Mar
Apr
8c
'•
39% Mar
Jan
Apr
10c
—•
;
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Craig Bit
Fob
5c
Jail
5c
2.00
Imperial
Lea-
Crest a u rum
3.75
Jan
24c
2,804
17%
25
1.09
~
Pete
Jan
12
A
40%
3.40
15
4.80 Jan
3.50 Jan
32
Mar
1.16 Jan
4c
9,400
7c
8%c
25%
14%
9%
9%
97
Mar
2,600
32c
20c
9,900
■V 1,525
30%
30
57c
5%c
26c
7c
42
Jan
88
Mar
1.36
50,402
1,912
47%
29%
30
14 '4
t—
3,586
5.40
29%
3.40
Collieries
Canadian
12% " 12%.
7c
6 lac
•
Aluminum
Chieftain
\< Preferred
30
878
25
preferred
$1%
CoiiiM
20
common
Canadian Chemical & CelluloseCanadian
Cosmos
87
37
5.10
Canadian Canncrs class A
Canadian Celanese common
"
Apr
40% Apr
Jan
4.60
6 VaC
warrants
Class A
Feb
80
37
12%
.
British
Canadian
;
Jan
34
5)6
class
Distillery
35
3.80
2
Preferred
Corby
725
37
-1—1
Canadian Bank of Commerce
;
Jan
105
1.00
49c
16c
17%
Jan
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Apr
May
5,645
104,291
32c
•
*
—1
•
Ltd
2.00
Mar
Jan
Feb
38c
Glc
36c
Oils
90c
1.50 Mar
70c
Apr
576
4.60
7.12.50
Minerals
Canadian Atlantic Oil
29%
39
G5c
99c
~*""1
Canada Steamship Lines com
Jan
8(5
41%
96
—100
Safeway Ltd pfd
...
Canada Southern Oils warrants.
Canada
\
30% May
29 % May
Jan
Jan
225
Apr
5.90 Mar
39
"• 41
39
20
Mortgage
3,920
2,000
80c
inn
86
;
41%
A.
class
B
Permanent
1.70
74c
80c
_
Packers
Class
Canada
30%
28
55 %
Lands
Warrants
\
5.15
100
26
Preferred
"C&nada
4,100
3.50
29%
Canada Malting common
'
8.40
3.50*
180
t
f
8.25
27
common
i
'
;• Canada
5,410
3.95
.
28%
Preferred
i
5.05
3.50
common
4.85'
8.35
Canada
Bread
Jan
75c
58c
•
180
12c
23%
'Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
i
Apr
10,000
15,500
69%
common
i*
33 %c
2,900
33c
29%C
57c
Calgary & Edmonton
1
Consolidated Peak
61c
38c
1
—25c
Calgary
Power
Consolidated
Jan
7%
Mines.
Nicholson
Apr
41c
Apr
Jan
Jan
28c
Mar
17c
'
1
1
Consolidated Pershcourt Min'e__
.1
Consolidated Red Poplar
1
Consolidated ttegcourt Mines Ltd
J
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
1
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining
1
Consolidated West Petroleum.
•
Consumers Gas Co common
—1® '
5%%
series A preferred
100
Conwest
Exploration
•
Copp Clark Publishing
•
——
Caoie Mines uns_
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!
6%
31c
38c
1.50-Mar
1.13 May
33c
58c
Consolidated Northland Mines
'
J
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class
Dock
Dry
High
Low
High
18%
Ltd—-—•
•
Consolidated Mogul
1
Consolidated
Morrison
Explor
1
Consolidated Moslier
2
Consolidated Negus Mines
1
Oils
Mac
Consolidated
■
Burrard
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Far
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
i
Range
of Prices
Slale Price
49c
Jan
1.35 Mar
Mar
%
7%
Apr
Jan
Apr
41
Jan
3.00
Jan
3.80
Apr
2.25
Jan
3.50
Apr
36
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5741
187
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41
T*
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
West
18^4
17%
A—
*
5-14
5%
*
Develoo
Coal
class
Class B
•
•
—10
Greyuawx Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty
Trust
Lead
5%--■
-
High
Jan
15
15
5% Jan
5 ¥4
400
4.75 Mar
27,900
.•-
6%
5.25
Apr
1074 Mar
Name
Apr
Jan
Maybruu
25
2074
Jan
21
9c
17c
43.821
874c
Jan
17c
May
8c
9c
2.500
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
1
16%
16%
17
27,050
12%
Jan
7.85
7.50
8.20
17,025
5.70
Jan
———1
7c
7c
9c
29,500
*
35%
33%
35%
1,839
,
-
.
Lime & /uab
*
17
Mines
Mc-Intyre
Apr
McKenzie
Feb
^
35% May
Mines
Halmon
tiara
of
Head
Lakes
Headway
Heath
Gold
Hendershot
-
,
7c
8c
76
76
76
5c
5%c
—
1.35
1.40
20c
26c
Gold
Co
Natural
Exploration & Development_50o
Mining
1
Paper 5 ¥2% pfd
50
520
4.50
2,329
3.05
1,552
3974
16%
17%
1.03
-
;
Apr
17,117
65c
Jan
1.04
•
1.65
1.50
1.65
15,160
47c
47c
•
23c
21c
23c
1,000
21,098
1
2.35
2.22
2.45
86,385
*
2.95
2.95
3.00
3,000
8c
8c
1,700
Mill
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette'. Minerals
Co
Petroleunib
Milliken
Lake
'
Milton
Mining Corp
•
Mining Endeavour Co
1
8C
8c
8c
13c
13c
15c
33
32 ¥2
3374
1574 Mar
Apr
77c
Jan
32
Jan
37
4374
Jan
49%
50
260
9
1.165
76
77
382
41 %
-43%
13%
6-%
6c
8c
,
„■
9.50
2,085
51%
52
25%
„.
52
225
95%
;95%-
3.80
3.90
4.50
10%
10%
47% -47%
;
~
—
..
13
vi2%,-*-
6%
574 ;
16
3.00
3.25
48c
50c
39%
.
4.25
8,490
1374
13 ¥2
1,060
13 ¥a
1374
575
26c
156,100
National
preferred
Petroleum
National
Feb
Nesbltt
Bidlamaque
Calumet
Chamberlain
7%
Jan
New
16 ¥4
Jan
New
Davies. Pete—
3.25 Mar
New
Delhi
68c
Jan
7 7 ¥2 Mar
31 ¥2
Feb
47% May
32c
Feb
1874c Jan
36% Jan
44
12¥2
1.166
9% Jan
13
Apr
1.18
—
12%
1.01
1.70
-
47%
-
24¥20
-
24,478
1.20
15,400
1.70
1,300
'•-/ 3,500
1374c May
1.20
*
9c
16%c
68c-
•
65c
71c
52c
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
23c
Jan
17c
Jan
22¥2c
4,000
-20c
8c
Jan
Feb
Feb
49c
15,709
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
27c
20,600
20c
Apr
29c
Jan
2.25
10,100
46c
4.85
57a
6c
55c
5¥2C
6c
27.500
18 ¥4
1.75
55c
,
1.85
5.00
Mar
2.10
75c
100
7c
18
1.80
.
1
574
6c
5%
5c
9.565
14%
Jan
8c.
.
.18 ¥2
Jan
3,200
95c
27c
Jan
17,700
5c
2.06
Feb
4,650
6c
Apr
Apr
7% May
Jan
61c
.
2.49 Mar
Feb
4;20 Feb
3,000
18
.
1'
1.90
500
1.85
—
j
4.90
1.65
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
70c
2074
2174
15 ¥a
Dufault
Lakeland
Exploration
42c
42c
•
45c
Jan
Mar
73c
Jan
Mar
4lc
2,916
4,000
8c
4,416
18%
15
14%
8%
8 ¥2
100
I
1.04
1.00
1.10
12,600
91c
1
68c
61c
68c
11,170
14c
Jan
Mines
Gas
3.30
7,165
1
of
Osu
La Luz
Mines
1
preferred
—100
Mines
Lake- Shore
1
Mines
1.
Mining
1
Mines—.
Lamaque
Laura
Gold
Woods
Gold
Leitcb
—
—
—
82
83
10
25c
4.25
4.75
80
1974c
23c
2.95
2.95
2.80
2174
1
1.58
3 90
150
21
1.45
1.59
2.75
2.20
Gold
Mines
1
1074c
9c
12c
Mines
1
474c
474c
5c
2.05
1.95
2.10
7,420
30
32 74
31 ¥4
Loblaw
Groc
Loblaw
Cos
1st
pfd
class
3274
Oil
9
1.15
75c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
3.35 Mar
87
Feb
12c
Jan
125% May
May
5.25 Feb
29c
23c
May
3.15
Feb
2.95
Feb
2174 May
Jan
1.59 May
Jan
12c. May
Jan
1.50
28%
2,630
Canada
of
1.30
5 74c
Hosco
Kelore
Newlund
New
Manitoba
Smelting Co
Ltd
New
Gold
6c
' <n
Jan
2.10 May
Jan
;——
Mines
Mining
37.850
11c
Jan
29C
Feb
11c
15,875
5c
Mar
lie
May
2.88
2.87
3.05
9,900
30c
30c
33c
11,500
24c
Jan
Maciie
1
7c
674c
7c
Mar
Goldfleids
Uranium
Maple
Leaf
Milling
974c Jan
20,500
98c
1.00
8,000
90c
Apr
2874
3,364
23%
Jan
28 74 May
Jan
2.68 May
2.68
27,810
5c
6c
14,000
85
85
50
4c
5c
3.000
3c
Jan
May
Mar
May
1.08
90c
1.09
27,600
90c
874c
7c
8V2c
13,905
6%c Mar
*
21
21
21
35
974
9 74
200
_•
common
Preferred
7%
70,GOO
7c
17c
Jan
Ja«
May
17c
12c
17c
2.40
2.40
2.50
4,134
19c 2074c
30,700
19c
Mar
36c
16,400
7¥2c Mar
14c
Jan
12c
21c
May
9¥2c
9c
10c
'
2.70
2.23 Mar
Apr
21c
16c
21c
5,475
3.55
4.15
15,670
3274
3174
3274
1.60
1.95
1,610
1,230
48c
4Gc
50c
64,280
3.35
55,651
2.71
Apr
4.60 Feb:
2.34
8,020
1.85
Apr '
3.50
3.25.
2.34
13%
3.05
.
2.12
2.75
29 ¥2
1.10
37c
Feb
4.15 May
Feb
32% May
1.95 May
Apr
72c
Mar
1.35
1,280
3.50
3.75
1.10
1.10
500
12
13
II,722
3.20
3.20
1,825
10
warrants
•
Northern Canada Mines
Ontario
Northern
Util
Northwestern
Gas
•
1274
20
,
100
81
81
81
20
pfd
22c
.
.
2,970
22c
22c
5.040
——1
Oils
Northland
3.65
•
Natural
Telephone
11c
13c
II,000
•
17c
17c
1,350
Ltd
Mines
Norvalie
Jan
Feb
4.05
90c
"1957
Jan
9c
Apr
1.35
Nudulama
Mines
-
3.00
13
-
May
May
Feb
4.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan!
14
Feb
Jan
Apr
1.90
2.40
Jan
3.75 May
1.01
Apr
75c
1.30 Jan
10
Feb
13 ¥»
2.70
Jan
4.25
Jan
Jan
82
Mar
77
18c
May
10%c Mar
33c"
16c
23c
Apr
Ogams
J
Feb
Feb
1.15
7c
85
6c
1.20
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
11,000
7,500
3,800
15c
16c
12,000
1.80
1.90
7,500
48C
5,400
1.90
6c
43c
Warrants
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
ll%c Jan
23c
Jan
5c
1.18
Steel
3Gc
Jan
7% Mar
874
9
410
._10
26
2674
200
24 ¥4
Jan
Jan
Apr
20%
Feb
19
275
19
Apr
7.90
30.165
5.75
Feb
-7.90 Mar
3.55
3.05
3.55
1,047
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mar
12c
30c
1
lie
Feb
Wp^fprt
Feb
Par
25,700
19c
Jan
33c
Apr
3,000
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
15%
Apr
19
45c
51c
65,910
Consol
Exploration
Peerless
103
Jan
53c
55c
56c
4,265
2Gc
55c
41c
29c
4,500
20c
0c
1,000
4¥2c Jan
6c
7,300
3¥2c Jan
4474c
54c
23,578
37 %c Jan
65
Apr
Jan
20 ¥2
121
60c
Jan
Mar
30c
Apr
Apr
9c
Jan
11%C
Feb
60c
Feb
Ltd
Exploration
1
0
3.00
3.00
48C
45c
50c
8,800
33c
Jan
62c
1
1774c
15c
18c
19,238
14c
Jan
20c
1
47c
May
1,945
5c
Pardee
PCE
26.648
6c
1
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Mining Corp
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1674
10974
Mines
Maritime
Apr
Jafl
12,500
31c
28c
12c
116
Mines
e<
20c
13c
28c
26c
1
Mines
Tubes.
Porcupine
P?
May
¥4
19
Petroleums
Paramaque
Mar
9
7.05
Hersey
Pamour
50c
26
7.80
•
1
Gold
Minerals
Pacific
1.95 Mar
•
common
Orange Crush
Page
Feb
17¥ac Jan
Feb
Jan
May
1.55
1
Products
Copper
Lake
Apr
11 %c Jan
1.55 Jan
10
Preierred
Feb
26c
Gc
•
Club common
Pavmasip'
Jan
Mar
15c
•
Jan
as-
May
15
1.36
Malartic
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
4<~
Jan
65c
Feb
12c
Jockey
22
90
7c
Apr
13 ¥2
1.25
6c
Ontario
Orenada
Mar
45V2c
600
15c
O'Learv
Ormsby
3.000
62,600
15
1.35
16c
Osisko
.
1
•
Oils
Feb
Jan
1474
Jan
65c
48c
15
90o
Rockland Gold
Rare Metals Mining
12c
9 ¥4
64c
14 ¥20
574c
474c
•
*
Feb
5%c
Jan
1974c
warrants
Apr
8 ¥2*3
6,900
Jan
40% Mar
630
9C
.
674 c
16c
35% Jan
1374
20c
268,3)5
4,330
13
53c
26c
I,200
4074
1374
;
-
Feb
2374c
Jan
12c
3974
574c
3974
•
A
Jan
24c
8c
12c
•
7c
Feb
Class
Mar
...1
5c
44
8c
42.
1.18
14
5c
page
75c
Apr
25c
see
2,600
Jan
6,000
Mines..
5,365
39
12,200
footnotes
Jan
1.60 May
3,100
5c
11
310,450
For
1.51
Jan
85c
1.60
'
260
6c
Martin-MrNeelv
Apr
5c
1,310
15c
50c
Feb
1.34
2,820
14c
43c
10
6¥2c Jan
Jan
14
574c
45c
Jan
•
15c
j
1
9
——
*
vtines
Mines
85
521
650
1
Uranium
Oils
Marcon
90
974
——1
Marigold
Mara In
90
Feb
974
Apr
*
Amalgamated Mines
Parker
Drilling
100
10
4c
1.05 May
3.50
Ontario
27 ¥4
20
9% Mar
5,000
4274
Opemlska
1.00
•
Leaf Gardens
200
5c
13
Feb
28 74
1
Ltd
Maple
6,932
974
42
Feb
1
•
Maneast
3.05
35c
•
Majortrans
Malartic
Jan
5c
4c
1.25
5c
3.15
Jan
1.70
9¥2c Apr
7%c
42
16c
85
4%c Jan
5%c Jan
3.50
May
21c
2.55
9,500
6,000
•
Northern
Jan
7c
50
1956
Jan
674c
674 c
Common warrants
8¥2c Apr
874c
5c
.
25c
Preferred
Feb
18¥2c
2.63
17c
36 %c
974
1
-
Ltd
\ Class A warrants
North Star Oil common
50c
19c
1
Jan
Apr
1.70
Northspan
Okalta
lie
100
40c
Api
Jan
50
Oils
Rankin
Oka
1
Mines
7c
J4c
-
21c
•
Preferred
Apr
1
Corp preferred
21c
35,875
400,400
874c
'
1.05
Warrants
North
Jan
1
Cons
2,500
2Gc
774 c
1674c
1
Mining Corp
Nickel
North Canadian Oils common
68c
Maedonald Mines
Mailman
Jan
1.20
1
Ontario Loan & Debenture—
Magnet
Jan
20c
6c
1
Mines
Jan
1
18c
1
1174c
•
B
9c
Mar
7c
_•
Mar
2.40
Mar
13c
674c
Mines
6¥2c
7,500
6c
9,675
1
Nor Acme Gold
Mar
12c
12,000
83c
7%c Mar
11c
3,566
8c
24c
25c
7 74c ■
■
—9%
i
Mines
__
7c
•
1.44
Norpax
9V2C Jan
Feb
-
83c
Normetal
6c
7c
6c
14c 1674c
7c
7c
'> 15c
*
Mines
1
,
1.47
Gold
24c
May
1
Lake
6,400
Jan
21c
1
Ocean Cement
30c
18c
Mar
1
O'Brien
24c
Apr
13c
1
Ltd
Mines
Obaska
c
10c
1
Norlartlc
Jan
8,500
14,100
1
-
;
Mines
Norgold
Jan
15c
Nisto
Norancia
-
* 21c
Nlpissing Mines
Rim
8c
19c
Mar
32 ¥e May
Feb
49c
11c
16c
14c
'
Apr
3'
9,250
12c
.1
Mines
Rouyn Merger
New Senator Rouyn
New
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire common
Class B
27 ¥2 May
30c
Mines
i.40 Jan
Feb
4V2c Jan
15c
:*
New
Nickel
1.06
7,116,
21c
..1'
-
:
Exploration
26% May
19,000
13,891
-
13c
1
-
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaaue
46%
5c
1.32
Mining <te
Jan
.
1.16
...5c *5 74c
1374c
•
;
New
Newnorth
•>
1 j-
Mines—
Mihes
Jan
.
Gold Mines
18¥sC Feb
Mar "
9c
Feb
2.59 Feb
Jan
—
1
Mines
Jason
New
41%
8,500
class
107,250
2.01
8,780
15c
•
Mines-
861
27,100
Gold
.2.43
•
Jan
Jan
59c
Mar
.1
Mines—
46
55c
Bloedel
35c
Apr
35c
.1
Explorations.
45
10c
Cockshutt
16c
81,600
Goldvue
45 ¥2
49c
Red Lake
9,158
-11,500
53c
;
Jan
23c -
Jan -
33c
20c
Gas
22
474c
Macleod
25c
28c
18c
47c
New"
—
1.33
Jan
50c
New
22
8 ¥20
Macmlllan
1.01
,30c
50c
2.34
637
53c
Madsen
' Jan
7,900
ll¥2c
8,740
10c
Explorations
27c
4,200
14c
2674
474c
Mines
Mar
23c
1.20
2.39
,2774
1
Macassa
Feb
18c
,
1
1
26
•
Lyndhnrst
Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Jan
35c
20c
.1
2534
1
Goldfield
Jan
7c
Apr
1.07
FoTtune Mines.
2674
Lorado
Warrants
34c
Jan
4c
23c
Dickenson Mines
2774
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Mines
Jan
4c
36,900
1.16
New
50
Uranium
19c
12,500
8c
5¥aC
—.1
•
;
Preferred
t
V
50o
1
•
A
Class B
Louvlcourt
Jan
17 ¥4
6c
"34,150
•
Jan
,
4c
25,800
Gold
Long Lac Gold
Jan '
Jan
95c
101,357
Lexindln
Jan
Mar
19
1.09G
Lencourt
Jan
Jan
15c
910
2.80
-
16c
4,850
,
Jan
7o
4,618
21c
Apr
125 ¥2 May
43,500
4.75
.3
Gold
29c
Mar
.
2.70 Jan
2,000
25c
•
Candy
7
201
9¥2c 10%c
--125 % 125 ¥2
>
Mines
Secord
3.20
.
82 %
,
Lineman
Wasa
3.30
-
14% May
3,555
21% May
Jan
40c
10
Al
5c
'
Northcal
&
5c
8c
—1
Petroleum
Mines
Norsyncomaquo
class
15,800
23c
•
Mar
8c
'
21%
Lake
.
33c
15o
Jan
10,500
Jan
2.20
Debentures
i
*
■
24c
9¥2c 10¥20
•
Lake
■t'
Feb
May
1074r Jan
11c
Little
71c
"JSC
9c
Lake
—"
.'
6.176
10c
Lak
(
"1.38
Jan
-3,750
1
Lake
Jan
37c
20 ¥2c
1
Mines
27c
27c
574 c
20o
Jan
23,633
_1
Mining
Jan.
19c
10c
1
..
H9i
75,825
nn
48c
27c
1
Cement
Jan
11c
—1
—
Mines
Continental
40c
Jan
Hlghrid^p Mining
2.25
.
Cinch
Jan
Jan
New
13c
Minerals
Labrador
7c
6c
New
17c
Kirkiand Townsite
Lake
Apr
22c
Jan
9c
23%c
Warrants
Lafarge
3c
2,700
1
12c
—
—%
Ltd
Jan
Apr
3,500
2,667
1.97
Jan
43,050
1.80
—
2.21 May
22
41%
19% Apr
JJ-32%' Jam
8c
Harrlcana
16c
.
_•
Mines
2.6c
27
Jan
26c
1.20 May
1.40 Mar
13¥2cl3¥2c
1.15 ' 1.22
—
r
Copper
1.50
8c
New
•
i
Jan
24% Jan
¥2 Mar
12¥2
170
Apr
May
May
May
25 %c
New
Jan
695
V.
5¥2c
—1
1
New
Jan
40
13 ¥2
13 ¥2
-J
Gold
New
69 74
21 ¥2
40
;
Feb
Jan
Jan
15%c
150
20 ¥»
May
■
11 ¥2
5,650
21 ¥2
55c
36c
1
Jan
7,163
—1
Mines
Uranium
Alger Mines
New
27
2.20
Apr1
Feb
Mar!
12
1
574c
Apr
—15o
Gold
27
•
--New Athona Mines
Feb
20c
1.92
JO
Labine
New
24c
2.04
.25c
Trust
Feb
-m
—20
Mines
134,800
-1
Canada
—
National Steel Car
Nealon
26c
1
Kelly Douglas class A
••
Grocers
National
Jan
—5
Explorations Ltd
National
Jan
41 ¥2 '44 ¥4
1
—
70
13%
46
—J
Ltd
36
Jan
13%
Preferred
70
Apr
May
16
Jan
04
National Drug & Chemical common. —5
1
Petroleums
Apr
33
Apr
43 ¥4
•
1
—
14%
125
•
Mar -
25'4c
10¥2c
Mining Co
-
41c
1
Mines
575
3,374
35
6974
Apr
10%
77c
20c
8
25c
■
Jan
Apr
36,795
1
Ltd
77
43,480
42o
13,803
23%
Feb
62c
55c
10%
'
Feb
15%
-
1,100 '
20,600
24c
13%
Apr
May
50c
Apr
Feb
33
21c
New Bristol Oils
2.50 Feb
Jan
55c
Apr
15
1,325
27 ¥2
22c
_
4.50 May
5%
75
70% *73¥2
70%
'
5,035
-
¥2 May
1
50
1074
33
_1
52%
Jan
Jan
4,850
.
16
'
35
6974
•
Mines.
-10 ¥4 Mar
1,490
16
3.00
10c
Jan
1574
•
26 ¥2
Creek
9774
2.70
77c
18c
120
1074
._5
Jan
Jan
Nama
Jan
44
I
—
common
May
12c
8c
Feb
31% May
9.50 May
'4.50 May
.1.-936
-
6%
15%
50c
1
13-
100
Works—
—;
11
6%c Apr
Minerals
"ho.ay
-
Trust
Jan
Jan
430
'22%
69c
9.10
Feb
3.00 May
10c
Multi
Jan
90
21
65c
22%
Jan
7%c. Jan
3,980
33
9.90
1
;
Locomotive
Montreal
10
32
1
—_»i—
Porcupine
Montreal
"<■
;
10
Feb
Jan
2.63
.
Corp
49 74
100
-
1.95
60c
24 ¥2 c
Jan
Moore
6.75
1,425
4.50
-
Corp
Warrants
Apr
,
674
-
1.77
Apr
9
Jan
A
class
1074
Jan
Apr
Feb
80
574 Jan
6c, Jan
•
*
Molybdenum
•.3074: F?b-Mil,: ;-43%.May
13 74..Feb
12% Jan
3,635
500
,39,232
3,924
—
,
36%*31V4
8.75
9,568.
-
13%.,
6%
Jan
—
B
Moneta
1.06 May
Feb
674
49
Jan
25c
Brewery
Class
17-% May
■?
:
Ore Mines
Molsons
Mar
15c
Brick
Mindamar Metals Corp
Apr
1.75 Feb
Jan
19c
25,858
*
1.25
45c
6,000
1
_•
.
(1939)
(John)
33,300
Apr
Feb
4.65 Mar
46
13,000
48
.
Jonsmlth Mines
-
Uranium
12c
Apr
30c
31,850
47
8%
31%
•
common
_
Joburke Gold Mines
Labatt
9c
12c
j
com_.
Industries Gas
City
New
Kirkiand
Mines
Light & Power
Warrants
Apr
1.50
Uranium
MIriwes'
Jan
10.219
36%-36%
Feb
97c
21c
90c
-.
—-
20o
Hudson
May
18c
90c
1.06
18%c 1
—
>.
- -
1
Mining
Mining Corp
Kirkiand
Mar
47 ¥2
95c
674 c Feb
Apr
20
Waite
Kilembe
88c
Feb
1
8c
Feb
42%
jack
of
Feb
46
Mining
Jan
28%
4.20
42
Pipe LineInvestors Syndicate class A
Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay . Mines
Gold
Jan
61c
50
MIdrim
2574
27%
—
%
Nickel
Kerr-Addison
11c
17,658
Jan
1874 May
2972 Feb
3.90
common
International Petroleum
Kenville
1,500
71c
47 ¥2'
1.13 May
Apr
28
Jan
Jan
2.69 May
12c
13%
4.50
Jan
47 ¥2
66c
71c
Apr
2.20
12 ¥2
22,313
*
Interprovincial
Kelvinator
12c 13¥2c
12c
Island
lie
22c
Jan
14c
Jan
18% May
-
-
6¥2c
6,900
10.404
Jan
Apr
10
Mining
Warrants
12,140
2.69
Apr
2374 Feb
47%
preferred
International Ranwick Ltd
Jowsey
8 74 c
17c 18 ¥2 c
2.42
8c
14
*
:
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
7c
8c
17c
2.68
Mar
49c
43
50
—
Gas
loltet-Quebec
May-
11 ¥2
19,325
-
Mtnea
May
24c
710
3974 Apr
—
—
Preferred
Jellicoe
78
Jan
160,440
18%
—50
-
——
Cement
Jacobus
Jan
67
12
2074 Jan
•
;
Co
Inland
-
90
¥4
10%c
•
294
1.13
125
—100
common.—
International
Jan
I,323
57,600
1.04
78
pr
42%
17%
50
78
24c
1174
13%
common-*
I—
—
fnlana
Inspiration
90
76
15c
1.08
4,465
9.25
preferred
Warrants
89
Jan
Jan
Mar
1174
43
-1
Ltd
preferred i
Preferred
55
•
21%
10
,
$2.75 preferred
Bell
18c
Jan
*
43
—
Corp
$2.25
Jan
50
Oil & Gas
16
I
'nglis :iJohni .&
12c
1,015
Met a
15%
i.:..20
,
$4.50
5,300
54
Midcon
18%
1
Bank
Accept
13c
51%
Mexican
18%
_1
Mtge
Lake
50c
5%
Jan
79c; Jan
1.10 Jan
1
•
Smelting
&
——:
Erie
90 ¥4 May
25 ¥2 May
Apr
20%
—
21 %
—*
common
—
Oils
Ingram
*
,\ J
474c Jan
42,904
Mersey
8 ¥2 May
77¥2 Mar
May
May
10c
May
•
Paper
Mining
Warrants
,
Jan
Merrill
•
Industrial
•
6c
76
Mentor
Apr
Feb
565
4,000
28,494
78
1.25
.
¥2
30c
90
1
Mines
Petroleums
8
90 ¥i
88
22c
•
1
Lake
Gold
53
100
—
8
25 ¥2 c
9
Apr
33c" * Jan
3,700
22c
.
*
6c
9,000
—
13c
High
16p
Mar
7% Mar
■12
47
Imperial Investment class A
—8%
Imperial Life Assurance
10
76%
Imperial Oil
•
42 %
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_8
13%
GVo preferred
4.86% ?
•
Indian
8c
'23,600
■
774
•
Bay
Imperial
7.%c
79c
874c Jan
315,650
»
"
Feb
Feb
May
2.00
Apr
7
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Min
,
Smith
&
10c
75c
*
Hudson Bay Oil
-Hugh Path Porcupine—
Huron
7c
58c
8
Gold
Milling
Humber
10.000
—
74c
1.70 Jan
49c
x
Lake
Red
McWatters
Ltd—
A
Class B
Hudson
275
Canada
Cousol
Co
doyle
78,500
9
20c
Oils
Dauch
Hollinger
Home
Howard
17,200
16c
9
1
Sarcee
Class
lie
12%c
—
1
Bell
&
10c
16c
—100
x
Highland
Oil
10c
1
Mines
Paper preferred
High wood
Hinde
200
1
Lake—
Gold Mines
Heva
149,349
1
Iron
Red
100
79c
7%
*
class A
F)
2.00
61c
7%
1
Mines
Minerals
(J
2.00
79c
7%
1
———
—
1
_*
—
Gold
ttock
Harrison
Hartz
'
—1
Mining
Carpets
Harding
Shares
12¥2c
27C
•
common
;
McMarmac
¥4
90
"
Porcupine
Red
8
lOi
—
Preferred
Apr
11c
Jan
Low
*
common
Consol
Frontenac
8.60
4%c Jan
27
McColl
Medallion
Hallnor
Ltd
.
Matachewan
9c
for Week
Range
of Prices
to
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
15c
Gold
changed
Jan
11
1
Lake
Par
-
Sales
Week's
Last
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Feb
24 74c
1674c
3,145
,
18%. May
—I
Warrants
crypsum
2,850
Ltd
Mines
Gunnar
Gwillim
20%
f>
Sale Price
Mines
Mines
caulcii
Gulf
MAY
Friday
17¥2C 20V2c
10%
10%
20% 20%
18c
10%
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1814
5
—
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
High
1
—.—.—
Plains
Great
1
of Prices
Low
Par
Great
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
15c
14c
15c
5,316
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
1
24C
25c
4,500
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
1
24c
3.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
Mar
Jan
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
..
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Permo
Perron
Gold
9,620
8
7
7%
1.90
27c
26 %c
27c
28,210
9,825
petrol Oil & Gas
55C
50c
58c
45,600
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
Photo Engravers
.
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Pickle Crow Gold Mines
*
Pioneer Gold of British Columbia-—1
Pitch Ore Uranium
—1
77c
75c
79c
6,200
43
43
110
Mines
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
Powell
Corp
Electric
Uranium
Pronto
1.20
1.50
1.70
8,300
1.05
Jan
1.73
Apr
5c
6c
3,000
5c
Jan
7 %c
Feb
2,510
28% Apr
3.50
36c
59 V*
89
3.55
6,000
6C
6c
5,000
&c
Jan
10c
Feb
9,000
Jan
95c
May
2nd
Apr
Union
95c
95c
•5.85
'6.20
5,100
4.25
4.30
4.95
2,990
3.80
Feb
—-1
6%c
35c
5 Vac
5 %C
10,500
6%C
"7264
12,200
34c
Jan
50c
26c
4,900
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
6c
-Jan
27c
6C
'
6C
7c
8,600
4.85
5.05
2,375
13' fee
14c
89c
1.06
24%
25
14c
16c
8.00
8.70
9Vsc
He
& Batten.
Ray rock Mines Reef Explorations
Rexspar Uranium
'Rlcibwell
„
Rio "Rupuniini Mines
Vanadian
Jan
Vandoo Consol
•-•
:
56c
Feb
35c
7
Feb
9%
Apr
1.18
—
81c
11,285
90c
8c
500
1.25
1,15
1.25
110,860
24,-349
7c
7c
61000
1-1 Va
11 Va
100
——1
u
A
1-1 %
54c
ao%
5%c
54c
Feb
82,200
9c
28c
Feb
148,089
9c
13%
13 Vo
•13 Va
18,761
100
99%
100
1,100
59%
59%
61
7,715
4.50
4.35
4.65
23,530
11%
12%
4,400
17c
Jan
20,600
12c
10c
:i25
.
—
7295cApri
--Feb l
Jan
33% May!
79c Mar'
23% .Feb
6,007
V 58c
8.100
Jan
I V 20 V:
:
!
,44 c
V
50c
-
24% Jan
4,500
26% Mar:
1.42
May
1.16
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"Equipment
May
Feb
West
West
14 Va
Jan
28%
Apr
Apr
Feb
475
21
1,725
7
Feb
2,000
9c
Jan
12c
12%
13%
6,275
12
Apr
14%
210
95
Jan
99
50c
65c
22,065
6
200
12c 12 %c
9% May
-
i
•
21c
6
Corp
preferred
5 '/o
fit.
MftliHrfl
OflS
St Michael
WB
1.
,
63c
-
Uranium Mines Ltd.,
8%C
10c
18%
18%
19%
37
39
28
36c
21,343
24,750
1.65
t
77c
16 c
Gc
6%c
,
1.65
1.75
13*1!.
Apr,
65c
Feb
60c
Feb
1.68 Jari
1.99 Mar;
20c
ll%c Maj'
5c
Jan
1.60
665
30
147
8 Vac
335
! 1.95
2.25
2,335
25
31%
31
33 !4
6.60
7.45
.
,
Sapphire Petroleums
-
Jan"
31
/Apr
8%cMar
.
Feb
8c
2.45
1.50 Feb
Debentures
r-;v,Tt
Sarnia Bridge
Scurry
Series i A
Class
Oils
Ltd
Miller
40c
Apr
62c
May
55,200
9C
Mar
18c
Apr
'66c
,'62c
66c
2,100
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
B
2.10
:
1
,
29%
2.905
21
ivxay
4.65
Jan
Jan
29 % May
i-Jan
4.60 Apr
Jan
11
76C
1.10
1.15
2,300
85C
Feb
1.70 Star
17%
100
16
Jan
Canuck. Oil
5c
5c
100
4c
7c
Jan
Jan
Apr
49%
50
70
47
Apr
51
41V2
41
41 %
285
38
Jan
13c
Apr
15c
17c
2r30Q
6%
6V8
350
23c
22c
24c
21c
19C
21c
24,600
5,736
Yukeno Miiies.
38%
38%
7%
16c
Jan
26c
25c
38%
2,020
33% Jan
13
13
-13
305
12% Jan
1.50
1.60
»
73c
66c
74c
1
2.30
2.30
2.47
!i
80c
70c
84c
.
12,340'
12,810
39
13 %
Mar,
Zulapa Mining;—™—
-
.
Apr
93c
Jan
9c
Apr
4VaC:MaT
Prices Shown
7c
32,000
780
24% Jan
53%
58%
4,110
45% Jan
11c
12c
54,300
9.50
9.Q0
9.50
26,687
3,000
2,500
9,300
10 %c
1.87
2.04
1.20;
1.30
1,810
3.25
3.25
150
5 %•
5%
970
w—!*
17%
16%
17%
3.906
—_100
100
100
100
40
ppp
5c
5c
5c
•
500
4c
-Jan
8.30 Feb
96
Jan
4V2c
Apr
1.81 Jan
4
Jan
29% May
58% May
12 %c
Apr
11 Ve Mar
17c
Jan
8c
Apr
2.35 Feb
6
Mar
1.00 Jan
1.99 Jan
3.00 Apr-
4.00 Feb
15% Jan
97
Feb
3%c Jan
17 % May
100
May
5%c Jan
3.95
3.95
525
2.60
Jan
4.00 Apr
1.10
1.16
9,600
liOl
Feb
1.27 Jan
-23%
23 %
23%
84c
■*—
3.95
1.10
-"•"v
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Taurcanlk Mines
83C
95c
60,825
45c
Jan
95c
85c
30,200
38c
Feb
88c
8
Jan
780
78c
8%
8%
1.64
1.75
1.33
1.30
1.34
58C
1
8%
1.75
__io
55c
60c
45
300
19% Feb
135 Jan
24
Apr
May
May
Apr
1.75 May
8%
55
60
71c
80c
22,200
71c
May
1.28
6c
3,200
5c
Mar
9c
STOCKS
12%
13
.250
7
Peb
13 :
28%c
Tnompson-Lundmsrk
28 %C
31c
3,500
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
710
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Tailors.
—
Toronto
Dominion Bank
Toronto
General
1.08
34c
34
Feb
Peb
Feb
"48 %
_
43
44
1*509
38% Jan
35%
Trusts
Works common!!"
Toronto Mortgage
451040
Gc
!4%c Jari
Mar-;
•
Mar
15c
..
5V2C Jan
69c
Jan
,,
May
Apr;
Be
.
1.20 MayBe
35%
35%
100
29% Jan
28
28
28%
250
27%
50
26
27%
605
24
Jan
102% 402 V2
12
100
Feb
—
25% -Jan
Bulolo Gold
19c
,
16 %c
181,200"
10,000
1.41 Mar
60c
May
60
-
.
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:
Par
-May;
V"48c'
Jari
Apr.
25c
IIV2C Apr
Apf;
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Range Since Jan.. I
Shares
26
26
350
25
6%
3,842
5
i 5%
28 Va
-27%
28%
3.332
"4.00
—-5
'3.90
4.05
2,042
{
25
25V4
Canadian Gefierfiit. Invefetm^nts.
26 »/4
26 Va
75
l7%
47%
860
42%
42V2
205
Canadian Marconi■ v
Consolidated Paper
42%
2.20
300-
32
33%
3,408
i
13c
17c
70
70
33%
33
1
!
2.20
—1
1.
•2.20
6% May
27% May
'32 * Mar
4,45 Mar
25V4 May;
Jah
25
Jari
27% Mar
15
Mar
-17% Feb!
4 2'A
May
"45
Jan
Feb
295
1.90 Mar
28
Mart
34
Jari
t
Dalhousie
011
1
16c
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Dupont Co of Canada (1956)
Gaspe Copper Mines
1
•
18 V4
.25
26%
25%
International
Paper ccuhmon.
International Utilities
Loblaw Inc—
:
—7.50
;
Ogflvie Flour coriiftion.^
i
Apr
125
30
"34
Mar;
1,320
895
Oreille Minek
PfiCe Bros
93
Jari
84 V4
387
900,
92
780
75
Jan
92
"32%
440
26
Jan
23%May:
950
'26% May
21V4 Jari
i2.90
3.05
2.05
2;05
100
3:60
1.80 Jan
37%
41
765
34% Jan
;
68c
5
5
500
!
68c
73c
17,650
!
.-
31
31
100
May
Feb
2.05
2.50 Jari
2.95
Ytikon Consolidated Gold Corp.—_1
-May
93
.
88
29%
^_1
Inv Tr—
18% Jani
"23
May,
15% Apr
19% Jan
40%
1
Pehd
Gen
32%
^
Pa to Consolidated Gold 'Mines
Third Cdn
90
Feb
73
25,000
26%
90%
3
„6
20c
Feb
Jari
25
•21%
"I
Jan
60
18%
18
1
13c
50
33%
Dominion Glass 'common—.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
May,
'42% Mari
Jan
5Vb
414 Jari
54c
Jan
7T4C. -Apr
26
Jan
31
May
Zellers
Feb
28%
30
Apr
Mar
102% May
5—
*
^
OUT-OF-TOWN
FOOTNOTES FOR
a
44
May
35% Feb
j
Jari
Jari
20%
665
Caiiadian Industries common
Canadian tngersoll Rand
1
31 *
Apfr
3.00 Jan
6
-
High
LOW
:High
-Low
I
;
for Week
4
;
•-
Dredging _22_
Su^ar
-
Sales
-
Canada. & 'Dominion
No par Value.:
Odd lot kale (not Included In
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range).
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trading prfVUegba.
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1
18c
3%c Jan
86,333
;
46c"
Exchange—Curb Section
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland' DeVelop... !!!!Zn
May
,—25
—
8C
>
Last
;l Range
Sale Price -of Prices
t
Jan
13
:~;:;:^25o
12,235
3,400
150,700
132,800
6c
7
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Mines
6 Vac
1.25
go
6c
1.99
1
12c
6c
1
!"*!*"!"
Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
.
Are-Expresspd fh Canadfan Dollars
Friday
1.25 Jan
2.85 Apr
39%
18c
—1
Toronto Slock
Apr
Apr
Jan
65c
1.75
6c
"«
®*?Lor."Preferred—^
Tack
8c
n.20
4l%c'
." 42?--c
—1.
2.10 Jan
1.14 Jan
45c
17,300.
44,-899'
29 V*
1
.
-
6C
1
—
Feb
1.56
w-
«
10c
2,200
52,000
1,000
-
Zenmac Metal
Jan
Feb
Jan
6% May
1
-
4
Apr
i.70 Feb
.
"
8c
1.05
12
f; 1.22 Apr
'
10c
1
7% Jani
490 Mar;
31% Jan
Apr
10% Jan
33,055 7
Janj
Jan;
20c
Feb
17c
«
...
■*
4
42% Feb
23c
Jari
1
;
'
26 V4
Feb:
6%c
Jari
2
VilcI4%c
—„
Apr;
24c
.
3.15 May
•
300
11%
Apr
Apr
49%
•
11c
—
50
'
-Mar;
45c
18% May
35
57%
—
-
Bear Mines—;
Asbestos Corn
Prcicrr^d
307
.
.
\
20% May
Apr
6V2C
Surf inlet Cohs Gold
switson industries
22,875
—
10% May
16 % Mar
,
common
Jan;
84c
Mar
3.55
I 10c'
1—
Yellow knife
546
Warrants
trust
'& Zinc—
Lead;
Feb
29 V2
Supertest Petroleum
'Ordinary
Gold
Vale
11
5,357
12c
4785
.
—
_
.
May
10% May
10b
Jan
j 1.30 i 1.44
Yellorex Iktines
18,710
5c
111%
L—_
Yankee
63c
13c
500
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Apr
10%
56,200
3.15
Apr
10%
40c
.16c4
4.25
20c
TZ
^common
28 VL. May.
Feb
26% >26%'
82c;
•*
Mines—
May
9b
V
Apr
30c
4,286
:
Jan
Jan
20'%
8teel of Canada.
Cons
Alexander
Jan
3.65
19
\ Nickel.
Superior Propane
Wood
66c
300
Wood (John 1 Indtis class A
Woodward Ltd*, class Av.
13c
1,159
28
Jan
103
16,800
5%c-5VaC
13cI3%c
Ltd—
23c
-10%
,2
Feb
14V« Mar
C.65 Jan
82c
70c
80c
j 40c,
'
180
10%
-•
,
75
,
7,000
59c
Gftedman! Bros
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon'! River <!old
Sudbury Contact —,
Jan
——
6,765
inn
I
Jan
87
14c
Larder
17c
10%
_
Gas
305V2
1
76c
63c
—,
.
21%
160
12,026
L
4.45
20%
,ir
,
;•
—
Warrants
63c
~l
_
5,760
95
10%
28% May
21%
3,660
1.10
Oils
....
BtanweU loll As
a
5i
Apr
50
-
"Warrants —
Btanrock Urariium Mines Ltd
Class
45% May
Jan
3.90
28%
10%
Stanieigh Uranium Corp
Toronto Iron
Apr
47
26%
.•
—
Standard; Radio
Gold
43%
26%
10%
Stand Paying & Materials
TombiU
:
17 %
Mines
Top
154
1
preferred
28%
94
i
Winnipeg & Central Gas
45%
24
Feb
jt
,
,
Spartan Air Services common
Spooner Mines & OIIb *
-
Windfall dlls &> "Alines
4.10
15%
14c
*
21%. Jan
9.95f
,100
4.45
W ———————-www
Southern" Union
«1p
26% Mar
45
72c
-
.
8omerville Ltd
Southam L—
T
Jan
25
A—.
■
r
xexus
Winchester
9,081
50c
7,557
Wiltsey Coghlan
23,026
—.1
class
Willroy Mines
2.35 Mar
26
1
36% Mar
Mar
5.70 May
51
w.
preferred™,
Jari
4.05
Mines
2nd
1.84 .fan
25-%
.
6%
Jan
28
-Apr
1.55
Apr
11
100
93i
•95:
■ -■
.
.27
Jan
850
27,900
105% 105%
100
•
25
15
1.15
13 ni
Jan
40c
May
•<26%
28
4*
preferred
Warrants
15c
90c
|13%
i26%
27% '
•
7,683
51
Manufacturing.
•Voting
.
25%
„
4%%
A
30,100
'1
1.90 Mar.
'
15,750
45
class
(Geo)
Class B
13% Jan
3.95
Van Roi
Sylvanite
2.20
Weston
30c
i
1.10,
♦
4
26.325
*127Va -27%
27%--'
Plywood Co class B_
28
5.70
common
_
!
7.50 May
Jan
3.30
20
w—•
440
51
Mines
Slater
Sullivan
>1.93
,
,
preferred—
Petrol-
275
....
4.60
28^i
Slocan
Starratt
14%
5.60
28%
v.—..—.
Stadacona
30%
14%
3.95
Biscoe MlnwuLtd.
D
.30%
-
—1
Simpoons Ltd
8 K
30%
a
-——50
-
Silvterwood' Dairies
Class
83% May
62c
.—.50
preferred—...
Silver Standard
Jan
15c
50o
B ipreferred..—
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
25%
52c
Breweries
Sicks
N&co
Jan
May
12c
Security Freehold Petroleums
—•
Sbawlnigan Water. & Power com.
Sherrltt Gordon
Grocers
Western
Western
14c
62c
*
—
Rainbow
Western
19% May
39
Apr,
'
1.50 Jan
1.80
h 15c:
: 30c
Feb'
T
..V'
i 1.53
1.76;
—
Jan
14c
_
Warrants
Petroleum
Jan
8c
1
Gold
Onlil
Western Decalta
13%
2,500
3,750
22,600
Warrants
Rivpr
Jan
1
—
flnnrt
85c
Apr
May
1
—
San Antonio
Mar
1
Jan,
15Va
Mar
30
8c
Jan
7c
1,90 Jan
Apr
13
30
;
2.00
Feb;
39c
i
30
•
Jan;
Jab
2,440
:;13%
•
Jan i
12c
125
Feb
17c
7,000
1.87
Jan;
23c
Apr
6 %c Mar
125
7.106
6,408
»
1.73,
18c
2,600
ii%c
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:
7,100
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,
<
6c
Jan;
21c
125
1.87
7%
Feb
1,700
18cf
72C
16c.
5%
3.10 May*
125i
76c
:
28% May j
13c
32c
;
6.60 Mar l
j
•
2.10 Apr
I
32 %C
—1
3.35 Feb!
Jan
Apr
24% Mar
8%c Jan
9c
•
Copper
27
1,550
common
—
47C
,
28,400
7,745
37
6.90
Preferred
•
25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Class B
mrn+nmm*
common
Jan!
10,240
I
•
1
2.50
5.15
v
•
Lawrence
May:
55c
Mar
3.10
2.75
•
Western Canada Breweries.
Western
:
!
3.10
Jan
97
14.G57
1
-
Mines
West May gill Gas Oil
Westeel Products
Jan
28%.
Gas„
—
Malartic
'27 %"
1
Canadian Oil &
Rights
28%
loo
-
4.65 May
2,555
.1
s.
Jan
64%
6.00
•
—;
Knapp Canada Ltd
Weedon Pyrite CORper_—
100
10c
5.40
!
&
Feb
,
1.510
i
•
Wesley Mason preferred—-™.
Wespac Petroleums LtdWestburne. Oil
;
u.
!
Mar
3.10
6.00
—
Ltd-
Petroleums
I2.8O
•
common——
3.00
Warrants
St
Jan;
:14
Jan
38c
Apr
-Jan!
5.00
2.00 Mar.
1.60 Feb
100
^
25%
'
May
4.25
Feb'
10c
Jan
21
-
14.800
14
14
4.00 Mar.
Apr
5c?Jan
•
1
200
26
1.20
11:16-
3.50
>
.
-1
Prod
Werner Lake Nickel^
9C
23
-
;
Jan
9%
8%
9c
800
l.jui
>
14
3.15 Mar
11 Va
(G
Wayne
Webb
May
9c
21 Va
23 |
9
—.
2.300
-
'4.25
25
Jan
Jan
6c
53
-
97
....
Industries
2.095
4.40
124%
10
*.
-
preferred—
44c
Jan
08
'
24^^
|
24%
4.30
29 %c
Apr
12% Jan
26,000
Walte
May
12%
32c
8c
7c r,'.:; Be
11.75 " 1.75
;
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..-15c "Jan!
J*
Waterous
Apr
17c
.1
500
8.200
*
•
& Ref
Amulet Mthds————
Apr
14
Jan
10c
-.10
~
3.75
%
4.00 Mar
JJarApr
12
70c
Oils
Walker
10
30c
—.
375
13%>
3314
65c
.
«
.
Feb
8c
31c
14c
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
Royalite Oil common
6c.
1.63
Jan
Feb1
51% Jan
; 3.40 Feb 7
•
13%
"
8e59
May
•
7.
20% Jan
..
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Mar
11
30'/a c
lido
—
3.000
.
2l'4;"096
ii 30%
32%
Feb V
45
24,200
•
'3.50
r
Explorations -Ltdi—— i
—
Dare
Wainwright
1.35 Jan
Jan
12%
Preferred
50
•
7.05 Apr 1
Jan
52 %
Mar |
Feb!
-
21c
"B%c Jan
270
'
'
90
Jan ;
18
-tafs v-:
50
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2752"
1.93
Jan
15 Vac
*
Vulcan
May
-lOVaC
1
—
Virginia
10c
.500
—
Pete Ltd
Roe'(A V) Uan Ltd
Rocky
»Jah
•
■——,
—
Vlolamac
71c
—1
.
Rockwin Mines
Jan
Jan
1.00 Jan
5
•••
.V
3.95
-3.75
:
13%:
-70c
Alloys
B
Apr
Feb
6%c Jan
24C
27,950
10%
33 Vac
'50c
10%
—„—
45 1
8c
'•
Victoria & Grey Trust
Mines
Feb
Apr
17c
69c
Uranium—
Ryanor Mlhing
Class
35c
8C
9% Mar i
4.90 Jan
945
20%
:.'I- 57
45
Vlcerc^r Mfg class A,
100
58c
6% Mar i
Jan
37c
2-.Y00
59
2.32
._!!!!2
Mar i
38c
Jan
68
5,500
r
%6%c CGVzC
3.90
Ventures Ltd
Jan
1,000
•83c
" .19%
'
m
4.75May
•.
8 %
3,916
'19c
"6.50
-
6.30 0
59.
-
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—.
-
8.75 Mar
I
6,160
66c
25
—
15c
Jan
23C
—1
Robinson Little Common
Consol
17c
Jan
.
8%
.86c
,
80
^
i8c
-,
•
;
—
■
-
5% Jan
200
8%
•
:,/;78%
..
-
■A
Miiies
Feb
43c
1
28c
Feb
20c
3.20 Feb
96,200
"V:
100
Feb
'
Jan
23c
1
I
—.
—
Canada
1.55
8%
38c
Upper
25%
23c
43c
—
Jan
Jan
7.50
,
6
25c
1
"
,.v0
6.50
-
V
3'8C*
v
6
8%
'
Rill—;.
Keno
Jan
8%c Mar
/
32c I
20'/2
United' Mountauban
Apr
13c
18,750
4.000
4,245
May
5.75 Apr
•
Jan
20c
.
6
78%
(
-———-I
B
preferred
United Oils
United Steel Cotp
Universal Products
Jan
6.15
-mtlmmm*
16c
-
Jan
4. GO
8%:
...
.
16c
19c
38c
•
:
-
e
1
Jan,
10c
20c
ul
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L:
25
Jan
4.00. Apr
8,100
4.05
.;
4.05
.pfd—'—-•—
B
70c
15,600
4,478
lie
16C
23c
.i——•
1
20
2,360
8.70
-
4.85 May
29,400
25
14c
;
20C
18?2
13,535"
Jan
.
l.t)2May
29% Feb
61% Jan
19c
Feb
~ "
.Jan
13c
850
4.75
;
,——50'
10c
4,500
1.00
'
7c -Mar
,
3,300
22" 11
1
—
common^.
Ltd class
Corps
United
Feb
27C
%C
21%
■
Jan
15c
15C
46C
40% Max
a
,-4.45
.1
Canada—
Gas. of
Class
lie
Jan
Jan
13,567
-lie 15
»—
__—
United Fuel Iriv A
7%C Feb
May
67c
20?/4
v
22%
United: EsteUa^NUnes—L_—
Feb
2.85
Acceptance
preferred-
United
1.33 May
41c
4.85
/'
Rapid Grip
Preferred.
Jan
2.41 Mar
8%
Mines.
Radlore i Uranium
Mines Ltd
Rainville
Russell
Mar
79c
May
6,700
11,337
;591
50
Untied Asbestos.
Jan
15c
—««•—1
1
Quebec Copper Corp
<
—1
Quebec Labrador -Develop——
—1
Quebec Lithium Oorp-a
1
Quebec Manitou Mines
a—1
Quebec Metallurgical
—•
Qtlebec Natural Gas
—
1
Queenston Gold Mines
—1
Quemont; Mining
....
•
Quohto Petroleum
—1
Rowan
13c
19,200
67,735
2.79
37
515
1.02
-26%
5734
Union Mining Corp.—-—«»*-
4.96 May
73c
46c
Ascot Copper—m
Mines
-
30.690
1.24
19c
2.55
6.40
-
Feb
28%
i. 85c
28
I
Ultra Shawkey Mines
3.55 May
Jan
4.75
Co
60 Va Mar
54% Jan
2.25 Jan
5.85
Quebec Chlbougant&u Gold
Mining
Union
70c
1.15
Roche
Jan
46c
Apr
36c
«.—"
1
—1
.Ltd——-'
Mar
35
2.70
•
•—
36C
Tribag
59V4
29c
Athabasca
LtdTrinity cblbougamau
Twin City Gas
-——*
30 Va
2.75
Rix
Jan
29%
—
Riverside Silk class
Apr
30
32
38% May
36
May
41% May
41V2
1.02
—
36c
50c
*
1
•
12c
Jan
"
Pipeline
10%
26c
Jan
31%
150
4.70
Prairie
Apr
5,100
36
-
:: 40
41%
1
Triad
1,425
1,000
34
—1
Feb
8.00
.—40
—
Exploration
Canada
Trans
1.20
Quebec
16,124
Preferred
Trans
36
•
7%c
2,500
3,075
"
Trans Canada Pipeline
—
Trans Moubtaln Oil Pips LineTranscontinental Resources
Apr
1.23 Feb
1.10
32c
—
Minerals
98c
10 %
Prove
Pupdex
45
28c
Mlnes-t
~
Apr
Jan
Jan
6C
Prospectors Airways —...——•
Gas Producers Ltd
—•
Warrants
43
—-1
%.
Preston East -Dome-
90c
5%
65cJan
Jan
10%
—
,
Oil -Royalties—
Premier Border Gold—
President
Jan
60c
32c
Gold
Rouyn
Power
Prairie
Feb
40c
Feb
25c
38c
38%
37%
High
Low
9c
-
37%
Class B
1.14
10%
—
—
Powell
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
8c
Traders Finance class A
1.50
-
——
——_——■
River
•1.65
1.83
——2
■ —
-1
Exploration
Towagamac
Jan
2.05
Low
1
Jan
8
Feb
CV4
1.55
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Week's
f
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
1.25
Pipeline common
das •& Oil preferred
Pembina
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Par
MAY y
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
.
:
.
,,
,
Volume
187
Number 5741
.,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2155), 43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, May 9
The following bid and asked
quotations
obtained from
are
the National
Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could
have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
not represent actual transactions.
or
which have
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Far
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox Corp.
Air Products Inc
4%
24 Vis
26%
—1
29%
5
23'A
16%
471a
Hospital Supply Corp
4
American-Marietta Co
2
American Pipe &
1
Const Co
Develop——1
American Window Glass Co_12%
A
M
P
'
Incorporated
Gulf
Gulf
Society
—50c
Arden Farms Co
Partic
Arizona
4
27%
Haloid
Public
6fl
73%',
.
X 20%
Xerox
33%
21-
~
;-,
Hoover
Roddis
Rose
—_5
common
54
Co
class
A
Natural
Houston
Oil
98
5%
60%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—
16%
17%
HUgoton
G-:. ;-
10 '
Co—
—11
Production
1
Mfg Ct>
1
——10
Baxter Laboratories—
Bay less (A J)
Bell &
_1
Markets
Gossert
—1
Co
10
Beneficial Corp
1;,
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp
Inc
:—5
6%
30%
15%
16%
Indianapolis Water
12
13...
International
11%;
12%.
,.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com.l
Botany Mills Inc
:
—1
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred__25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
10
—_1
,
Interstate
Bakeries
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Securities
19%
4T»
14%
24%
22%
Class
A
Iowa
Steel
Castings
Eurndy
*
Co
-—10
Corp
1
27
J ' 29%
.
39%
42
.
17%.:.
16%
Calif Water &
22%
Canauian
12%
Oil Ltd
10c
buperior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon. Mills
class
B
com—25
Carlisle
Steel
47%
24
7
7%
•
20%
21%
-.*
53%
50
8%
9%
35%
39%
10
22
23 %
1
Products
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
6
5%
Central- Electric
&
Gas
Co—3%
18%
19%
Central
&
Gas
Co—10
34%
36%
111
Elec
Central Indiana
Gas Co
Central Louisiana
5
Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co
14%
15%
37
39%
10
24%
6
22%
25%
•
.
Central Public
Central
Utility Corp
1
T
24%
*
34%
37%
Central Telephone Co
—10
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
6
22 %
23%
16%
17%
Soya
Co
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Common
1
cl A—33 %c
com
class
33 %c
B—
Clinton Engines
Radio
Class B
Colonial
Co
19
20%
4%
5%
1
10%
11%
—1
13
14%
1
A
com
13
14%
common
Stores
20%
1
Corp
Coastal States Gas Prod
Collins
5%
5%
19%
Inc
2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
28
30%
39%
41%
19%
21%
Co<i,.u.v
14%
26%
7
28%
$1.25
—-
conv
& Elev Co—1
^.as corp com—3
preferred
25
o.
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol
Freightways
2.50
Continental Transp Lines
Inc—l
15%
16%
9
vtg—1
1
9%
9%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
2%
21
5
5
Company
7%
19%
10%
29%,
41 %
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross
2
15%
9%
11%
31%
44%
1
11%
13%
26
28
21%
23%
Devel Co-lOc
11%
12%
liy4
17%
16%
10c
5
Colorado Power
Co__*
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
Southern Union Gas Co
_1
20%
22
38%
40%
28%
30%
18%
1
12%
13%
Dictaphone Corp
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
43%
2%
46%
27%
29%
Di-Noc C..emical
DuMont
Dun
A
Arts
Inc
1
7%
8%
1
35%
38%
—2
6%
Broadcasting Corp
Bradstreet
Dunham Bush
3
Inc
Inc
Dynamics Corp of America.—
$1
preference
.J.
7
12%
13 %
27%
29%
Mfg
Co
Stand Fruit & Steamship
90 %
95%
Standard
29%
31%
Stanley Home Products
16%
1?%
26%
1
1
'■
10%
9%
35
371/2
10%
9%
5
6
12%
13%
2.50
Register.
l
non-voting
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp..1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
Struthers Wells Corp
2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
l
Suburban
Propane
Gas
Corp..1
Refining Co
10%
West Point
31%
35%
Western Lt A Telephone Co_ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
37
39%
6
6%
14%
15%
3%
20%
7%
16%
4
.
22%
8
17%
lc
35%
5%
6%
33V4
*
23%
25Vs
Tampax Inc
1
50 %
32
34%
54%
Tappan Stove Co
5
35%
26'A
28
381/4
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
3
50c
8
7%
29%
1
Eastern
Transmis
Corp_7
6
28%
6%
30%
1
11%
3
32%
5
14
14%
Co
5
15%
25
12%
Fibres
Frary
Blower
Liberty
&
Co
Loan
1
Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
Stores
Ludlow
„50c
6%
•7%
1
19%
20%
Bank
of
(San
America
N T & 8 A
Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
Bank of New York
(Newark) .25
100
21%
Bank of North America
16%
17%
Bank
25%
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
1
30%'
19%
I
32%
of
(NY)—5
Virginia
Bli
36%
39
33%
302
19
37%
314
20%
Camden Trust Co (N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
25%
27
37%
Phlla.10
37%
40
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY).12%
49%
52%
Chem
.N
Y)„10
47%
50%
36%
68%
of
Bk
27
29%
Citizens & Southern National
5
26
28%
5
30%
32%
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)-25
5
19%
21%
Cleveland
Publishing Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
A
Bk
Exch
6%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Class
Natl
Corn
2%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith
Centl-Penn
6
7%
20%
22
2
common
Trust
Co
50
255
273
Commercial State Bank &
Inc—
38%
26%
28%
18%
19%
Utilities
Co
1
Montrose Chemical Co
Mountain
Fuel
141/4
15%
201/4
21%
91%
"26%
X24%
Trust Co
(NY)
Co
25
57
61%
Commercial Trust of N J
33
19%
Federal
National Homes
Class B
Corp A com_50c
25%
Gas
Packing
Service
Co
American
Coal
Indiana
Pub
Pub
18%
19%
191%
20%
12%
13%
3%
4%
1
$4 pfd_*
Serv
Co
Corp
Serv
Co
11
12%
9%
10%
70
74%
•
45%
47%
l
3%
3%
3
17%
18%
Oklahoma
Power
Co
6%
/
6%
N
8
Pacific
Airmotive Corp
Far East Line
Pacific
Pacific
Mercury
Pacific
Power
Pan
&
Americata
Pendleton
6%
7%
36 Vs
18%
Indus
General
3%
12%
34'/8
Telev "A"_.
Light Co—
Sulphur Co
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
2%
11%
19%
14%
15%
IOV2
Bottlers.
Y)
(N
Co
Co
(Camden
N
J)
First National Bk
First
Nat'l
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
of
of
City)—29
Trust
26%
Pioneer
Plymouth Rubber Co
25 %
Portland
8%
Natural Gas Co
Coke
28
—2
Co
-19
5%
16
9%
29%
5%
Co
Tr
76%
28%
(Chicago) —100
28
32%
33%
Paterson
34
79
82%
410
22
33%
67%
355
70%
365
31%
33%
55%
19%
7%
8%
20
70%
74%
74%
78%
59%
St
Louis Union Trust Co
25
59
63 %
Seattle
1st
20
62
65 y2
Second
Bank-State Street Trust
City Bank <N Y)—20
First Pennsylvania Banking
64
66%
10
44%
46%
10
32
34%
of
Bk
St Louis
Natl
& Trust
(Phila
Co
First Westchester
of
Natl Bk
(Franklin
Square N Y)
21%
27%
Punta
1
17%
27
20
...1
29%
31%
20
28%
73
77%
10
27
29%
48%
51%
8
21%
23
10
41%
44%
State
Y)
iN
Bank
of Albany
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
Hanover
Harris
Bank
Tr
Hartford
&
of
Sov
Natl
Bk
Exch
46/
48%
(New
20
74%
44%
Trade
Bk
85
96%
Trust
Oo of New
32%
34%
Bk of Com
Natl
For
R
Bank
Co—10
footnotes
iN Y) —10
*ee
iR
Y)
10
2%
Jersey
page
Tr
Co of
States
Valley
10 y8
Maryland
Truat
'
39
42
10
40%
43%
26%
Co—
10
States
Natl
8%
10
24%
'N
Y1..20
69 %
72%
(Phoenix
Arls>-0
34
36%
(Boston t
United
oreceding
ft Tr Oo
Cleveland)
of
10
I
22%
Union Bank of Commerce—
Ohlc)„20
& Tr
45%
21
77%
41%
Hudson
Providence
42%
York)
York—10
New
Bk
Bk—15
18%
18%
(Wash)—20
Security First Natl Bank (Loe
Angeles >
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
0
Bk
Natl
Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila
Natl Bank
Rochelle
New
Franklin
1
(Boston
43
25
6
4oya
64%
17
35%
20
139
61%
40'A
17%
Mexico. —5
125
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York. .5
Rye National Bank 'N Y)
2
32
Hamp_ —5
New
45%;
49%
37%
Industrial
New
of
43%
20
10
Industrial
of
Co
39 %
(Boston)
(Phila)
Boston
6%
Co
10%
37 Va
58%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
53
18%
Serv
15
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
United
Serv
Alegre 8ugar Corp
24%
31%
49 %
Trust
Union
26
30%
55
6
35%
A
17
24%
28%
20
City
J)
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
53y2
Pub
,10c
National Bank
78%
65
N
Philadelphia Natl Bark
-10
Pilgrim Trust Co
(Boston)
Merged into Merchants
15%
Pub
Producing Properties Inc
80%
74
61
(Hackensack
48
19%
26
12 Va
Co
(Pittsburgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co
>Union City)—8
17 %
21%
Portland General Electric Co. 7%
Potash Co of America
—5
Products
171
Co
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
28%
10
Dallas—10
(Jersey
18%
24%
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—I2Y2
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
28
22%
5
New
43%
6%
17%
&
40
(Atlanta)—10
Bank Baltimore
25%
Gas
162
(NY) .10
Pfaudler-Permutit
18%
Brick Co
70%
7.50
(Albany N Y»
26%
50
Glrard Trust Corn
20%
Fire
21%
A
24%
(Newark
Permanente Cement
1
Pi
55%
19%
66
.Cleve)—16
47%
11 %
20
(A
275
52 y4
Eng Trust Co <Boston).100
York Trust Oo iN Y)
25
10
Trust
J)
First
7%
5%
Green
Westchester-5
National Commerce Bank
Northern
Plains N Y)
First Natl
27%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
of
Bank
264
31%
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk A Tr
8
20%
Co
City
10
29
45 %
4%
Cement
National Bank
Detroit
60
26%
5
1
preferred
of
46%
24%
19%
Portland
Bank
43'A
42
2.50
5%%
National
*
43%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co iN Y)—10
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd._20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
Giant
47
State Bk of Newark
Federation Bk & Tr Co
1
North Penn Gas Co
10
Gen
43 '/a
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Morgan (J P> A Oo 'N Y) -100
18%
Natl
12%
•
2%
Co
General Crude Oil Co
General Gas Corp
64
93 %
20%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Garlock
131
60y2
Mellon Nalt Bk 8b Tr Co 'Pgh) J29
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)..26
89'%
11%
50c
Nicholson File Co
Norris Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
12
23%
24%
17'A
125
56
19%
Brewing Co
•
22%
0
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
Co
(N J)—
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
1
30%
Co
.9
(Buffalo)
38'A
50c
common
National Shirt Shops of Del
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
28%
Frito
33%
45%
81%
21%
5
28%
31
42%
76%
19%
45 %
26
10
Empire Trust Co
18%
5
Tail
Paper_10
88%
27
35%
County Trust Co (White
30
2%
Pabst
Corrugated
84
25
Peoples Plrst Natl Bk A Tr
National Aluminate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
Otter
Wayne
33%
N J)
10 %
10c
11%
(Paterson
26%
Empire State Oil Co__
Equity Oil Co
10'%
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
9%
14%
11%
19%
34%
New
Co
25%
13%
Ft
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12ya
111 Bank & Trust
Continental
10
5
Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
10
(N Y)__10
Freeport (N Y»_
Trust
1
Supply
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Florida
(Phila)
National
41%
Miles Laboratories Inc
48%
15%
Co
Trust
lc
45%
65
MIA
18
32 y4
38%
64
3
7%
27%
7%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
35%
5%
Corp
Emhart Mfg Co.
14
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers A Traders
27%
Industries
12
25
Pat
(Phila)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
'Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
42%
4%
(W L)
McLean
11
61%
6%
Companies
64
25%
Maxson
Miss River Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp.——
•
1
13%
iff X'1
60%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
12%
2.50
BOo
39%
(Phila)
18
25%
Fisher Governor Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
10
17%
11%
Fisher Brothers Co.
28
12%
6%
20
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co
11%
23%
59%
27 %;
26%
31%
Long Island Trust Co
10%
1
56%
24
29
69%
16
(Texas);—•
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston Corp
10
7%
13%
X6
1
22%
16%
Northwestern
Federal Natl
>
15%
12%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
66%
1
Corp
16%
First
6%
*
-2%
,20%
1
Prods Inc
37%
7%"
16% i
'37%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co„ 10
Wood Conversion Co
5
Wurlitzer Company
10
16
1
Maremont Auto
Marlin-Rockwell
51 %
15 %
6%
Williams & Co Inc..
10
47%
35%
42
1
15%
14%
5
Industrial Trust Co
16
1
1
,
35%
h
—10c
Bros
Ask
^
8%
23%
1
Co
Far
v
•
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Associates—10
Co
Williams
'■
1%
Inc
Mfg & Sales Co
Macmillan
85%
65%
;
Northwest Production
Paso Eleefcric
1
7.50
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Bank and Trust
wJ5 %
1
33
61%
Lithium Corp of America
Lone Star Steel Co
Lucky
4%.
cl B—5
com
North
Electrolux Corp
46%
,
13%
Glass
Landers
Lau
Northeastern Water Co
El
6%
14%',
37%
44
i
Western Natural Gas Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber
16%
Clark
L-O-F
11%
Inc
6%
13%
35%
Koehring Co
24 %
Laboratory
17%
35
Manufacturing Co—5
12
Keystone Portland Cem Co
10%
Utilities
c
15%
16
31
Ketchum Co Inc
22%
Economics
14'A
22
10
Kentucky Utilities Co
.
371/4
20
Corp
Texas
50%
35
10
Inc
47%
16
Kendall Co
Tekoil
1
Co
31%
9
29%
5
(8 D)
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros
Transport "A"„ 1
Inc—
Common
Stanley
7%
1
common
<
47%
38%
28%
Staley (A E)
5
:
■;
50c
Eastern
21%
26%
Sprague Electric Co
17%
15, r 24%
Co
Co
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co____1
Inc
19%
10
17%
1
Eastern
Industries
17%
2%
16%
16%
5
preferred
North
2
50o
{
18%;
44%
7
15%
18%
18%
35%
14%
17%
17%
17%
5
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
16%
16%
l
•
29 y8
1
38%
5
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Warner A Swasey Co
Warren
Brothers Co
13%
28
1
14
36%
Warren
1
Co—
12%
9
23%
Supply Co of N Y__2%
Bridge Co
2%
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
25%
Missouri
Detroit Harvester
31%
23%
9%
Detroit Internat
4%..,
29%
22%
7
14%
24%
3%
30
2%
8%
Dentists'
27%
17%/*;
23 %
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
—12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
10%
15%
Speer Carbon Co
6%
10%
9%
25%
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1Southwestern States Tele Co—1
1
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
10%
10
30%
5
com
Common Ltd vtg
!
12
16%
15%"
6% preferred
United States Sugar
Corp.
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
62%
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Cutter Laboratories
.
51%
2
5
Co
Marmon Herrlngton Co Inc
Colorado Milling
22%
41%
,
29
*
Kennametal
39%
24%
Inc
Corp
7%
21%
22%
Supply
Steel
$1.46
21%
Gas
United Greenfield Corp—
.
6%
48%
._7%
co
Southern Calif Water Co
'
5%
2
Corp
Suntide
Kaiser
5
Co
.1
-
Co
Jervis
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
-1
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
44%
10%
19%
6%
58%
Inc—
Utilities
Electric
9%
1
I
22%
Water
Jefferson
1
21%
Heintz
33%
31%
Telep Co
&
10%
10
California Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co__25
Canadian Delhi
Jack
Jamaica
Co
&
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
8%
*
Buckeye
Bullock's Inc
D)
5
& Pow
Southern
(G
Southern
12
,11%
33%
Petroleum
Bantam
1
Co
Service
9 %
31%
24%
•
Corp
common
Public
8%
1
64%
22%
Inc
5%
61%
*
Freight Sys
Iowa Electric Lt
Iowa
20c
9
4%
1
20%
Corp
8%
1
—
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co-5
10%
28%
1
Investors Diver Services
'
9%
19%
1
5%
4%
26%
10
Co
28%
18
4:%
13
Brush Beryllium Co__
Co
Co
Textbook
27%
26%
10%
1
.7,%
6% V
Light-Co—1
26%
9%
7%
Trans
8%
*
Sierra Pacific Power
67%
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water
5%
Jacinto
Skil
7%
-
5 %' "
28 %
——25%
Black Hills Power &
24%
i
Husky Oil Co
Bareco Investment Co--ll:
Bates
...:
1
South Shore Oil &
Co
7%
Inc
Seismograph Service ^u-p
15%
56 %
&
Reid
System
Schield
>24%
4%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
Marie
Searle
14%
20'%_
Gil
Tracerlab Inc—
33%
22%
29 Tii
Products Tnc
40%
Sabre-Pinion
San
8%
7%
31%
1
18%, '..
Aztec
21%
37%
1
23%
4%
,
15
*
._
Mat
27%
Avon
104
2%
Gas
Field
Associated
Corp—____10
20%
Manufacturing Co—2%
Plywood Corp__
Ryder
106
13%
1-
Art Metal:Construction CoL—10
Spring
57%
99
10
Engineering—
Houston
,
21%
10
Corp..
Industries
Towmotor Corp
Rockwell
High
19%
Topp
(H H) Co
Rochester Telephone Corp
25
4%
Tokheim
68
55%
55
20%
39%
63%
51%
51% *;
31% „/
Co..5
36
23%
21%
1
Thermo King Corp—
Three States Nat Gas Co
Time Inc
Controls—1
&
Corp_5
Natural Gasoline Corp
17%
Robertson
4
Texas Gas Transmission
•
10%
26%
16 %
Power
1
12%
4%
9%
24%
Co——:„5
Service
33
4
16%
2.50
15% "
Arkansas Western Gas CO—,5
31
Co
Riley Stoker Corp
13%
22%
3%
Inc
Voltage
Texas
12%
11
common.-
Missouri
B
15 Vs
21%
(M A.) Co class A com_10
Class
21%
16%
14%
•
Company
Name changed to
21
15
3
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
•
17%
Haloid
10%"
1
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas National Petroleum—
1
20
Hagan Chemicals
27
25 ^
9%
31 %
27
Gas
Richardson Co
37.
.
25%
29%
25 %
10c
com
Ml
2
Natural
Resistoflex Corp
131
16%
Fa*
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Chemicals
1
17%
123
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
preferred——
Arkansas
Gas
preferred
Sulphur Corp..
Hanna
Ampex Corp
Anneuser-Busch Inc.
*
Ask
Republic
Reichhold
Ask
16%
1
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
49.
Bid
5
*
Interstate
6 %
18%
19%
1
Grolier
31%
V. 45%
34%
Par
-
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp.
50%
10
•
,
24% ~
Line_5
American Express Co
Research &
••
4%
1
Amer Cement Corp.
1
Amer Commercial Barge
Amer
Ask
—1
American Box Board Co_.
Amer
Bid
Bid
1
-
.
Bk
Tr
Co
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2156;
44
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday, May 'J
Bonds—(Cent.)
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
P**
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Funds—
Shares
Ask
Bid
Par
.
Ltd
1.54
1.69
Institutional
6.11
Fund
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Aberdeen
6.62
10.27
9.25
9.41
5.83
11.33
3.55
8.30
9.32
29.41
Mutual Fund—1
Funds—
Bonds*—-1
al9.87
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
3.54
3.87
Corp_lc
X9.55
10.38
22.32
24.39
8.24
1.50
4.46
4.87
5.04
5.48
7.36
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Science & Elect'nics
4.31
1.37
8.00
1
Bank
(The)
Johnston
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Canada Ltd
98
85
—1976
99
56-
6.38
Far
3.88
9.07
Aetna
& Surety
Insurance Co
Aetna
General Fund- 1654):::;;Ltd^r,..Uf.^-.i',—
12.01
16.64
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
-1
1
6.96
32%
17%
35%
19%
Life
21
23
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
10
33
35
1
191
198
American
$1.25
conv
Stocks*—-1
10.03
10.95
American
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
(Low Priced Com Stksi_l
10.65
11.62
7.80
8.52
10.62
11.49
1
5.78
6.33
Beneficial
Growth1 Fund—1
Trust Fund——25c
4.84
5.30
Boston Insurance Co
Lexington
Lexington Venture Fund—.— 1
10.76
9.14
11.76
"9.98
Life Insurance Investors Inc—-!
7.61
1
21.85
23.62
50c
16.09
Canadia n Fund Inc—
—
1
Century Shares Trust——
Chemical Fund Inc
Inc-i.*..
Fund
Knickebocker
17.40
10012,000 J.2,200
9.69
8.93
1
Co
Securities
Christiana
Colonial
FundJ
Knickerbocker
,
Life
15.50
Sayles Mutual Fund—♦
Loomis
a42.10
8.04
8.56
9.30
•11.91
12.95
16.76
18.43
General
Ine~.v-~———1
14.19
15.47
Metal
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund-.——1
13.68
14.79
16'A
17%
>
;—1
Investment.—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
.1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund
Fund
Concord
Mana ged
Inc
5.94
lc
4.20
4.63
1.94
3.24
3.57
—lc
2.32
2.56
lc
3.35
3.69
lc
2.55
2.81
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.33
2.20
2.57
6.48
7.10
shares
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
Diversified
Series
Dividend
share
a
9.82
10.8J
8.15
8.96
6.11
8.75
Shares-
Trustee
interest—1
18.95
13.57
Fund Inc_-1
8.89
al2.6G
Investment
Mutual
Shares
Corp
Assurance
5
55
58%
y -33%
Merchants
Manufacturers
4
11
Co
8
35
Ins
(Balt>_10
85
10
80
8474
37
Bankers & Shippers
Electronics Investment Corp—1
4.50
4.92
10
20c
143.77
145.22
6.53
6.77
Inc..
_
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc——1
Founders Mutual Fund—:
-*
Bankers
lc
11.17
5.45
5.96
1
3.28
3.58
1
7.38
8.07
1
5.22
16.28
3.65
4.41
4.83
New
England
2.15
2.35
New
York
7.70
8.37
8.97
9.85
Stock Series
5.32
5.86
16.10
3.89
4.23
1
—
Stock
Growth
Series—
5.56
30%
Shares
9.55
8.74
Fund Inc
A—
Securities
Fund
3.57
9074
5
34%
5
17
18%
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
2
43%
46%
10
39%
43
5
27%
297s
34
36%
29%
31%'
New Amsterdam
2
70
75%
New
20%
22%
North
10
244%
253
Northeastern
Co
5
128%
134
Northern
5
79%
83%
10
55%
59
1.25
2%
York
New
Co
Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance -Corp—5
Fire
-
River
2.50
3.33 Va
9%
12.50
Insurance
8%
78%
83%
National Life
Northwestern
3%
(Minn)
81
10
Federal
Fidelity
Franklin
Life
52
21%
22%
5~
53%
57%
Indemnity
Peerless
41%
44%
Phila
Life
Insurance
N
Y_10
Co
55 %
10
82%
86%
Phoenix
10
68%
71%
50%
53%
Providence-Washington
10
18%
20%
4
F>
(8
Fund
49%
5
Pacific
65'%
36%
of
2.50
67%
70%
Quaker City
Life
Ins
37%
39%
Corp
(N
Deposit of Md
&
Fireman's
46
10
Insurance Co
33
62
Co
Insurance Co
Pacific
4
Employers
Insurance
53
56%
Reinsurance
5
29%
31%
Reliance
Globe &
5
16%
17%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
General
Reinsurance Corp
10
Republic
Government Employees Ins
4
(DC)
Government Employees
Ins
52
8t
56
Ins
Paul
14
49
53%
39%
4274
6.25
45
45%
48%
10
Marine
62%
66 74
Surety Co
,
4974
90
94%
Security (New Haven)
lo
23%'
25 %
5
34%
36%
Springfield
10
47%
56%
217a
23%
Standard
JO
43
46%
—1.50
(Jacksonville
Insurance Co
10
Insurance' Co__
152
Title
159
Guar
&
89 %
U li Fidelity Ac
43%
46%
U
«
102%
North -Amer.
Life
Standard
Ins__10
21 %
9
74%
57%
6072
25%
27%
S Fire
City
74%
3
7774
llie
Y
2
32%
34 %
Fire
N
of
2274
6
Y)
U S Life Insurance Co in
107
71
(N
Guaranty Co—10
:
85%
5
of
—
Trust
Travelers
10
Home
& Marine
Fire
Accident
39%
37%
10
Co
Insurance
Jefferson
15%
2
:10
Fla)_2%
American
insurance Co
Y)
Co
Fire
Seaboard
Life
(D C)—_
Life
Hanover
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Y„10
28
*
8.02
8.76
1
21.24
13.49
2
27%
29%
Group Securities—
iAutomobile shares———lc
6.62
7.26
Puritan
Aviation shares
lc
9.11
9.98
Putnam
Fund-
1
11.82
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
lc
lc
i 5.74
6.30
Putnam Growth Fund
__^i
10.89
11.84
41%
43%
Chemical
30.53
100.10
July
15.
1958
100.8
100.11
274s
Nov.
101.8
101.11
4%s
Feb.
April
5.92
Mortgage
Natl
June
July
12.10
12.35
_lc
6.31
_lc
6.90
Fully Administered shares- _lc
9.04
9.91
_lc
6.77
7.42
Smith
1
Industrial Machinery shares _lc
6.32
€.93
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
11.46
Aug.
4.20s
Oct.
3s Feb
3%s
1
11.57
32
100.24
1,
1960
100.8
100.16
100.24
101
102.24
103
104:%
105%
100.26
101.2
4%s July 15,
3%s April 1,
110%
111%
101
101.16
108
109
Feb.
' 100.24
100.31
100.27
101.3
100.30
103 102.28
1C1.2
103.8
103.4
101.26
102.2
107%
374S
13, 1962
March 11, 1963
June
March
—
April 3. 1961—
4s May J. 1962—
2%s May 1, 1963
3 % s May 2, 1966——I—
2%s June
I960—
28,
102.9
100.16
1958
1.
—
3%s
10, 1959
Aug.
100.12
102.5
1959
100.15
1958
10,
100.8
1959
1,
100.14
3%s Feb.
12.52
Sovereign
Ask
100.18
2,
100.12
1958
11. 1958
4%s
7.42
11.05
11.28
47aS July 15. 1958
100.11
10,
3%s
6.77
lc
Assn—
1958
26.
4%s
6.40
(They Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
100.14
274s
1963-
15,
4%s
30.84
1
Inc__
(Geo)
100.7
4.70s
1
Fund
Bid
1958
-
Fund Inc
point
a
Bank Bornls-
Land
Federal
16.
Federal
12.85
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
32nds of
more
or
one
Ask
%
2%s May
14.66
Price
Inc—
Westchester
June
3%s
21.45
2.50
Inc
Inc__
Fund
Fund
30%
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
13.10
6.87
Street
.
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.90
11.95
6.32
1, 1960
99.30
1969
1970
1970-1967—
100.6
34 y8
shares
Common
Equipment shares
t
shares
FUod
—,
General Bond shares
Institutional
Canada
Scudder Stevens &
8.38
8.73
-lc
10.68
11.70
€.33
Inc__1
Clark
Fund Inc
•
&
Selected
a21.99
1.25
7.97
8.62
9.98
10.91
12^91
14.15
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
(Edison
B)
Fund
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
10.74
.11.76
shares
_lc
2.16
2.39
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
4.75
5.22
Texas
United
shares
7.56
8.29
7.00
7.88
United Accumulated
-lc
shares
Tobacco
shares
6.13
6.73
10.02
10.98
Industry Shares Inc.. —1
14.17
14.60
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc——1
15.68
16.16
Utilities
Growth
United
Income
Funds
Value Line
Hamilton
Funds Inc—
Income
i~10c
4.00
10c
3.95
:_1
a22.08
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.30
2.51
1
6.97
7.62
7.73
8.45
7.87
Whitehall Fund
H-C7—:
Series H-DA__.—
Haydock Fund Inc_^-_
4.33
Value
Line
Fund
Wall
9.93
6.47
7.07
9.19
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
of
Boston
Inc
7.28
100
100.30
100.7
1958
10.43
15.41
1
5.73
6.26
Inc—1
4.66
5.09
Bid
Sept.
100%
15.
105V4
104%
1972
101%
104%.
1971
1972-1967.
1051/4
100.3
101.2
100.11
4s
,
of a point
101.19
l%s
101
4s
U,«
Oct.
1.
2.70
1%S
Feb.
15.
1
6.88
7.52
l%s April
I.
_i
7.75
1.
12.42
11.76
13.54
3%S May
15.
_l
1
4.96
100.11
100.3
100.7
100.13
100.15
100.4
100.8
100.4
105.20
97.30
105.4
1962
3%s Feb 15.
100.8
i960
_i
100.10
1959..
17'2s April
98.8
April 1, 1961
Aug. 1, 1961
Oct. 1, 1961
1 %s
1, 1959
!%s
8.47
99
Oct.
l%s
100.30
Notes—
27/iBS June 15. 1958
Treasury
2.47
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
1, 1960
Treasury
100.24
101.17
Dec.
2V2s Feb.
v
Maturity—
100.22
1, 1958
1, 1958
14, 1959
Aug.
374s
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
„10c
1. 1962
l%s April
97.4
1962
106.18
Ask
99.8
98.16
105.24
98.6
105.8
97.12
5.34
Situations
2
Investing Corp
Investors Fund Inc
;
.1 c
1,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds
Maturity—
9.99
9.54
14.18
Washington Mutual
Income
2.
1,
15.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.79
1
Ltd
Fund
Special
Inc
Street
J.
15, 1958
1958
May
Sept
8.86
Shares.l
Wellington Fund—
Income Fund—1
Investors__l
Series
5s
11.44
8.11
1
Fund
Fund Inc
Value Line
4.85s
2.35s Oct. 7,
11.01
10.50
1
Fund
Canada
102.22
Oct.
3%s May
47'es Feb.
for Cooperatives—-
Lie—
United Science Fund
United
10.41
1
United Continental Fund
Funds
10^.14
4%s
12.67
1
Inc_l
_lc
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
Fund
Inc
Fund
1968
11,
Central Bank
a29.93
-1
Sterling Investment
10774
1965
10.
3%s
1
—
Shares
Amer
a33.85
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Equipment shares
Petroleum
Railroad Bond
RR
7.57
shares- -lc
shares
Scudder Fund of
Scudder Stevens
6.92
5.77
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
.
377i
A
Corp class
Lite
General
Crum & Forster
3.30s
1
1
Corp
1
General Investors Trust
1
Nationwide
Ins
Casualty
'/*■:
Over-the-Counter Securities
Peoples
Philadelphia
*
National Union Fire
(N J)__5
Assurance
♦ 60s
Pioneer
s"
16'%
33%
Kid
1
Inc——
Pine
.
15
31%
Chemistry &
Electronics
12.79
Inc
Corp
Fire
5
Ins Co—l
In6
Life
32%
"of Canada Ltd-————1
13.40
i.
National
*Ky>
21.57
11.83
i
22%
—
Lite
Natl
Commonwealth
Co
21%
12
,
51%
J)_10
fN
Ins
Life
2
Columbian
€.08
19.95
12.26
Fund
Life
357a
7.40
6.77
1
M
1—
Fund
1
•_
Life
Stand
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
14.69
—
1
'
Ins
Life
47%
Bonding
5.70
Series
Income
13.63
1
—
10.22
Dividend Series—-^-—.
3.33
2
Inc.
--1
——1
Series
Bond
15.06
stock1"series-——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
Capital
Natl
Camuen. Fire Ins Assn
and
Balanced Series
12.61
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
Security
9.58
1
Preferred Stock Series—i
"
Monarch
17
10
10.36
'
Casualty
Maryland
Monumental
Great
Series-
Equity Fund Inc__
15%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
National
.
6%
31
6.25
Hartford Fire
21.04
Gas Industries
Co___
Surety
3.18
19.68
General
5
20.65
Corp—
Stock Fund
;
Fire
2.90
—;
National Investors
Preferred
Merchants
1
19.02
beneficial interest
22.63
Futures
3%
D C)
1
of
1
1
Fund——
Fund
47%
2%
(Wash
Mercury
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
21.16
Energy
42
Oulf
Mutual Trust Shares
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced
33% *
5
9.76
1
Mutual
2.88
10.36
9
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
20.49
12.56
18.05
9.53
10.75
Fund—
2.63
I
11.52
9.94
Foundation—_1
beneficial
Income
15.91
—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Massachusetts
26%
Co
Glens Falls
10.66
—__33%c
Units of
2.43
Stock
Growth
Massachusetts Life
Mutual
E...———:J~.———2.50
Shares
25c
97%
Trust
int-_33%c
Fund Inc
6.70
7.98
Inc—10c
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
Mass
:
Bond Fund
Massachusetts
14.05
691
x65
.
Industries
Manhattan
13.91
Ve^i Investing Co Inc_____1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund.—
—1
Delaware Income Fund Inc— 1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
De
De Vegh
shares
Automobile
6.50
13
:
2.14
shares—lc
12%
93%
20%
19%
1
33
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
3
20
——
Inc—-
Companies
6%
Continental
Funds-
of Tenn
24%
Assurance
Home
Connecticut
8.74
Commonwealth
&
30
28 %
29%
5.72
Commonwealth Income
Fund Inc—~~—.
Ins (Birm)_2
Casualty Ins Co
/
5
8.94
5.25
Life
Life
1
(Jacksonville
American
14.18
Flat
Natl
Liberty
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J) —2%
9.90
Inc—1
Stk Fund
Insurance
1%
1%
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
S
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
American
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd .1
18.00
17%
15%
29 V»
(Income
S-4
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
27%
S-2
12.98
x
63%
American Re-insurance
Canada
1
60 %
10
S-l
I
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
16.21
K-2
Priced
Com
Ask
Far
140
30.00
Amer
12.68
S-3
Bid
Companies
Ask
134
180'%
11.03
xll.57
7.73
103%
173%
10.10
14.85
23.47
(Discount Bonds*
7.07
106%
103%
10
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Gracle Com Stk)__ 1
21.71
(Low
B-4
105%
1988
Aetna Life
17.00
B-3
16.5o
1988
4%s—
10.19
15.58
9.07
8.19
Grade
21.10
1
California Fund Inc
Bid
10
Casualty
22.13
Bonds)..l
Bonds*
1
1
K-l (Income Pfd StockM
1
(Medium
B-2
11.32
19.62
Electric
12.39
24.14
10.41
Inv Tr of
Bond
Wisconsin
Insurance
10.12
10.30
26.67
15.31
Mutual Fund !nc_-_l
America
*
*.1
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
Blue Ridge
Boston Fund Inc
Ask
101
Match
25.55
(Investment
B-l
Bid
Westcoast Trans 5%s
11.23
Keystone Custodian
4.04
7.54
Universal
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
96
82
Industries
—
Fund.—.lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc—.—lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—~1
Istel Fund Inc
—1
Institutional
S
Bid
Corp 5%s— -1971
-1970
4%s_.
Underwood
U
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Oct
1958
-
1959
4s
Aug.
15,
1960
—
96.24
1962
1%S
Oct.
99.16
99.20
25as
Feb
103.17
103.19
l%s
April 1, 1963
1.
15
Nov
15,
10S.22
97
105.30
106.2
101.2
1962
1963—
101.4
96.12
96.20
12.71
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Kate
Recent
Bonds—
Aiumin
Bid
Co
Barium
of
Amer
Steel
3%s
1983
5%s
1969
Burlington Industries 4y.»s—1975
Ask
k._
Oil
71
83
84%
Pac
Ry 3V2S
1966
Lgt 4%s__1988
Corp
4yss
1982
Chance Vought 5'As
1977
Pow
&
Carrier
Commonwealth Edison 3a-is 1988
95 %
103%
98
99 %
105%
99 511
6s
Ferro
Gas
Corp
&
General Telep
Gen'l Tire &
(Calif
1
75%
1-58
100.25
100.28
3-58
100.21
100.24
100.14
100.17
100.7
100.10
10D.15
1-58
100.22
100.25
2.45 <U
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.24
100.27
2',r
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
United States Treasury
102%
102%
99%
Ohio
112
1988
80
103 %
74
75
1977
Can
5s
4
1970
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
Span
112%
Uranium 5%s
Edison
4%s
Pacific Petroleum
117
82
Quebec
4%s_l988
Bid
May 15, 1958
.
99.25
99.28
Bills
99.991
Dollar Valua
Bid
Ask
99.993
July
3,
Ask
99.841
1958
99.850
Natural
99.974
July 10, 1958
99.820
99.950
99.955
July 17, 1958
99.798
99.813
1958
99.929
99.935
99.777
99.789
99.914
99.886
99.927
July 24. 1958—^
July 31, 1958
99.756
99.773
99.894
August 7. 1558
99.734
99.744
99.865
99.875
May 22, 1958
105%
June
1977
5s
100%
105%
119
121
June
102%|
139
1
103%
12, 1958
June 19, 1958
141
June
.1973
Units
Gas
99
5.
26,
1958™,
104
75
—.
Sheraton
"
Co
of
Am
Sperry Rand 5%6
118%
Debentures
102%
102%
Tenn
116
118
Textroi:
1988
102
102%
Trans-Canada
99.969
99.830
1988
-
1982
ww
ww_l963
__
4%s
ww
Sylvania Elec Prod 4%s
5s
Rubber 6s
Georgia Power 4%s
10-
11-
1%'.'
t!r
105 %
99%
1976
Cement
2-58
3-58
2-58
100.12
Ash
12-
6-
1-57
2-57
Itnt
Due
Dated
Rate
3.65 Co
9-
1112-
4% c!*
4 18
84
102%
N
1975
Port
74%
102
104
94
1975
Lgt 4%s
3%s
General
Ask
100.6
May 29, 1958
35/eS
Pow
1975
National
92%
5%s_1977
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
*"
3%s
Brass
5%s
Florida
Bid
100.3
3.00 %
1
Dollar Value
1988
Dtrquesne Light 3% p..
Natural
2-58
& Sons—
1981
Mueller
1-57
7-
102%
Mississippi Pow & Lgt 4%S-1988
1972
Paso
101%
6-
102
New
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
El
101%
3-57
106 Va
99 %
131
1983
(M)
129
1988
_
4%s
96
104%
Ask
1971
4%s
Lowenstein
Canadian
Carolina
Bid
5s
Idaho Power 4s_
69 %
10-
4% ck
Bonds—
Home
9-
Due
Dated
4.50%
Security Issues
Gas
4%s
5s
Pipe
90
1982
103%
0
105%
102%
103
5s_1978
101%
102
1971
70
Line Units.
149
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
111%
110%
1983
92
1980
Transmission
Amer
1967
71%
151
•No
Net
par
value
asset
a
k Admitted
stock
value.
to
ISSUES
d Ex-rights
listing
Exchange
b Bid yield •price
t New
on
the New
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
v
Issued.'
Ex-stock
dividend.
.
Volume 137
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5711
45
(2157)
-
.
)
t
Third Federal Reserve
V»
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended May 3
1958
•
T
;
week will show an increase compared with a year ago,
Bank* clearings'this
Pre-
iiminary figuresrompiled hy us-based
tclegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
759^236,365 against $20,425*534,041 for the same week ih 1957.
there is
'V,.'y///'
wc7'7
"
*vWeekEhtfedM&ylO—
New York. "
-1958
:c •
:
Chicaga
1957
4 11.1
1,052.637,759
1,052,932,263
i,oos,ooo;ooo
.
982,000,000
4
f
St, Louis
"j
652,555,958
4
3.9
4
8.1
335.300:000
+
1.5
627;447,000
610,706.850
4
2.7
366,854,883
434,976.610
472.194.446
__
Sari Francisco.
Pittsburgh
—
Cleveland
508.140.786}
V
408,469,504
-
—
_1
——
J 348,608,029
Baltimore
All
Total-(11 titles)
—.—mi
7, 379.041
■
■
■»
'
i
->••
cities^,one day
1,389,361,789
—17.5
<"'
■
»n
i
Total
4.6
4
6.6
838,968,291
+
(7 cities)
•__
440:466,891.
—
1,338,888,690
—
$21,759,236,365 $26,425,534,041
4
the week
as
Nashville—
.
.7
was an increase of 3.2%, the- aggregate clearings for:
Outside of this
city there
was a
the Boston Reserve District the totals register
--
•
a
an
tlie
by 9.4%} and
m
In the'
i
following
we
furnish
Indianapolis——
'" 1958
*;
<
m,
3rd Philadelphia
:_4tk develanA.
—
T 7
•
~
_V
.
-v
r;
i
}
.702,059,954"
1955
19561
,
•
Dec. ^
: $
-
••"$•
1,389^61,789
7
idth-Kaiisas-City.-.
-lltb. Dallas-, j
12th San
i
-
9
1,545,021,260
—13.3
-1,1
•
.
"
.
6
w.
;Fr»nolscd—
-
;
-
-r-
8.6
170,550,207
13,962,370
682,144
—13.5
1741,606
1,547,231,194
707,01-3,367
571,157.332
607,041,755
531^77,588
1,303,755.321
—
;
.+
*
7.2
—
180,208,949
1,166,801,701 "' 1,047,744,017
6.6
—
+
—
1
■
0.1
2.8*
15,276,467
10,7.90,707
1,595,913,145
(17 cities).
+
1,596,150
14,193,167
U.440,923,
.
..
.6,674,578
1,601,956,968
_
8.9
+
•
0.1
9.1
—
8,421,013
10,903.166
82:819t000
10.502,260
r 3,904,501
125,485,951
"
2.6
4,382,234'
+10.0
140,390,800
7,262,350
-46,787,080'
14,521,665
—
3.9
—
14,545,668
-
2,570,831
19,232,841
'19,335,992
7,238,926
12,988,727
91,561,000
9,624,226
+ 11.2
49,576,478 '
1,192,409,174
7,042,069
2,277,038
"
—16.3
9,971,139
4,008,545
.
6.0
—
149,418,243
7,355:450
6.551,311
+ 18.2
+ 29.2
5.6
—
-
+
7.6
5.7
—
1.8
■
.
.
"
6,591,25V
41,101,99V.
15,914:49*
v." 1,807,896
1,150,466,553
1,151,079,089;
6,734,304
6.2
+
—
*
1
1,873,716
2.7
—
5,921,058
14,229,259
14,446,374
10:324.778
!■
6,402,895
'
.8.989,445
,6,345,56V
1,547,231,194
1,515,257:681
379,500.000
186,860,447
120,245,3833,072,825
348,300,000
2.9
0.7
—
689,673,655
621^88,829
0.4
0.5
385,800,000
192,164,971
2.7
124,327,925
2,884,704
126,076,079
1.4
702,059,954
707,013,367
387,800,000
—
.187,047,325
-
'
-
2,972,317
-
—
(41 cities)_.__
Ninth Federal Iteserve
176,864,236
93.371,742
2,732,857
!
527^680,338 \
571,763,642
614,347,694
467,933.347
494,738.696
-
1,118,327,091'
1,213.414,315
St.
11,672,237
—25.8
-
—1.3
368:686;500
Montanar~iBUling8,
—
*
+ 1.8
8,296,299
+ 4.5
4,266,362
— 1.1
6,491,856 ~—10.6
13,658,854-—2.4
:
-.'7
0,226,68»
354,313,067
134,094,800
7,675,883
-
9,180,398
393,849,514
132,922,210
'148,553,916
}. 8,667.61-3
4,220.789
5,801,865
■18,330,740
FauL_.
North Dakota—Fargo —
South Dakota—Aberdeen.
Helena
j.:
'8:660,412
388:773.460
Minneapolis—
...
—
tistriil—Mlnneepens—
Minnesota-r-Duluthi.-.
621 ;288.829
548,156,254
1.2
; 4- 9:4
3,981,979
7,476,680
1
;
Total
1,515,257.081
.689,678,655
0.7
86,305,000
1,159,900,030
Kentucky—Louisville—
1,047,744,017
1,166,601,701
0.4
1,267,338,971
1
15,265,016
690,299
193,333,310
671,578,353
—
532.418,616
'*
-J19
104,409,864
5.5
—
21,029,781
8,553,470
14,720,369
18,799,188
1,507,273
...
Tennessee—-Memphis
Illinois—Quincy;
1,277:921,-843
701,956,192
1,281,688,364
V
181,359,32a
—24,7
.3,116,764
,
7,069,220
58,605,320
Rapids
Missouri—St. Louts
-
1,436,510,263
.
1,601,956^68
665:073,604
6,319,130
228,396,369'
3,1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
.
■:>:?$
1,202:044,943}
1.0
742,721,416 r
578,0081195 "
---
112,866,173"
348,300,009
7,416,049
6,156,617
6,955,215
"
+ '6.4
—
■13,496,750 f
164,424,203
Decatur:.
Peoria
1,352,571,049
—17.5
...
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago.
11.120,385,302
V:
—14.8
248,042,356
9,507,358
16,029,880
86,403,000
9,068,220
Sioux. City.
Total
12,979,458,960
1,595,913,145
26,231,299
117:147;409
376,600,000
'
+10.5
-1,197,406,1^3
.4,
8tk.>8t,. IiiOUlSj
6,225,556
27:485;089
4.0
-1,8
+
6,356,011'
239.567.555
•*
1.7
+
—
"
2,930,871
Springfield.
770,683:988
.
27,983,045
129.758.554
388,100,000
8,472,791
17,591,438
;
*
5
-
:
trr-r
-———
Des Moines
-T "
!'•; 865:802,111
1,338,888,690";
-"17
'■1
—11.6
---.735,334475
JLO
AtlaAta.
^ti9<Chicag(h..
-
13:743,262^09
;
1,145,832,366
"
^ 5tfrtRiohtoend^_——6
iK-dtb
.15,1'89,320^06
__11 - «
—
671,578,353
1.6
—
219.169,696
;
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
and
953,163,951
842,169,876
:"
701,956,192
742,721,416
-
1,281,688,364
Rockford
: :
Inc. or
1957
,
/.
9
334,321,254
128,859,386
'
203,463,033
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by Federal Reserve Districts:
*
2nd' New.. York__—
124,880,757
District—Chicago—^
South Bend
and in the Atlanta
v
a summary
l$t BostQn———^—-.. .^-12 cltiea
7,621,655
363,289,043
6.6
.1,107,406,173
Indiana—Fort Wayne
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
SUMMARY OF IARK CLEAIIINGS
.'l •'""Week.Ehded'May 2^-.
1.2
641,630
.
Lansing.
the Dallas Reserve District by 0.1%, but in the San Francisco Reserve
V; (
5.6
•
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are larger
;;.;r
P
8,27S',236
12,748,827
—.
Seventh Federal Reserve
decline of 11,6% and in the Phila-
District1 thie totals are smaller by 2;8%.
1
f
—
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids _———:
improvement of 10.5%, but in
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss of 0.4%
gain of 1.2%.
4,545,547
20,118,000
177,308,616
-
6,761,745
232072,592
186,616,856
.Mississippi:—Vicksburg^
Louislana-J^ew ^Qrican^*.ta?tf.—~
the St. Louis Reserve District of 0.7%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District has to
a
-4,434,340
20,487,793
181,242,598
7,210,820
+
1
Mobile
Terre
credit
1,277,921,843
loss of 5.7%, the bank clearings
decrease of 13.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 1.0%
its
1,436,510,263
2.9
28,447,160
124,533,£10
394,900,000
Alabama—Birmingham—
We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District the totals record
-
—13.3
18.2
-
735,334,175
r
Total (10 cities)
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this, we note that in
Reserve District of 6.6%.
469,574,683
•7.7
-
7.1.^.7."
Maeon
abletb;give; final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
at this center showing an increase of 11.1%.
a
501,061,043
367,991,977
127,455,899
*
135,920,383
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further jtagXp.y*
delphia Reserve District of 17.5%.
.
—17.3
5,266,595
37^,243:067
has to be estimated.
cases
the whole country having amounted to $25,789,763,971 against $24,978,721,920 in
'
8,570,258
12,396,333
>
•'
Tennessee—Knoxvllle_.
"
*
.52,915,106
'*
13,908,477
23,821.623
209,906,086
5,112,894
193,845,049
8,737,202
7 Florida—Jacksonville—-
week in 1957.
51,890,306
\ 13,272,886"
2.0-
Sixth Federal Dislrict—Atlanta^
Accordinglyrin the above the last day of the week in all:
same
249,865,414
473,977,563
—81.5
+
16,622,486
280,886,475
"564.894,019-
appear
>
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
May 3.: For that week there
10,657,069
6.3
9.4
6.5
bnds Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
"
—
—
—13.12
+ 9.8
+'.
>
j
12,540,146
293,773,600
621,532:624 *
58,295.90612,467:951
13,761,011 '
532,649,334
1,545,021,260
19,475.f80..
;
Maryland—Baltimore
District,of Columbia—Washington-
In
we are
1,202,044,943
4.6
.
issue of. next week.
"
J 4,028,584-
South Carolina—Charleston
t
our
*
2,309.983
r
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
I
Richmond—
;
*:
4
Complete and exact -details for the week covered by the foregoing will
\
13,050,533
1,352,571,049
fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
3.7
—
$20,881,989,302 $19,586,565,750
'.•v
"
.
12,502.627
266,182,334
539,370,571
-•-64,027,706
L„
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-
4,194.841,455
877,247,663
w,
6,843,434,
4,070.9747,083,546
15,762,172
f
7,460,218
20,309,674
27,508,522'
4.9
+
-
*
8,684,283
4,273.919
2.9
—
1,145,832,366
Youngstowh-
7.2
4,386,235,315
.Total «I1 cities for week
.
-
3.3
"
,17 ,573,539
.
6,7
1.9
+
—
9.9
-
Total (6 cities)
s
5,443,561
1:140,000,000
4,355,607
27 ,108,515
Mansfield
4
Other cities, five days
..
2,264,729
,
4.692.277
1:269,000,000
4,545,253
7.1
—
362.049.095
2,169.268
7.6
a, 944,083
-
7. ,712,685
3 ,516,037
West
•?;Total all Cities,' five days
9.5
—18.4
—
—15.7
$16,495,753,687 $15,391,724,295
Ten cities, fiv^days—
:
18,431.127
Cleveland
V Columbus
2.3
377,823,512
677.950^940
Kansas City
1,545,217
"
340,300,000
Boston..
v
1,616,070
24,415,224
"
Philadelphia" z*
1,850,526
2.078.009
—
.-4, ,735,137
•
-7,167,670
:<■
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati—
0.1
—
12 ,390,121
$
6.2
-3.6 f
—
1—
1,311, 000,000
4,207,482
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevtfaM*—
%
$11496,391,426 ^10,075,237,221
•
York_—
7
1,,620,281
.
7;856 508
*3,400,000 *
Delaware—Wilmihgtoo
Jersey—Trenton—
"
■
5
_________
New
7' V/,.1'',"
'7
"
"•
;
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.1
a
the-week follows:t;
,
1
;
1,070,000,000 '
Scranton.
7 •
■■■-2, ,382,350
"
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
1955
195&
Dec. c/o
$
.
-
.Reading.
GS&vafcave those #£the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
.
•
4,375,407
>
Philadelphia-—:--.
J
...
2,162,201
•
Lancaster,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
g
1.520,441
2^,296.306 '
,
Chester
ended Saturday, May 10, clearings for all
o£ the country, iudicate that.for. tlie week
,■
Bethlehftm
:
Inc. t>r
1957
.
_
Pennsylvania—Altoona -+r
-
Li
:
144,509,003
--7,889.795
--4,116,166
-
'l*
--4,315^67
4,619,111
•
-
5,926,050
9,155,281
-
13,127,884,
4.
-
\
Total ^-f—i_iiv-i_l03 cities-
25,789,763,971
24,978,721:920
+
Outside }Ne^r
K
11,028,679,0^7
11,694,508,438
—
York OitY—
1 'jWe; now add
—;
3.2;
23,610,467,084. 20,912,608.774
5.7
11,002,919,960
'
;
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1958
$
jston—
1955
1956
Dec. c/o
Omaha
$
$
Kansas—Topeka
Wicliita
Missouri—Kansas
ICalne—Bangor
2,778,976
2,781,425
5,657,578
.6,928,637
696,821,342
788,228,4.11
3,135,099
3,307,378
1,453,210
1,527,806
1
/Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Pall River
-
Lowell .1
.
.New Bedford
3,753,822
:
Worcester
Oonnecticiit—Hartford
4,007,535
14,340,044
15,179,793
11,293,807
Springfield
12,391,665
45,281,195
New Haven
>33,789,200
•
New Hampshire—Manchester
0.1
2.909,187
2,760.554
—18.3
6,543,623
5,875,213
—11.6
715,197,505
638,956,272
5.2
3,643,233
1,431,385
—
—
6.3
3,629,478
5.5
15,653,310
8.9
—
12,072,821
St.
52,962,169
22,890,714
26,175,600
23 il234
3,186,879
—26.5
953.163,951
—11.6
41,712,845
2,693,086
:
-
865,802,111
-
*.
38,285,024
-
Bingham ton
Buffalo—.
,
(a)
(a)
2,852,566
3,077,404
3,163,036
14,761,084,874
13,284,213,482
_
.
New York
143,529,699
4,061,395
Elmira.
Jamestown
,
-
'■
Rochester
50.788,205
50,304,760
Syracuse
27,135,579
29,468,732
—
Connecticut—Sta mford-.
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
(a)
+ 34.5
82,004,958
82,945,529
87,164,314
15,189,320,206
L
—
29,427,564
26,982,554
13,743,262,809
(a)
"4,910,601
3.9
146,776,517
121,538,994
+ 42.4
3,674,301
2,687,297
—
2.7
3,362,708
2.571,001
+ 11.1
12,517,547,124
10,708,825,592
—
1.0
46,705,366
43,490,083
7.9
25,658,538
23,233,629
35,959,449
+
—
9.0
395,676,150
358,877,751
+ 30.9
11,398,084
3.8
6,360,798
11,625,750
5,942,943
+
—
607,941,755
9.4
614,347,694
571,763,64?
—
+
9,064,803
6,283,331
35,359,218
8,840,000
6,604,349
10,874,735
12,042.520
7,660,000
Galveston.
Wichita Falls
53?,418,616
.
„
531,677,588
+ 20.8
10,437,600
12,673,212
+
0.4
417,438,797
391,869,961
—
1.9
35,700,019
7,426,000
6,783.588
33,860,294
16,148,033
—13.3
—
4.9
6,793,000
6,588,847
*"
—
9.7
16,952,692
+
0.1
.494,738,696
..
467,933,347
1
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
193,217,898
83,163,664
80,296,869
4.8
87,183,729
79,977,122
12,979,458,960
11,120,385,302
206,370,151
5.770,059
202,778,018
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake,CityCalifornia—Long Beach
Pasadena
San Francisco
v—
5,482,823
182.472,300
94.867.269
103.424,914
28,508,530
18,156,196
667,143,533
Santa Barbara
28,071,090
9,256,374
Stockton
11,012,359
San Jose
—
+
188,621,237
182,551,224
6,006,213
185,587,905
/
—
—
+
9'.0
87,119,204
5.7
+
30.233.270
18,249,501
720,417,238
26.917.271
8,001,137
10,744,361
6.4
5.2
+ 11.1
25,318,080
0.5
16,423,464
662,559,119
7.4
4.3
23,802,388
6,438,00V.
163,524,77$
91,519,230
25,045,003
15,516,081
595,546,197
'20,948,53V.
5,956,508
+ 15.7
7,428;914
+
2.5
10,547,791
11,240,63?
—
2.8
1,213,414,315
1,118,327,091
+ .3.2
23,610,467,084
20,912,608,774
5.7
11,092,919,960
10,203,783/182
25,871,560
2.4
32,096,161
83,956,252
+
459,766,698
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
'
.
137,985,944
;
26,121,803
395,725,162
10,950,003
2,465,588
X
28,465,101
145,049,023»
11,274,693
770,683,988
.
New.York—Albany____
150,479,585
10,379,565
27,208,424
461,792,547
34,853,000
Fort Worth
27,273,800
-
4
+13.7
—31.8
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Dallas
19,370,694
0.1
—
Secend Federal Reserve District- -New Yerk—
t
10,611,660»
7.1
10,835,456
5,762.457
+ 10.5
Total (10 cities)
Grand
total
(109 Cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings operations
1,267,338,971
1,303,755,321
25,789,763,971
24,978,721,920
11,028,679,097
11,694,508,438
discontinued.
*
932,365-
10,563,369
+
5,544,662
Texas—Austin-
9,734,414
'
>
1,327,64?
1,050,978
0.5
26,661,869
665,073,604",
Totai (9 cities).
3,995,526
—18.5
842,169,876
(12 cities)-
11,179,710
1,230,741
+ 18.9
—16,3
—
431,431,284
14,187,132
City
Joseph
Total (6 cities)—
^ / Total
986,174
28,549,348
Colorado—Colorado Springs———
13,776,560
-
—18.2
33,832,400
527,680,33»
548,156,254
1,449,173
—
—
55,377,563
;
1.2
3,313,349
4.9
—
26,414,459
21,524,369
Rhode Island—Providence
10,847,467
164,912,615
7,619,265
Lincoln
-
"
894,946
10,897,897
144,998,084.
749,460
Hastings
Clearings
+
City—
1,172,371
Nebraska—Fremont,
.
Week Ended May 3
Inc. or
1957
571,157,332
578,008,195
(7 cities).
10,203,783,182
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
Week ended May 3 for four years:.
Total
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Company and Issue—
Mississippi
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers on the different
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 ol the
mortgage bonds, due
National Container Corp.—
MAY
Friday
!
May 2
•
■
.0555555*
,0555555*
.0555555*
.0241634►'*'
.0246333
.0243868
.0240365
.0241843
Austria,
V
Belgium, franc .
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
1.032500
Franc
India,
franc
(Metropolitan),
.210748
.210748
.210698
.210798
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
(official) -
.00237562
.238500
.238500
.238500
.210807
.210770
.210687
2.814218
2.812500
2.810937
.00237562
mark
:
Ireland, pound
■
.327826
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264100
.264040
.264000
2.784053
;
5%
—
$
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.490950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.803704
2.801992
2.800435
2.812500
2.810937
2.814062
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
deposits adjusted decreased $382 million in
New York City, $153 million in the San Francisco Dis^
Increase ( + ) or '
Decrease (—)
April 30,,
-
.
Since
stock
1957
1958
44,999
—
840,174
5,157
—
271,000-
11,774
Other
and
49,760
282,774
18,513
+
Industrial loans
Acceptances—bought outright—,
34,542
+
31,257
—
38,902
advances
1,486
Bought outright—
1,116,310
_
170,600
19,946,105
bought outright,
730,505
8,583,906
—
170,600
23,851,672
+
—
ment
loans, and. securities^
Total
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
*
items
cash
23,851,672
24,015,765
15
4,450,567
86,782
premises
Other assets
260,922
—
—
+
+
170,600
140,835
+
Loans to brokers
chasing
730,505
+
—
—
+
+
388~721
214
14,947
—
+
—
+
7,299
7
49,132
10,112
107,657;
168,439
367,183
6
5-
1
5%
5-12
5-
1
6-15
5-1/
S.
Treasury bills
—-—_—
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds
+'.
7,074
20.
+
+
tr
1,517
—
Banks—
12,982
—
98
31
133
315
919
—
49
+
Balances with
253
+
Reserve
26,450,146
notes
+
2,698
domestic banks
+
75,546
+
90,992
Depeeits—
18,322,196
Member: bank, reserves,,
U. a.
+
358,903
287,502
373,395
—
acct.—
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
Other
+
—
68,249
235,231
30,710
37,823
—
—
—
+
456,769
6,663
65,228
Other
liabilities*
19,341,996
3,759,897
—
—
174,095
282,078
—
139,165
389,495
+
41,331
+
868
accrued.
and
dividends
19,648
Interbank demand
Domestic
+
49,571,687
1,195
379,432
256,304
Capital' paid in
(Section 7.V.
(Section 13b)_.
Other capital accounts
350,463
809,198
27,543
188,639
Surplus
.Surplus
and.
of
serves
50,947,530
gold certificate
deposit and F.
to
ances
purchased
+
12T63
+
367,183
+
'
.
1,545
Federal
Reserve
Banks
From others
127
Star
253
+
Common
of
loans
banks
to
after
and
deduction
individual loan items are shown gross.
♦Preliminary (San Francisco District.),,
v
■
i
•
7~512
—
R.
on
—
0.4%
accept¬
for
0.1%
foreign
correspondents
131,955
Industrial loan commitments
494
992
6
+
—
68,800
832
,
Bhows
the
following principal changes for the week
ended April 30: An increase of $441 million in
holdings
ot U. S. Government
reserve
miliinn
m
securities; decreases of $315 million
balances with Federal Reserve Banks and $669
demand deposits adjusted; and an increase of
$79® million' in IT. S. Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
two: districts and
a
total of $79 million at all
Consolidated mtge.
3%-6% bonds, ser. A due
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
general mortgage bonds
Textron, Inc.—
Olin
15-year 5% subordinated
District, and
$10 million in the New York District. Changes accord¬
ing. to industry appear in another press release. "Other"
loans increased $43 million.
5%%
Natural
:
f. debs, due Feb. 1, 1970—May 15
Maine
4%%
1st &
+2 %
preferred stock
Ltd.—
Co.
June
.
Power
convertible
of
New
debentures
York.
due
W,
,
.
•
Pacelot
4
5+2%
.Pacific
Gas Service Co.,
first mortgage 3%%
due
1968—Mav 16
bonds, due 1971—Jun
2
=
j
$1.02
$1.05
$1.10
$1.12+2
—:
5-15
5-15
5- 9
5-5
5-15
.5-16
!' 5- 9
5- 5r
5- 5'
5-5
-
-.
-
5-^5
.
6-10
37+2C
59%c
61 %c
15c
18c
.50c
S3
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16i
5-15
-
6- 2
.
6 VzC
•,
(quar.)
6- 2
6- 2
6-14
6-10
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
". 40c
-
;
6- 2
$$1.75
$1.14
...
i
;
5-15
4-30
5-15
5-15
5-15
'6-26
6- 9
6.-20
6- 2
,
4-3<E..
4-30
6- 2;,
5-14 '
5-16
5-1
5-15
5-15
,
..
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Products Co., Ltd.—
Marine
Mfg.
—
4-15
4-15
-
*r
(quar.)—!
.7-1
7- 1
6-10
-6- 1
6- 1
6- I'*
5t23.
6- 5
7- 1
6- 1
90c
$1.10
20c..
Corp.
62+20
$1
$1225
6-23-,
-.6-23"
6- 2
5-15 :
5-15
5-15"
B- 9
5-12
6-13
5-15
.
Gas
1999
Robinson Co.
Co.—
1892
2000
1893
1894
*
.
T3c
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar. )_=
1st preferred (quar.)
1st
"Pacific
preferred
Lighting
—
:
(qilar.)-_^__
Corp.
(quar.)_^
Mills
(quar.)
;
Outdoor Advertising Co.,
Common
Common
3-22
.
27+4e
(quar.)"__—_
—
31V4c
preferred (quar.)^
5% redeemable 1st preferred- (quar.)—
31+4c
4.80% redeemable preferred (quar.)
30c
4+2% redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)l—
"" 28+8C
5%
5-15
& Electric
redeemable
——
common—
-
4-10
.
.
10c
-
4-18
5-15
5-15
5-15
-
*
31%o
34%c 37(-be
.
50c;
20c *
lQc
10c
-
"5-15
5%^
-
5- a.
6-15"
60c-— 6-2
20c
6- 5
Corp.- (quar.)_;
_
-
-
"
5-K
6- 2
$1.50
(quar.)
Gamble
Pacific
Pacific
first mortgage series A bonds,
6-10
50c
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
153.7
Fahralloy Canada Ltd.—
First
6-2
75c
(quar. I—.
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Corp.
Pacific Finance
Pacific
_Jun
$1.12%
51.31-V4
5-9
6-1
6-1
6- 2
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6»-28
5^-24
10-16
1
25c
:
Co7,
II-
$015875
<quar.)_
(quar.)—
Owens-Ilinois Glass, common
(quar.).
4% preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
Page
5
Inc.—
1972
122+2c
Inc^
$3.60 preferred
$4.40 preferred
~
Outboard
'
due 1987—May 23
5- 2
5- 5
(quar.)
5+2%
ser.
5-23.
(quar.)
*25c
preferred (quar.)
t$1.75
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred series B. (quar.)
$1.19
"4% preferred series D (quar.)—. ' - $1.00
Orpheum Building (s-a)
20c
Otter Tail Power Co., com. (quar.)_
40c
•
Co.—
general mtge. bonds
—!—
(quar.>-
(s-a)
class A (initial)
Mathieson Chemical (qua.)
4.36%
1st mtge. sink, fund bonds, series B, due 1982__May 31
Central
4
conv.
Gas
5-23
•
-
Date
Inc., 4%%
Western
6-20
6-30
70c.
5-16
25c
5-15
,140c.7-25
?69c
6-16
7%
>
May 29
Company and Issue—
Canadian
5-15
6-30
•
fc '
Common
--
Air Reduction Co.
G- 2
7-15
Steel
*
13
*
5-9
5-16
tir 2
$2
(quar.)... "
com.
Machine
Coal
Co.,
&
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Consolidated Edison Co.
Holdings of all categories of U. S. Government securi¬
Treasury bills by $228 million, Treasury
Certificates of indebtedness $20 million, Treasury notes
ties increased:
s.
Ltd.,
;
Ontario
,
-
*
SI
(quar.)
——1,
Mississippi River Products
Ontario
1896
2039__Jun
1st
7-21
8- 1
6-2
6-14
7- 2
•
50c
44c
Inc
Ben
Olen
2000
May 23-
1966
Pittsburgh,
reporting
member banks; the principal decreases were
$26 million
in Chicago, $tl million in the Cleveland
&
preferred
Old
National
Container Corp.—
4%%. 15-year s. £ debentures, due
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
5-29
5-29
(quar.)
Co.
.4%%
preferred A
4.92%. preferred B
t.
May 23
4-25
6-20
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.).Line
Pago
Date
5-21
6-20
...
(N. Y.)
Ltd.
Pharmacal
Oklahoma
-
-;_Jun 16
: 5-30
5-12
83.50
22MjC'#
!15c
preferred (quar.).—
preferred
•
■
NOTICE OF TENDER
*
6-10
6-27
6-10
343/aC
Ohio-Oil Ca. (quar.)>
_I
Ohio Power Co., 4.08% pfd.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
-
5-29
5-21
5-16'
5- 5'
37V2C
pfd. (quar.)
Ohio
.
Inc., common stock
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry,—
St. Louis Division, 1st coll. trust mtge. bonds
'
6^
•
15c
(quar.)
Bancorporation, common
(initial)
Ohio Forge
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
6- 1
+3cr
(quar.);
Power,
5-
4-18'
6-
1
-6-2
6-14
45c
(s-a)
Ry.
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Bearings,
8-
5-15
*
90c
(quar.)__
9
5-15.;
7-
'
SI
—;
Ogihric Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd.
Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred
re¬
in which the details were
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
5-
8-25
150c
preferred
5%%
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Gonlitioii Statement of Member Ranks
6-
5-29
35c
:
Utilities
Norwich
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
banks of the Federal
Quebec
4.50%
Notices
a
5-15"
t
(quar.):
4.20%
Below will be found
46.6%
9
(quar.)__
Insurance Co.
.4.40%
168,439
1
6-
-
50c
Northwestern Publio Service, common (quar.)
4j/2% preferred (quar.)
:
■ r
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
7-
(quar.)
pfd. A
Corp.
5Vz'/o- 1st preferred
'
,•
6'
93+ic
:
Northland
915
valuation
of
r
6-
(quar.)
com.
Gas
preferred
Northern
'212
serves;
1
40c
Oil Ltd.,
Central
4.40%
43
—
—
771
5.
7-
$2
Northwest
—
63"
"
-
-
5-
$1.01+4
(quar.)
Shore
61,605
+
preferred
Northern
Borrowings:
From
2
$1
Carolina RR.
709'
+
—
6-
5-30
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—'
.
32
35c
Co.. 7% gtd. (s-a)
(Illinois) (quar.)
class A (quar.);::
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)'.
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
—
261
+
.,'■+.
5-15'
15c
(quar.)
1
Ry:, common
Coal
North
18,748
+
American
North
re¬
note, liabilities combined
Contingent liability
86
+
+
11,007
-
„
capital
accounts
Satin
I
:
2
""
.
Gas,
4%
Ltd.
North
521
+4,146
+1,060
669
117'
791
—
,
,
GAEITAL ACCOUNTS—
liabilities
deposits:
banks
banks
!Exclusive
Total liabilities
Total
55,692
2.7,294
4,060
6-
$5c
(quar.).
Northern Oklahoma Gas
Foreign
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash, items
Electric &
Western
&
Northern
deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits
37+2C
;
from capital gains)
5y2%
LIABILITIES—
Demand
5-15
£
North American Investment, 6%
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1
2
common
preferred
North
201
+
State
Norfolk
22
I
banks.
Cash in vault
.+
1
5-
6-
(s-a)
Nonnetal Mining Corp. Ltd
+1,701
+1,299
+
476
—»
754
20,159
8,940
Dock,
North American Car Co.
+1,934
—
Other securities
Y.
15c
142
—■
.
95
r
5-
5-15
5-22"
5c
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co.,
+4,514
+1,021
228
+
1,169
York
Noranda Mines.
66
68
+
5-15
60c
common
.
Ltd.
5-22
5
Niagara Share Corp.—
(20c from current investment income and
142
+
+
;
..
Mines,
6- 5
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
.
1
10
43
441
indebtedness
Treasury certificates of
to
4.05%
638
30,548
2,146
—1
loans
Meter Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
N.
+
+
5-29
6-14
6-
17c
,
preferred
-
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dickenson
New
+:
$1.06+4.: ;
(quar.)
20c
class A
New Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)—
York
Air
Brake
(quar.)
1,315
Government securities—-total™
Loans
,
,
preferred
(quar.).;
>New
+
.
...
91
New
1957
25
.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Quarterly
1
New
.
—
B
:
.
dividend
.
$1.50
Since
8,745
11,154
ing securities
Real estate loans
U,
+
2,751
carrying securities
for purchasing or carry-
Reserves with Federal Reserve
50,947,530
Total assets
5-
5-12
$2.40
+5,341
54
— 472
79
■->—1,317
1 i"~- +
41
—
5-
10c
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line,
418
+
4-30
-
5-23
Neptune
and dealers for pur¬
or
Other loans
59,000
671,505
investments adjusted!
5-15
*5"-16
Class
(In millions of dollars)
"■+%"
adjusted!
Other
Total U. S. Gov't securitios
■
92,470
52,982
Commercial and industrial loans—29,713
Agricultural loans
J
461
Held under repurchase agree¬
Due from
'
and
Loans
Loans
—8,571,413
12,493
BondfTlL..IZ—III—2,789",257
Total
+
+
+
1958 /-;
1958*
15,205
+
4-30
5-15
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co.v 4,/4%
May 1,
April 23,
April 30,
:
10 c
12c
(quarterly
25c
r -
Decrease (—)
679,174
OQ7
6
ASSETS
Certificates
"
[yr
series
income)
Nekooea Edwards Paper,
reporting
of
net
from
20c
Increase ( + ) or
U. S. Government securities—
Bills
liabilities
and
of
summary
19,893
383,574
124,682
509
cash
Discounts
50,156
—
of Rec.
Corp.—
(quarterly
income)
preferred
Neisner Bros,
$133 million.
Loans to banks decreased
series
investment
Stock
from Federal Reserve
assets
member banks follows:
A
Holder$
Nease Chemical Co.
Banks decreased
$127 million and borrowings from others decreased $253
million.
Research
&
National Vulcanized Fibre
trict,*$52 million in the Boston District, and $48 million
in the St. Louis District, but they increased $52 million
in Chicago. Time deposits increased $117.
Borrowings
May 8,
20,518,393
P. E. notes of other banks
2048
When
Share
0} Company
Securities
National Starch Products (quar;)—;
:>
Demand
(In thousands of dollars)
21,358,567
391,338
1587
1
Payable
Per
Name
$95 million, and U. S. Government bonds by $98 million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $31 million.
certificate reserves
23
issue.
2.803549
2.814218
net
Total gold
May
(Continued from page 12)
investment
account
stock
cumul. pfd. stock—-Jun
DIVIDENDS
.0349000*
National
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
preferred
.193283*
National
Gold: certificate
this
in
.0238095*
.193283*
♦Nominal.
1958
1
2
+
Manufacturing Co., 5%
National
ASSETS—
1, 1971
Apr
building bonds.—-Jun
:
.
.496950*
>
2.816875
May 7,
April
Inc.,
Co.—
convertible
cumulative
•Announcement
.0238095*
-
pound sterling
due
Sisters,
1787
1317
v
.140080*
'
2.8C6351
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
debs.,
of True
1896
2.786200
.140080*
,——
$4.50
.263962
.
.140080*
.0349000*
,
Order
Worumbo
.490950*
—
subord.
conv.
1896
.0800560*
2.783106
~
peso
/ '
Chemicals, Inc.—
United
.327959
+
Pag*
Date
<
.
Washington Gas Light
.00277912*
.0800560*
2.786354
—
Texize
2.814062
.193283*
krone
Philippine Islands,
Kingdom,
.00277912*
.327992
.264100
Norway,
United
.00277912-
.328159-
2.788985
guilder
pound
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.00277912*
.0800560*
—
Zealand,
CALLED'
1785
.210855
:
.328295
Mexico, peso;
New
1790
May 15
1982—.
ISSUES
2001
.238500
<
.00277912*
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
1790
2040
"
„—May 29
.00237562
.00237562
.00237502
.238500
.210952
—
—
Deutsche
rupee
Netherlands,
1.033281
:
2.816875
(Free)
Germany,
1.034468
.210848
Finland, markka
France
.0200500
.00311807*
,
'
v
,
.0385356*
1.032843
1.032500
2007
■u
1
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4+2% cumut pfd. stk. ser. A—May 15
Macfadden Publications, Inc., debentures—
LJuly 1
iMacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.—•„7,.
4% first mortgage bonds, due
1965.—r
—
Sep
1
New England Telepnone & Telegraph CoJ—
: •
29-year 4%% debentures, due 1986—.
.May 19
I Prentice-Hall, Inc.,, 5 %
cumul. preferred stock
May 29
2.242280
,
.0200500
.0200500
.0200500
.0200500
Jun>
Getty Oil Co., cumulative preferred stock
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
/
2.239790
2.241035
2.242404
2.244521
due
Company and Issue—
.0555555*
.0555555*
Free
pound
schilling
V
bonds, due I960
May 31
June I, 1971——Jun
1
f.
s.
ENTIRE
Official
Australia,
2003
1
$
s
$
1896
"
-
series due 1966-U—Jun
,
4'/*%
mtge.
2+a •% debentures
Co.,
May 8
May 7
May 6
...
'
'
Wasiiington Gas Light Co.— .
5% refunding mtge. bonds, due
.
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
(closed)
Texas
States Money)-
Transfers In New York (Value In United
$
Argentlna, pew-
>-
May 15
worp.—
1st
Monday
May 5
•-
- ■--
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—„
,
mortgage 6+2% sinking fund bonds—;
Soutn
1958, INCLUSIVE
2, 1958 TO May 8,
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Monetary Unit
Country and
ACT OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
FOREIGN
inc.—
Shinyetsu
1st
2001
.—.May 28
1975,
1958—:
15-year sinking fund debs.,
4+8%
Pagr
Date
,
.
*
Valley Investment Co.,
First
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to
in
Monday, May 12, 1958
" /•
■
Georgia Power & Light Co.—
1st mortgage 3%
bonds, due
Foreign Exchange Rates
T
...
(2158)
|M
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
8-15
6r30.
9-30
12-30
4-18
-4-L8
4-18
*
.
4-18
4-1K'
4-18 •
4-18
5- 8
6-20
9-19
12-19
Volume
187
Number 5741
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
47
(2159)
\
i; i-. jl
When
Par
Name of
Company
••
Page-Hersey Tubes LuL
Share
.
t90c
(quar.) _______—___
Pan American Sulphur Co.
Pan American
World
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
•
.;A
preferred
convj
Fruit,
Stock
Common
Class
3c
5-15
•
31Vic
1
"30c
1-31
«aC
5-15
22
2$
.:
5-15
6-1G
•
V":
$
5-20
6-
2
5-20
58$C
6-
2
5-20
3.70%
B
2
5-
2
2
5-
6- 2
5-
$1.15
Common
4
Va $
5-15
5-15
4-28
ZOC Vv
6-
2
5-15
Rolland Paper, L(;d.,
Class B (qilar.)
6- 2
5-15
Royal
2
5-
6-
2
5-20
6-10
5-16
6-10 ;
5-21
2
5-12
5-
6-30
6-
4
6-30
6-
4
!-
6-
4
40c
5-28
12'Ac
5-20
91'Ac
<
5-
hoell Mfg.
6-
Co.
(quar.)
•$1.25
•;
:___
•
2
5-
9
6-
"
2
5-
9
6-
42 'Ac
25c
-
G-
San
2
5-15
San Jose
57-
5-15
5-
1
-
V
$1.37%
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
1st
preferred
(quar.)
5-15
$2.50 2nd preferred
oer
&
ope
&
5c
6-24
666-
6$
preferred
ortlaml
Gas
5.75$
pfd.
ment
ortsmouth
otasli
Co.
$2.46
of
Steel
5-15
5-
j
;
5-
5-31
15c
45c
66-
1
:
r 61'Ac
j-
River
Co.
rcntice-Hall,
5$
-—.————a—.,
(quar.)____
rice
issue
called
$50
at
for
pfd.
conv.
Service
4.20$
preferred
preferred
4$$
uWic
7-
1
_— _______
Service
Co. of Indiana, com.
preferred (quar.)
,
preferred (quar.)
4.32$* preferred (quar.) —_—
2
5-15
6-10
preferred
preferred
2
5-15
0-
2
6-
2
9.60$
(quar.)
preferred
v
50c
Corp.
utnam
ment
income")
Power
aemont. Mining
$$
0%
6-
2
5c
6-10
7-
1
6-10
34c
5-15
4-22
40c
•
'
6-
1
6-30
5-
2
6-14
5-26
50c
__
4quar.)
6-16
5-
9
5-16
$35c
5-23
4-15
$15c
Ltd._
6-27
5-30
ed
87'Ac
25c
s-a)...
Owl
$30c
;.
Inc.
—__
(name
International, Inc.)
Ine«
31'Ac
5-15
25c
5-15
5-
65c
6-
25c
6-10
2$
7-10
6-19
6-12
4-10
7-10
6-19
Sunset
6-
2
5-21
Sunshine
!' 0-
2
5-20
5-20
555-
2
7- 1
9-10
7-
6-10
6-
1
8-
6-
1
8-
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
8
8
7-
1
6- 9
6-12
5-22
7- 2
6-
2
4.25$
7-
6-
2
4.60$
4.64$
15c
$1.25
$1
chgd.
4.88$
50c
35C
:
1_
2'AC
$12'Ac
5-15
5-15
6-12
4-21
4-25
5-22
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
4.78$
4.78$
6
(quar.)
$1.27'A
7-
1
6-
6
preferred
7-
1
6-
6
$1.31%
7-
1
6-
0
$1.12'A
7-
1
6- 6
7-1
6- 6
7-20
Y.)
(s-a)
eichhold
Stock
5.25$
6-27
9
.1 'Ac
5-15
6-10
5-
,•
6-
55-
6-
1
6-
1
Chemicals, Inc
dividend
25c
$1.25
5-15
50c
V,
(quar.)———_
5-13
Thalhimcr
6-10
5-15
6-14
5-15
6-12
5-14
5-16
5-
45c
6- 5
4-29
6-
5
(stock
5-29
4-28
6-10
5-23
30c
6-10
5-20
6-30
5-29
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.,
Tokheim Corp.
tquar.)
6-30
5-29
Toledo
6-30
5-20
4'A$
6-10
5- 2
4.25$
5-29
5-15
4.56$
5-19
5-
6-
2
5
Tower
5-31
5-
5-31
5-31
5-
5-31
5-
Southern California Water, common
4$
preferred (quar.)
4'A$ preferred (quar.)
5.44$ preferred (quar.)..
6-20
5-20
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
6-27
6-13
Southern
Company
Natural
(quar.)__
22 (4c
25c
$0.2656'A
34c
$62(4c
5-
5$
2
6-19
6-
2
6-19
6-
2
5-15
5-15
20c
5-15
4-18
Southern
2$
5-15
4-18
Southern Nevada Telephone
Gas
Co.
6~
30c
(qyar.)
(quar.)
(Initial)
6-
4-18
50c
6-13
25c
7-
1
6-
5-91
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
9-29.
1
5-20
5-31
5-12
5%
8-23
5-12
31'Ac
—
5-23
5-
5-29
5-16
2
4-15
9
$1.06%
6-
4-15
$1.06%
6-2
$1.14
—
6- 2
4-15
5-29
5-16
3c
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
10c
5-23
5-
5
20c
A
(N. Y.)
5-15
5-
X
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.
$60c
—
$60c
—
$$1.12-%
—.——■■—
$50c
preferred
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Corp.
Quarterly
6-10
7-
2
6-16
6-10
7- 2
6-10
6-90
35c
7-31
6-10
5-12
25C
5-26
5-19
25c
(quar.)
—r——
-
7- 2
7- 2
25C
—
5-15
6- 2
0-14
25c
Travelers Insurance Co.
6-
5-31
25c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Transamerica
6-14
,
35c
(quar.)_
B
4'/2 $
•-
35c
30c
(quar.)__
Finance
A
5-15
$1
..
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class
Co. (Pa.)
(reduced)
Class
4-18
0-15
20c :•
Co.—
preferred
Class
5-15
35C
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scale
5- 9
30c
.
Edison
5-16
4-30
-
Class B (quar.)
I
Tlirifty Drug Stores Co. Inc. (quar.)
Tidewater Oil (stock dividend)
1
5-20
6-16
5-15
6- 5
5%
dividend)_______—
30c
0- 0
5- 9
30C
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)________
Thompson (John R.) Co.. (increased)—;—__
Thompson Products, common (quar.)—_—
4$
preferred (quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
8-25
8-16
250
11-25
Troy & Greenbush RR. Assn. (s-a)____-__—
$1.75
6-15
5-31
preferred A (quaf.)—
$1.25
6-15
5-29
35c
6- 2
5-42
6-
5-12
Trunkline Gas Co., $5
6
5-29
6-16
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—
Common
(quar.)___
5$
preferred
(quar.)—
—
..
'
5-19
1
5c
75c
Bros,
6-10
6- 6
7-
•
25C
—
Texas Industries, common (quar.>___
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)
5-13
6-
15c
$1.39%
(quar.)
Producing Co.
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)
8
2
Gulf
'
$1.28
2nd preferred (quar.)
5.16$ 2nd preferred (initial)
Texas
8
6-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Texas Company
7V
6-10
—
5$
5-26
Edison—
(quar.
6
preferred
(initial$0.4315
(initial quarterly)
29%c
preferred
preferred
1
5.12$
Traders
(quar.)
7-
6
5.10$
5-
preferred
preferred
6- 6
4-30
5-31
4.24$
7- '1
5-15
25(4c
26(4c
30(4c
(quar.)____
California
6- 6
$1.15
Townsend
preferred
1
2
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
4.08$
6-
7-
5-15
6-
6-14
Southern
5-28
$1.06'A
6-
4-21
6-12
6-16
7-1
6- 6
6-28
0-12
3-91
35c
(quar.)—
1
5-
$1
2
7-
$50c
6-12
55c
preferred
4.65
50c
—__
6- 2
6-
$5c
(quaiv)_
38 %c
(quar.)
4-36
.
G-16
27c
$1.16
preferred
7c
(quar.)
5-15
5- 8
$1.02'A
Gas Transmission, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
31'Ac
(stock dividend)—_—
1
to
$12'Ac
30c
Development Co., cL B
Southam Company, Ltd.
1
1
5-28
50c
7- 1
4-15
30c
55-
$1.22'A
2
10$
5-15
5-15
—
25c
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil Co. Inc. (quar.)
1
$1.08
$1.16%
"
$1.25
4-34
4-24
5-
5-15
$1.04
(quar.)
$12'Ac
Sonotone
5-15
5-15
25c
(quar.)
25c
——
20c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
10$
4-24
preferred
20c
r
7- 1
5-15
preferred
20c
:
7-15
25c
A
$
4.90$
5
20c
dividend).
6-14
15c
55c
Co. (quar.)__
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Snap-On Tools (quar )_____
2
5-17
5- 5
70c
—
8
6-42
5-15
5-
6-
62'/2C
55-
5
1
6-
15c
.
1
6-
5-26
5-26
-
15c
6-
0-27
50c
5-22
$50c
+15c
Corp. (quar. >__
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings Co
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
2
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
4.10$
$1.25
>
4c
$1
Tennessee
1.
Sinclair Oil
South Texas
41 'Ac
4.32$ conv. preferred (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
4-15
2
5- 8
5- 8
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
4-18
$56'Ac
9
0-16
(s-a)
4$ preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common <quar.)__
4.32$
preferred A (q(iar.)_
4.16$
preferred (quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—i
5- 9
5
1
5-15
5-
6- 'It
Biseuits
Inc., class
Class
6-10
9-30
6-
1
1
5
3$
1
5-16
33c
(quar.)
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.).
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
9
6- 7
28'Ac
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
International Petroleum
7-10
~
(N.
5'/a$
6-19
preferred
5-23
—_______—
7-
(quar.)_
(quar.)——
Corp.
4$%
5-15
—
(quar.)
7- 2
(quar.)
MacD'onald Mines, Ltd
einsurance
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
!
$17c
—
'
6- 1
5-24
4.50$
10-
10c
1st preferred
5-14
61c
$$R50
(reduced)
Stores
edondo Tile
eeves
Co.
1
6-10
Co.—
$$1.50
(quar.)
Pile
5-
6-
Toledo
Ltd.—
6-10
5-15
$33 (4 c
—
South Jersey Gas Co.
6-17
1
5-15
5$
$2.44
(stock
56c
40c
30c
pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
•
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)_
Co.
5-15
7-
6-
4-30
75c
Co.
Chuck
Textiles, Inc., 4'/2$ pfd. (quar.)
1
7- 2
i40c
5-15
12(4c
4$
Skinner
>36
12'Ac
5-12
75c
South Bend Lath Works (reduced)
(quar.)—
Batten
eading Co., 4$
.
;
Smith-Douglas
invest¬
0-1
12'Ac
3
10c
;
—
Siegler Corp. (quar.)______
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)___
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
5$ preferred (quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd.
(quar.)__
35c
( qua r.)
ayonier,
(aceum.)__
4-25
l
6-16
(quar.)
5-6
8-
$1
(quaf.)
4-25
5c
Corp.
Concrete
pfd.
5-15
25C
preferred
ymond
—
5-15
6-16
25c
5-37
6- 2
5-31
Talon,
Simmons
7-
6-10
50c
35c
4-25
1
25C
4
35c
30c
5-15
5-
4-25
;
10c
31'Ac
(quar.)_-
.5-15
(quar.)_
Struthers Wells Corp., com. (quar.)__
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)__
5.20$ preferred (quar.)
ji
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
65c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
4-16
$$1.31
Corp.
25c
-Shenango Valley Water Co., 5$
>
4-16
5-15
5-i5
25c
Stouffer
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
5-15
10c
5$
(quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
$1.25
preferred A
(quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd
6-46
Stewart-Warner
6-19
-
Pacific
•7- 1
7-18
8-19
—
5-15
5-15
$30c
6-14
5-16
7-10
preferred
(accum.)
With above payments all arrears will b«
Sierra
9-19
13-15
7-18
7-10
:
dividend _______—_________
preferred
9-30
12-31
1
$1.25
1
20c
$1.25
$1.25
1
Acceptance Corp.—
preferred
6-30
8-
$1.18%
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Raymond
5■$
5-16
$r
6-10
25c
(quar.)
..."
Co.
5-45
6- 2
91'Ac
(quar.)
5-15
$1.25
(increased
Common
<fe
foS
6- 2
45c
12 (4c
pfd.
(quar..)—
D.)
6-10
30c
■,
8-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(G.
Stern & Stern
'
dividend
Co.
6-30
5
5-26
15c
(initial )__—
Sterling Precision Corp., 5$ pfd. A (quar.)_
5$ preferred C (quar.).
_!
Sterling Trust Corp. (Toronto) (quar.)
9
7-15
$1
common
546
6-30
dividend—
5-
85c
(quar.)
Co.,
5-12
6-10
7-15
5- 9
$1.26
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum products
'
5-15
7
&
A
Stock
5-19
50c
(quar.)
5-15
'
Purina
Grip
Finance
Silvray Lighting
Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
ston
class
6-10
Stein
5-14
:
5- 9
Steel Parts Corp
5-28
37 (4c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.);
Manufacturing, 3.65$
Inc.,
6-
30c
(quar.)
1
adio
apid
common
25c
(quar.)—
11-15
5-10
6- 9
25c
preferred (quar.)
5$ preferred, (quar.).*
5$
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
1
6-10
93%c
5-
1
—
Co.
8-
5-17
"5-28
62' 'Ac
(quar.,)__
5- 9
1
»—
from
8-15
2
6-
26c
B$
I
5-15
6- 2
55c
(New Jersey)
(Ohio), common
2
84c
(initial
5-
e-ia
35c
Stecher-'l'rauhg Lithograph Corp.—
8-11
5-
0-10
40C
preferred A
10c
$1.12Va
uaker State Oil Refining Corp.
uebec
1
5-15
15C
6-
,_a__
Fund
9-
5-15
(quar.)_
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp.
Stauffer Chemical Co. (quar.)
8-11
60c
6-
(quar.)
Growth
1
15c
6-
u£ct Sound Power 6s Light (quar.)
ure
Oil Co. (quar.)——
urex
9-
D •(quar
—
5-15
ublic Service Co. of North Carolina—
Common
6- 9
15c
27c
;
,8- 8
$35^8c
4$, preferred A (quar.)
4(4$ preferred B (quar.)
_____
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, class A (quar.)—_—
Class B <quar.)_
5-15
$1.12'A
of New Mexico—
Common
(quar.)—
5$ preferred A (quar.)
5-
0 8- 8
6-81
t34%c
26c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
s
'
1
45c
60c
(quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
State Fuel Supply Co. -.(quar.)
'
J 15c
$34eac
.
•;
——
5-19
6-
Service Co. of New HampshireCommon -(quar.)
4.50$
8
6-14
9-15
5-31
___________
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)—__
4-25
ubhc
3.35$-
6
3%$
Indiana
2
5$
5-15
50c
4.16$
ublic Service Co.
6-
$15c
common—....
87 $c
(quar.)
3(2$
1
Co.
Standard Oil Co>.
5- 2
7-
Oil
of
6-
C
8eminole Oil & Gas Co., 5$
5$
preferred
(accum.)
■'■■■
5-30
6-
50c
-V
)$2
25c
...
—
(quar.)
1
"
5-29
$1.06'A
_
6-
Co.
Standard
9-16
Oil
3-15
11-15
5-15
50C
6-
Stock
-
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
12- 1
Standard
6-16
87'Ac
(quar.)
34%c
Shakespeare
$1.05
_____
of Colorado-
preferred
12-15
35c
$1.10
Common
.
■>,./
9
$1.25
__
(quar.)
Co.
4(4$
$1.25
$1.25
6- 3
cleared bv end of this year.
.——a——
_.
2
29ThC
,-
Co.,: Ltd., 4$ pfd. (s-a)-_
Co.(quar.)——a.
rocter & Gamble Co. (quar.)
ro violence Washington Insurance
Co.
82
5-
5-
Sterehi Bros. Stor-es
Securities
9
6-16
5-26
6-16
v
Surety (quar.)
Seakight Oswego Falls (quar.)__
re-
Gardner
ubiic
5
5-
1
5-15
'
.•
9
share
per
Brothers &
rince
S-
7.
$1.25
5$
Inc.—
(entire
preferred
demption on May 29
plus this dividend)-
.
1
■
Standard Oil Co. of California
Seaboard
5
6-16
•
5-
$5
5
$30c
*;
;
2
Seaboard Oil
5-1515-
5-26
6-
$5
'
5
$15c
owell
6-
'
1
10c
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)__.
Stamford Water Co. (quar.),
Standard Brands, common (Increased quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)__
/Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.
29 %c
5-12
2
61c
_
(quar.)
5-15
5-26
(quar.j_.
preferred
Searle
'
4-30
1
"
1$
—a
9
$5
4-30
•
5-15
7-
25c
$4.75
>
4-30
5-15
$1.69
Corp./(quar.)——_a
(quar.)
Power, $2.44 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
5-15
18c
issue)-
of America
Electric
otomac
1
5-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
date
6-
.
25c
&-Coke, com. (increased)(initial includes dividend pay¬
from
6-24
/
37 Ac
dividend
1$
"1$
dividend
Stock
5-
Stock
9
62'Ac
Stock
6- 2
pfd. B
Scott Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
9
(quar.)—
5-16
4-28
29flc
Seaboard
-
9
6-24
(quar.)——
Company (reduced)
Talbott Inc., common
6- e:
5-12
divrdend)-—___
(stock
(quar.)
4-30
"62 'Ac
____
Arena (Del.)
conv.
Scripco,
1
2ic
.___
__
5-
3-15
-8p?rts
(A.) & Co. (quar.)_,
Steinerg's Ltd., 5 'A $ pfd. A (quar.)_—
ScoviU
9
5-15
6-16
8-15
4-25
'
Scotten, Dillon Co.
9
$1.25
5c
9-15
12- 1
7-
•
5-15
12-15
5-15
$1.07(4
9
5-15
7- 1
"
30c
"
•W
"5-
6-26
5-15
1
Schering Corp.,
.
$1.12'/a
5-12
6-10
5-29
9
5-16
a
6-
20c
16- 1
9
2
,
$1.05
20c
.
30 c
J15c
5Vtt% preferred E (quar.)_
Savage Arms (reduced)
6-10
5-12
5-15
5-
5-16 •$"
6-10
5- 9
6-
5-29
5-
5-10
v; 6- 4
6-
60c
_
(quar.)
11-
5-20 V
1
33c "-,
"
25c
common (quar.)
$4.50 conv. preferred (<juar.)
Spokane International RR. Co.
2
2
6-20
5- 9
6piegel, Inc.,
9
6- 2
2
7-
55c
—______________
Ltd.,
2
7-1
$1.75
$1.75
5- 9
6-
6-16
?10c
—
convertible
6-
"V
—______—-
29 lie
5$
.___
(quar.)
trust certificates common^
Water Works, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_____
pfd.
7-18
30c
0-16
6- 2
Co., vtc. common
certificates common
4.70$
8-
7- 1
6-2
15c
7-18
7-18
8-
'
30c
$20c
25c
7-18
;7-18
8-
$1.12%
5-
10c
7-18
36C
$1.32 preferred (quar.)___
Spencer Chemical Co., cominoh (quar.)
4.20$ .preferred (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_____
5- 9
8-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
3
7-18
7-18
8-
27 Vac
"
6-
$1.20
preferred
5-15
'27'Ac
r
$1.44
5-16
1
6* 1
25c
6-
V
6-10
6-
$1
(quar.)
6-
25c
____
5$
50c
50c
Transit
trust
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)™
_f___
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)™
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
5-14
7- 1
4-80
8-
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)________
:_
.—a_.
6-
$1.75
6-20
2
-
class A (quar.)
Ihc.
4.70$
$1.25
7- 1
7-10
6-
$1.10
4.40$
6-
4-30
$1.15
4:$$
1
!:12',2C
$2
4.36$
_______
434$
8
7-15
$5
(H. «fo S.) Company
olaroid Corp., common (quar.)
5-15
W
.
Antonio
Voting
Voting
;
9
6- 2
ittsburgn, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7$ preferred (quar.
ittsburgh Coke & Chemical, common (quar.)
ogue
•V;
5-15
6- 2
6-
5-15
$1.03%
$1.06%
(quar. )____
(quar*)
__.
6-14
45c
rtc
92'aC
97(aC
;
(quar.)
3-15
10c
__
preferred
preferred
;
6-20
31e
"•
preferred
4.40$.
4.60$
6- 2
,
10c
Common
5-
$1
•
preferred (quar.)
.w-_-a._j.___A
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
ittsburgh, .Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
7$ preferred (quar.l
ittsburgh Plate Glass Co._
ittsburgh Steel Co.—.
(
•; 7-7
5*2$ prior preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred A' (quar.)
_a__V
lymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
■"
Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)____
Aeronautical Co; (duar.)___
2
62XAC
common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.
a.
inollas Industries, class A (quar.)
preferred
'
*•,' 5V27o preferred A (quar.)
5%$ preferred (quar.)__
9
'
illsbury Mills; Inc.,
4.15$
5-15
-
$1.02(4 '
"
5Vii% i preferred (quar.) _____,.
53/4$: preferred (initial)—
-
5-14 1 '
6-2
_
;■
6
5-15
6-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsey,
i
Water, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)^____i._
;
5
5-15
6- 2
6- 2
$1,183$
5$ convertible preferred A
(quar.)
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.L*
$4.40 pfd.. seriesVA (quar^^^^r—
5
25c
'
5$. preferred (quar.)
hSlips Petroleum*Co. (quar.
$1
$1.02(4
Croix Paper
dc. Louis, San Francisco Ry—
5$ convertible preferred A (quar.)
5 $ convertible preferred A
(quar.)
,
5-16
6-
'
50c
hila Suburban
3*65$
2
Norristown
(quar.)-;-
6-
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4$ preferred (quar.)
4.30$ preferred (quar.) S,
>.* 5-10
6-
$1.50
Reading Corp.
6-14
8. & W. Pine Foods.
.
8
25c
—
&
6-
5-15
U
$1.5(1
income)
preferred
6-2
:
10c
common______
(quar.>
3.70$
3.90$
5
5-20
25c
___
&
6-14
J.
A
Co.,
15c
30c
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service, common (quar.)
9
5-15
Oak
Ryan
Ryder System,
V;'
5-22
5-
.
50c
<quar.-)
5-
investment
6- 5
St.
—_
Germantown
6-
1
5-15
40c
liila
6-
2
25C V
& Hopewell Gas (quar.)—_____
Corp._.
hiladelphla Electric, common (quar.)
SI pref. common .(quar.)
Co.
6-
15c
tersburg
RR.
2
6-14
4$
'
6-15
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
6-14
Rohm & Haas
:V;"'A:
etrolite
hlladelpliia,
5-
6-27
-
$1
75c
,
7% preferred <quar.)i__
Inc.
-f
50c
.
erkins Machine & Gear Co.—
5-15
50c
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
6- 2
6- 2
'
______
5
Name changed to
20c
,___
Manufacturing
Paul
Rockwell Spring •& Axel Co.—
50c
.
Co.
(quar.)
ep$i~Cola General Bottlers (quar.)_^-—~
Perfect Circle Corp.
(quar.)
—
eter
•/
$1.06
(quar.}_w_
preferred
5-
V"
Common
epperell
2
$1.0614
nonvoting (quar.)——
:
copies Drug Stores (quar.
eoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)-—
6-
Light & Power Co.—
r"
Name
changed
to" Orange
&
ftodkland
Utilities
(see
dividend
announcement
under new name)
"
5-
6-
Gas
6-10
$1
.
"■
Southwestern Electric Servlcfe Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Investors, Inc. (quarterly from.
•
Rockland
6-
Natural
preferred
4.25$
4-18
6-
(quar.)
5-16
5-15
Electric—
5-
6-
5-13
9-45
3-^1
Southwestern Drug Corp,, common
5
6- 6
37 (4 c
2
$1.02
(quar.)
(Maine)—
endbscot Chemical Fibre Co.
common voting (quar.)
&
5-15
8-13
8-15
$6
9
6-
$1.12(2
L__
5-15
$1.17 Yz
Co.
5-
5-29
75c
6-
$1.12 Va
_____
6- 3
90c
;
92'/2C
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment
25 c
12VaC
4.10$ preferred series J (quar.).
Rochester & Genesee RR. (s-a)—
Rochester Transit Corp.
(quat.)_.
C45C
4.05% " preferred D
4.70% ( preferred E
4.50$, preferred P
4.60$ preferred G (quar.)
ennsylvania Power Co., 4.24$ pfd.
4.25$ preferred (quar.)__—_
6-lt
15c
(quaf.)__
$1.10
(quar.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
6-13
Southwest
4$ preferred series F (quar.).
4.10$ ' preferred series H (quaf.)_
4%$ preferred series I (quar.
-
of Rec.
25c
70c
*
Participating
Gas
Hotter*
25c
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred, (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred <quar.)____
Southland Paper Mills ( s-a)
Southwest Gas Corp., common
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (quar.)__
4-30
$0.08333
preferred
Payable
5$
0-12
90c
Myers, common '(quar.)
Rochester
5-20
57 V2c
(quar.)
&
$1.50
4-30
6-16
8=ic
•
.
Robbins
Share
,
6%
12-12
5-19
:
(quaf.)
Mfg. Co., 4Mj$ conv. pfd.
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
5-16
4/38 'fc
preferred
preferred
10- 1
1-1-59
10 c
Common
.
"
Rheem
6-16
Pennman+s, Ltd., common (quar.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
?5c
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common
i ■■ Class B (quar.)_i__A_—
4-29
7-
$10c
1
t28c
Corp. (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.)—
J
Quarterly
Revere Copper
&• Brass (reduced)
Rexall Drug Co.
(quar.)._.
;
4-22
10-
t27c
Extfa
4-30
4J60%. preferred, <Quar.v___Ai_w___2_^h_v'.'
preferred
:
6-12
6-13
0-12
7-
t5c
(quar.)
When
Per
Name of Company
Southern Railway Co/—
1
7- 1
t28c
——
A
Holderi
Payable 0/ Rec.
(Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)
Class A (quat.)_
Republic Industrial
6-13
5-16
______
—
"(quar.).
eivider»d_______
5-15
i20e
r
.
When
Share
.;
.
—
preferred (quar.)
Pearl Brewing
(quer.) ____
Pendleton Tool Industries (quar.)__.
:
A
Extra
12-15
6-27
$
12 $c
5prior
Peuii
•9-15
1-2-59
8%c'
Payne Cutlery Corp. (N.*
Peabody Coal, common (quar.)____;
6
I
;
™._—
.
6-13
10- 1
2VxC
Trailsportaiion (quar:)__.
Palo Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.—
Interim
6-16
7-1
'
2l/stC
(quar.jul
Parnielee
5-t29
' 7-1
"
2'/2c-
5# conv.- preferred (quar.)___5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Parkview Drugs. Ice. (Kansas City)—
35c preference
$1
:
:L_V._
C;
Class
4-18
6-16
Company
Renold Chains
6-16
6-
5-16
,
45c
:__
(quar.)
2
6-30
20c
(quar.)_V
com.
Par
Name of
.
'
*
4%. preferred (quar.)
Pari; Chemical Co.—
"
5Vo
7-
20c
Airways, Inc
Holder»
Payable of Rec
62'Ac
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tyer^Rubbcr
10-
"
9-20
*;
10c
5-15
5-
5
$1.0614
——
5-15
5-
90c
:
2
6-28
-
7-19
8-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-16
35c
«-27
Corp. (quar.)—
Circuit, Inc.—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
-40c
United Biscuit Co. of America,, com. (quar.)$1.12%
$4.50 preferred
(quar/ —'
United Can & Glass Co.—
56%C
4%% preferred A (quar.)
——
137c
United Corps., Ltd„ class A (quar.)__
United Artists
/
B
(quar.)
—
—
Co
Illuminating
United
5-15
5- 2
per
7-
1
6-13
Wrigley
1
11-15
regis, (final
1957 of 101b
preferred (quar:)
5-16
6-
1
22%c
6-
2
6-
6-16
6-
6
$1
7-
1
G-
1
6-
2
25c
7-1
6-20
6-
5-14
/
/'
1
5-20
37%C
7-31
$1.25
'
6-16
/
7-10
6-30
G-12
6-10
income
6- Q
at tha source.
/
1
$2
6-13
-75c
6-10
5-
-
5-20
5-
6
25C
5-15
4-30
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
125c
6-27
6-6
$1.50
5-15
4<-25
listed
Canadian nonresidents tax.:
'
»-iMmi
■
I
6c
5-31
6C
8-30
8-15
forth
Corporation antf
6c
11-29
11-15
Co.
(Continued from page 8)
Common
(quar.)
,
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.- (quar.)—.—
Marion
8-
1
11-
1
10-15
2-1-59
1-15
5-2$
C5c
*
25c
5-31
30c
1
6-
2
6-
186,
1674.
p.
>
company
'
name.
.
Co.,
&
—
Raffensperge^
j
.
$2,800,000
400,000
;
,/:. Sc
.
ler..
^
150,000
Copeland
250,000
_
400,000
200,000
i-
y.-.i
.
.600,000
Stroud Si Co;,/-Inc.-i-ri'
"Thomas & Co.—
.
Wallace,
250,000
Wells .& Co. \
1,750,000
—
,Stern Brothers & Co.^
Nicolaus & Co.,
InC.
Co.
$200,000
Bros.. & Hutz-
"Stifel,
Hutchinson
Patterson,
Hughes
Inc.-—--.—.
Co.,
Salomon
800,000
1,750,000
2
Mullaney,
Geruldsen
250,000
«fc
';
..
R.
W.
Directors Elected—
./;■ Co.,
100,000
^
Inc..
j-—'
100.000
Presprich & Co.
1,750;00,D
details, see V. 187.. P, 2048.
For
■
Inc.
250.000
Ir : ":ATthur"'xr"wright'
Si
-
Kendall,
covering an .
Accumulative Fuud, $1 par value. ;
United Gas Corp.—Two New
6
Peter
5-15
*
7- 7
r:
17 %c
7
;
.
further
Merger— •
^
.Ltd., of .Quebec,>
Cincinnati,^ Ohio, have approved*'
6-20
// President, Treasurer
/;a merger of
Waterman."
'A"...
/ ; <■* i ;
5-15
*
'" Continental Casualty
The stockholders of Waterman will be < asked in- May. to approve,
of United Gas Corp.
am
increase in the authorized
shares "to facilitate/ the; agreement/
4-24'. /
Mr. Fliuiigan is also a director of E. W. Bliss & Co.> Belding Hem¬
4while Kemper shareholders will meet to ratify the merger. • Kemper,
ingway Corticelll Co. and of Adolphus Buscli Estate,' while Mr. Everett
formerly Osborne-Kemper-Thomas, Inc.,' manufactured>and marketed
7-17
is also on the board of directors of National Fire Insurance Co. of
calendars and .advertising*-specialties,^ including pens.
,
f; »•./
5-15
On
Hartford, U. S. Life Insurance Co., Wliiting Corp., Western Pacific
March
1, 1958, Kemper sold7, its former-: interests-along with
RR. and Blacli, 8ivalls & Bryson, Inc., and Chairman of the Executive/
certain assets, and the company was .placed.-in..a liquid position./It:
7- 5
'
Committee and a director of Liquid Carbonic Corp.—V. 187, p. 2048.
has one operating subsidiary manufacturing and marketing decorated
6-28
12c
—V.
5-15
2
6-
-40c
*
:
May
on
additional 2,000,009 shares of United
7
;
the. SEC an ;
Mo., .investment company filed with
1, 1958 to its registration statement
City,
5-14
87V2C
:/
(quar.-)—:—%
Corp..
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
:
Upson Company (quar/———
Utah Southern Oil Co. (quar/-
amendment
7-15
87»/2C
(quar.)u
Co.
Universal Insurance
87'/2C
Kansas
the
its
Stuart
McMaster
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
United Funds,
This
:
• •
with accrued interest thereon from
to the several firms or corporations,
agreed, severally and. not jointly, to
the" principal amount of the bonds set
Kenower, MacArthur &
::
6-15
".
after
Adanjs
Peek-_iiL—__
Auchincloss, Parker &
-...Redpath
—
■Dick & Merle-Smith-.-
Si
;
;
-
together
amount
from
purchase
-
amount" of
1, 1958, to date of delivery,
below, each of; which has
May
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
agreed to sell the above-men¬
scries F bonds at 99.277%- of
has
company
principal
$12,000,000
their'principal
payment -
Investment News
/
/
.
'
9
$1.75
•
—-
jointly and severally with the Norfolk & Western Ry.
of the Norfolk. Terminal Rp. Co. $1,000,000 first
gold bonds, maturing May 1, 1961..
.
. *
Jan.
..'„;Ine;/Z
General
5-26
11,870,000 *
2,795,500 shs.
3,127,150 shs.
50-year 4%
of
Halsey,
6-13//:
—
severally by it and seven other-railroads.
Nen*
5-15
7-
value)—'—'
($10 par
12,000,000
31, 1958, the company was also liable as guarantor of
representing one-eighth of
.conditional * sale agreement ob¬
ligation of the Norfolk & Portsmouth Belt Line- RR.-Co., guaranteed
-
Th» corrected
Incorrect.
-
2
:—'
:
guarantor
a
tAs
tax.
♦Payable In U. 8. filnds, less 15%
6-
—
maturing
and
rates
v
'
50c
;
,
/'
$108,938,
5-16
6-15
is
tioned
was
due 5-1-83
obligations, various
♦The company,
Co.,
mortgage
50c
4%
through 1972 '
—
6%
cumulative preferred stock
Common stock ($10 par value)
t
5-16
"15c
(initial)
date
published
Jamaica
Less
F,
tEquipment
and/or oecord date Is Indicated here,
date
x
2
6-
*
>•
Series
•
Income tax.
Less British
l"
'
B,
Series
tax 15%;
y Previous
.
4-30
50c
*
5-22
5-15
30c
preferred <quar.)_—
:
C._ S. Vitamin Corp. (quar.)
United Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)———
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Common
a
5-19
2
-40c
in
resident
-
*
3%," due 5-1-95—$52,685,060
C, 3%%, due 10-l-73„——————
8,015,000
E, 3%% due 12-1-80—
——
Series
-
*
for this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%. *;
^Payable
5-29
:
Series
5
^Transfer books not closed
6-20
Outstanding ;
mtge.- bonds:
refunding
and
FINANCING '
'
'
lien
♦First
T'.;
•*v;
;
5-21
1
$1.12%
(quar.) —
;
25c
(quar.)
6-13
7 %
Common
5-
$2.50
prd.
(quar.i_:
(quar/.
Zenith Radio Corp., new com.
62 %c
U. S. Steel Corp., common (quar.)
conv.
Tube
&
7-10
7-
(Philadelphia)
S. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)—
_
S. Lines (N. J.) (quar.)
3/Playing Card Co. (quar.)
8.f Printing
Lithograph Co., common—
-
6%
Co.,
15c
r—
5%; prof. A;-,(quar.)-j,—-—
it. S. Rubber Uo.,'8%'lst preferred
2
10c
$2.50
Loan Society
United Whelan
Cab
Ziegler Coal & Coke
(s-a)—i
U.
6-
;
*
.
30c
—
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd.
Envelope Co. (quar.)
■.
S.
S.
Universal
Yellow
Yourigstown Sneet
a.
1
12-
Wurlitzer Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
U.
62 Vac
;/■
5-15
EFFECT TO PRESENT'
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
5-15
2
8-15
special of 3%%
a
5-31
6-
:/
5-15
2
20C
————
——
from capital re¬
serves
free of British income
tax but
less - deduction for depositary expenses
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.) —
U. S. Borax & Chemical, common (quar.) —
U.
2
9-
••
—
—
Molasses,
American deposit rets, for ord.
for the year ended Dec. 31,
tL
6-
5-15
'
'
(quar.) —
7-15
1
refunding mortgage
lieu and
first
4%
$12,090,000
bonds,, series - F, due May 1, 1983, at 100% and accrued
interest. Subscription books have been closed/ 'Further
details follow:
'
'f"'* ' ■ ■'/:.*."V
\ Ml';V
V.
7-15
1
6-
30c
(monthly)
Jr.
of
5-29
1
8-
31V*c
share plus this dividend):—_—;
(Win.),
7
-
8"
$1.37%
5-12
5-31
20c
Quarterly
Quarterly
*J.
2
5-
5-13
6-20
30c
made in our
May 5 of the public offering, through an under¬
writing syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
5-15
4-30
$1.26
conv.
5-13
20c
S:
-4-30
L
of
Virginian Ry.—Bonds Sold—Mention was
7-15
7-31
5-15
$25,000,000
issue of
1
6-
With SEC—
6
May
on
company
coverings
:■
:
2
94c'
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
■:'Wool worth (F. W/ Co. (quar.)
L
k"
Worumbo Mfg., 5% prior preferred
(entire
\
issue to be redeemed on June 1 -at $102
4-25
.
-
1
55-
.*-'
5-16
:6-
•
90c
KV,1'
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)
5%
*
$1.50
——;—
(quar.)
:
5.04%' preferred (quar.)
r.—
Wood (G. II.) & Co. Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar/
25c
United Insurance Co. of America
4Va%
6
6-20
5-15
SEC
5-15
6-12
*
27VaC
42 VaC
5% -preferred
3
6-
7-15
15c
pills
7-
-
—
Public Service, common (quar/ —
Wisconsin
*
5-14
2
5-31
'6-28
be
Banksliares" Corp.
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar/_
1
6"
1
7-11
8-
25c
623,-2C
8c
3.60%
$1.75
:
5-17
common'
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar/
2
*6-
5-31
United Industrial Corp.__——~v——————
United
6%
'
32 %C
Foundry, com. (quar.)
(quar.) —
——
preferred
6-10
5%
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
'**
1
6-
UOe
United Engineering &
7%
'
'
5-15
.6-13
6-16
51'o
Class
5-12
.
6-16
5-
6-10
Monthly
Wisconsin
/ 5-15
6-16
3%
*
6
6-
2
6-
40c
12 M:C
--
Co.,
7-30
8-20
5-15
:
manufacturing and engineering
Kolux will add, approximately
Victorecn's sales.—V. 187, p. 1694.
*'* •
filed a registration, statement with the
first arid refunding- mortgage bonds,-,
series O, due June 1, 1988, to be offered for public.sale ak competitive
•bidding.'*/
• '
.>
•■---•• e ^ •
■„*"
>.
Net proceeds will be used to provide for constructionr .expenditures
* •
or
to' reimburse
the
treasury
therefor. /Construction, expenditures
* 7
for 1958 are estimated at $70,000,000.—V. 187r p. 1829.
v-.This
-
4-30 •'
6-20
35c
a
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers
5-15
4-30*
5-29
20c
;—__
<quar.)
preferred (s-a) — —
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
—
&
Bros.;
6-17"
183ic
.
was not disclosed.
"
'
subsidiary of Victoreem The company
transaction
the
in
operated #s
be
$2,000,000 in annual sales to
'
5-20
2Vi%
—
(quar/—
(quar.)
Co.
Ss
Wilson
Wilson
6
6-
—
United Artists Theatre
U.
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
6-10
>:
1
6-10
25c
"
^
6-16
7'
15c
—_
Bros.' (quar.)
Williams
United Air Lines Inc. (quar.)——.
Stock dividend————
-
61.31V*
25c
Williams
35c
(quar/—
Onion Tank Car Co.
"—
6-24
75c
:
—
——.—
7-19
8-15
20c
--*.
dividend
Stock
/
40c
'5-5
(quar..),
Co.
Will Si Baumer Candle
$1.25
(quar/—
i.
Oil
7-19
—
w
7
.
occupies
130,000
sqquare
feet of
space
in
its
two
Kokomo
plants..
"'4-24
5-20
7-19
$1.12 Va
preferred (quar.)————
;———
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana(quar.)
Wilcox
-
8-15
$1
5%
A
Wickes
preferred (quar.)
Corp. - (quar/—^
; 8-15
-
(quar.)
White Motor Co., common
-
5-15
-r5-15
will
Kolux
-
4-24-
-15c
34%c
/preferred /quar/— _—
Dental Mfg. (quar.)_—__——:
involved
Amount
ojllec.
Payable
Share
(quar.)——
common
conv.
'S. S.r
White
.
5-29
87'/2C
92¥JC
preferred (quar/ ——-—
/
preferred (quar.) —
.—.——-•
$4.50 preferred
(quar/
————Onion Gas System, inc. (Kansas)—
B
*
4-18
6-
-
38c
.-
$4
Class
5%%
5
$3.70
Class
/
Company
White Stores,
.
5Yilb
Carbide Corp.- (quar/Onion Electric Co., common (quar/_.
$3.50 preferred
(quar/ —.
——--
(quar.)
6-20
1 ''
7-
62 Y^c
Union
Common
1
62 '/ac
——
—
Name of
:
(reduced quar.)—
Co., common
preferred (quar/-
$4.23
(quar.)
St. Corp.
208 South La Salic
V/
Holder*
When
Per
Payable oj Rec.
Share
,// /
Holder*
When
Par
A
Company
Name oj
-
.
(2160.)
•18/
M.
Flanlgan,;
*
Read &; Co.
of Dillon,
.
(L. E.) Waterman Pen Co.—Proposed*
Vice-President of the Investment banking firm
The
,
Everett, a Vice- *•
and director of Continental Assurance Co. and
Co. of Chicago, HI., have been elected directors
Inc. of New York, and Boyd N.
of directors of L.
board
Industries,
Keniper into
of.
and
Kemper
E. Waterman Penr.Co.,
Inc.,
of
■
>
Value
Line
Income Fund, Inc—
Van Horn Butane Service—
**•■
Preferred A (quar.)
Van Raalte Co. (quar.)-,
—
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.—
*
5% class A preferred (quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)
8-
1
50c
6-
2
65 c
——
50c
6-
9
5-
2
"glassware.
5-15
3
25c
6-20
.
as
Common
6-20
5-29
;
6-20
5-29
'
$1.25
6-20
5-29
Telegraph Co.—
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
»
i
-
.
,
Walker
(quar.)
Co.
&
Co.,
Warner
&
.Warren
D.j,
$4.50
preferred
WaSlibuin
(quar.)
Wire
25c >
$4.5Q. .convertible
,f
-
common
6-
5-
9
0
$1.44
'
;
6-1:
-
4-28
.I-
C-15
•-
5- 5
-
'
60c
50c
;
75c
5-15
•
■;
-5-5
5-27
50c
West
West
50o
—————
,
6-18
5-26
7-
1
10-
1
West
Mfg.
Virginia
"Webtern
(quar.)
Paper—
Air
(quar.)
Lines
(quar.)—
Pacific
Western Tablet &
Bib-' preferred
.
.111,.
-
Whirlpool
4U%
Corp.,
preferred
stockholders
of
.
on
;
April 8 adopted a resolution amending the
to" reduce
the
authorized
capital -from
to 25,000 shares (par $1).—V. 157, p. 1278.
incorporation
shares
(par. $1)
f
i
*
•
-1
6-
1
5-
9
6-13
.
7- 1
6-
20c
2
5-15
-
20c
75c
5-15
5-15
6-
2
.
5-15
5-
„
1
,
2
1
4-30
5-
7-
1
6-10
Utah
6-14
5-26
I
(quar.)
(quar/
/
A
6-
2
fquar.)
—
(quar.)
I
—,
~~ ~~
II—II
7
"
"*V'77
company
company
Intends--to -use -the--prbceds ifor plant?
and for-general-corporate purposes.. /, ■
was
incorporated 1n- New ;York on Nov.
of" the "company is "the manufacturing . of
switchboards "And "other telephone equip¬
and',it's telephone
the company cur¬
rently outstanding are-owned by,the A.T.&T, The-principal business
of the A.T.&T." and
its telephone/ subsidiaries is that, of: furnishing
communication' services; mainly telephone service.
About 82% of -th®
total .telephones in service in the" United States are owned by. thes®
.The
;
business
.'principal
telephone
cables,
apparatus,
ment, which, items are sold principally to the A.T.&T.
subsidiaries.* Approximately 99.82%" Of "the Shares of
and
Exchange
Commission
on
6
May
for
additional
an
Power
has
30
days.
.
.
-
.
5-12
net
95c
6-
2
5-12
revenues
7-
1
6-10
Common
7-
1
6-10
—V.
6-
2
5-15
1$1.50
6-
2
5-15
6-
9
5-23
25c
6-10
5-23-
85c
6-10
5-23
approximately $1,700,000.—V.
Victoreen Instrument
The
company
Kokomo,
.\
Ind.
the-leading
on
The
187, p.
Notes
1137.
Co.—Acquisition—
May 1 announced purchase of the Kolux Corp.
35-year-old Kolux Corp. is the oldest and one
manufacturers
advertising displays.
in
Hatfield
of
outdoor-
electric
signs
of
of
and
were
CAPITALIZATION
$15c
of
and six
owned
were
*
approximately $185,000,000 of net utility plant and
operating revenues of approximately $40,000,000. Telluride's
plant amounts to approximafely $3,500,000, and it has annual
25c
;
' "
:
; 17, 1915 and has its principal execnthm " offices u-t .195.-Broadway, •
'! New York 7, N. Y.
The company has been in commercial -production
since-the date .oMts. incorporation."r "
" ,'_..// 7,' - - . •-
115c
'
(Increased)
_
(quar.)
Co.
50c
,
1958. Of these "shares; 1,565,665 shares
American Telqf)hbiie;/& Telegraph Co.,
and expansion
BUSINESS—Tiie
ISI.12%
class
common
30c
.
the parent; and 2,853 shares- dffered to minority stock-'
holders/ The offering is not underwritten/Further de¬
PRGCEEDB—Th®
-'" r
annual
_
offer
$1.25
Securities*
6-15
1
.
Offering—Mention
was made in our. issue of May 5 -"of-the. offering to stoek-:
holders of 1,568,518 additional shares of common stock
(no par) at $50 per share at the-rate of one new share
for each 10 shares held as oiL April 8,' l^5®vrights to ex^:
Co.,:Die.—Stock
-
6-13
5-
<
Electric
improvement
-v
5-29
5-
Cockeram.
tails follow:
/
.
,
"
Detroit, Mich.—
:
-
Alan
on May 29,
will be taken by
;
■>
9
130c
■
_
1 4\alb preferred (quar.)
preferred
-Weytfrhaeu6'er Timber
Joints Co.,
*,
tons
it
pire
,
per. annum.
United -States- Universal
; /v
announced a
decision approving a proposal by the company to off^r'to purchase
all
the
voting securities of a neighboring; public utility, Telluride.
Power -Co.
Utah Power proposes to acquire for cash Telluride's- second I subsidiaries.
-„u,
,
The principal-manufacturing plants of the- company and*its subsldpreferred (750,525 shares) at Its redemption price of $1 per share,
taries are in Chicago. HI: Kearney, N. J.; Greensboro, Winston-Salem
plup accrued dividends} and to offer to * exchange -its own common
stock for the common stock" of Telluride. on. the basis of one share : and Burlington, N. C.; Baltimore, Md./Indianapolis. Indiana; Tonaof Utah Power common for1 11 shares- of Telluride common.- If all
wanda, New York; Allentowft, Pennsylvania;, North Andover, Massa¬
chusetts;
Omaha,
the. Telluride common stock-is tendered for exchange Utah Power
Neb..;
and the Teletype plants in Chicago and
will
issue
approximately
52,940
shares .of its
own
common stock ^ Skokie-Niles, 111.
The plants occupied* by the company .and .its sub¬
therefor.
Stockholders owning 80.3%. of the Telluride second pre¬
sidiaries on Dec. 31, 1957 had a total-floor space of-26.328,000 square
ferred and common stock have agreed to sell
their shares to Utah
feet; ^>f wrhich 16,852,000 square feet were owned and 9,476,000 square
Power on these terms. The offer to other shareholders will remain
feet werei in leased premises. •: In addition, the company had 32 distrib¬
open for 30 days, with Utah Power having the right to extend the
uting houses in the'principal cities of the United States, of which 26
5-15
5-
$1.12%
,
(quar.)
(George), Ltd.,
Class B (increased)
2nd
2%
Utah Power & Ught Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Stationery Corp.—
Weston
■-
'"
;
called for redemption on June 2, 1958,-all
bonds dated July 1, 1922, at par,, plus
Payment will be made at the office of
Grand Lodge of the United Order of True Sisters, Inc., 4th floor,
W. 85th St., New.York City.
The
•
Westinghou.se Electric, common
3.80% preferred (quar.)
6%
2
1
$1.50
.
(quar/.*
Wcstinghouse Air Brake
,
66-
$1.50
(s-a)—
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
RR.
the working capital of the-- company
increasing the- company's inventory
for
*/•'•
.
6-16
25c
_—~
preferred
"Western Canada
Western
Co.
'
building
articles
12-15
36c
(quar.)
Pulp &
primarily
of
some
Western
has
at
250,000
•
Jersey & Seashore RR., com.
guaranteed t(s-a>—
4%%
used
outstanding
Tlie
„
9-15
1-1-59
60c
Special
West -Point
be
corporation
.
28c
-
(quar/
Sugar
not
arc
proceeds -will be; added to
New Directors—
•
late
'
(quar.)
(quar.)"——~
Telephone Co.; common (quarT)
Indies
1
per
•
50c
.
preferred" shares at = $100 per share, and 69
share: to dealers, not to exceed 134 such
stockholders of the company."
''
$50
Reduces Capitalization
5-19
7- 1
6-10
•'
•
contracted for; and ;pf,ofitsj will depend-on sales
of this material over the next'couple of -months.'
>
■
* •.
CI L7- N.
Kaulbach and Reno L. ' Gienon. have been elected ^o
the board ot directors succeeding the late F. V. C/;Hewett and th®
may
its
150
ioc
25c
962.
presently-running-at-rate- Of -440
is
mill
company's
pyrite,
unit <11
sharesat
will
the
'
5-23
28c
i.
(reduced)'
(quar.)—
preferred
as
The
preferred
Coast
as;a
.
interest
--
The
United Order of True Sisters, Inc.—To Redeem Bonds
of
Wesson Oil Si Snowdrift Co
4.80%
Net
and
•.
at-$105
Weddert & Co., common (quar.
4%. convertible preferred (quar.)—
Wcsc
sell
of hardware^ items.
•
issue
(entire
p.
1,200
working, capital and some
;
' -'
/
dally, compared with.the 1957 average- of 365-tons, ahd the grade of
ore
is
being maintained, W. -W. - Baker - Mine Manager}- announced
on. April 30.
/
:
The company Is said to have a-stockpile 0L about 35.000 tons of
statement
/
5-23
6-10
6
5-
2
■
registration
a
stock
common
dealers,: who
;
1:-
5-
/-
tal gain distribution of 20c
.Washington Steel corp., common
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Waverly Oil' Works Cot
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
preferred
preferred
will
5-15 _•*
-
2
25c
-
5-15
4-25 '/•
1
5-26
6-
l
! per share plus this dividend), Conver'■•. < tlble to May 162—L
Washington'MutuaL Investors Fund, Ine.—
Quarterly of 8c and a fiscal year-end capi¬
4%
6-
35c
——i_
called for redemption on May 23
4%
5-20"
-
filed
be necessary to increase such holdings'
to 69 shares; the subscription price being $50-per share.
The company)
5-12
-
$1.13
——-
•
preferred
6- 4
6-10*
6-12
31 V»c '
(quar.)
„
(quar.)
5-29 '
■»
6-18
!
.
40c
20c*
(quar/
Washington Gas Light Co.—
•
tlOc!
-
common
6-16«
50c
-■
-
Swasey Co. (reduced).
(S.
5-16-
2
company
shares of
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd. A
Corp.,
7-17..
.
———
common
Ward -Industries
;
8-1
;
12 VaC*
.
_
Wagner1 Electric Corp. (quar.%
Waile Amulet Mines,: Ltd,_^_—
Walgreen
6-2
*
6-
15C i
10c;
(quar/
/»
•
M
—
5-
6-30
G83,4C
5'/j%
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—•- - • ' ■.
6% preferred, (quar.).
.Vogt. Manufacturing Co. (reduced)
2
G-13
182,
•
combined'
.
—Mill Capacity Increased-^Two
with the SEC on May.;
5,
1958,
covering 1,475 shares of
5%
cumulative preferred stock,
$100 par, and 11,750 shares of common stock, $10 par.
According to the prospectus, there are 240 retail hardware dealers
who are stockholders of the company.
166 of such dealers each owns
11
preferred shares' ahd 69. common shares; 18 own
11 preferred
and, 55 common shares each; and 56 own 11 preferred and 14 common
shares :each..
It is the company's intention to equalize the holdingsof each ;stockholder at 11 preferred and. 69 common shares.' It proposesto sell to holders of lesa- than 69 common shares, such additional-
.
25c
result In a
$2,750,000-4n
would
worth,
Weedon-Pyrite & Copper Corp. Ltd., Montreab Canada
.
—Registers Financing Proposed With SEC—
The
_
V.• * »"•*-/
company/with about;
'
;
,
net
holders.—V.
security
•
'
:
merger
$4,500,000
Minneapolis, Minn.
United Hardware Distributing Co.,
.,/'
payable on
we reported
(quar.)
The
•
first
previously.
Virginia Telephone
May 13—
company at 1401 Arch St. Philadelphia 5, Pa., will up to 11 a.rn
(EDT) • On May 13 receive blda for the purchase from it of $15,000,000
mortgage bonds due 1983.—V. 187, p. 1829.
•'
- - •
•f
'i
: .
'
-A-..
... J
.
5-29
'
$1.05
all
United Gas Improvement Co.—Bids
The
-
5-29
C-20
--$1.03
•
.
/
.
5-31
.
$1.01
(quar/-——
not June 30th,
20th,
June
5-
5-13
6-18
$1.25
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.20 preefrred (quar/i.
are
.
.
2
6-
/
112J/«C
$4.04" preferred
$4.12 -preferred
issues
7-15
$1.25 '
Virginia Coal &> Iron- (quar/—————
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar/..
above
:
,
—
Corp.. of America (quar/_
Viceroy Mfg.; Ltd., 50c class A (quar/—
t^TE—The
•
.
.*
_
37%c
.
Vanadium
$5.0) preferred
5-15
10c
—
payable
stock
in leased premises.
GIVING EFFECT TO
.
^
.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
to
*
$150,000,000
banks
(no
par)
Outstanding;
17,500.000 shs.
187, p. 2048.
ft
17,253,702 shs.
■
J*
Wliiting Corp.—Chairman Dies—
Stevens
Hill
Hammond, Chairman' of
180, p. 671.
Cliino, Calif.—V.
the Board,
died April 28 In
Volume 187
Number 5741
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2161)
STATE AND CITY
49
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
f
1
Warrant
Athens, Ala.
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Offering—M.
S.
!
Ken-
nemer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
interest
(M-N)
payableat the.
County Treasurer's office. Legal-:
ity
approved
by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Davis
Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Callable
1959
to 1973
of
as
June
1,
1963.
Joint
School
District, Yolo
Counties, Calif.
and Solano
Bond Sale—The $237,000 school
bonds offered April 30 — v.
187,
1830—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of the Bank of America
Legality approved by White, National Trust &
Savings Associ¬
jBradley, Arant, All & Rose, - of ation,', of San
Francisco, Dean
Birmingham.
Witter
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Lawson,
Birmingham, Ala.
Bond Offering—S. G.
Fullerton; Levy, Williams & Stern, Stone &
•Jr., City Comptroller, will receive Youngberg, Irving Lundborg &
sealed bids until noon (CST) on Co., and C. N. White & Co., at
a
June 4 for the purchase of
price of 100.01, a net interest
$3,•500,000 bonds,
follows:
as
$3,000,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Due
on
1987
.«
improvement
cost of about
1959 to
1, 1957.
from 1975 to
1
Callable
as
'
~
1965 to
and
1971 to
the
First
National
Bank
of
Birmingham.
Legality approved
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
-
;
.
Piedmont,
1976 to
Edison
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April 30, 1969
;
»
April 30 from
,
on
1975
.
inclusive.
156,000 3s. Due
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April 30 from
on
1981 inclusive.
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.
187,
the
1830—were awarded to
p.
First Western
of
Bank
&
Trust
San
Warrant Sale—An issue of $160,r
000 general obligation
refunding
Francisco, and Hill
Richards & Co., jointly, as 2s, at
a price of
100.16, a basis of about
school
1.94%.
v.
,
;
'
warrants
sold
was
to
the
Securities Corp.,
and
Lynch, Pierce, Feniier &:
Smith, jointly.
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ARIZONA
County School District No. 5
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
: Bond Sale—The
$60,000 general
obligation bonds offered May 6—
•v,
4£7, p. 1830—were awarded to
the
Valley
National
Bank
of
Phoenix.
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187,
1695—were
p.
awarded
to the First Western Bank & Trust
Company, of San Francisco, and
Hill Richards & Co., jointly, .as
3V<iS, at a price of 100.12, a basis
of
about 3.23%.
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Gravenstein
Union
Sonoma
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CALIFORNIA
°
New Sale
School District,
County, Calif.
Date—Date of sale of
At water School
r
,
\
.
Bond Offering—Anna E. Topliff, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on
May
20 for the purchase of
$1,500,000
general
obligation
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1
water
June
from
1, 1958.=
1959
to
Due
1978
in¬
geles.
ing,
Uhipri
Mata tim,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed
the
District, Merced
$19,000
school bonds
was
County, Calif.
changed from May 6 to May 27.
t Bond Offering — E. J. Johnson,
Dated May 15, 1958. - Due on
County Clerk, will receive sealed May 15 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
bids at his office in Merced, until
clusive.
Principal and
interest
11 a.m. (CDST) on May 20 for (M-N) payable at the County
the
purchase of $60,000
school Treasurer's office.
Dated
June
on
1
elusive.
June
from
1,
1959
Principal
1958.
to
Highgrove School District,
Riverside County, Calif.
'
in-
interest
and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's - office. Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
■r
Bond
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
receive
office in
Red¬
wood
City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
on
May 27 for the purchase of
$192,000 building bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$147,000 bonds.
Due
June
on
1
from 1969 to 1983 inclusive.
on
June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable $t the County Treasurer's
1958.
office.
Sale—The
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•
offered
$5,000
May
school
5—v.
187,, pr
1695—were awarded to the Secu¬
Municipal Utility Dist.,
Sacramento County, Calif.
purchase and improvement
eral obligation bonds.
San Jose Unified School
District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
will
in
wood
City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
May 27 for the purchase of
;$495,000 building bonds.
Dated
%n
June 1, 1958.
Due
11959
inclusive.
to
1978
and interest
on
100.38,
June 1 from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
school
building,
E, bonds
Series
The
$258,000
Election
1955,
offered at the
—
same
time
group
composed of the California
awarded
were
to
a
Bank, of Los Angeles, Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Taylor &
Co.,
Centralia School District, Orange
Sale
and
Witter
Dean
&
Co., as
price of 100.54, a basis
3Y4s, at a
of about 3.18%.
County, Calif.
Bond OfferL g—L. B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
til 11
the
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase -of
obligation bonds.
1958.
to
Due
1972
on
Dated
May
May 15 from
inclusive.
un¬
May 13 for
$20,000 general
on
Principal
15,
Loyola University (P. O.
Los
,
Bond
tax
Sale
bonds
1959
Housing
1
and
Agency,
as
May
sold
and
1—v.
to
the
Homek
2%s, at
a
San
187,
Interest J-D,
Le¬
Francisco.
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Adams, Mcnicipal improvement bonds of¬ Entee & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross; Bache &
fered May 6—v.
Co.;
187, p. 1942—
Dick & Merle-Smith;
were awarded to a
Eldredge &
group headed
Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; Baxter
by the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association, San & Co;; Branch Banking & Trust
Francisco, at a price of 100.03, a Co., Wilson;; Robert Winthrop &
net interest cost of about
3.12%, Co.; J. Barth & Co.; National
Bank of Commerce,
as follows:
Seattle; Aru$300,000 4s. Due on July 1 from chincloss, Parker & Redpath; Lin¬
coln R. Young & Co.;
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
60,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1964.
120,000 2V2s. Due on July 1, 1965 Stetson;
J. A. Hogle & Co.; National
and 1966.
185,000 23/4s. Due on July 1 from Bank of Westchester, New Ro1967 to 1969 inclusive.
chelle; Thomas & Co.; Newhard.
195,000 3s. Due on July 1 from Cook & Co.; Reinholdt & Gard¬
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
ner;
McJunkin, Patton & Co.;
390,000 3V4s. Due on July 1 from Anderson & Strudwick; Zalmer
and Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Other members of the account: Harrison & Co.; Arthur L. Wright
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of & Co., Inc.; and Rodman & RenSunnyvale, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $1,250,000 mu¬
June
1
from
1961
Callable
as
to
1998
of
June
in¬
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Bank of America
at
the
p.
District's
Los Angeles, or
&
Carson
1696
Finance
&
price of par.
of
—
were
America
Savings
awarded
National
National
Chicago;
Bank
Beaoq,
&
Trust
Stearns ' &
Witter & Co.; Hayden,
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., Baltimore; G. H. Walker &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
E. F. Hutton &
on
&
.
on
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Bar¬
ret, Fitch, North & Co.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; and Mc-Donaid-
Nov. 1, 1959
Nov. 1 from
and 1960.
210,000 2y>s. Due
1961
to
1,030,000
from
The
1958.
Moore
1964 inclusive.
2.60s.
1965
bonds
Due
to
are
1973
on
Nov.
1
inclusive.
May 1,
Legality ap¬
Tallmadge & Tallof Denver.
obligation
bonds
p.
offered
various
May
(P. O. Deep River),
Bond Offering—First Selectman
Raymond A. Griswold announces
that
sealed bids
will be
received
at the Hartford National Bank and
Trust
Company,
Trust
Depart¬
ment, 777 Main Street, Hartford,
until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May 12
(State of)
Bond Sale—The $29,732,000 general
Co.
Connecticut
dated
by
Connecticut
&
Killingworth
Interest M-N.
madge,
the
Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.08, a
Co., both of New York;
Weld & Co.; Continental
Dean
County Consol. School ple
$85,000 2*4s. Due
proved
Trust
Lehman
Stone &
CONNECTICUT
to
Trust
White,
,
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 29—v. 187,
p.
the
Co.; Bacon, Whip¬
Co.; The Ohio Company;
District No. 1 (P. O. Burlington), Rand & Co.; Harkness & Hill, Inc.;
Colorado
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Free¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000 man & Co.; New York Hanseatic
building bonds was sold to Peters,' Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.; McWriter & Christensen, Inc.
Cormick & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds (Day, Stoddard & Williams
Larimer County School District No.
Div.);
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S (P. O. Fort Collins), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,325,Blewer, Glynn & Co.; A. Web¬
000
school
building bonds was ster Dougherty & Co.; Janney,
sold on May 5 to a group com¬ Dulles & Battles, Inc.; Third Na¬
posed of Boettcher & Co., Bos- tional Bank in Nashville; J. C.
worth, Sullivan & Co., and Cough- Wheat & Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
lin & Co., Inc., as follows:
Co.;
Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co.;
fiscal
ity approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bank
Principal
payable
at
COLORADO
Kit
agency in
New York City or Chicago. Legal¬
Federal
June 1 from 1959 to 1983
on
Treasurer's office.
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
or
of
&
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc-. Co.; Coffin & Burr; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
& Co.; First National Bank, Bos¬
ceive sealed bids at his office in
ton; Marine Trust Company Of
Salinas, until 11 a.m. (CDST) on
Western New York, Buffalo;
May 26 for the purchase of $60,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.. Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
1973.
tion, Escondido
members
Co., and Philadelphia
National Bank group are: Chemi¬
cal Corn Exchange Bank, Guaranty
Co.,
County
on
The
Brothers, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Drexel
Illinois
payable
clusive.
shaw.
rill
County, Calif.
The $765,000 non¬
dormitory
revenue
offered
1942—were
inclusive.
&
National
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
the
(J-D)
Saticoy School District, Ventura
—
Corp.;
Co., Inc.; Seattle-First
Bank, Seattle; Hallgarten
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.;
Hornblower &
Weeks; First of
Michigan Corporation; F. S.
Smithers & Co.;
A
June 1 from 1959 to
(J-D)
inclusive.
Angeles), Calif.
exempt
on
Stone & Webster Securities
Blair
1,
interest
on
provement District No. 1 sewer
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due
basis of about 3.15%.
a
Additional
Red¬
1978
Due
June
and
Due
-
receive
office
1958.
Dated
inclusive.
,
Clerk,
bonds.
Due
Dated June 1, 1958.
June 1 from 1959 to 1978
"
bids at his
sey
Trust and
$3,363,000
obligation municipal im¬
general
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.; Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Phelps, Fenn
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs '& Co.;
the
Bond Offering — Richard Olson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at his
office in San Jose,
until 11 ami. (CDST) on May 26
for
the
purchase
of
$2,000,000
.
County
that
Council will receive sealed
bids until 8 pm (PDST) on May 19
for
the
purchase
of
Washington Union School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
^
sealed
City Clerk B.
—
announces
gen¬
.
jng,
The members of the First Na¬
tional Cfity Bank group are: Hal-
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Co., Mer-,'
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Bond Offering—General Audi¬ Smith, J. Barth & Co., Eastman;
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., E.*
tor W. J. Nolan announces that
F. Hutton & Co., Stone & Young-'
sealed bids will be received until
berg, H. E. Work & Co., Irving
11 a.m. (PDST) on June 12 for
Lundborg & Co., and C. N. White'
the
purchase of $5,650,000 site & Co.
Sacramento
Principal and interest
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ rity-First National Bank of Los
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
cisco.•
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Angeles.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Benecia. Calif.
I
Lowell Joint School District, Los Dahlquist, Herringtort & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
j Bond Sale—An issue of $765,000
Angeles and Orange Counties,
general obligation municipal. im¬
California
San Marcos Water District, San
provement bonds was awarded to
Bond Sale—The $31,000 school
Diego County, Calif.
-i
the First California Company. Due
building, Election 1958, Series A,
on; June 1 from, 1959 to
Bond Offering—Anna D. Charl¬
1988 in¬
bonds
offered April 29—v.- 187,
clusive.
'
ton, Secretarry of the Board of Di¬
p.
1695 — were awarded to the
Bank of America National Trust rectors, will receive sealed bids
Burlingame School District, San
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on May 13
&
Mateo County, Calif.
Savings Association, of San for
the purchase of $200,000 Im¬
Bond Offering—John A. Brun- Francisco, as 3Y4s, at a price of
bonds
by the merger of
by the First
National City Bank of New
York,
and the other jointly
managed by
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school bonds.
Due
1978
Offering
Trahern
works
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny, & Myers, of Los An¬
Bond
Bond
L.
provement
.
bonds.
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1958.
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1,
The
$293,000 school
offered April 29
building bonds
—v.
"Pinal
May
1961 to
Bond Sale—The
dicate formed
two groups, one Jed
Stockton, Calif.
on
Ontario, Calif.
'
Angeles County, Calif.
about 2.60%,
.
Due
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Enterprise School District, Los
:■
of
City
Dated
45,000 bonds. Due
interstate
Merrill
'
bonds.
May 1 from 1959 to 1962. in¬
California
$325,000 school
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
V
.....
clusive.
County,
Bond Sale—The
cost
Members
elusive.
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123,000 Series B
Pestadero
•-
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interest
follows:
Gibson,: $15,000 5s. Due on June 15 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
bids at her office in Bakersfield
40,000 2Y4s. Due on June 15 from Lehman Bros., Kidder, Peabody &
until 11 a.m. ,(PDST) on
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
May 27
Co., Drexel & Co., and Philadel¬
for the purchase of
$598,000 school
20,000 2y2s. Due on June 15,1966 phia National Bank, as 2%a, at a
building bonds, as follows:
price of 100.29, a basis of about
and 1967.
$475,000 Series A bonds. Due on
20,000 2%s. Due on June 15, 1968 2.472%.
and 1969.
May 1 from 1962 to 1968 inSyndicate
San
Sch. District, Kern
1
Co.,
Ala.
on
'
25,000 23/4s. Due
•Birmingham Trust National Bank,
and
on
1968 inclusive.
1970.
as
Bond Offering—Vera K.
.
April 30 from
on
10,000 21/2S. Due
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
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April 30, 1964.
20,000 2V4s. Due on April 30 from
of
Principal - and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, New York City;
follows:
as
1963 inclusive.
5,000 33/4s. Due
July 1, 1962.
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500,000 special assessment public
improvement
bonds.
Dated
r
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
-
2.97%,
$21,000 5s. Due
July
inclusive.
July
v
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net
-
..
on
May 21 for the purchase of
$300,000 electric revenue refund¬
ing warrants. Dated June 1, 1958.
Muroc Unified School District,
Kern County, Calif.
purposes
6 —
1942—were awarded to
v.
a
187,
t
for the purchase of $168,000 school
Dated May 1, 1958. Due
\ bonds.
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in-
syn-i elusive. Payable at the Clinton
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
87,000 water and sewerage,
at
the Hartford National Bank and
Trust Company, in Hartford.
Bank, in Clinton, or
National
3si%, price of 100.01,
1
May
bonds.
Due
1974 to
from
1978 inclusive.
on
Orange), Conn.
Orange (P. O.
Offering
Bond
Treasurer,
Town
E. Ross,
receive
the office of Day,
bids at
eealed
Fred
will
—
to
inclusive.
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Ada County Joint
District No. 2 XPi
Offering
Bond
Shelton, Conn.
and Laird,
StOddard
Jointly,
;
100.26,
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t>ett, Town Treasurer, will receive
.sealed
bids
at the Connecticut
Bank & Trust Co., Room 504, 750
Main St., Hartford, until 11:30 a.m.
on May 27 for
of $941,000 bonds, as
the purchase
follows:
$621,000 sewer bonds. Due on July
1
from 1959 to
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Ferry, Idaho
Changed
Offering Date
bonds will be sold on
The
—
revenue
June 11, not
contemplated.
"4s/4%
water
May
revenue
Bond
Due
(J-J)
Trust
until
bids
will
of
Indianapolis.
p.m.
8
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
$340,000 waterworks and sewer¬
age revenue bonds. Dated April 1,
Due
1958.
1976
1959
Principal and
April
on
inclusive.
from
1
trust company
National
Bank,
&
Savings
Bank,
Trust
Sale
Bond
Jackson
:
cate:
$400,000
Corn
Chemical
187,
Bank, New York; C. J. Devine &
Co.;
Guaranty Trust Co., New
York; J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.;
Frantz
syndicate headed by
Hutchinson &
man-Pollok
Bond
Co.;
and
Dreyfus
(P. O. Villa Park), III.
45
Bond Sale—The
$595,000 school
building bonds offered April 28—
v.
187, p.
1942—were awarded to
.
Co.,
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1961
Hannahs, < Ballin & Lee, Wood,
and
Brown & Co., J. II. Hilsman & Co.,
Byron Brooke & Co., J. W. Tin-!
& Co., Norris & Hirshberg,
Prince's
Due on Jan.
Tegeler & Co., Third
and..
;
-
Offering
—
Griffin, City Clerk,
Mrs.
'
on
2.70s.
Jan.
Due on
1971
to
W.
will receive
on
May 20 for the purchase of $250,follows:
Jan.
1,
1973 inclusive.
^
$163,000
water
and
sewerage,
3 V2~%y bonds.
Due on May 1
1973 inclusive.
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May
and 1970.
V
(CDST)
No.
300
(P.
O.
Unit Sch. Dist.
Carpentersville),
'
Sale—The $1,000,000
Bond
gen¬
school building
May 7 — v. 187,
p. 1943—were awarded to a group
composed of A. C. Allyn & Co.,
eral-obligation
bonds
offered
hart.
National
Long,
of
Bank
Legality approved
apolis.
;
•
,
Bank
&
Elk¬
by Ross,
$3,995,000 sewage treatment and
disposal facilities bonds. Due
inclusive.
from
1
Callable
June
on
from 1959 to 1968
Sale—The
school
building* bonds offered May 1—
v.
187, p. 1943—were awarded to
Westheimer & Co., as 234s, at a
price of 100,42, a basis of about
Bond
$80,000
State
1,
or any
the
State
Bank, both of Rensse¬
laer. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
(P.
O.
Bond
Offering—E.
.
Nobles-
~
Frank
Bur-
May 20 for the purchase of
$300,000 bridge bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1963 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
-offiee. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord. Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Howard
County (P. O. Kokomo),
Indiana
.
KENTUCKY
Cold
Springs, Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue
water revenue bonds
of $196,000
county
building remodeling and improve¬
ment bonds offered May 1—v. 187,
sold to
was
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner '&
Merrill
Dated
Smith, at a price of 99.00.
Due on May 1 from
May 1, 1958.
1988 inclusive. Bonds due
to
in 1969 and thereafter are
callable
1, 1968. Principal and
payable at the Bank of
of May
as
interest
Le¬
Alexandria, in Cold Spring.
1943—were awarded to a group gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
composed
of
Raffensperger, & Fahey, of Louisville.
Hughes & - Co., City Securities '! Oldham County (P. O. LaGrange),
Corp., American Fletcher National
Kentucky„
Bank & Trust Co., of Indianapolis,
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
and Indianapolis Bond and Share
school revenue .bonds \vvas sold to
p.
,
Corp.,
a
as
3s, at a price of 100.07,
basis of about
2.98%.
!
a
group
.
composed of the Bankers
Almstedt :Bros.,' and
.
Bond
Co.,'
Stein
.
Bros.
& Boyce.
~
University'of Louisville (P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
~ "
Bond Offering—Robert T. Burke,
Charles
City, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $45,000 airport
bonds offered May 5 were awardr
■
the
to
ed
tional
of
Des
,
Jr., Secretary of the- Board of
Trustees, will-receive sealed bids
Moines Na¬
Iowa-DCs
Bank
Moines, at
a
until 2 p.m.
price of 100.07.
May
1,
1958.
sive.
1959
to
July 1
011
nister,
clusive.
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Wyatt,
Nora
-
Bond
Springs, Iowa
Sale—The
extension
revenue
the
&
Grafton,
First
*
.
bonds
Allen
State
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building
Barrow, Leary & Co., and
-
District,
&
Iowa
and
received
by the Secretary of
the Board of Education until May
19 for the " purchase
of
building bonds.
*
Jones,
Inc.,
$199,00
bonds was sold y
Scha
jointly.
Calcasieu Parish Community
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
'
:
-j
Cente
Playground Di ttrict No.
(P. O. Moss Bluff), La.
Bond Offering—John
$375,000
I
Oherlin), La.
2.93%.
School
of
:
Parish School District No.
Bank, of Nora Springs, as 3s, at a
price of 100.35, a basis of about
Shenandoah
"
LOUISIANA
April 29—v. 187, p. 1943—
to
Graftorr
water
offered
awarded
from 1960 to 1997 in¬
Legality
approved by
Louisville.
$10,000
works
were
of $600,000 non tax-
exempt. Student Center revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.; Due
Legality approved by Ban¬
Carpenter, Ahlers &
from
1967
on
inclu¬
1
(CST) on May 22 lor
the purchase
Due
Nov.
ville), Ind.
Mag,
1959
O.
Bond Sale—The $100,000
Dated
County
approved
by
Stinson,
Thomson, McEvers & Fiz¬
zell, of Kansas City
Legality
thereafter.
2.39%.
Hamilton
1, 1958.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Fiscal Agency, in Topeka.
June
Dated
and interest
IOWA
Fayette Twp. (P. O. R.R. 2, Box 99,
West Terre Haute), Ind.
opening bonds. Due on June 1
inclusive.',
'
interest payment date
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank, or at
1963,
due in 1969
•
and thereafter are callable as
of June 1, 1968.
♦ 4
2,781,344.05
internal
improve¬
ment, paving, sewer and street
v
1972
1978
1959 to
Bonds
inclusive.
\p.m.
1958 to
1 from
June
011
i
Bond
Sale —-The
$1,800,000
Co., and City National Co,, Chicago, at a county hospital bonds offered May
Trust
Dec.
on
Vanderburgh County (P.
Evansville), Ind.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Inc., Barcus, Kindred & Co., Stifel,
Nicolaus &
Due
&
13 for the purchase of $6,776,344.05
general, obligation
bonds, as follows: - -
waterworks rev¬
Dated May 1,. 1958.
bonds.
enue
Interest
1958.
May
8
May 20 for the pur¬
on
March. 1,
Wichita, Kansas <;'.J
...■ ■■>
Offering—Ralph Wulz, Di¬
rector
of ; Finance,
will receive
sealed bids until .9 a.m. (CST) on
chase of $250,000
May 15 for the purchase of
$275,000 municipal bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due semi-annually
from July 1; 1959 to Jan. 1, 1968.
Principal and interest payable at
First
1
,
Bond
Merritt,
will
re¬
until
v
son,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
4. ;
Rensselaer, Ind.
bids
from
1
Legality approved by Stin-
M-S.
Bond Offering—John R.
sealed
Sept.
to 1978 inclusive.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
- •
ceive
f
-
Dated
on May 19 for the
$12,000 street
im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
197L inclusive. Legality approved
Clerk-Treasurer,
\
165,000 3s. Due semi-annually on
March and Sept.. 1 from 1974
-
(CDST)
purchase of
City
and
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
l;
until
:
semi-annually
"
Treasurer,
-
bids
sealed
Due
March
on
1969
.1,
•,:::
2%s.
99,000
L. G. Diede-
—
semi-annually
and. Sept.
March
on
Franklin),
O.
23/2S..;Due
66,000
p.m.
City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
the
(P.
Offering
receive
will
on
Counties Community
Lakes
richsen, Town Clerk
Elkhart, Ind.
1969
Kane, McHenry, Cook and DeKalb
.
000 bonds, as
from.1959 to
,
Indiana
Bond
1
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
~
:
dated
are
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
1,830,000
.
Illinois
M.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
-
1968 inclusive.
Due
1970.
Ferry, Ga.
Bond
1964.*;.
.4;
^ 4.
132,000 2V4S. Due: semi-annually
;
on
March and. Sept.\ 1: from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.)
p.m.
July 1, 1968 inclusive.;
1
ris, County Auditor, will receive
30,000 314s. Due on Jan. 1 from- sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
clall
-
to
3s.
20,000
Newman,
National Bank, in Nashville,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.
will
2
the
for
bonds
The
*
Dempsey
until
16
1959 to
on
Dick & Merle- Jo Davies County Unit Sch. Dist.
"Smith, Interstate Securities Corp.,*
No. 119 (P. O. Dubuque), III.- '
Citizens and
Southern National
Bond Sale—-The $130,000 school
Bank, of Atlanta, Wyatt, Neal &building bonds offered May 1—
Waggoner, Clement A. Evans &
v.
187,! p. 1943—were awarded to
'Co.,
First
Southeastern- Corp.,Barcus, Kindred & Co., as follows:
;
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, National
$80,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
City Bank, of Cleveland,
,
- f
/ •,. ,
66,000 2s. Due semi-annually on
March and Sept. 1, 1963 and
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
$56,000 school building bonds, us
follows: '
''V/.■Vr-;■■
May
on
1966 inclusive.
&
a
group
composed of Harrimart
^Co., Mercantile Trust Co. of St.
"Louis, Equitable Securities Corp., Ripley & Co., Inc.; Braun, Bos-r
worth
&
Co., Inc., The Illinois
^ Robinson - Humphrey Co,, Inc.,
I First National Bank, of Atlanta,1 Company, and Channel* Securities
Corp., as 314s, at a price of 100.05,
jd ohm son, Lane, Space Corp., First
a basis of about 3.24%.
*
^National Bank,of Memphis,
Inc.,
4 to 1962 inclusive.
Ray Adams,
—
Trustee,
sealed bids
Co.; Eddle-
DuPage County School District No.
syndi¬
Georgia. Atlanta, Phelps, Fenn &
Co.,
$138,000 3s. Due^semi-annually on
March and Sept. 1 Lrom 1959
?
<
»
.
2V2S.
2,180,000
Co.
price of 104.979, a
Smith, Barney & Co., Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
JBlyth & Co., Inc., Trust Co. of
&
-
.
j
Township (P. O.
Offering
Township
offered May
Bond Offering—Robert E.
cate:
Gundy
a
-
p.
1960 to
Exchange
'basis of about 2.847%.
&
to
"
&
Ice
~
■
^
improvement bonds was
group composed of Da¬
vidson
Vink
Sadler; Inc., First
Securities
Company 'of '.Kansas,
and Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle,
Inc.,, as follows:
4
:
y 5
sold
1831—were awarded 1958. Principal and interest (J-J)
Northern Trust Co., all of Chicago,
to a group headed by the Harris
payable at the Fayette Bank &
and First National City Bank of
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, Trust
New York, as 2%s, at a price of
<Co., Connersville. Legality
as follows:
approved by Ross, McCord, ice &
101,639, a basis of about 2.54%. ;
Other members of the syndi¬ $1,790,000 214s. Due on Jan. 1 from Miller, of Indianapolis.
the. Chase Manhattan Bank, New
Courts
-
Due
1958.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
general
1989
Connersville), Ind.
.
The $5,800,000
—
school building bonds
5—v.
1,1958.
the
McCord,
Miller,
Lar-
for'the
19
May
to
First
Co.,
Harris
certificates
of
office.
Ross,
May
a.m.
Salina, Kansas . rBond Sale—An issue of $666,000
interest
the • County
Legality ap¬
by
Dated
bonds.
and
proved
—
members
Principal
to
bids until 8:30
clusive.'
May 22
on
from 1960
payable ; at
Treasurer's
*
Other
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
*
a
(CDST)
a.m.
Lu¬
E.
receive
(CST)
on
May 22 for the purchase of
$338,300
street
improvement
will
Manager,
City
sealed
the
purchase of $4,350,000
sanitary bonds. Dated May 1,1958.
*
I'York City, at
11
:>
Offering—Harley
Bond
cas,
for
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; First National
4and Home Finance Agency.
Other members of the syndi¬
Bank, Portland; White, Weld &
cate:
First National City
Bank,
JLee County Special Tax Sch. Dist, Co.; Shields & Co.; Paine, Webber,
New
Jackson & Curtis; R. W. PressYork, Northern Trust Co.,
No. 1 (P. O. Fort Myers), Fla.
prieh & Co.; City National Bank Chicago, Bankers Trust Co., New
Bond Offering — Secretary Ray
& Trust Co.; American National York,
Mercantile Trust Co., St.
Tipton announces that the Board
Bank & Trust Co., both of Chi¬ Louis, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenof Public Instruction will receive
&
Smith,
Paine, Webber,
cago; Trust Co. of Georgia, At¬ ner
-sealed bids until 5:15 p.m. (EST)
Illinois Co.,
lanta; City National Bank & Trust Jackson & Curtis,
-on
May 27 for the purchase of
Co., Kansas City; Hirsch & Co.; Win. Blair & Co., Braun, Boswortli
$970,000 school bonds. Dated May
& Co., Inc.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Rey¬
!, 1, 1957. Due On May 1 from 1959 nolds &
Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlanta,
Co.; Fidelity Union Trust
to 1979 inclusive. Bonds due in
Roosevelt & Cross, City National
Co., Newark;
,1968 and thereafter are callable
First National Bank in Dallas; Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
as of May
1, 1967. Principal and Andrews &
Wells, Inc.;
Julien Mullaney, Wells & Co., Commer¬
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Collins & Co.; Bramhall, Falion & cial National Bank, Central Na¬
First
National
City
Bank,
of
Co., Inc.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; tional Bank & Trust Co., Jefferson
York
'"New
City.
Legality ap¬
&
E. F. Button & Co.; Robert W. Trust
Savings Bank,
all of
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Baird & Co., Inc..; Fitzpatrick, Sul¬ Peoria, and Negley, Jens & Rowe.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
livan & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw,
Whiteside County Sch. Dist. No. 12
: City.
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.;
(P. O. Rock Falls), 111.
Dempsey - Tegeler & Co.; John
GEORGIA
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
Small & Co., Inc.; Fulton Reid &
building bonds offered May 1—
Fulton County (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & Co., v.
187, p. 1943—were awarded to
Bond
Sale
The $10,350,000 C. S. Ashmun Co.; A. E. Masten &
White-Phillips Co., Inc.
314% various purposes bonds of¬ Co.; Dittmar & Co.; Federation
fered May 7—v. 187, p. 1942—were Bank & Trust Co., New York;
INDIANA
a
Becker
A.
payable at a bank
in Chicago, mu¬
CooJt County (P. O. Chicago), III. tually agreeable to the purchaser $28,000 School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
Legality approved
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 Ex¬ and the City.
1, 1959 to July 1, 1968 inclu¬
pressway bonds offered May 6— by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
sive.
.v'v;
v. 187, p.
1942—were awarded to Peoria
County School District No.
28,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
a syndicate headed by the Con¬
150 (P. O. Peoria), III.
>
semi-annually from July 1,'
tinental Illinois National Bank &
1—v. 187, p. 1831—
sold to the Federal Housing
awarded to
Pierce,
G.
Smith,
Offering—The City Con¬
will
receive
sealed
bids
troller
price of 100.53.
Clerk,
City
sealed
or
"Offered
•were
&
Co., Inc., Wm. Blair & Co., and
Goodbody & Co., as 2%s, at 100.67,
a basis of about 2.56%.
interest. (A-O)
ILLINOIS
y
sale— rue
a
Offering—James G.
Bond
on
Edge water, Fla,
Certificate
KANSAS
Hays, Kansas
&
Mendota, III.
-
FLORIDA
Lynch,
Merrill
Inc.,
Fenner
until
bonds
2%s and 3s, at
kin,
-
system
water
$265,000
*
:
Monday, May 12, 1958
•
1977 inclusive.
The bonds are dated July
will
on June 2 for the purchase
$80^,000 school building bonds.
Bonners
320,000 school bonds. Due on July
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
^
.
1831—were awarded
composed of Blyth &
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
$100,000 school
offered April 30
—v.
187, p. 1590—were awarded
to
White-Phillips
Co., Inc.,
as
—V. 137, p. 2049.
Offering—James R. Rab-
"(DST)
Roy Denton,
Schools,
June 5 as originally
(P. O.
Locks
from
Bond Sale—The
(MST)
of
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.71%. .
Windsor Locks), Conn.
Bond
:
.
p.
group
Co.,
Mundelein), III.
until 8:30 p.m.
receive sealed bids
as
a
1 from
400,000 3VgS. Due on Dec. 1
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
building
■;*
—
of
Superintendent
$810,000 public
Bissell & Meeds (Day,
&
Williams Division),
Windsor
Class A School
O. Meridian),
Idaho
,
Improvement bonds offered May
B—v". 187, p. 2049—were awarded
to the American Securities Corp.,
1969 to
Diamond Lake Grade
School District No. 76 (P. O.
'
Bond Sale—The
Due on Dec.
1973 inclusive.
250,000 3s.
187,
a
Lake County,
Due on April 1 from 1959
1968
to
on
& Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
1, 1958.
7—v.
1968 inclusive.
1959 to
Kelley &
Berry
JVIay 20 for the purchase of $290,DOO" funding bonds.. Dated April
net interest cost
follows:
$350,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
May 1, 1958.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
First National Bank, of Atlanta.
Legality approved by
Mobley, of Atlanta.
a
of about 3.02%, as
Dated
;
.
(2162)
Secretary
4
D. Spears
of the Board of •
Volume
187
Number
5741
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2163)
missioners,
bids
will
until
7
receive
sealed
(CST) on May
29 for the purchase of $144,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Muly 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
}1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
p.m.
*
tional
Bank, 28 State St., Boston,
(DST) on May 14 for
the purchase of $540,000
bonds, as
until
follows:
Due
v
)
/
i
S
„
(P.
Bond
O.
Sale—The $350,000 build-
*sing and equipment bonds offered
^May 5 — v. 187, p. 1697 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Kohlmeyer & Co., Ladd Dinkins
& Co., and Arnold & Crane/
•
The bonds
sold
were
$177,000 3V2S. Due
1959 to
173,000
;
follows:
as
April 1 from
on
Due
Diet.
No.
1
from
The
1959 to
bonds
June
on
1966 inclusive.
dated
are
June
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
approved
Thorndike,
(P. O. Leesville),
.Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
school bonds was sold to the Mer¬
chants Bank & Trust. Co., and the
Vernon Bank, both of Leesville,
Gloucester, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
the
April 9
National
Boston,
100.18,
■
-
•
~
$60,000
bonds
awarded
were
Shawmut
Bank
to
of
2%s, at a-price of
basis of about 2.21%.
as
a
Bond
jointly.
—v.
the
First
Boston
Corp.,
100.31, a
price
of
about 2.13%.
a
2.20s,
as
basis
of
Offering
Frederick
—
Merchants Na¬
Maryland
;Bond Offering—Michael J/. Bir¬
mingham, County Executive, will
sealed
bids
until
11
bonds.
r
-
\
1960
Due
to
June
on
1988
school
from
1
inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D)
'
•
/
the
at
Union
pay-
Trust
'
£
bonds.
i
1960
Due
to
June
on
1988
1
from
inclusive.
Prin-
7/Zvcipal and interest (J-D)
able
-
the
at
pay¬
Equitably
Trust
Co., Baltimore.
■
f
'
-The
j
bonds
are/dated
June
1,
& Trust Co., Baltimore.
^.Legality approved by Clark, Smith
&■ Prendergast, of Baltimore.
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—The
offered
$5,000,000 notes
May 6—v.
187,
1943—
p.
were awarded to F. S.
Moseley &
Co., at 0.94% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $125. V .
>;
The notes
Due
,
—
on
Bristol
•'
County (P. O. -Taunton),
!
\
dated
May 9, 1953.
Nov. 10, 1958.
are
■/
Massachusetts
the
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
hospital maintenance loan notes
sold
the
to
Trust
Company,
0.94%
Bristol
County
Taunton, at
discount.
of
The
—
May
Essex
6
$800,000 notes
awarded
were
Trust
Co.,
Lynn,
to
at
Due
Nov.
on
21, 1958. Payable
City. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
in Boston
or
Masconomet
New York
ceive sealed
bids c/o The Second
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Com¬
Municipal Department,. Ill
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $2,250,000 school
bonds.
Dated June
June 15
on
clusive.
from
15, 1958.
1959
Principal
to
Due
1978
in¬
interest
and
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
by
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Boston.
Norfolk
County (P. O. Dedham),
Sale
The $300,000 hos¬
pital maintenance notes offered
May 6 were awarded to the Nor¬
Co., Dedham, at
Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3.10s, at
a price of
100.16, a basis of about
2.87%.
Quincy, Mass.
offered
were
State
the
Fitchhurg, Mass.
«
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
187,
p.
notes
2051—
awarded to the Second Bank-
Street
Boston
Company, and
Deposit & Trust
Boston, jointly, at
both of
0.669% discount.
of about 1.84%.
a
*
v
1959
-
! :
Due
to
on
1968
June
on
June
1
from
1963 inclusive..
The
1958.
able
-
bonds
are
the
1959
to
June
1,
t
;
Second
at
0.669%
Bank-State
Legal¬
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
approved
Bond Offering—Albert E.
Cole,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Town
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
6—v.
awarcied
187,
to
a
2051—
p.
group
com¬
posed of F. S. Moseley &
Co., Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Stone & Web¬
ster
Securities Corp., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., Estabrook & Co., Tuck¬
er, Anthony & R. L. Day, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Lee
Higginson Corp., and Harkness &
Hill,
2.40s, at
as
price of 100.24,
a
basis of about 2.37%.
a
187, p. 2051—
the
Middlesex
discount.
Taunton, Mass.
Sale—The
$500,000
reve¬
nue
anticipation
notes
offered
May 6 were awarded to the First
discount.
-J
Dated May 8,1958.
Due
Nov.
by
&
Bates
187,
enue
May
—
The
$700,000
anticipation notes offered
— v.
187, p. 2051 — were
5
awarded
to
the
Merchants
Na¬
Hopkins Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 274,
$585,000 2%s, due
on
Minnesota
Bond
Note
Sale
The
$87,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 6—•
v. 187,
p. 2051—were awarded to
the City Bank of
Detroit, at 3%
,j
—
interest.
Michigan (State of)
i
Bond
State
Offering—John C. Mackie,
Highway Commissioner, will
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
Trunk
I)
June 1, 1958.
1959 to 1982
and interest
New
Line
Inc.,
National Bank, of
M. Dain & Co.,
Due
as
Manhattan
City;
at
or
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered May 5—v.
187,
1944
p.
awarded
were
—
to
1980 to
follows:
100.004,
about
a
3.82%
/
$133,000 3%s, Due
1959 to
59,000
of
of
4s.
1978
Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
June
on
composed of Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., Channer Secu¬
rities Corp., McDonald-Moore &
58,000 3%s. Due
on
City
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co.
patrick,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
May 20
for the
445,000
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
$2,-
automobile
parking sys¬
tem refunding and improvement
revenue bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1987
inclusive. Bonds due in 1977 and
thereafter
order,
callable
are
maturity,
in
inverse
prior
to
numerical
any interest
or
after
July
St.
trust
or
company
Nov.
on
proved
Barber
Grandville, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Janet Renaud,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May
12
for
the purchase of $30,000
assessment
from
able
1,
1958.
1959
to
of
as
bonds.
Due
1968
Dated
March
on
1
inclusive. Call¬
March
1,
1962.
Inter¬
est M-S.
City
special
Joseph,
offered
at
1
street
Due
from
1958
Callable
as
to
1967
awarded
to
a
group
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Co., California Bank of
Los Angeles, Baxter & Co., Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, Seattle,
National
State
Bank,
Newark,
Goodbody & Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Joseph, Mellen &
Miller,
Allan Blair & Co., and
Harrington & Co. The group pur¬
chased the bonds, as follows:
$1,970,000 general obligation storm
sewer
bonds:
$380,000 Vks,
due
1963
due
on
Nov.
1
from
inclusive;
on
Nov.
1
1959
$355,000
from
2s,
1964
to
of Oct.
571,000
tary
due
*
2s, due
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
May 12 for
$209,000 notes.
on
the
bonds.
on
1
from
1960
v
•
324, Minn.
callable
of
as
Feb.
apolis.
1,
1969.
.
-
/
.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
ihe report in our issue of May 5—
i
v.
137,
2052.
p.
-
"
.
LeRoy, Minn.
-
,
*
.
Bond Offering—Grant Hawkins,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Blooming Prairie, Minn. - ■
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on May
Bond Offering — K. D. Wold, 12 for the
purchase of $5,000 gen¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed eral revenue bonds. Dated June 1,
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 1958. Due on June 1 from 1959 to
19 for the purchase of $140,000 1963 inclusive.
sewage
disposal
plant
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due semi¬
McKinley, Minn.
MINNESOTA
annually from Aug. 1, 1959 to
Aug. 1, 1972 inclusive. Callable as
of Aug.
1, 1961. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
Legality approved by
Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Kyle
&
Brechenridge, Minn.
Bond Offering—H. E.
City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
Anderson,
receive
sealed
(CDST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $100,000
general obligation
water
works bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1970
inclusive. Callable as of April 1,
1965.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
p.m.
Duluth, Minn.
Bond
Offering — C. H. Barnes,
Acting Director of Public Finance
and
inclusive.
sani¬
-
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due oi*
1958.
Nov.
assessment
Nov.
-
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at any suitable bank
:
desig¬
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
Wyandotte School District, Mich.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Note Offering—C. C. Readhead,
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
Secretary of. the Board of Educa¬
bonds: $6,000 3V2S,
1, 1959; $365,000
special
sewer
on
Legality, ap¬
Owen, Scott,
Marquart, of Minne¬
&
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter
are
Legality
Records, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
May 26 for the purchase of $1,000,000 general obligation Seaway
Port bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1978
1978 inclusive.
interest
National:
able
to
1967
First
Offering—Buren Watland,.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on May
14. for-, the purchase of
$245,00(1
general obligation school building
Oct.
Detroit.
com¬
&
of Nov.
as
and
Jackson Indep. School District
of
A-O.
of
Bache
1833—
1976
Bond
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Briggs,
p.
to
of Jackson.
by Dorsey,
apolis.
1, 1.963. Inter¬
approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
est
ful bidder.
187,
Wallace,.
1959
callable
the
No.
assessment
Sale—The $4,091,000 bonds
May 5—v.
from
Principal
Mich.
April 1, 1958.
Dated
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bond
1
are
1, 1969.
payable
to be
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-;
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
E.
receive
Bonds due in 1970 and.
thereafter
Offering—Ira D. Wagner,
Clerk, will receive sealed
1,
bank
will
disposal plant general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Bond
able
a
Clerk,
sewage
y
Dated May 13, 1958. Due on Sept.
at
Offering—A.
1934 to 1987 inclusive.
payment
date on
1, 1968.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
on
V
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) 011 May
for the purchase of
$285,000
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
May
12 for -the purchase
of $185,000
Grand Rapids, Mich.
•
.14
from
June 1 from
*"
Feb. 1 from.
Jackson, Minn.
Bond
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
2051—were awarded to
p.
on
carry an extra 2% interest from.
Aug. 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959. v /
;
Bank,
1
Feb. 1 from
1985 to 1988 inclusive.
inclusive.
price
cost
on
In addition the entire issue will
jointly,
a
from
1984 inclusive.
160,000 3y2s. Due
Due
at
Feb. 1 from
ori Feb. 1 from
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
Kenower/ MacArthur & Co., and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
interest
-
inclusive.
200,000 3.40s. Due
Ossineke Township School District
(P. O. Alpena), Mich.
on
1
280,000 3.30s. Due
First
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
J
on Feb.
1
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Bank,
the
1969
3.23%,
-
120,000 3s. Due
of
National Bank of Chicago.
-
1961 to
(F-A) payable at the
Chase
York
follows:
$360,000 2.70s. Due
Dated
Bank
Minneapolis, J.
net interest cost of about
a
Principal
National
Allison-
<
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
of
Northwestern
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith,- MannheimerEgan, Inc., and Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, at a price of par,
Highway
bonds.
revenue
1833—were awarded
p.
a
group composed
Williams Co.,
(EST) on May 27 for the purchase
$100,000,000 not to exceed 4%
(Series
187,
—
to
of
interest.
Sale
The
$1,120,000
building bonds offered May
school
group
to
rev¬
Principal and interest pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of
Minneapolis.
1—v.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered May 6—
v.
1974.
able at the
inclusive;
Marquette Public School District,
Michigan
as
MICHIGAN
inclusive; and $1,235,000
2:i/s, due on Nov. 1 from 1968
Waltham, Mass.
Sale
1968
to
.
on
24, 1958.
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike, • Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Note
1960
Nov.
1 from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
net
-
pay-
Framingham, Mass.
:
to
notes
National Bank of Boston, at 0.66%
dated
Street Trust Co., Boston.
ity
awarded
Note
bonds.
Principal and interest
at
May 6—v.
from
inclusive.
50,000 street construction
Due
,
1
were
posed
$500,000
County National Bank of Everett,
$50,000 water mains construction
bonds.
Sale—The
offered
were
Sale consisted of:
offered May
were
Somerville, Mass.
Note
and
Detroit;
Bond Sale—The
$4,380,000 hos¬
pital and off-street parking bonds
Trust
offered
May 8 were awarded to
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
2s, at a price of 100.62, a basis
Worcester, Mass.
Safe
Co.,
Sale—The $100,000
bonds offered May 8
187, p. 2051—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., and Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., jointly, as 2.60s,
at a price of
100.37, a basis of
purposes
March
$750,000
May 5—v.
from
receive
$587,000 vari¬
—v.
special
—
Note
v
—
0.70% discount.
Bond Sale
The $90,000 sewer
project bonds offered May 6—v.
187, p. 2051 — were awarded to
.
ous
Sale—The
Massachusetts
Note
„>.'/• •/
;
Bond Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
Bowler,
will re¬
Treasurer,
folk County Trust
Dudley, Mass.
'
Boston.
(P. O. Boxford), Mass.
District
June
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Regional. School' Dist.
Bond Offering—Richard
Jr.,
tary
sewer
bonds:
$85,000
3V2s, due on Nov. 1, 1959;
$880,000 2s, due on Nov. 1
bank.
a
0.66% discount.
.
.
was
Sale
dated
are
1,
1958. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the above-mentioned
Lynn, Mass.
,
Note
offered
bonds
Township School District
(P. O. Iron River), Mich.
pany,
MASSACHUSETTS
:
Lawrence, Mass.
.
1958. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at the Mercantile-Safe
I Deposit
♦
water
(Note Sale
The $700,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 5
were
awarded to the Arlington
Trust Co.,
Lawrence, at 0.60% dis¬
count, plus a premium of $12. Due
Nov. 28, 1958.
Co.
of Maryland, Baltimore.
6,000,000 Baltimore County Metropolitan District (27th Issue)
-
-
able
purchase of $40,000 addi¬
supply notes. Dated
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1966, inclusive.
tional
a.m.
May 21 for the purchase
$12,000,000 bonds, as follows:
on
$6,000,000 public facilities
the
for
on
June 1 from 1959 to 1968, incl.
5 -
H.
Bank, 28 State Street, Bos¬
ton, until 10 a.m. (DST) on May 16
Baltimore County (P. O. Towson),
1,550,000 general obligation sani¬
Manufacturers
Lutz, Town Treasurer, will receive
bids at the
Due
about 2.55%.
Holhrook, Mass.
Bond
bonds.
sewer
Wilmington, Mass.
tional
MARYLAND
(DST)
.100,000
Bond
Sale—The
$145,000 sewer
water bonds offered April 30
187, p. 1943—were awarded to
sealed
receive
library bonds.
Due on
June 1 from 1959 to
1973, incl.
The
at
Louisiana
of
$300,000
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
to 1968 inclusive; and
$200,000
2%s, due on Nov. 1 from 1969
to 1973 inclusive.
i
Dept., 40 Water
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
May 15 for the purchase of
$400,000 bonds, as follows:
by,
Palmer
':
;
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank, Trust
Boston.
and
Ward Wide School
JS1
to
1958.
1
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
-
Vernon Parish,
1959
-
Offering—Arthur K. Wells,
Treasurer, will receive
Town
Haverhill, Mass.
April
on
from
195,000 water bonds. Due
1970 inclusive.
3.70s.
1
1978 inclusive.
Legality
Cameron), La.
June
on
bonds.
sewer
Boston, at 0.664%
Wellesley, Mass.
•
Bond
-
bank
Cameron Parish School District No.
y
$345,000 street and
;and interest (J-J) payable at the
f District Treasurer's office, or at a
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
tional Bank, of
discount. -
noon
51
bids
Callable
as
of
July
1,
Bond Offering — C. M. Mackie,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on May
15
for
the purchase
of $50,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
I960 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of„ Minne¬
apolis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
t
Bond Offering—A1
Hansen, City
will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 2?
for the purchase of $4,500,000;
bonds, as follows:
Comptroller,
$2,215,000 school bonds. Due se¬
rially in 10 years.
686,000 park bonds. Due in 2 yrs~
110,000 fire station bonds. Due
in
one
year.
21,000 auditorium bonds.
one
113,000
equipment
Due in
530,000
Due in
year.
one
storm
shop
bonds.
year.
drain bonds.
serially in 5
years.
Due
\
*
:
825,000 street improvement bonds.
Due serially in 5 years.
& Trau-
ity approved by Charles
ernicht, of St. Louis.
inclusive.
1966
basis of about 3.96%.
a
-
'**->■-*-
of
Amboy, N. J*■•''f
general
improvement bonds offered-.-May . •;
6—v*>l 87, p. -1944—were awardedBond Sale—The $55,000
to
J340, Minnt
system
6
May
offered
bonds
Offering—L. B. Mitchell,
elec¬
—
receive sealed bids
(DST) on May 15 for
the purchase
of $150,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due
v.
(CDST) on May
purchase of $185,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due on. Dec. 1 from 1968 to 1977
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Mhrquart, of Minneapolis.
bftfe until 8 p.m.
the
will
Board,
revenue
until
187,
2052 — were awarded to the
Equitable Securities Corp., and
Kroeze, McLarty & Co., jointly.
p.
sealed
District Clerk, will receive
for
distribution
tric
$200,000
Sale—The
Bond
Rochester Common School District
noon
inclusive.
1959
from
1
June
on
Principal
1973
to
interest
and
>
(P. O. Manahawkin), Nt J.
-
.
w. The i $1,500,000 ;;
building bonds offered May
,7—v.. 387, p. 1945—were awarded;:
io a group composed of Boland,
^ Bond . Sale
school
Saffin: &
;Cb;, .B. J. Van Ingen & 4
Hanauer & Co,, •
Co., J. R. Ross ~
C04 .J11C,, J.; B.
John
J. .Ryan
&
&
.
,
.
■
Dated May 1, 1958;
Due i Bond; Sale—The $936,0001 gen- ;
1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ eral improvement and park bondsclusive.
Principal ~ and / -interest offered May 7—v. 187, p. 1944—
bonds.
.
May
the First National
Legality approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & (M-N) payable at the Chemical
Bond
Corn Exchange Bank, New "York
Rugg, of Boston.
Curry, Clerk of Board of Super¬
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Conway, N. H.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
til 11 a.m. (CST) on May 12 for
Note Offerings-Sealed bids will York City; - - "\j. -•
•
St. Louie County Unorganized Ter- the purchase of $275,000 indus¬ be
received until-8 p.m. (DST) on
trial bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Glen- Ridge School District, N* J.
ritory School District (P. O.
May 14 for the purchase of $200,Due on June 1, from 1959 to 1978
DsdUtH)y Minn.
000 tax anticipation notes.
Due ; Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
inclusive. Bonds due in 1967 and
bonds offered May 6—v. 187, p.
Bond Sole# — The $1,375,000
Dec. 22, 1958.
thereafter are callable as of June
1944
were awarded to Phelps,
school building bonds offered May
1966.
Principal and interest
Manchester, N. H.
Fenn & Co., Inc., and W. A. Gard¬
807, pi 1944—were* awarded
payable at a place designated by
Note Offering—Jas/ P. Bourne, ner & Co., jointly, as 2%s, at'a
tova group composed of J; M. Dain
,the purchaser, subjcet to approval
&
Col, .Allison
Williams Co,,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed price of 100.001,'ar basis of :hbout
by the Board of Supervisors'. Le¬ bidfttintil 11 a.m. (DST) on May 2:624%'. -- ' ->h«#iftj* ?
American National Bank, St. Patify
gality approved by Charles & 13 for. the purchase of $1,000,009
Jtiran & Moody, Inc., Kalman &
;
- Glen Rock, N. J.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
notes. Dated. May 14, 1958.
Due
Ctn, Ihc., Piper, Jaffray & HopCorrection—Sealed bids for the
Dec. 19, 1958.
wood, Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., E.
MISSOURI
$238,000 general bonds will be re¬
J. Pfcescott 6c CO., and Woodardceived
by
Ruth
G.
Sterger,
Nashua, N. H.
Clayton, Mo.
EllWood Co»
The group paid a
Note Sate—The $400,000 notes Borough Clerk, until 8 p.m. (DST)
J-. Bond Offering—Mrs. Charles W.
price of pan, a net interest cost of
on May 13.
The report in v. 187,
offered May 6—v. 187, p. 2052—
about 2.54%, for the issue as fol- Niedner, City Clerk, will receive
p. 2052—gave the time as 8 p.m.
were awarded to the Second Na¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
"lonwc
(EST).
on
May 13 for the purchase of tional Bank of Nashua, at 0.99%
$750,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
discount.
v~ '
'
Hackensack, N.<Ji
"Vi 7 *
$395,000 park, bonds.
.
,
1958 to 1964'inclusive.
t Bond Sate—The $1,241,000 pu&r
Orford School District- (P. O. '
Jo pi in School District, Mo.
500,000 2Vz&* Due on Feb. 1 from
lie improvement - and equipment
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Hanover)i N. H.\ ftftv
ft fj»OT 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
and public parking system-bonds
&MI 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1, 1969. building bonds offered May 6—v.
Bond Offering—Glenn F. Pease,
offered May 5—v. 187, p. 1944—
187, p. 1485—were awarded to a Chairman of the School Board,
St* Michael, Minn.
were
awarded to a group com¬
group composed of the Citizens will receive sealed bids until 4:30
*
Bond Offering—Donald Klaers,
posed of White, Weld &
-Lee
Bank, First State Bank, and First p.m. (DST) on May 15 for the
Higginson ' Corp.,
Roosevelt
VHIajge Clerk, will receive sealed National Bank, all of Joplin.
purchase of $79,000 school bonds.
bids until 8 p;m. (CST) on May
Cross, Wood, Gundy & Cov; '-Inc.,
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
William Jewell College (P. O.
and
Granbery, Marache & ~Co0"
Bank of Boston.
Mississippi
Offering — Mrs. Vera
Bank: lot
Co., F. R. Cole & Co,, and Riprpel & Co., taking $1,499,000 bonds
Englewood, N. J.
; •
•••;_ as
4.15s, at a price of 100.10,' a '
Bond Offering—Jos. T. Carney,
basis of about 4.13%.
:
; 4
^
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 19
Ur\ion County.(P. -O. .Elizabeth),
New Jersey
for the purchase of $948,000 school
;
on
at
(P. O. Walthall), payable
Webster County
-
2.65s< at par.*.v'; '•
Southern Regional"Ftigh Sch'. Disf.
>
-
—
First t National
the
5outh Amboy, as
:
14
price '.
•
-t
a
,'V."
—South
,
No.
2^45, at
as
par.
.
»
Bond
were awarded to, the ;
Housing and Home ; Fi- '
- —
Agency,
nance
-
v
1834
p.
Federal
will be dated
Dated April 1, 1958. Bonds due
Elizabeth, N.
Jackson County (P. Om.Pascagoula),
July -1, 1958 and payments will be
on or after April 1, 1963, are call¬
Bond Offering—Patrick..F/iMcMississippi
made annually on July 1, as fol¬
able five years or more from date Gann, City Comptroller, rivill rer'
Bond Offering—N.
C. Everett,
lows; $1,080,000 in 1959; $836,000
of issue.
Principal and interest ceive sealed bids until-JllW.m.
Clerk
if Board
of Supervisors,
iirlWO; $493,000 from 1961 to 1963,
(A-O)
payable at the County (DST) on May 20 for the'purchase
inclusive; and $221,000 from 1964 will receive sealed bids until 11 Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ of
$5,000,000 bonds, as foUowsi V;
to* 1068, inclusive.
Principal and a.m. (CST) on May 13 for the proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
$3,000,000 school bonds;- -JDuc^ on
interest payable at the City Treas¬ purchase of $750,000 channel im¬ of New York City. ;
| June 1 from 1959 to4988,-incI.
urer's office, or at the City's fiscal provement bonds. Dated June 1,
2,000,000 public improvement
1958.
Due on June I from 1959
Plattsmouth, Neb*
agency in New York City. Legal*.
bonds.
Due on Junev lv4i«om:
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—An issue of $126,000
it* approved by Hawkins; Dela1959 to 1978, inclusive.--; :•
*
interest payable at a bank desig¬
fiefcb& Wood, of New York City.
paving bonds was sold to Wachobnated by the purchaser, subject to
The bonds are dated Jnne^l,
Bcndcr. Corporation.
1 /
r'
Reading Independent Sch* Diet.
1958. Principal and interest (JE-D)
approval by the Board of Super¬
No* SIS, Mtnn.
ft' NEW HAMPSHIRE ^ <
visors.
Legality Approved
by
payable at the National State Bank"
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
of Elizabeth. Legality/approved by^
Colebrook School District, N. H.
*
building bonds offered April 24— Louis.
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & .McCar¬
Bond
Offering
Everett Wisv~ 187,. p; 1833—were awarded to
thy, of New York City. ^
! v
Oxford, Miss.
well, Chairman of ' the School
the State Bank, Worthingtop:
All of the bonds
1
1,150,000 arterial highway bonds. Fenn & Co., and W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co., jointly, as*4s, at 100.29,
Due on April 1 from 1961 to
Jackson. Legal¬
National Bank, of
r
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
posed of National" State Bank of
Newark; B. J^ Van Ingen & Co>, 1
Inc.; Bramhall, Falion & Co., andBrown
Bros.' Harriman
& Co., ;
taking $935,000 bonds as 2.35s, at
«
price of 100.18, a basis of about
a
2,32%.;.;
—
j
;
w
\
o
.
.
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
;
;
Bond; Sate—The $48,000 general
improvement bonds offered May '
l-^-v; 187,
1592—were awarded
'to'the Wood-Ridge National Bank, •
Wood-"Ridge, as 1.90s, at a price 1
-
of "par.:
;
'v-y;,.:
■.
,
NEVADA
Henderson, Nov.
1
"r,
Sale
-.Bond
Of the
—
,
4"
>
-
$550f)00
general obligation sewer improve¬
limited
ment
tax
bonds offered
187, p. 1592—$230f)00
were awarded to Kirchner, Ormsbee & Wiesner, Inc., as 3%s; at a
May 5—v.
"
.
'
rj-ljjb tor the purchase of $35,000
^sewage improvement bonds. Dated
Due
1958.
"1958 to
1966
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
•
Jrit Regality approved by Briggs,
GHberf, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
ney,.
p. 1944—were awarded
the Allison-Williams Co.
to
\ tapy sewer improvement bonds offeamd April 30—v. 187, p. 1833—
ware-awarded to a group headed
by Kalman & Co., and E. J. Prescott & Co.
AUSSKSBIPPI
Canton Municipal Separate School
JS'v?
bdndfc Offered
May
6
187,
p, 18?3—were awarded to the DeGuaranty Bank & Trust Co.,
v.
—
V cmcfKroeze,McLarty 8c Co., jointly.
Cleveland, Miss.
'
Bond
age•
Sale—The- $50,000
improvement
v. 187,
my- 6-—
offered
2052—were
Forest Separate School
District,
Mississippi
,
"i.
Billings, Mont.
The Special Im¬
provement District No. 719 bonds
■
Correction
187,
—v.
Dawson County School District No.
(P. O:
1
Bond
change Bank of Glendive, as 3.40s,
a
price of 100.31.
at
County School DistrictNo. 2 (P. O. Angela), Mont.
Bond Offering — C. N. Miller,
Clerk
of
the
Hop¬
bonds.
at
ar
price
of
about 3.01%.
bonds
are
dated
May
'
Due
Board
of
Trustees,
Ocean County (P.
receive
sealed
bids
bids until
for
21
11
the
bonds,
White Sulphur
Springs, Mont.
$90,000 sewer
system bonds offered May 5—v.
187, p. 1944—were awarded to the
Bond
Sale—The
First National Bank of White Sul¬
as
3.05s, at 100.005.
NEBRASKA
Omaha, Neb.
and Merchants Bank of
Forest,
Jackson, Miss.
•
Band Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin-
'^nei* City Clerk, will receive sealed
biis until 10
a-m.
(CST)
J# fbr the purchase
May
$50,000
on
of
public, improvement bonds. Dated
JftiBB-P, 1958." Due on June 1 from
to. 1968 inclusive.
Principal
'dUfMnferest payable at the
First
Bond Offering — M. J. Dineen,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.rm (CST) on May
12
for the purchase
bonds,
as
of $1,850,000
follows:
$250,000 sewer bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1965 in¬
clusive.
450,000 street resurfacing bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to
1963 Inclusive.
Agency,
as
3%s, at par,
Federai.r
,
Due on
as
a.m.
(DSTY'oft :May«
of $670,000
purchase
follows:
"
'"^^71*. t
g e n e r a 1 improvement
bonds. Due on May. L from
3959 to 1963 inclusive.^;,
/
improvement
bonds. Due on May ~.l, fropi
1959 to 1963 inclusive";."
V". ••
general
95,000
t
!
,
^
.
1,
MEXICO
NEW
Grants
Municipal' School District
No* 3, N, Mex.
Offering—^A. A.
Bond
$575,000
Michael,
President of the Board of Educa-
)
lion, will receive sealed bids tuitil;
b0t3i).a.m. ..(MST) on May 21; for,
the purchase of $1,000,000 school-;
.building bonds,
Dated June 15,
3938.
to
Due
June 15 from 1959^
on
inclusive.
1963
Principal and
aty the
(J-D) .payable
infprest:
State Treasurer's office, or at
The
Hanover
Bank, New York City.
Legality ;approved by Dawson,*
Nagel,; Sherman
Howard, ot
Denver.
<
•
4
».
:
^
t
on
1
until
7p.m. (MST) on May 26 for the
purchase of $6,368 building bonds.
Dated Dee, 30, 1957.
purchased-byy the
O. Toins River),
Offering—Emily L.. Car¬
Paulsboro, N. J.
...
County (P. O. Camden),
Camden
"
bonds
;Kj$b."l from 1968 to 1977, inclusive..
J-.e?''
The
bonds are dated' May
1,
May 1 from 1959 to
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
the First' National
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the payable at
Bank of Toms River. Legality ap¬
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
by Caldweil,
Marshall,
New York City. Legality approved proved
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
City.
.1.
New York City.
- - ft. 1
1958.
1960
Housing; and: Horne^ Finance
'*
V
>
,
The
'
will
phur Springs,
as-4s.
u
E.
Clerk,
Town
were
bonds a«-3.05s,
100.29, a 'basis^of
ter, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive ^sealed
$48,000 general bonds.
215,000
water
improvement
Glendive), Mont.
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 30—v. 187,
p. 1698—were awarded to the Ex¬
bond* offered
20Mr—were awarded to the Farmere
r
kins,
basis of about
a
Feb. l from
on
inclusive.".
•
remaining $320,000
The
New Jersey
Offering—Thos.
Bond
Sale—The
~
-
&
Boonton, N. J.
<
—
1944.
p.
$25,000 school
May 6—v. 187, p.
%
Palmer
JERSEY
NEW
Bond Sale—The
:
National Bank
Thorndike,
Storey;
drain-
bonds
p.
awarded to the Bank of Cleveland.
.
First
Legality approved by
Dodge, of Boston.
par.
Rosebud
Bond Safe—The $500,000 school
-
--
the
Boston.
of
Due
to 1967,
taking $1,238,000
,
District, Miss.
ft'
>
inclusive.
will receive
which will be offered for sale on sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) oil
May 13 amounts to $3,000 and not May 19 for the purchase of $263,Victoria, Minn.
as reported in our issue of April 28
000 bonds, as follows:
■
Bond Sale—The $125,000 sani-
;
•
1974
to
Bond
187,
v.
?
at
able
MONTANA
Slayton, Minn.
Band Sale-The $75,000 swim¬
ming pool, bonds offered May 6—
"
2%s, at
1959
from
Principal and interest (J-D) pay?
—
Finance Agency, as
of St Paul.
v
1
Liberty), Mo.
Bond Sale
The $500,000 non
tax-exempt dormitory revenue
bonds offered May 6 were sold to
the Federal Housing and Home
pripe of 100.021,
3.74%..
New
Jersey-
i
' :
Bond Sale—The $2,585,000 gen¬
Bond
bonds
r.
„
Sale—The $100,000 water
offered
May
6—vt, 187,. p.
NEW
|
YORK
;
Brookhaven Central School District
No.
11
Bond
(P. O. Center each),' N. K.„
Offering—Virginia Amaro,
District Clerk,
bids
until
2
will receive sealed
(DST)/ on May.
purchase of $1,080,000
school bonds. Dated May 1,1958.*
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1988
inclusive. Principal and interest
20
for
p.m.
the
to the First
National Bank & Trust Co., Pauls¬ ;(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
2052—were awarded to a group
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
..
headed by B. J. Van Ingen & Co., boro, as 23/4s, at par.
gality approved ;by Vandewater,;
and the National State Bank of
Randolph Twp, School District
Sykes, Heckler &. Galloway, of>
Newark, jointly, taking $2,580,000
(P. O. Dover), N. J. , \
'
New York City. " V
;
;
bonds as 2V2S, at a price of 100.225,
Bond Offering—Mrs. Marion L.
Buffalo Municipal Housing
a basis of about 2.89%.
'
M. Armitage, Secretary of Board
eral bonds offered May 8—v.
1945—were
187,
awarded
p.
,
,
Authority,'N. Y. '
■
Other members of the account
of Education, will receive sealed
Bond Sale — The $23,365,000
Boland, Saffin & Co., Ira Haupt bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May j
notes offered May 6 were awarded
& Co., Stroud & Co., Bacon, Ste¬ 19 for the purchase of - $550,000
to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at
venson
& Co., John J. Ryan & school bonds. Dated Aug..4, 4957^
■1%
interest,
plus
a
premium
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1973
of $285.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Cam¬ inclusive. Principal and interest
den Trust Co., of Camden, F. R
,(F-A) payable at the National Clarkson, Clarkson Water DistrictCole & Co., Janney, Dulles & Bat¬ Union Bank,, of Dover.
Legality CP. O; R. F. D., Brockport), N. Y.
tles, Inc., and Schmidt, Poole approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Bond Offering — Charles M.'
& Wood, of New York City.
Roberts & Parke.
Jones, Town Supervisor, will re-"
ceive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.'
Deerfreld- Township School District ! Rutgers University. (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J. .-rjtDST) on May 20 for the purchase
(P. O. Bridgeton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $34Q,OQ0
bonds
1944
offered
—
were
May 6—v.
awarded to
school
187, p
Phelps,
Bond. Sale—The $2,230,000 dor¬ ;of $151,000. water supply system
mitory and student building rev¬ construction bonds. .Dated May'
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959-;
enue bonds offered May 1—v. 187,
Volume
18?
Number 5741
.
.
11
l-.f
The Commercial and Financiat Chronicle
.
(2165)^53
to
1988
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N> payable at the
Lincoln-Rochester Trust Co.,
Brockport. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
North Hempstead,
20 for the purchase of
District
bonds,
school building bonds offered May
6—v. 187, p. 1945—were awarded
to
a
group composed of Phelps,
& Co;, Inc.; Lee Higgirison
Fenn
Corp.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Francis I. duPont & Co., and Pen¬
nington,
Colkct & Co., as 2.70s,
price of. 100.51, a ..basis of
about 2.85%.
.// ".
aft
a
.
District
receive
sealed
(EDST)
Central, School District No.
Bond
will
3
p.m.
Due
June
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
from
Principal
payable
1959 to
and
-
the
at
Bank
Oneida City School District, N. Y.
I Bond
Sale — The
$3,235,000
bonds
Offered May •; 7—v.
1945—were awarded to
a
Reynolds
& Co.; Bache & Co.;
C;- Bradford & Co.; Wm. E.
pollock & Co.,' Chas. King & Co.,
J.
,•
.
"Y
$55,000 parking } Bond Offering — Lee H. Hartbonds offered May 7—v. 187, man, County Comptroller, will re¬
2053—were awarded to Sage, ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
p..
2.40s, at 100.13, a (EDST) on May 14 for the pur¬
basis of about 2.37%. •///• //'■'■/ chase
of
$4,035,000
public improVemrent bonds. Dated March 1,
Greenport, N. Y.[
1958: Due on March 1
as
*
from
water
I^Bond ^aJe-Thb ®,P00V..^.
:
system
bonds
offered
,
10,
.•
May
■■ ■
.
1
x
t
to" 1982
1959
inclusive.
•
ilnterest^(M-S>
NMaritfe -Midland
Principal
payable at
and
the
Trust-
Company,
^
New York t'rty, or at the option
3.40s; at a price of 100.20, a basis iof tlie
holder, at the First Bank
of: about 3.38%/;- * ' 4 '
&'Trust Company, in Utica. Le¬
'"t
i,\, '*• "'■*
+gality approved by Vandewater,
Have rat raw.N.Y.'
Sykes^ Heckler & Galloway, of
Bond
...
*'
t
*■
*
- ■
*■
Due
c
*
ie t A.
Getty, Village Treasurer, .will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 3:00 p.m.
(DST) orrMay 15 for the purchase.
of:$25,000 fire apparatus bonds.,
New: York" City.
•
.
in¬
bonds.
sewer
from
1959
I
Henderson
*'■
Bond
School
County (P. O. HenderThe
—
building
6—v.
187,
"
$1,375,000
bonds
*
offered
6
Co.;
Vance
Securities
able
at
; Bank
the
Rockland
National
of Haverstraw." Legality, ap¬
proved by Reed,-Hoyt, Washburn
Harrison, Inc.; Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
cinnati, and McDaniel, Lewis &
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
cost
of
about
4.07%;
as
follows:
$34O;0O0 6s.
7
1959 to
:
•275,000
Due
3%s.
Due
1
from
1972
Due
June
on
?
1
1
from
to 1980 inclusive,
j 60,000 3%s. Due
on
'
,
i
1
,
r
,r,o&r.
*
■
.**
Co,^
2.80s, at 100.27,
as
City
Sr.,
Treasu rer,
Will
receive
4
/ bonds. Dated Jan.
:
"
April
1 from* 1959
r
l, T958. Due otr bids uhtfT IO a;m, (EDST)
12' for jther purchase
to 1978 incliiof
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Chase; Manhattan Bank, of New
a.m.-(EDST)- f
on
Clerk*of Board of County
May 18 for thepurchase of
$499,000 public i m p r o V e nreir t Supervisors, • will receive sealed
;
Due
Dated
-/
;
(P. O. Watkins
^
>
GUn)^ N. Y.
Bond1 Offerfiig — Wilbur D.
^
bonds.
sewer
basis
a
'
c'.*4
sealed bids until 11
and
York City, or at the option of the
holder, at the First National Rank,
of Jacksonville.
by
&
Legality approved
Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell,
Mitchell, of New York City.
•
Spring Hope, N. C*
May
$39,440
on
Bond
Sale—The
$148,000
sani-
JngHway*equipment bonds. Dated jtary sewer bonds offered May 6-—
v. .187, p. 2054r—were awarded "to
City Treasure if is1 JVIay l5,.1958; Due on May 15 from
p»yable;vat\t1ie
office; Legality apprpvecl byVanf
dewater, Sykes. Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
1959 *t'o
1963
inclusive.
Principal
par,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Note
(Wferfng—Chairman
Wm;
that the Author-
aiinounces
'
lt'y will recefverSealed bids until
l;P.m. (EDST) on May 20 for the
purchase of $24,794,000 temporary
notes, as. follows:'
.
$22.819,000 One;Hundred Thirty1
first Issue, notes.
12, 1958.V
:,
Y
.1,975,000
.
,
dated
.
Hundred
Sept. 12, 1958.
Each
•.
One
Dtiefoit Efcc?
v
-
second Issue notes;
•
;
issue
of-
June 10,
'
Thirty-
3.88%,
-Dae
-
will
notes
1958.
Chehiicai% Corn
Trimble &
City."
.
New
r
York
•
:
-
Due on May
inclusiyex
(State of)
1 from
1959 to 1978,
Principal and interest
payable at the Sullivan
(M-»N)
:
Bond
Sale
'
The $60,000 fire
April 30 — v. 187,
wefe awarded to the
—
offered
1835 —
State Bank, of Kenmore, as 3s.
p.
$24,000,000
f
r
:
'
-
Vestal Central School District No*
.
mental
health
structron bonds. Due
1
on
con-
June
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
10,000,060
bonds.
highway
Due
on
construction
June
1
from
1835—were awarded to the Marine
Trust
Company of Western New
York, in Buffalo, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
2.73%.
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated ; June 1,
interest (J-D)
1958. * Principal
payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City.
'
Y And
c
Note
av
cost
price of
of
about
follows:
Due
1973
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
April 28—v. 187, p. 1945.
—
"r
Greensboro* N. G.
V.Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
ling,;.Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment Commission, will receive
sealed" Bids
at
leigh until 11
his
a.m.
office
(EST)
in
Ra¬
on
May
,•,
(EST)
Dated
-
:
(P. O.
"
'
...
on
H
University'
Ada),
Ohio
Bond Offering—Chairman John
June
Board:
Principal and
of
(J-D) payable at the of¬
of Finance, or
fhat
announces
/Trustee^
sealed- bids until
will
the
reeeave
learnt (EfS£T)
fice of the Director
000
on
May 20 for theupurchastf edf
at the
legal depository of the City
Cleveland, at the purchaser's
in
Note
The
—
non-tax
exempt
dornri^er
revenue
bonds. Dated June ly WYl,
Due
Legality
approved,
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
June 1 from 1960S
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-Dl
by Squire, Sander^ 8c
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
;
foregoing supple¬
•
ments the report in our
April 28—v. 187, p. 1946.
issue
1Wt
LegaUfy
approved
Cleveland.
of
■
-
West
>
;
y
Offering — N. B. Chase
Village Clerk, will receive sealec
Geauga Local School District
(1>* O* Chesterland), Ohfo /
Bond Sale—The $275,000 btrfltfing bonds offered April 28—v. 187,
p: .1699—were
awarded te The
bids until
Ohio
.
Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio
Bond
noon
(DST)
May 28
on
of
for the purchase of $160,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds.
Dated
1958.
1 from
Due
on
Dec.
1968, inclusive.
1
June
-
•
/
•
'
1
..
Local Sch.
Reserve
Diet,
(P. O. Wakeman), Ohio
Bond Offering—Arlene Schadss,
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
ity
Company, as 8/43, at a price
101.13, a basis of about 9.13%.
Western
1959 to
Clerk of the Board of
land Trust Co., Cleveland.
Legal¬
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Education,
will receive sealed1 bids until 7:30
approved
(EST), on. May 21 for the
purchase of $9,000 street improve¬
County Sewer District No* ment, bonds. Dated May 1,, 19f6.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1908
4 (P. O. Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $157,000 Water inclusive.
Principal and' interest
Improvement No. 638 special as- (M-N) payable at the Wakeman
isessment bonds offered May 7— Bank Company,, Wakeman. Legal¬
v.
187, p. 1946—were awarded to ity approved by Squire, Sanders A
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.^ as Dempsey, of Cleveland.
at
100.71,
on
June 1 from
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
16,000 2%s. Due
1979.
and
on
June 1, 1978
' '
'
p.m.
DAKOTA
basis
of about
Bond
sealed bids until
noort (EST)
on
May 21 for the purchase of $490,-
first
revenue
1958.
mortgage
bonds.
Due
water
1974
Sale
Dated
Kraus,
as
—
2-1is, at
price of 10&78,
2.65%.
;.(t
a
basis
of
Bond
a
Marlow, Okla.
Offering — A. H. Schen*
about
works
May
1,
May 1 from 1961 to
2003 inclusive. Callable as of May
Bund Offering—Sealed bids will
1968.
Principal and interest
be received by the City Auditor 1,
until II a.m. (CST) on May 27 for (M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Gallipolis. Legal¬
the purchase of $950,000 refunding
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1958.-Due on May I from I960 to Williams, of Cincinnati.
Forgo* N. Dak.
Wooster* Ohio
Y,
The $350,000" Ex¬
Gallipolis, Ohio
pressway construction bondtt «&Bond Offering — Frances Wor- fered
May 2—v. 187* p. 191A *
man, City Auditor, will receive were awarded to Ball, Burgg A
000
NORTH
a
;
OKLAHOMA
on
Clerks will iiCCdllQsealed bids until 3 p.m, (CST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $»,«
bcckr City
,
GOO waterworks bonds.
1960 to
inclusive. Principal
and in¬
Harrison, Ohio
•
•
Bond Offering—HopeSXJrubbs,
payable at the City Treas¬
or at any suitable
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bank or trust company designated bids until noon
(EST) on May 21
by the successful bidder. Legality for the purchase of $18,500 park¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, ing lot bonds.
Dated May 15,
Barber
& Marquart, of Minne¬ 1958. Due on Nov^ 15 from 1959
Duerfront-
1968, inclusive.: "
Oklahoma
urer's: office,
No. 46 (P. O.
apolis.
'
to
1976
interest
First
inclusive.
(M-N)
National
Principal and
payable at the
Bank
of
Harrison.
County Indep. Sch* Diet*
Midwest City)* Qkbs>
Bond Offering—J. D. Hill, Ckrk
of the Board of Education1, will
receive sealed bids
(CST)
of
on.
until 7:3tt pin.
May 12 for thepurch««
$58,000' building bondSv
from
1960 to 1965,
tNAr
inclusive.
.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Stephens County Indep. Sch* Diet,
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
$480,000 special
No. IS (P. O: Velnra), OWk
;
assessment street improvement
HartvHle, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $80^900 build¬
Bond Sale—The $135,396 sani¬
and sewer district improvement
bonds offered May 5 — v. 187, tary sewer bonds offered May 7— ing bonds offered May 6—
v.
187, p. 1946—were awarded to p. 2054—were awarded to ®L J.
p. 1835—were awarded to- Fahey,
Clark & Co., and Wm. J. Mericka McDonald & Co., as ZlAs, at a price
Edwards, Inc.
& Co., jointly, as 3s, at a price of 101.36, a basis of about 3.34%.
of 100.81, a basis of about 2.85%.
Tulsa County Independent School
,
Bedford, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
NORTH CAROLINA
"*
!.
j*
.
Ohio Northern
Dec, 1 froitr 1959 •V. .vMelick
on
inclusive.
•)*-.•
■
receive
May 21 for the purchase of $1,-
2Yis,
OHIO
noon (EDST) on
/ (P. O. Vestal)r N. Y.
Bond Sate—The $190,000 school
May 13 for the purchase of_$40,-;
000,000 bondsy as follows;
"
"V bonds, offered May 1—v. 187,; p.
-'
as
—
sealed bids until
1
until
terest
Tonaufcmdo, Brighton Fire District
No^ S (P O. 243 Orchard Drive,
Kenmore), N. Y.
bonds
Arthur Levitt,
Comptroller, will receive
State
scaled.bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
May '2i for the purchase of $80,00(1
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
sevver
Mitchell, of New York
T -.
Bond Offering
-
Thoitipsbn, ' Kiarnesha Lake Sewer
DieC (P. ®: Monticello), N. Y.
Offering—Ralph Codding(ott, Town Supervisor, will receive
G®uuty Trust Co., Montieello. Leon
fgalUy- approved by Vande water,
/f
Sykes, Heckler ^ & Galloway, of
be
New York City.
Payable at
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legality
Approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
the.
Co., at
net interest
a
69,000 3 V2S. Due
"
Reld
J. Lee Peeler &
and'interest (M-N) payable at the
New York v*.
.
Finance, Will
sealed
to
<
and interest payable at the
ristown State Bank., (The sole
Cleveland Heights* Ohio
bonds.
>•
Schuele,
issue
Bond Offering—Edward
sewer
*
bid
was rejected at the March 10
of¬
fering.)
K
foregoing supple¬
Director of
000.000
'•••''
'
of
Principal
May 5—v. 187, p. 2054.
ity approved by Ellison and Elli- |$63,000 6s. Due on June 1 from 2.12%.
Homing: Authority^ fsori, ;of-.Watkins Glen.
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
»
" K
"'*,/
Ipew York City
Y
Chillicothe. Le¬
noon
District,
Morristown, Ohia
Bond Offering*—Vivian
Duffy,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
rids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
May 12
for the purchase of
$15,000 water
works improvement bonds* Dated
March i, 1958: Due on Sept, I from
1950 to 1978 inclusive;
Principal
report in our
bids
School
Franklin
sive. Principal and;interest (A-£>)"
'
The
—
the
June 1, 1981. Squire,
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
// Bond Offering—Waiter C. WieseJ Schuyler- County
•
water
composed" of Smithy Barney & Co;,. June 1, 1958.
Reynolds & Co., and Chas. King 1959 to 1968
'of: about. 2.76%.
7 Lochport, N.
■
v
4<
Note
ments
Local
«a
V
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
option.
:
p. 2063—were awarded to a group
inclusive.
100.05,
of
$68,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for May 1~
v.
187, p. 1699-—has been post¬
poned until May 20./
interest payable at the First
interest
June
on
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
700,000 4s.
1978
3s, at
as
Fahey,
ing
noon
t, 1953. Due semi¬
June and Dec. 1 from
on
1, 1958.
June
on
1965 inclusive:
*
& McCarthy, of New York City. % &
i''
and
'
-
to
Corp.;
Jacksonville, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. EasterPavilion, Bethany, Covington, -ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Middlehury and Yorh Central
ment: Commission,
T-' - School District No. 1 (P. O.
will
receive
: Dated
April 15* 1958;^Due on. •"// / <'* Pavilion), N. Y.
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
: i
April 15 from 1959 to 1963, iiicl. « Bdrtd Sale—The $675,000 school leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
./Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ bonds offered May 8 — v. 187, 113 for the purchase of .$40,000
,
1959
Breed &
terest
June
annually
Co.,
ff
v.
—-
Ohio
(EST) on May 15 for the purchase
$2,000,000 school building bonds.
Dated
&
Marengo
until
May 5
basis of about 2.99%.
of
2054—were
p.
to a group composed of
R. S. Dickson & Co.; J. Lee Peeler
Clark
Education, will
bids
offered
1946—were awarded to
p.
Lincoln, jointly.
National Bank, of
sonville), N. C.
Sale
-
.
sonds
Co., and First Trust
sealed
$18,760.63 street
equipn
mprovement and fire
ChilUcothe City Sch. Diet., Ohio
rBon«T Offering—Grace S. Clark,
Clerk of Board of
receive
/>l>
*
;
Louisville, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
County School District
(P. O* Alliance), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $655,000 school
building bonds offered May 5—v.
187, p-. 2052 — were awarded to
Co. of
1, 1958. / Principal
and interest (M-N I
payable at the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality
approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City,
Principal and
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Butte
Stern Bros. &
May
inclusive.
(M-M> payable at the
City Bank, of Kent.
Legality.apt.
proved
by
Squire,, Sanders n-3e
Cleveland.
to
>* ";/•"]
inclusive.
Dated
1968
nterest
(J-D) payable
at the Peoples
Savings Bank Co.,
Mount Gilead. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
;:
inclusive.
2,000,000 auditorium bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1977
*'
rr
sanitary
May 1
on
1983
-
Offering— Ha
1983
to
oil
clusive.
2,000,000
-
•»
Due
awarded
.
ayea
Rutty & Co.,
bonds.
to
cipal and interest
Box
water
May 1 from 1959
May
i I One ida County (P.'O. Utica),
'ftew York
'
Geneva, N. Y.
•.
Bond Sale—The
.
clusive.
4,000,000
of
1945—were awarded to the First
jand Au:chiriclossr Parker & RedNational Bank of ..Hamden,, as
jpath,": as;3s, at" 100.169,, a basis of
2.40s, at a price of-100.09,: a basis about
2.98%r^ ; .:
of about 2.38%?.
//■■/ "/ ■•,..• ■£/
p.
clusive.
interest
Westbury Trust Company, in
Westbury. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mci
Carthy, of New York City.- * - >
on. Dee. 1
from 1950 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
500,000 bridge bonds.
Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
v
1978
group composed of Smith, Barney
& Co.; Goldman,, Sachs
t& Co.;
Sale—The $220,000 school
offered
May * 7 — v;; 187,
bonds
until
$10,000,0001 Dated May 1, 1958. Due
follows:
as
$1,500,000 street bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
paratus bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
187, 'p.
1
(P. O. Delhi), N. Y. :/.J
<\
Treasurer,
bids
May 15 for the pur¬
$85,000 building and ap¬
on
of
school
Kortwright,'- 'Meredith,
Franklin, Hanxden and Bovina
v
.
.
Delhi,
t
Offering—Joseph F. Mc-
Kenna,
chase
Cortland City School District, N.'Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,775,000
Westbury Water
Westbury), N. Y.
(P.. CI,
Bond
Bennington Local School District
(P. O. Marengo), Ohio
Bond Offering—Flora L. Esty,
Clerk of the Board
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on May 20 for the purchase
$68,000 school building bonds.
of
Kent, Ohio
— Francis
J.
District No. 1 (P.
Kerwin, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Offering
May 16 for the purchase of $38,426.84 street improvement special
assessment bonds. Dated April 1,
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
bonds
p.
offered
O. Tulsa), Okla.
$4,5OO,OO03^W«fc
May
6
—
V* 1W#
1946—were awarded to a gpwup
headed by the
Chicago, at
a
Northern TrttStCo*
price of 100.0?,
a neti
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
cost
interest
2V4S.
1900
from
on July 1
1966 inclusive,
Due
to
1 from
960,000 2Y2S. Due on July
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
23,is.
1.800,000
Due
1970 to
from
*
as
-
$2,240,000
•
2.53%,
about
follows:
July
on
1
1973 inclusive.
account:
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago; Chase Manhattan Bank,
First National City Bank, both of
New York: City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Kansas City; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; National Bank,
of
Tulsa; R. JV. Edwards, Inc.;
SmalJ-Milburn Company; and An¬
drews & Wells, Inc.
Other members of the
Due
&
Scribner, Butcher &
Sherrerd, Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and Rodman & Renshaw,
as
4s.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on
July 1 from 1991 to 1996 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Mellon Na¬
Deane
tional
Bank
&
awarded
were
Stroud
to
3V2S.
as
1
June
TENNESSEE
to)
from
1
1959
to
1978
from
1959
Due
to
on
in¬
1978
(EST)
chase
of
June
1, 1958. Principal
payable at the First
interest
National Bank of
Boston, or at the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Com¬
pany, in Providence. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Narragansett, R. I.
Co.,
Due
inclusive.
bonds
1 from
Callable
pur¬
of June
Marion
%
,..
County
,4
*
•
(P.
;
■.
Bond
OREGON
Distrtt<s:~4;(P. O. Box 7, Molalla),
Oregon
Bond Offering—Doris Richard¬
Clerk,
District
son,
May 28 for the purchase of $190,100
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
1958
from
I
inclusive.
1967
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County
Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Shuler,
fice.
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
5—v.
187, p. 1947—were awarded
McJunkin, Patton & Co., as
2:!ks, at a price of 100.11, a basis
to
about
of
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
;
Bond
Sale—The $330,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered
May 6—v.
187,
1947—
p.
awarded to Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., as 21/4s,
were
at
price of
2.17%.
a
100.56,
basis
a
of
Offering
PUERTO
RICO
1959
for
the
purchase
Twenty-fifth Bluff
June 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Shu¬
Rankin, of
Portland.
'
Klamath County,
South Suburban
Sanitary District (P. O. Klamath
Falls), Oregon
Bond Offering—M. D. Gunderr
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Until May 26 for the purchase of
$1,800,000 sanitary sewer, system
bonds. (Bids were rejected at the
May 5 offering—v. 187, p. 1835.)
son,
East Deer
sek,
Township (P. O;
Creighton), Pa.
Offering — Lawrence Ci-
Secretary
of
Board
the
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on May 12
the purchase of $80,000 gen¬
for
eral
obligation bonds.
of
will receive
the
School
Board,
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(DST) on. May 13 for the
purchase of $250,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds. Dated June
I, 1958.
Due on June
1
from
1960 to
1976 inclusive. Callable
as
of June
1, 1968. Legality approved
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of
by
Harris burg.
Framington
-
Bond
Twp. (P. O. R. D. 2,
Akeley), Pa.
Offering—Frank
E.
Wil¬
Township Secretary, will
cox,
ceive
sealed
bids
the
Authority
until
7:30
*
:
-
on
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
1
Nov.
from
Interest
approved
1,
1960
1957.
to
1987
M-N.
Due
in¬
Legality
Sinon &
by
Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Director
1958,
the
of
for
Puerto
Rico
is
ceive
of
'$450,000
bonds,
Authority (P. O.
Juan), Puerto Rico •
Director
of
the
Authority.
Cargo movement through the air¬
port in March totaled 2,844,015
with
compared
in March
of last year,
3,389,933
a
decrease
1
from
1,
the
March
ended
31,
1958,
passenger
figures
totaled
988,039 against
870,401
for the
year
ended
March
resenting
an
Cargo moved
31, 1957, rep¬
increase
of
12%.
in the year ended
last
totaled
March
42,111,522
pounds compared with 37,457,329
pounds in the .corresponding pe¬
riod last year, an increase of 11%.
The Government Development
for
Puerto
for the
Rico
Puerto
is
Rico
fiscal
Ports
on
May 5
to
a
group
sold
composed
9f the First Boston
Corp., Shields
&
Co., Alex.
Brown
&
Sons,
Moore,. Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
ISLAND
Offering—Edward F. Mcbids
at
the
First
National
Bank, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
a.m. (DST) on
May 14 for the pur¬
$150,000 refunding bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned bank.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
I.
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) 011 May
13 for the purchase of
$700,000
as
from
1
clusive.
1959 to
Bonds
and thereafter
of
June
1,
in¬
1978
in
due
1.969
callable
are
Due
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sale—The
$110,000 street
Columbian Securities
the
Dated June
187,
$400,000 school
offered
bonds
1947—were
p.
$240,000 3%s. Due
1959
1980
to
60,000 3.70s. Due
1981
$71,000 4s.
Due
1959 to
May
1—
awarded to
Co.,
&
May
on
1969
1970 to
April
from
15
inclusive.
Citizens
Bank
and
Southern
of South
National
Marion, at the purchaser's option.
Legality
approved
by
Sinkler,
&
Simons,
May 15 from
eligible
waiver
or
by
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
ceive
follows:
$350,000 elementary school bonds.
sealed
(EST)
of
until
11
Indep. Sch.
building
District,
bonds
was
Tex.
$250,000
sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Dated May
1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
to 1975, inclusive.
a
Greenville, Texas
Bond Sale—The $225,000 airport
bonds offered May 6 — v. 187,
p.
1947
were
—
awarded
Securities
to
the
Corp.
of
.
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1959
1—v.
to
Hamilton
Securities
with the
Board.
approval
of the
County
Board
Offering
of
Clement
Offering
Westerman,
receive
Com¬
City
sealed
Texas
—
Mrs.
Secretary,
bids
until
11
H.
will
a.m.
(CST) on May 21 for the purchase
$15,600,000 bonds, as follows:
$50,000 storm sewer bonds.
011
July 1 from 1959 to
Dated
1
Due
Bonds
1961
due
Interest
A-O.
Gibson,
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
1968
$65,000 general
obligation bonds offered May
2.40s.
M.
Dain
....
•
&
Co.,
--
•;
as
214s and
•
.
-
1998
inclusive.
and thereafter
of
April 1, 1968.
Legality approved
& Gibson, of
Spence
Irving,
j
Texas
$100,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to Dittmar & Co., as 3%s.
Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
First
National
Bank, of Dallas.
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Legality
La
Marque Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond
Sale—The
$225,000 school
May
1—
387, p. 1947—were awarded to
R. J. Edwards, Inc., and Creston
house
offered
bonds
H.
Funk, Hobbs & Co., jointly.
Longview, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
general obligation bonds
the
1972
First
as
Due
inclusive.
600,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds.' Due 011
July 1 from 1059 to- 1978 in¬
.
clusive.
sold
of
Dated June 1,
National
2%s.
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
$350,000
was
Bank,
from 1969 to
Interest J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Orange County Water Control and
Improvement District No.
1
(P.O.
Vidor), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
Bond Sale—The
to J.
as
Bond Sale—A11 issue of
water
was
and
sold
the
$120,000
bonds
system
sewer
to
First
of
Texas
Corp.
bituminous
surfacing
improvement
bonds.
on
July 1 from 1959 to
1,300,000
DAKOTA
1947—were awarded
to
1969
in
callable
Quanah, Texas
street
p.
a.m.
April 1, 1958. Due onv April
1983
390,000 sanitary sewage disposal
system bonds. Due on July 1
Mitchell, S. Dak.
187,
M.
sealed
May 23 for the purchase
on
from
inclusive.
from
5—v.
Sister
that
$600,000 non-tax exempt dor¬
mitory and student center bonds.
1958.
M.
of
Carthy, of New York City.
eral
O.
Secretary of
—
Directors
announces
bids will be received until 10
Dallas,
Bond
Legality
approved
by
Hoyt, Washburn
&
Mc¬
SOUTH
Bond
to
Houston,
in¬
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank in Spar¬
tanburg, or at the option of the
holder, at a bank in New York
City, such banks to be selected
by the purchaser of the bonds
of
issue
our
2056.
p.
Word College (P.
Antonio), Texas
San
1947—were awarded
p.
pany.
clusive.
Reed,
187,
the
Due
1978
report in
May 5—v. 187,
Sale—The
Bond
a.m.
1958.
to
—
v.
Hereford, Texas
$100,000 street
improvement bonds offered May
'■
May 22 for the purchase
$500,000 capital improvement
the
on
on
bonds.
on
bids
ments
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
for
,
Ashmore,
Clerk of County Board, will re¬
1, 1958. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Manhattan
State
the
Education, which met
Columbian
of Charleston.
July
Chase
by
inclusive.
are
Bond Sale—An issue of
Carolina, Charles¬
ton, or at the Bank of Marion, in
Gibbs
1979
inclusive.
on
5.
Graham
1958.
substation bonds.
July 1 from 1959"Ho
interest
and
are
April 1 from
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
and
1975
bonds
purchase
on
1,
1978
Austin.
These
May
inclusive.
to
of
Board of
April 1 from
1983 inclusive.'
to
Dated
on
bonds. Due
1959
1983 inclusive.
tion, and Rotan, Mosle
jointly, as follows:
1976 to
sold to Robinson-Hum¬
from
police
Dated
(CST)
water
was
375,000
*
the Equitable Securities Corpora¬
286,000 3s. Due
phrey Co., Inc., as follows:
recreation
July 1 from
inclusive.
1978
to
Incarnate
Sale—The
house
on
inclusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Port Lavaca), Texas
Bond
and
Due
July 1
on
poration of Texas.
1,1958. Interest J-D.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
and sewer system revenue
1978
Cor¬
43,000 314 s. Due on May 15 from
Marion, S. C.
Due
1959 to
400,000 flood control
Calhoun
as
1968.
from
park
1959
from
1
'
■
•
inclusive.
Due
1977
to
May
on
1972
improvement bonds offered May
1—v. 187, p. 1836—were awarded
v.
Bond Offering—R. H.
Loughlin, Director of Finance, will
chase of
June
1968.
June
y
Central Falls, R. I.
bonds,
Due
to
f@J|$$vs;(
as
Brownfield, Texas
1978 inclusive.
of
j
center bonds.
1
bonds.
1700—were awarded
p.
3s.
Bond
1969 and there¬
as
July
500,000
Texas.
RHODE
sealed
June
250,000 Cooper River Park and
Playground District.
Due on
ceive sealed bids c/o The First
National Bank of
Boston, Munici¬
was
187,
1959
noon
on
way
from
clusive.
500,000 civic
in¬
|
tq Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
to
callable
are
Authority.
receive
1959 to
due in
Bonds
bonds
19%.
Pennsylvania
000 water revenue bonds
as
after
May 2 by Eduardo Garcia, Execu¬
agent
ited tax
1978
obligation
general
follows:
-
Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
$130,000 unlim¬
road bonds offered April
44,000 3.30s.
May 15 for the purchase
on
1
650,000 airport bonds.
Texas
30,000 3)4s.
until
of
inclusive,
elusive.
a.m.
Armstrong County (P. O. Calude),
1973
bids
-
July
on
1983
to
inclusive.
$56,000
O.
Due
1959
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in-
sealed
1988
to
TEXAS
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1983
sealed
(EST)
March, 1958, compared with 76,119
in March, 1957, an increase of 7%,
to
an
announcement
according
Bank
1959
right
street
to
from
1
850,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds. Due on
R.
011
Offering—Bartley J. Riddock, County Treasurer, will re¬
Rise—Passenger traffic through
year
;
■
County (P.
Charleston), S. C.
Air Passenger Traffic Continues
For
1 from
Charleston
Puerto Rico Ports
San
1959
clusive.
14—v.
on May
1977 inclusive.
Service District. Due
of
from
1
1969 inclusive.
1978 to
fiscal
Bond Offering — G. Russell
Ramsden, City Treasurer, will re¬
$2,500,-
May
on
106,000 3V2S. Due
Au¬
Municipal Authority of Westmore¬
County (P. O. Greensburg),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
$200,000 North Charleston Public
Cranston, R.
land
3s.
1970 to
Authority.
tive
from
1
3.34%,
1.12,000 VUs- Due
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
to
Inter¬
June
July
bonds.
(CST) on May 15 for the purchase
$550,000 sewer improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due
on
from
inclusive.
1,360^000
Bond Sale—The
1960 to
Revenues
March,
that
announces
on
1978
of
follows:
$82,000
During the month of March, 13
projects were completed and 18
new ones begun.
The 'Government Development
Bond
■
the
net interest cost of about
re¬
Valley College (P. O.
Annville), Pa.
Bond Offering — E. N. Funkhouser, President of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EDST) on June 6
for the purchase of $200,000 noniax exempt dining hall revenue
bonds.
in
Due
inclusive.
1968
Bond
p.m.
Lebanon
of
composed
Corp., Frost, Read
Simons, and Johnson, Lane,
Space & Co., at a price of 100.08,
thority.
Bank
C.
1
inclusive.
bids will be received until 10
Sale—The
group
Jr.,
overpass i
July
inclusive.
1,635,000 sanitary sewage bonds.
state Securities
to
Executive
(DST) on May 14 for the purchase
af
$20,000
general
obligation
bonds.
a
$647,327 compared
with $596,648 in March of 1957,
according to Rafael V. Urrutia,
pounds
Elizabethtown Area Sch. Dist., Pa.
<•' Bond
Offering—A. K. Garman,
Secretary
of
School District
County
$300,000 school
building bonds offered April 30—
v.
187, p. 1947—were awarded to
Rico
—
to
and
on
1978
2,330,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978
J. V. Barker,
Springfield, Tenn.
Offering—Mayor Jno.
Bond
CAROLINA
(P. O. Abbeville), S.
Bond
International Airport at San Juan,
Puerto
Rico,
totaled
81,801
in
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
.Puerto
Revenues Increase
amounted
1959
from
<
.
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
for the purchase of $661,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
Due
to
from
1
inclusive.
bridge
1959
28
Long,
Abbeville
as
'
$142,000
improvement
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
composed
&
July
on
1968
to
bonds.
O. Jasper),
—
'
/
marker:
name
Due
2,700,000
3.66%.
a
Offering—John B.Thomas,
ler, Sayre, Winfree &
of Kidder,
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, and Estabrook & Co., as
3.70s, at 100.19, a basis of about
a
Peabody
&
City Clerk, will receive -sealed, fcrnUtotRieo Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)."on May 19
on
group
awarded
2.35%.
Dalles City, Oregon
bonds.
to
1947—were
p.
SOUTH
about
land.
Bond
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
187,
(PST) on
bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
receive
will
College, Pa.
$100,000
Sale—The
Bond
County Union High Sch.
Clackamus
—v.
street
bonds.
■
State
from
inclusive.
1978
Tennessee
offered May 6
recreation
July 1
inclusive.
011
1973
on
165,000
1,
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
City.
Due
1978
sanitary sewage bonds.
July 1 from 1959 to
Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
York
and
Due
to
375,000
1978
1959 to
as
park
bonds.
1959
the
for
500,000
a.m.
1963.
Sale—The $850,000 school
Bond
construction
10
10
electric rev¬
Dated June 1, 1958.
June
on
until
$3,000,000
bonds.
enue
Dated
and
bids
June
on
Anderson,
Board, will
Utilities
of
sealed
-
inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. H.
Chairman
receive
Monday, May 12, 1958
..
820,000 storm sewer bonds.
on
July 1 from 1959 to
Knoxville, Tenn.
Due
clusive.
O.
&
bonds.
200,000 sewerage bonds.
'
,
1959
inclusive.
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered
May 1—v. 187, p. 1947—
Inc.,
June
on
Sale—The $45,000 general
Bond
from
150,000 high school
Co., Pitts¬
burgh. Legality approved by
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart
& Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
Township (P.
Grindstone), Pa.
1
1978 inclusive.
Trust
Redstone
June
on
.
Bond Offering
J.
M.
Darwood
—
City Secretary
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
May 15 for the
purchase of $200,000 water system
bonds.
Volume
187
Number 5741
Port
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Arthur, Texas
White Deer
■ {
independent Sch. Dist.,
(2M7) >M
bonds
offered
'
T exas
Bond Offering—^Sealed bids will
1836—were
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
(CST)
on
the
May 29 for the purchase of school bonds was sold to
Securities
Corp.
of
$448,000 general obligation bonds. Columbian
Texas, and First of-Texas Corp:,
Queen City, Tex.
jointly.
•-•-/••'•
;
•
j
be
received
until
11
Housing
a.m.
Agency,
Texas
Hartford /A O.
.
'
Executive
White River
Junction), Vt. */
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
.Bond
school
building bonds was sold to
First 'of : Texas Corporation,
the
follows:
as
$34,000
^
v:
:
_
•
;
/ 7*
.
Due
3s,
26*000. a%s.- Due
1972 to: 1976
Dated
May 1 from
on
inclusive."
■?:'
1959. to
1976
of
the First
Dallas*
payable
'bids
A.
Si-
until
2
.
the
p.ip.
Montpelier
Director
inary loan notes.
1958.
par.
-
v.
bids until 8 p.m.
the State
(PST)
eral obligation bonds.
1, 1958.
Fay,
Secretary -
on
May 21
for the purchase of $874,877
gen¬
Due
to
inclusive.
1988
on
Dated June
June 1 from 1960
Callable
10 years from date of issue.
cipal and interest
Due Dec.
Dated June 10,
12, 1958.
WASHINGTON
Thorgrimson
No.2
&
island
Horowitz,
p.
1948—were awarded to
Finance
Committee,
us
par.
King County, Auburn Sch.'Diet Mo,
408
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
eral
(J-D) payable bonds
p.
Sale—The
obligation
offered
$385,000 gen¬
schodl
May 6
feutldlftg
v.
—
JSJ,
1948—were awarded to ihe Ha-
tional
Bank
of Tacoma,
as
of
Washixi#On4 Of
8s, at par.
(
Kitsap County, Bremerton CongoU
County,
Coupeville Con sol.
School District No. 204 {P. O.
Coupeville), Wash.
(P. O. Quincy), Wash.
187,
3%s, at
after
Prin¬
Seattle.
Grant County Public Hospital Diet.
School District fio. 100-C {P.O.
Port Orchard), Woth.
I
,
Bond Sale—The $1,200^)00 gen¬
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general, eral obligation b€mds offered
Bond
Offering — Thelma
G.
May
Coates, Secretary of the Board of obligation bonds offered -May 5— 8—v. 187, p. 1948—wore awarded
Principal /and ^ interest
at
price of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Treasurer, will ^receive sealed bids at the County Treasurer's office.
until 1 pan. <DST) on May 20 £or
Legality
aproved
by
Preston,
the purchase of $443,000 prelim¬
j
.
-
Na-
tional Bank, Montpelier, or at the
iMercharpts National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Peter
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
'
pay¬
National Bank,
at the holder's
or
sealed
inclusive.
!;
inclusive
Principal and:interest (M-N)
at
.
May 1, 1958. Due on May
11 from.
able
>
Offering—Robert
'
(DST) on May 14 for the purchase
of- $75,000 water works improver
ment bonds.
Dated May lj 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1977
May 1 from
on
1959 ta 1971 inclusive,.;- /
'•
monds, Town Treasurer, will reiceive
a
p.
Note Offerings—Frederic A.
~
Troup Indep. School District, Tex.
2%s, at
187,
Federal
Finance
Housing Authority, Va.
VERMONT
Corp.
the
Richmond Redevelopment and
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
of
to
Home
VIRGINIA
-
school bonds was sold to the First
as
May 1—v.
sold
and
.
.
op¬
Rutland, Vt.
!
tion, at the First National Bank, ■ay Bond fSaie—The $485,000 vari¬
ous purposes
bonds offered May
in Troup-r Legality: approved by
5—-v. 187, p. 1947—were awarded
Dumas, Huguenin.y & Boothman, to
a
group composed of W. E
of Dallas.
'•
Button & CO., Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., and Weeden &
'•>.
Van Horn* Texas '
f.\<
Bond Sale—An issue of $208,000 Co., as 3V2S, at a price of 100.06,
,
.
•
..
basis of about 2.49%.
a
refunding
to
revenue
R a use her,
the
bonds
Pierce
sold
was
&
The
Co., ""and
Municipal. Securities
Co.,
Sjoihtly.f "
Vermont College
tax
:|v
Corporation
(P. O. Montpelier), Vt.
The $800,000 non¬
exempt dormitory y,revenue
Bond Sale
.
;
—
j,iit..-
y
>.'■
Federal Reserve System
business
indexes
7 1947-49 Average=100
Seasonally Adjusted
f
■
7*
: 'V ■>
•
-1958
/ In4u^rial.VprodAiction:-^ptal__-i.'_'.
128
$ '" Manufactures _i—:
sA . 1'29':
A'/
Nondurable
i!:———-Arr__iiA ~-'T24,
durables—:.;:
'
•
_™./
—
133
137
139
131
125
.112
148
.149:
166
>1118
110
;".•
111
y
132
;,139
*238
131
.'
122
105
142
.120
106
105
114'v
226
132
•
"115
S;114
*.■
149 '■
.107
' •2411:
'
111
:
'107
,
155
171:
v
Ill
-
228
123.5-A ■'
Gas—-itJl.SLL 1——4—Arfvty
March
-
126
132
:/#;92
consumer: durables—_™_ 4*109
outputs Wtakt>.+239
Electricity
,
131
131
119
.
Xfi-- Other
7 U t i£ty
129
■.*
;
7125
;.£,103//
: A-u tos-.
Feb.
145:
.
'
1957
•March
131 A A", 147
137
163.'
-
Minerals L_/J/.x™—.iL—i./_y/AT13*'
Cod/uriier durable goods, ;t«eal__— '/yTOSvA
,3 Major ^consumer
1958
March
f
130
:Durable;_l"-_'_l-l^:__—.V135-
-
-Unadjusted-
1957
,
Feb.'
4 ?March
V".
*
*250 /
221
*116.7
JL20.1
Maaui'acturingrTprod. workers)—C*'•tV/jV*/ < AAA''
./.A:'--Ehiployment/;totar —94T. •/>. -95.6
"106;0
■
Nqnagricultural employees; total:A//116.0
,
iDurable;.-.,—A^>67*2 A:'" 99.2>y£
(Nondurable
lyrolls
,v
90.5
'■k*.
Freight carloadings
%i??- 75
Department stores sales, value_l^
tl30 '
Department store stocks, «vaiueJ-i ':
t »*
c-
-i
(•
,
" --'71
.VU15
:
/
February
70
-
•
67.4
,>
155
based on
■
.'
y ■tn
1
-.
!
"
.
81.t
'•
-
81.4
•
Jr
•
•
F.'W.>Dodge data for 48 states.
tNot available.
1947-49 Average—100
Seasonally Adjusted
1958-
Durable Manufactures:
Primary metals
*March
t
—:
.'
Metal fabricating
»■'
...
fabricated
Machinery
i
m
'
•
J>.
'
metal
"
J150
Nonelectrical
Electrical
:_
'_
•
Transportation equipment
/ Autos} trucks,-and partsi Other transportation
I
*
,91.
,156
-184
122
•123
•138
118
5*
208
228
142
315
359 ;
162
174i
;ti6
155
117
*132/
119 V
126
140
-■
132 y
•129
429
115"
->153 >
•112/
t
"105
.121
'120
111
>111
119T
128
.426
139 :,t.
•
:
i3i'
// Soudurabl© Manufactures:
Textiles
and
Textile
appareli/—1
mill
'*
*..
Lj-
productsi^;—1'_ ..X
7Apparel and allied;products——
Rubber and leather products——_
94 V.
it''
y
>'
■
RUbber products
l^x.'
feather and products™.:
"■ .yT
Paper and printing—y
/' Paper and allied products..
Printing arid- publishing
Newsprint consumption
105:,
•
Job
printing and periodicals
Chemical
and
petroleum
products
Chemicals and allied products
Industrial chemicals
Petroleum and coal products
Foods, beverages, and tobacco
Food and
Food
beverage manufactures
manufactures
t* ty
143 "
X
138,
■
•"
,
-'103*7 :%113
X
95
W
105
'
X
:
>
■
■-
-t
;T11
145 •'
"
144 "
139
■
124
t
_•
:-100
112
114
-
106-
..101
.
105
•
•x
*•'
96
91
103
*
•--
112
-
•113
t
123
•
.
119
130
148
"'
'
105 '
:•
X
.
X ' "
-115
-
147
;«
157
T47
v
141
,,
>145
X
•
141
'
X
-
137
151
163
'
144
'
X
124
132
X
121
X
147
145
X
145
164
165
171
466
168
174
X
178
182
t
181
186
X
191
202
X
195
206
129
*128
137
147
141
128
•130
139
114
114
114
'105
104
105
X
114
114
X
104
105
X
114
X
103
X
115
X
t
111
X
Tobacco manufactures
112
X
Beverages
X
111
X
X
111
104
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
112
Coal
Natural gas and gas
Metal,
118
stone,
and
•Preliminany.
earth
113
132
70
Crude oil and natural gas
Crude oil
68
92
131
142
151
116
129
142
121
134
67
68
88
135
•
146
156
120
T31
148
liquids—
X
t
198
t
X
206
minerals
120
119
132
104
103
114
tNot availaWe
M
107
•161
.134
'
161
•
•99
110
Jjliscellaneous manufactures129
J90
177'
'
318
120
:
181
173-
120
•
132
176
'131*
133
Ill'
148
131
•186
107
•'121
">147
.•>355
162
v
'
219
311
y.130
and miscellaneous____Furniture and fixtures—
J154
155 ';
204'
-
•99
/
productsy_7/—_y.J._ •'
Furniture
/
i
.
177
184
160
and
144
-■
172
128
315
vlsumher
March
99
138 >
145
.7.'
180
equip—
1957
:
Feb.
f
i 126.
: 173
,
;
97
il<?9
123
.
•March
137
153
;
-
Instruments
CI%> glass, antf lurober products—
: Stone,: clay;
and- glass products
•..
i
1958
*
March
,
95
products_:__, .£ 122
i17 ; ,-142
-Unadjusted-
1957
>
Feb.
92
-
-
y;.,,
+A. J ./•_.
..
,1
i
r
-
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
-
•-." 2
::r 114
81.3
.
;
•:..:,";-77.7
_
NOTE—Construction-contract indexes
-
-*/•
91 >7
-
*95
>;« February
v~"
'73.5
♦Preliminary. .fEstimated.
105m
*139
t
Without Seasonal Adjustment
1958
■
1957
•—;•
All other
97
137
450
77
i
value
Residential
\
1
118.7
y
t
t/ y57.5 y ^-99.4 7V115.3
B9.5 ?*ri90A r,.:?,.':947
rtr'-.iI^43.3 !-:>;145.1164.3
*146 *
1956-57'average=100
1'
Total
L,
114.8
114.8
*124
j
Construction:.contracts.
:
93.8 y .yy;95.3
I'm.4
^r-'y
L-ii/i: 'T"
i._.
•414.7
,j„
I
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
,
•
composed of SeattleBank, of Seattle,
Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago,
Blvth & Co., Inc., Foster & Mar¬
to
group
a
National
First
Pacific Northwest Co.,
& Stein, and Peoples
National Bank of Washington, Se¬
shall,
Bramhall
*
May 27 for the purchase
lows:
bonds,
*■'
896,000 3V«s. Due on June 1
1974 to 1978 inclusive,
from 1960 to
'
Due
1968 inclusive.
bonds
The
July 1,
callable as of
dated
are
1958.
The bonds are
July
Counties,
Washington\
Sale—The
1, 1968.: Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at
&
$325,000
the
School District No,
price of par.
a
Pierce
County
School District No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
320
Sale—The $130,000
Bond
Olympia), Wash.
school
building general obligation bonds
offered April 25—v. 187, p. 1700—
were
awarded
to
the National
Bank
of
Commerce, of Seattle,
and Foster & Marshall, jointly.
school
building bonds offered May 1—
v.
187, p. 1836—were sold to the
State of Washington, as 3.20s, at
Yakima
Crunty,
No. 10 (P.
sealed
R.
Johnson,
Treasurer, will
receive
bids until 10 a.m. (PST)
purchase of
$2,313,000 general obligation school
building
bonds.
Dated June 1,
May
1958.
to
the
for
27
Due
on
10 years
from
Callable
inclusive.
1978
.1
June
to
a
after
sion
7 urnpike
Bank
is
will
gen¬
Bond
to
Due
f
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Poynette), Wis.
May
on
St.
general
a
about
price
the
until
Jerome
School
Bond Sale—An.issue of
building bonds
100.45,
a
Mills,
basis of
Spence
3.19%.
the
of
&
in
were
June
2,
Interest
1983.
names
and
to
addresses
with
QUICK
GROWTH:
FACTS —1957
new
payment
1
Amount
Over 1956
Net Income for
$ 5,945,997
9
$1.82
;
corporate name
Per Cent of
is
9
Operating
Company, inc.
one
the business of
American Gas and Electric System has been
exclusively electric. The new name has been
adopted to identify more accurately
business and
our
service.
8
$26,983,317
..
STABILITY OF REVENUE: With
7
•
.
v
■
■
revenues
$28,887,710
28
2,243,080
Utility Plant
8
%
Customers at End of Year....
:
200,059
'
4
hour Use Per Residential
'
;
7,642
6
POWER SYSTEM
jacent rural
states:
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copy
Through its own
generation—which totals 180,000 kilowatts
—long-term agreements with, the Chelan and
Grant County Public Utility Districts and other
resources, Puget plans to have sufficient power
available to meet a projected peak demand of
1,000,000 kilowatts in the mid-1960's.
,
in the belief that this
Through these six operating companies:
Co.
areas.
ENDURING FAITH:
Frank McLaughlin, President
860 Stuart
Appalachian Power Company
of Puget's 1957
Annual Report, write:
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio,
of electric¬
ADEQUATE FUTURE POWER:
around
Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee
use
company
newr
Average Annual Kilowatt-
For
.
miles which includes 270 communities and ad¬
(in thousands)
providing electric service to 1,350,000 customers
derived from the home
%
57% of its total
is less vulnerable revenue-wise
in an economic decline. Also, Puget serves a well
balanced, decentralized area of 3,200 square
ity, the
Customer
ELECTRIC
Puget's territory
economically promising sec¬
the U.S. In cooperation with civic, busi¬
of the most
and governmental groups, the Company is
working to help realize the area's potential for
economic growth.
;
,
2
$1.36
Share....
Operating Revenues
Kilowatt-hour Sales
increased
ness
22.0
Revenue
Dividends Paid per
area
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT:
j
Stock
Population in Puget's
74.2% in the 15 years ended 1955 and is fore¬
cast to rise by 60% in the period 1955-65.
Puget's load growth is expected to continue up¬
ward, consistent with past performance.
% Increase
*
For many years
Growing Area
During the past year, Puget continued to forge
ahead through positive performance.
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file
Common Stock
American Electric Power
PUGET POWER...
In A
■
on
Continuing Progress
Gross Additions to
Kentucky Power Company
H^fsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4%s,
eventually
advised
mail notices of the
a new
Indiana & Michigan Electric
sold to
Ltd.,
Co.,
FOR
at
coupon
pleased to announce that
American Gas and Electric Company
seven
$350,000
was
tions in
in these
(Province
J-D.
may
are
West Virginia,
'
coupon
We
AMERICAN
SASKATCHEWAN
of) :
$25,000,000 improvement bonds was sold
to
a
group
composed of Bell,
Gouinlock
& Co., "Mills,
Spence
& Co., Inc., Dawson, Hannaford,
hi% Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, and
DUe
detached
(PST) on date.
our
c7Irv
Trust
Per Shore of Common
/
1,1958. Interest J-D.
June 1
Com¬
mission, P. O. Box 1469, Charles¬
ton 25, West Virginia, which will
Finance, will receive
!
1978 inclusive.
'rrSaskatchewan
and
the West Virginia Turnpike
adopted
1969 to
Dated June
Creighton, MacKenzie & Co., Ltd.,
of
Building,
Seattle 1, Washington
Puget faces the future firm
country's sources of strength
are
unequalled^ that the national economy is ba¬
sically solid and that this Company possesses the
key ingredients of grow th and stability.
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.
Ohio Power Company
Wheeling Electric Company
PUGET
SOUND
POWER
A
from
1968 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Commission,
school
announce¬
such
that
bondholder
Holders
Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
has
1,195$.-
1959 to 1977
1 from
Quebec
187, p. 1948—were awarded to
Harley Haydon & Co., and Channer Securities Co., jointly, as 314s,
to
168,500 414s. Due on June 1 from
was
inclusive. Interest M-N.
v.
at
1959
price of 99.05, a basis
a
of about 4.61 %. Dated May
Lowville, Leeds and DeKorra
Sale—The $55,000
414s, at
as
paid.
time
their
a.m.
Chicago.
Poynette (Village), Arlington,
Bond
bonds
improvement
obtaining payment of the coupon,
the bank pointed out.
Com¬
jointly.
sealed bids until 10
V
& Cutler, of
$325,500 4s. Due on June 1
sold to W. C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd.,
result in its loss,
thus causing expense and trouble
this
Tacoma, Wash.
Director of
be
made
Detachment
of Seattle, and Dean Wit¬
ter & Co.,
man
various
Quebec
issue of $40,000
due Dec.
not be
bonds
the
ment
16
awarded
of
1958. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
Sale—An
Bond
Commis¬
on
(Series A)
should
1958,
1,
National
Bonds
from
County, Arlington Con¬
obligation bonds offered May
the
1,
June
dated
1, 1989, on May 7 reminded bond¬
holders that the coupon due June
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
to
are
Company of New York, as trustee
for West Virginia Turnpike Rev¬
witz, of Seattle.
merce,
bonds
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
enue
eral
The
La Providence,
VIRGINIA
Virginia
Bondholders Warned
City. Legality approved
2—v, 187, p. 1948—were
Interest
QUEBEC
clusive.
sold to
composed of the Domin¬
Corp., Ltd., Nesbitt,
group
ion Securities
Co., and Chas. N. Tripp
WEST
West
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
$180,000
June
a
1959 Thomson &
Co., Ltd., and Credit
J-D., Anglo-Francais, Ltd., af. a price
of 96.61,-a net ;interest
cost of
about 4.87%, as follows:
from
1
school building bonds was
& Co.
New York
Sale—The
to
as
composed of the Na¬
Seattle,
group
Interest Coupon—Guaranty
Bond
June
Quebec
$494,000
tional Bank of Commerce,
McLean &
1960
No.
1978 in¬
sold
Ltd.,
was
Due on
1959 to
on
inclusive.
Commission,
obligation bonds offered May
187, p. 1836—were awarded
eral
from date of issue. Prin¬
solidated School District
bonds.
1 from
Due
1978
to
School
O. Yakima), Wash.
$372,000 gen¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office,
or at the State's fiscal agency in
Snohomish
' /
$165,000
2—v.
O. Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L.
Bond
County
5%s.
1959 to
from
1
In¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sorel
Co.,
&
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
Tacoma Sch. Dist.
June
inclusive.
bonds
Gouinlock
Bell,
1978
to
Sch. Dist.
Moxee
County,
No. 90 (P.
price of par.
Pierce
Sale—The $146,000
Bond
improvement
;
obligation bonds offered May 6—
North Thurston
a (P.O.
Thurston County,
1—v.
Madoc. Ont.
of
for-the purchase
1,100,000 school
City.
King
York City.
Dawson, of New
on
1978
the State's
gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
187, p. 1700—were sold to
State of Washington, as 314s,
eral
Due
bonds.
Naselle-Grays River Valley School j fiscal agency in New York
Dist. No. 155 (P. O. South Bend),
Legality approved by Wood,
Bond
on
in¬
1 from 1960 to
July
on
20
May
1959
terest M-N."
Bond Sale—An issue of
$900,000 corporate purposes bonds.
improve-
building
public
148,000
from
from
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
on
Due on July 1
1978 inclusive.
ment bonds.
,
terest
Wahkiakum
and
Pacific
im¬
ONTARIO
J.
$2,000,000 bonds, as follows:
1,040,000 street lighting
from
1970.
and
206,000 3V4s. Due on June 1
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
on
Monday, May 12, 1958
.
as 4s,. at a price of 95.42.
May 1, 1958.yDue. on May 1
Dated
from
sealed
clusive.
1, 1969
'
1978 inclusive.
-
3,923,000 street and bridge
provement bonds.
Due
July 1 from 1960 to 1978
1964 inclusive.-
1960 to
126,000 3s. Due on June
a
.
jointly,
CANADA
Applet on, Wis.
Offering — Elden
Bond
$2,775,000 storm draih and storm
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
from
228,000 2%s. Due on June 1
,1965 to 1968 inclusive.
follows:
as
,V;.;■ •v'- v'-"'
$244,000 4s. Due on June 1
WISCONSIN
of $7,-
886,000 general obligation
attle, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.14%, as fol¬
at
.
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