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MAY 19 1958
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ISSUE

BUSINESS
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Financial
Reg, U. fl. p»t. Office

Volume 187

Number 5743

New York 7, N. Y.,

General
RAILROAD

Monday, May 19, 1958

Price

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

INDUSTRIAL

■

ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—The corpora¬
was announced on
May 7, has acquired Bettendorf's, Inc., through the assistance of Allen & Co.—
V. 187, p. 1781.

INSURANCE

-

financing is planned this

facilities

at

Avery,

President,

require

about

Riverclale,

A

total

of

P.

April

on

$25,000,000

this

$23,000,000

has

money

said

111..

in

by

year

the

Chairman,
Completion
of
the

quarter

In This Issut

shares

3.

and

plant

will

New York

The

stockholders
stock

April 29 approved

on

from

150,000 shares of

3,000,000

shares

CONSOLIDATED

INCOME

ACCOUNT

FOR

CALENDAR

Net

for

taxes

(est.j

14,052,938

7,197,000

,j._.

$6,016,524

dividends

•On

paidoutstanding—
comTnon share

;i..—*

per

average

Alaska

$3.28

Lumber

&

^Co.,

Pulp

it

company,

on

been

made

41

corporation.—V. 186,

Exchange

Stock

Exchange

tive-Production

Inc.—Formally

Center

Opens

bustling

47

Markets

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages

15.

General

and

Engineering Lab¬

37

The

locomotive-production center and a recently integrated
facility
were
formally opened by
this
corporation
on
new locomotive plant is the only straight-line
production
of its type in the world.

Combined

Condition

Reserve

14

projects

efficiencies.
At

the

begun

were

production
Further

start

of

The

production

Alco

year,

is

held

operation

center

now

former

locomotive erection shop,

of

the

in

now

sufficient

of locomotives at least
in

planning stage.

orders

to

maintain

through Jan, J. 1959.

Building

obsoletes

62

the

112-acre

the

which

located

was

on

the

"east side"

plant and was comparatively far-removed from most
"back shop" and preasscmbly operations. That
building has been sold
and is now being demolished.
The

center

new

houses

now

laboratories

pursuing studies

in

nuclear

radiocbemislry, heat transfer, welding, instrumentation, and
metallurgy, as well as chemistry and mechanics.—V. 187, p. 1885,
power,

.

Federal

Banks

Laboratories, Inc.—Quarterly

Earnings Lower

3 Months Ended March 31—
Sales
Net

1958

profit after taxes

Number

of

Earnings
The

said

reduced

of

the

demand

increased.—V.

*

decrease

in

for

Polio

186,

Salk

p.

sales

and

profits

vaccine.

Net

was

The

3

SEC

to

$75,000,000

to

similar

a

of

naptlioquinone

The

company

has

outstanding 4%
dividends

Morgan
Of
The

Co.,

&

the

Sept.

30,

$1

for

per

Incorporated,

original

balance

called

Bound

corporation

covering

sales of

1,606.200

were

1957.—V.

June

on

186,

p.

23

Wall

shares,

converted

Payment
St.,

4,750

before

the

New

30,

1958,

$100 per

will

be

N.

all

share,

made

York,

shares

—V.

at

of

;

—V.

187,

p.

It

was

dealer's

conces¬

quickly completed.

1597.

American Cyanamid Co.—To Increase Facilities—
This

company

will

build

a

multi-million

dollar

anthraquinone

man¬

ufacturing facility at its Bound Brook. N. J., plant, using a completely
new process developed
in the company's research laboratories, it was
announced on May 12 by Dr. W. G.
Malcolm, President.
The.

new

unit

will

be

operated

by

Cyanamid's

Division.

Organic

Chemicals

is

estimated

that

Cyanamid's

overall




be

in

capital
ihe

expenditure

range

•

plant

operates

more

than

Distilling Co.—Reports

Brown,

year

President,

when

ago

100

buildings that

and

a

the

in

The

year

for

of $50,000,000

on

in

months

through
schedules

a

Higher

be

Earnings—,

first

this

year

orders increased by

of

of

quarter

the

company

with

maximum

a

time

limit

of

five

years.

in

for

The

Charles

1958,

W.

Anderson,

the

which

its

first

third

quarter

this

year

500.000
new

on

quarter of

the

of

new

planned

1958

long-term

financing

program.

at

was

Chicago,

held valid

111.,

early

of

by

A. Bowman of Chicago,
unfair and unconstitutional."

Johnston

"illegal,

was

the

111.,

Who

shares

5%

Each

debentures.

debentures
common

Noting

exchange of Armour's
preferred stock then outstanding for
share of stock was exchangeable for $120

recapitalization
of $6 convertible

carrying

one

called

warrant

for

for

on

the

purchase

of

one

share

stock.

that

98%

than

more

of

the

preferred

shareholders

had

tional

.

>

rights

of the

plaintiff.—V. 186, p. 1146.

Atlantic Refining Co.—Files Stock Option Plan—
The

company

covering
pursuant

on

May 9

filed a registration statement with the SEC

300.000 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to
the company's Incentive Stock Option

to be offered
Plan.—V. 187,

674.

during

working capital increased by $1,964,808,
by the long-term financing after
Current assets at the end of

contributed

plant

Sbarbaro

exchanged their stock for debentures. Judge Sbarbaro said the plan
improved Armour's financial structure "and was fair to the preferred
stockholders
because it
gave
them greater assurance of an annua!
return." He further held the exchange did not violate any constitu¬

p.

quarters of the year, Mr. Anderson reported.

$1,680,000 was

recapitalization plan
A.

respective periods.

first

quarter this year, and the additional working capital thus
will be used for the new plant program at Sellersville, Pa.,

in the second and

payments

the

stock

John
'

the plan adopted by the company in December, 1954,

challenged

that it

Terms

President,

periods."

completed

2114.

*

quarter was $559,650. compared with $702,657 a
20.4%.
On a per-share basis, earnings were
during

been

alleged

Judge

Court
V '

week.

had

of

and $1.63 for the

earlier

p.

(111.)—Court Upholds Plan—

company's preferred

Superior

by
last

-

received

corporation

first

said.—V. 187,

Armour & Co.

totaled

the

$1.26

recent

the

the Armco unit,

showed declinesnearly $1,000,000

1957.

decline

orders

supplied

of

cost and down

plan was developed in cooperation with Commercial Credit Corp.
time sales financing of buildings sold under the plan will
handled by that organization, W. O. Robertson, Vice-President of

of

sales

of

income

The

the

at no added

arranged through Armco Drainage building dealers
itself. Payments may be made on a variety

Financing can be
of

Metals, Inc.—Backlog Increases

&
the

out backlog

three

quarter

ago,

was

insurance protection

on

exceeded
shipments by $950,000, increasing the backlog to $20,050,000.
"While
the present backlog is higher than it was at year-end," Mr. Anderson
said, "it is not as well balanced as to products or release schedules as
it

steel buildings.
called the Armco Steel Building Budget Payment Plan,

include life

or

represent an increase over the same
income was $708,901, or $1.63 per share.

net

Machine

ago

equivalent to
New

Corp.—New Financing Plan by Unit—
& Metal Products, Inc. a subsidiary, on May 12
financing plan for purchasers of its broad line of

building used for agricultural purposes can be financed under the plan

are

May 6.

quarter

Net

plan is

to the explora¬

payments which range from 20% to 33'/3%. There is no limit on the
amount
available under the plan, and it can provide as much as
200%
of the cost of the basic building when it is to be used for
industrial or commercial purposes. Up to 150% of the base cost of a

$10,954,568, compared to $11,090,301 in
the first three months of last year, a decline ol' 1.2%.
Sales of Hunter
Spring Co., acquired in July, 1957, are included in the current report¬
ing period and thus affect the direct comparison of results with the

year

new

a

The validity of

earnings

initial

reported

first

Steel

prefabricated
Features
/

,

to be used for expenses incidental
properties.

are

Drainage

announced

569.

p.

American

In

It

plant modernization and expansion will

The

on April 28 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock

oil and gas

Armco

results, Mr. Brown said,

187,

from

Y.

American Cement
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on May 8 by J. S. Strauss & Co. and R. Ca

R.

a

Sales

P.

outstanding.
privilege expired

.

the manufacture of

in

The

First

share, with

country.

plus
J.

2469.

O'Donnell & Co. at $24 per
sion of 75 cents per share.

'

April 22 reported that earnings for
the fiscal
six
months
ended
March
31,
totaled
$803,338,
equal to
$1.85 per share on the 434,179 shares outstanding.

remain

conversion

this

in

Brook

American

regular

an

proceeds

Armco

nearly $84,000,000

2113.

These

redemption

share.

devoted

spread over nearly 600 acres. Among its many products are dyes, inter--,
mediates, rubber chemicals, textile chemicals and pigments.—V,. 187,

2365.

cumulative preferred stock at
of

company

Cyanamid's Engineering and Construction Division will supervise the <
design and construction of the new anthraquinone plant for which
grouitukwill be broken in a few weeks. It is expected to be completed;
late in' 1956.- Design provides for expansion in the future.

Russell

American Brake Shoe Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—

accrued

1958.
The
in 1957,

plant, which will replace and expand existing anthraquinone
facilities, will also provide additional production capacity for making
methyl anthraquinone, naptlioquinone and phthalic anhydride. With
Its completion, Cyanamid will
become the only commercial producer

period

its

during

program

The

and

direct

a

■

1646.

tion of

P-

$1.10

•

the

outstanding will be 495,000.

(par $1).

722,993

$0.89

converted,

Appell Petroleum Corp., Baytown, Texas—Files "With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

49

Capital Flotations for Month of February, 1957

792,000

722,993

-

are

backlog

p.

$7,393,000

647,000

—

a-,——

share

common

company

result

:

shares

common

per

products

1957

$6,608,000

_

357,500 shs.

conversion of the

52

The Course of Bank Clearings

"The

Allied

Outstanding
$275,000

upon

debentures

new

working

plant.

FINANCING

ended June 30. 1957. For the six month period ended Dec. 31,
company's sales were $467,195.
As of March 11, 1958, the
of orders
for
the company was $1,031,443.—V. 187,

the

total

August under a program aimed at
reducing overall plant area to improve

modernization work

this

full-scheduled production

the

shares

common

increase

new

$275,000

since its inception has engaged
electric equipment and components

1957,

last

and

all

a

*1,000,000 shs.

reserved for issuance

event

■

The
The

streamlining

1958

company

the year

of

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52

combined

consolidate

of

to

Authorized

■

■

to

used

PRESENT

company's busi¬
ness to date has been transacted solely with U. S. Government agencies.
Over
a
period of 4 (2 years, the company's sales have increased
from $144,457 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1954 to $762,144 for

51
of

the

j.

The

58

Statement

amount

electronic,

51

Federal Reserve System

relocation project at Schenectady,
N. Y., designed
production of diesel-electric locomotives and to unite
under one roof seven laboratories, was
completed at a combined cost
of more than $4,000,000,
to

total

In

be

BUSINESS—The corporation was organized in New Jersey on July 8,
1953.
Its principal and sole place of business is 9 River Road, Morristown, N. J. It also has a warehouse at 94 Ridgedale Ave., Morristown.

.

Banks

;

"137,500 shares will be

N.

The

installation

:

debentures.

to

are

EFFECT TO

7% 10-yr. conv. debs, due May 1,
Commonstk. (par 10c per sh.)_,

37

State and City Bond Offerings

Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member

proceeds

equipment and relocate
GIVING

37

Miscellaneous Features

Japanese

net

new

CAPITALIZATION

37

Transactions New York Stock Exchange—
Transactions American Stock Exchange.

purchase

capital,

37

SEC Index of Stock Prices

new

laboratories

May

PROCEEDS—The

46

oratories Facilities—
A

Interest.

43

Over-the-Counter

Locomo¬

holder into the

of the

debentures are callable by the company in whole or In-part on
daysi notice at 110% of face value and accrued interest during the
year, decreasing
1% per year thereafter to maturity, at which
time they
will be redeemable at 100%
of face value and accrued

General Corporation & Investment News—Cover

New

the option

at

The

42

Exchange

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section

1729.

p.

Products,

convertible

are

first

Stock

Dividends Declared and Payable
Alco

debentures

30

42

Placed Pri¬

a

Cort-

to April 30, 1961, at a price of $3 per share if converted during
three-year period from May 1, 1961 to April 30, 1964, and at a
of $4 per share if converted during the 4 year period from
May 1, 1964 to April 30, 1968.

41

May 12, has

subsidiary of Alaska Pulp Co., Ltd.,

a

—

1958

and

is

(N.J.)—Securities Offered

price

the remainder is to be
delivered,
subject to the terms of the purchase agreements, prior
to Aug, 2, 1958.
This corporation

of

1146,

p.

the

Toronto

arranged to place privately, through Dillon, Head & Co.
Inc., an issue of $7,000,000 senior serial notes due 19621966, inclusive. Delivery of. $3,750,000 principal amount
has

each

on

were

during the
the 446,652

stock of the company at any time up to maturity at a price
$2 per share if converted during the three year period from May 1,

of

40

1781.

p.

Inc.—Notes

announced

was

187,

Co.

$291,278

common

38

38

Canadian Stock

4,162,616

2,373,133

$2.40

shares outstanding during year.—V.

vately—The

$6,855,938

5,148,813

—2,769,168

shares

•Earnings

Stock Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

$134,236,101

6,186,000

taxes

income

profit

Cash

The

38

Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

1956

$147,748,561

-

Mfg.

share

per

liabilities

current

half and one-tenth units.

38

Exchange—

Montreal

before income

Common

YEARS

,

Exchange

Stofck

Detroit

12,202,524

U-'-iX.-

Provision

Cincinnati Slock

1957

sales

Profit

Boston

preferred stock of $100 par value.

Year Ended Dec. 31—

Net

authorized

and

17

New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange

authorized

increase in the

an

5.000.000

to

$35.62

or

outstanding.—V.. 186,

while

increased by

33

£>tock Exchange (Stocks)

American

said.

common

$15,908,834.

to

equity

29

Page
and $45,000,000 of new
the
$73,000,000
five-year

provided so far toward
expansion program, $5,000,000 short of the amount needed. Additional
funds are also required for
working capital and inventories, the of¬
ficers

stockholders'

Corp., of New York City, on May 8 pub¬
licly offered $275,000 of 10-year 7% convertible deben¬
tures due May 1, 1968 and 27,500 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) in units of $1,000 of debentures and 100
shares ol stock at $1,010 per unit, plus accrued interest
on the debentures.
Purchases may also be made in one-

Stock and Bond Quotations

T.

earnings

been

of

landt Investing

com¬

G.

year.

retained

worth

Net

Ampco
to

company

Gillies,

M.

MISCELLANEOUS

-

the
quarter
amounted
to
$20,402,384,
$5,490,380, a ratio of 3.7 to 1.

Acme Steel Co*—Plans Borrowing, Etc.—
Additional

Copy

a

Corporation and Investment News

tion it

plete

$1.25

Avco Manufacturing

Corp.

—

Farm Equipment Sales

27.3% Ahead of Last Yearit was

of
like

the

announced on May 9 that 1958

corporation's

figures a year

New

ago.

Idea

Division

sales of new. farm equipment
are

substantially

ahead ot

.

Financial Chronicle

T/ie Commercial and

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

.

(2218)

2

187,

upturn.—V.

of

31,

Corp.—Conversion Terms Changed—
the conversion into common stock of the 5Vst% con¬

Barium Steel
for

price

March 31—

Nine Months Ended

of record June 25, 1958.
3, last.—V. 186, p. 24 <0.

payable July 3 to stockholders
JLike amounts were paid on Jan. 3 and April
declared,

187,

—V.

1310.

p.

the

In

containing

Exchange Commission
-the issuance of an order pursuant to the Securities Exchange
1934, suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in
par capital stock
of this corporation for a further ten-day
May 10, 1958 to May 19, 1958, inclusive,—V. 187, p. 1647.
The Securities and

large

garage

Dallas,

Texas.

a

This
first

General Manager, said on May 5.
that work on the missile projects will make
division's sales during this year, with production

the

of

187,

taxes

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

the

filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 2,500,000 shares of its $8 par common stock,
pursuant to the company's "Stock Option Plan" to
employees of Bethlehem and its subsidiaries.—V, 187, p. 1999.

;the

had

offered

certain

Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.—New

on May
6 was re-elected and appointed
Carl L. Huff, Chairman of the Board and
Chief
Executive
Officer,
was
re-elected Chairman of
the Board.
Richard K. Klink, Assistant Treasurer, was elected to the office of
Secretary and Treasurer.—V. 187, p. 2114.

-

_

187,

1782.

p.

(EDT)

—V.

187,

President of Unit-

1

highest sales volume for

mutual

over-all

fund

industry

j

said.

site

.

1,

N.

will

Y.,

nitrogen

"1958—Mcnth—1957
$11,525,659

"Sales
to

date

of
of

T

G

&

Y

acquisition,

Stores

Co.

187,

for
p.

*

C

C Television Corp.—Purchases

&

to

that

Under
ferred

common,

Mr.

the

to

in

will

C

&

said

Fox

Hazel

Mr.

C
an

at

Spector

Bishop,

represent

less

no

Spector

of Hazel
The

will

remain

Bishop under

new

directors

a

of

as

favorable

the next

President

will

Force

five-year contract
the

corporation

in

current

con¬

major project underway-is the construction of the company's new
regional assembly-plant at St. Louis. Mr. Colbert said that foundation
has
been
completed and steel is now being erected for Jth®

A

of

be

Chief

his

the

April 24 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
common stock, payable June 13,
1958 to holders
1958. The last dividend, paid March 14, 1958, waa
share.—V. 187, p. 1783.
'
'
'
• .
''

directors

The
the

on

outstanding

of

record
cents

May 21,
per

NCG Oxygen Plant for Phila.

in

plant,

new

to

addition

serving

of

the

60%

This
of

compares,

$29,435,000;

with earnings for the 12 months ended March 31, 1957,
or $1.40 a share on 21,198,000 shares then outstanding.

Proposes Financing for

to

Chemical

contract

for

Contract—

May

to

of

by

the

of

amount

latter

$50,000,000;

to
and

six

of such

subsidiaries in

the Commission

the aggregata

has given interested per¬

1958, to request a hearing upon the application, i .
Under the proposal, Columbia Gas will purchase $20,150,000 of addi¬
tional common stock of nine of the subsidiaries, together with $45,276,•
000 of notes of the 12 subsidiaries.
These funds will be used by-tha
subsidiaries for 1958 construction expendit ures. The $50,000,000 of ad¬

sons

until May 28,

*

on

vances

open

subsidiaries to purchase
storage.—V. 187, p. 2115. -

account will be used by the six

inventory gas for underground

current

Columbian Rope Co., Auburn, N.
The

Y„ said

the plant for the
the subcontract calls
dehydration and com¬

fuel

high-energy

Division's

third
A

program.

built

p.

Chemical

Callery

by

2115.

Company

at

Burlington,

Vt.,

Y.—Sells Division—

lias

purchased the Corotex
announcement made

Rope Co., according to an

specific standards of performance, the Tulatex Corp. supplies cushion¬
ing to the furniture, bedding and packaging industries.
1
Mr. Moreland said.that his expansion move and the recent doubling

hydrogen

Girdier-built

Muskogee,

of

President John J. Moreland, Jr.
;
Such a purchase was made necessary, said Mr. Moreland, by (the
steady increase in volume of business done by Tulatex.
Innovator of
the
"certified
test
report"
plan for cushioning,
which .guarantees

'
Girdler

the

Corp.

the Columbia

recently by Tulatex

that

plus related

plant,

Tulatex

Division of

of the Burlington

plant's line speed will enable

Tulatex jobbers in the

packaging field, through whom-distribution is channeled, to meet com¬
petition from manufacturers who sell direct.
Mr. Moreland. who is dso Chairman of the Board of the E. K. and
A.

Okla.

C.

Whiting Co. of Burlington, Vt„ the world's largest processor of
brush fibers, said that this purchase is part of a long-range

natural

"

Instrument

Securities
corporation

and

on

Corp.,

that will ultimately result i®
distribution.—V. 187, p. 2000.

Sunnyside, Md.—Files

Exchange Commission—

April

30

filed

a

letter of

notification

Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Reports
with the

covering-$275,000

Officer

company

Fox

to

due

to

$7,282,000

of

of

15.

Interstate

this

in

the

year,

Commerce

issue

$19,729,000

mature

Feb.

1,

Quincy RR.—Bonds Approved

Commission

of

on

May

13

authorized' the

and refunding mortgage 4%
The issue would be used to -retire

first

1993.

bonds, which fell due March 1
and to replace $12,447,000 of refunding 4VzTc bonds held
general

company

mortgage

treasury.—V.

4%

187. p.

-

--

Higher Profits

first quarter this year amounted
Joseph V. Santry, Chairman, said
on April 22.
For the first three months of 1957 the company reported
net earnings of $1,397,700 or 43 cents per share.
; *.
;
Mr. Santry made no prediction as to earnings for 1958 other than
to say that he expected they would exceed the $2.42 earned per share
Consolidated

to

in

$1,637,600

the

First
ume

net

or

previous
quarter

51

earnings

year.

shipments

of new business totaled

"Capital
siderably

for the

cents per share,

^

this year

were

<
$74,249(800 while the vol¬

$41,657,000. •'

"

'

;

1647.

(Continued- on page 8)

Publisher;

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Dana Seibert, President.
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[every Thursday
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(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company
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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, $72.00 per year.
William

March

NOTE:

On

account of

thw fluctuations in the rate

of

exchange, remittance for foreign

_

subscriptions and advertisements" must be made in New York funds

»

expenditures for 1958," said Mr. Santry,
"will be con¬
than those of the two preceeding years.
They are

less

TOE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL




..

advances

which is building

Corp..

City, N.

Chicago, Burlington &

the

other

Messrs.

.

company

application .with the SEC

v

*

fuel

represents

nation's

the

being

1&7,

bonds

Executive

,

.

securities

This
an

how supplies hydrogen for the sodium borohydride plant recently

The

all

Subsidiaries—

has joined with 12 of its subsidiaries in the filing of
proposing the purchase of $65,425,000 of
the 12 subsidiaries by Columbia Gas, and open aceount

the

of convertible subordinated 5% debentures due
1968 to be offered
at
par.
throtigh Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.

share.

made

J

Earnings for the 12 months ended March 31, 1958 amounted to $33,«
or $1.44
per share on the 23,233,000 shares of common stock
outstanding, George S.. Young, President, told stockholders on April-24.

333,000

build

and

nearby Model

at

new

The

SEC

pre¬

of

Higher—*

Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Earnings

<

.

announced,

and

preferred

than

signed on
addition

plant.

new

on

a

a

With

90 davs.

and

company's

j

;■

Capital .expenditures for improvements and additions to land, build?
machinery and equipment were $12,314,450 in the first quaf.ter
of this year, compared with 827(688,335 in the same period last year.

nationwide production and

conversion
more

preliminary and subject to change.-

Quarter—Dividend Reduced—

expansion program for the Tulatex Corp.

Controlling Stock

all

1958,. figures are

ings,

1892.

approximately $1.j0 per common

ofter

Hazel Bishop shareholders within
Mr.

sold

which upon
shares or

836,000

.."•/

process

high-energy

Girdler

corporation's

—V.

i

arrangement,

stock

stock

514,235

work

the plant to supply hydrogen for a
plant has been "awarded
to this
Construction
Division,
it
was
announced
on

design

$45,000,000

plant

This corporation has purchased the controlling stock of Hazel Bishop.
Inc. it was announced on May 15 by Matthew M. Fox, President ol
C & C TV and Raymond Spector, President of Hazel Bishop, Inc.
common

29,883

228,183

1957 year-end. '

;
f

periods subsequent

of Hazel Bishop—

I.; 18,656

sales-for the first three months of 1958
below the sales of $1,150,723,712 for the
Colbert, President announced on April 24,
First
quarter operations of the corporation and all wholly-owned
subsidiaries for the first three months of 1958 resulted in a net -loss
of $15,139,802 equal to $1.74 per share, compared with net earnings;©!
$46,545,521, equal to $5.34 per share in the first quarter of last year,
The financial results of the corporation in the first three months;ot
.1958 reflected the sharp downturn in the nation's economy and thd
accompanying. severe decline in automobile sales,
Mr. Colbert said.
Mr.
Colbert said that the company's growing participation in <$he
nation's
missile
program
was
reflected in an increase in defense
business, which" amounted to
$55,000,000, or 10';' of total sales* in
the first three months of "1958, compared
with $30,000,000, or
of sales, in the same period last year.
'
. 4
1
Net current assets as of March 31,
1958, were $418,085,017, com*
pared with $425,744,905 at the 1957 year-end. After payment on 1957
income
taxes
in
March, cash and short-term marketable securities
were
$411,047,282 as of March 31, as against $532,218,442 at the

acetylene.

and

said

Chesapeake
-

7,323

121,631

period last year, L. L.

by Metal Hydrides Inc. at Danvers, Mass. Another is under
construction for the Navy's new $38,000,000 "HiCal" high-energy fuel

1958—4 Mos.—1957

included

484,352

f-%;

$537,234,081,

completed

$9,247,784 $46,597,245 $38,446,009

1957.—V.

1,

Oct.

are

a

needs

contract

plant

Period End. April 30—

of

the

Unit Awarded Hydrogen Plant
A
new

The

(& Subs.)—April Sales Up—

6a!es'„l

209,527

..

-

merly National Cylinder Gas Co.-

plant

.

filing

recently

high-purity hydrogen
pression facilities.

1999.

Butler Brothers

the

of Alan Wood Steel, will also give NCG an added
supply of high-purity oxygen, nitrogen and argon for distribution by
the
company's fleet of liquid transport equipment to meet the in¬
creasing industrial demands of other East Coast industries.
The plant's initial- production
capacity of more than 65 tons of
liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon per day can be expanded as demand
increases, Adank said.
The Philadelphia-area plant is one of 81 locations at which National
Cylinder Gas produces these and other high-purity industrial gases,
including 12 in Canada, Puerto Rico. Venezuela and Colombia.
Chemetron Corp., which has its headquarters in Chicago, was for¬

for

to

up

receive bids for the purchase from it of
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1983.
See also V. 187,

first

$22,000,000
p.

Brooklyn

plant

Pa.

May 8.
OJin Mathieson

21

May

on

H-iron

new

Adank

Air

St.,

Remsen

176

at

(EDTi

authorized

direct pipeline supply of oxygen to-be
of
iron powder production at a
announced by Alan Wood Steel Co.,
Production of oxygen is
scheduled to start early in 1959.
is adjacent to an existing NCG plant which is producing

the

in

oxygen,

Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Bids May 21—
company

have

The new plant will provide
used

.

a.m.

Financing

$12,000,000

Co.

Light

2000.

p.

York City.
proceeds will be applied toward
program.—V. 187, p. 1540.

Conshohocken,

-

The

Illinois

187,

Philadelphia, J. L. Adank, Division President,

.

11

16,334

114,303

.4,630

v

corporation's.' dollar
or 53%

.This

21—>

last week .on a $3,000,000

i

declined

sales

__—

were

187, p. 986.

The corporation's National Cylinder Gas Division started construction
liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon plant near

t
i

moderately, over,
a year ago.
.;
;
Purchases by investors of shares of -Boston Fund totaled $5,453,449
for the quarter, according to Henry T, Vance, President of the $153
million mutual investment company.
This compares with purchases of
$3,004,884 during the corresponding period last year.
,
Boston Fund's appeal to investors was further evidenced/Mr. Vance
Raid, by a continuing upward sales trend during the month of April. •
He reported that purchases of the fund's shares in that month totaled
$2,193,958 as compared with $955,622 for the same month last year.
Comparing sales for the firsc iour months of 1958 with the same
period last year, the Boston Fund tally reads; $7,647,407 as against
$3,960,507, an increase of 939 .—V. 187, p. 2115.
while

5,912

11.760

51,864

cars-'

passenger

75

.2G-year history during the first three months of 1958.
'•-'
Sales of shares of Boston Fund. increased by 81'V
during the period
;

1988.—V.

Chemrtron Corp.—Plans

quarter in its

any

49,859

4,154

2,583
.

Repdrts Loss for

Meeting Adjourned—

New

Mr.

the

20,000

28,589

1,275

'-.April,

'

from it of $18,000,000

expanding
recorded

55.491

10,389

5,287

1I~_

Total

'

History—
fund

113,110

13,459

59,416

9.592

__—-~-i—

Federal

May 21 receive bids for the purchase

on

The

The

This

249,558

35,378

33,784

Dodge Truclcs

struction

Highest in

-Sales for First Quarter

134,778

57,151

Soto

De

1958—4 Mos.—1957

*1958—Month—1957

April 30—

Chrysler

N. Y., will up to noon

directors

.Ave.,

he

Boston Fund, Inc.-

Production Declines—

-

Total

petition with the
Illinois Commerce Commission for the issuance and srle at competitive bidding of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds, due 1988.
Bids on the bonds are scheduled to be received June 24,
1958 at
11 am (EDT» at the offices of Commonwealth Services Inc., 300 Park

1539.

p.

..

of" Plymouth, Dodge, be Soto. Chrysler and Imperial
passenger cars and Dodge Trucks, U. S. only for the month of April,
1958, and for the first four months of 1,953, compared with the month
of April, a year ago and the first four months of 1957 was:
Period End.

has made application to the U. S. District Court for
of New York for certain relief in connection with

mortgage bonds due

The

of Ithaca, N. Y., has
of Morse Chain Co., a

Bass,

iiic;2

$9,099,498 $10,512,127
1,758,775
3,769,675

$3,918,458
1,406.669

$3,089,197
780,111

oper.

Plymouth
Dodge —_r__-

-

One Wall St., New York 5,

Central

been elected President and
subsidiary,
Mr. Bass, formerly Executive Vice-President and Assistant General
Manager of Morse, was elected by the Morse board of directors at
a
recent
meeting in. Chicago, 111.
He succeeds Stanley J. Roush,
formerly of Ithaca, who is relinquishing his duties in Ithaca to devote
more
time to his responsibilites as a Group Vice President in
the
Borg-Warner central office in Chicago. Morse Chain is included in the
group..of divisions and subsidiaries which report to Mr. Roush.
In addition to his directorships in Morse Chain Co. and Morse Chain
Co. Ltd., Mr. Bass is a director of the J. J. Monog'nan Co., Denver.
O.

Manager

.

Planned—

,

Borg-Warner Corp.—New
Robert

General

ry.

oper.

;

1958—3 Mos.—1957

Producticri

pending proxy contest. Pending determination of that application, .
Court has directed that the annual meeting oi stockholders which
been
scheduled to be held May
13,. 1958 in Portland, Me* :be v

first

'

»

District

The corporation at

1958—Month—1957
1958-^ Months—1957
$6,491,993
$8,100,335 $65,250,027 $70,364,613
j

Period End. April 30—

Bales
—V.

Sales Off—

Stores, Inc.—April

Bond

computing

of

Central Hudson pas & Electric Corp.—Bids ..May

Officer.

Executive

fr:

rev.

railway

Chrysler Corp.—Car

-

the 1957 figure in

of

:

$16,053,072 $17,283,720 $48,147,900 $49,261,022
12,963.875 13.365,262 39.048,402 38,748,895

v. 187, p. 1347.

Quarter—

adjourned to June 2, 1958 at 10 a.m. at the same place.—V.

Chief Executive Officer-

President,

Lehr,

Arthur

Chief

,

Net
Net
r:

consolidated

a

company

7th

the

1958,

7,

be

to

on

Central Foundry Co.—Annual

corporation

This

May

•*-

'

-

Pacific RR.—Earnings—

1958-^-Month—1957

same

of

This

.Bethlehem Steel

expenses

basis and omission of the results of :«
Closure Lithographing
Corp., a subsidiary, which late in 1957 dis¬
continued lithographing
operations.
Without these adjustments .the
loss of the 1957 first quarter period was $28,035 as previously reported.
—V. 187, p. 1892.

1886.

p.

of

and

and submarine

24.7V

for

accounting

16.5V.—V.

work

craft

surface

aircraft

for

components

V'-.

;

,

year ago.
This reflects adjustment
with
the company's current
practice

income

up

reported

Fuller

•

a

accord

account for more
Pacific Division, R. C. Fuller,
Mr.

'

'revenue.,

and its subsidiaries report a loss of $2,449 for the
1958, compared with a loss of $7,809 for the same

company

quarter

period

54.4V

one

Casper Tin Plate Co.—Reports Loss for

the $1
period,

operating

1956, the Commission had authorized
arid properties of the Chicago, Saint

28,

Dec.

Imperial

Act of

denied request of this company

dispute between the railroad and its

oper.

acquisition of Fordham Hill will increase the annual rent roll
Canal-Randolph Corp. properties to $5,000,000.—V. 187, p. 2115.-

of components and systems

will

a

oper.

The

Corp.—Making Systems for 20 Missiles
for 20 United States missiles
than half of 1958 sales at this corporation'*}

Bendix Aviation
Production

in

Railway

air-conditioned space and has %
building across'from the Statler Hotel

of

Discontinued—
announced on May 9, 1958,

2,452,139

announced on May 8 it has

Railway

feet of

million

downtown

built

$8,516,315

21,966

Chicago, Rock Island &

*.

square
and store

—

$6,981,326

1,544,324

Period End. March 31—

converted the
office building

two years,
Canal-Randolph Corp. has
Brothers warehouse in Chicago into an

Butler

former

Corp.—Stock Trading Still

Eellanca

.

'

$3,542,587

214,607

the North Western
to lease lines
Paul, Minneapolis
*•,. & Omaha Ry. Co. The operating unions, however raised objections
to the North .Western's efforts to effect a system-wide unification i>£
the
two roads' operations, because of proposals to revise and con¬
solidate the seniority districts.—V. 187, p. 1647*

in

'jL

sales

Retail

$2,541,988

—

Western Ry.—Request for Interven¬
With Operating Brotherhoods Denied by
Commerce Commission—

intervene

it

On

on University Heights
in this sale are several

Co.
past

Guarantee

Corp.—April Sales Lower—
1958—4 Weeks—1957 1958—17 Weeks—1957
$5,533,885 $6,163,819 $17,209,380 $17,799,137

(A. S.) Beck Shoe
Period End. April 26—

mining

new

a

.

cash, plus 1 xk<X

7'/a cents per share in

dividend of

A

been

inc.

1647.

p.

ICC

The
that

Fordham Hill multiple housing ii
in New York City.
Included
acres of vacant land zoned for
retail use.
...V-:-.'/■
The company will manage Fordham Hill with its own staff.
Hogan
& Far well, Inc., Chicago real estate management firm and agent for
the Chicago properties of Canal-Randolph Corp. will supervise.
The
attorneys for the buyer were Barron,
Rice & Rockmore and "
for the seller,
Kalir <fc Spitzer.
Title was insured by Home Title '

Si.yj
in stock, has

share————

Earnings per

oper.

ry.

187,

Interstate

from Marvin Kratter the

acquired

development

2,097.000

2.025.000

serve

Canal-Randolph Corp., Chicago, JUL—Acquisition—

has

expenses

from ry. exp.

rev.

tion in Dispute

It
was
jointly announced by Hanns Ditisheim, President- of this
corporation,
and Marvin Kratter, nationally-known real estate
in¬
vestor, that this corporation, a publicly owned real estate investment
and
development company listed on the American Stock Exchange,

$51,186,000 $48,873,000

_

carmngra^iax^zzi:::::::

Net

will

line

.

Distilling- Co.—New Records—

(.Tames B.) Beam

oper.

1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$18,475,899 $20,660,558 $55,337,321 $59,572,526
, 15.933,911,
17,117,971 48,355,995 51,056,211,

Chicago & North

construction of a new branch
in northern Manitoba has been

development by the Hudson Bay
Mining <fc Smelting Co. Its completion will bring to three the number
of new branch lines to be built by the CNR in northern Manitoba
during the last six years.—V. 187, p. 1539. .
.
-..•

2.

p.

revenue.

unions.

The

subordinated debentures due 1969 has been adjusted from
47.50 per share to $30 per share, pursuant to the terms of the inden¬
ture
between the corporation and The Bank of New York ms_trustee,
•under which the debentures are issued. This change results from an
amendment to the certificate of incorporation of the corporation,
effective at the close of business on May 9, 1958, by virtue of whic.i
each share ot
authorized and outstanding common stock (par $1)
was changed into one-quarter of one share of common stock
(par $4j.
186,

Lakes

points.

vertible

—V.

—V.

that a con¬
line between Optic and
awarded to the Mannix
Co. Ltd. of Calgary.
The amount of the contract was not disclosed.
Work is expected to commence about June 1.
i
Optic Lake is located 64 miles due north of The Pas.
The line
will
run
eastward to Chisel Lake, crossing the Grass River at two
the

for

tract

Chisel

corporation

The

Net

oper.

Railways on May 8 announced

Canadian National

The

Corp.—Reports Quarterly Earnings—
announced on April 23 that the consolidated loss
the corporation and its subsidiaries for the quarter ended March
1958 was $48,317.—V. 188, p. 1951.

Barber Oil
This

Period End. March 31—

Railway
Railway

Rail Branch Line—

Canadian National Rys.—New

570.

p.

Fox Film

Inc.;

Net

substantially to the sales

also contributed

model hay rake has

new

«,

part of the increase is due to higher
items, while a good percentage of the
sales of corn pickers. The introduction of

that

pre-season

from

aie:

Century

Knapp,

&

individual equipment

of

steins

rose

indicated

Stoup

Mr'

nrices

Spector

20th

Paul & Pacific i ft.—Earnings

Chicago, Milwaukee, St.

General James A. Van Fleet USA (Ret.), director of
Corp.; William Zeckendorf, Chairman of Webb
Charles F. McKhann, a director of Stanley Warner,
American News
and Chemay; Wickliffe Shreve, partner of Hayden,
Stone & Co.
and director of Air Express Agency and Knott Hotels,
and Morris Forgash, President of U. S. Freight Co.—V. 186, p. 2754.
and

sales of
period in lJo<»

the four-month period ended March 31 the company's
equipment were 27.3% above those of the same
according to Curry W. Stoup, President of the division.
In

new

3. minoli
1879. Subscription!
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Volume 137

Number 5743

.

The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle

...

(2219)

Capital Flotations in the United States

in

3

February

And for the Two Months of Calendar
Year 1957

Total corporate financing in the
the month of

domestic market for

Treasury Financing in February, 1957
Treasury Department announced on Jan. 31 an
optional exchange offering of
3%% one-year Treasury
certificates of indebtedness
maturing Feb. i14, 1958, and
34% three-year and three-month
Treasury notes matur¬
ing May 15, 1960, open to the holders of

February, 1957, attained

a total of $930,January figure of
$1,032,621,352. Compared with February, a year before,
the current total was
substantially higher by $369,180,474.
New
capital ^ dollar
volume- for .February, •* 1957

434,476

somewhat

or

amounted

to

$36,011,100,
at

750,100,
400,

or

than

or 96.13%,
contrasted
3.87%, for refunding issues*
;
and note

$631,767,500,

!

2%%

14%

Of this amount $607,constituted new capital and $24,017,-

Stock

to light

during February, 1957, aggregated
32.10% of the gross dollar volume for the
foregoing total contrasted with the smaller

or

The

of

sum

$143,171,552 placed in January and $205,350,002,
36.59% of the grand total for February of 1956.

or

,

Common
29

in

of

stock

number

$276,537,780,

were

of

confined

stock

during

only six issues

.01*

2.38%,
month

of

while

11.22%

or

totaled
volume

reached' the

month's

January,

in

of

and

the

•

of

issues constituted 33

$115,894,477,

1957

dollar

total

a

The

number

the

1957,

and

month's

common

to

volume,

preferred stocks comprised 15 issues and totaled
or 2.64%
of that month's aggregate dollar
A check of the figures for
February, 1956,

$27,277,075,
that

61

stock

common

issues

totaled

$120,-

125,428,
In

rv

a

month

issue,

21.40%,

or

check
in

of

the

note

that

dollar volume in
or

'

various

categories

five-year table

our

we

'

-

the

oil

*

presented

another

on

issues

each

of this

page

attained

the

largest

February, 1957, by totaling $378,499,189
utility offerings followed, reaching

40.68%." Public

the

sum

of

$278,160,392,

29.90%.

or

Next in order

came

other industrial and

manufacturing issues, in the amount
(6f $142,643,448, or
15.33%; miscellaneous, $56,670,600, or
6.09%: iron* steel, coal, copper,
etc., $38,020,847, or 4.09%;
railroads $22,125,000, or
2.38%; investment trusts, trad¬
ing, holding, etc., $10,000,000, or 1.07%, land,
buildings,
etc., $4,315,000, or 0.46%.
Offerings representing

substantial dollar volume and

a

placed

in the domestic market
during February, 1957
included the $199,278,989
capital stock issue of the
Soconv Mobil Oil Co.,
Inc.; the Phillips Petroleum Co.

placement of $171,720,200 of 4X4% convertible subordi¬
nated
debentures, due Feb. 15, 1987; the $40,000,000
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
44% first mortgage bonds,
series E, due March
1, 1988: Southern California Edison
Co. 44 % first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series H,
in the amount of
$37,500,000 and due Feb. 15, 1982;
United Gas Corp. 44% first
mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, due March 1, 1977 and
aggregating $35,000,000; Potomac Electric Power Co. emission of
$30,000,000
4%% debentures due Feb. 15,
1982; $27,900,000 Douglas
Aircraft Co., Inc. 4% convertible
subordinated deben¬
tures, due Feb. 1, 1977, and the $26,998,505
offering of
common stock
by the Ohio Edison Co. One other sizable
placement was the $20,833,300 issue <of Trans-Canada
Pipe Lines, Ltd., 5.60% subordinated
debentures, due
Jan. 1, 1987 (U. S.
series) and 1,041,665 shares of com¬
mon stock (par
$1) in units of $100 of debentures and
five shares of stock. The
foregoing is a Canadian com..pany.

O

'

;

Private offerings in
February of 1957
and added up to

inonth's aggregate total.'
uary, a total of 25
vate

route

and

up

were

27 in

12.62%

or

total.

were

$253,105,000,

or

'24.51%

The current figure also

February, 1956 total

of

of

the

balance,

$4,975,660,

refund outstanding obligations.

A comparison of the
January total of
that for February shows a decline
of

latest month,
'

ing April 1.

448.990 with that

>.
j.

-

;

$683,950,550 with

$126,661,085 for the

for
a

a year ago

February of the
decrease

for

the

current

latter

and

County of Honolulu, Hawaii, and
the Puerto Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer

year

treasury

;; \ i-

Inc. -i_'
$2,910,000 Norfolk
series

financing

;

$22,125,000

during

99.175

91-days
31
91-days
1
9 33-12 yrs.

1,601,086 ,000
1,600,012 000

2,624,045,000

1,700,580, 000

495,538,241

495,538, 241

a

47,000

47, 000

100

;>•

—

100

17

91-days

Jan

24 *

1

7

7

Feb

14

Feb

14

Feb

20

Feb

28

Jan

31

Feb' 15 1

;

*3.223

99.220

*3.085

99.170

*3.283

series

1 year

99.227

*3.182

99.160

*3.288

Jan

100

31

Feb

15

100

1 year

1,506 685,000

100

Feb

15

1 year

521 633,000

521 633.000

100

Jan

31

Feb

15.

3%

3 V* yrs.

914 ,677,000

914 677,000

100

Feb

1

385 587,399

385, 587,399

a

270,000

270,000

100

2 yrs.

for

Total

for

two

Dated

Security

'

3

Jan

10

91-day

Jan

16

159-day
91-day

Jan

17

91-day

Refunding

-

t

Indebtedness

$

Treas.
Treas.

bills

1,600,348,000

1^00,348,000

bills

1,600,105,000

i,600,105,000

Treas.

bills

l,6Ci;400,000

Treas.

bills

1,601,086,000

1,601,400,000
1,600,740,000

Jan

24

91-day

bills

1,600,012,000

Treas. bills
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds—

1,700,580,000
'
495,538,241

1,601,G24,000

1

1

Tax

,

'

Iowa

Jan
Jan

*

Treas.

91-day

U.

S.

antic'n

of

Authority in the

Hydro-Electric Commission's 4%%
debentures, series Q,

Gas

Co.

4%%

Purpose,

for

first

mortgage

expansion

pipe

program.

line

Placed

investors.

1,

first

1987.

Telephone

due March

Co.

1,

and

accrued

4,/t%

1988.
and

company

first

Purpose,

for

interest.

mortgage

to

repay

bonds,
advances

new

construction.
Offered by Halsey,

Price,
Stuaro

&

Redpath;

AuchinclosS,

Baker,

The Bankers

Bond

&

346,000

98,956*000
495,538,241

47,000

Corp.;

Co.;

Green,

garten

,

47,000

notes,

&

for

Hutchinson <fe Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Milwaukee
Co.;
Moore,
Leonard
&

L_ 10,199,116,241

January

9,604,229,000

594,887,241

1,600,725,000

99,463,000

Lynch;
MulWells & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Norri3
Hirshberg, Inc.; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall,
Inc.;
Penington, Colket & Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.; V/m. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger,

i

laney,
&

Feb

^7

Feb

91-day Treas. .bills
91-day Treas. bills

14

Feb

21
28

91-day Treas. 'bills
92-day Treas, bills

Feb

15

1

Feb

15

ctf*

yr.

31/*

of

Treas.

1,700,188,000

1,700,438,000

1,600,093,000

200,492,000
201,527,000

6,394,194,000

notes

530,061,000

Feb

15

1

yr.

ctf.

of ihdeb.

1,506,685,000

1

yr.

ctf.

of indeb.

521,633,000

521,633,000

Feb

15

3 V*

914,677,000

914,677,000

Feb

1

'

yr.

notes

U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds_L

'•

1

Tax

Total for
"■

Treas.

antic'-n

385,587,399
'

]

;

*

17,255,672,399

<•
«

.

Certificates
Notes

Co.;

r

1

' Retired

$

$

'

<fc

N.

Net Issued

issues

t Indicates

special

t334,580,000
27,364,000

January-——508,642,000

815,858,000

+307,216,000

lowing
for the

In the

/

and

February—

—

J,

763,931,000

624,230,000

139,701,000

104,277,000

105,492,000

868,208,000

729,722,000

138,486,000

1,376,850,000

1,545,580,000

$168,730,000

the

tl,215,000

for

February

Total for two months

Harold

&
E.

Co.;
Wood

Wertheim
&

Co.,

Books closed.

on

page

6)

sold

competitively,

offering.

:

two

on

the fol¬

the February
months' figures with those
we

compare

corresponding periods in the four

preceding thus affording
comparison.

years
Total

Geruldsen

Co.;

comprehensive tables

pages

■

Notes

&

Co., Inc.

$

60,828,000

—

Wallace,

White

Represents Issues placed privately.

755,030,000

Certificates

Co.;

(Continued
•

88,192,000

for

C.

t Indicates

financing

Issued

Scribner; William R. Staats & Co.; Stifel, NicoCo., Inc.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Straus, Blosser Ss
J. S. Strauss & Co.; Swiss American Corp.;

S. Yantis &

986,748,399

420,450,000

—

Total

Thomas
F.

1,581,635,640

5

'

&

McDowell;

270,000

16,268,924,000

intra- government

1
,

.■

D^ane

laus1 &
~-----

'

January—

"

f

—

Co.,

&

.

27,454,788,640 25,873,153,000

Total for two months

Hughes
Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
Psmevoy, Inc.;
Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Seasongood<> &
Mayer; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; (Shields & Co.; Singer,
&

Co.,
,

385,587,399

.

270,000

notes

Februaxy

•

,

,

530,061,000
1,506,685,000

15

yr.

'

99,409,000

1,599,827,000

6,394,194,000

indeb.

1,601,029,000

1,800,319,000
1,801,620,000

.

Feb

"

two offerings of

& Co.

The

in

of the City

4%%
first
mortgage bonds,
Purpose, for construction pro¬
through Dean Witter & Co., and

Foster <fc Marshall; Freeman &
Co.; Ginther
Ellis & Anderson; Gregory &
Sons; HallCo.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
Co.; Ira Haupt «S3
Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hickey & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; A. M.
Kidder
& Co.,
Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmar.n & Co.; Loewi &
Co.,
Inc.; 1 Mackall
&
Coe;
McCormick
&
Co.;
McMaster

;

,

1,600,012,000

31

Jan

Co.

1987.

Weeks & Co.; Ball,
Burge «S3
Co., Inc.; Barret, Fitch, North
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Elair &
Co., Inc.;
William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis <fc
Simmons; Bosworth,
Sullivan <fc Co., Inc.; Stockton Broome
& Co.;
Burnham
& Co.; Burns Bros. &
Denton, Inc.; Byrd Brothers; Calolina Securities Corp.;
City Securities Corp.; Clayton Se¬
curities Corp.; Cunningham. Schmcrtz &
Co., Inc.; Dallas
Union Securities
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.;
Equitable
Securities Corp.; Este &.
Co.;; Evans <fe Co., Inc.; First of

New

Accepted

i

;

FUNDS

.

Jan

1,

Inc.; Adams & Peck; Allison-Williams
Co.; Anderson
Arthurs,
Lestrange
<fc
Co.;

Kraus;

Total Amount

•

subordinated

<fc

27,454,788,640

of

convertible

Strudwick;

c

•

USE

Electric

1974.

Bel!

E,

& Co.

17,255,672,399

months—.——

4%%

Ohio 5%>
first mortgagO
Purpose, for construction
program.

privately

parent

101.384%
&■

100

February

Teachers

construction.

Parker

Total

Co.,

of

Purpose, to repay bank loans
Price,
98.703%
and
accrued
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur-

1979.

Natural

March

from

2

1

for

through The Ohio Company.

due Feb.

due

series

a

12 yrs.

Feb

Sault

$40,000,000 Illinois

3Vz

9%-12 yrs.

and

mortgage bonds, series B.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and fop
Price, at par. Placed
privately with aa
institutional investor
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
*
due

33/a

Feb

Webster

Placed

Paso

new

3'/2

15

530, 061,000
1,506 ,685,000

530, 061,000

Feb

31

Feb 1-28

Co.

*1,250,000 Elyria Telephone Co. 4%%

3%

314 yrs.

31

Jan

Feb 1-28

Gas

*3.132

Jan

mortgagO

privately with
Lincoln National

C.

Smith, Polian

*3.057

99.196

6,394, 194,000

A.

B,

gram.

bonds

1.800 319,000
1.801 620,000

2,718 692,000
2,580, 255,000
2,741 089,000
6,394, 194,000

:•

loans

America and Bankers
Nebraska through William R.
Staats

privately with institutional

99.208

1,

Lee

*1,200,000 Edison

10,199,116,241
1,700, ioo,ut)0
1,700 438,000

.

..

first

Co., The
Continental Assurance

of

&

'bonds due Feb. 1,
Placed privately

*5,750,000 El

2,625, 974,000

&

Feb.

*800,000 Commonwealth Telephone Co. of

*3.305

99.185

,

91-days
91-days
91-days
92-days

21 1

Feb

Feb 1-28

Stone

to

Securities
Corp.;
Hornblower
&
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co.
Higginson Corp.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; The First
Trust Co. of
Lincoln,
Neb.; Bell & Farrell, Inc.; Martin
Investment Co., and
Wachob-Bender Corp.

Yield

98.540

1957

'

.

Insurance

Co.

Weeks;
(Inc.);

%

2 yrs.

January.

Feb

■:

debentures due Nov. 1, 1971.
and for
new
construction.
interest. Underwritten

c

159-days

Jan

15

Feb

Co.,'

; &

2

16

10

31

Life

a

12 yrs.

Jan

Jan
Jan

1,

1982.

1,750,000 Central Electric

*3.197

7

Jan

I

Insurance
Insurance &■

*3.262

99.192

91-days

Jan

Price

Aug.

new

,

Mutual

:tis;

$

91-days

10

Jan

for

certificates,

equipment.
Price, to
3.75%, according to maturity.
Offered
Co., Inc.; Baxter <fc
Co., and McMaster

&

'

Life

v

1,600,105 ,000
1,601,400 000

3

Jan

for

equipment trust

Interstate

due

Pacific

..

Co.

equipment trust
Sept.
15,
1957
to

Telephone Co. 5 % %
Purpose, to retire bank
construction.
Price, at par.
Placed

bonds

1957

1,600,348 000

Jan

3

Total

3%%

Ry.

semi-annually from

."I-.

'

:

,

*$1,500,000 California

•

Accepted

&

3r%%

from

public utilities

Amount

$
24

Jan 1-31

Western
due

1972, inclusive.
Purpose,
yield from 3.50% to

notes matur¬

2,378,534,000
2,543,380,000
2,413,900,000
2,810,292,000
2,416,372,000

Dec

Jan

RR.

*

&

a,

by Halsey, Stuart
Hutchinson & Co.

the notes

Applied for

Jan 1-31 Jan

Hutchinson

St. Louis

15,
1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.50% to
3.80%:, according to maturity. Offered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel &
Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; and Stroud
& Co.,

V

new

Due

Jan

Jan

McMaster

&

semi-annually

Annuity Association

states

Dated

24

due

March

15.

*

t

Western

Co.,! and

'•

Hutzl

&

Union Securities &
Co.:

r

due

Life Insurance Co.

Amount

Jan 1-31

Inc.

-

united

Jan

Co.,

North

certificates

certificates

are

&

&

$6,420,000 New York,
Chicago
:

.

Date

Offered

$4,905,000 and" $7,095,000.




the

March

by Halsey, Stuart

Ohio

Ry. 5V2r/c equipment trust cer*
annually March 15, 1958 to
1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for,new equipment.
Price, to yield from
4.75% to
5.50%, according to
maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
& Co.,
Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. w.
Pressprich & Co.:
Freeman &

;

,

issues

new

maturity. Offered

&

Stroud

tificates

Depositary Bonds.

at

period

One Canadian Government
issue floated here in Feb¬
ruary was the $50,000,000
refunding issue of the Quebec
due Feb. 1, 1977.

/:

■;

*

the $3,000,000 bond issue

the

certificates
1. 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
Price, to yield from 3.80%

i Bi'exo1 & Co.; Eastman Dillon,

and

$1,335,000 Chicago

of

;

^ebruary comprised

of

maturing

trust

Ry. 3%% equipment trust
certificates
annually Feb. 25, 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for
new
equipment.
Price, to yield from,
3.65% to 3.85%,
according to maturity. Offered
by Salomon Bros.

the above the Treasury
Department in
February confined its operations to
the'weekly sale of
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds and

of $636,-

Offerings by United States Possessions placed here

amounts of

-Outside

:

Feb

February,

the

holders
notes

certificates maturing Feb.
15, $575,212,000
maturing March 15 and $9,663,000 are the

Feb

$557,289,465 shows
$79,159,525.

to

:

A check of the total for

for

the
the

and

Feb

j

1
'

15

equipment

due

over¬

Municipal-financing in February,; 1957 aggregated
.$562,265,125 of which $557,289,465 represented furids for
and

to

open

Feb.

*

4%

equipment.

£icaC

& C0

$8,100,000 Chesapeake

amounted to
$9,867,-'
250.000, leaving $880,099,000 of the
maturing issues for
cash
redemption. Of this amount $295,224,000 are the

Total

purposes

announced

Jan

com¬

$213,179,000, made

of that month's

15

RR.

annua?.1y Febne™

of

the

placed through the pri¬

of 34 issues, equalling 37.98%

capital

1960,

Subscriptions

all dollar volume.

hew

15,

maturing

num¬

of

Feb.

on

Ohio

'

current

Type of

In the prior month, that is Jan¬

aggregated

that month's grand
pares with the

$117,400,000,

issues

the

•

...

ber

May

$85,224,574

15.18% of that month's over-all dollar
volume, while
preferred offerings stood at 18 and amounted to
or

$531,000,000
subscriptions will

Cash

edness of Series A-1957
maturing Feb. 15, $2,996,574,000
of 2%%
Treasury Notes of Series A-1957
maturing
March 15, and
$531,296,000 of 14% Treasury Notes of
Series EA-1957
maturing April 1, and (b) 34% Treasury
Notes of Series A-1960 to
be dated Feb.'
15, 1957, due

volume.

shows

railroads
&

;

exchange offering of (a) 3%%
Indebtedness of Series A-1958
to be dated Feb.
.15^ 1957, due Feb. 14, 1958, open to
holders of $7,219,479,000 of
2%% Certificates of Indebt¬

sum

amounted

dollar

of

Treasury Certificates

dollar

gross

maturing April 1.

Treasury Department

results

29.72%, while preferred placements

the

For

February,

for

accounted

or

to

$22,129,196,

volume.

issues

and

notes

■

v

]

and

Notes (Issues
Maturing
Later Than Five
Years)

$$3,360,000 Baltimore

The new certificates and the new
notes
will be dated Feb.
15, 1957, and exchanges will be made
at par, with an
adjustment of interest in all cases as of
that date., In the case of
the notes maturing March
15,
accrued interest from
Sept. 15 to Feb. 15 will be paid to
subscribers following acceptance of the
notes.
In the
case of the notes
maturing April 1, accrued interest from
Oct. 1 to Feb. 15 will
be paid to subscribers
following
acceptance of these notes.

offerings

$298,666,976,

;

be open to holders of the

not be received.

or 65.32%
2.58%, refunding operations,

Long-Term Bonds

maturing Feb. 15 and $2,997,000,000
maturing March 15.
The new certificate

offering wiJl also

67.90%.

or

notes

w

During February, 1957

$7,219,000,000

certificates

2%%

.

financing in February, 1957,

No short-term bond and note
financing came
during February. ." ' *

month.

with
r

,

Details of New
Capital Flotations

The

the

$894,423,376,

or

Long-term bond
stood

lower

a

five-year

&s

and

o
2
ft"

ft

ft

ft

ft-

S.

o

ft
to

•*1
o

to

to

to

-it.

Total

$

1,6450

531,20 41,*602^47 92,01340

6 ,47810

1,29785 municpaltes.

613, 05

Refundiug 24,56 40

-1953 $•-

81,420 2,180.965 108,76 10

•

New

Total

50 ,0 0

•

-1954 Refundl g 15.372, 39
'

50 ,0 0

70 ,0 410, 0

142,30
3,523,640

1,72 90

Refundi g 17.0 ,0 2,30,0

613, 05

70 ,0 410, 0
Capitl 3,150. 25,0. 21.50 0 86.927,10 138,7630

New

Total

2,763,0

23,684^ 0 78,5 67
■

Total

Capitl : 281.39,50 875,0 21,84395 78,31967
Now

Refundi g 7,50,0

v

•

■

,

Total

"2'•.»-/•.

—195G

,

35.410 1.40,60 120, 5.428 85,24.57

s

"Tio o

1.089.0

Capitl 2,75.0 186,3502

6,3750 1.,0 1 0

295,0

106.5 0 5,0 .0 63.0 14.850 50,694.50

12,30 32,76542

79, 0 10.7t640

Refundig 2470,6
$

-195

Capitl

561,24.02 3,0 .0 19,750. 63.4890 9,50,0

Total

3.150, 319.5649 25,7 025 19,0612 3,024.Q30 410, 0 .sfo"£0 G4l,36tf

20 ,0 0 1,896,589

•

134,650

82,150

36,79145 1,406,0 19,50 3 63,702 109,46

50 ,0

50 ,0

875, 0

875YoO

223

v\;.r

38.750 18.04 20, 0 140.789,0 6,50. 2,50 0 7.850, 0

$

9.30 0 1,290
—1956 Refundi g

53,0287

3.0 6 29,70. 618,493.76 9.50 0

Capitl

276,53'80 36,8 30

930,4 76 56,0 0 179,60 562, 15 15,0 0 1,73 9601

Total

Refundi g 2i,01740 1,93J0 3,0 ,0

36.01, 0 50, 0 14,30^ 4,97560 23,8670

$

16,4905

41,72083543,905

438.90

2,50 ,285
2*950

649. 84
36,70 25 10, 4308 7,51 97 2.50, 0 18,9 45 26.57,13

875, 0

875, 0

~

New

68.94 017 2,75.0 1"95 1.406,0
1
223

649. 84
39,2031 10, 4308 7,51.97 2.50, 0 18.9 45 27,01 73 105,2647 146,5810 15,0438 770,815*97 17,350 51,34 8 r297!<J50 8,19 46

2,0 0

15,0 0

173^24 30 ,0 9, 53 0

;

81.50, 5.0 ,0 48.30, 14,850 50,69450 295.0 80.Y5 6W

$

28, 5930

1,9780

25,19845

7.50 , 0

18,79621

$

New

90.5 0 17.95204

Refundig ' 27,09 50

1,72,90

17.0 , 0 2,913.05

7,8 2,739

384.2,6 32,40

2,7630

613, 05

36,79145 1,406,0 19,50 3 6 3,702 109,46 Y"l73~2 4 30 ,0 0 9,53,0 68,94 017 30.25,0 '*1.695 1,406,0

50 ,0

50 ,0

30,250 186,3502 6.375,0 10, 0 1,0 ,0 26,59 0

$

$

1954-

32.0, 0 397,42807 13,250

428,941,65397185

2,50 285 438,90
■195- Refundlhg 41,70

.
..

94,31694 3,72,05 32,1402 2,34,930

$

New

53214,061.52,34978690
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>-—l.uijsaDCiDpStraohvmneRcsudlf.f,vOBo.FInptretadmhofrlcgmUncpy,
Capital

245,17641 24,169.38 4,78679

410, 0
135.27810 50.1 0 32.4025 25,7025 120.78412 3,024.930 20. 0 lsi4.S659 "6 ,461,8 0

20 ,0 1,896,589

94,30254 3.72.05 32,14012 2,34,930

""

54,350 1,893,703

25,61341395.8047.6722,98

50,1 .0 27,50 21,50 0 8,650

and

86,350 39,86510 13,250

260,54'.20 24,16938 4.78,679

$

$

-1953

12.690, 365.219,40 2,0 -0

1,645.0

41,60247 91,3705

Capitl 506, 3469
$

Total

94,10. 367,40 365 2,0 .0

1,40 . 0 1. 97,8 0 10,759.16 3.806,298 7.51,495

1.40 . 0

1,97,80

4.902,50 4 7,30

2,758,0 2 13.907,28

19,0 0

2.93,185

4L 428,49.166397185

15,0 0

27.0,285

4tiEB

297,95§
1.319,45 2 5,0438 5^81,97 17,350 51,34 8 A'-i— . 384,2 .30
102,673
J

MM

4 7,30

205.3 ,02 39,7280 218,79 6 23.806,298 219,760495 1,4520 2,50
1,26.80

16,4905

10,497 1,309

1,329615,9.374285 ISNCONOURPEEATWF 631,750 2024,9183,67 561.24053*.028,7
FOCREPIGNAT,
notes—- -— notes — notes — governmt acies&t—.,Posein v1u,50284 Sbatnodhyen.t'ilu,cd"fs Notes- etc manuftres— manufctrig. :— heotrltadcin.g, ■— Notes— etc. manufres manufctrig— heotrlatdcin.g, etc manuftres— manufctrig hetorlatdcin.g, etc.- manufctres. manufctrig : hotrlading, t—ry? securit.
:

Capitl

-

•

:$.

New

•

326,40159 1.40,0 120,6428 84,02694

1,089 0

27,095

29,475.0 16,750 20, 0 124.36950 6,50 2Y0 7,850 327,49 50

s

New

'

Total. J 594,3 20
-

»

—1957

$
c

;

Capitl

New

573,91680 10,35~496 2-16,53780 3,8 30

GROUPIN

CHAR TE

FOFEBRUAY 1 boanndds stock stock boanndds stock stock foreign— boanndds stock stock- corpate BIntaernaioklGovernmt foreignGoanvdt._•Municpal—Stes,Staes toal"d-o figures
Corpate-

Domestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on




Total

Candian Other Loan

Farm

1]

§

Grand

United

3,o ~o6 10,650

$

4 7,30
29.475,0 217,49067 23,806298 203,41 5 1,4520 2,50 0

67,1 092 167,547 9.578,48 201.789 2,08.0 10. ,0 7,84,50

•.

2,150 278,160392 38,02 817 142,63.48 149989 4,315,0

T

je:

49370.463

378

—-

1,9370 3,0 ,0 10,6~ 506

1,9370

1,9370

10,35240 24,01740

5,183 92 167,547 9,578,48 201,789 2,08 0 10. ,0 7,84,50 286,73.26 2,150 '^6,1 92 35,02 847 13,9784 13788,499 4,3150

Capitl 2,15.0 210,983 0 34,8530 12,3960 176,20 2,350 38.4 ,70 607,510
$

OSUMFARY

MONTH

Refundig

4 7,30
10,7416 3.806,298 7.51,495 4.902,50 2,75802 13,90728

1,40,0

AND

38,40 57.289,465 15,0 0

894.23,76

-1957

2,150 210,983 0 37,853 0 13,064 176,20 2,350 48,7610

$

1,40,0

"These

New

"

894,2376

FOFEBRUAY Baonds utiles— cocspoteear,ll,, acesori iandnusdtrl beuitldcngs, trInuvesstmn, Miscelanou Baonds utiles cocspoteear,ll,, acesori inadunstdrl beuiltdcngs, tIrnuvesstmn,Miscelanous utiles cocsptoeearl,l,, acesori inadunstrdl beuiltdcngs, trInuvesstmn,Miscelanous utiles ccospoteaerll,,, acesori inadunstdrl beuiltdcng.s, tIrnvuesstmn,Miscela—nous corpate
MONTH

Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs

Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

Ship ing

Short-Tem Railroads Public Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,

Total

Other

",dnaL Rub er Ship ing

Stocks- Railroads

Equipment and

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing

Total

Total-

Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs Other

Total

Oil

*^1

Land, Rub er ««
QT

£
&

—I

B
05

o

UJ

o

Co

S.

o

S*

'>
i.

-

84,57 0 26956 758,01.523 2,0 ,0

Total

1,243897 2,3149 municpaltes.

613, 05

"Refundig 40,687,9?

-t

1,935,625

Tot»l 974,21540 87 ~85630 179.345 96

s.

fa

•s

41,30 297 18,0 0 2I!6T30 7,19,715 278,15 02

1,935,625

Capitl. 03,527408 87 5630 178,3291

$

Refundi g 31,0 .0 2,30 , 0
$

—1953

and

89,30 32,51 0 21,50 0 215,70:6 106,45890 3,86,50 25,0 0 179,250 974,21540
3,864,352

21,90471 5,2 ,025 38,096,075 3.945,690

4,3041 5,6 7,569

269.157 89,30. 54,197

613, 05

3,523,640 40,68792

613. 05

26,72 ,025 253,79605 10,4 590 3,8 6,50 25,0 0 4.30741 184.92,569

31,0 0 2,913,05

1,243897

3,864,352

3,523,640 41,30 297

1,20 8,674 675 6 0 15723^0 750,89108 2,0 ,0

J«ew

721 000

43,10428 137,69 40 25,0 0
2 5,0 0

Refundi g 35,87260
$

—1954

816. 49 98,0 0 19,26 09 207145,6 79,3 140 13,250
35,812 60 169,8450 6,03,403

Capit l 574,2 61 1,0 01) 43,10428 137,42 0 25,0 0

780, 4189 98,0 0 19,26 0 32706 791,35 7 13,25.0

New

, 5,40 ,50
71,92 0 70,2 780 203,17 486

Total
*

-195

$

6,21 731

1,056.98247 35,60 6 35672 6 861, 0239

Refundi g 175,26 5 2,¥0~285 838,90

178,5 10 271,90 16,3742

214,372,69004536978GIonBRD§vtfSteDeCicrvoahnapmmlusropivndk.fdce.s, MSFEF2YOWHAIDVAB8ES.S1199554TRNCRTNoeCeafofutpaunntpiwddliwlgg$$S~"$-6377,08.8,30:2>V•24.<i——_~«—'■*„1l5o^e.074 ;L;r.291 7637598149,,8230670405'-XI2!_■^"*:1.40,~;5;-■ I39——"15,04,20c"S''V/vrj¥••-XwC.-■:t-W"18972<896>3445576*/2C_V~'—_I—,QR"i17[^9* Yqn4i<uf>4,290322163870,59.,36751^8C'J'O—•.64970J_v32~5i4(foTIb0SX1-8,'O?RUt7;«)Va^n"i_951,9*311,8.2007366598442,7
FTINMEAFOHW2NRYCDROIG8BAVS.S
•

Capit l 536,71235 5,4050 67, 0495 20,31586
$'•

6,21 731

New

Total

$

87,42687 35,0 60 84,35^0 845,32807

78,91450 5,24 50 136,0423 136, 073

1,089,0

19,0 0
75,18370 1,781,23
—1956 Refundi g'$
">v

7,518 3 32,80. 2,13049

'

•

1,068 276 12.0 ,60 49,250 1,03971,03 9,50,0

4422,.0630719,854798301.39 ICONUSGORRHEPUFWPEAEITD. CRNTTNCeafooaeupepntitwtdaiwlllg
MCFAFCGUOONVRICEPREPNDIGMLANTT,, —.- notes—- _— agencisA. StaFfbtremahofudgnuoicehphryilalddseylss 11995567$$$$478,3330,55024998117,0325—-acesori*_.11567m93a,,6330T1f4V57c»turin8gl06224990.,0__——_hoeldt.icng.,4602. 1172,,454593.,630256189700'< 94_:—.1,mV0anufc_"tri;g235—''■..—._hoeldticng.,250, 6225,5004,.—_"'■1978—091,95.53372,78066— —_«:336,m6an7u.44f1c88trig22007,995,3I4•6—.1h'2,o,e0ldticn.g,15.3 4124721,099,8.88357063 73,.,5490.19923705670.88142o50_,13069,m6,9a45n34uf9c8trig72278—513..0_*—1h2oeldticn.g,74,,8075403113.9,6987203.55641.728
Capit&l 712,908 5,24,50 136,023 134,8160

1,089,0

New

Total

$
«

—1957

1,493,10

250, 0

48,156271 392,18 57 71.83 20 1,2506 0 250, 0

98,3679 126)0,6 175,40.O6 1,069453 9,50,0

1,96305.82 10. 0 65,70 689.40,6 1,246 57 15,0 .0

Refundi g 21,36740 1,93^76 3,0 ,0

36, 1 0 5o, To6 502,3 ^6 9,083.610

250. 0

1,427^60 36,12571 392,18.57 68,3.20 i,250, 0

250, 0

597,410 CAHANRDTE Refundig
Capit l

1,9-26478 10, 0 15,70 "01,70 0 1,237 065 15,0 0 3,48167 93
18

OSUMFARY

New

FS2NEP«BRD.*" boannotneds—sd —istock stock boanndds ——_Presftockd stockforeign- bonaontdedss stock— stock corpateBIntearanionklGovernmtforgoeveringmntGoavnd,Municcpiatl—Stes,,PSostaeeins hfdlhigcuouredtes FE2NED8B. BNootaens—ds utiles eccooptalr,,manufces indausntrdl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous BNooatensd—s utiles eccooptalr,,manufces ori Indausntridl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous Utiles eccooptalr,,manufctes oriesindausntrdl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous utiles—; eccooptalr,,mnuft acesori—indaunstrdl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous csoercpuritate
MONTHS Domestic- Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candi — Long-term Short-em Com on Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on
2

Corpate-—

Other

-




Total

Can dian Loan
3

Other Farm

toal •These

Grand

*

United

MONTHS Long-Term
2

Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords Other

Land, Rub er

Ship ing Investmn

Total

Short-Tem Public ste l, Equipment Maotnords

Other Land, Rub er

Ship ng Investmn

Total

Stocks

Railrods public ISroten,l, Equipment Maontodrs Other

Land, Rub er

Ship ng Investmn

Total

Total—

Railrods ste l, Equipment and

Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ng

v649,8.'

c

Oil

Iron,

Oil

Oil

Oil

Investmn

Total

0

(2222)

3
First of Michigan Corp.; Granbery,

& Simmons;

(Continued from page 3)
County Gas Co. 5%-% debentures due 1977. Purpose,
bank loans end for new construction.
Placeo
with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York through Underwood. Neuhuus & Co.

•900 000 Lea

rcbay

to

privately

first mortgage bonds,

Co.

Co. i'-'n'c first mortgage bonds, series
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
Price, 102'% and accrued interest.
Offered
by Ifalsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams
Co Clavtou Securities Corp.: Cunningham. Schmertz &
Co.. Inc.; f.Ulsct, Steele Ac Co.; First of Iowa,Corp.; Mulluney, Wells Ac Co.; Patterson, Copeland •& Kendall, Inc.;
Rafferispcrgcr, Hughes Ac Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers Ac Co.,
construction.

new

Thomas A; Co.

and

*30,000,000 Potomac Electric Power

Co. 4ts/u%

debentures due Feb. 15,

to repay banit loans and for new con¬
struction.
Price. 102.62'%
end accrued interest.
Offered
bv Kidder. Peabody A: Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Ac Beano; Wi lts, Weld Ac Co.; Salomon Bros. As Hutzler;
Equitable Securities Corp., Dick Ac Merle-Smith; R. W'<
Pressprich Ac Co.: W. C. Langlcy As Co.; Wooden As Co.,
Inc.; Strou 1 A: Co., Inc.;
Burns Bros. As Denton, Inc.;
Cooley As Co.; Baker, Watts As Co.; C. F. Childs & Co.,
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Putnam A: Co.; Elworthy As
Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; Joseph Walker As Sons; DgHaven; As Townsend, Crouter As Bodinc; Model, Roland
As Stone; Holme, Applegatc As Humphrey, Inc.:
Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts Ac Parke, and Wagenseller As Durst, Inc.
1982.

Purpose,

i

i

t

...

i.

,i

Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams
Co.; J. Barth As Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts As
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; John B. Joyce As Co.; McMaster Hutchinson As Co.; Mullaney, Wells As Co.; Patterson,
Copeland As Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer As Christensen,
Inc.; Schwabacher As Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus As Co., Inc.;
Thomas As Co., and F. S. Yantis Ac Co., Inc.
Books closed.
-

•

■

-

*.1,950,000 Western Nuclear Corp. 6% subordinated debentures, series
A
(together with 1,950,000 shares of. attached common
stock.).
Purpose, to repay interim loans and for working
capital.
Placed privately with 19 institutions and indi¬
viduals through Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co. -

Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley A; Co., Inc.; Laurence
M. Marks & Co.; Wertheini Ac Co.; Wood, Struthers Ac Co.;

$37,853,300

Hutton Ac Co.; Reynolds &
Co.; Ball, Burge A: Kraus; R. S. Dickson Ac Co., Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; First of Michigan Corp.;
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Field, Rich¬
ards Ac Co.;
Chas. W. Scran toil Ac Co.; Slcin Bros. Ac
Boyce; Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson; A. M. Kidder A: Co., Inc.;
C. F. Childs Ac Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; Baker, Watts
Ac
Co.; Harwell, Chapman Ac Co.;
Indianapolis Bond Ac
Share Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co., Inc.; KirkpatrickPettis Co.; John C. Legg Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Sutro Bros,
Ac Co.; Chace,
Whiteside, West Ac Winslow, Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs Ac Co.; Investment Corp. of Norfolk; McAndrew Ac
Co. Inc.; Mead, Miller Ac Co.; Saunders, Stiver Ac Co., and
%%';Scott, Horner Ac Mason, Inc.
Weeks;

Ac

w.

,

;

Hutzler.

stock

common

and

shares

five

(par SI 1
stock.

of

•

<

Reynolds
Stone

Co.;
and

■*350,000

in units of $100 of debentures
for new construction.

-

-

.

Ac

•

'

•

•:

L.

F.

-

i

.

Scribner;

Frank,
Sutro
R.

L.

Noel
Ac

R.

,

Ac

Ac

Ac

Fox;

Co.;

Stein

Stubbs,

Bros.

Smith

Ac

Ac

Boyce;

Stern,

Lombardo

Inc.-

Co.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker, Anthony Ac
Underwood, Ncuhaus Ac Co. Inc.; Van Alstyne,
Vietor, Common, Dann Ac Co.; G H Walker
Walston Ac Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerclien' Ac Co ;

Day;
A;

Co.;

Co.;

Wertlieim

Ac

Co.; Winslow, Cohu Ac
Ac Co., and Harold E. Wood Ac Co.

*35,000,000 United Gas Corp. 4)i%

Stetson;

Dean

Witter

first mortgage and collateral trust
Purpose, to Increase investments

bonds due March 1, 1977.

and for construction program.
interest.

Price, 102.259% and accrued

Offered

by White, Weld Ac Co.; Equitable Securities Corp., Drexel
Co.j Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securi-

^°Y';R',W' Shields Ac & Co-: Baxter & Co-;
o!'-SfPrlCch
M. Marks Ac Co.,
Company; Coffin Ac

G.

H.

Riter

Co.;

Ine

•

Ac Co.; William Blair'Ac
Co.; Cooley & Co :
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.; Weeden Ac Co.
Inc.'
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis

Walker
Ac

Blair Ac Co.;

Laurence

Burr




Ac

Co.,

White,

and

Brothers,

;

Spencer

Ac

Ac

Inc.;-

Straus,

Placed

-

Weld

Ac

Co.

by

%

1,

Weeks;

'

'

W.

Fenner

Ac

E.

Hutton & Co.;

Co.;, A., G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.; Bingham, Walter Ac
Hurry,'-'Inc.; Bioren Ac Co.; Blair A: Co. Inc.; William
Blair Ac Co.; Arnliold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Blunt
Ellis- Ac- Simmons;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Boettcher Ac Co.;

,
■»

-

Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; J. C.
Stockton Broomer Ac Co.; Alex. Brown
'

Lisle

V

'

Brush,

Slocumb

Burns Bros. Ac

Ac

Bradford

Denton, Inc.;

Ac Co.{

Sons; Brown,
Inc.; Butcher

Ac
Co.

Burke Ac Mac-

Byllesby Ac Co. (Inc.); Caldwell Phillips
Securities Corp.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Chace, Whiteside, West Ac Winslow. Inc.;, Chaplin
Ac
Co.;; ..City Securities Corp.;
Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; E.
W.
Clark
Ac
Co.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin Ac
Donald;

v

.

'

,'>

Norton

Courts

Co.;

Ac

little

Drexel

Co.;

Ac

Eastman
;

Ac Co.; Julien Collins Ac
Co.; Crowell, Weedon Ac

Co.;
Co.;
Schmertz Ac
Ac Co., Inc.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.; Davis, Skaggs A: Co.; DeHaven
Ac Townsend, Crouter Ac Bodine;
Dempsey-Tegeler
A: Co.; Dick Ac Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson Ac Co., Inc.;
Dillon;
Read Ac Co. Inc.; Dominick Ac Dominick;
DooCollin,

Inc.;

Ac

Cruttenden,
Podesta
Ac Co.;
Cunningham.
Qfi . Inc . curtiss, House Ac Co.; J. M. Dain

;r

'

£

M.

H.

Carolina

-

Burr.

Dillon.

Stokes

m

Co.;

Ac

Estabrook

*

Ac

Union

Co.; Francis. I. du Pont
Securities Ac Co.: Elkins,

Ac

of

Michigan

Co.; Farwell, Chap-*
Ferris Ac Company;

Co.; The First Cleveland. Corp.; First
Corp.; First Southwest -Co.; Folger. Nolan,

.

]

,

Ac

Inc.;

Co..

Ac

Co.. Inc.; Foster Ac Marshall;
Robert Garrett Ac Sons; Glore,

Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs.Ac Co,; Goodbody Ac Co.;
Granbery! Marache Ac Co.; Greert, Ellis Ac Anderson;
Gregoi-y Ac Sons;
Halle Ac Stieglitz; Haligarten Ac Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger Ac Co.;-. Halsey,- Stuart Ac Co.. Inc.;
Harriman
Ripley
Ac Co.,t Inc.; Hayden,
Miller Ac Co.;

.

•

Reid

Fulton

Hibbs

B.

Fleming-W.
.

.

Co.;

Field,. Richards' Ac

-r-

;a.':

Fahey. Clark Ac
Steele Ac Co.;

Inc.;

Fauset,'

Co.;

Ac

man

Co.,

Ac

Evans

Ac

Morris,

Elworthy Ac Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Co.:
Charles J. Eubank Co.; Clement A.

'

'

;
'

Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noy.es-Ac Co.; H. Hentz
Becrman Ac-Co.; Hill Richards Ac Co.;
' Hilliard Ac Son; Hirsch Ac Co.; J. . A. Hogle
Ac
Co.;
Hooker Ac. Fay;, Hornblower A: Weeks; Howard,
Weil.
Labouisse,
Fricdrichs and Co.; Hulme, Applegate
Ac
Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton Ac,Co.; W. E. Hutton
Ac
Co.;
The
Illinois
Co.
Inc.; Indiananolis Bond
and
"
V
Share Corp.; Ingalls Ac Snyder; Janney, Dulles Ac Battles,
>•' Inc-.;:''Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; Johnson. Lane,
Space Ac Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.: Edward D.
Jones !Ac Co.;
Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen
Ac
Miller, Inc.; Kalman Ac Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards Ac
*
Co.; A. M. Kidder A: Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Ac Co.; Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Ac
Co.;
Laird
Ac
Company,
Corp.; -Laird,
Bissell Ac Meeds; W. C. Langley A: Co.;'Lazard Frerea
Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John C. Legg Ac Co.; Leh¬
man
Brothers;
Lester,
Ryons
Ac
Co.;
Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades Ac Co.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; McCormick &
Stone

Havden,

Ac

:

W

.

W. C4 Langley

'•/"

Marshall;

A:

Ac Sherrerd;-

k

Beane;

Oversubscribed.

Le-

Ac

:

Brothers;

Lehman

Pierce,

Arthurs,

Redpath,

Bacon,

Ac

.

Parker Ai

Auchincloss,

& Co.;
Anderson & Strudwick;- Bache & Co.i
.Whipple &• Co.;- Robert ,W. Baird & Co.,-.Inc.J
Bakei', 'Simonds
As Co.; Baker, Watts As - Co.;
Baker,
Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; Barret, Fitch, North
Ac Co.; J. Barth A: Co.;
Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Baxter

strange

Cooley

;-<;%r•/'. -./"

Purpose,

1932.

Boston

Inc.;

Co.,

.

program.

for subscription by common stockholders'.
portion ($2,806,000)
underwritten by The
Corp.; Allen A: Company;
A. C. Allyn Ac

company

First

subordinated

to repay bank
Price, at par. Offered

Purpose,

1987.

expansion

for

Unsubscribed

Blosser Ac McAc Co.;' J. C:

•/

and

convertible

4)4%

^

.

promissory notes dliO
for participation in

with other oil
companies in Venezuela.
privately through. A. IG. Becker & Co. Inc.
\ .

171,720,200 Phillips
Petroleum
Co.
debentures "due Feb.
15,

Co.,

Deanc

'

vv

venture

joint

>

Singer,

Co.;

Wertlieim

notes due
Placed

etc.

OIL

5%

Boyce;

promissory

5Vn(e>

Inc.

*$5,000,000 Ashland Oil' & Refining Co. 4%%:
serially to May 1,
1967.
Purpose,

Co.;

'

_

$133,064,600

'

,

t

1,
1967.
Purpose, for working capital,
privately, through Kidder, Peabody A; Co.

Ac

Wertlieim

Day;

-z

Publications,

Feb.

Co.;
Trask Ac

Barney

($3,200,000).

:

•2,000,000 Stauffer

4%%

Corp.

-

v.-.

-

Co!;

J.

'

J."

Henry

B.

.

='

4:%%: convertible .subordinate debentures
Purpose, | for expansion and working
capital.
Price, 100% and accrued, interest. Underwritten
by Goldman,
Sachs Ac Co.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; '

,

March

Inc.
1,

Becker

G.

Ac

Sons;

Ac

Clark,

Co.

!
,

'

1

:

-

Peck; . Allen Ac Co.;

Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
Ac Co.; Francis I. duPont Ac Co.;

Dodge

Ac

Hopwood;

(

Adams Ac

Co.;
Haligarten Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley
Ac Co., Inc.;
Hayden. Stone Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
McDonald Ac Co.;
Piper,! Jaffray Ac

Goodbody
'•

•

1977.

Adamex Securities. Corp.;

,

A.

Rothschild

Smith, Barney Ac Co.; F. s. Smithers Ac Co.;
Staats

Meyer

Ac Co.

due

Piper,

Scherck, Richter Co •
Poole, Roberts Ac Parke; Schwabacher Ac Co '
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Shields Ac Co.; Shuman, Agnew
Ac Co.; silberberg & Co.; I. M. Simon Ac
Co.; Singer, Deane
Ac

capital

($7,800,000) and -for
Placed privately through

refunding

Purpose,

1978.;

'

-

promissory notes due Feb. 1,
working
Lehman
- 1
<V

Smith-Corona, Inc. 4.30%

f

'

Schmidt,

William

Co.,

8,000,000 Daystrom,

<

Ac Hopwooa; R. W. Pressprich A: Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co., Inc.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Reynolds Ac
Co.; Riter Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.- Wm,

Co.;

Forgan Sc Co.
••*

M'cCorriiick Ac Co.; Men-ill
Merrill, Turben Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine. Webber, Jackson A:
Curtis; Reynolds Ac Co.; William R. Staats A: Co.: White,
Weld
Ac Co.;
Dean Witter Ac Co., and Wood, Struthers

Jaffray

Ac Co.; Rotan, Mosle Ac
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;

Ac

Ac

Co.;

Lynch,

Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston Ac Currie; F S Moseley
Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co,; The Ohio
Company; Pacific

Roncy

Bros.

Feb.

Ac

Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Masten Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Ac Beane; Merrill, Turben Ac Co.,
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Mitchum, Jones Ac Templeton; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch-

Co.;

Corp.;

L.
%

Co.

Hammill

Stein

Hornblower Ac

E.

C.

-

:

*11,000,000

.

Ac

&

,

loans

convertible- subordinated' debentures
for expansion and working
capital.
Price,
101) a %
and accrued, interest. *■ Under¬
written by Harriman Ripley A; Co., Inc.; .Hemphill, Noyes
Ac Co.; Clark,
Dodge A; Co.; Julien Collins Ac Coi; Cruttenden, Podesta Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon. Union Securities
Ac Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.: The First Boston Corp.;
due

Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.; Ingalls
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Joseph, Mellon Ac
Miller, Inc.; Kalman Ac Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards Ac Co.;
A. M. Kidder Ac Co.,
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Kormendi Ac Co., Inc.;
Ladenbiug, Thalinann Ac Co.; Laird,
Bisscli A: Meeds; W. C. Langley A: Co.; Lazard Freres Ac
Co.; Lee Higgiuson Corp.; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Manley,

Curtis*

Placed

Walston

Carrier

Snyder;

Ac

R.

Smith.

^

....

*1,000,000 Petiibone MuJiiken Corp. 18-year subordinated notes due
1975.% Purpose,
for general corporate purposes.
Placed
V
■
v
privately through institutional investors through Glore,

convertible subordinated debentures
tor working capital and for expansion
privately
with institutional investors

Purpose,

Shearson,

Co.;

Dowell;

18,000.000

Hutton Ac Co.;

Jackson

v
*

5•'%%

Corp,

1971.

Wheat

Hooker Ac Fay; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Fricdrichs Ac Co.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; W. E.

Webber,

Securities

Webster

Ac

Tucker, Anthony Ac
Weld fc Co.

Scribner;
•

& Co.;

Paine,

*V

convertible subordi¬
nated debentures due Feb. 1, 1972;
Purpose, for working
capital. Price, at par. Offered by company for subscrip-i
tion
by common stockholders.
Completed.
Underwritten
by Lehman Brothers; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Bache A;
Co.; J. Barth Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; A. G. Becker
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Blunt
Ellis
Ac
Simmons; vBoettcher
and
Company; Burnliam
and Company; J. M. Dain Ac Co.,
Inc.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goodbody A: Co.; Haligarten Ac Co.;
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; H. Hentz A: Co.;
E. F. Hutton
Ac Company; Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades
Ac
Co.;
Mullaney, Wells Ac Company; L. F. Rothschild

Barth

Elworthy Ac Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp.;
Estabrook Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First Sonthwest Co.;' Fridley, Hess Ac Frcderking; Fulton
Reid Ac Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Ac
Co.; W. D. Gradison A: Co.; Granbery, Marache Ac
Co.: Halle Ac Stieglitz; Haligarten Ac Co.: Harriman Ripley
Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.; Havden, Stone Ac Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; J. J..B. Hilliard Ac Son; J. A. Hogle

Co.;

America: v-j--

Mulliken Corp. 5'/4-%.. 15-year promissory notes.
due: 1972,>.Purpose, for working capital and general.cor«
pora'te .purposes. Placed privately with institutional in¬
vestors-' through Glore,- Forgan A: Co. V '
' % ^
.
'y-

*3,000,000 Pettibohe

-

Co!;

Ac

5,888,800 Brunswick-Balke-Collender

Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Crowell, Weedon
Ac
Co.; J. M. Dain Ac Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.;
Dewar,
Robertson Ac Pancoast; Dominlck
Ac Dominick;
Drexel Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.;

Northwest

Riter

Co.;

through Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.

Co.;

A.

'

vr;rg;;.

W.

White,

Hettinger
due

Ac Co., Inc.; Boettchcr Ac Co.; Bosworth,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford Ac Co.; Alex. Brown Ac
Sons; Brown, Lisle Ac Marshall; Burnham and Company;
Butcher & sherrerd; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clarke,

Inc.;

Ac

program.

Blyth

Bennett

par.^ Placed;privately

common

Weeks;

Pui-pose,

1„. 197 i.

June

and for working capital ($3,135,with two insurance companies.

Chemical Corp. 4% promissory notes due
for expansion program." Price, at
with Pruedential Insurance Co. of

Mathieson

*18,000,000 Olin

•'

;

Sullivan Ac Co.,

Ac

000)., Placed privately

($469,800)

Ac

through

;

(.$2,865,000)

refunding

100%

by

of institutional investors

Magnavoxv<5o%4%% promissory notes due 1969, purpose,

♦6,000,000

subordinated con¬
Purpose, for working

1, 1977.

company

1, 1969. Purpose,
privately with the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. through B. W. Pizzini
& Co.,'inc.*.% :
•. vj ;
%.:■

"*

E. Hutton Ac Co.; John¬
Co.;
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Carl M.
Loeb,
Rhoades Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac
Beane:
F. S.
Moseley Ac Co.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.;

Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; A. G.
Walter Ac Hurry, Inc.; Blair Ac

Dodge Ac

tion

Co.; Hornblower
ston,
Lemon Ac

Corp.; White, Wold Ac Co.; Allen A: Co.; American
Corp,; Bache Ac Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.;

Inc.;

Price,

subscription

Becker A: Co. Inc.; Bingham,
Co.

..

(flat).
Offered by company, for
stockholders.
Unsubscribed porunderwritten by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities Ac Co.: A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker
Ac
Co.
Inc.;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown Ac Sons;-Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; Dominick Ac Dominick; The First
Boston
Corp.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac
Co.;
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes Ac

capital.
•••(.

Securities

Ac Co.;

'v'

stock

10 shares of

construction.
Price, $115 per
to public, without underwriting.

new

privately with a group
The First Boston Corp.

'

'

Price, $156 per unit, plus accrued interest on debentures.
Underwritten by Lehman Brothers;, Stone Ac Webster Se¬
curities

:

for

Purpose,

debentures

of* common

♦1,000.000 Leece-Nevitle Co. senior notes due Feb.
%
for machinery and equipment.
Placed

5%

Founo-ry Co.

&

vertible debentures due Feb.

Purpose,

Robert W. BaU'd Ac Co., inc.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; J.

% !

MANUFACTURING '

AND

INDUSTRIAL

OTHER

20,833,300 Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd. 5.60% subordinated deben¬
tures due Jan. 1, 1987 (U. S. series) and 1,041,665 shares
of

-vV: ^ '

/

$12,725,800 American Machine

4%% first mortgage
bonds due March 1, 1987. Purpose, to. repay bank loans
and for new construction.
Price, 102.623 %y and accrued
Interest, Offered by Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co. and Salomon Bros,

&

•:

E.

*5,000,000 Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co,

''I,

\

.

shares

120,000

in units ol one $100 debenture and

unit,. Offered by

-

Harriman

Co.;

and

1972,

.

A: Co., Inc.; The Dominion Securities Corp.;
Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs

Blyth

Ripley
Ac Co.) Inc.;
Hornblower " Ac
Weeks; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.; and White, Weld Ac Co.'Oversubscribed.
%
•
&

registered subordinated

6%

Corp.

1,

♦17,000.000 Kaiser (Henry J.) Co. 5?i% collateral trust bonds, series
;
A,-due Jan. 15. 1969.: purpose, to repay bank loi\ns. Placed

\

Purpose,

Eastman

*37,500,000 Southern California Edison Co. 4)i% first and refunding
mortgage bonds, series H, due Feb. 15, 1982.
Purpose, to
repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered by Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; A. C.

Hornblower

stock.
,

%.

Oversubscribed.

(par $1)

$1)

(par

stock.

by

due Feb.
gas

.

in units of a $1,000 bond and 35 shares
refunding ($3,000,0001 and for coiistruction program
($13,000,000). -Price,-$1,000, plus ac¬
crued interest on the bonds (U. S. funds).
Underwritten

1

Grande Valley Gas Co. 5% sinking fund debentures
1, 1982. Purpose, for exploration and drilling for
wells. Placed privately through White, Weld Ac Co.

*2,500,000 Itio

1

stock

of

Offered by Halscy, Stuart Ac

.

Feb.

due

16,000,000 Stanrock Uranium Corp. 5%% first mortgage sinking fund
bonds due June 1, 1963 and 560,000 shares of common

*12,000,000 Public Service Co. of Oklahoma 4)V% first mortgage bonds,
series F, due Feb. 1, 1987.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and for newr construction.
Price, 99*4% and accrued inter¬

A;

A: Co.

;

ETC.

Co.

Ac

Books closed.

est,

COPPER,

COAL,

STEEL,

convertible sinking fund
1977. Purpose, to repay;
bank loans and for working capital. Price, at par to stock¬
holders; 98%% to public.
Offered by company for sub¬
scription by common stockholders.
Underwritten by Allen
Ac.Co.; Abraham Ac Co.; Auchincloss, Parker A: Redpath-,'
Bache Ac Co.; Baker. Simonds Ac Co.; Bateman Eichler Ac
Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.; Blair Ac Co., Inc.; Eoettcher
Ac Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.. Inc.: Francis I. duPont
A: Co.; First California Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Gross Rogers Ac Co.; Oscar Gruss Ac Son;Hamlin Ac Lunt; Hardy Ac Co.; Ira Haupt A: Co.; H. Hcntz
Ac Co.;
Hirsch Ac Co.; J. A. Hogle Ac Co.- Upward Weil,
Labouisse, Fricdrichs Ac Co.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; John H-.
Kaplan Ac Co.;
A. M. Kidder Ac Co., Inc.; Arthur M. .
Krensky Ac Co.; Ladenburg, Thalinann A: Co.; Lehman
Bros.;
Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades Ac Co.; McKeivy Ac Co.;
Nauinan McFawn Ac Co.; Newburger Loeb. Ac Co.; Penington,
Colket Ac Co.; Peters, Writer, Ac Christensen, Inc.;
t William
E. Pollock Ac Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Reynolds Ac Co.; Wm. C.
Roney Ac Co.; Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler; Schwabacher Ac
Co.; Stone Ac Youngberg; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.; Sutro .Bros.*.•
Co.; Sutro Ac Co.; Walston Ac Co.,, Inc.;, and Wcrtheim/

1987.

1.

Feb.

due

for

;

G. Ii.

Cohu
-

$19, 903.300 Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. 47»%
debentures, series A, due Jan. 31,

tlO000,000 New England Power
G,

Day;

1,200,000 Flick-Keedy
IRON,

%'

'

Spencer

Corp.;

$210, 983,300

new

Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securities
Trask Ac Co.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Walker Ac Co.; White, Weld A; Co.; Winslow,
Stetson; Dean Witter Ac Co., and Wood, Struthers

Co.;. William R. Staats Ac

t

-

1, 1S87. Purpose, to repay bank loans
construction. Price, at par. Placed privately
institutional investors through Kidder, Peabody Ac

for

with

,

Ac

due Feb.

series J,
and

Service Co. 4?4'%

Public

Missouri

•5 000,000

Parrish

Meeds;

Ac

Jackson
Ac
Curtis;
R.
W.
Pressprich Ac Co.;
Putnam
Ac
Co.; Reynolds Ac
Co.),. Rippel Ac Co.;
The
Robicsbn-Humphrcy Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.;..
Schwabacher
Ac
Co.:
Shields
Ac Co.;
Smith. Barney Ac

Webber,

Marache &

Henry Herrnian Ac Co.; Laird, Bissell
Co.; Halle Ac Stieglitz; Saunders,
Stiver Ac Co.; Bartow Leeds Ac Co.; Byrd Brothers; Crowell,
Weedon
Ac Co.;
Clement A. Evans Ac Co., Inc.; Doolitilc
Ac Co.; Fauset, Steele Ac Co.; Joseph, Mellen Ac Miller, Inc.;.
Kormendi A: Co., Inc.; Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox; Joseph
Walker Ac Sons: and Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.
. j
^
J :
Co.; Ira Haupt Ac Co.;

Shearson,

Co.

and Weeden Ac

Hammill

Co., Inc.

Ac Co.; Spencer
Oversubscribed. •

Trask
: '

convertible subordinated
debentures due Feb. 1, 1977.
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
101'/2%
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.;
Bache Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; J. Barth Ac Co.; Bate¬
man.
Eichler Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.;
William
Blair
&
Co.;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons;
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; Richard
W.
Clarke Corp.;
Courts Ac Co.; Dominick Ac Dominick;
Drexel Ac Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.;
Elworthy Ac Co.; Estabrook Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
Ac
Co., Ii-c.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman,
Sachs Ac
Co.; Granbery, Marache Ac Co.; Haligarten Ac Co.; Harri¬
man
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes Ac Co.; Hill Richards Ac Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks;
E.
F.
Hutton
Ac
Co.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Kidder,
Peabody Ac Co.;
W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Lester Ryons Ac Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; Laurence
M.
Marks Ac Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McDonald Ac Co.;
McDonnell Ac Co.;
Mead, Miller Ac Co.; Merrill, Turben
Ac Co., Inc.; Model, Roland Ac Stone; The Ohio Co.; Paine,

27,900,000 Douglas

Aircraft

Co.,

Inc.

McDonald

Co.;

Ac

Co.;

Carl

McGlone Ac

Co., Inc.;

Mc-

Junkin, Patton Ac Co.; McKeivy Ac Co.; McMaster Hutch¬
inson (Ac
Co.; Mackall Ac Coe; Manley,1- Bennett Ac Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks Ac Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E.
Masten Ac Co.; Mead, Miller Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner Ac Beane;
Merrill. Turben Ac Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
waukee Co.;
Mitchum, Jones Ac Templeton; Model, Ro¬
land Ac Stone; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch; Morgan Stanley

Ac
'

4%

Ac

Co.;

F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Mullaney,
Newbold's Son Ac Co.; Newburger

Wells

Ac

Co.;

Ac Co.; NewPaul J. Nowland Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific; Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber. Jackson Ac Curtis;
Peters. Writer Ac Christensen, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray Ac HopH.

W.

hard.

Cook

Ac

Co.;

Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; R. W. PressDrich Ac
Quail Ac Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce Ac
Ac Gardner; Reynolds Ac Co.; Irving
J. Rice A: Co. Inc.; Riter Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co..
Inc.;
Robinson and Lukens;
Rodman Ac Renshaw;
Wm.'C. Roney Ac Co.; Rotan. Mosle Ac Co.; L. F. Rothschild
wood;

Prescott,

Co.;

Putnam Ac Co.:

Co..

.

Inc.;

Reinholdt

Ac
Company;
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Roberts Ac Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Schwabacher Ac Co.; Scott, Horner A: Mason,
Inc.; Scott Ac Stringfellow;
Chas. W. Scranton Ac Co.;
Seasongood Ac Mayer; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Shields
Ac Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Silberberg Ac Co.; Singer,
Ac

Co.;

Schmidt,

Russ

Poole,

Pomeroy, Inc.;

'

•

Represents Issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively,
special offering.

* Indicates
t Indicates

Volume

187

Number

5743s

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(&223)
Deane

Co.;

&

Scribner;

Smith, Barney Ac Co.;

Smith, Moore Ac

United

William

R. Staats Ac Co.; Starkeather Ac
Co.; Stein
Boyce
Corp.;
Stern
Brothers
Ac™ Co.;
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stillman,
Maynard Ac Co:; Stix & Co.;" Stone & Webster Securities

Bros.

Corp.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; Stroud Ac Co. Inc.;
Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Ac Co.;
Sutro
&
Co.;
Swiss
Corp.; Thomas & Co.; Townsend, Dabney &

American

Tyson;
Day;
Ac

Spencer

Timsk

Underwood,

Co.;

Durst,

Vietor,
Inc.; G.

&

Co.;

Neuhaus

Ac

Common,
H.

Tucker,

Dann

Walker

Anthony

Co., Inc.;

Ac

Ac

Co.;

R.

Ac

L.

"•

Alstyne, Noel
Wagenseller Ac

Co.;

&

Co.,

$4,905,000 Puerto

Inc.;

Ac

and

J. C. Wheat Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
Winslow, Cohu
Dean Witter & Co.; Wood, Struthers Ac

Stetson;

Hansen Ac

Co.,

Ac

Co.;

and

Harold

Yarnall,

E.

Wood

Biddle Ac

Cd;; vWulff,

Co.

h-

,

•%'
$200,000 First

,

Baptist

Church

of,

ETC.

Peoria-,

111:

5%

first

&

%

1972, inclusive.
and

300.000

accrued

Paradise
.

interest.

Valley

sinking

fund

Country

bonds

Club,

due

Jan.

C.

Ziegler & Co.

Inc.

5%

1,; 1969.

first

.

for

Dec.

i;' •'<

•

%

385,000 School View Realty Co."i. inc;■'4%%

'

•

.

guaranteed
mortgage and
bonds dated Oct. 15, 1956.

'

f 434%

/%

•

Co.

7,095,000

••

!

v

,

Co.,

Puerto

Aid

Investment

&

Feb.

due

Purpose,

-%

-•..

Rico

due

■■*">[ offering

<

$15,000,000

to

;

'

-

1,' 1972;

reduce

Investment

and

.

Andrews

&■

Wells,

Aqueduct

July

1,

&

Sewer

1992.
same

and'

serial

'V,%.

.
.

holders

bank

loans, and

for

%

capital
Feb. ,1,
1964).

until

working

&

Discount, Inc.' 5%%

Co.;
Folger,
Lazard Freres

Beane;

Ferris

&

Telephone

1

-

White,

v

-

-

.

bankers

''/

■

and

Bros.

debentures,
Purpose, refunding ($2,000,000)

debentures
% '

Feb.

due

mop stock

-,

Inc. .6%

15,

subordinated

sinking

Harris
-

Inc.;

>v

Co,

&

&

Brothers; Salomon Bros;
Co.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co.;

and

of

Hcrrick

As

dinger,

(Preferred

&

stocks

preferred stocks

computed

,

72,547 Ute Uranium, Inc., 7,254,700- shares of

...

,'

cent).

one

-

Purpose,

for

capital.

Hutzler;
Inc.; Mills,

Price,

without

<fc

exploratory
Offered by

Partners

at

of

of

Limited, Inc.;
Hannaford Inc.

W.

Pitfield

C.

&

par.

and- 600,000 shares of comunits of a $100 debenture and

OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND

.

;

.

750,000

Elyria

Telephone

convertible

and
&

Co.

t.*.

Purpose,

-

\

-*

Co.

V

1

1

refunding

($300,000).

-y
'

Discount
Co.
8%
subordinated debentures due
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at par.
by company to public, without underwriting.

1962.

due

Feb.

Placed

1,

Salomon

,

privately

Harvester

Bros.

-

-

Ac

H.)

debentures due

Co.

i-'V*,.

-..."

senior

capital.

"•

notes

Placed

investors

Co.,

4.80%

Feb.

1,

.

1977.

for subscription by
($10,313,200)' underGoldman,
Sachs
Ac
Co.;

.-!*
;

-

portion

Cc.;

.

i

Burnham

and

Dominick

&

Emanuel,
Forgan

.

Co.,
;

.

-

-

;

...

<te

Co.;

Collins

Francis

The

Co.;
Hallgarten
Hayden, Stone &

4. Hornblower

.

Julien

Dominick;

Deetjen

<fe

Inc.;

Co.;

First

&

Co.;

I.'du

Courts

Pont

Boston

Co.;

Co.;

&

&

and

>;*:V '•*'

notes due- Feb. :T; 1967.

.

California

;

-

.

V

MANUFACTURING

with
*■>

institutional

investors

through

First

the

Mutual

bentures

Life

due

Price,. 100%

•

Insurance

Finance

Plan,

Feb.

and

1,

Co.

Inc.

1977.

accrued

of

7%

New

interest.

public, without underwriting^

R.

Co.

Offered

:

;•

Price,

by

for

company

Unsubscribed

i

90%., to

portion

stockholders;
subscription

ofiered

publicly

by

by

to

Northwest

Hamlin

&

wood,

Neuhaus

&

Allison-Williams
Simonds

&

A:

Lunt;

H.

Co.,

Ac

public.;

.

•<

Securities

Corp.

Mason-Hagan,

<$55,000,000 Banks for Cooperatives 3.80%
debentures

dated

March

1,

'

..

consolidated collateral

1957

and

due

Nov.

1,

trust1
1957.

Purpose,

!

refunding ($52,800,000) and to repay short-term
^borrowings and for lending operations ($2,200,000). Price,
at par.
Offered by John T. Knox, New York fiscal
agent.'

Furman

Peet

& Co.;

&

Co.;

Co.;

Rauscher,

Singer,

Deane

Sutro & Co.; Under¬

Inc.;

'

tal,

J24,700,000

Federal

Intermediate

debentures

%

Purpose,
'

tions
.

Banks

March 1, 1957
relunding ($88,500,000)

($36,209,000).

'
,

Credit

dated

Knox,.New

York

Price,

fiscal

#179,700,000




at

agent.

3.70%

and
and

due
for

consolidated

Dec.

lending

Offered

par.
•

/

2,

by

1957.
opera-

John
'

T.
,

Sheldon

&

Co.,

Co.;

&

Co.;

Boettcher

and

Co.;

Brooke

Ac

Co.,

Columbia

Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Quail
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.; Dallas Rupe As
Inc.; Sage, Rutty & Co. Inc.; Schneider,
Hickman,
Inc.;
Smith, Ramsey As Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Suplee. Yeatman As Co., Inc.; Webster'

Investment

Henry

Dahlberg

Inc.

Co.;
As

Cunningham, Schmeitz As Co,,
John Douglas As Co., Inc.;

Co.;

of

30,000

shares

for

plant,
share.

equipment,

per

$1

residents

Mfg.

&

(par

Co.,

io cents).
per

as

a

specula¬

Offered

common

stock

and working
by
Alester
G.

Inc. 300,000 shares of
for working capi¬
Offered by The FeuneB
State only.

Purpose,

share.

of New York

Curtis; Pi-escott,

Shepard Ac Co., Inc.;

Shearson, Ham-

Co.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell, and G. H. Walker
Ovei-subscribed.

Co.

$5).

(par

Price,

Purpose,

$16.50

per

for

share

expansion and
stockholders;

to

working capital.
$18.75 to public.

by company for subscription by common stock¬
holders, without underwriting. Unsold portion (212 shares)
Offered

sold

by directors.

Putnam Ac Co. acted as dealer-manager.

263,750-Security Electronics Corp. 263,750 shares of common stock
(par five cents). Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
$1
per
share.
Offered by Foster Ac Mann,
Inc.. as a
speculation.

&

Gibson; Woodard-Elwood As Co.; F. S. Yantis As Co., Inc.;

Inc.;

Holman

300,000 U.

S.
$3).

100,000 shares of common stock (par
machinery,
equipment and working
Price, at par. Offered by Holton, Hull Ac Co.

Bearing Corp.
Purpose,
for

capital.

Inc.;
As

shares).

243,450 Plastic Wire & Cable Corp. 14,514 shares of common stock
,-

Marshall; Hhnrahan & Co., Inc.; In¬
Corp. of Norfolk; Murphey Favre, Inc.; Peytason,

Strader As

(104,641

Ac

Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Hirsch Ac Co.; J. A. Hogie Ac Co.; Cabell
Hopkins Ac Co., Inc.; H. G. Kuch Ac Co.; McCarley Ac Co.,
Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka Ac Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson

Co.; Kcnower,. Mac Arthur & Co.;
Lawson, Eiscn & Waeckerle, Inc.;
Mead,
Miller
&
Co.;
Mid-South

Russ & Co.,

Bernefr

portion
Inc.;

Inc.

Price,

to

Corp.

Tenenbaum
&

stock

1,090,012 Morningstar, Nicol, Inc. 77.858 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, $14 per share. Underwriten by Lee Higginson Corp.;
Bateman,
Eichler
Ac
Co.;
Bioren Ac
Co.;
Cruttenden,
Podesta Ac Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Goodbody Ac Co.;

Ac

Brown, Lisle &

vestment

Co.,

Anthony

Inc.

Lumber

stock

etc.

mill Ac

Agee & Leach; Thomas <te Company; C. T. Williams & Co.,
Inc.; Anderson <fc Strudwick; Arthurs, Leslrange & Co.;
Co.;

Co.,

common

Ac

Co.; Penington, Colket & Co.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Rowles, Winston
&
Co.;
Schmidt, Pooler,
Roberts & Parke; Stern,

Bingham,

by McDonald,
Productions,

300,000 Monticello

&

Inc.;

Tucker,

Co.;

(par $1).
Purpose,
capital.
Price,
$2

Securities

Farm Loan and Government
Agency

Ac

common

Oversubscribed.

60,000 Leslie

Kay, Richards &
Kirkpati'ick-Fcttis Co.;

$48,786,100

Ac

written
tion.

Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;,
Co.; Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.; Baker,
Barrett, Fitch, North & Co.; Bosworth,

inc.;

by Stroud

of

expenditures.
Price, $29
for subscription by com¬

Corp. 71,428 shares of 7%
cumulative participating
preferred stock (par $5). Purpose, for machinery, equip¬
ment, working capital, etc.
Price, $7 per share. Under¬

Inc.;

West

capital

company
Unsubscribed

Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.; Harrison Ac Co.; Kay, Richards As
Co.; Woodcock, Hess, Moyer Ac Co., Inc.; Wright, Wood
Co.; Brooke Ac Co.; Chace, Whiteside, West Ac Winslow,
Inc.; The First Cleveland Corp.; H. G. Kuch Ac Co.; Jenks,
Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; Rambo, Close Ac Kerner, Inc.,
and Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley, Co., Inc.
:

Pickurd,

Whiteside,

-

Co.

O.

Riclitcr

Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Burns,
Inc.;
Lee W. Carroll & Co.; Chace,
Winslow, Inc.; Cunningham, Gunn &
Carey, Inc.; Davenport <fc Co.; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Doolittle & Co.; R. J. Edwards, Inc.; H. L. Emerson & Co.,
Inc.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Corbett

;

Co.;

shares

108,160

for

by

Ac

Co.;

Scranton & Co.; Shuman, i
Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Brush,

Scherck,

inc.;

Offered

499,996 KDI

Cooley Si Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Dewar, Rob¬
& Pancoast;
Far-well,- Chapman & Co.; Foster &
Co.,

(par
pre-

DrexeL' Ac Co.; Bear,
R. L. Day; Bache As
Co.; Blair Ac Co. Inc.; Butcher Ac Shcrrerd; Janney, Dulles
Ac Battles, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; The Ohio Co.; Chas.
W. Scranton Ac Co.; Bioren Ac Co.; H. M. Byllesby Ac Co.,
Inc.; E: W. Clark Ac Co.; C. C. Collings and Co., Inc.;
Dewar, Robertson Ac Pancoast; Hulme, Applegate Ac Hum¬
phrey, Inc.;
Ncwburger Ac Co.;
Thayer, Baker Ac Co.;

"

Bingham.
Co., Inc.; Crowell,

&

Co.

Purpose,

stockholders.

Stearns

stock

<%;

Lemoix As Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.,
Thalmann & Co.; McC'ormick Ac Co.;
Co.; Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Inc.; The Ohio
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis.; R. W. Presspriclt

Ac

Paper

$5).
share.

mon

common

Putnam

common

Pui-pose, for expansion program.
Underwritten by A. G. Becker

Co.; Johnston,
Inc.;. Ladenburg,

Underwritten

in

Co.;

Oversubscribed.

Chas. W.

Co.;

Marshall;

stockholders.

Allied

Paciiie

& Scribner; Stillman, Maynard

by company to

100%

&

' Ac

(par

Redpath; Baker, Weeks & Co.;■<
Co.; Hirfich & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.;

Inc.;

of

Price,
As Co.
Inc.; Bache Ac Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; William Blair
fAc Co.; Central Republic Co. (inc.); Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Kastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.; Hmiphill, TToyc®

per

&

Gardner;

&

Pierce

Syndicate, Inc. 10-yer.r 6% registered convertible
debentures, series A, due Feb. 1, 1967.
Purpose, for in-

common

$5).

share.

per

3,136,640 Hamilton

underwriting.

investment

and J. Lee Peeler Ac Co., Inc.

'

..

of

on®

payment

equipment.

and

•"

-

ertson

130,000 Southern

vestments.

without

further

Parker

Blair

&

Sullivan
-

shares

of

180,000 Flick-Reedy Corp. 120,000 shares of common stock
$1). See under "Long Term Bonds and Notes'* in a
ceding column of this article.

por¬

<

4,500

for

Purpose,

130,-

35,000

units

Co.; Paine,
Co.; Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.; Rodman Ac Renshaw; Smith,
Barney Ac Co.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; Stroud As
Co., Inc.; Vietor, Common, Dann Ac Co.; G. H. Walker As
Co., and White, Weld Ac Co. Oversubscribed.

Co., Inc.; Security & Boixd
Oswald, Inc., • and Stein Bros. &

Go.

in

Ac

of

Jones & Templeton; Pai-rish Sc Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.;
Scott, Horner <fe Mason, Inc.; Scott & Stringfellow; Robert
L. Whittakcr & Co.; Adams & Peck; George D. B.
Bonbright
<fo Co.; J. C. Bradford <ft Co.; Branch, Cabell <te Co.; George'

,

capital de¬
working capital.

Offered

Unsubscribed

stock.

of

35-cent

and

for

McDonald

Slocumb &
Weedon & Co.; DempseyTegeler & Co.; Elworthy &: Co.; Clement A. Evans <fc Co.,
Inc.; Hill Richards & Co.; Ingalls & Snyder; Mitehum,

J 1

.

shares

Underwritten
by White,
Weld & Co.;
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Halle & Stieglitz;
& Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;

&

Agnew

York.

for

:

Purpose, for additions and improvements.
Offered by company for subscription
by

make

to

William

subordinated

Purpose,

'

;

&

Electric

&

par.

Reinholdt

•

75,000 Security

330,000

_

Gas

Auchincloss,

*

.

„

Ladenbuig, Thalmann

Boston

_

;
■

-

(Ky.)

of

including

Corp. 35,000

(par

$15.50

Oversubscribed.

etc. '

Corp.

,

Go,

shares

(par

$1),
stockholders,

selling

class

130,000

stcok

Danly Machine Specialties, Inc. 150,000 shares of
stock

Goodbody & Co.; J. J. B.
The Kentucky Co.; W. L. Lyons & Co.;
Pierce, Fcnner & Beane; Berwyn T. Moore

stockholders,

'

*2,000,000 Securities Acceptance Corp. 5%%. subordinated notes due
1971.
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed privately with

.

Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.;

Son;

&

Allen
''

through Einch

The

&

Co.,

*

stockholders.

Clowes

Purpose,

sinking fund notes due Dec. 1,
working capital, etc.
Placed privately

for

&

underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; 1
Almstedt Brothers; The Bankers Bond'

Corp.

each

for

Co.

Ac Co.

2,325,000

(par $12). i
subsidiary and
for construction program.
Price, $46.50 per share. Offered
by
for subscription
company
by common stockholders.

•%*

♦7,200,000 Seaboard Finance Co. 5Vs%
Purpose,

common

Smart,

at

(par

working
public,,

shares of common stock (par $1).
expansion and working capital.
Placed pri¬
vately with institutional investors through Hemphill, Noyes

Telegraph

&

Alden

common

Co.

1966.

Clark

&? Miller,

Mellen

f'26,998,505 Ohio Edison Co, 580,613 shares of

senior

Purpose, lor working capital,

Placed privately with institutional Investors
&

:

5n8%

Co.; Fahey,
Fulton
Reid

Joseph,

O'Neal,

Loc-wi

of

of

Purpose,

cumulative

Purpose, to repay
Price, $51 per share
by Kidder, Peabody

&

Corp.;

Electric

&

stock (par $25-).

Winslow, Cohu & Stetson.

Corp.

Cook

Inc.;

Price,
v

Co:;

&

Acceptance

$50).

5%%

shares)

&

to

preferred stock (par $4)

common

loans, expansion

Furman Co.,

(no par).
Pudrpose; to repay bank loans
construction.
Price, $23.50 per share to
$26.75 to public.
Offered by company for

Lynch,

Co.,

Co.;

,

Weeks; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Coi;.'*
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades <fe
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenrier & Beane; Morgan Stanley &
Co.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; ;
Silberberg & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stillman, Maynard "
& Co.; Sutro &
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld &

•1,000,000 Mercantile

common

Co.,'Inc.; F. L. Dupree «te Co.;

Boyce

Co.,

-

(par

of

Underwritten

Co.;

Brothers;

112,500 Nantucket

"

&

Co.;

&

(5,016

Lehman

&

Corp.; Glore, '
Ripley &-'i

Noyes

shares

*»'}-•

stockholders;
subscription by

Merrill

;

'

Harriman

Hemphill,

new

Hilliard

company

Lehman-

&

Gas

for

tion
V-

5% convertible "subordinated
Purpose, for working capital. 4

Inc.

of

of

shares

*150,000 Bettinger

construction.

Telephone

stock

common1

and

promissory note due 1959refunding ($5,850,000) and for
($650,000). Placed privately.:"

&

shares

stock

common

7,771,302 Louisville

through '

Purpose,

Co.;

-

capital

Insurance

Brothers;
Bache & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Bear,, Stearns & Co.;( A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Blytli &
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & j

.

-

by

434%

working

328,630

Co. 25,000 shares
(par
$12.50).
Purpose,
for general'
corporate purposes. Price, $14.12% per share. Underwritten
by Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Stevens, White & McClue, :
Inc.; H. W. Freeman &. Co.; Bache & Co., and Beil &
Hough, Inc. G/ersubscribed.
of

and

Price, $9 per unit.
Underwritten by Scott, Horner As Mason,
Inc.; Johnson,
Lane, Space As Co., Inc.; Hirsch Ac Co.; Baker, Slmond®
Ac Co.; J. H. Hilsman Ac Co., Inc.; Howard,
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs Ac Co.; Mid-South Securities Co.; Alester G.

Mericka &

~

at par;
Offered by
stockholders. > tfiisubscribed
written

Corp.

for

.Price,
%

Life

J.

stock

new

Cleveland

Miller

1,103,125 Inter-County

1972.

working

Mutual

institutional

Hutzler.

working capital
(R.

Credit

of

group

inclusive.

<12,281,100 Macy

,

due

for

Oversubscribed.

.

Purpose,

a

*6,000,000 Interstate Securities
1972,

for

and

with

note

.

1917.

with

privately
,

($2,400,000)

of New York..

•10,000,000 International

subordinated

share

-

Aluminum

convertible

shares

common

Co., Inc.; Merrill, Turben <fc Co., Inc.;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Ir*;., and Saunders, Stiver & Co.

100,000 Franklin

Inc.

Coi

15,000

Lawrence

First

Wm.

Co.

dividends.

Inc.;

Hayden,

Group,

of

„

Light

preferred

accrued

The

Finance

par, while
common stock
are

Gversubscribed.

bank loans and

Ac Co., Inc.; Robinson &
Co., Inc.; C. T. Williams &
Inc. and Wm. P. Harper Ac Son &'Co.
Oversubscribed,

*2,700,000 Home

&

underwriting.

Reed

1,

prices.)

Power

Co.,

July

classes

000

at

(par $7).
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for
expansion program. Price, $42 per share. Offered by company
for subscription by
common
stockholders, without

:

Burnham

Offered

all

and

Altex

cumulative

taken

are

stock

,

-

V

Corp.; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.; Lentz, Newton Ac
& Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co.; Dittmar
& Company, Inc.; Magill,
Wareing & Co.; Ball, Burge Ac
Kraus; Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.; R. H. Cobb
Ac Co.; Johnson, Lane,
Space Ac Co., Inc.; Winslow, Cohu
& Stetson; Lawrence F.
Smart; Oscar Gruss & Son; Keith

:

$1,030,000 Arnold

value

par

value

par

their, offering

$13,802,460 Dayton

.

costs

company

Co.,

bank

Investment

*

stated

a

no

stock

common

underwriting.

at

$167,547

PUBLIC UTILITIES

shares of stock.
Purpose, for equipment and working
capital. Price, $128 per unit. Underwritten by Bear, Stearns
& Co.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.; Muir

i

Inc.

IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.

STOCKS

30

Co.;

of

$95,000 Hamlin Exploration & Mining Co. 9,500,000 shares of Com¬
mon
stock (par one cent):.
Purpose, for exploration and
drilling costs, etc. Price, at par.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
"
;

Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc;; Burns
Inc.; Greenshields & Co. <N. Y.) Inc.;

and Dawson,

1967,

(par 50 cents), in

shares

$25).

Inc.;

Denton,

fund

-

65,568

(par

construction

xxew

underwritten

Co.

Lathrop,

"■ ■ ^

Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;

Lehman

Weld- &

Spence

senior

for

-Offshore,

Inc.

stock

for

,

interest',.

Inc.;

working ; capital ($1,150,000);
Placed
privately
with institutional investors
through Goldman,- Sachs Ac Co.

Barnwell

Co.;

bonds.-

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

Co.

capital.;

1,000,000 Arizona Public Finance Co. 20-year {j.% conv.; subordinated
debentures, series A\
Purpose, refunding ($102,400) and
for working capital, etc.
($897,600).
Price, 100% of prin¬
cipal amount. Underwritten by Public Insurance Co.

2,000,000

Ac

Co.,

preferred

($743,700)and

.

'

Nolan,

Ac

employees.
Unsubscribed
portion
(5,56£>
by Dean Witter As Co.; The First,
Lincoln, Neb.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn As
Co., Inc.; Martin Investment
Co.; Beecroft, Cole As Co.; Julien Collins As Co.; Estes As
Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton As Co.; The Small,Milburn Co.,
Inc.,

interest.

A. E. Ames '& Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; The Dominion Securities Corp.; Wood,
Gundy- <te Co., Inc.; McLeod, Young-, Weir, Inc.; Blyth &

r

:

subordinated

(convertible

Ac

Light

shares)
Trust

accrued

$2.44

Purpose,
($895,500).
Price, at par to stockholders; $26.37y2
per share to public.
Offex'ed by company for
subscription by common stock¬

I

investment

of

group

Ac

Inc.;

convertible

refunding

Inc.;

4%
revenue
improvements and

for

100%

Co.,

Fenner

5.20%

Authority

Purpose,

Price,

of

accrued

Securities

Ac

1,639,200 Western
*-

$50,000,000 Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission 43a%
debentures, series
:
v;
Q, due Feb. IV 1977. Purpose, refunding. Price, 98.75% and

%

.-v. %

'

Discount, Tnc. 6%

series A, due Jan. 1, 1967.

-

E. Hutton & Co.; Eldredge
& Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Rand
Thomas & Co.; Tripp & Co.,
Ahorro Ponceno; Banco de Ponce;

Rico;

shares

Purpose, refunding($3,750,000). Price,

loans

body Ac Co.; Laurence M. Marks As
Co.; Riter A: Co.;
Rouse, Brewer As Becker; F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;
Spcucer
Trask
As
Co.;
Laird,
Bissell
As
Meeds;' Robinson
and
Lukens; Birely As Co., and Rohrbaugh As Co. Books closed.

.

Inc.;

Puerto

$4,905,000

V'ifc

Price, 100% and accrued interest; Underwritten
by Merrill,
Turben Ac Co., ^Inc'.'-V; Oversubscribed."' :
-1

**3,150,000 Aid
•

de

V

'

notes

.

W.

Stone
Y

construction.

new

-

accrued

„

R.

»

MISCELLANEOUS

•

Co.;
Co.;

Co.;

300,000

(par $50).

bank

$67,177,092

12,235,000.

:

&.

Co.

repay

Dillon,
Fleming-W. B.
Merrill Lvnch,
Company; Hemphill,
Noyes As Co.; Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt; W. C.
Langley
Ac Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades Co.; Mackall As Coe; Paine,
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; L. F. Rothchild As
Co.; GoodUnion

Co.;

&

to

Co.

As

Pierce,

W.

Co.;

Co.,

;-\.lUnderwritten'b^-

•v

'81,150,000

Steams

&

Power

and

dividends.
Underwritten by Dillon,
Inc.; Johnston, Lemon As Co.;
Auchincloss,
Redpath; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Eastman

As

Hibbs

Boston

& Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co.; J. B.
Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.; Lyons &
Shafto,
Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.;, and Herbert J.
Inc.

Rippel
&

bonds

% J.

and 5%. veterans

%-

for expansion and
to yield 2.75% to 3.85%,

&

Alainger

preferred stock

and

par

Read
Parker

Carroll

Sims

c.ollateral trust
Phi-pose, for new construction.
Price,. 100%j and accrued interest. Offered byB. C. Ziegler
Ac

&

Popular

W.

fund

reserve

&

Hayden,

Inc.;

»

-

3Vnfo,
1, 1957

Htmauer & Co.;

inclusive.
Purpose,, for new construction.
and accrued interest. Offered by. B. C. Ziegler

'/.•;7.

33'8%,

dated Jan.

Purpose,

Bear,

Fordon,

Electric

cumulative
at

Authority
bonds

Price,

Inc.;.

Banco Credit}

Lee

club

1,,. 1971,..

100%
& Co. ,'

Co.

Estabrook
Stroud

Banco

etc.
Price,. 100%
of principal amount.
Offered
by company to public, without underwriting.
; V :;'.

P

&

Co; Inc.;

Inc.;
■

mortgage

Purpose

Co.;

&r

buildintr.

-

Allyn

Co.;

1,350,000 Premonstratensian Fathers <De Pere, Wis.) 4*4%-5% direct
obligation notes due semi-annually from June 1, 1958 to

...

■

Offex-ed by B.

Sewer

revenue

inclusive.

15,000,000 Potomac

Presspiich & Co.; Salomon Bros.
Hutzler; Blair & Co.
Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee
Higginson Corp.; peine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Baxter

.

mortgage
"due semi-annually from Feb. 1-, 1960 to Feb. 1,
Purpose, fox; new construction. Price, 100%

serial bonds

;

C.

A.

BUILDINGS',

&

and 3.80%

1958-1977,

Co.;

Hincks Bros. As Co.,
As
Co.; HUlme,

($11,250,000)

according to maturity. Underwritten by The First
Corp.; B. J, Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; Ira Haupt
Di-exel & Co.: Eastman Dillom Union Securities
Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs

,'.v '

$176,720,200

LAND.

due

improvement of facilities:

Co.;

Woodard-Elwood

R-ico- Aqueduct

3:60%, 3%%

Co.;

Friedrichs

Co.

&

&

&

Ac Co.; Garrett-Bromfield
Inc.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Applegate As Humphrey, Inc.;
Hurd, Clegg Ac Co.; W. L. Lyons Ac Co.;
Morgan As Co.;
Refsnes, Ely, Beck As Co.; Security
Associates, Inc.; Harold
S. Stewart As
Co., and Thayer, Baker As Co.
As

Inc.; Irving

Lundborg & Co., and J. A. Overton

Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Westheimer and
Co.;

Elder

,

Van

Waiston

States Possessions

$3,000,000 Honolulu.% City and County of), Hawaii
5%, 3.10%. and
...
',3.40% auditorium bonds due Nov. 15, 1961 to 1986, inclu.sive.,,,Purpose, for improvements, etc. Price, to yield ffora
y
2.60% to 3.50%
according to maturity. Offered by White,
Weld & Co.; Weeden &
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten &
Co.; Provident Savings
;
,
Baixk & Trust Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,

Ac

'

$9,578,848

(Continued
*

on page

Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively.

8)

The
*

Chronicle

Commercial and Financial

.

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

(2224)

in

a

OIL

.

_

Price, at. par (in demoninations
Offered by Minetal Projects Co., Ltd.:

development-costs.'

lor
of

$25,000 each).

Mobile OH Co., Ine. 4,379,758 shares of capital
(15). Purpose, for expansion and improvement
Price, $45.50 per share. Offered by company
for subscription by stockholders.
Underwritten by Morgan
Stanley 6c Co.; Abbott, Proctor. 6c Paine; Adams 6c P.ock;
Allen
&
Company;
A, C. Allyn 6c Co., Inc.; Almstedt
Brothers; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Anderson 6c Strudwick;
Arnhold. and 8. Bleichroeder, Inc.® Arthurs, Lestrange 6c
6c
Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker 6c Redpath; Bache & Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple Tfe Co.;' Robert W. Baird 6c Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts 6c Co.; Baker, Weeks 6i Co.; Ball, Burge 6c
Kraus; Barret, Pitch, North & Co.; J. Barth 6c Co.;-Bateman, Eichler 6c Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
A. G. Becker
& Co. Inc.; William Blair 6c Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; Blunt
Ellis 6c Simmons;
Blyth 6c Co., Inc.; Boenning 6c Co.;
Boettcher 6c Co.; George D. B. Bonbrlglit & Co.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford 6c Co.; Branch, Cabell
6c Co.;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Brown, Lisle <fc Marshall;
Brush. Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Burke 6c MacDonald, Inc.;

199,278,989 Soeony

stock (par
of

.!

facilities.

.

,

„

Co.;

6c

Bros.

Burns

6c

Co.; Kuhn, Loeb 6c Co.; Ladenburg,
Laird, Bissell 6c Meeds; Laird & Com¬
pany, Corp.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres 6c Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.; John
C.
Legg
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers; Lester, Ryons 6c Co.; S. R. Livingstone, Crouse
6c Co.; Curl M. Loeb', Rhoades 6c Co.";
Loewi 6c Co. Inc.;
Irving Lundborg 6c Co.; Mackall 6c Coe; Manley, Bennett
& Co.;
Laurence M. Marks 6c Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
A. E. Masten & Co.; MeCormick & Co.; McDonald 6c Co.;
McDonald-Moore 6c Co.; McJunkin, Pat ton 6c Co.; McKelvy
6c Co.;
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.; Mead, Miller 6c Co.;

»

7.9,000 Savannah
stock

Cook

The

'

i

"

by stockholders,

i

Saunders, Stiver & Co.;. Schmidt, Poole, Roberts 6c Parke;
E.
H.
Schneider & Co.; Schneider,
Bernet 6c Hickinan,

Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
6c Co.;
L. B. Schwinn 6c Co.; Scott, Horner 6c Mason,
Inc.; Scott &r Stringfellow; Chas. W. Seranton & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields 6c Co.; Shuman, Agnew

i

&

Co.; Stern. Frank, Meyer &

Stifel,

Nicolaus

6c

Co.,

Inc.;

Fox;

Stern,

Lauer

(no

I
.

J

&

6c

Co.;

Dean
6c

Co.;

Stone &

White,

Weld

Witter 6c Co.;

Co.,

Webster Securities

Inc.; Wood,

&

Co.;

Winslow,

Cohu

&

Stetson;

Harold E. Wood 6c Co.; Wood
Gundv
Struthers & Co.; Woodard-Eiwood &

Co.; Wulff, Hansen & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.

land,

•1,950,000 American-Israel
shares

of

construction
American

buildings,
Paul

common

and

Medical

(par

equipment.

Palestine Securities

Institute

$10).

Price,
Co.

195 000

Purpose,
at

on

a

par.

for new
Offered by

best-efforts

basis.

130,000 Brown & Day Properties, Inc. 100,000 shares of common
stock. Purpose, for working capital. Price, $1.30
per share.
Offered
Texas

by Texas Industrial Securities

Co.

to

residents

of

only.

•2,080,000

•10,000,000 Florida
stock

share.

Growth

TRADING,

Fund,

Inc.

HOLDING,

Corp.; Morgan

2,000.000

shares

of

common

(par 10 cents). Purpose, for investments. Price, $5
Offered by Frank B. Bateman, Ltd.

ner

MISCELLANEOUS

•2,000,000 Arizona

Public Finance

Co.

10,000,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, 20 cents per share.
Underwritten by Public Life

Insurance

Co.




309,988 Morningstar,

Nicol,

Goodbody 6c Co.; M'cCourtney-BreckSmith, Moore & Co.; Hill Brothers,
Labouisse, Friedrichs 6c Co.

shares of common

Inc. 22,142

Securities <fc Co,; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch,
6c Beane; Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
Weld 6c Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Bear, Stearns 6c Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.»; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.; Hornblower 6c Weeks; W. E. Hut¬
ton
6c Co.;
Laurence M. Marks 6c Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds 6c Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild
6c Co.; Salomon Bros. 6c Hutzler; Wertheim 6c Co.; Bacho
6c
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; J. C. Bradford 6c Co.;
Francis I. duPont 6c Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.; Hirsch 6c Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Schwabacher
6c Co.; Shields & Co.; Stroud 6c Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
& Co.; Tucker, Anthony 6c R. L. Day;
G. H. Walker &
Co.; Walston 6c Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Burnham and Co.;
Ira Haupt 6c Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; A. M. Kidder
6c Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; A. E. Masten 6c Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; The Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.;
Shearson, Hainmill 6c Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William
R. Staats <fc Co.; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Chaplin 6c
Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; J. M. Dain & Company, Inc.;
DeHaven 6c Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; R. S. Dickson
6c CO., Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Fulton Reid 6c Co., Inc.; Green, Ellis 6c Anderson;
Halle 6c Stieglitz; H. Hentz & Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.; Kay, Richards 6c Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds; McJunkin,
Patton 6c Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.;
H. O. Peet 6c Co.; Reinholdt 6c Gardner; Rotan, Mosle
&;
Co.; Smith,
Moore 6t Co.;' Sutro Bros. 6c Co., and

stock

(par$l). Price, $14 per share. Underwritten by Lee Hfeginson Corp.; Bateman, Eichler 6c Co.; Bioren 6c Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta 6c Co.; Dempsey-Tegelcr & Co.; Good.

•

body & Co.; Ira Haupt 6c Co.; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hofirle
& Co.;
Cabell Hopkins 6c Co., Inc.; H. G. Kuch & Co.;

;

-

McCarley 6c Co., Inc.; Win. J. Mericka 6c Co., Inc.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Presscott, Shepard & Co.. Inc.;
G.

Hammill
Walker

H.

McDowell,

Straus, Blosser..6c
Oversubscribed.

Co.;

6c
6c

Co.

-

-

-.

4,378,350 Northern Pacific Ry. 103.020 shares of common stock
$5).
Price, $42.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth 6c

'--/IInc. Oversubscribed.

- *

(par
Co.,

'

\

stock (no par).
Offered by Shearson, Hammill &
"
'
•"

77,500 Pabst Brewing Co. 10,000 shares of common

Price, $7.75

share.

per

Co-

.

'

'

•

Represents issues placed privately.
X Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.

Union

Dillon,

Kidder,

Fenner

Pierce,

:

Thomas

<fc

Oversubscribed.

Co.

shares of common stock
a preceding column of

article,

this

Santa Fe By. 70,000 shares of pre¬
ferred stock (par $10).
Price, $10.25 per share. Offered
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 6c Beane. Oversubscribed.
Toprka.

717,500 Atchison,

General

&

1,351,980 Barden Corp. 146,160 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $9.25 per share. Underwritten by Shearson, Hammill 6c Co.;
Lehman Brothers; Kidder, Peabody 6c Co.,
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Hayden,
& Co.; Shields & Co.; J. Barth & Co., and Clias.
W. Seranton & Co.
Oversubscribed.

(Continued from page 2)
estimated

Canadian Export Gas, Ltd. 17,600 shares of common stock
(par 30 cents).
Price, $6.37Va per share.
Offered by
White, Weld 6c Co.

178,245 Canadian Prospect,
(par 16%
cents).
White,

Weld

Co.

&

79,375 Central Illinois
mon

by
75,000

stock

Blyth

Gas

(par

&

Ltd. 39,610 shares of common stock
Price, $4.50 per share.
Offered by
Completed.

Electric & Gas Co. 2,500 shares of com¬
$10).
Price, $31.75 per share.
Offered
Inc.
Completed.

Co.,

Service Co. 3,000 shares of common stock (par $10).
per share.
Offered by Blyth 6c Co., Inc. Com¬

Price, $25

pleted.
1,245,000 Great Western Sugar Co. 60.000 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $20.75 per share. Offered by Blyth© &

Completed.

495,000 Hevi-Duty
(par

$5).

Co., Inc.

Electric Co. 30,000 shares of common stock
Price, $16.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth &
Completed.

1,882,116 Hoover Co.
$2.50).
6c

Co.

shares of class A common stack (par
per share.
Offered by Smith, Barney
Lehman Brothers. Completed.

and

$27

952,000 Hubshraan Factors Corp. 140,000 shares of class A stock
(par $1).
Price, $6.80 per share. Underwritten by H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); H. G. Kuch 6c Co.; Cruttenden,
&

Co.;

The

Water
Price,

Co.

250,000

of $8,000,000,

maximum

in

$18,809,000

company
some

of

,

compared with $15,900,000 in

1956.

now

the

EARNINGS FOR YEARS ENDED DEC. 31

CONSOLIDATED

1956
'
1955
1954 '
$
$
$
169,015,099 135,778,129 150,462,174
15,773.219
13,425,916
11,373,741
13,744.408
1357

Year Ended Dec. 31—

$

and services— 236.092,078

Net sales

Profit before iuc. taxesfor Fed.,

Prov.

State &

-8,014,009

6,915,000

7,133,000

5,749,000

7,759,219

foreign inc. taxes

Dividends (cash)

3.589,555

0,510,916
3,476,694

•Shares outstanding

5,208,416

3,193,529

5,624,741
3,151,218
3,164,994

$2.42

.$2.04

$1.78

Net

profit

•Earns,

com.

per

share

•Adjusted to reflect 3-for-l

-

6,611.408
3.089,131
3,129,384
-•
$2.11

stock split effective April 27, 1956.

company's record backlog, the report said, should assure a high
product-ion and billings in most divisions during 1958. In the
of many of the factors that adversely affected earnings last

The

of

absence

year, it was explained,
the company
will show further improvement.

anticipates that 19o3 earnings

invested more than $16,000,000 in plant
expansion and new facilities. This expenditure covered the completion
of the company's Nuclear Division at Windsor, Conn., and additions
to plants in Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Canada.
It is expected that
capital expenditures in 1958 will be considerably less than last year
and
will
not
exceed
depreciation and retained earnings.-—V. ^ 186,
pp. 2047, 1952, 1730, 727 and 111.
* .
"
During

1957,

the company

Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Financing

Cleared—

this company
(1) issuance and sale by Consolidated
of
$45,000,000 of 25
year
sinking fund debentures at competitive
bidding; (2) pending sale of the debentures, the issuance by Consol¬
idated of $30,000,000 of short-term notes to banks; (31 the purchase
by Consolidated of short-term promissory notes of subsidiaries,
as
follows: $11,000,000 of
The East Ohio Gas Co. notes, $6,000.00o of
Hope Natural Gas Co., $11,000,000 of New York State Electric 6c Gas
Corp., and $2,000,000 of The Peoples Natural Gas Co., the proceeds
to be used by the subsidiaries for construction;
(4) the purchase by
Consolidated of .an additional 5,000 shares of the $100 par capital
stock of The River Gas Co. for $500,000; and 15) the issuance by Con¬
solidated
during 1958 of $35,000,000 of unsecured promissory notes
to banks,
and the purchase of a like amount of notes from subsidi¬
aries
to
finance their
seasonal storage gas purchases as follows:
East Ohio, $7,000,000; Hope, $5,000,000; New York State, $21,500,000;
and Peoples,
$1,500,000.
Following the sale of its debentures. Con¬
solidated also proposes to acquire long-term non-negotiable notes of
its subsidiaries
as
follows (but authorization is not now requested
for these transactions): East Ohio, $19,00,000; Hope, $8,500,000; New
York State, $11,000,000; and Peoples, $6,000,000.—V. 187, p. 1893.
has

SEC

The

issued

its subsidiaries,

and

an

as

order authorizing financing by

follows:

Corning Glass Works—Registers
This

company

filed

n

registration

Employee Stock Plan

statement

on

May

8

with the

covering 201,350 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
pursuant to its Employee Stock Option Plan (the "1952 Plan") and
its
1957
Emnloyee Stock Option Plan
(the "1957 Plan").—V. 185,

SEC

p.

2213.

Cutter Laboratories—Proposed

Merger—

agreement between two well known western drug firms
earlier this month, according to Dr. Robert- K. Cutter,
President of Cutter Laboratories.
Under this agreement Cutter Labora¬
tories will acquire the two Holllster-Stier Corporations
in exchange
for an undisclosed number of shares of Cutter Laboratories common
A

shares of common stock
(par $10.)
$18.75
per
share.
Underwritten by
Glore, Forgan 6c Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
A.
C. Allyn 6c Co.,
Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; K. J. Brown & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); City Securities Corp.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Richard
W. Clarke Corp.; Collett & Company, Inc.; Julien Collins
6c Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Thomas J. Doherty;
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.; Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Gran¬

4,687,500 Indianapolis

a

has under construction for the electric utility
largest and highest pressure steam generators
ever
built.
These will be placed in service in the utility
plants of
the country in the period 1958-1961.
"The

69,708

Price,

at

and

1957

industry

Stone

112,200

Corporation and

Investment News

level

*

140,000 Arnold Altex Aluminum Co. 35,000
(par $1).
See under "Stocks" in

Oversubscribed.

ETC.

Inc.;

Company;

Weil,

of common stock.
The First Boston
Stanley 6c Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman

Milwaukee Co.; Straus, Blosser &
McDowell; Vercoe 6c Co., and Simpson, Emery 6c Co., Inc.
TRUSTS

6c

Howard,

20,812,500 Aluminum Co, of America 250,000 shares
Price, $83.25 per share. Underwritten by

Podesta

INVESTMENT

and

$51,855,905

Completed.

Inc.

Co.

6c

Co., Inc. and Dominick & Dominick.

etc.

Fhrlich

stock

MacDonald,

&

enridgc

without underwriting.

660,000 Hall (W. F.) Printing Co. 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Price, $22 per share. »Offered by The First
Boston Corp. and Walston & Co.

•201.778,989

Walston & Co.,. Inc.;

Stifel, Nicolaus 6c Co., Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
McCorinick 6c Co.; I. M. Simon 6c Co.; Stix & Co.; Burke

par;.

Becker

Stillman,

Maynard & Co.;
Corp.; Stroud 6c
Company, Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.- Sutro
Bros.
& Co.;
Sutro 6c Co.; Sweney, Cart Wright & Co.;
Swiss American Corp.; Thomas & Co.; Spencer Trask &
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & r. l. Day; Underwood, Neuhaus
& Co. Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Varnedoe, Chisholm
6c Co.,
Inc.; Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.; Wagenseller
& Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston &
Co., Inc.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim & Co.; J. C. Wheat
Stix

Reinholdt & Gardner;

Dominick;

&

,

Laboratories, Inc. 8.000 shares of common stock
Price, $29.75 per share.
Offered by A. G.

238,000 Allied

Co.;

&

stock

by

$247,500 Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co. 11,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5).
Price, $22.50.per share. Offered by
J. C. Wheat 6c Co. and Branch & Co.
Completed.

Inc.;

& Co.;
I. M: Simon 6c Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Hague 6c Co.; Smith, Moore
& Co.; F. S. Smithcrs & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.;
Starkweather 6c Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern Brothers

Portland Cement Co. 101,233 shares of capital
(par $12.50).
Price, $60.50 per share. Underwritten
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane: A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Dominick

6,124,597 Missouri

for subscription

Itcpresenting: New Financing

Issues Not

& Hopwood;

.

par).

(no

White, Weld 6c Co.

and

6c Co.; Newman
and Co.; Paul J. Nowland 6c Co.;
Ohio Co.;PacificNorthwest Co.; Paine, Webber,
Parrish 6c Co.; Peters, Writer & Chris-

Roney & Co.r -Rotan, Mosle & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;

stock

& Light Co. 7,616 shares of common
Price, $25.50 per share.
Offered by
Completed.

Power

194,208 Minnesota

$7,884,500

Lynch,

i

+

Shearson,

Co.;

Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich 6c Co.; Putnam & Co.; Quail & Co., Inc.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.,
Inc.; Reinholdt &; Gardner; Reynolds 6c
Co., Inc.; Rlter 6c Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; i
Robinson
and
Lukens;
Rodman & Renshaw; Wm. C.

812,500 Marshall Field & Co. 25,000 shares of common stock <no
par). Price, $32.50 per share. Offered by Glore, Forgan
& Co.
Completed.

7,900 shares of common
working cap¬
to residents

of capital stock
expansion, etc.

by

2,520,000 Link-Belt Co. 40.000 shares of common stock (par $5).
Price, $63 per share. Offered by Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.

Purpose, for improvements,

500,500 Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 35,750 shares
(par $8).
Purpose, lor working capital,
Price, $14 per share. Offered by company

tensen, Inc.; Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co.; Piper, Jaffray

;

K

Inc.

Offered

share.

635,000 Kellogg Co. 20,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents).
Price, $31.75 per share. Offered by Smith, Barney & CO.
Completed.
?
,
;
;

ital, etc. Price, at par. Offered by company
of Georgia, without underwriting.

Jackson & Curtis;

}

Arena,

Sports

(par $10).

5,602 shares of cap-

Completed.

Reynolds & Co.

125,000 Fountain-#, Inc. 5.000 shares of common stock (no par).
Purpose, lor working capital, etc.
Price, $25 per share.
Offered by Lewis 6c Co., Inc. on a best efforts basis.

6c
Co.,
Inc.; The
Templeton; Model,

i

Co.;

6c

efforts basis.

Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben
Milwaukee
Co.;
Mitchum, Jones 6c
Roland 6c Stone; Moore, Leonard 6c
Lynch; F. S. Moselcy & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Company;
W. H. Ncwbold'fc Son & Co.; Newburger 6c Co.; Newhard,
Merrill

J

Sanders

Waggener; Winslow,

•

Kirkpatrick-Pettis
6c

2,929,846 International Business Machines Corp.
ital stock
(no par).
Price, $523 per

Stroud & Co., Inc.; Walker, Austin
Cohu & Stetson; Arthurs, Lestrange
Ac Co.; Barrow, Leery 6c Co.; Burnham 6c Co.; Arthur M.
Krensky
6c
Co.,
Inc.;
Muir Investment Corp.; Scott,
Horner 6c Mason, Inc.; Stein Bros. 6c Boyce; J. C. Wheat
6c Co.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Courts Ac Co.; Robert
Garrett 6c Sons; Laird 6c Company, Corp.; Lentz, Newton
Ac Co.; Mason-Hagah, Inc.; J. R. Phillips Investment Co.;
Rowles, Winston 6c Co.; Woodcock, Hess, Moyer 6c Co.,
Inc.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Boettcher 6c Co.; Crowell,
Weedon & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Hallowell,
Sulzberger 6c Co.; Newburger 6c Co.; Reed, Lear 6c Co.;
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.; Townsend. Dabney &
Tyson; St. Denis J. Villere & Co.; Warren W. York & Co.,
Inc.;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Clayton
Securities Corp.; Davis 6c Co.; Fauset, Steele 6c Co.; Jan¬
ney,
Dulles 6c Battles, Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs &
Keir; Frank Miller 6c Co.; Nugent 6c Igoe; Parrish & Co.,
and Thayer, Baker & Co.
Oversubscribed .
900,000 Eternalite, Inc. 200,000 shares of class A common stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
$4.50 per share.
Offered by Vickers Brothers on a best

Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs 6c Keir; Johnson, Lane,
and Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon 6c Co.; Edward D.
Jones 6c Co.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Joseph, Mellon 6c
Miller, Inc.; Kalman & Company, Inc.; Kay, Richards 6c
Co.; A. M. Kidder 6c Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Thalmann

& Co.; A. E. Masten &

Haupt 6c Co.; Henry Herrman

Co.;

Ac

Space

•

-

Redpath;

Ira

Inc.;
i

T

Inc.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Auchincloss, Parker
Baker, Watts 6c Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;

pany,
Ac

Denton, i Inc.; H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central National Corp.; Central
Republic Company
(Inc.);
Chace, Whiteside, West «te
Winslow, Inc.; Cbapin 6c Co.; Chiles-Scliutz Co.; E. W.
Clark
6c Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Coggcsliall. 6c Hicks; C. C. Collins 6c Co., Inc.; Julien Collins
6c Co.;. Cooley & Co.; Courts 6c Co.; Crowell, Weedon &
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta 6c Co.; Cullman Brothers; Cun¬
ningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.; Curtiss, House 6c Co.; J. M. Dain 6c Co., Inc.;
Dallas
Union Securities
Co.;
Davenport 6c Co.; Davis,
Skaggs 6c Co.; De Haven 6c Townsend, Crouter 6c Bodine;
DempseyvTegeler 6c Co.; Dewar, Robertson 6c Pancoast;
Dick 6c Merle-Smith; R. 8. Dickson 6c Co.. Inc.; Dillon,
Read 6c Co,
Inc.;- Dixon Bretscher Noonan Inc.; Dixon
6c Co.;
Dominick 6c Dominick; The Dominion Securities |
Corp.; Doollttle 6c Co.; Drexel 6c Co.; Francis I. du Pont
6c Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; F. Eberstadt 6c Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes 6c Co.; El worthy &
Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen 6c Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Clement
A.
Evans
dzr
Co., - Inc.;
Fahey, Clark 6c Co.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Ferris <fc Company;
Field, Richards 6c Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Pirst Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. • B. Hibbs & Co.; Inc.; Foster 6c Marshall; Fulton
Reld 6c Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett 6c Sons; Glore, Forgan
6c Co.; Goldman, Sachs 6c Cor, Goodbody 6c Co.; Granbery,
Muraclie &-Co.; Grant-Brownell 6c Co.;
Green, Ellis &
Anderson; Gregory & Sons; Halle & Stieglitz; Hallgarten
6c Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger 6c Co.; Harriman Ripley 6c
Co., Inc.; Harris 6c Partners Ltd., Inc.; Hayden, Miller
6c Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.;
H. Hentz 6c
Co.; Henry Herrman 6c Co.; Hill Richards
6c Co.;
J. J. B. Hilliard 6c Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. A.
Hogle
& Co.;
Hooker &
Fay;
Hornblower 6c Weeks;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton
6c Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Indian¬
apolis Bond and Share Corp.; Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Burnham

Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.;

3,720,000 Dixilyn Drilling Corp. 930,000 shares of class A convertible
stock
(par
$4).
Purpose, for equipment and
general
corporate
purposes.
Price,
at par.
Underwritten by
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; L. P. Roths- ,
child 6c Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.; Goodbody 6c Co.; Alex, c
Brown 6c Sons;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Russ 6c Com¬

Ltd. participations in limited
Purpose, to acquire leaseholds and

partnership interests.

Noyes & Co.;

(par 50 cents).

(2,500,000 Mineral Projects-Venture F,
.

& Co.; Harrison & Austin. Inc.; Hemphill,
Hornblower 6c Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Inc.; Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc.; A. M. Law 6c Co.,
Inc.; Albert McGann Securities Co., Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka
At Co., Inc.; Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; Paine, Webber,
Jackson 6c Curtis; Gavin L. Payne & Co.,.Inc.; Prescott,
Shepard 6c Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce 6c Co., Inc.; Rein¬
holdt 6c Gardner; Reynolds 6c Co., Inc.; Saunders. Stiver
& Co.; Shields & Company; I. M. Simon & Co.; Slade 6c
McLeish; Stein Bros. & Boyce.; Sterne. Agee 6c Leach;
Stroud 8c Company, Inc.; Newton Todd Co., Inc.; Watling,
Lerchen & Co., and Woodard-Eiwood & Co. Oversubscribed.

bery, Marache

Offshore, Ine. 600,000 shares of common stock
See under "Long Term Bonds and Notes"
preceding column of this article.

560,000 Barnwell

(Continued from page 7)

was

merger

signed

stock.
Hollister-Stier

Spokane,

and

allergy products,
having laboratories -in
Chicago, and Philadelphia. Cutter Laboratories
blood product specialties and hospital products
offices in the principal cities in the United States
on a world-wide basis.—V. 187, p. 1784.

produces

Los Angeles,

produces
biologies,
in the west, having

doing

business

Volume

137

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

(2225)
De Laval
*

Wencel

A.

Neumann,

of

De

and

pany

Millbrae,
been

C.

B.

was

been

Coast

elected

the

Mr.

board

Stores Corp.—April

187,

President

subsidiary,

whom

De

of

Laval

Neumann

of

formerly Executive

Period End. April 3d—
Sales
j.
—V.

has

West

Schmidt,

Vice-Chairman of

Neumann

Diana

Jr.

Laval's

Calif.

named

Mr.

Separator Co.—Elects New President—

Chicago

this

noted

Co.,
has

are

to

Du

1958—9 Mos.—1957
$3,646,911 $27,084,974 $27,727,636
.

file

have

The

corporation's

stock

mon

has

for

to

shares

exchange

of

share

one

TreeSweet

of

Products

its

class

Co.

been accepted
by holders of 95 % of TreeSweet stock.
Di Giorgio,
Vice-President, announced that as a
acceptances, Di Giorgio's holdings in TreeSweet, a juice

have

been

standing

increased

from 58%
shares.

common

to

98 %

200,692 of the

or

"

Mr.

Di

Giorgio added that

for

way

Di

a

at

Ft.

company's

Giorgio
Pierce,

Santa

and

of

for

of

the

offer

letter of

The.

Calif., plant.—V.

183,

TreeSweet

improve

notification filed Feb.

12,

last,

the

Ideal

SEC,

covering

net

were

cents

1957

$2 54

May 14

Pont

filed

Shareholders

plan designed

a

Court's

mandate

Motors

antitrust

months

The

—

to

company

satisfy

the

Chicago,

111.,

Service

in

loss

of

stating that
to

response

filed

proposal,

memorandum

last

to

the

U.

S.

-1958,

Court

could

result

in

tax

a

and

market

approximately $5,000,000,000 to General Motors

and

Plains
Oil

&

of

April

18,

31,

common

of

of

per

equal

Ltd.;

its

has

70-cent

called

for

Under

be

may

inclusive.—V.

187,

Off

50%—

earnings for

and

A

—V.

B,

187,

to

per

share

May

20,

preferred
will
N.

of

an

common

sufficient

to

exhaust

$12.50
at

Period End. April 30—

Sales

——

187,

Pont

would

the

effects

verse

losses

Court

receiver

plan

the

to

its

19.'

proposal,
as

in

The corporation

ac¬

distribution

each

ordinary

income

of

such

well

as

stockholders

of
the
two
companies,
Du Pont
a plan which in effect would make it
only
from
its
General
Motors
investment.
The

for Debs

—

of

sum

Transfer

(1)

of

the

right

General

to

Motors

common

stockholders

and

consequences

vote

the

stock

Pont

Du

from

the

Company's
to

company

its

185,000

rata basis.
(2) Protect 185,000 stockholders of Du Pont, and
700,000 of General
Motors, from staggering losses in market values due to forced sales
tax

(31

Foreclose
directors

mon

Du

mailed

Du

Wilmington,

to

be

over

10-year

period,

the

would

said,

"This

to

Justice

of

Du

in

market

the

cash

Revenue

would

Du

be

Pont

sold

for

proceeds in lieu
has
ruled

recipients

Claiming that Eversharp, Inc. has
able

that

the

Motors

Mr.
sell

tax impact of the distribution; others,
shares to raise funds to pay taxes on the

Hirsch

Motors

common

general.

Loss

through

in

taxes

stocks,

value
and

to

Du

Pont

depressed

will

company

every

its

...

drastic

a

command.

The

and

Pont

stock

In

several

..

punitive

proposal
plan
would

government

'

-

•

through

interpretation
violation

a

On

of

the

"would

nomic
>

the

to

protect

and

also

of

and

4,000

Pont

said,

-by

Court

by

fact,

new

to

Y'.«Y;

*

deal

with

the

General

,

the

Du

would

be

Pont

vote

their

from

rata

pro

acquiring

to

out
held

stock

Pont's

Du
was

"solely

Du

Clayton Act by its
for investment.-'
in

investment

challenged

against

the

that

in

when

1949

General

Pont,

General

*

had

ownership

C6prt

of

Charges
trial.

trade,

and

"

''

\

perpetuate
-

prove

reasonable

any

individuals

most

LaBuy

in

Dec.

on

conspiracy,

probability

had

abandoned

Court,

construction

had

act

by
of

its

vote

a

the

Ik en

claim

of

of

been

U.

3,

of

Clayton Act,

violated

the

On

the

reversed

saying.

Court

a

restraint."

a

and

June

of Trade

stock

in

General

violation

acquisition of
The

of

dismissal.
ruled

the stock

Supreme

Court

in

sent

was

Sherman

sufficient

Act

activities

as

It

program.

would

that

1957,
Under

Section

11,

share.

per

common

stock

result

in

and

that

a

that

buy

Hirsch

to

a

J.

1958,

the

tin

contends

the

$1,500,000

has

than

more

a

medium.

*

Hirsch

.

expansion

; \

^

'

for

development

of
•

-

company on April 28 reported net
months
ended
March
31,
1958
and

outstanding
31,

1958

(M. H.)

shares

amounted

to

common

p.

sales

of

net

a

option
the
in

187,

p.

April 30—

1958—Month—1957

1784.

-

'

i

'

-

■

case




back

to

Du

Pont's

original

'

the

District

Court

in

on

50,000

May

SEC

-

-

Paul

E.

opposes

Reinhold,

that

Chairman

although

of

1958,

it is

too

of

notification
(par

10

assets of

over

plant

the

With

cents)

the

to

be

available

in

1542.

p.

the

Fund

rose

quarter.—V.

$52,700,000 of the previous

186,

"

Corp.—Merger of Three

order

an

Sub¬

authorizing the merger of three

acquisition

adjustment'

created

in

•

is. Blair Fuel
now

cord

construction

line

of

is

General

being

truck

28.

several

is

the Traction Rib

months

bead .sizes.
General

that

amount

Co,;-which

sub¬

inactive.—V.

187,

p.-

by

the

formerly

was

1785.

ago

as

tire

a

It

offered

tires,

for. the

the

Special Service,
that

would

with

no

use,. the

a

give

new

10%

time

in

announced

tire

a
on

announced

greater

original

change in price.
tire -.la .available

is

being, made in both-nylon and
Akron, Ohio and Waco, Texas

Tire's

1542.

first

company

rayon

tire

in

twin

construction at

plants.—V.
.

187,

•

Getty Oil Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—

-

The

registration

statement-covering-shares

for

-

assets

The

May

the

$23,704

current

of

common

exchange
15

Getty

on

and

Oil

offer,

will

the

expire

Co.

company

June

25,

said,

will

subject

to

.

The

shares

exchange
of

ratio

Mission

Glen Aldea

•

See

List

on

of

this

be

May-14.
made

commencing
by

optional- extension

.•
_

at

*

stock

exchange for capital stock of-Mission Develop¬

effective, it was.announced

is

five

shares

Development

of

,

.

Getty-

>

.

common- stock

for

six

stock.—V. -187, .p.. -2081.

Corp.—Meeting Again Adjourned—

Industries Corp. below.—V. 187, p.

.

1206.

$3,635,907

Grand

.

Union

Co.—April Sales Higher—

Period End. April 26—
: Sales—'

;

-

—V.

the

early

preliminary

of

per share net asset value

mileage than the tire it replaced,
For
truck, tractor and trailer

.

Board, told stockholders on
give final figures for the
indicate that Foremost
was able to maintain saies and net
earnings after taxes, and
exclud-;
ing non-recurring items, at approximately the level of a year
ago.
This, Mr. Reinhold said, was accomplished In spite of
extremely
22

quarter

letter

Industries, Inc.—New Development—

.

first

a

,

Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Earnings at 1957 Level—

April

Files With SEC—
of

common
stock
without underwriting.

has Issued

The line

.

-

-1958—4 Mos.—1957

-

,

the

April

775.

$3,702,390

we

$8,917,093 $33,160,228 $31,188,911

filed

2

shares

share,

per

$56,500,000

standard

Ever-

1958—4 Mos.—1957

$1,253,341

an

Its present

$2,765,285
of

design

General Tire & Rubber
Co.—New Development—

be needed
products.—V. 186.

loss

Net

$9,726,286
'

company, to be Issued in.
ment Co., has become

stock.

reached

•1958—Month—1957

'

company being dissolved
engaged in coal mining and is

.

$2,606,311.—V.

$1,225,188
187,

■

financing
to

the

Inc. (& Sub&)—April Sales
Up—

The

,

Fishman Co., Inc.—April Sales Lower-

Period End.

Sales
—V.

of

has

merger.

Co.—Reports Loss—

The
six

723,566

new

2001.

p.

2756.

off

constmction at Racinc, Wisconsin,
default both as
to
principal ami

v;

-of

acres

was

year.

and

::

10

sidiaries of this corporation and the
dissolution of a fourth
subsidiary.
Under the
proposal, Brockway Light, Heat & Power Co. and
Colver
Electric Co. are to be
merged with and into Pennsylvania Electric
Co.
The stocks of
Brockway and Colver are carried on the books of
GPU
at $498,712 and
$189,083, respectively. • Pursuant to the terms of
the
merger,
said stocks will be transferred
to -Pennsylvania Electric in
exchange for 34,389 additional shares of .the-latter*
a stock
plus $15
cash:.-■ GPU -also, will
make a > $331,489 icash
.capita* contribution to
Pennsylvania Electric, representing the excess
carrying: value of the
stocks of Brockway and Colver
over
the -net related assets of
the
subsidiaries applicable to their
stocks; and Pennsylvania Electric Will
utilize the capital .surplua created
by • this" capital contribution to write

.

:

1958

General Public Utilities

may

future

2851.

p.

In

__

corporation

The

p.

for
.

about

existing plant and office in
Hertford,
buildings which vary in height from two

sidiaries Approved—

'

-

occupy

cents.

p.

part of the investments is pro¬
the' $2,200,000 which
Eversharp has\

in

arranged the
New York,

all-time high and
higher next year," said Mr. Fuller.—V.
186, p. 1628.

Gas Industries Fund

to

large

been

J„

at the March 31, 1958
$11.44 after allowance for
payment of security profits of
This compares with net asset value
of $10.77 three months
previous and $13.93 a year ago. The total
net

who

that

volume

go

covering

yearend

29

"/

increase
of

N.

187,

total of 145,600

exercise

of

Gas Industries
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value—

Ever-'

Frawley, JrJ,

Passaic,

Constructors, Inc.,

in strength and
weatherability. The- spana are
widths from 40 to 80 feet in
5 foot increments,—V.

our

-

received

counteract

from

producing

of

shopping center -under

a

for

income

an

states

income,

no

than

March

,

since

1917.

the

$13.96

to

Patrick

Jan.

on

to

shares

structures

because

Motors

of The

at

buy in
shares that

General

3,

-

Eversliarp management is opposing the Hirsch proposal.
.position is that, the funds now invested in securities

during the
Department

ownership of 23 % of the
to create a "reason-,
able probability"
that De Pont would receive a preference in sup¬
plying General Motors requirements.
The
Supreme Court did not
reverse the
findings by Judge LaBuy that there had been no restraint

common

shares

stock.

common

amounted

the

many

——;

Nylon

interest

District

S.

of

of

stories.

Gar Wood

$8,000,000,

outstanding shares

.

Federal Machine & Welder

1954,

abandoned

conspiracy.

4-2,

this

suit

monopolization,

of

Kiade

the

A

been

President

as

should

invested

—

•

-

company's

company

control

common

the Supreme
Court,, the Justice
that part of the case relating to Du Pont

appealed only

that

or

to

its

ducing

1917,

brought

reduction

Lower-

31

2,501,700

revolutionary new type of highway structure, made of
fiberglass
and, according to the
manufacturer, superior to metal in every
respect,
has been announced
by this corporation. Designed to
suspend high¬
way directional signs on overhead
spans, the giant fiberglass struc¬
tures
weigh
less
than
aluminum, yet surpass
lightweight metal

phase

-of

including 184 members

appeal " to

Motors,
and
the Supreme
of

failed

has

against

On

hew

obtain

to

Y

government

restraint

7

used

lengthy trail, Judge Walter J.
Chicago,' dismissed
all charges

a

In

"The

a

been

the. companies.

.After

"

Department

others,

to

the

had

the

.

options.

more

back

goes

that

March

on

.:

stock

not: apply

of the du Pont family, charging violations of the Sherman and
Clayton
Antitrust
Acts.
The central theme
of
the charges
was
that stock
of

-

does

cost

"In

the

"

'

which

Justice
and

*

-

*

Motors,

the

Motors,

terms

own

which

1957

The net proceeds are to
be used to cancel
obligations to stockholders
and for general
corporate purposes.
*
The company's office
is located at 33 S. Grove
Street, Freeport,
New York.

meeting of

Last December, following, the sale of two
operating divisions,
•sharp announced that it intended to accelerate the investment

General

stock, and the two comapnies could not have common directors
without
Court
approval.
What would
remain
in
Du
Pont
"would
be
an
investment, pure and simple." the company told the Court,-

pointing

securities

to increase

shares

75,000

company

Motors

•

buy

the

outstanding

•'

additional

of

the

to

outstanding,
shares to their
'

prohibited

need

Eversharp management holds stock options
shares

stock

common

contends

fever

joined

Motors

by its more than 185,000 stockholders. Christiana
Realty & Investment Co., which own
of

not

,

Delaware

29%

annual

1958—10 Mos.

ended

share

per

building.
building, which will

offered $1

Proposed

earnings per- share.- It points out that if
outstanding, earnings per share of
common stock for the fiscal
year ended Feb. 28, 1958 would have been
$1.52 per share instead of $1.21
per share as reported by the manage¬
ment, or an increase of 24%.
•
-

Pont."

Du

company's

does

company

sharp would tend

•

out

carry

the

at

on

prepared by
Park Avenue

the

$3,514,835 $33,098,860
$31,666,704

months

$1.18

Associates,

Walter

sales

The

$7,000,000 invested in market¬
using and does not need

vote

a

Entin

comprised

187,

SEC

not

investments.

the

,350,000

proposal
disastrous eco¬

to

Plans

on

Co.—Quarterly Earnings

three

to

Gap Instrument Corp

•

out

Hirsch

be,

Y»

company's

avoiding the
plan,
yet
would

that

to

the

a

found

was

depriving Du Pont of all the
which could possibly be used

stockholder

a

provides

the right to
shareholders.

pass

than

Du

voted

Co.

would

more

the

■.

government

Motors

proposal

aggregate

interest

the

of

General

would be

the

after

years

Supreme

attributes

Pont's

Securities
in

public

the

of

influence

stock

"

the

consequences

Du

40

Clayton Act."hand, Mr. Greenewalt

other

mandate

rights
•

law

the

of

the

brought

M.

four

—V.

besides $3,300,000 of cash, and
other current assets, to run a
business
that last year had
$16,800,000 of sales In three divisions, two of which
have since been sold."

widespread

of

■

be

the

Gamhle-Skogmo,

-

will

Street.
stores

1958—Month—1957

Period End. April 30—

<fc

opinion

do violence to the public interest by prompting severe and
economic disclocations, but would outrage every
Justice by Imposing penalties upon hundred of thousands of
shareholders who were in no wise responsible for what,
tenet

is

for

Co.

will

Sales

equip¬

its

points

only

possibly

new

proposal.
letter to stockholders,
seeking support for its proposal, Hirsch
That Eversharp sold its
engine division and its pen-and~
pencil business late in 1957 for
$3,500,000 In cash and increased its
holdings of marketable securities and other

Motors

reach

of Investments

over

it

58th

provide

has

expect it to

Co. is the owner of
5,100 shares of Eversharp and cus¬
tomers of the firm own an additional
79.000 shares.
A total of 930,847
shares are entitled to vote. Hirsch
is not seeking to elect
any directors.
Its proxy campaign is limited to
the stock purchase

each

the

General

could

'

such

oppose

at

means

depress

and

prices,

'
.

"The

could

and

which

Ave¬

Corp.—April Sales Decreased—

replace

to

be held
on
May 27.
The management
opposed the
submission of the proposal to the
stockholders, but the SEC ruled that
It should be included in the
agenda for the meeting.

the

sales, running into millions of shares
would depress
the
market
values of
Du

securities

The proposal
stockholders to

shares

would

other

building

Park

on

new

Conn.,

razor
business, Hirsch <te Co., a New York
brokerage firm and a
stockholder of Eversharp. is
soliciting proxies in support of a proposal
that the company
liquidate the investments and use the
proceeds to
buy in Eversharp common stock.

shares

income,"

General

stockholders

and

for its

stock¬

stock.

ordinary

as

of

of

60-acre
provide approximately 360,009
square feet of
manufacturing,
storage, warehousing and office
spaed.
The entire structure will
be on
one
floor ami Will

notification with the SEC
(par two centsj
to be of¬

Eversharp, Inc.—Liquidation

were

shares

stockholders

certain

of

Service

to

plan

63,000,000

to

of

dollars.

"

not

com¬

being

for

engaged

site,

headquarters

Department's

Pont's

distributed

one-third

and

escape
Motors

decade,

a

stockholders,

with

any

letter

a

company's

"selling to Du Pont and
alarming scale.
Some

combination

General

billion

,

the

the

an

General

for

and

having
in

rccciv\*dL

shares

year

if

be

taxable

be

on

shares

sell

would

that

receive

Internal

result

Pont

from

apartment
corner

cooperative apartments are
being, created in the build¬
reports that,the Noyes
company has arranged for
loan with the Bankers Trust

equivalent

construct

and

per

subsidiary.

stock

Lester

total assets of
$4,152,119.
During the period
Energy Fund distributions from realized
capital gains totaled $10.63.
Energy Fund shares are distributed
solely by the Fund's managers,
Ralph E. Samuel <fe Co., without
selling charges of any kind.
Ten percent of the
shareholders of Energy Fund invest in
the highpriced shares through periodic purchase
plans.—V. 186, p. 2269.

proposal.

Motors

from

two-thirds

Greenewalt

Du

said

would

distributed
would

General

stock

would

who

"Since

and

about

Motors

holders

government

stockholders

Del.,

adopted,

a

the

Pont

Pont

in

General

of

with specific Court approval.
Greenewalt, President of Du Pont,

H.

to

pro

a

except

•

Crawford

on

East

on

1785.

p.

and

In the 2Va
years from Oct. 19, 1955, the date this
Fund first offered
shares to the public at $119.98
per share, the Fund has attracted
1,000
shareholders. During each of the last two
years, the number of share¬
holders has more than
doubled, so that today 1,000 shareholders have
subscribed to more than
29,000 shares with a value at
April 30, 1958 of
$141.90
share

63,000,000

used

City—Mortgage Financ'g

building

and

$176,307.

letter of

a

par

be

a
$5,500,000 plant in East
Hartford, Conn., by. this
been authorized
by the board of directors, it was an¬
May 9 by A. Howard Fuller, President.
Ground breaking
will take place in the
early summer and the plant Is
expected to be
ready for occupancy in the fall of
1959.
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Energy Fund Inc.—Number of
Shareholders Increase

approve

would:

shares

May l filed

62

a

Income

nounced

covering 265,266 shares of common stock
fered at $1.12% per share
through Lee Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to
repay bank loans;
to purchase
ment and for
working capital.—V. 185, p. 2801.

at

a
proposal could have ad¬
impose drastic and punitive

as

on

the

at

to

Construction of

Elsin Electronics
Corp.—Files With SEC—

General

stockholders

own

stockholders

approval

economy,

dividends

of

its

Department's

distribute

to

were

to

to 91%.

blameless

upon

asked the

Pont

period

individual

to

Court

on

Du

Justice

taxable

that

if

10-year

a

ranging from 20%

Warning

a

ruling,

over

with

be

rates

tax

a

with

offered
are

the

May

1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$10,600,133 $11,452,474 $30,654,630
$29,591,163

_

1893.

p.

be

Fuller Brush Co.—To Build
New Plant*—

to

Edison Brothers
Stores* Inc.—April Sales Off—

—V.

feet

Winston

$3,120,498

The

at

notification
to

proceeds

outstanding.
During the first quarter of 1957 net
income amounted to
or $1.27
$3,164,602
per share.—V. 187, p. 1894.

10,053

at

made

stock

the

J

15-story structure with frontages of
120 feet

92

Selig

of

187,

common

Y.

Products, Ltd.—Tenders

amount

through

or

of

stock

The

in

Freeport Sulphur

stock

1958

stock

be

vear

a

Mr. Davis also

Goelet

—V.

Redemption—
on

that

upswing

of

•

total

Net

into

Street

and

and

$2,948,450,

44.

p.

letter

a

common

directly

Sales

three

The Chartered Trust
Co., Toronto, Canada, until
May 15, 1958, were
receive tenders for the sale to
it of first secured
debentures, series

to

filed
of

underwriting.

Period End. April 30—

the

83

cents

those

1933.

1541.

p.

A

Mr.

amounts
to
41
for the first three

convertible

converted

58th

Avenue

"Our

the
stock

cordance

and

ing.

which

J5,

stock

outlet

Franklin Stores

net

redemption

cumulative

retail

1

shares

without

frontage.

violation

earnings

to

May

on

20,000

share),
a

Charles

stockholders.

Motors

open

Park

Halsted

Ltd.

of

said

seasonal

with

New
York City has been
arranged by the
Charles F. Noyes Co., Inc.,
represented by Walter A.
Davis, Vice-Pres¬
ident.
Permanent financing in the
amount of
$1,650,000 with interest
at 5 \i %
for a period of 15
years was placed with the
Aetna Life
Insurance Co. on the

1784.

p.

Reinhold

normal

favorably

475 Park Avenue
Corp., N. Y.

Calif.—

Restricted List—

Securities Act

Net

corporation

covering

($10

will

to

Explorations
Gas

$161,611

stock.

compare

Mortgage financing for the
luxury cooperative
being built by Henry Goelet at the
southeast

announced

1958

now

business and operating

Mr.

400 Sales Corp., Los
Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC.

The

1893.

in the United States in

the

and

SEC

to

company

value

Du

of

Eastern Steel

tax ruling issued by the Internal Revenue
order shows the Justice Department's

a

is

'

Court

a

October,

the

on
May 5 announced the
Canadian companies to its

following

prospects,
experiencing their

are

now

Industries, Inc.—Partial

Preferred

Supreme

District

and

Court

City,

time,

sales

the volume of

quarter

9

pursuant
represent

opportunity

the

product

this

second

on

right
ago."—V. 187, p. 1894.

below.

share,
plus accrued dividends. Payment
Irving Trust Co., One Wall St., New York

suit

a

dairy

Pont's

Department

Culver

per

on

for

presented

on

March

share

corporation

shares

would result from forced sales and tax
consequences of a
Department of Justice proposal.
Pont

fit

Commission

of

The

"equitable relief" in the General
without imposing upon
nearly
900,000 stockholders of the two companies the
"harsh,
unreasonable, and wholly unnecessary penalty" which

Du

ended

per

Eastern

Du

Inc.

requirements

1957 were
$328,069,
currently outstanding.—V. 187,

$2.G4

(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours &• Co. (Inc.)—Plan Filed
in Anti-Trust Suit Would Transfer
Right to Vote G. M.
to

du

an

that

Corp.—Quarterly Earnings

corporation

months

187, p. 1893.

Stock

have

Justice

Explorations, Ltd.—On

registration

Eastern

$213,603,828 $208,435,033

:

share——.—

per

to

are

Corp.,

Chemical Products,

to

month

a

1958

assets

value

Chemical

being distributed

the

of

The

asset

and

submitted

to reply.
It is expected
further hearings.—V.
187, p.

for

Prospecting Syndicate; and Sastex

the

Dividend Shares, Inc.—Total Net Assets
Up—
Total

date

to

cPmmenting

Canadian Restricted List is
composed of the stocks of
Canadian
companies
which
the
Commission has reason to
believe, based on
information obtained in its
investigations and otherwise,
been or
recently have
currently are

140,000 shares of class B capital stock (par 10 cents) which
have been offered at $1.50 per share, was withdrawn about
so ago.
See also V. 187, p. 880.

Net

October

were

the

The

with

As of March 31—

and

Eagle

404.

p.

comments,

Securities and
Exchange
addition of the stocks of
the
Canadian
Restricted List;

the

paved

14

stockholders

The

or

—V.

and

Eagle Plains

*

a

Motors

decrees,

nue

processor,

has

to expand
expenditures to

May

bad weather which
affected both
costs to a
very marked degree.

at

in

opportunity
a

of

204,752 out¬

$500,000

other

filed

New Name—

Digitrohics Corp.—Offering Withdrawn—

,

proposals

set

See

'

ratification

investment

Fla.,

Ana,

General

Dyna-Therm

com¬

stock

result

.

plant

B

common

Robert

the

comments

Corp.—Exchange Offer—

offer

2V2

necessary
and
Supreme Court

judgments

the

particular case.',"
Department proposal filed

and

an

then

Di Giorgio Fruit

of

and

Pont

to

1S93.

p.

relief

public interest."
In so doing, the
District Courts, in the
framing of equitable
large discretion to model their

time

a

equitable

scheduled set by
Judge LaBuy.
General Motors
attorneys appointed by the Courts as friends
of the Court to

Sales Off—

$3,004,769

"the

"with

Justice

proposal

of

the

"the

exigences

The

Vice-President-manufacturing.

in

that

clothed

the

directors.

1958—Month—1957

determination

appropriate

com¬

Pacific

succeeded,

for

—

137, p.

1894.

' 1958—4

Wks.—1957

-

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1988—8 Wks.—1957

$34,604,169 $3L300,650 $68,863,987 $61,938,492
•

•
.

to

<W. T.) Grant Co.—April Sales Off—

estimates

Per. End.

Apr. 30—

'

Sales—.
—V.

18?,

——

p.

1894.

.

'

■'

-1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$32,142,819 $34,185,012 $101,210,446
$103,677,802
..

Chronicle

and Financial

The Commercial

Monday, May 19t 1958

.

.

.

(2226)

10

187,

—V.

1785.

p.

€ales

*p.

187,

—-V.

1894.

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,

^general corporate purposes.—V. 187, p.

......

Period End. April 30—

.1

Sales.

187",

—V..

12 1958, covering 5.000 shares of its common stock, to be offered
for'public sale at $5,000 per share. The company invests primarily in
share accounts insured by the
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation, in savings and loan associations located throughout the
country.
It was organized earlier this year under Massachusetts law
as an investment 'company. < Ben H. Hazen
is President of the" Fund.

:

Mav

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Sales Decreased1958—Month—1957 *
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$6,335,082 $6,732,405 $22,431,801 $22,645,988
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Bryant, Inc.—April

Lane
"

'

Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Proposed
Registered With SEC—
/
,V '
filed a registration statement* with the SEC pn

corporation

This

-r.rJ

'

-

'

parent on June 30,.,1958.

be advanced by the

Insured Accounts

1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$8,701,425 $9,556,473 $22,083,628 $23,763,218

April 30—

Period End.

2002.

p.

Stock Offering

Increased—

Co., Inc.—April Sales

(II. L.) Green

187,

—V;

$31,592,148

$4,474,206 $31,219,325

$3,319/760
/•

expected'to

$17 000,000

1958—9 Mos.—1957

1958—Month—1957

Anril 30—

Pprinrl Fnd

Sfttoi

estimated that-, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner"&" Smith. The -proceeds- from fches#
approximately.. . securities are-.to.be used to retire bank loans and to provide funds fer

improvements.
After such use of the proceeds, it is
advances of $26 000 000 will be outstanding, including

Inc.—April Sales Lower— ;

Grayson-Robinson Stores,

p.

20.Q3.

Corp.—Acquires Boca Raton Housing

Lefcourt Realty

President Elected—

Association, Inc.—New

„

it has acquired
all of the stopk of the Florida Boca Raton Housing Association, Inc. )
_
./Through * its new subsidiary,vLefcourt has acquired more than 900
—V. 185, p. 2915.
':',4 •
'
acres of choice property in the Boca Raton community, located midway
between Palm
Beach and Miami and considered one of, the fastest
International Business Machines Corp.—Registers xjiii-.;.,, „rowing centers of the Florida East Coast area'. V*
* Em" •
t
ployee Stock Plan—
; %■*.■ a* '**'*"•, Jack CSrifc©rA?resident of the Boca Raton subsidiary, is the newly
The corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
elected President of the Lefcourt Realty Corp. He will succeed Abraham
eaMr.PAhbe commented that sales of The Common Stock Fund con¬
15
Rosen who is been elected and owner of Board,
'
"
tinued to account for a substantial proportion of
total volume at ? 325 000 shares of its $5 par capital stock, to be offered "pursuant to , A. Mr. Cantor hasalso President Chairman of the several Florida realty
the'IBM employees 1958 Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 187, p. 1786.
better than 40%V. 187, p. 1894.
corporations, including J. A. Cantor Associates, Inc., of Miami; Fort
Pierce Beach"Development Co.; Ocean H&ven' Hotels Co.;"Sunny Isles
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—April Sales Off—J*
Shopping Center, Inc., and the Tamiami Investment Corp.
II & B American Machine Co., Inc. — Registers Pro¬
David-O. Baird, one of the newfy elected directors, is senior partner
Period End. April 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957^„
posed Exchange Offer With SEC—of
Baird
and Co., members of the* New ^ York and American Stock
Sales—
:
$5,162,245 $5,723,177 $13,097,438 $14,051,169
The corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 9,
Exchange's. He is also a director of other companies, including Ekco
—V. 187, p. 1895.
V'':''-:
1958
covering $1,024,944 of 5% collateral notes, due June 15, 1908
Products Co.? Marine Midland Trust, Simplicity Pattern and Interstate
(subordinated) and 256,236 shares of its 10c par common stock, and
Bakeries.
: ^
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Interstate Power Co.
To Issue Notes
Lefcourt plans to begin development on the Boca Raton property with
proposes to offer these securities and cash in exchange for the out¬
standing $20 par common scock of General Trading Co. on the basis
The Federal
Power Commission has
issued an order authorizing
a-68_acre section, creating a residential and commercial area.. Plans
Af nntiorninrnmutcnrv- TinfiPK.
r
,
,
.
Jr
,
a.
1.1^..
1
i..i_
.1
of (ai three shares of American Machine common, <bi
$12 principal
have also been developed for the construction of homes, motels and an
this company to issue up to $6,000,000 of unsecured promissory notes
amount of 5% notes, and (c) $5 in cash, for each of the 85,412 out¬
up-to-date shopping center on the balance of the 900-acre development.
Interstate will borrow $900,000 from banks in Minnesota and Iowa
standing shares of General Trading common (none of which is now
Lefcourt acquired all the issued and outstanding shares of .capital
and additional borrowings, not to exceed $5,100,000 from The Chase
owned by American Machine).
Consummation of the exchange offer
Stock" of Boca Raton by issuing in exchange therefor 1,682,432 shares
Manhattan Bank and Manufacturers Trust Co,, both of New-York City.
Is conditioned, among other things, upon its acceptance by holders of
of Lefcourt's common stock.
Prior to the acquisition of the shares of
The
borrowings will be ustd to help finance the company's ,<1958
not less than 68,330 shares of the General Trading stock.
Boca Raton, Lefcourt issued to the holders of its' original common stock
construction
program,
estimated at about $10,580,COO.
Interstate
The exchange offer is made "with the knowledge and approval of the ,
shares of class A convertible stock on-a share-for-share basis. The class
distributes
electric
energy in
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota -and - South
directors and officers of General Trading."
Kalman & Co., Inc., has
A
stock of Lefcourt Realty Corp. is listed on the American. Stock
Dakota, and natural gas In Iowa , and Minnesota.—V.
187, p. 2117.
agreed to use its best efforts to further and carry out the offer, lor
which it will
receive $1 for each'share of General Trading stock
(F. L.) Jacobs Co., Detroit
acquired under the exchange offer.
'
The company's purpose in making the exchange offer
See Symphonic Electronic Corp.,
is to achieve
further diversification of its i operations" through the acquisition ol ,
General Trading as a subsidiary. General Trading, of St. Paul, Minn.,
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
$15;349;16T stores,493 $37,445,189 $40,409,872 '
Is said to be a major wholesale distributor of automotive parts and
Orleans, La.—Registers- Proposed Offering With -SEG—- —L87;*p.'<i895.'^"%:'/>■.:
accessories, industrial supplies, heavy hardware and various steel PrOdThe company filed a registration statement with the SEC on/May . , oiy \
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(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—Sued by; Westinghouse7, 1958, covering
600,000 shares of its $1 par'Vcommon stock and
The notes will be secured by the shares of General Trading acquired
LeTourneaurWestinghouse
Co.,^ a.
subsidiary of Westinghouse Air
warrants to purchase 60,000 additional common shares.
The common
but
will
be
otherwise subordinated to presently outstanding 3%
stock is to be sold toBrake ,Co.,<filedfSUtt in Federal Court-on y\ppiL-7, 1958, against R. G.
10-vear notes, due March 15, 1964, and to borrowed and certain other
per share.
The underwriting group is
debt of H. A- B.
.
tn'
heTournea.u; Tnc.,; and has asked ;the Court;to restrain LeTourneau
II.
&
3,'s
Aircraft Division is a major producer of component
S
:using;any of- the earthmoving -t.
patents and trademarks' which
were .sold, to Westinghouse. in
1953.I
be 55c per share.
The warrants are to be sold to the .underwriters at
marts for military and civilian aircraft.
Its Big Boy Division manu¬
10c per warrant share.
j-- '. . ^R. G. LeTourneau,: Inc., sold ior $30,000,000 its earthmoving busi¬
factures
and
distributes the Big Boy and other lines of home
The company was organized under Canadian law on Dec.- 30. 1957," .
ness, two of its four plants,
and. certain patents and trademarks, t-0
brabecue
equipment.
General Trading operates 46 stored in six
Westinghouse Air Brake in 1953. LeTourneau'agreed to stay out of the
on
the initiative of Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.',-also ofc New Orleans. '
upper midwestern states for the wholesale distribution of automotive earthmoving,-equipment
siness for the; period of five years which
Upon sale of its
shares and warrants, as aforesaid, ,it< will have
parts and accessories, industrial supplies, heavy hardware and steel
acquired a sulphur inventory and all fixed assets,1 contract, rights and - expired Ma# 1 of this year. i
products.—V. 187, p. 455.
undertaking in Canada
of Jefferson Lake Sulphur-Co.,'?whicfr.'Jias
Tu
k
A LeTourneau spoKesiua.. at Longvie.w? Texas, said that the company
indicated that future Canadian activities
Hall-Scott, Inc.—Sells Engine Division^ *bich .
^'fias 'eVery "intention of living. up to'the" agreement. Also he said that
will be conducted
l>y the company.
The
;/; LeTourneau'S' plans for its new earthmoving machinery do not call
See Hercules Motors Corp. below.—V. 186, p. 1050.
activities will consist of production of
th^r^p:
use; of .any' patents or trademarks which" it fs'prohibited: from.
gen-sulphide gas in an existing plant in BritiSn Cplumoift> nno^tnc * .. in ' Vmdpr* tprnm nf thp nbrpomrnt
v ift7 n 17RG
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Hartfield Stores, Inc.—April Sales Decreased—
.
development of sources of "sour gas"—natural gas;having a significant.; ;Ublug.undei termb of the agreement.-V. 187, p.
.
-hydrogen-sulphide content—in Alberta for production of . §ulphur, ? •t . ,
n u r,
^
t
Period End. April 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
^ " Link-Belt Co. Sales SHG ^BFllingS Lower
(Sales
$1,589,123 $1,839,097 $4,186,556 $4,405,643 , commercial pipeline gas, liqiiefiable petroleum '-gases and natural
gasoline.
Sulphur production will be the company's- main business, V'" . "Profits continue to. reflect the narrowing margin between our costs
—V. 187, p. 1785.
V
and the location
of the existing plant will place^the >company in ,.a^; arid our -selling prices,'" according to Robert C." Becherer, President.

Sales Up 254%— This Mutual Fund recorded sales of $3,854,950 during April for an
Increase of 254% over April, 1957, Mr., John L. Ahbe, Viw-President
end Director of Sales for the Fund's national sponsor, Distributors
Grouo.
Inc., announced on May 5.
Sales for the first four months
of 1958 totaled $12,000,000, and compare with $4,362,495 during the
Securities, Inc.—April

Group

7 announced that

Lefcourt Realty Corp. on May

The

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Co.—Brochure Offered—

Ilauserman

1

fully-illustrated 12-page brochure presents key features, complete
architectural specifications, and detailed sectional drawings of the .
company's new Type HP movable wall system.
Combining low initial cost with many of the design refinements of
premium-priced walls, the new wall system features,'.full-flush panels,
with single-line Joints? fireproof
and sound-resisteiit construction;
wide color choice; complete reusability of all components when, layouts are changed;
and installation by Hauserman's skilled erectors. These
end other salient factors -are discussed in the brochure.
The brochure may be obtained free of charge from the company at *
*516 Grant Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio.—V. 187,. p, 1433.
A

Hazel Bishop., Inc.—Stock Control.

d & C Television Corp.

See

Acquired—

corporation

This

Hall-Scott Inc.

and

W.

Division— 1

'

...

.

Includes

of the Hall-Scott name.

.

Per. End.

—v.

187, p.

quickly

end

the Hall-Scott engines wil be available

that

corporation

?

manufactures

Hall-Scott

horsepower in six

and

line of

a

ranging

engines

from 250

citizen

group

The

.

site

.

option
The

to

the

President,

Hilton.

N.

Conrad

for

citizens

group

•

Changes Name—
board

'

-

directors

of

formed

land

of

-

.

of

Ideal

"

Hotel

on

-

—

-

• ■

Chemical

Products,

'«

Culver

Inc.,

.....

.......

t

of

on

ouu

'

ntvwiu'iig.l,l>

cijuijjiucut,

uunug

May 13 by J.

purchase

The

transfer

the

through
•

uiuuuis

made

the Board.

Handle,

Mr.

*

.

'

\

UJI

This

company

covering

870,792

proposes

to

Telephone Co.—Proposes Stock Offering
May 9 filed a registration statement with

on

of

shares

offer

this

its

stock

stockholders of record May 29,
shares

then

held.

offering.

—

/

As

capital

common

for subscription

stock.
at

1958, at the rate of

The

$100

per

one

ngw

the SEC
company

share

who

the
The

-

'

owner

..

».

of

share for

99.32%

- ■* * >

inten^is to pse the proceeds toward repayment of
the parent, made in conformity with ajo established prac¬

gompany

edvances by

Digitized for tice for general corporate purposes,
FRASER


including

property

Lighting

...

.

,

... .

^

supplieselectric: -and gas" service

Suffolk counties?" Which comprise the eastern portiori

additions

and

-4,

n

'

■"

,

"\'i_ ' ■

"j

- » •' )■

.

period.
widely

is

known

ui

his

#

.
.

■

.

.

,

.

'

.

,

.

ties Corp.-?,

.

Burtiham.&, Co._l

...

.

P(S;Hs;)Ares,s?Co'_April SalesLow«- :' /
1958—Month—1957*
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$29,790,135

187, p.

1786.

$31,470,568

-

—V.

.

-

- ■

Bios.

'/Burns

C.

1958—4 Mos.—1957

"

•

-

self

at

competitive bidding

on

F.

Inc.

ri"e 1982.

Corp,

.

Garrett &

Robert

Investment

Clark

&< Co

Mackall &

400,000

Suplee, " Yeatman,

400,000

Mosle'y

Coe

Co.

:_

•-

•.

Saunders, Stiver & Co._*_

300,000

Sutro

Bros.

& Co.__?

r_

200,000

1 ■*»'
200,000

'

Inc.______

John B. Joyce & Co.__

:

' ' ■
;
200,000

Norfolk

400,000

200,000
200,000

Sons_

Corp.. of" "

100,000
100,
100,

See also v. 187, p. 2003.

n

4-t the same time, 32Q.Q0Q share? of preferred stock C$25 par), would
be offered publicly by an underwriting group led by Lehman Brothers

.

Cleveland :

First

400.000

List Industries

$10,000,000 issue pf 25-year first mortgage bonds'due 1983. The'pro¬
ceeds from this sale would Ije used to refund the 47/»%» first mortgage
bonds,

& Co.

Cq.?:? /
- - --■■/:,.300,000
Co-.?j.—'A";'200,000

Davenport St.

400,000
1

Childs

.

July 9

Rarid &
.

750.000

Denton,

Julien Collins & Co
R.
S.
Dickson & Co.,

Laclede Gas Co.—Plans to Sell Bonds & Pfd. Stock—
to

&

J". Inez

;

Fahey,

proposes

750,000

Co. ___'.

$11,385,103 $13,059,437 $39,985,966 $44,983,745

company

750,000

F. S. Smithers & .Co.i_'_,
Ball,-'Biirge ,& Kraust^-j
'.*•••'

-

187, p. 2117,

The

"

$100,141,568 $100,440,611"

-

1958—Month—1957

Period End. April 30—
Sales

1,500.000
750.000

_____

The

Period End April 30—

—V.

' Bhare Corp._^___—300,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
"...--j
Co,„ Inc.—300,000

Smith
1,500,000 Becuri-

1544.

by

(,5,189,15j. shares) of
the outstanding stock, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. intends
to subscr.b
or tne 864,558 snares wnich represent its pro rata portion
six

r.THTTMSo

• v

(S. H.) Kress & Co.—April Sales Off—

♦

11

...

..

BUSINESS-^Lori'g Island

in Nassau' and

R. Steelman, President and Chair---,.'
also includes the right: to use the? ?

City.

Bell

.

**"

,

and
advisory capacity.
The Ka_
,
become a department of Hoe ring Company-Kwik-Mix Division, under
Fenner &
E. W. Maas, President and General Manager of that division.—V. 187,^**Stone & Webster

,

Illinois

•—

- . ...

-

-

..

..

consulting

Sales

of

.

.

Co.. He succeeds Robert D. Lyons, who had been President four years.
Mr. Joyce formerly was with Cady, Roberts & Co.,
brokers in'New

each

"

the sale of the: new bonds and
of common stock-; the company
iong-term-deht; and, assuming

^A^NING.%-For.,ithe,. 12 months, ended Feb.;.28;--1958' j,otakrevenues
$112,341,000- and net , income $13,018,000.- For the 195,7 ,calendar
Ka-Mo Tools' name.
yeart revenues-werer $109,863,000 arid_.net ,-ihcohre $12,58,;.v?
Ka-Mo Tools has an annual sales volume of approximately $2,000,- ;-"
-UNDERWRITERS—The'- underwriters riainad "4jeidw^ severally,!-ljave
000.
The company will continue to operate 'in'.Its plant 'under, the '
mude -a firm commitment to purchase froin.thfe, company ^the respective
present management of Charles W. Handle
~
' - - '^
„

p.

Calif.,

York

effect to

sale qf rthe 696,260 adidtional shares
have/outstanding $225,470,000 of

Cicero

special • earth

has voted to change the name of the company to DynaTherm
Chemical
Corporation, it was
announced
on
Mav
8 by J.
Cheever Cowdin, Chairman.
The board also elected H. H.' Clarke Jr.
as President and George McC. Joyce as Executive Vice-President.
Mr.
Clarke formerly was Executive Vice-President of the Borden Chemicai
City,

31,

$6,690,

$6,058,000

1895.

nouncement

under

Metropolitan

is

^

.-".will

-

Koehring Co.—Buys Cicero, 111., Firm—

man

the

s
i.a.
*
*
^
expenditures, for the period. March *1; 1958 to Dec.

•_

Construction

This company

Culver City, Calif.

Products, Inc.,

Chemical

*'

has

187, p.

'

1958—Month—1957
'

Inc.,

President to raise $3,000,000 in debenture
-

Corp. with Milo Mclver
bonds.—V. 187, p. 1206.

The

—V.

12.

May

for the proppsed 810.000,000 structure
Hilton Hotels in downtown Portland. ' '

Portland

Ideal

announced

T

shares

on

CAPITALIZATION-—Giving

Sales

with a Portland, Ore.,
Portland Hilton HQtel,

reached an agreement
erection of a 500-room

has

corporation

1957; and. *:.&ries c, due 1958. '
sharps
7.

nn

gams dividend of ^ 1959 are estimated at .$87,000,000. and the;.company reports that some
20, 1957.-r-V.-f 186,^^further financing/will be nec^ssarY. tp^tujiy.'.cavej: these requirepidnts.

Kinney Co., Inc.—April Sales Luwer-

Period End. April 30—

to 600

Known for their high

12 cylinder construction.

Co.,

&

PROCEEDS—The company>- .will<,apply the proceeds . from / the sal©
Value—
"
n
of the bonds, and from an offer of ;696,260 additional common shares
March 31, 1958, >,of $5,879j680, ;;
31, 1958, of $5,879,680, ;to stockholders,, to, construction of/utilitjr ^lant and payment of shorthares
304,099 shares,^utstanding._---Tnis ' term bank: Iqans used to redeem $12,000,000 3%;. first, mortgage bonds,

,

Hotels Corp.—To Build in Oregon—

Hilton

1848.

(G. R.)

performance characteristics, the engines are widelv used in trucks,,
buses
and
specialized vehicles such as fire trucks.
They also have
numerous ofi'-4he-road
applications.—V. 186. p. 1050.

This

p

,

p.

and branches.

Hall-Scott distributors

for

bids

net assets

reports

CSe- Tes^c}1le dates? A ..capital
shaie. was paid by the fund on Dec.

ns.

Berkeley,

continue

$125,'701,520!.

r;

"

equivalent .to $19.33 per share on
compares with $5,733,739, or $18.73 per. jshare,
5,,on;Dec.'n-31,
with $5,890,110,
or $20.73 per share,
on March 31, 1957,

is possible to anove the necessary machinery and inven¬
Calif, to .Canton, Ohio. Hall-Scott service parts
to be available and will be handled through Hercules

it

as

from

tory
Will

advises

Pringle

the bonds named 454 %. coupons, as follows:
101.859;- Smith, Barney,
Co.,,, 101.3599,- and
Inc.,,101.0699. \
%y. -;..v'• ^'1
--Tije.-4 new: bonds, will, be redeemable ^ at?-regular redemption prices
ranging from 105.13%'-"to the'principal-amount and at special redemp¬
tion prices- scaled from 101%" to the principal amount.
' i
other

Three

Halsey, Stuart & Co.

Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.—Asset
The

..

Mr.

$33,479,270 $31,388,826 $132;431,841
1895.

qqIpi

100»2199%.

Langley

jr '

-

1957—16 Wks.—1956

1957—4 Wks.—1956

Apr. 19—

sales

Retail

,

:

Oil' a bid Of.

i

•

build

to

2117.';;;

flip iwiip Msv 14 bf -rnTrrnptitivp-

MnoBrtyriiei& \VOn ine iSSUO lyiay i^ aw COnipeilllV^ Sai©

development "

Co., Inc.—-April Sales Up—

Jewel Tea

Hall-Scott engines in their present plant
facilities at Canton, Ohio, and will continue to produce the famous
Hall-Scott engines as well as to provide service for units in the field
through their world-wide distribution facilities.
'
This will complement Hercules' present line of liquid and air-cooled
gasoline and tliesel engines and will make available >a horsepower,
range of from 5 h.p. to 600 h.p.
plans

.Hercules

approximately 4/07% to maturity. The

to be received by the company wilL constitute the., ^jhterest. to*^-yield
capital of the company and will be used' for., genera,
uuriprwritprR won

liquid

"

.

.

>*

-

GO.—Bonqs-\^ierecv—An uriocr-

proceeds

Net
initial

machinery, tools, and engineering data

inventory, certain

all

along with the use

expects to retain

Sulphur Co.

corporate purposes, to provide working capital,/and for
of the company's projects in Canada.
See also V. 187, p.

Pringle, President of Hercules, advised that the consideration
and notes but did not disclose
the amount.
The purchase

L.

lowerv than thm

n.et in<;omie oi g.4,3^4,898 ^as ^7.7,e lower than tht
^1
i®'
kv-..,
;-,J--»<•'*
compared-;. with,,$l'.37-» for the first
and
9/^
.4 /»
first--. Engage bondSy

cash

was

of 1958 were 14.1 fe lower
yearl
r*

of the 2,025,018 V4, gales of $35,884,250 for the first quarter

1,425,000

receive

*187,-.;p>'2003.

the purchase by Hercules of the Hall-Scott Engine Division at Berkeley,
Calif. This action has been approved by the board of directors of both
firms.

to

company

1,400.000 vf about 69%. ) >,;
• - 4 i
. j
W'"-n'-' 'J'*j
£■"
j of the company's shares;will provide executive management"!"for -the: y >;Loilg Island L-lgfilting
company at reasonable
compensation therefor; and will contract;-;to'/'" vVTltiUg gl'Olip Jieaded jointly'.'by Blyth l& 'Co.r lnc?
market the company's sulphur for a sales fee of $ls per long ton sold.%
The First'Boston Coraoration offered nubliclv Mav IS
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. is an established United States producer
inG, r 1Tpl
of
sulphur, crude oil, distillates and commercial pipeline gas/?Its
3 - 4164^^ISSUe Of •JjjZGjGQO,000
yoi
United States sales are carried on through its own sales organization.;-. - setjtes J, (Hie May 1, 1988, at a price. Of
and accrued

10 jointly announced,

May

on

the

to

•-Jefferson Lake

•

-.

is

shares of the company.
The sulphur inventory being
than sales of $41,798,451 for the like period last
by; Jefferson Lake Sulphur:,Co. consists of ^the
,
nnarter net inrome of *4 334 sqs-Nvac 47
entire, production
(estimated at 25,000 long tons>Tof the latter com-;
pany's Peace River PJant since Jan. 1, 1958. The compariy-is* crediting
Jefferson
Lake .Sulphur Co.
for certain -expenses ^incurred ?- byivtheV, f.*, Per-share earnings of 71 cents
latter for the company's benefit.
' .
,. ..'T,
quarter .of last .-year.—V.
issued

initially

;

183, p. 3010.

below.—V.

Hercules Motors Corp.—Acquires Engine

,

Co.

Sulphur

Lake

Jefferson

sold

Corp.—Meeting Adjourned—

reconvened annual meeting of -the stockholders was held on May
and-again - no action
on
the proposed consolidation with " Glen

A
9

Alden Corp.- was taken. The meeting was adjourned until May 23.
Glen Alden shareholders also met on May 9 and then reoessed unt

/

Volume 187 -Number 5743

f-

.

..The Commercial and Financial

.

Chronicle

(2227)
May
*

.

23.

List's
"'.Tthe
;

;V;

assets.

of

The

Glen

plan

Shareholders

Alden

of

List,

will

has

said

await

that.,

the

not

the

on

."

c

This

"

'

of

the

court

i'

<.Windows,

Inc.,

April

on

Hollywood,

screen
'•

doors, in order
additional plant space,

i:j

'•

-

*»•>;;•» The-purchase-

dows;

dwell

tas

feears-

.

Sales

T. t*

1

'.«.•• j,"-.

.

■

hasr

it

See

187,

-'■*

j

i

.

'

.

Getty

1

e

x

"•

-for

the

'Sales

'

acquire;

in

the

1

.
,

two-year-old

manufactures

firm

horizontal

was

vertical

and

disclosed.'

not

sliding

•

»

f

-

*

"

'

i

•

The Florida Windows plant has

;

nearly ^double

that

of

•

.

s

expected

.

May

.

'"i'. + f

;

to

have

15.—V.

186,

1

*t

.

'J'

%-•

A

the

new

operation

working

V'"W~ ; •'

'

*

'[■

*

This

peak

$2,307,614
v.. 187.. .13.

^

compaiiy-

.

Co., Inc.—April Sales
Up—

1958—Month—*1957

and

J

&

&

Vault

company- has

J

„

<

July,

1957

are

not

included"

compared

in

Canada

sion

of

In

and

a

Mosler

safes

will

will

with

Canada,

J

will-continue

bank

Dominion

by

1958 -13 Wks.—1957

$3,518,657.7- $8,185,682

the

second

months.

.subsidiary;

The

p. '1340/':

$8,930,110

<( G.

major

Earlier,

-

to

be

sold

in

V'

-

Mosler

for
Lock

C.) Murphy Co.—April

the

Co.,

Divi¬

to

A.

Office,

for

the

C.

&

&

Co._j.

182

Barret,
Co.

Period End.

Fitch,

North

^William

Blunt

enable

Manhattan

and

r'.'r may
designate in any foreign country,
V Peter' Pan -international licensing

through

•

either compahy.—v. 187,

-v}f*-.vMcCrory
a

domestic

!."■

April

$8,636,271

V,

187,

.

•

In

$31,226,(718
'

.

f

/'

\

Under ithe

interests in
and

ser\ices

& Co.—Overseas Working Agree't

■"'•'L$ Europe,
j,

/i;A:0,Tbe

.f.

working association,. the
30 overseas markets,

over
for

future

petroleum

Asia, Africa, Australia,

organizations

will

coordinate, their

with

that

.

j?(the
is

name was

the1

-

changed

conritry's

Alcar

mutual
know-how
,

sonics;

-:,

with
.-

builder .of

Raymond

Concrete

Pile

about

Ur

c** Well-over 69%*?"•

v

* 40

of

Co.

operations

acquired

Alcar,

Carlin
be

continuing to act
to

moved

N.

Narda's

management
President.
The

as

sales

headquarters at 118-160

of

tlie

H.

will'

now

*

|:

'/

•

during rthe

fast

,

hklf

.

I^'7^'hilii0h:-^vr:j87r.p-,%i896.

1958-^ Mo$.*r-1957

Sales
—V.' 187,

1896.

p.

.

; $4,706,347
'. ^ •'

,

$5,114,057 $15,427,512 $15,983,795
"

'*;i*

••

.

•'

As 'of—

fr.:

Mercantile Stores Co.,
Inc.—April Sales Decreased-—
Period End. April 30—

I

Sales
-r

>

>

—V.
-V;

187. p.
187, p.

'

'!

:

*''' *

••

.

Net

v

U'*"*-:

yield 4.35%.
competitive sale

fAr.r.

The

;

Co. —Bonds

group

$31,799,000;

)

the

/

the

and

accrued

BUSINESS^-The
ern

4

:h

from

issue

the

an

a

subsidiary

principally in
where

it

of

area

about

of

the sale

provides

of

electric

The

at

sale

in

26

cities

,

such'

f
.

order

an

authorizing this company to make

borrowings aggregating $12,500,000
during the
will

U"

i

be

used

to

reimburse

the

struction

expenditures prior
1957 construction program,
for such purposes or to

company's

to

Jan.
to

or

repay

used.—V. .187,

p.

2118.

1,

treasury,

1958,

repay

notes

next two years.

its

the

and

in part,
finance

to

'

proceeds

of

which

&

<fe

from

the

further

a

loan

growth

will

and

be

added

expansion

to

of

were

and

add

the

working

capital

of

in

The

the

to

its

at

general

short-term

chemical

major

and

work

a

cost of

,

per
p.

Co.*v.

bank

in

beverage

this

approximately

funds,

loans

program

Co.

for

used
for

Scrib-

&

& Co.

250,000
1,250,000
150,000

Co.—

Staats

250,000

&

&

&

Webster Secu¬

Corp.

-

—

1,250,000

American

200,000
';

Walker & Co—

Wertheim

200,000
1,250,000

White,
Dean

&

Co.

Weld

&

Witter &

Harold

E.

& Co.

Co..
Co.—

Wood

&

Co.

will

100,000
1,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,250,000
l,000,00O
100, OOA
*

*

187,

(&

Richard

be

increased

$1.03

$8,296,93®

$1.03

$1.39

$1.*€(|

com. share

S.

Morse,

made

was

subsidiary
integrated

'

Corp.—Licensing Agreement—

President,

of

National
of

source

April

H.,

described

details

this

firm

the

.

of

used

expanding

of

and

which

is

ultra-high

largest

vacuum

States.

completely
equipment anil
,

"The

five-year agreement

vacuum

engineering

electronics

industries

of

four specific areas of
applied higb
significance to the electric
power and
producers of some thermal

covers

major

and

heat

to

setting—or

hardening—plastics," Mr. Morse said. "Combined German
and
American advancements to be
made available
through NRC EquipmenS
Corp. include new methods of
high vacuum drying, degassing, -lm»
pregnating and filling of
transformers, power transmission cables,
switchgear, capacitors and other electrical
equipment. Organic liquids
used
in
high voltage applications are also
processed
under
higl»
vacuum," he added,
■

Leybold-Hochvakuum-Anlagen

is jointly owned by National
Research
(24%), Deutsche Gold und
Silber-Scheideanstalt Vormals Roessler
(DEGUSSA)
(25%), Sachtleven A. G. Fur
Bergbau Und ChemischO
Industrie
(25%), and E. Leybold's
Nachfolger (26?t>). The latter la
well known in this
country as a supplier of vacuum
components of
advanced design distributed
by NRC Equipment Corp.—V. 187,

Corp.

p.

2004.

National Shirt Shops of
Delaware, Inc.—April Sales Off

Period End. April 30—

in

working

its

•

and

of

Research

high

23,

between

Leybold®
Cologne, Germany. The agfeo»
NRC Equipment
Corp., a wholly-owne®

in. b.

behalf

on

on

agreement

technology in the United

will

continuation

,

$6,833,709

2118.

cross-licensing
Hochvakuum-Anlagen, G.
ment

' \

1958—12 Mos.—1957

•

$5,050,632

long-term,

to

Subs.)—Earnings—

1958—3 Mos.—1957

Sales

of

—V.

p.

1958—Mouth—1957

$1,615,195

*

187,

1897.

1958—4

$1,880,647

Mos.—1957

$4,362,159

$5,564,928

facili¬

fields..

program

is

a

construction,
scheduled

polyethylene
a
design

with

for

completion

National Tea Co.—April Sales
Up—

plant nearcapacity of

early

in

Per. End. April 19—

Sales—

1959

$20,000,000.

—V.

187,

p.

1787.

'

1958—4 Wks.—1957

1958—16 Wks.—1957

$58,459,947 $49,199,062 $233,702,357
$192,560,088
■

I

»;
:'

Middle
Offer—

States
.

.

Petroleum

Corp.- -Proposed Exchange

:

The directors on May 13
approved
Gas Transmission Co. will
make

shares

of

its

common

6tock

for

an

a

proposal

exchange

whereunder Tennessee
offer at the rate of 45

100

shares of Middle
States common
stock, provided the holders of not less
than
66%%
of
all Middle
States stock agree to make
such exchange within a
period of 30 days
from the date that such
offer is made.
The offer is to be made
by
prospectus
after
registration
under
such

by

the

Securities

exchange.—V.

Act

187,

p.

of

1933

1208.




Tennessee
of

the

Gas

stock

Transmission

to

be

issued

Co.,

upon

BUSINESS—Prior to 1950 National Distillers'
the production and marketing of alcoholic

principal business

beverages.

company entered
a
wide group of

are

and

in

chemical

field

and

is

1950

was

Nedow Oil Tool Co.,
Houston, Texas—Files With SEC.

the

and

company on May 5 filed a letter of
notification with the SEO
150,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) to be offered
$2 per share, through T. J.
Campbell Investment Co., Inc.,
Houston,
Texas. The proceeds are to
be used to pay off
loan; to acquire fishing
tools for leasing; and for
working capital.
at

the beverage field

whiskeys

The

covering

operates

Newark, N. J.
In addition the company
Mallory-Sharon Metals Corporation, an
special metals field.

rums

In

a

center

in

In

now

major producer of.
petro-cbemicals and other industrial chemicals.
An
of production is Tuscola, 111..
w*ere t>-e
company
a large
group of modern facilities.
Other plants
Ashtabula, Ohio; Anaheim, Calif.; New Orleans,
La.;
and.

important
owns

the

and

gins,

brandies

owns

a

one-third

interest

integrated producer in the

Neisner Brothers,

the company produces many lines of
bourbons,
imports and distributes wines,

and

carrying

well-known

brand

Period End. April 30—

vermouths,

names.

»

500,009

>

for

.

500,000

R. L. Day——
Wugenseller
&
Durst,

Watlirg, Lerohcn

:

150,000

.

H.

t

•

100,000

*—

G.

"

.

350,000

Leach

Corp.
Townsend, Dabney &,
Tyson
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Tucker, Anthony &

200,000

National Research

business.

which

and

be

may

500,000
100,000

Co.
&

Agee

rities

1,000,000
200,000

.

loans

portion of these funds
company's capital expenditures

R.

500,000

$5,052,047

Earnings

quickly closed.

A

&

Inc.

profit

—V.

privately

payments

balance

reduction

.

187, p. 2118.

Net

$60,000,000 25-year
debentures, due May 1, 1983, at
interest, to yield 4.80% to maturity.

Houston, Texas, now under
75,000,000 pounds per year,

so

sold

PROCEEDS—/Of the net proceeds from the sale, the
company
apply $30,000,000 to the payment of outstanding
long-term bank

con¬

.

has

Mo.—Notes

rate of $2,250,000

ties

post-

corporation

City,

Stone

Swiss

150,000

Ind—

*

t

Co._

———*———.—>————

Sterne,

200,000
1,000,000

Period End. March. 31—

Kansas

200,000

Company

Deane

S. Smithers
CO.:

1,000,000

Son

&

&

Simon

William
,f

250,000
1,000,000

'

Peabody

M.

F.

'

350,000

Weeks**

Co.

200,000
250,000
750.00O
250,000

GardnerCo

ner

150,000

National Fuel Gas Co.

-

for the debentures,
beginning in 1963 at
annually with provision for additional
payments,
are
calculated to retire 75%
of the issue prior
to maturity.
The
debentures will be non-refundable at
a
lower interest cost for five
years/ The sinking fund redemption
price is 100% and optional re-,
demption prices range from 105%
to the principal amount.
the

Proceeds

were

for

capital.

treasury for expenditures

Inc.,

,

National Distillers & Chemical
Corp.-^Debentures Of¬
fered—Glore, Forgan & Co. and Dominick &
Dominick,
joint managers, and 100 associated underwriters
offered
for public sale on
May 15 an issue of

the

-

.

■

corporation, which has headquarters in Kansas
City, operates a
mail
order
business and an
expanding chain of retail
stores, specializing in soft lines.—V. 187,
p. 1435.

the

for

Huitori

Illinois

—V.

___'.

<te
<te

$17.20

The

bank

its

E.

Inc.

nationwide

#

Metropolitan Edison Co.—Bank
Borrowings Cleared—

The SEC has issued

Privately—The

Sinking' fund

pop¬

f

Mess,

Subscription books

•

'

Bellas

'

and;

EARNINGS—Gross revenues of the
company as currently constituted
totaled $29,309,979 In 1957.
Net income was
$1,969,034. Fixed charges
for the year were earned
3.98 times.—V.
187, p. 2118.

■/v

$18.38

'

4%% sinking fund
99.25% and accrued

460

square miles and having a
approximately 464,400.
The territory served
Includes
Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell,
Newburyport and Salem.

of

as

1896.

proceeds

provide

of

New
England Electric
electricity in northeast¬

service

Hilliard

Kidder,

,

interest

company,

engaged

covering

ulation
cities
:

is

Massachusetts

towns

i

proceeds

B.

Inc.

Smith, Barney & Co.—
Smith, Moore & Co

1,700,000

Johnston, Lemon &

"

plus additional funds obtained from
bank borrowings, to
$20;000,000 outstanding first
mortgage 55e/* bonds due 1987,

107.46 %

System,
:

net

bonds,

redeem
at

the

L

I.

Kalman & Company,

$3,000,000 of,15-year promissory notes to J. P.
Morgan
& Co., Inc., for institutional
investors, Samuel Cutler,
President, has announced. Stern Brothers & Co., Kansas
City, arranged the financing.

r

use

-187, p.

Placed

on May 15 on a bid of
101.577%.
b.i:Other "bids for the bonds as
4)is were received as follows:
*'J ■ •' Peabody & Co. and
Kidder,
White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
100.629; Merrill Lynch,
"j.G
Pierce, Fenner & Smith and Eastman
Dillon. Union Securities & Co.
't
(jointly), 100.5699, and The First Boston
Corp., 100.139.
it
m
The bonds are redeemable at
any time, optionally at prices
ranging
from 107% to
100^, and for the sinking and
replacement funds at
102.50"* to 100?*,

PROCEEDS—Company will

value per share_i_

\ National

.

I

"

Offered —An"

awarded

was

*

;

underwriting 'group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
on, May 16 offered
$20,000,000 of first mortgage 4^%v
bonds due May 1, 1988 at
102.50% and accrued
interest,'
to»

-

assets

asset

—V.

;

net

1958—3 Mos.-r-1957

$11,392,000 $12,540,000 $30,683,000

1898.

Merrimack-Essex Ehectric

"--/■?

■

1958—Month—1957

W.

31/58 Sept. 30,'57
$27,636,671 $25,335,354

•

.

Total

'

Hayden, Stone «fe Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co,

The

Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—Asset Value
Up—
♦("".?
> '
r"
'
Mar.

,

Shields

Singer,

1,250,000

&

*

.

.

Co.

Howard, - Weil, * Laboulsse, Friedrlchs & Co.

^

.

;•

&

Haupt & Co.—**—
Hayden, Miller <fe Co.*

J.

Co.,

f

*

500,000

350,000
150,000

*

!

•'

•

250,000

Schwabacher

350,000

Inc.

Marache

Hornblower &

,

Riter & Co—

Grant-Brow.nell & Co.*
100,000
Hallgarten Ate Co.—_ *.' 750,000
Harrlman: rtipley & Co.,

J.

Hop-

Hughes

Rodman & Renshaw.
Salomon Bros. & Hutz-

150,000

Inc,

"

l-^MoLeilwi

&

1,700,000

Ira

each completed
^contracts within their
30 foreign
countries-and U. S. territories
systems work for military
"? and atomic :energy applications.
century,- - having. a completed value of,
over
(
,
$2
'
a
•
a.-,.
\"AA a result of-the acquisition, it is
'7,
■\-yf
expected that the combined sales
r,
volume of Narda Ultrasonics and Alcar
Instruments for the fiscal year
„•
1958-59 will be approximately $2,000*000."
Stores Co.—April Sales Lower— ; v
^
a * i. Period End.
April 30—
19'58—Month—1957

r

Jaffray

Reinholdt

.

j

100,000

wood

? 150,000

Sons

&

Sachs

Co.
!,

;

500,000

,

"The combined
Users of ultrasonic

permit

Co.,

Garrett

350,000
1,700,000

Company

250,000

100,000

Marshall*

Granbery,

at

350,000

100,000

Co.**

Reid &

Robert

stock-model

»""

&

Futon

offices,

&

l.

Newbold's Son &

Reynolds

Co., Inc

"

&

Omaha

H.

Piper,

350,000

Corp.
Michigan Corp,

Foster

National

of
W.

Co.,

First Boston

First of

Leonard

Lynch

750,000

Fahnestock
The

Co._„

Raffensperger,

Co;—*

&

'

250,000

*_*—•***

Milwaukee

Moore,

Securities

&

100,000

1,250,000

Pierce,

Morgan Stanley <fc Co._

100,000

Corp.

Goldman,

companies

Inc.

1,250,000

*

Evans

200,000
i

Lynch,

Merrill,
The

1

,

Co

Fenner

150,000

& Co.

&

&

500,000

&

350,000

Co.****

Emerson

Estabrook

.ha

•

L.

Equitable

Derricks

building

<Sr

Co.

Marks

SmithTurben & Co.,

Merrill

The

&

Inc.

_y.!t.

two

Dain

200,000
100,000

:

McDonnell & Co

150,000

———

Emanuel, Deetjen

before and

as

M.

M.

McCormick

——100,000
Co.
150,000

—

Collins

1

1,000,000

Lundborg &

Co.

Clarke

Securities

equipment to consult with one source-on
any electro-acoustic problem
the.field.7.We are now able to supply everything from the
smallest
ultrasonic cleaner to the largest a»d most
complete indus¬
trial ultrasonic
system—Including such heavy duty applications as clean-,
ing, chemical and physical processing nondestructive
testing and flaw.
detection, soldering, welding and drilling.
;
"In addition, we can now undertake
special

?

was

McKee' And Raymond-have
respective fields in jnore than

has

'Alcar, occupies a ^modern, 6,000
square-foot, one-story
17 Industrial Avenue,.Little
Ferry; N. J.
Commenting: on the acquisition, Mni Platzmaji said;

■

'

uhder

sales.. In' 1957' the' total

Benson

Road,. Mineola,

with-headquarters In. New York,
concrete-foundations

corporation

wilk be operated as an independent
subsidiary of Narda Ultra¬
wltH: production and research activities
being continued at
plant-in-Little Ferry under the same

however,-i will

high¬
ways, -bridges, municipal and industrial
buildings, and does all types
of--heavy construction work in foreign territory.-'Its
foreign volume
normally -accounts for

,

Alcar's

.

.

last- month*

largest

v

McKee

Ir.c.,- formerly

this

move,

Laurence

150,000
1,000,000

Co.

Co., Inc.
Davenport & Co.—*
Eastman Dillon, Union

founded in 1953,. specializes in ultrasonics
research and development, and is - a ^supplier of custom-built
systems and high-powered
ultrasonic equipment and
special devices to industry and
government/
Among the company.'s most important
developments is the Ultrasonic
Flaw Plotter, an
extremely useful instrument for
inspecting castings and
forgings of armor plate. V:

chemical-contracts "in

New Zealand and South America.

^announcement also said

expansion

J.

Alcar Instruments

Alcar,

and-Raymond "shall each
have the >lght to do business
individually in the' specified territories,
Should-1 it- xioti-be to the mutual:
advantage of the two companies to
particular -.project.'I,...
1 :•.

H?v^i;%ork-,vtoget!her:".oii7any
I AC" ^- ^ ^ftbyniohd Intern ational, '

|

two

refinery and

major

a

Corp.—Acquires

Instruments-Inc., Little Ferry, N. J., one of the
leading companies in,
the ultrasonic
industry, according to an announcement
by Paul M.
Platzman, Narda's Vice-President in
charge of sales.

!

•

and Raymond International, Inc. have entered into
1a working association for the
designing, engineering, and construction•
'":%>* of new. petroleum refineries ana chemical
plants for .overseas customers, '
■:CX
according ;to a joint statement: made on
May 12 by, H. E. Widdell,
:V.f- president of .McKee, and George F. Ferris, President of
Raymond.
■

&

Courts & Co

Thls-jCoiopany

,

Sherrerd

W.

Corp.
Julien

..

.

Narda Ultrasonics

Irving

500,000
500,000

Co.__

Clarke

Richard

.7

"

•

(Arthur G.) McKee

>

1958—4 Mos.—1957

v

'"XI

" of

&

W.

Rhoades

Co.

100,000

1,000,000

Clark, Dodge & Co.—
J6hn

1,000,000
1,250,000

Loewi & Co. Inc

Ellis. <fc

Butcher

.

350,00"

1,000,00®

Corp._*

Loeb,

>

•

100,000
100,000
1,700,000

Brothers

M.

100,000

—

,

-•

;

$9,659,184 $29,225,282

1896.

p.

the

operations

?/

> 1958—Month—1957

30—

of

&

Simmons
250,000
Co., Inc.——_ .1,700,000
Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co., Inc.
200,000
Alex. Brown & Sons— :
1,000,000

-payable

agreement; does ?'•

Carl

Blyth &

distribution of 96 cents A share from
realized capital gains.
They are
.May ,26 to shareholders of record
April 30.
Murray D. Lincoln, Chairman of the
trustees, reported a total of
399,380 shares outstanding as of
April 30—a MYs'/o' increase over a
year ago.
Net. assets >were listed as $4,944,328.
Shares of M.I.F., an
open-end,> diversified mutual, fund, now are
marketed in
16
states.
—V". '187, p, 146.
v,:
/f. :'
1

a.

con-

licensees"! it'^

facilities
•

Stores Corp.—April Sales Off—

Period End.

iv.?

The

(United, States)

884.

p.

over

the

organization.

to

way

to, maintain:

,

supervision

<te

Lehman

500,000

-

Blair

Higginson

350,000

&

Inc.

&

__—

Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.*
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
W. C.
Langlcy & Co.—

350,000

;

1

•

have
severally
debentures offered in

Kenower, MacArtbur
Co.

an<|
stock

below

the
amounts:'
'

Lee

Bateman, Eicliler & Co.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair & Co. Inc.—

.

communication

all

re-

stock

employee"

of

,

named

500,000
350,000

—r_*—

preferred

exercise

Option Plan.

company

Securities
——

1,257,710 shares-

1951

underwriters

Baker, Weeks & Co.*>_
Ball, Burge
Kraus

'

treasury,
of

upon

$3,925,000
3,925,000
1,000,000

Dominick

Allyn & Co., Inc.

Inc.

.

,

,.

21,000,000
€0,000,000

500,000 shs.
436,705 shs.
15,000,000 shs. *10,259,875
Rh3.

the

from

Robert W. Baird &
Co.,

1

L,

$4,260,000
32,435,000
29,400,000

6L

issuance

Stock

:
Corp.
Bacon, Whij)ple & Co._

years.

announced.—V.

series

following respective principal

Dominick

*

10

Sales Lower—

under

purchase

Glore, Forgan

by Mosler in the'
factory In Milford, Ohio,*"

were

reserved

UNDERWRITERS—The
the

announced
new

a

V-

?

shares
granted

American

Canada

4%%

170,170 shares held in
issuance
upon
conversion

for

agreed

*•

expansion

plans

Safe

Dominion

stk.,

'

any

Outstanding

60,000,000

of

132,447

Canada's largest safe
products in its factory in

by
Specialty Mfg. Co.; Ltd., which has
represented Mosler for
This
is

served

manufactures'
than
100
dealer

the

pfd.

options

vaults.

which

more

conv.

'Exclusive

;(v>:..bo^|ed;in

f not:,apply, in

PRESENT FINANCING

Authorized
$4,260,000
32,435 000
29,400,000
"" ""
"
'
21,000,000

value)-

April 30—
1958—Month—1957
A
1958—4 Mos.—1957
unique new global merchandising concept" in .sol't
goods is em-,-. Sales
-:L $16,266,640 $17,589,263
an. agreement executed between this company and the Peter
$52,450,612 $55,269,359
—V. 187, p.' 1898.
■
A
:CvPan Foundations'organization.
Announced jointly by
Sylvan Geismar,
4 ''
Vc Manhattan-president and Henry M. Plelin, Peter Pan
\
President, the V ?
agreement ' places
Mutual Income
the
expert
services
of
Peter- Pan's
international
Foundation, Columbus, O.—Dividends
1
/ if licensing
Affiliate at the disposal of Manhattan's Men's and
The trustees of Mutual
Income Foundation have
Lady
declared a
"f
Manh'attaTi Divisions to ; effect licensing agreements^
quarterly
throughout, the '? diyidend of 11 % ..cents a: share from investment income and an
;* v'.i
World.
The agreement will also
annual
;

and
TO

'

Taylor,

Mosler

1

products

past two
for "a

AA.fff Manhattan Shirt Co.—International Licensing
Program

of

$538,525,000 and net income
$22,633,000 in 1956..

$543,100,000

1951, ($100 par value)
Common stock ($5
par

•

&

start!producing

^

and

operate

security items.
Dominion's
will continue ..to be served

,

Mosler-Taylor Sales; Ltd.
to- Its own
Iine,- J

Toronto,

'%

acquired

addition

manufacturer,

production

1786.

stant": channels

months

.

CumuL

Taylor,

Co./Ltd.,;Niagara Falls, Ont.,

safes-and (related
outlets

"Air '

:.,,

sales

3%% promissory notes due
July 1, 1967
3%% sink, fund debs, due
April 1, 1974
3.05% proinis. notes due
April 1, 1975
4>/4% prom, notes due
Aug. 1, 1977„
25-year 4%% sinking fund
debs, due
May 1, 1983__

;

1958—3 Mos.—1957

'

of

new

'

•

■

:

If

at

p..421.'

*

'•

former

Period-End: April 30—1.958—4 Wks.—1957

'•

*

....

Man^l Stores Corp.—Sales Off Sharply

-

three

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT

Ltd., Toronto, Canada,
have :joined to. form Mosler-Taylor
Sales, Ltd., with headquarters in
This represents
Toronto.
an • investment
of
more
than $1,000,000 in
Canada.
Mosler ,:is ,the World's
largest manufacturer

capacity for 1,200 jalousies a day,
capacity. .- Mr. Harris said

a

Ludman's

„

j. v •• •

777.

p.

The Fair store,
acquired in
figures?-V. 187, p. 2003.,

1957

the

.

187,

J.' $92,615,351 $87,423,406 $218,990,054
$213,034,267

of

Old Grand-Dad and
86-proof bottlinga
leaders iix their
respective fields#

Old Taylor are

ended
March
31,
1958
company reported net sales
-the
of $114,318,026 and
net income of
$5,511,497
calendar year sales were

$23,024,000,

Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—

above.—V.

&

bourbon whiskey,

and

EARNINGS—For

Mosler Safe Co.—New
Affiliate Formed—

win-1,

doors, which it distributes nationally,
including
Co.,. which handles them exclusively.

...

i:

Co.

Skies^

and

20",OOO-square-toot plant" in Hollywood, where straight line
I facilities'
wiir increase .production and-manufacturing
efficiency, Elmer M. Harris, •
col/1
v.".
'
JPresldent said. >,
"j
•/*
*? ■ \

- tA": TDfcrctrlon 4-

Oil

.

Period End. April 30—

*

The

?

ho^fd-in-bond
of Ola Crow

1958—9 Mos.—1957

-

$4,041,286 $29,732,001 $30,207,196

T896.

p.

Montgomery Ward

'

'

purchased. Florida4

as screen

Roebuck &

187,'

$3,363,250

Mission Development

company,' '

Window Manufacturer—

announced

*'.'?•

1958—Month—1957

—il

—V.

-

seek-

are

manufacturer of-sliding windows
broaden its product line and
to

to

Period End. April 30—

v

II

.

price

.•"'rvl'-Florida''-Windows
"■i

on

legal .*

Fla.,

v;

Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—April Sales Off—

•*

• ••

.

30

of

actions.—V.

-

_

corporation

who

plan by the

f,

;

voted

t'-.

outcome

71**1?.'Lu'dman:Corp.—Acquires

yet

'

•

acquire

result

a

shareholders

vote

a

*
*

to

'

as

p. < 1544.
•*"

consolidation

Alden

have
i

adjourned

Alden

the

Glen

'

by dissident,Glen
the: consolidation.

block

for

however,

been

instituted

to

List management

approved

provides

7

,

shareholders

<

H.

shareholders-meetings have

action

V 'ing

-

..-t.

shareholders

April

plan._, "

Hie

<

.

The

plan" last

-

Its

premium

Net
•

—V.

sales

*

187, p. 1897.

.

*—„

Inc.—April Sales Lower—
1958—Month—1957

$5,374,019

1958—4 Mos.—1957

$6,070,709 $17,359,202 $18,869,408
.

.

,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

-

Arthur H. Bunker, Chair¬
V. Houser, formerly
Jr., Chairman, Fed¬
erated
Department Stores, Inc.; Francis C. Reed, partner, Hughes,
Hubbard.
Blair Ac Reed,
attorneys, and Edwin L. Weisl, partner,
Simpson Thacher Ac Bartlett, attorneys.—V. 187, p. 2119.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
number of shares which each has agreed to purchase from the Fund,
retired,

Bond Offering—
The company on May 12 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series H, due 1988, to be
Power Co.—Files for

New England

.

.

"V

in the Fall of 1958.

The SEC lias issued

ilt

a

11 a.m. (EDT) on June 11
the abovementioned $10,000,000 series H

to

Mass., -up

.4,054,100
Abbott Ac Co. Inc..
2,000

G.

K.

The
and

Bank, of

City,

Jersey

Trust Co.,

the Empire

/

--

Co.—April Sales Declined—

(J. J.) Newberry

1—

Sales

187,

—V.

$16,601,499 $17,389,966

3,000

Stevenson & Co;,Whipple Ac Co.—
W. Baird Ac;Co.,

Bacon.

Robert

25,000
100,000

ir.c.

„27,Q00

Co.—

Baker, Simonds Ac

•

•

,

W. Baron Ac Co.—

$54,967,867 $54,481/374-..

-

its Northiiners carried 60,628
passengers during April, a 28% increase over April of last year.
figures topped all'-12 "of thfe nation's other local airlines.
2 announced

on May

The
'

Hal

"also pointed out that the

President,

Carr,

N.

of its 858,598 scheduled miles last month,
for the same month last year.—V. 187, p. 989.

pared with 92%

Offices—

Northeast Capital Corp-—-Moves
corporation

The

1

May

on

Avenue. New

announced that Its offices have
York 22, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 1890.

been

Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—Financing—

Northern Ontario
company

t

bt? purchased "by

will

securities

The

22

some

'

7.000

The

SEC

issued

has

order

an

granting

application of

an

tJpou' formal completion

•

will
of

acquire

Aurora

of

offering,

about

May

29,

the

of

the

shares

Inc.

The

on

latter
purpose

Lehman

Brothers

''

.The

of
is

Investment

be

it

when

25,000,-

50,000

a

was

acting

closed-end

Brooke

as

objectives

Alex.

Brown,
<

income.

to

William

One

Fund.

Street

Fund

are

to

on

capital invested.

capital gains, such distributions to be made in the Fund's
stock unless the shareholder requests payment in cash.

William

Street

Sales, Inc. expects

to offer investment plans,

includ¬
ing a non-contractual plan for the systematic continuous purchase
of shares and a plan or plans for reinvesting, at the public offering
price, dividends from investment income.
.

"

PERSONNEL—Officers of

for

son,

many

years

the

Fund

President,
and director

are:

Vice-President

a

urer,

The
E.
.

W.
Welcker,
of Boston.

heretofore

L.

Butcher

Ac

board

of

directors

Paul

M.

As

4,000

Co.

20,000

Sherrerd

Lehman

Vice-President-Treasurer

the

of

comprises

and

Mr.

Richardson;

Joseph

A.

Philip Isles,

Thomas,

Paul

partners

Creston

AJester G.

Chilson,

Ac

Newbery

As

W.

Co

Robert

2,000
2,000

Christopher Ac Co..
Ac

Co

•

3,500

Inc

Garrett

Ac

Ac

Co.—
Sons

Rose Corp

M. Genkinger Ac Co.
Gerstley, Sunstein Ac Co.-

Gilbert

Co

Goldman Ac Co
T

Co.

Lee

Higginson

John

Corp

8.000

Ac

Co

Newton Ac

Co

4.000
13.000
40,000

Legg

C.

Lester,

Ac Co—

Ryons

Livingston Williams & Co.

6.500

Co.

mn

f

Ca

Ac

Ken-

13,000

Mackall

Ac

2,000

125,000
2.000
20,000

Coe—

MacNaughton-Greenawalt
Maltz Greenwald

As Co.—

2.000
3,300

5,000

Eennett Ac Co.—
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.—

100.000
3,000

3,000
24.500

Ac

Co.

Manley,
Herbert

3,500

The

Mason

Marks

A.

E.

Co

Brothers

Mason-Hagan,
Masten

3,700

Co

Marshall

,

Inc
&

Co

4.000

2.000
Inc.—6.000
7-—
2.000

——*—<—

Pope,

Co

Shepard

Prescott,

2.600

*

Pro-

Co.,

Ac

<

65.000

Inc.

Snider

Wright,

prescott,

co.
prudential Investors
corp.

purcell

Ac Co
Ac Co

—

pyne Kendall Ac

Ac

Co.,

Hollister

Inc
—•

Wilder Ac

Rader,
co.

Randl

17.000
6.000
4.500
12,700
' 3.500
3.500

Co

Hughes Ac

4,000

Inc.

Close

Rambo,

3.000

-—2.000

-

Putnam

Quail

•••

Ac

Kerner

*

Investment Co
Pierce Ac Co.,

6,000
2.000
43.000

inc.

Inc.

Reber, Mundt Ac Co.
Reed, Lear Ac Co
Daniel

Reeves

Ac

40,000
13.000

3,000
32,000

Reich

Ac

Andrew

C.

Co

Ac

Co,

Graham Reid Ac Co
Reinholdt Ac Gardner
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc
Rhulen Planning Co. Inc.
Daniel F. Rice Ac Co

Irving J. Rice As Co. Inc.
Alfred

R.

30,000

15.000
2,900

Co

Reid

2.000
.19.000

Refsnes, Ely, Beck As Co.

8,000

2,000

100,000

Rauscher,

-

Irving Lundborg Ac Co
MacBride, Miller Ac Co._

N.

Ac

Porges

inc.

Crowe,

Inc.

3,000
2,000

12,000
JP»-

37,100
90,000

Inc.-—

Regan

William

Raffensperger,

Co.

Ac

Co.

grams
.

Inc

Estates,

Quinn Ac Co

.

Loeb, Rhoades Ac

Carl M.

2,000

Ac

Hardy F. Glass
T.

15.000
4.300

Stern

lee

,

3.000

Investment

planned

-

2,500

2,600

Langley Ac Co
Lawson,
Levy,
Williams

nedy

7,500

Gardner

Gartman,

Clinton

M. Christensen,

Clark

Co.,

J.

Co.,

jr.
C.

Ganor Ac

6,000

Ansgar

K.

Ac

A.

Investors,

Lamula

.

C.

4<000
2,500

Inc.

Planned

_

Inc.

Luce. Thompson Ac

Co.,

Corp.—

Ac

15,000
T.aird Ac Company, Corp.
3,000
Laird. Bissell Ac Meeds— ..<11,700
I.amson Bros. Ac Co
:—
19,000

Lubetkin,

34,000

2,000
17,500
20,000

Co

Ac

Inc.

9,000

Co.——-*

12.000
15.000

»

piper, Jatfray Ac Hopwood
3
w. Pizzini Ac Co., Inc.

Co.<—

2.000

Future Planning

mond,

2,000

Thalmann

Ladenburg,

I.oewi

Co.,

Furman

Fusz-Schmelzle

W.

Kramer

Fred

Writer Ac ChrlsInc,L iii'-t.7J7
& Baerwaid
Philadelphia Securities.
Co. Inc.*—
*w
philipson Ac Co
—;—
Pierce,
White Ac Drumtensen,

12,000
35,000

Co—

2,000

Galleher

Co.

25,000

Hobbs

Funk,

II,

Inc._

Inc.

5,000

Co

Co.,

Co

10,000
As

Chiles-Schutz

B.

Ac

Ac

Co—

Inc.

2.000
Reid

Ac

4.600
2,000
6,600
4.000
3,000

York, Inc.

pfiueger

12,000

Lentz.

Freder-

Ac

Hess

Fulton

2,000

Co.

Chadbourne

Co

Ac

Freese

E.

Frldely,

15,000
4,000
2,100

Logan As Co
Lee W. Carroll As Co

of

Lehman Brothers; Ernest R. Breech, John S. Bugas, William T. Gossett, Delmar S. Harder, officers of Ford Motor Co.; Lewis D. Crusoe,




S.

3,500

40,000
3,300

Co.

15,000
2,000

Inc.

Mazur

Samuel B. Franklin Ac Co.

11,000

Carr,

M.

Marshall

Ac

Inc. 1

Ac Adams:—
Klrkpatrick-Pettls Co
Kiser, Cohn Ac Shumaker,
Kohlmeyer

Payne Ac Corp.,

U.

Penington; Colket Ac Co.
peninsular
Investments -.
personal Investment Co—

2.000
33.000
10.000

-

Kinsley

Ac

4.000

10,000

king

-

Chaolin

Securities

Corp.
Foster

Kinnard Ac

2;000

<

*—

- Peters,

—*—

Kidder Ac Co.,
G.

Investment

Co.

4,090

——;

;

M.

W.

12,000
Wayne

Fort

Inc.

John

10,000

Ac

Co.

7,000
10,000

Campbell Ac Robbins, Inc,
R. F. Campeau Co
Carolina Securities Corp.

F.

Fleming-

Forchheimer

L.

Freehliug, Meyerhoff Ac

Central States Investment

The

■

.'<-2,000

:

Hibbs Ac Co., Inc.

W. B.

Paul

McCarty As Co.

Inc.

Under¬

Inc

2,000
3,000

Cady, Roberts As Co.——
Caldwell Phillips Co
California Investors

Campbell,

4.000

Nolan,

Folger,

2,000

H. Butterfield As Co.—

H.

Fund

Manheim,

37,000

—

Ac Co
Burton

Burns

of

Burr,

John

3,000

Burnet Ac Co..,
Ac Co

2.000

Co

Fisher

C.

writers.

5,000

Quincy Cass Associates—
C. F. Cassell As Co., Inc,

Investment

Income

L.

12,800
14.000
2,000

Co

Fisher

Florida Securities

Dorsey Richard¬

investment company Executive Vice-President, Ed¬
formerly executive director of the National Association
Companies;
Vice
Presidents,
Allan
B.
Hunter
and
Richard P. Oakley, partners of Lehman Brothers; Secretary and Treas¬
of

R.

closed-end

Corp.,

ward B.

19,500

Co

Ac

Edward

long-term

capital

D.

50,000

Burnham
F.

to shareholders approximately all Its net
distribute
at
the
year-end any net realized

also

First Washington Corp.—
B.

& Co

6,000

Co.——

George Patten

.9,000
4,000

Frankel Ac Co.

Kettering,
A.

&

panish

jnc_
Peerless—New

.

6.500

Charles A. Parcells Ac Co.

Gavin

Kerbs, Haney
Kerr Ac Bell
-

Northwest Co

pacific

5,000

,

2,500

27.500
85.000

-

2,000

,

5.000
2,000
60,000
3.000
3.500

Co.—

Securities

Coast

C0.2

Inc.

Co—

Southeastern

First

46,000

of

Co.

Chicago

3,000

the

Securities

First

3,300

of

10,000

Corp

3,000

Burley

Ac

A:

Co.

Inc.—
MacArthur
Ac"

—

John

2,000

Investors

2,000

Inc.

E.

Investment

Eastern

First

Brush, Slocumb Ac Co.

W.

150,000

—

Nordeman As Co.—

Bruns,

•

16,000

—"—

—

Bruker.ielci As Co

Burke As MacDonald, Inc.

company

distribute

will

It

Co.

..2

Corp.

r

.

Co.

2,200

Albany Corp
First California Co

20,000

& Marshall
Wareing, Ball Ac

Brown,

3,000
—

Ac Smyth-

First of Michigan Corp—

Lisle

Keister &

C.

Kenower,

25,000

Co

Ac

•First

Bullington-Schas Ac Co.—

fair and reasonable current, return

and

Filor

5.000

Fund

The Fund's policy is to pay quarterly dividends from net investment

income,
*

C.

Richards

3,000

Bullard

Ferris

20,000

As Co.——
Brown As Co.,

Kay,

—

Ltd—
Co

Co.,

Ac

Kawano

II.

18.000

First

35,000

Brown

Harold

n

a

Co.——

Son&

As

Brown

S.

C.

Jtchleve long-term progress of of capital business selective participation
a reasonable growth American through and industry, and to
the
provide

Brooke As

Byron

'

Kaplan A: Co.—

Co.

Chapman Ac
Steele As Co
Arthur Fels Co

2,000

———

Inc

Co.,

Ac

John II.

IT.

4,500
12,000

until termina¬

adviser

of

Co

As

B.

Kalman

22,000
7,000
7,000

pacific

8,000
3,500
62.000
2,000
15,000
15,000

—

Kennedy-Peterson,

Fauset,

5,000
9,000

Bright As Co..."

Co..

Farwell,

25,000

Monroe As Co

John

.

17,000

3,000

Branch, Cabell As Co.——
M. Braun As Co., Inc..
H.

Co.,

18.000

3.000

L.

11.000
Josey

Fahey, Clark As Co.——
Falinestock Ac Co

50,000.

Co., Inc..:

Elmer

Ac

Fabian

A:

Brady As Co.—

Braun,

2,400

—

Evans Ac

A.

MacConnack Ac Co.

Evans

8,000

Edward

Co

Ac

I.

ir.

Herz-

Ac

oppenheimer Ac Co.^
-j-. Nelson O'Rourke. Inc.
Olltwater Ac Wells
j. a, Overton Ac Co

•

115,000

Ac Co—
Ac Co
Joyce Ac Co.

josephthal

.

2,000

Igoe—

Ac

Martin

berg. Inc.
Alfred O'Gara

60,000

Inc.

2.800

-

Qdess,

120,000

Ac Hewitt
Ac Miller,

Mellen

Joseph,

Corp.
Nugent

24.000
4,000

18,600

North American

5,000, '

-

Co._^,_

A;

Jones

Kreeger

Jones,
•

5,500
20,000

Clement

50,000

—

Bradford As Co
M.
Bradley

C.

J.

6,000

inc.

Bradbury-Ames, Co...

organized by Lehman Brothers for the
sole distributor of the Fund's shares.

investment

Ernst

50,000

—_

Sullivan. As Co.

S.

June

'

Corp.

Bonbright

B.

D.

44,000

Corp./.*-——
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.—
Edward D. Jones Ac Co—

•

18.000

——

Securities

Equitable

5,000

'14,500

Planning Corp—2
Eppler, Guerin Ac Turner,
.—

llugli Johnson Ac Co.,-Inc.
The Johnson, Lane, Space

Hirshberg, Inc.
Planning

Norris Ac

,

4,000

,

—~

Inc.

Johnson Ac Geisler.—*—

50,000

Empire

2,000

an open-end fund,
with its
through William Street Sales,

basis

Inc.

Co.,

As

Co

Inc.

will become

continuous

a

company

primary
)

will

Fund

offering

offered

16,000

...

.

Lamont—2.300

Ac.

Jesup

5,000
45,000

Co

&

.

—

——

6,000

Ellis

Kenneth

2,000

As

Elseman Ac "•

Co.—.—

Ac

Elworthy As Co
Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.
II. L.
Emerson Ac Co.,

3,300

all of the securities and cash, totaling some $37,000,000
private investment company, in exchange for ap¬
3,200,000 additional shares of the Fund's stock.

BUSINESS—The

tion

2,000

Inc.—

Bosworth.

2,700

,

Inc

Co.

Fills

5,000

George

4,000

Llbaire,

Co.—„——

W.

Norman

Gould As

Boland

Ac

—

.,

—

——

King.

Ac

Stout

-

—

10,000

Redelfs,

Ac

Kills, Holyoke Ac Co..

Inc

R.

2,000

-

Hanly——

Ac

Inc.

Eisele

5.000

Inc.—

John

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the 16,000,000 shares will
provide the Fund with starting capital of approximately $185,000,000.

-.--•4

Ltd

Co.

Sons..

■'

5,000
4,000

Boenning As Co
Boettcher and Co..,.-v

<

.

*

——

As

2,000
23,000

Co—.—

&

Axtell

Eisele,

4,500

Co—...—
As Co,—*.

Blewer, Glynn Ac CoBlunt Ellis As Simmons—

Corp.,

proximately

Edwards

•

2,000

19,500

Blau

,

—

-

6,000

—

Edwards

G.

—

,

20,000

•

20,000:

25,000

Blakely,

Inc.—Stock Offered—Public

the

Inc.

Blanchett, Ilinton As

sub¬

10.000

Edwards Ac Co.———

Blaiack As Co

offering of 16,000,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) was
made on May 15 by a nationwide underwriting group of
640 members managed by Lehman Brothers, who will
also act as investment adviser. The stock is priced at
$12.50 a share in single transactions of less than 2,000
shares. In transactions of 2,000 shares or more, offering
prices range from $12.24 a share for purchases in the
2,000-3,999 shares bracket to $11.68 a share for purchases
of 40,000 shares and over.
The offering is the largest
initial financing ever undertaken by an investment com¬
pany and the underwriting group one of the largest ever
formed to offer a new issue of equity securities for
public subscription.
I
'

As

Blankenship,

this

2.000

9.600

—-

—

2.000

Donald C.

2,500

—...—

Bishop Securities,

Olin Mathieson Chemical'"Corp., for. exemption from the
Investment
Company Act, subject to the condition
that Omaf file
annually certain financial statements and other data.—V. 187, p. 2004.

Douglas A; Co.

Douglas Ac Co., Inc,

O'Connor A: Co.2~
Draper, Sears Ac C'o—
Eastland, Douglass Ac Co.,

20,000

Perry T. Blaine A; Co
Blair As Co. Inc.—:—

of

One William Street Fund,

Inc
Co

—.—,—

2.000

25,000

A.

Bishop

H.

Noonan

Bretscher

Inc.

Bddletnan-Pollok

&

David

sidiary

,

3,000

DoolUtie Ac Co

8,500

Birnbauni
M

Omaf Corp.—Granted Exemption by SEC—

5,000

Inc.—.—

2,000

Hurry,

Bioren

182, p. 511.

3,400

Co.—

Sheldon As Co.
Walter As /' *•

Jones.

proceeds were used to repay bank loans.—V.

2,000

20,000

Securities, Inc.—

Bingham.

Associates,

Montor

Bros.

.

'

2:500
/

Co.——

Ac

Co.,

Ac

Ac

Dixon

2,000

—...—.........

'■ jrentv

B.

—

Doyle,

shire Life Insurance Co.
The

Dickson

Bensdorf As Co..
Bermant As Co
——
F. Bernheimer A: Co.,

Inc.

Northport Water Works Co.—Private Placement—The
company on March 28, last, consummated the sale of an
issue of $500,000 5l/2% first mortgage bonds, series C,
due Feb. 1, 1978, to Home Life Insurance Co. and Berk¬

6,000

Ac Co...

Dickinson

S.

J.

IJincks

r/iOoo.

G.

John

Bingham,

:;7/200

Morrtgomery; ScOtt Ac Co.

.

30,003

Ac Co.2_2—-

.2- —'3:000

Inc.

Co.",

16/100

Hilllard; & Son._; -. 40,000 /
inc.
13,000
Ac Co. Inc—,
60,000 v ijerwvn T. Moore & Co.,
" :
Glenn
E.
HInton._——
2.000
inc.' ——2——"
' 4:000
Hirtich Ac Co—2-22——
-45,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
50,000
Hoffman-Walker Co
2,000 • Moors"Ac Cabot/2—2
——7!000
J. A. -• Hogle Ac Co,
7,000
Morfeld, Moss Ac Hartaett
2.000
HOoker Ac Fay—*.2—22/Z-'
40,000
Morgan & Co
7.000
/Uonpin Bros. Ac Co.—-,— /,* 2,500
Lester
H.
Morgan
8,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
B. C. Morton A: Co—
36.900
Friedrlcns- Ac Co.—22—■
30,000 • j'. S. Moseley Ac Co.__— * 30,000
Hughbanks Inc. ...
6,000
Mulr Investment Corp—.15.000
Holme, Applegate Ac
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.— < < 6,000
Humphrey, Inc
——
25,000 • The J. K. Mullen InvestlTunter, Prugh, Ball Ac
inent Co.
,—-2—' ' '2,500
Davidson, Inc.
3,500
Mureh Ac Co., Inc
21;000
Ilurd, Clegg Ac Co—;—*—_.
2,000
Murphey Favre. Inc.-i-.-.*2,000
1C. F. Hutton Ac Co.,
175,000
Mutual
Fund
Associates
Ihe Illinois Co. Inc.—5,000
jnc,
„2„__
2.500
Income Funds, Inc—*2—~
4.000
Mutual-.Fund Sales Inc— ' -5.000
Indianapolis Bond Ac
/ '•
• " ' .'
Mutual Funds-. Associates;
2;000
Share Corp.
^—2", 20,000
The National Co. of ;,/ ] r
;
T., II. Ingraham A: Co.—r
2,00i)
: . Omaha —
6.000
Intra American Co.. Ltd.
2.500 " xauman, McFawn Ac Co.
16.000
Investors
Growth Corp—
2,000
Nenberger & BermaTU_—
4.000
Investors
Planning Corp.
w. H. Newbold's Son Ac
of
America
100.000
co.
8^000
Jaffe, Lewis Ac Co-*.—1
2.500
Newborg Ac Co
25.000
The James Co.—
2.000
xewburger
Ac
Co
35.000
Jamieson
Ac Co
10,000
xewburgcr, Loeb Ac Co—
33,000
H. L. Jamieson Co.,-Inc—
8,000 < Newhard, Cook Ac Co.—
35,000
Janney, Dulles Ac Battles,
Nikko
Kasai
Securities
Inc.
.30,000
:
Co.
6:500
8;

15,000

coast
11.

2,000

Berrien

and two banks in Canada and the United States.—V. 185, p. 2674.

,

,

2,000

•

CO.../*.5,000

Hill-Richards

2,000

80,000

j)(;iiipsey-Tegftler A; Co,:,.
(7r. C.. Denisoxl* Co.—.../
Dewar, Robertson Ac Pan-

Dixon

companies

insurance

'-

Dittmar

2—....

As

*11111/ Darlington A; Co—-

•2,000-

40,000
'

Dayton Bond Corp.———
IleHaven .Ac- Townsend,
"
( router <fe Bodlne.74 --

:

Downing As

As

Hettleman
•

•

5,000
15,500

D.

,

Meyer/—<<

.

2,000

Skaggs & Co.-iiZJohn A. Dawson As Co.:,.

20,000

j.

month

<1:

,

15,000-

Davis,

11.

Herman

will place- privately within the next
$12,000,000' of first mortgage bonds, Ralph K.
Farris, President, said. The issue, due in 20 years, will
include $7,000,000 6% bonds payable in Canadian funds
and $5,000,000 5% bonds payable in U. S. currency.
■

This

.

D'aviS7T.*.77.—-

-llavls Ac

•

Co
—
Bear. Stearns As Co—
D. E. Beattie Co—
Beebe, Guthrie As Lavalle
Bell A: Farrell, Inc..—..
Irvine Bennett Co,

Bcadling

2,000

"Don W.

■<

'

32,000

Eichler As Co.—

Baumgariner,

•

2.000

10.000

Mid-South: Securities Co.
William-B. MH1US Ac Co.

2,500 ** Revel Miller Ac CO—30.000

•<-■

Helblr As Co.—

G,

Heller

Davenport "Ac Co—
R.
IL Divider Ac Co..-.:..

.

2,000

CO.

moved to 375 Park

,3,000

/

Batetnan,

♦

—

,

Miller Ac Co—'
—
24)00
Miller At Co-—10.000
*15,000 V Miller Ac- George
;
/ 9.000

As -Co--i22_—.

Baron

vj

.

Inc.—.1.2

Darius-

4,000

.

B£frrzilay__--r//-/.-

Inc.';'

18,000

./*'

Mld-ContinenC" Securities
•
Co./ Inc..

y

.!

-

..

_

30,300

Barr & Co.,/Inc.—

Aaron

50,000'<

'

—77.77—-•

<

Joseph M. Batchelder Co.;,

com¬

operated 99%

airline

'

Twin'Cities-based

35.000

J

Fitch, North As
1
14,000
Inc...
—-—
3,000
Barrett and Son—>
u.i/wu
j, Barth. Ac Co
' .75,000
2,500
Barth Thomas As Co.,' Inc.

Inc.—Traffic Increased—5

North Central Airlines,

Co.

-

—4,000

Arthur R. Hefreiv Ac Co—*

-

.

Co.,

"

Co.,

This corporation

Becker

Co.,

St. k Louts

Metropolitan
-v

Ilayden. Miller & Co—25,000
Hay den, .Stone Ac-CO—2-s. ^ 140,000

12,800
70,600;

.

Barret,

revenue

2,000

.

/L

Ac-

—.

Lawrence,

8.

:

—c .32,000

—

Cumberland Securities

>

Black, Kolb
Inc—; 2. 2,000
2,000

Baron.

J.

4,000

27,000

C0-7

Hauser

;

.6,300 -, Miller As Patterson
—
; 5 3,000
0,000
The Milwaukee Co*—20.-000
Harold H. Helme Ac Co—_ / 2,000'"-' Minor, Mee As Co.—4.2^/ '10,000
"C 2,000
-T.
CHenderson. Ac Co.,-?
•,
' */Barrv*-Mitchell •:& Co——
Cunningham, Schmerrz As,
6,000
•<■'
Inc.
Co., Inc
__i- 7
- 2,000J
-., 3,000
g. J. Mitchell Jr. Co.—.
2.000
< !i;rttss,
Ilendrix Ac-Mayes/Inc,/i;/• 2.000
House As Co.13.000
- Mitchell, Hutchins A; Co/
50,000
V J.'M. Dain Ac Co.,.Inc—7- .100,000-.
Henry, Franc and Co—2/2
4,000
Mitchum, Jones A: TemII.
Heniz .Ac- Co.'
Dallas Union Becuritle.s
—2— ,130.000
• pteton*—. .142.000
2,000
■:<*..' Co *
S-.
S .T— . W/"Herzieid-As Stern* 122-2/-r,6,200
M<>del. Roland Ac Stone--/
9,100
10,200;
Gardner F, Dalton Ac Co.
Hess &■ BIc-Faul——-/— :,/ 3,500 '- Mohawk Vaile.V Investing
'
..Co.

.

'

Kraus.—j

Burge. A?

Ball,
Geo.

4,800

Weeks Ac- Co.—.l.

Baker.

Co.^.rr—*—
Co..../—I——

Ac-

Merlcka

J.

Wui.

/

Inc——,:-2,000

Haupt Ac Co—-—

V.

4.000
15j000
2,200

*

Co.

&

11,000 / " Jncu."——'

—c—'"

Harrison Ac Co.

H.

•

As.,,.'/.",

—

'

5,000

---.

Baker, Watts & Co—*——.

1897.

p.

700.000

Bache Ac Co———

Bacon,

8.000

ir.

parvin..

Austin, Hart

1958—4 Mos.—1957 ,,-

1958—Month -1957

Period End. April 30—

7,000

Ac

L-

Miller

.

I'rederfck A. Melhado——

Harper Ac Sou />/ ;/*'Merrill.
Turben
Co.-*————2—'7 n. 15,000
The. ---2—

Carter
Ira

iiead.

.

Ctalgmyle. Pinney As Co.
Crowell, Weedon. Ac Co—_
Cruttenden, Podesta Ac •';>

\ 25.000

—-

Co.

Ac

."

Co.—

17,000'* Ilausfr, Murdoch, Rippey
,Vl
15,000 • "/"Ac "CO—*——r—3,300

Co—

Courts Ac

,

•' Cowen

_

~

-

5.500

McKelry Ac Co.
McMaster Hutchinson

-.

P:

.Harrison. Ac Austin,

,

,

Uooley. &,

8,000

Auerbach, Pollak Ac ' .
-Richardson ————

Jolui.J. Reynolds, Inc., was
The lease, which runs for a

v

Redpatb———

nnn

2,000

...

,

2. 2,000
"The Continental,Securi- •*..•
1.'":
.
ties Corp..Z—2.* 2,000:

2,000 -

E, Aub Ac Co.———
Auchincloss, Parker Ac ?.

Hardy

10,000
2.000
4j000
45.000

Co.

A;

c. S. McKee Ac Co.—2—;

20,009

Irrc—.'36,000

IIanra;han Ac Co..

"Wm.

5,000? -.'.ir.

;

-

Inc. '

"

2,000'"
o

Co...—

Theron. D. Conrad As Co.,. -

'
,

.

—

10,000
Gordon B. Hanlon & Co/1
2,000
Hannaford &' Talbot
"... 10,000

<

|

11.000

Co.

Co,,. Inc.
McJunkln, Patton

Hamlin A: Lunt——:•

As

Collins As

jullen

2,000
30,000

Ac

Sulzberger,
~
Jenks, Kirkland Ac Co- ..,17.000

Hamershlag, Borg Ac Co..

8,'500
35,000

C. C. McCune A: Co—32300
McDonald Ac Co—
115,000
McDonald-Moore Ac Co.—
3,000
Albert McGann Securities
'

Ha Howell,

C.

2,900 .7

„

Co. '

.

Collin, Norton Ac Co.——,'.' 40,000
C. Colllngs Ac Co., Inc.
20,000'

33,000
5

A.

the broker in the transaction.
:
.
21-year period with renewal privileges,
Includes the stipulation that the railroad retaln*<the three subsurface
floors of the building for the operation of its dining and -sleeping car
services.
Also included Is a-three-year option to purchase the buikling;
The aggregate rental will total;more than $2,400,000 for the initial-,
term.
* <*,•'".>
'V ;.
\ .- /■'/.
The structure, which occupies a plot' 255x165, contains more
,;han
267,000 square feet ot floor space; It was erected In 1930 by ihe ral!road,—V. 187, p.. .1651.. /
:/:/ ■'V.- '/ ^/ '• './;/

''

r

.—-

Atwill and Co., Inc

largest office leasing transactions in the Bronx in'
recent
years,
this company, has leased to Melrose Building, Inc.,
Richard Smith, President, thi entire ten-story Melrose Central Building
on
the Southwest corner of East 161st Street and Morris Avenue.
*>
the

of

one

Cohon

2,200

.

<8,400
13,500-

Co.-—/;20,000
2,000' / Collett Ac Co.. IbC—9,500

Ashmun Co
—Associated Investors.—'-7
Atlantic Investors Co...—'

Building—

Central RR.—Leases

New York

Cohen,

2,000

Greeley end Co— —5,000
Ac Ladd
/.
3,090
Grimm Ac Co
7——'— 2,000
Oscar Gruss fc Son——c,
5,000
G. C. Haas A: Co.-—.*2,000
Halle Ac StieglitZ-. ——
17,000

•

2,000
4.500
7,500

Inc.—

Co..

Ac

McCarley Ac Co., Inc.--"—
McCormlck Ac Co
—
McCourtney-Breckenriage

2.000

(Jordon Graves Ac Co

10.000

2-

Morris

s.

c.

'

la

Inc....

ties.

»

Coe As Co——
Simonson As Co..

Jacques

6,000

6,000
10,000
2.500

-

McAndrew

17,100

Co.c—

Ac

8,000

Karle C. May:—
;—
Joseph Mayr Ac Co.——,"

8,000

,

Fontaine

Grant,

Middlebrook,

A:

Inc.-

2.0001

Co..

Arthurs. Lestrange Ac

Coburn

2.000

E, T. AndrewsAc Co....2,
Anglo-American Securi-

107.146?*
National
One Exchange Place/ Jersey City, N. J. or-at
20 Broad St., New York 5, N. Y.—V. 187, p. 2118.

36-year 41b % debentures due Sept. 1, 1993 at
accrued Interest.' Payment will be , made at The First

outstanding

Corp.

Securities Corp..
CUsbee As Co.. In—

90,000

Amott, Baker & Co;, Inc."

-

June 5, 1958, all of its

tias called for redemption on

company

Debs.—

Clayton
,

Co.—

A:

Granger Ac Co—'.
Grant-Brownell A: Co.;
:

35,000

W.

C'laybaugh As Co.*

3,600

Gradison

D.

W.

—; 2,000

Inc

ClaTke

Richard

3,000

M. E. Allison Ac Co., Inc.
Allison-Williams Co.. ——
A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.
Aim, Kane, Rogers Ac Co.
American Palestine Se-

of

..Kirkpatrick,

,

Co.—

Gordon

M.

Matthew Corp

The

5,400
12.000

Greene

BlaJr F.

Peck——

Adams Ac

w

Samuel

shares.

—

112,000

Co.—-—

Ac

Gordon Bros. Ac Co

As

12,600

....—

Hinckley—,—

&

Adams

Co

Ac

Abraham

Landstreet

Clark.

,

20,000

Abbott Proctor Ac Paine—

curltles

-

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

Shares

'*

.

Ooodbody

Shares

Shares

Street, Boston 10.

Bell Telephone Co.—To Redeem

New Jersey

below:

forth

set

are

proposal.

for the purchase from It
bonds.-—V. 187, p. 1093.

Motor Co.;

Lehman Brothers.

until May 29,

order giving Interested persons

an

hearing upon the above financing
Bids will be received by the company at 441 Stuart

1958, to request

Ford

officer of

former

American Metal Climax,
Inc.;,. Theodore
Chairman, Sears, Roebuck Ac Co.; Fred Lazarus,
man,

public sale at competitive bidding.
'
.
,
Vet proceeds of the sale of the bonds, together with approximate y
*5 000.000 proceeds of a common stock issue by the company to be sold
to'its. parent. New England Electric System prior to sale of the bonds,will be applied first to the payment of short-term note indebtedness
then outstanding and any balance will be used to pay for capitalizable „
expenditures or to reimburse the treasury therefor.
Short-term notes
outstanding on March 31, 1958, amounted to $11,500,000. Construction
expenditures are estimated at approximately $20,000,000 for the period
April 1, 1958, to Dec. 31, I960, including $6,200,000 to complete the
Salem Harbor steam-electric station which is scheduled for completion
offered for

,

.

(2228)

12

Rich Co

14.000

5,600
25.000
75,000
! 7,500
2.000

5.000
2,0CO

Volume

187

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2229) * 13

'

'1

'

-

*.

Merrill'

Richards,

,*•

*

liiiar

36,000

&

Co.,

butro

As

Sutro

Bios.

Inc—j

2,000

De

H.

Roney

&

Co.___

Harmon

_____

40,00 )

-

Taylor,

&

David

Ro&ejTheim

J.

Ross,

&

Ross,

Lyon

&:

Co.,

<fc

Charles

16,000

3,300

Associates

17,500

•

3.000

_,

Thornton, Monr & Farish

wide

acceptance

&

Co.

15,000

______

Co..

Rouse, Brewer & Becker_.
Winston & Co.
M.

Ruch

RUdd

As

Dallas

&

25,000

Glass

offering

and

price

and

Sachs

underwriting

&

Co.

terms

be

to

are

interest

Co

&

15,000

Inc—:.

Davis

2,000
Go.

Van

Alstjne,

2,000

Richard

6,000

__________

Vamedoe,

Land.' .&

Monica.

Water Co.

Co.,
2,000.

_

gartorius & Co
Saunders,
Herbert

4,000

Stiver

W.

Co.

&

Co.

Schaefer

1—

.10,000

E:

..

Schneider

H.

Co.__

&

Hutton

Schwabachcr

2,000

.

2,200

—_

Co._—175,000

As
&

L.

As

Scliwinn

Investments

Sellers,
Inc.

.

Sheridan

Edward

N.

I_

M.

Wolcl

2,000

The

Paul

&

Simon.

J.

C.

2,000

Co.—

10,000

Co.J..——

4,000

&

Smith,

Inc.

C.

William

R-

Co.

&

Herbert

Brothers

Stern,

Prank,

As

Lauer

3.200

B.

30,000

Harold

&

Leach—

Stewart

S.

&

Stieglitz
Stilel,
Inc.

& Co—
Nicolaus
&

Yarnall,

Co.,

Yutes,

30,000

Stix

As

6,000

—V.

Heltner

Inc

Co.

187, p.

Inc.

W.

Inc.

^

to

25,000

27,500

______

19,000

1988.

offices
V.

competitive

of

187,

30-year

Hulswit

Mr.

at

Bankers

May 15

Vork

series

advised

F

that

first

the

bidding June 30,

Trust

announced

S.

P.

Company,

mortgage

1958

at

Wall

11

St.,

moderin
'

the

incorporate

This

Hotel.
a

Two

series

of

com¬

June

York

escalators.

hour

across

motel

the
■

chain
his

from

will

safety-cleated

features

which

are

are

human

the

to

251-room

under

Otis

virtually

way.

El

by

and

will

location of
will

designs

for

such

etc.—V.

Administra-

Inc.,

circuits,

rate

of

$1,876.30

with provision

month.

per

Harry

Handlery,

motels,

to

arch

his

new

Cortex

Hotel.
for

186,

free

groups
For

of

this

architects

places

the

as

It

potential

will

remove

$102,642,812

lease

The

1958,

or

control

187, p.

$334,931,672

to

the

nently"
and

or

incurred

shopping

Otis

engineers

centers,

believes
to

create

airports,

net

the

in

future,"

said

of

whatsoever

1957
$2,717,415

at

Mr.

a.

a

Barnet

14

merger

took

will take place

now

said.

1958

Interest and dividends received

•

1957

products, etc. $51,518,193 $83,543,304
1,005,530
1,338,126
678,815

Total income
Costs

new

1953, by Owens-Corning to supplement its own
industrial insulations.
Kaylo insulations were introduced

by

on

income)—

__

__

Provision for taxes

on

income

__

Consolidated net income (before depletion)—

of

mines

purposes,-at-100?$.

sale

of

of

the

prepayment
for

1959

the

bonds "will

expenditures

at

be

used

company's- construction
$15,000,000 bank loans

of

Construction

and

the.

the

part

a

the

incomei of $8,220,552.
times;V
•
• ••

(7)

UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from

for

1958

are

$21,000,000.

company had revenues
Fixed charges foT 1957

of

$40,739,525 and

underwriters

earned

were

-J

•

Fahnestock <k

3,200,000
1,800,000

Drexel & Co.,
Francis I. duPont <fc Co.

seven

The

1,800,000

Hutton

& Co.___

Anthony &
Day
187, p. 2119.

severally

amounts

& CO.

le y

Yeatman,
Inc;-

500,000
500,000

Mos¬

Co.,

Fauset,

Steele

the

750,000

<fe Co. -u:
Milwaukee Co,__-j

Suplee,

R.

of

$1,000,000

Co

Cooley

1,800,000

W.

Tucker,
—V.

have

Wood, StrutherH

$3,200,0OO

Goldman, Sachs & Co..

E.

named'below

the company the principal
forth below opposite their
respective names:

bonds set

300,000
150,000

Co.

<fc

1,000,000
.

company has called for redemption on June S. -1968, all of Its
first mortgage 6'/4?$ bonds due July .1, 1087 at 110Mi?$.
Immediate payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston,

outstanding
Mass.,

The

Hanover

Seattle-First

L.

volume
Mr.

and

activities,
satellites,

President, on May 6 announced
a
three-point program to "sell

on

higher
said

Burns

of

the

program

of

for

departments

new

vehicles
six

calls

for

1957.

$18,008,000,

N.

that
our

and

expansion

Y.

or

at

2005.,

p.

the. company

higher

to

way

Profits

compared

to

before

Federal

$25,541,000

for

existing
produce

some

tor

one

electronic

products

new

of

including

associated

important

equipment,

beginning

cartridge for home music reproduction.
During the first quarter of 1958, Mr. Burns
products and services amounted to $278,339,000,
773,000

15,
187,.

profits."

creation
space

introduction

70 Broadway, New York
Bank, Seattle, Wash,^—V.

of America—Three-Point Program—

Burns,

embarked

Bank,

National

Radio Corp.
John
has

with

said,

sales

compared

income

taxes

-

and

tape

a

!

■

-

of
to

RCA

$295,-

amounted

to

1957.

Net

profit after taxes was $9,004,000 as against $12,810,000 in 1957.
Earnings per common share were 59 cents, compared to 87 cents for
"Our

plans,"

full

year
we

1958

hope

said Mr. Burns, "contemplate our business for the
running ahead of the rate for the first three months,
economic conditions for the nation as a whole

that

develop that

so

we

will be

CONSOLIDATED

■

able

to carry

STATEMENT

out these

Products
of

and

services

1958

sold

<

products and services sold and

plans."

INCOME

OF

Quarter Ended March 31—

'

1937

,

$278,339,000 $295,773,000

other

costs

260,331,000

—

270,232,000

"9,004,000

"

12,731,000

$9,004:000

—-

$12,810,000

*

Net

profit

Preferred

Balance

dividend
for

y

;

stock

common

on

common

788,000

$8,216,000
$0.59

stock

•

788,000

$12,022,000
$0.87

Beginning Jan. 1, 1958, depreciation of certain standard manufac¬
turing facilities is" being computed on the straight line method in
lieu

of

an

reduction

accelerated
of

method

previously employed.

depreciation charges by $500,000 after

quarter of

1958.—V.

187,

p.

-

This results in a
tax in tho

income

2006.

.

#

Raymond Concrete Pile Co.—Changes Name—
See Arthur G.

40,763,540

57,307,223

1,495,954

McKee

&

Co.

above.—V.

.

186, p. 1633.

Agreement—Change in Name—

2,213,636
10,200,000

4,110,000

See Arthur G.

(after depletion)__

to

The

net

amounted

'

'

■

current

May

$0.65

to

v

-

-'

$1.47

'

assets,

$163,695,595

which

at

at

Dec,

March 31,

(Federation

$6,581,594 $14,898,633

quarter ended March 31, 1958, capital expenditures amounted
$4,775,444; and $1^452,600 was invested in Southern Peru Copper

Corporation.

above.

Nyasaland

of)—Registers

Proposed Debenture Offering—

For the
,

McKee & Co.

and

$6,833,044 $15,247,947
251,450
349,314

statement with the SEC on
external loan bonds due May 1,
public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The

Consolidated net income

Earnings per share

to

Owens-

Co.

87,376

$53,202,538 $84,968,806

(except taxes

Depreciation

Depletion

up

&

Raymond International, Inc.—New Overseas Working

ecnters,

nationally since
line of Fiberglas

finance

1957

retirement

from

purpose.

Earnings per share

and

place

Miscellaneous earnings and charges, net

"TRAV-

Kaylo, an. industrial heat insulation product effective
1,800 degrees fahrenheit, is produced.
Kaylo block and pipe products have been distributed

to

$18,700,000

Rhodesia

where

debt

Federal taxes on income_____,

"definitely and perma¬
merger between this company

May

that

"tentative

that

companies

Sales of metals and manufactured

the

This corporation has
purchased the Kaylo Division of Owens-Illinois
Glass Co.,. Harold Boeschenstein, President, announced on
May 12.
The .acquisition includes the
manufacturing plant at Berlin, N. J.,




on

Quarter Ended March 31—

322.

April,

President;

chance

both

?

Phelps Dodge Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings Off

for

on

entirely
city

of

for

proceeds

including

-

EARNINGS-—In

first

"TRAV-O-

that

,

exploratory" talks between
early this year, but said that
these talks "were terminated definitely and permanently more than
three months ago and will not be revived."—V. 182, p. 2901.

buildings imposed by considerations
reason,

and

time

*

Stuart

•

the possibility
Brewing Cor

no

400,000

1957.

feet

Excavation

of

is

1959,

for. that

estimated

Cost

oqt

Pabst

400,000
400,000

.

Barnet,

Barnet

officers

138-room

restrictions

any
Mr.

L.

ruled

the

"There

owner

127

1958

$3,161,724

-

Hutzler

&

Smith, Barney Si Co.
White, Weld & Co.
!___

on

1,

company

expenditure?,

1958—4 Months—1957

April 30—

J

Bros.

400,000

Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. (Jointly),
98.696;
98.36; The First Boston Corp., 98.1399; Equitable

Co.„ Inc.,

and

-

400,000

Pierce,

Smith__.

bonds

after: May,

by

Sales Off—

$5,237,936 $22,285,450 $20,651,176

1317.

186, p., 732,

White,

PROCEEDS-—Net

issue and

from the sale of the

Months Ended

400,000

&

pharma¬

Pennsylvania Power also

1958—Month—1957

Lynch,

Fenner

Salomon

2119.

ler

to

and

names.

Corp., 98.1199; and Glore, Forgan & Co., 97.8399.
are redeemable as a
whole at any time, or in
part from
to- time, at general redemption
prices ranging from 103.44?$ to
10°-''•
They also will be redeemable in part from time
to time

p. 990.

preferred.

new

their

________

Merrill

400,000

Salomon Bros. & Hutz-

1958—4 Mos.—1957

$333,125,518

hearing thereon.

400,000

:

opposite

The

to the SEC for authorization

a

forth

Inc.

Co.,

187, p.

set

Kidder, Peabody & Co.

time

the

to request

&

The

will

2004.

has applied

bonds

new

Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—To Redeem Bonds—

1958—Month—1957

.

severally

the

&

Securities

BPA

any other

or

agreed to sell and the under¬
agreed, to purchase" the respective

on

operating

completion later

uses

10,000 shs.
20(000 shs.
20/000 shs.

■

■

.

to

for^. extension.—V. 187,

(polio vaccine)
186, p. 2854.

V.

98.77;

Blyth

■

Pepsi-Cola Co.—Merger Rumor Denied—

into

Owens-Corning- Fiberglas Corp.—Acquisition—

-

The
;

the market for this

carry

platforms
built

separate

It is scheduled

company,

unlimited.

convenience.

O-LATORS"

p.

the

$5,772,450

—V.

year.

spacing and
of

now

hotels

which

':

«

,

competitive sale May 12 on a bid of 98.771%.
Other bids for
(he bonds, all for 2%s, were:' Halsey,

L.

company

Herbert

purchased

were

California

of

luxurious

motel is

According
LATOR"

from

Bonneville'Power

underbuild

of

Sales

direction.

either

busy San Diego street

a

new

this

in

line
the

company's

12

,

"TRAV-O-LATORS"

17-unit

to

also

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island, Inc.—Sales Up

.

a

at

1973,

Sales

City.—

company,

The

exclusive

Period End. April 30—

tho

equipment to transport people up and down.
The moving platforms of the "TRAV-O-LATORS" will measure 32
resulting from years of experience in designing and muanfacturing
per

line

Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—April

the

in

which first introduced the escalator in 1900, de¬
signed and engineered the "TRAV-O-LATOR"—a natural development
resulting from years of experience in designing and manufacturing

of

of transmission

company
to
California Oregon

approval
offer

(EDT)

"TRAV O-LATORS"

moving

safety

same

♦

-

2%SOOshs.

May 13, $16,000,000 of 3%% first mortgage
bonds due May 1, 1988, at 99.56% and
accrued interest,
to yield 3.90%.
The group won award of the issue at

will

the El Cortez
back-and forth on

175,000

•/;"

^

company has

have

of

Ripley

offered

this

have conspired with other manufacturers to fix

or

26,

—V.

with

-'

125,000 shs.

Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma—Bonds Offered—An
underwriting group headed by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler

or

authorized

new preferred, together with cash
be received from operations, will be applied towards
cash requirements during 1958 for property additions
and improvements.
The company's 1958 construction program is esti¬
mated at $11,979,000.—V. 187, p. 2119.

'•

which

be

never

hand

the

"TRAV-O-LATOR", an entirely new concept in horizontal trans¬
portation, will soon connect the new Cortez Motor Hotel in San Diego,
guests

will

the

Otis Elevator Co.—To Build "Trav-O-Lator"—

Calif.,

To Purchase and Lease

has

proposes

1209.

p.

most

to

due

to

New

realized

to modify the protective provisions applicable to the outstand¬
ing 4.25',$ and 4.24':$ preferred shares to conform to those applicable

the

bonds

a.m.

have

we

2,000

for

plans

company

16

that

Commissin

when

2,000

—

P. Young—
Zllka, Smitlier & Co., Inc.

on

New

,

at

May

Co.,

Charles

President,

the

$10,000,000

issue

15,

bonds

Hulswit,

this past winter-has tended,
earnings, of the recent rate In¬

that

Commission

lease the

line,

Net proceeds

petitioned

has

on

competitive bidding, 60,000 shares of its $100 par preferred
stock, ranking equally with 4:25%
and 4.24?$
preferred shares now
outstanding; and the Commission has given interested persons until

Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Plans Bd. Financ'g

Charles L.

effect

$100,233,598

sell,

on

pany

the

to

Pennsylvania Power Co.—Preferred Stock Offering—

2119.

Orange

to

the

187, p.

'The

6,000

York

lease

—V.

8,500

Woods

&

gas

2,000

Co.—

&

Co.

Warren

13,500
7,500

Youngberg

&

Biddle

&

30,000

Co

As

Stroud

York

Co..

miles

and

Sales

5.000

2.000

A

175»O0O
i

continuing

natural

serve

weather

warm

confident

Period End. April 30—

,

5,000

Yager, Inc.

15,000

—

Stirling & Co., Inc
Stone

29,500

—

Yantis

the

&

_______

See

that

below

Eir.st Boston Corp.__

Inc.

•

out

\ (J. C.) Penney Co.—April Sales Off—

2,000

S.

;

the

(he price

26,000

Fred C.

—

-

—

Co._

—

F.

-

•

-

&

ceutical product."—V.

20.000

Ncal <fc Waggoner
W.vllio & Thornhill

21,000

Co

As

son

feel

Power

19.49

Co.

"We

2,000
Co.—

&

'

-

listed

Hurriman

ing statement:

2.000

Co

Wyatt,

2,000

Co.

Stewart, Eubanks, Meyer•

9,000

610,000

Inc.

Co.,

8,000

Inc.

sons,

10,000

.

&

*

Securities & Co._The

This company, in response to Inquiries concerning the Federal indict¬
ment of five pharmaceutical firms, including
Parke-Davis, on charges
of anti-trust violations in the sale of polio vaccine, issued the follow¬

90,000

Inc.

Co

Wood <fc

E.

•

,

350,000

stk./t

Eastman

Parke-Davis & Co.—Denies Anti-Trust Violations—

>

Wright,' Wood & Co.—
Wulff, Hansen <fc Co

Stevens, Cornelius & Par¬
Harold

Hig-

Co

Wong

I

Power

expire June 30,

Woodcock. Iiess, Moyer <fc

12,300
19,000

Co._—

&

Y.

&

Woodard-Elwood

55,000

As

Agee

Sterne,

Beane

Co.,

earnings

of Southern California will

said, "The
somewhat the

However,

Pacific

Co.——...

&

Witter

Wit low <fc

20,000

-

Stern,

Dean

Co.-

Meyer

Fox

Wiuckler

J.

series___.__J_-._j

Co.__________;_ $800,000
Dillon, Union

At a
rate of $1,159.30 per month.until the
completion of rehabilitation work
specified in the lease and thereafter the rental payment by BPA to

2,000
50,000

Wlnslow, Coltu & Stetson
Withersimon

i

,

■/

$350,000--

series/j

amounts

,

Co.,

&

*

Mr.

'

will

—" 16,000

Co.—

As

Stern

E.

Stern

F.

&

Johnson

gins

80,000
3.000
2,800

As

Co
Sterling, Grace As Co
Sterling Investing Co.—
As

WUHston

Wilton,

160.000

Boyce——

Staats

R.

J.

Spitzer,

Rouse

&

Inc.

&

'

Sept.

principal

& Light will pay about $115,930 for the line
together
payment to Copco by Pacific of an amount equivalent to the
prepaid property taxes for the fiscal year 1956-57 applicable to the
portion of the line sold, prorated from the date of transfer.
Pacific

Ayres,

&

semi-annually from

'

;

r«

196*1

1,

Drexel

May 8
in 1958

on

Pacific Power

3,500

Kenny

1957.

he

Federal

Power

with

Inc.

Willis,

—_—

Bros.

&

Financ'g

meeting

board that

tlon.

21,500

Williams

the

'

2,500

—

T.

of

annual

earnings from these rate decisions, the directors will recognize
changed condition in considering the dividend."—V. 187, p. 2004.

purchase

5,000

Goadby &

Wiesenberger

seml-annuallv

to June

UNDERWRITERS—The

.

22,000
7,500

Co

when

The

23.000

Co.

12,900
CNeil As Co.—,
6,000

Inc.

<fc

their

Light Co.
Transmission Line-—

10,000

; Co.
Arthur

2,000

Co..'

Southwick-Campbell

White

of

Pacific

.

15,000

I

Co.——

II. N. Whitney,

12,000

——

Brokerage

&

/

due

1958

series

5?$

187, p. 2004.

.

2,000

Co.-——
Co.—;

Co..

Hudson

2.000
4,000
4,000

Bishop & Co.—
Hague & Co
La Hue As Co
Smith, Moore As Co
Smith,
Ramsey
As
Co.,
Smith.

Steiner,

.

Co

&
&

Wheat

White

" 3,000

Smith,

Stein

..

.

George' Weston & Sons

,T.

Co.__

&

Wetner

1,

4*000[000
-4)000 000

-

$7,50 par value)_______
950,000 shs.
790^63.35 shs*.
•Not limited, except as set forth in
the indenture dated/wtof Jam 1.
19.41,_aa supplemented.
\

the

the

2,000

6,100
40,000

Himme

Wdler

W.

-V.

Hornby pointed
the Pacific Lighting system to

postpone

of

—

Westlieiiner

J.

Kurt

'

Co.,

7,000

,

Irving

&

Weinberg,.Grossman &
Co. Inc.

2,000

Sloan As

Southern

Roth

to

creases.

„———2,000

10,000

Smith

Harrow

Weil,

dends

18,000

Maxfield

&

2,000
10,000

_

30,000

Rodetsky

Sloan,

40,000

,

Hale

&

Co.

As

A:

Strauss
C.

Co._ ;

Inc—.

Co.

&

Co——-

Co._,
As

Singer. Deane As Scribner
Donald

S.

35,000

:

Siegler

As

Watson

Co.

6,000

Simon

&

Co.,

Inc.

Co—

Silberberg

Lerchen

Webster,. Gibson

Co., Inc.-&

2/JOO

Co—__

As

Bogan

Shields

340,000

2,000
3.500

Corp.

L.

due

Common

require, as in the past,
large capital outlays for new facilities and equipment.
Anticipated financing for Pacific Lighting's expansion was men¬
tioned by Mr. Miller who said, "It is likely that the
corporation will
sell some common stock within the next several months.
The amount
of the issue antf its timing'have not as
yet heen set."
,In- discussing earnings, Mr. Miller touched oh the
subject;.-, of divi¬

3,400

Inc.—

Watson

bam

at

Chairman

aud

growing population

5,000

Co.——

T.

Co.,

&

Hooker

Shaw,

Watling,

Miller,

Miller

Mr.

expansion

4.000

Co

&

W.

told

were

$14,546,000 in

Both

46,500
Co._

<fc

6,000

Investment

Shaine

II. B.

Co
<fc

shareholders

Robert

with

3,000

2,000

Co.,

<fc

Walter

.

—

-

Service

Walker

S.

Walston

2,000

Co.,

&

Jacobs

M.

2,000

___

Bonham..

As

Doe

Semple,

&

2.5?$,:

June

6.00o!ooo

.

•*.

4unsecured);

to

&|000,000

>

•

«

4,ooo!ooo

"

v

-

4.95?$

show a substantial improvement.
'
f Discussing the outlook on earnings/ Robert A. Hornby, President,
predicted that with average weather for the rest of the year, net
income applicable to common stock would exceed
$21,000,000 compared

20,000

Walker

L.

1988__—;—*—.

3.95?$

-

will

Joseph Walker & Sons—

20,000
2,000

W, Scranton & Co.
Associates, Inc._

Selected

Walker

II.

by

2,300

.

:

;

Frank

Co

B.

Security

16,000

Inc

Co.,

3,000

Co

The

Durst,

2,000

Schweickhardt

Clias.

G.

&

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. above.

Pacific Lighting Corp.—Plans Common Stock

2,000
2,000

—

Waldron

1987

from

writers

6,000

Co..

Wagenseller
&
..... Inc.
Seymour Wagner

&

Inc.

Pomeroy,

Hickey_—___

Vogel &

1986

due

—

r->r

,

See

—; 50,000

:

j

due

due

/

>$16,376,000
—2,800,000

*

-

_

&.

1, 1958 to Sept. 1, 1967
Preferred, stk., cumul. ($100 par value). /
3.65.?$ series
:
/,/>

capital and

t
,

series

2.5?$,

remaining

•

" >
-

.

Outstanding

*

.

:

1983

2.35/p
•

Sells Kaylo Division—- -,,-w

37,000

—

Co.

2,000

Sclioellkopf,

Co

-

;—:

1982-___^v.j______^.

due

Serial notes

4,000

—

&

II.

A.

.

Parke

&

2,000

&:

Wacliob-Eender Corp,_—_
Richard
A.
Waddell
«fc

40,000
35,000

Scherck, Rlchter Co
Schirmer, Atherton & Co.
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts

2,000

Ss' Co.

St. Denis J. Vlllere & Co.

4,000

Inc—_

Inc.

Co.
Vilas &

&

:

Ilarry P. Schaub,

Noel & Co.

Vance

Clilsholm

<

1971

1978

due

series

4la^

'the company's

Victor, Common, Dann &

50,000

.

^ 2,000

-

due

due

series

3Iit;*>

company's
used to the extent of $20,000,000 to retire all of
short-term borrowings at maturity in ;June, August and
September, 1958 The adidtional working capital is said to be needed
primarily to restore funds ttsed Tor the retirement of $9,734,000
prin¬
cipal amount of National Container debentures and for property addi¬
tions since Jan. 1, 1957.'
'
" ' '
working

2,000 •

series

series

FINANCING
.

-7 - Authorized

-

■
-

.

•

*

a

Further

..

EFFECT TO PRESENT

r

3.90series

by

,

redemption price of, $15,708,007, plus interest/
The
proceeds, approximating $34,000,000, will be added to the

GIVING

•-.

3Vo

.

gate

&

Co.—

B.

.Vercoe

75,000

/

Neuhaus

Ure,

& Co—/

Samuel

Co

—

2,000

&
E.

Sanders
Santa.

Underwood,
:'c6;. inc.

'

30,000

Friink. Russell Cb.,
Jolin

Irubee, Collins A: Co.
15,000 '
Twichell" Co.,
Inc.
—/
4,000 >

6,500
Inc.

Son,

Inc

Co.,

Sade

Spencer Trask

.

mortgage bonds:
•

•

rate,

supplied

-

CAPITALIZATION
♦First

The

Offering-

by

Co.—Registers Proposed Deben¬

Goldman,

Co.—Bond

group of underwriters headed by Drexel & Co.

33-8 (i>' series

Co.

Water

issue of

our

our

details follow:

Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be
used in part by
company to retire all of the outstanding 45,i3>
and 4Vi#" Sinking
fund debentures, due Sept. J, 1966 and
May 1, 1970, respectively, of
National Container Corp., which
merged into the company on Oct. 4,
1956. in the aggregate principal amount of $15,266,000, for ah
aggre¬

17,300

5,000

As

made in

was

3Ur*

Freres. &

Suburban

made in

was

May 12 of the public ofissue of May 12 of the public of¬
fering on May 8 of $4,000,000-4^8 % first mortgage bonds,
due May 1, 1988, at 101.50% and accrued interest
tion

the

......

2,000

Co.. Xnc._

Rupe &

Russ

t

&

Mention

process

amendment.

R.UOO
2,300

:

A"

Toftiiseuci-,.-Dabney
Tyson ———

..

company on

public

•

3,000

Ti.mdU

v>.

Tobcy

45,000

Rowles,
V.

o.

4,000

RothschUd & Co.__

F.

Philadelphia

a

-

.

Ro t an, Mosle &

Kolhsclilld
L.

in

chemical,

power,

hazard

••

$

:

attained

majorly in-the

May 14 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $50,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1988, to
be offered for public sale through an
underwriting, .group headed by

2,000
•&

have

used

Offering With SEC—-

The

3,600

As Co..

Theuebe

since "then

Owens-Illinois
ture

?,

T;uayev, Bauer

.2,000

Inc.
lnc._

Co.,

2,500

.

*

.

'

3,500

inc.

_

Co.

Bortoa

Day & Co., Inc!
Rogers &• Tracy,

Albert Teller As Co,

2,000

____
.

Rosenthal

b.oOo

40,000

45,000

Taussig,

and

industries for such equipment as autoclaves,
chilling pits, condensers, dryers, evaporators/fur¬
naces. heat exchangers, hot air ducts, kilns,
glass annealing furnaces,
locomotives, precipitators, process systems, steam lines, tanks, towers, "
turbines and vessels.—V. 187, o. 2004.

37.000

.Aiic,_

_,

30,000

1943

refining and other
boilers, breecbings,

Charles A. Taggart & Co.,

8,00.)

Renshaw

Rose,

Co.

165,000

-6,000

Lancey Rochester Co.

Will.-C.

—

Co.__i

Cartwrigut As Co.
llcury F. SwUt
Co.—_

Lukens__:

&

in

of applications, /. v.
insulation products are

Kaylo

5,000

18,000

&

Rodman

Co.—

bweuey

Inc.

Robinson

As

CO._

&

Illinois

.variety

75,000

Sudler

C.

••

Mc¬

-

___—

Amos

Robinson-Humphrey

Co.,

L.

Dowell

12,000...

.

Co

&

Robinson
The

Blosser

Straus,

2,000

P. Ristine & Co.j___.__

P.

Shares

Shares

&

Peterson, Inc.

1973.

Federation

8,

1958,

The

amendment.

filed

a

registration

covering $10,000,000 of

bonds

are

to

be

-

offered

for

■■

According to the prospectus, concurrently with the sale of the bonds

1957, were $168,911,421,
1958.—V. 187, p. 1317.
31,

(Continued on page 55)

*

'I

(2230)

14

in two separate
all the dividends an¬
Then we follow with
the payments previ¬
but which have not yet reached their

announcements are grouped

Dividend

announced,

ously

payment date.
Name of Company

4-

.

(quar.)

Allied Gas Co.

5-31

come

31 Vic

6-10

5-21

50c

6-30

6-13

50c

5-26

5-12

$1.31 Vi

5-26
2

5-19

2

5-16

$1.25

7-

1

6-18

pfd. (quar.)

12 ViC

6-16

6-

50'!

6-30

6-20

35c

6-

1

5-15

$1.16

6-

1

5-15

20c

Development, Ltd.—

7(1;

.

Corp.

Barden
Beam

Stock dividend
Bell

1

6-10
0-10

6-10

5-23

7 Vic

7-* 3

6-25

3

6-25

7-

6-16

6-

2

20c

6-16

6-

2

75c

G-10

5-29

3%

7-

1

6-

6-

2

5-21

7-

1

20c

6-

2

Mich.)
-

5c

6-

6'

6-164

'

Extra

60c preferred

Class

G- G

Class

B

(quar.)_

$$1
$56c

7-

1

G-

6

$$1.19

7-

1

6-

6

4%%
4Vi%

4.64%

—,——

—

W

$63c
$G9c

:

G-

-7* i

16 Vic
'

25c

10%
•

2>'„

Securities
Wire

&

6-13

(3-

7

General

2

(quar. i;

Corp.-

6

Gas

7-

2

6-

—

^
■

$$1.50

L0-

1

9-

Hosiery

Iron,

Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50

Life

common

4%

5%

2

5-12

Great

Lakes

5-30

5-16

Great

Northern

$$1.15

7-

2

7-

2

6-13

2

6-13

7-

6-16

66-

6-

2

$30c

6-

2

5-15

75c

6-

6

5-22

6-

6

7-

Great

25c

$12c

1

1

Class

A

Class

B

;

System

5-23

5-31 t

5-16

5-31

C%

preferred

5-31
5-31

5-31

Common

(quar.)

100',k *

6-

'

Financial

V

9

6-30

5-29

7-

1

7-

1

1

9-

8

8-10

11-25

6-13

6-

40c

6-14

5-23

40c

6-14
6-30

6-13

6-

5

5-23

7-

1

6 {'c

5-23

40c

6-16

$1

$1.18*4
$1.37 v-i

15c

7-

1

6-1(5

6-

2

5-23

7-

1

2

5-19

5-30

5-23

Chocolate

6-

3

6-13

6-

3

(quar.)

.

'

.

■':A

:

Hunt

Mining Co. - (quar
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_

Foods,

5 r/o

preferred

A

J*i5-

(quar.)^_:

(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
5fo preferred B (s-a)

6-12

6-

-6-5

•4

50c

*

(out of current

accumulated earnings)
Industrial Development

Institutional Shares,
Institutional

Fund,

income

plus

Inc.

-

5-15

••

2

8-

1

6-30

5-22

6-13

6-

1

5-19

6-

1

5-19

Interstate Motor Freight System

62 VjC

6-

1

5-19

Investment Foundation,-Ltd., common

preferred

preferred

Investment
5-29

6-30

5-29

5-29

(H.

ment

year-end

of

5-29

Investors

Loan

net

from

Services,

Corp.,

6(4

Inc.,

preferred

5-20

5-20

(special

Jaeger

6-

1

5-22

$1

6-

1

5-22

&

Kokcnge

Co

Rath Packing .Co,^—

(quar.)

-

*

7-t

4

-

5-16

■

5-20

,

•'

" 6-16

"6-30

2

'•■*

$5c

2

6-13

Riegel Paper Cdrp.*

6-16

5-26

Ritter Finance Co.",

6-16

5-26

2

5-17

$60c

7-15

6-16

7-15

6-16

-•

j

Class

B

5^%

:10c

.6-10

4

.

5-29
5-29

6-

5-36
6-30

(see

.

5-29

6-10

5-29

.

'

6-

37 Vic

1

5-23

1

'1-

10c

-25c

16-13

30e

5-29

30c

6-20 ;*,
5-19

,

5-29

50c

.

-

3-26
5-22

5-29

5-22

30c

6-16

5-29

15c

6-16

5-23

30c

——-2_

6-16

6-

6-23

6-13

2

Island—

5-23

2 Vic

"■

4:

$2.50'

10c

—

4
40c
$1.18:»4

(quar.)

Geo.Putnam
12 Vic

12 Vac!
-

55c

3%

$1.12Vi
-

5a)%

90c
2c

—.—

30c
7c

—__

7c

68Vic
-

(quar.)-.——

(J.)
(H.

50c

Co.
H.)

Co.

(quar.)
class| A (quar.)——

(initial)

V.) .(Canada),- Ltd.,

convertible preferred

Cable

Corp;

(quar.)

com.

(quar.F—

(quar.)_—

6-10

5-22

6-10

St.

Joseph

25c

6-13

6-

3

St.

Paul

3c
5c

120c

$$1.433

4

7 Vic
95c

6-10

6-20

60c

25c

—.—.—

Rubbermaid,wine; ' (quar.)

6-20

17 Vic

Ltd.—
stock units (interim) (^is of .l

(J. C.) Co., $1

Common

Rome

.

.

Ordina>ry

Roe- (A.

$15c
„75c-

"(quar.)_—s-

(quar.)

Rutland &

Whitehall RR

—

25c

Lead

Fire <te

Co
Marine Insurance

—

(quar.).

*

5-15

.6;-.l-

.

class A

":

6-30
.

-

ij-C.
5c

82

(quar.)—

Roadway Express Inc., class A
Roan Antelope Copper Mines,

Robinson

75c

6-20

7-15
7-15

_yr.

(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—;—

Robertson

6-13

5-31

;'-;-

•

2

6-16

"

$i5c 4;

-

$13%c

(s-a)

Rice Ranch Oil Co—

Robertson

75c

'4*

7■^

,

%

1 46-15

25c

(quar.!—
—
•Resistoflex Corp2 (stock dividend)
—_
Reynolds Tobacco Co.-, 4.50%- pfd. (quar.)_^_
3.60% preferred
(quar.)
—
—

7-15

1

-

$25c *

(Conunon-; payment omitted at this time;
Raymond Corp.* (quar.) -I———
'
Reitman's- (Canada)-Ltd. (extra)—
•
Reliance Insurance Co. (Phila,) (quar.);

•

10c

;

50e

Fund)

28c

(quar.)

Class B

Julian

A

5-25
-'6-10

35c

-;•!

5-20
->

"

Inc., $4.75 pfd.

F'und

(Geo.)

Putnam

10c

Machine Co.

Jarrell-Ash Co., class A
70c

6-

Invest¬
class

6-16

4;.

7-15

•

-

$14 '

...Rapid-American,Corp. (quar.)

75c

6-23

5-23

1

'

•

32c

2

6-13

6-25

—

Telephone

7-

6-

6-

'4c50c

fiscal

___z*

6-10

2

(quar.)

1

(quar.)_—il_2.__-_-•

~

.* 5-2D

25c

(quar.)

income).:

10c

2

6-13

$75c

12c

Diversified

6-

(quar.)___

7-

1——w--,.

K^^Inc.. (Mass.!-——

50c

(quar.)

common

Boston

of

Investors

6-

Co.

(quar.)

Trust

,5-29

7 Vac

5-23

securi¬

(quar.)

6-13

Insurance—

6-16

year-end distribution of 20c from net real¬
ized gains payable in cash or stock plus a
fiscal

6-13

Harvester

International Paper Cd.,

1

Corp.-tquar,;

•Publicker Industries,

$1

1

50c

6-25

•

——-

12c

1

$4

5c

1

2

7-15

(s-a;l_

!ll£l:l:-ui

Rico

5-23

(10c from

from

2c

2

6-

933 it: "

-

Distance Telephone, (quar,!-Tobacco Flue-Curing & Redrying

Porto

5-15

Ltd.—

Income

2

6-

27Jic

%

Republic Steel Corp.

ties profits)
International

4

6-

6-16

11

(quar,)-"—

—

Corpt

.Porter

5-20

5-29

$2

(liquidating)

7-

6-30

and

„■

7-

62VaC

$25c

5-26

6-30

(quar",t-.._--___l_-_"_12:r:;i

Pittsfield & North Adams RR.

2

*

!

6-13

15c

•

:4

6-

12 lie

Iluttig Sash <fc Door Co.

-

G-13

1

6-13

Philippine-Long

.5-29

,

6-30
7-

-

,CQrj>:|; ^'V'^jjifdV-rquar.) -iiT-ll-taL-t
(ChdriesI* & Co., common- ."(qua'r.) t-

Philippiue

5-30

"5-30

35c

'4

3V-Jpreferred (quar.)——,—,
4(4 preferred - (q,uar.)22>,2—21—2—1— 4-*
Transportation *(quar.)-l;.ii.';

;

6-27

12 lie.

"4

5-16

Pllila. Suburban

<■

5-15

$6c

4;'
(quar.)
"_4

preferred

Incv

'

i

40c

'

Extra

Homestake

(quar.)Hl

(quar.)—

Quarterly
Pfizer

6-5

\,6-27..

,

5-26

6-30

Controls, Inc.

•, Pdrfcx-

5-23

^6-16

-

'

•

3 %'

ll

Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co. of Long

.46-13

1'

8- 1 -■
6-' 2"

41-

preferred (quar.)

Quarterly

Ilosklns

5c
35c

I'

6-13

:30c

•

,

.

Ilollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—

'

>

60c

,

6-vlO
A 6-2

.

10c '

1

.

6-1^

7!Acr

(quar.)—_——2
Pennroad Corp. (From investment income) —

5-.29.

V 91 tic

(quar.),

-

63c

15c

common

6-10

.'.-.16c

preferred

investment

Inc.—

(quar.)_

1

35c

,

.

preferred

(quar.)

Incorporated Investors

6-13

10

6-10

Class B
Penn

6-20

6-

5-26

1

7-

lc'o

9

$1.25

-6-14

$1.1212

Hercules Galion Product!], uommon^ (quar.)_*

2

5-

5-29

$1.06'A

Hershey

6-13

6-13

5-29

7-

f

5-29

.-.

1

4.7-

:

15c

—111,1.

Co.-, class A

Parker Pen

6-12

6-13

25c

(reduced)__

common

5

4

12 V 2C"*

Paragoiu

1

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hazel tine Corp. (quar.)
Ileinz
(H. J.i Co.," 3.65^

2

5-14

1

$1

4 6-

; ;.7-15,-r': 6-24

(quar.;

preferred ,(quar.j.——
Electric Co.. (quar.)

6%

6-13

-7->
.

4,2V>

6-13

6-20

'

I5c

4Wo

6-13

6-

$25c

.

(reduced)

common

'*

5-15

5...- 5-29

40c

—

4

6-13

27 ViC

-

Pacific.Tin. Consolidated Corp.-——1—„
Pa.ntcx Mfg- Corp.,,. common iquar.r—

Paramount Pictures

(quar.)

Watch Co.,

Ilammermill Paper Co.,

;

6-16

Ltd.

Brass.

-

Pacific Northwest Pipe Line Corp.—-

9

4,7-

.

$1.25

6

46-'

40c

Mfg. Co.---_:_ii_ii:--.—

Oster

5- 9
5-

6-

5-23

30c*

preferred A (quan)'-'———12
5'.'a% couv. preferred: (quar.;
—2

>•12-15

30c

$1.25'

(quar.)^__

$5 pfd.

6-16

75c

Ltd., common

Club.

Jockey

$3.30.iujeferred,

(quar.)

Corp.

8

45c

(quar.;
(quar.)

(quar.
Brunswick Telephone

Ontario

5-21

*. 6- 9

•

6-20

2

7-

'

45c
•

„

Co.

Corp.

$i partlc. preferred" (accum. i

-,

v

(stock

4preferred (quar.)_

5-15

'35c

6834c

of America

 fquar.)
4% preferred


2

:'i 5-21

6-1

'

7-

__l_ll;__'—111-

:

(quar.)__„.

25c

Title

*

5-23

6-13

Ohio Crankshaft Co. .(quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—;

.

5-10

59 %c

Hahn

5-16

time)

_

(quar.)
Land

"

6-12

4y '•■■■:4c

6%*
v

-■

2

6-16

,6-1'

$70c

.

.

i.

Western

Hamilton

5-16

$25c

25<f

Commerce Discount Corp.,

Commonwealth

(quar.)_.

(1957 series)

100%

$5 preferred

Gc'o

at this

(quar.)
(quar.)

Combined Insurance Co.

$62'/2c

50c

4

(quar.)

omitted

Broadcasting

•

2 7 Vac

—,

;

5% preferred A (quar.)
5Vi% preferred B (quar.)
Columbia

'

payment

Co

6-

46-30

35c

Standard

5-22

6-25

:

6-30's

%

$31 'Ac
'

Gulf Mobile As Ohio RR.,

6-20

6-10

35c

-

common

6-

1

5-23

6-13

Refractories (quar.)-Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quaf.)^-l-l_2
North-River Insurance (N. Y.) (quar. )-i_-_l
NortlHvestern National Insurance
(quar/%1

5-22

$2

dividend)

7-

<

5-20
'

1

North
-

6-10

5-20

'

6-12

-

1

North-American

2

5-27

■

6-16

,

5c

ZL

Ordinary shares A (stock dividend)
American deposit receipts ordinary

5-21

30c

6

Gas Utilities, Ltd.—

preferred

securities

3:,4j% preferred (qua:r.-t-ll-L---i:^2>—__
Contracting (s-a).j—llll!-, %

5-27

6 1,

*

5-26
,5-20

30 c

„

_l_—„-

Newport Electric Corp., common

"

"20c

Great Universal Stores—

2

66-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Towing

$2.80 preferred

.

2

6-16

$1.12 ',2

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

(Common

$2.50

6-16

$90c

'

40c

•

7-

North American

;

6-11
6-

5-31

i
5-15

7-

-

5-27

6-20

,

5-29 ,(

• 6-13'

$25c

-

.

Newberry (J. J. i Co." (quar..)

Corp., Ltd.—

preference

6-

Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—

;

Power

New
'

5-29

,

1

7-

40c
10c
:

■

!

$1

:').quar.)_Tl__4_—„1.

Ncslle-Le Mur

5-27
-

class A

(quar.i-

National U. S. Radiator
Stock dividend

5-37-

"6-13

B

National

5-27

6-15

.

60 c

Co. (quar.)
Realty, class A

(Pittsburgh;—

1 2/10c; "from

and

National Steel

"

j

5-20

30c

National Life & Accident,Insurance
l.i
(Nashville) (quar.*) 4
—1—1—
National Presto Industries, Inc. (quar.)-.
11

4 6-13

■

6-15

7c.

&

$25c

(Cine.)—

Bottling Corp.
$2.50 class A (quar.)_

Colonial Stores Inc.,

1st

5':o

Co.

(stock dividend)

(Atlanta, Ga.)
Coca-Cola

«

1—

Insurance

R.)

$30c

5G Vic

(quar.)

preferred

Coastal;States

(quar.j_

(quar.)

Co.

/

6-17

1

"• 6-15

$1.18%

-

'i
1

30c

,(quar.;__——jNatioharFire Insurance" Co. (Hartford)—^
Quarterly. —__—___—-I—a—
1_J— 4_
NationaFFqod. Products Corp. (quar. >11—1

5-28

6-15

V

1

5-30

5-29

(Kansas City; Shares of bene¬
Interest
(2 8/10a from net invest-

Class

Ltd.—

—

(W.

2

25c

(quar.)

City Investing Co., 5',s!% preferred
City Specialty Stores, Inct— —
I
4Vi%
conv. preferred
(quar.)^
Claussner

2

4 6-

"

6-16

75c

;

5- 7

2

7% I

'

National;Cash. Register

'

(quar,)

ii

6-10 r

15c

income

Nashua Corp.,

f,

-J* * \

,

7"

40c-

-——

Great Lakes

2

15c

4%

-

Parts

American

Electric—

&

preferred (quar.)—•_
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Citizens Utilities Co., class B

;

6-27

ifllen Falls Portland Cement (quai1.).

5-15

6- 2

$$1.50

25c

Co.——

River & Machine

Cincinnati

6-iG

••

.

31 Vic

.

5-15 '

,

30c

(quar.)

ment

'

5-30

: 4 6- 2

6-30

$2

certificates

,r

i.*

5-29.

.

$1.3714 4.^ 6- 2

i.—

ficial

5-16

25c

(quar.;
Investments,

Tin

American

,

"

•

Mutual Trust
"r":

5-16

-,

6-20"-

>£

A__

•6-18

t;

35o

5-29

6-1

';

$i:oo*

(quar.)___

v.-

-V4-i

$1.25 4V Gr 2
$1.27 Va"'; ; 6-- 2

5

G-

-

6-1 4

;

s

81 Vic

Putnam Fund of Boston,,
Gcrber Products (quar.)

10c

(quar.)_
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
i
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)_
Chicago Title <fc Trust Co. (quar.)—

'

-

.4,6-24.

50c

—^

preferred

$4.75

5-23
G-

Genuine

$1.16

Central West Co. (s-a)——".
Chicago Medical Arts Building——:
Chicago

$1,08

George

$1.12'.2

preferred (quar.),——
preferred (quar.)-—,———
Steel

6-20

<

;

15C

(quar.)

$3 preferred

6-30
7-

preferred

$1.60

6

5-21

4

;

series A preferred (quar.)
A—
Illinois Light, new com. (initial)-—,

Contra 1-Illinois

Central

5-15

$1.12Va.,

(reduced)

Common

G- 6

$13c

Central Electric & Gas—

Central

5-29

"

(quar.)—,L.

-——:—

(quar.)

5-15

4:6- 2

38c

$8 preferred (quar.)__.
Supply Corp.—*
5c.v
convertible preferred (quar.)—
General Precision Equipment—
<

$13c

Extra

•

<

" 5-23

7- 1

c

(quar.)

Co.

Mountain .Fuel Supply Co.

„

General Builders

75c

Corp. (quar.)
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A

.

5

5-2C

6,

50c.

-!

5-15

i

6-10 %

30c

,V

T,

*

General Baking Co.,

6- 6

—

.

1

(s-a)

Aluminum

Montrose Chemical Co.

3

G-l-6"; 6-6%

•

,

5c

(increased)

of the Loom, Inc.non-cumulativo preferred

1

$ioc

Plywood

Cascades

75C-;

(quar.j

Machinery & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
3'Apreferred (quar.)

7-

$15c

(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph

B

Carolina

5-

'•!

1

10c

Mississippi Valley Gas (increased)
—,~
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—.-

5-22

(quar.

7-^1

$53c

$15c

—

Ltd., common—

(quar.)
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
5Vi% preferred (initial)
—
Cannon Mills, common (quar.)
j,
!

Corp.

Great

Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.

Canadian

Steel

Grace

(quar.)

'

6-12

7 Vic "

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)..-—

G-10

31'.4 c

——

—

Canadian Drawn Steel,
•,

5-23

6-13

•

6-

:h: ,6-. 2

$1.62la

Minneapolis Gas Co., 5%'preferredTquar,>44
$5.l0j>referred (quar.
,—2Z5'i% preferred.(quar. )i<14
Minnesota-Mining A Mfg%common (quar.)-,
$4 preferred (quar.)—
—_

j

5-23

6-14

50c

6-13

>5-26

1

<1 '

"■'

Midwest Oil-Gorp. (quan

7-18

1

,

6-14

-"■;,

1
6

7-

•4v:
(quar.')vil_:i—25c %
Merchants Fire Insurance (Denver; (quar.),;
.
15c
Mersey,Paper Co.^ Ltd.,
pref. (quar. )_4 A $68:,4C
Metal /Forming Co. (quar.;_
10c - ,

Mirro

Food

$3

7-

(Battle Creek,

common

-

1' >- 5-23
5-23
1

•,7-

$10c

■

...

(quar.)

Corp.

& Light,

Fruit

5-13

$50c

(s-a;_.

son,v^td. 4:'-

,

'

7-

,

✓

6-13

6-

$$1.12J,isA'

MicrornaHc. Hone Corp.-

6-io

1

8-

:.,j'
.

20c

1

7-

50c

6-17

1 "V

7-

29c ^

(increased);.

common

Meyer^ (H. H. i Packing Co.-r^. ^ ,
6'kfo
preferred- (quar.)/i_„_—
(reduced
Middle .States Telephone Co.- of Illinois—
6%. preferred,- series. B (quar.)___
.--ZZIS

?

5-29

•

2

6-

,

Ltd.—

(quar.;

Power

6-16

6-30

6-13

25c

Power

Florida

5-22

—————

preference

Ltd.
....

Fund

Extra

preference

6%

f

'y

5-23 --

6-25

35c

$3 preferred (quar.)..
(quar.)...
...
—

Oil Co.

4.32'i*

/•

ioc

(quar.)

41.2'/o

6-30

4-

(quar.)———. ■
(quar.)——a
——
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd.—————Canada Flooring Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)—_
■Canada Life Assurance Co. (quar.)
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (quar.) —
6%

5-1

w

"

•

•

$28 %c

—

(Del.)—-

5-23

$37 Vic

First National Stores

G

G-

V

-

$1 1 f

Casualty Co.

&

Florida

5-22

1

7-

5-29

"

$1.50

convertible pfd. (quar.)_„
(quar.).....
—f

Fischer & Porter

'

2

,

;

Federal United Corp.,
Financial

6 '

6-

.

5-23

V

5-29 -u'

$1
:

;

common

...

Federal Life

G- 6

1

7-

$68% C

$1

Crushed <fc Cut Stone, Ltd.—

Canada

Foods,

Florida

$62 Vic

i

-'/ 87VaC

...

Players Canadian Corp.,

Fifteen

,

5-23 ,%•
5-23

2

6-27

5-23 '' i McGraw(F.H.) Co.

35C .1 .>"6-16
: 6-30 : V
,6c
'"6-10

.i

of N. Y. (quar.)—!l

preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines,

this time.)

Byllesby (IL M.) & Co.
5% preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

6%

5-23 y-

,

.',7-1

3c

t-i.

.

Quarterly

20c

$1.25

4.'

2 V

6-

6-13,
-

%

-

5-22

2;

6-15

2

7-

6- 9.,,:

.

(quar.)...2_-___.^..—59%c '
(quar.>"__44 " ^ 35cv~
(quar.)
12c

Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.,,4'.2.% pfd. (quar.)—.
Formerly known as Massey-Harris-Fergu-

5-23

*7-' 1

.

$1.35

'•4ft-

6-13
5-29

r;

5-27

.

6-16

preferred

4.75%

7- 1'*
•

•

I

j

f

$1.18

guaranteed (quar.;.!

(extra;..

Co.

Extra

6

0-

.-6-15

.

$1.12' V-

....—

Pittsburgh RR.

&

Famous

$25c

Co. (quar.)
(quar.)——;
—
(stock dividend)——
Bush Terminal Co.
(stock dividend)—
BUtte Copper
Zinc—
(No action taken on common payment at

(quar.)

Fairmont

1

(quar.)

Mfg.

(quar.).:——;•*£'»

•.—

Public Service,

Maine
4

v

6-20

1

7-

'•;7-i5 ■:

25c

$1.03

preferred
preferred

Fairbanks Co., 6(/o

'

6-20

-

6-

;
'

14 Marquette Cement Mfg., common

20c

preferred

Excelsior Insurance Co.

1

6-27

0-10

•

.

(quar.)..:

Essex

7-

50c

1

....

(quar.,)....:;

(quar.)—...
...
Electronics Investment
.....—.—

1

7-

35c

5-30

7-

$1.06',4

—

(quar.)..

common

6-10

Bigelow

&

Brown-McLaren

(quar.;..

Co.,

6-14

40c

preferred

$5.40

5-15
7-

Bascom Rope

Broderlck

preferred
Electric

Equity Fund

37 Vic

—

$25c

7Vac

(quar.;.—.1*

common

Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas

7-. 1

!

(quar.)..r:.

(M.»- <fc Sons

1
%

\!r

3

6-20 •>.
1

^

(quar.;

Stores,

5-29

7-

6-

6-io

25c
20c

(quar.)

5-19
5-19

,7-15 4

45c
$1.21

(quar,>^-i___-^.-.^:.n,,

common

Louisville Title Mortgage

5-15 >

(»-I6 >

45c-

preferred iqiiar.)-

4.84 Vc

6

Lowenstein

5-10

7-21

—

preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_

Lone Star-Gas,
6-

5-29

,

15c;

.

;

5-29

61 2

5&^ic,

,4

5-31
"5-29

5T23 :

%

25c

(reduced) (quar,)

Lily-Tulip Cup

...

12 Vic

(quar.)

Baler

Paso

Erie

lVi%

5-23

11'

6-10
1

5r23
6-13ft*

2

6-16

10c

payment i

5-15

6-

.*

*

6-

Sessions, common

Lanson &

"."•?4:75'>-, convertible preferred
Lesier Engineering (quar.)

i

6-2

$1

$4.72

0-13

1

7-

;

5-29 >

6-16

10c

'

5

$1

preferred (quar.)
———
Brlllo Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
—
British Coluriibia Electric Co.—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
—
4% preferred (quar.)
—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
——+
4%% preferred (quar.)*—
——

Brown

6-20

$1.06
$1.75

-

5Vi%

'•

'%

5-31

6-13

(quar.).._,—i..—_—$1.12Va;

Center_.2Z.---C^_-^._/V-^ V/ 25c
District Power, corn. (quar.;__,30c
5fF preferred (quar. i-C.1
—:_L~ V! $1.25
Lake Superior & Jslipeining RR. Co, (quar,)
4 40c
Lakeside Laboratories (quar.).__ll_—_—.wt25c

'5-

5-23

30c

{

_>
—„

$4.50

9

6-

20c

20c?

(.reduced);-—w—Li.;;-

common

preferred A

,

12 Vic

$4.12

6

47 Vic

5%

5%

6-

65c

Bright (T. G.), Ltd., common;

4

6-6

6-16

17 Vic

—v--—

& Sons

7- 4

5-

4:

class A (quar.)-Class B (quar.)
—
—--.i
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. Co.—
$1.50 preferred (s-a)—
—
Best wall Gypsum Co. (stock dividend)
Bird &. Son, 5(1- preferred (quar.)———
Eowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—5% preferred (quur.)—
—
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
~
Boyertown Burial Casket*(quar.)—
—~.
Brach (E. J.)

*:

$4.21>

(9c from net investment in¬
distribution of 3J,ac from real¬

Bros.

4 (4 ''.c

El

5-24

Paper Co.,

Bergstrom

5

5-15

——

Aircraft Corp

6-13

1

Lake Superior

investment Income^.^^

Edison Sault Electric Co.

22 Vic

—-

Beech Creek RR. (quar.)
Beech-Nut Life Savers Inc.

Edison

5-29

1

6-2

—

—

'7-

$1

La Carlota. Sugar

Rubber (final;....

Economy

5c

—

Distilling (quar.)

(J. B.)

6-13

Kroenier Mfg.,

Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
"
5/t*: 1st preference A (quar.)—«4_—....

7 Vic

(quar.) —
(quar.)———A—~4':,

414(1-

6-27

f

Easy

$1.50

common

preferred A
preferred (quae.)
preferred (quar.)

4(1>
t

7-

10c

(quar.)——

Radio Show

Hydro-Electric,

5-26

25c

security profits)

Dun lop

$5c

Reduced
—
-——
Angostura-Wupperinan Corp. (quar.)
—
Apco Mossberg (reduced s-a)__
Arc us Realty Corp., $3 preferred
(s-at —
Arkansas Western Gas Co. (quar.)___—-—
Associates Investment Co. (quar.) —
Atlas Finance Co. (quar.)
—
Automatic Voting Machine (quar.)—

Bangor

6- 9

Fund

monthly

■

.

Baltimore

6-

(5-\°

;"

2

6-

6-10

50c

9

6-27

6-27

Disney. (Walt) Productions
(quar.t.,.,.:,,..^:
Dunhlil
International
(increased now by

-S-12...

-

6-

6-

Funds—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund
"Series B-l" (from net investment inc.( 'J:
42c v f.6-15
Keystone Growth FundrJ ::
\6-15;
"Series. K-2" (from net investment inc.t a,.
10c
7- 1
Klngsport Press (quar.).T!
:
..
20c
6-13

60c

$2

5-23

6-16

$1.05645

_

Keystone Custodian

—__

Dictaphone Corp., common...
4Vc preferred (quar.)

50c

-

net

and a

ized

25c

(quar.)
<quar.»

5-29

$1.50

Michigan RR. Co., B'.'c pfd. (quar.)

Delaware

5-21

6-

Royal Dutch Airlines—
American shares

5-13

6-13

-

1

6-10

Insulator Corp.

Co.
Anglo-Newfoundland

,

7

5-28

40c

Inc.—
A
distribution of $3.43 fro-n long-term
capital gains plus a dividend of 78o

5c

>

American

7-

$28 Vic

(quar.)————American European Securities <s»al
American Home Assurance Co., com. (quar.)/
$4.(54 prior preferred (quar.)—r
—
American Stores

6-13

7-29

30c

of Reo.

>

KLM

5-26

6-16

22%c

Mutual Fund,

Vegh

from

Electronics Inc.

American

6-27

---

——

Co. (quar.)...—
Aggregates Corp., 5%

American

de

4%

(Louis)

A Ills

Duyton <fc

of Rec.

Payable

10c

Wrlglcy Stores (quar.)—
~
Stock dividend
—r
Abitlbi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
4Vi % preferred (quar.)
,.—-v-r—
Abrasive & Metal Products, common
5% preferred (quar. i.
el*-:
Alleghany Ludlum Steol Corp.
<quar.
Allied Finance Co., common (s-a)
5% preferred (quar. )_..i.— —'->~4—•
C P

A

(quar.)
Formerly Diamond T Motor Car Co.
Corj).

M.

T.

D.

Holden

When

Per
Share

■

Utilities Corp. tquar. t
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper (quar.i„.:
Continental Oil Co. (Del.; (quar.;..,
—
Cuban Telepbone,
common
(quar.—,
ev
preferred
(quar.)__/.^.>„_r„»™^-,V.
Cyprus Mines (quar.)_.._.._u —
Gas

Consolidated

In the first we indicate
nounced during the current week.
a second table in which we show
tables.

Company

Name of

DIVIDENDS

Payable

Share

Name of Company

Payable of Rec

Holden

When

Per

Holder»

When

Par

Share

30c

-

Volume

187

Number

5743

./The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(2231)
Par

Name of Company

Schield

Bantam

When

Holder*

Share

•_

(common

Payable

0/ Rec.

"

Schwitzer
Scott

Corp.
(quar. )___!
Williams (quar.)_

ft

Seabrook

Farms,

4/4?;

25c

6-12

6-

40c

6-12

5-29

$1.12 Va

>a5-15

___

preferred (accum.)

Southern

Allen

(R.

5-23

Allen

Allied

U5c

7-2

5-30

6-12

5-29

.7-15

6-30

;„,.d5c

6-26

6-

3

6-26

6-

3

6-

6

_

5;; i

_

Co.- iquar.

Pacific

Southwestern

.

(quar.)

50C,.

Edison. Co.~~

Co.

IJii-

t"

Standard

Accident

(quar.)_.

Insurance

Class

B

6-

Aggregates

5-25

American

Airlines,

5-25

3)4?;

7-10

$3.75

.

6-10.

5-29

6-13

;,6?4

5-28

(No

action

this

.'

;6-i3

5-28

6-10

20c

„

7-

6-17

6-17

25c

25c

________

.

...

5?;

.

'

4.96?;.

9_

5^

9

7- 2

2

6-10

5-29

.7- 2

5-21

;

6-16

5-28

$1.24.

7-1

X' (.6-16

$1.35

7-

;,;.;25c./

.,•

t; /250 >

1

6-16

Class

B

15 c

6-10

.25c

3.0c
>

5-26
5-26

6-10

5-20

.

,

Elastic

(s-a)

U.

S.

Co./.common
preferred
(quar.)

7fo
U.

Lumber

B.

B/o

1st

preferred

:

___.

Chain

I

Gas

Class

B

$1.75

Common

Inc.

5-31

5-23

News

1

6-

6

5%

non-cum.

1

6-

6

'-r7t

■

;

Co.,

Insurance

.7-1

6-14

,;v7- 1

6-14

6-10

5-27

:

25c

7-

1

6-13

6-

1

20c

6-

1

1

$5.25
Arden

Argo

-■

7t

1
2

5-21

6-14

5-31

$1.20

6-14

"6-14

(quar.)_.

7-

"25c

1

6-13

15c

5-15

$2.36

5-31

5-

Corp.,

$1.10

$2.40

6-10
6-

""

50c'

6-16

$2.50

3

$4.35

5

8-

1

7-

8-

1

7-

4.65?;
Armco

Class

preceding table.

Abbotts

Dairies

Abitibi

Power-ft

Allied Kid Co.

Common
5%-

Inc.

(quar.)

Co.,

Paper

L;

Ltd.

..J)

(quar.)___

Refineries

Sugar

;—:

Industries Inc.

Acme

Precision

Products

Acme

Wire

fquar.)

Engineering Co.

5#/;
^

$4.50

Akron

Alabama
$3.50

Gas

pricr

.

5-12
5-31

6-12

5-23

6-11

6-

6-

3

5-15
5-20

Ltd.—

(quar.)

t

Go.' Inc:; common

Corp.,

_

1

(quar.)_

J27 )aC_.
62V4C
$1.12)2

;

_

common

preferred

2

'6-14

;,:'r-tl2a-_.». 6- 2

Mfg.

5-20

5-26
6-15

10c

preferr£t) (quar.
Brass

6-10

2

6-16

37)4c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

6-ld

7-

25c

(quar.)

Air Reduction

5-19

7- 2
>

25c

;

Aetna-Standard

Common

5-31

8

IOC
;

Agnew-Surpass Shoe. Stores,

5-15

1

5-

Sc

Inc.

;(quar.)

2

5-26

1S1.25

(quar.)

Aeroquip Corp.

,

6-

-40C

430c

iquar,)

Co.

Process

9

2

Ltd.—

—

preference- (quar.)

Acme

5-

5-28

6-

7-

25c

tl2VaC

(quar.)

Acushnet

5-26
6-14
-

t42%c."" *
...

(quar.).

Class A
.

■25c

12 VaC

—

(quar.)

(quar.)




.

4-30

preferred
preferred
preferred

40c

6-

5-10

87»/2C

6-

2

2

5-16

5-

9

5-29

5

5-

2

5-23

7-

5-29

1

British

5-

9

2

5-15

Brown ft

5-15

Com.

6-13

5-29

25c

$2.25
$15c

7-

Brown

5-16

2

6-16

1

6-16

"

30c

6-16

20c

6-30

6-16

75c

6-30

6-21

20c

6-

11-29

11-29

6-10

5-20

6-

2

5-16

5-20

4-30

6-16

6-

7-

1

6-23

6-

2

5-27

5-19

1

5-

-

1

5-

5

6-

1

5-

5

6-

Co.,

common

6-

2

45c

6-

2

93 %c

7-15

(quar.)

7-

*25c

4-25
5-

5-15

6-

1

5-16

6-

2

(quar.)

25c

6-16

6-

7-

1

6-20

9

5-12
2

35c

6-

1

5-

60c

6-

1

5-

6214c

6-

1

5-

Burlington Industries, common
3(4 Vo preferred (quar.)
4?; preferred (quar.)
4.20?; preferred (quar.)
4(4% 2nd preferred (quar.)

$1.08%

6-

1

5-

Burma

net

2

6

5-22

1

5-22

5-28

6-

5-16

in¬
2

5-

9

6-

2

5-13

8-

1

7-14

*25c

6-

5

5-13

20c

6-

1

5-

87 Z4c

L

—

50c

$1

—_

(quar.)——

6-

1

5-

a

6-

1

5-

a

6-

1

5-

a

6-

1

5-

a

$1

$1.05
$1.12%

/

a

Mines, Ltd.—

American deposit receipts ordinary
Free of British income tax less

5-31

6-

6-

6-

10c

from

Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd. (interim.)

5-16

6-15

35c

4?;

5-

2

5-

9

93 %c

6-13

5-

9

5614c

6-

1

5-15

$15c

7-

1

6-10

Burrard Dry Dock,

$18c

7-

1

6-10

Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burton Dixie Corp. (quar.)
Bush Terminal Bldg. Co.
(quar.)
Butler Bros, (quar.) —I—
Butterfly Hosiery Co. Ltd., 7?; pfd.

(final)

l%d

5-28

3-29

deduc¬

tion of depositary.
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
Burnhanx Corp., common (quar.)6?; preferred (s-a)
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)

6-

4-26

6-11

35c

5-

30c

2

2

—

1

(quar.)

6-

2

1

_—

1

5-12

5-16
5-23

6-

15c

$1.25

6-

6-16

1

2

6-10

$1.60

6-

—

6-

1

5-15

5-15
7-

6-

Bullock's

5-14

6-12

5-15

30c

(quar.)

Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
income)

vestment

4-30

6-16

2

*72/40

(quar.)

$5

preferred (quar.)
Buffalo Forge Co.__

9

7-

"l5

5

6-

6-17

2

75c

4_2"»

2

5-30

6-27

6-

25c

4-30

6-

*$1
*12/4c

3c

6-

$1.1614

6-11

Co

Buckeye Pipe Line Co.

(quar.)

5-16

1

5-15

6-20

6-13

9

6- 3
7-

.

87y2c

5-29

5-12

30c

2

5-

20c

1

(quar.)_

8-21

(quar.)

9

2

15c

5-27

5-13

25c

6-24

6-13

$1.50

6-24

6-13

*15c

,

7-29

7- 9

tl5c
,,

6-14

5-19

$1.25

6-14

5-19

3714 c

(quar.)

6-14

5-19

25c

—

—-—-

Lfd.,

class A

50c

6-

2
2

5-

9

6-27

30c

California

Electric

California Ink

Power,

com.

(quar.)

5-31

9

5-21

15c

6-

1

5-15

6-

4

5-23

*$3.50
19c

(quar.)

7-30

6-

1

5-16

6-

1

5-16

$1.12/2

6-

1

5-16

Canada Iron

$1.11

6-

1

5-16

7-

6-

1

6-

3

30c

6-

2

50c

6-12

50c

6-12

2

5-20

4-25
5-

5-

1

1

50C

6-16

5-21

*55c

6- 2

5-18

25c

9-15

25e

12-15

8-26
11-26

California Packing Corp.

6-30

6-

5-29

5-20

5-12

75c

Foundries

60c

6-10

5-27

preference (s-a)—
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)

*4c

6-

5-12

6-27
4-30

*32/4c

6-20

5-20

*37y2C
*37V2C

6-16

5-31

J31V4C

Canadian Breweries

$1.25

conv.

6-14

5-23

6-14

5-23

Canadian

10c

5-20

4-24

Canadian

6-

2

5-15

*25c

——

Ltd.,

Fund, Inc.
investment income)

7-

2

6-10

7-15

6-20

6-16

5-15

6-16

5-15

7-

2

6-

2

7-

2

6-

2

class A

(quarterly

(quar.)
from

6- 2

5-15

*37l,4c

—

7-

2

6-

2

*3iy4c

Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Canners,

6-13

5-30

Ltd.—

5?;

*20c

1

7-28

*25c

Ltd., com. (quar.)—
(quar.)
—
*$1.06V*
Malting Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
4V4?; preference (quar.)—
*29/4C
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40?; pfd. (quar.)—
*$1.10

*12/4c

7-

5

*7/'2C
—

f

2

5

6-16
6-19

preferred

Steamship Lines,

5-

5?;

Canada

Canada

1

25c

—

.

4V*%

6-

25c

Co.

40c

5-29
5-15

2/4 c

•

tquar.)

7-21

40c

—

$1.15

6-10
6-16

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)__—

5-23

25c

(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Calaveras
Cement
(quar.)
Camden & Burlington County Ry. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.30 preference
(quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forglngs, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)—

35e

preferred 'quar.)—.
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
5)4 ?; preferred (quar.)
Atlas Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred-;(quar.)

(quar.)

7-

6-16

5- 9

6-

$1.50

4.44?;

(quar.)

7-29

*llc

(quar.)

'

$1.31/4

.•

5-21

9- 2

20c

$1.25

7-

6-13

2

20c

(quar.)

6-

6-

5-18

—

preferred
Brunswig Drug

$5

Buck Creek Oil

T—

(quar.)

1

7-

55c

com.

59c

*

Products

7-

$1.40

25c

Co.,

30c

—

Avon

'

$1.06 V*

15c

2714 c

—

common

5-19

10?;

(quar.)

Co.

5- 9

:

Manufacturing Corp.,

1

of

(quar.)—

6-

*20c

Dry Goods Corp.—
Common /quar.)^
5.25?; preferred (quar.)
Associated Spring Corp. (quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
t
$5 partic. class A (quar.)
Astron Corp; (reduced)
:
Atchison, Topeka ft Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
Atlantic.Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.K;
Atlanta Gas Light Co.. com. (quar.)—;
4.60?;
preferred -(quar.)
4)4?; preferred (quar.)

Avco

Co.

Bruning :(Charles)

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

75c

,

Class A

Shoe

6-27

6-11

6- 2

(quar.)

Auto Electric Service Co;, Ltd., com.

6-

5-19,
5-HT
5-19

*25c

—

(final)

voting trust certificates

3

Co.—

(quar.)

5-19

28y2C

'

'

Sharpe Manufacturing Co.^—

and

6-23

Associated

,

deduction

Amer. dep. receipts Ordinary
Brown
Company
(quar.)

2

2

25c

ft Refining, common
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)

1

Co., Ltd.—

50c

com.

$1.18%

6-

6-10

6-

6-

(quar.)—

Ltd.

less

tax

British Petroleum

6-

(quar.)—

$3

Co.

Income

5

$$1.31 Vt

Co.,

1

*30c

6-

Budd

Corp.
(quar.)—
Cork Co., common

Powder

Cordage, Ltd.,

30c

Co.

1

6-

12c

6-20'

3714 c

25c

(quar.)

1

6-

22yac

A

34%c

—

preferred (quar.)

Aunpr Gold Mines,

6-13

6-23

6-

6-

36c

Depositary)

Steel

B

quarterly

(quar.)
from in¬

income)
Paper, Ltd
Co., Ltd

Class

Bullock

Power

(increased

/

$1.05

45c

;

preferred

$2.90 preference
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim)
3%?; preferred (quar.)
Brockton Edison Co., 6.40?; pfd. (quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp. (quar.)
British American Oil Ltd. (quar.)
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
^Ordinary (a final payment of 8d free of

5-12

6-30

6-13

1214c

(s-a)_

(quar.)

Gas

3)4 %

class B (quar.)
(quar.)
1
Bridge ft T^ixk Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
>

(Miami)—

(quar.)_.

Louisiana

Atlas

'6-25

5-29

60c

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5-16

10c

5-23

1

50c

(increased quar.)

4-30

5-16

5-28

30c

(quar.)

(quar.).

Public Service

Fund

Brantford

12-10

6-

$1.12 y2

5

6-21

95c

vestment

6-10

,,6-24

6- '2

1

60c

(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)

Bowater

9-10

$30C

(quar.)
Ltd., common

6- 6
5

5-29

Co.—

6- 2

6-

5-29

Corp.,

Company

Boston

9-15

$1

Ashland -Oil

When
Holdert
Payable of tt/et.

.

62)4 c"

(quar.)

tquar.)

Acadia-Atlantic
.

(quar.)

(reduced)

Co.

Fisheries

Corp. (quar.)^
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)

Common" (quar.)

•

these being given in the
Per

10-

3?;

(quar.)——v
—
Aro Equipment, 4)4?;
pfd. (quar;)
Ashdown (j. H.). Hardware Co. Ltd.—
Class A 'quar.)
_j.

in previous
The list does not include divi¬

Share

Borg (George W.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,

$1.25

preferred

Armstrong
$3.75 preferred

Below we give the dividends announced

Name of Company

6-16

10c

(quar.)—
Ltd.—

Arkansas-Missouri

6-

t30c

156)40

1

$1.75

Corp.

Common

'

75c

Oil

Arizona

5-31

$1.10

6-10

7-

30c

(quar.)

Midland

Daniels
Farms

Argus

6-16

6-

35c

6-20

Works—

preferred

Archer

time)

$1.12 V2

Borden

25c

(quar.)

A

Anheuser-Busch

5-22

$1.06)4

Booth

12-19

1

7-

6c

5-29

9-19

5-

7-

22c

Brass

8-21

6-20

6- 2

25c

;
&

6-13

Anthes-Imperial Co.,

5-22

6-

(quar.)

Corp.-

5%

$3 participating preferred

weeks and not yet paid.
announced this week,

2

(reduced s-a)___——

6-12

$1.25

dends

9-

Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—

2

6-28

(quar.)

'

Corp.
fiohn Aluminum

(quar.)

5-23

7-

15c

(quar.)

Bondstock

;—

Anchor Post Products

6-30

50c

____

pfd.

Bond Investment Trust Co. of America

5-26
5-21

50c

Andian National, Ltd.

50c

_

(quar.)

6-13

2

1

2
2

6-17

1

25c

;

6-10

Sanitary Corp.

preferred (quar.)
:
5)4?; preferred (quar.)____
:
American Writing Paper (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)—

Class

(quar.)

6-

$1.25

6?;

'

Industries

•' 7-

6-13

6-

6-

7-

50c

40c

6-13

5-15 '

6-13

$1.75

30c

25c

5-15

2

6-16

60c

,

Boeing Airplane Co.

714c

Water

American

4-10

62,»'2C
$1.12) a

__

Thread
Title

Co.

<quar.)

com.

6-13

Quarterly
Tobacco

Corp.,
(quar.)

1

/ $1

6- 2
6-

50c

(quar.)

7-

1

2

(quar.)

com.

5-15

5

$1.25

Co.
(quar.)

American

American

Co.,

•5-12

6-30
6-

5-15

6-

5-16,
5-16 '

3?;

1

7- 1'
6-16

2

2

40c

'

5-20

5-29

6-

$1.18%

6-

5-14

$1.25

:

Foundries
&

Steel

Co.

6-14

6-

$1.06/4

25c

2

5-16'

25c

3214c

5-26

6-20

2

•

5-26

6-

6-

6-10'

i2yac

2

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

American

4-10

5-12

a

5-15

(quar.)

preferred
Mfg.

Bowes

(reduced)

Steel

American

7-25

6-10
9

2

50c

Cement

40c

5-29

4-30

5-12

6-

6-10'

6-

17yac

6-

(quar.)

6-13

4-30

5-20

5-15

6-10

6-

2

;

$1,311/4

American Seating Co. (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining

8-20

5-29

5-29

7?;

6-10

7-

(quar.)_.

$1.1214

5-22

6

5c
15c

40C

_:

5-23

6-

Bibb

5

30c

7?;

5-21

5-21

20c

—_—:

2

1

6-

20c

6-

7-

Bethlehem

6-13

40c

I

American Radiator ft Standard

Common

Co.

Bigelow-Sanford, 4 Vz % preferred (quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.20?; preferred (quar.)_
4.75?; prefen-ed (quar.)__
4.56?; preferred (quar.)_/___
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4)4?; preferred (quar.) ~
5.60?; preferre(i (quar.)
;
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
;
Bliss & Laughlin (reduced)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, 6?;
preferred (quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
!
Quarterly
:
;
; Quarterly
*

(quar.)

6-14

V2C

1

6-14

ft

preferred

6-10

7- 2

$1.18%

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Bag (quar.)
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)—;
4'/o

5-29

2

*35c

;
preferred

(quar.)
Co., common "(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
;

Bessemer Lime

5-15

7-

2

Bemis Bros.

(Galveston, Texas)

5-15

$1

7-

30c

6- 2

$1.37 '/a *

_____

(quar.)_

Incorporated

6-20

1

25c

(quar.)

5-26

4

:

_____

Voungstown Spring ft Wire' (quar.)
Kellers, Ltd., common

F

7-

5-15 '

1

40c

"(quar.)

Heminway

-4)4%
434%

6-10

.

6-13

>

Arkansas

ABC .Vending

4-22

President Lines, Ltd.—

7-

(Walt)

4.40'.;
preferred "(quar.)
Wiser Oil Co.
Tz.

AMP,

5-20

1'

6-

7-

HowOll

&

6-

*25c

Bell & Gcssett-

62Vsc

(quar.)

Co.

non-cum.

12>ac

/ (Common payment omitted at this
Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred, (quar.)

A' C

Beldfng

5-23

.

Photocopy

Co.

non-cum.

"j, $1.75

(quar.)

West Chemical Products Inc., com.
$5 preferred (quar.)

preferred

5-23

8

5-15

*25c

4%?;
(reduced)

6-14

5-

5-29

2

6-10

40c

(quar.)

com.

S.)' Shoe,

(A.

6-14

Bell

preferred (quar.)—
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
Common
(stock dividend)
5?; conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)

62

(quar.)

Wysong ft Miles Co.

:

(quar.)

Meter

American

Co.—

Wolverine Insurance Co., class A

;

Ltd.,

2

6-16

25c

.

343/aC

Co.

Corp.

(quar.)
preferred

25c

(quar.)

1

prefererd

5%

6-

(quar.)

preferred

5-31

In-

Machine ft Foundry Co. (quar.)
Metai Climax Inc., com. (quar.)

5?;

-

Beck

6-

6-

$1.25

/___

A

$1.40

5-31

Co.,

8-22

25c

Belden Mfg.

preferred (quar.).;.

5-13

25c

7'r

!

Class

■toft'

(reduced).

Extra

,»

75c

5-26

(quar.)

ft Hirsch,

6-16

25c

preferred (quar.)

5-23

50c

!

Wisconsin Power & Light, 4V2 /v
4.80'«>
preferred (quar.)__

6-16

.

Wiggin Terminals, Inc.—

Winter

5-14

Equipment (quar.)____
Increased quarterly
American Potash & Chemical, com.
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)_,

5-26

iloe

(quar.)

(quar.)

Power Co.

1

t

5-23

»

Common

Webcor,

/

35c

,

Waukesha Motor

6-

4c

6-13

(quar.)

Washington Water

(from

6-16

V

(quaT.)' ,t.__i
$4.50 preferred (quar.)

5-14

25C
Inc.

22J/2C

preferred (quar.)_______
'Walt Disney Production see Disney
Ward Baking, common Kquar.)
5J/2/o. preferred (quar.)—
:

1

!

,_t

$2

Pharmaceutical

6-

(quar.)___

Jquar.)

&-23

15c

t .7?;

Warner-Lambert

60c

30o

•

50c'

_____

(quar.)

Walker-Scott Corp., class A

Beaunit

$5 preferred
(quar.)__:
Beauty Counselors (quar.)____
Lumber

8-22

5-23 *

9-19

25c

7-19

Beaver

9-19

5c

common

5-23'

6-20
6-20

*50c

(quar.)

5-15

Mills,

2

6-30

25c

(quar.)

10-20

(quar,)__

Insulator

Inc.

Inc.

1

(quar.)

Indemnity Co.

Cigars

6-

6-<26
■

$1
$1

1

$3

Electric

25C
;

1

20c

9-30

12-31

pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)

6-

.$1.62/4

10-15

$1.50 1-15-59

$1.12/4

„

Cable

Corp.

ft

6-10

./.«>.-50c

Virginian Railway ;(quar.)__—

Common

&

$1.50

8-

■1

7-15

\

11-

(quar.)___

7-15

$1.50

i

15c

10-15

•"•J

.40c

Viking Pump Co. (Iowa)
Virginia Hot Springs, Inc.—

/

>■

,'^.^$5-

»

class A

Bearings,

7-18

American

5-28

6-13

0-12

,.'M:0C.-

Universal Winding Co.—
90c conv. preferred (quar.)

Walker ft Co.,

6-16

6-10

25c

•

-

(quar.)

WjR The Goodwill Station Inc.

5-15

87/4c

;

(quar.)

Pipe Co.—

American

5-31

-t25.C 'J

„

(quar.)

Co.___'

U. S. Rubber, common

Bayuk

6-

8- 1

5)4?;

5-22

6-16

50c-

Gypsum

'

'6-10

75,C,r

:1:25c

____

Corp.v (quar.)

United Electric Coal- tquar.),_
United Pacific Insurance (quar.)

6-20
5-14

1

5-15
5-15

Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (reduced)
;

5-20

1

ii- x

4)4?;

;

United

7-

5-28

37yac

.[ 5 !/*?;

at

_____

A

6-10

1
1

12'/a c

15c

pfd.

(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
~

6-21

6-16

.6-9

32c

Carton Corp.,; (quar.)_____
From -net investment income)

<

30c

non-cum

25c

American. Insurance

5-24

7- 1
.

,7">p.

(quar.)

Board tft

Corp,

9

Semi-annual

'

payment

(s-a

United
United

5-

37/4c

American

5-26.

*

;
."2

(quar.)
class

5-31

.___

Corp,

American

Ltd.,

*57c

6-

(quar.)

(quar.)

non-cum.

2

6-11

(quar.)

4%
4%

6-

6-

(quar.)

Common

5-29

6-16

$80c

(quar.)

Piano, 6?; preferred
preferred (quar.)
:

Common

preferred

American

6-16

time).

Corp.

9

preferred (quar.)

American

Aircraft

5-

(s-a)__

Cement

American

Amusement,

1

Home Products Corp. (monthly)
American Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)

Corp.—

United

5

6-

5-29

6-20

*36c

Ltd.

6% preferred (quar.)
Baltimoie ft Ohio RR—

5-15
5-

American.Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)

.

United

4-25

6-10

Industries

6?;

6-20

9

2

*31)40

(quar.)

(Canada)

Baldwin

4-25

5-21

2nd preferred

Baker

5-23

5-21

*25c

1

1
Shares

Income)/

preferred

American

Corp.—

common

5

5?;

Barber-Ellis

2

5

American

Inc., common (quar.)___
preferred A 'dtquar.)__a_:./-_i
Roofing (quar.)__
Time,
Inc. :r (interim)
Triangle Conduit-ft Cable Co. (Del.)

on

6-

6-

dividend)

5-

5?;

;

(stock

5-

5-23

5%

income

dividend

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.),____

American. Dryer

6-13

6-16

.

5c.

...

=-■

taken

6-24

6-

(quar.)

common

Co., 6'/q

American Chicle Co.

•

v.

quarterly from
Ayshire Collieries (quar.)

5-15

2

6-30

$1.50

5-20

/a so /:

4%

action

37/4c

7-21
6-

tl7/4c

93 %c

Corp.,

Business

American
7-

J25c

Tilo

(No

12/4c

(reduced)

American Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
American ft Foreign Power Co.
(quar.)_^

preferred.;;(qpar.)____:_

this

22yac

preferred (quar.)

6?;

6-15

;,*3c

:___

(quar.).,

Underwood

$1.02

preferred (quar.)

vestment

A

ft Gas

of Rec«

5-28

6c

Bailey Selburn Oil ft Gas, Ltd.—
5?; preferred (quar.)

(quar.)____

preferred

American

.

■*;. 5.40',i>
preferred
(quar.)____
Texas Gulf Sulphur C.a.r-(quar.)__;_—^_^_i_:

Textiles:,

5-

ft^Carson .(Canada), Ltd.

Transmission

Common

s

.

5-16

common

American Cast Iron

5-28

5-23

at

\

Fund—iV.VL
investment; J.ncome)_:
Gas

6-2
.

!

v

payment

i: (From

Texas

6-10

75C

(quar.)
American Cement Corp

—__

Texas

Aztec Oil

25c

preferred (quar.
Biltrite Rubber Co.—

American

6-17

+35c

(quar.)

,; ■

common

Stock

6-14

$1.50

pfd.

.

Pearson
Seml-axmuaL

1

5-23

50c

Sylyanite Gold Mines;; Ltd.. (reduced)
Syracuse SupplyrfCo; rtquar.).
w—i.C_L_
Taylor,

.7-

2%

on

5-16

1

American^Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Inc., common (quar.).

5-29

1

7-; 1

-25C

;

taken

time)

preferred

2nd

-

^

2

7-

75c

(quar.)

preferred

conv.

,6»/4?;

5-28

6-13

.

Jdl5c

,

5%

"

preferred

Amexdcan Art Metals

5-29

6-10

37V2C

—

$1.40

6-

$1

common

American

25c

Superior Propane, Ltd.,
Superior Tool & Die—

5-16

5-30

Class

Holderm

10c

25c

6

6-30

5c

(quar.)

5-23

25c

(quar.)

,

Dividend

Ltd.,

Corp. (from inc.)
Inc.— - - 1
/

Fund,

When

Payable

Share

& Electronics

12/40

(quar.)

Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4i/2?; prelerred (quar. )__
.Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)

6

4)4?;

6<7o preferred (quar.)s.
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.^_.—:
Stokely-Van Camp, \Inc^ common (quar.).'
5 ?; convertible; ^nd •preferred
(quar.)

Stock

6-

30c

American

,.

-j

Houston

(quar.)

common

American Bakeries Co., common

(quar.-)i_^

prior preference
(quar.)
Stratton ft Tcretegge (quar.)
Superior Electric, class B____i.;—

Axe

(reduced)

common,

6-,<6

8c
.

6-13

(quar.)

Mfg.,

6-^0

'

30c

■

1

*25c

4?;

5-23

.

7-

Aluminum

1

5

15c

_________

C9rp.,

v.5-,5
15c. ■, 7-10

v.

Pressed;Steel (quar.)
Register, (quar. I. _iJ
State Fire ft Casualty Co. .(Miami)—
~ (Class A ft Class B payments ommitted at
,;
"this- time.),
*...
./
y

5-22

2

7-

50C

Standard

State Loan ft Finance Corp., glass A

Aluminum,

6-

94c

-

_

Science

Equipment

preferred

•6-

(Detroit)— *

Axe

(quar.)

Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
;5%, preferred A (quar.)_
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)

5

Per

Name of Company

6-13

&

preferred
Chalmers

4.08?;

,

5

6-

ft

Stores

4%

5-26

25c

;

■

.

50c

Quarterly
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar. )_<___
Class B (guar.) "
Standard

6-

6-30

12 lie

_______

•

Allied
Allis

6-16

75c

Springfield Fire ft Marine Insurance (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg* common (quar.)__
Z $3.75 preferred, (quar.)________
■y<

6-20

6-30
•

27c

-(quarj_

Investment

*

•I5'.
60c ••

C.)

Holder*

7- 1

$1.15

(quar.)
Business Machines

Cnemical

When

Payable of Reo.

$1.05

(quar.)
Dye Corp.—
Name changed to
Allied Chemical Corp. (quar.)

'V'tSi

■J

original '-preferred '..(quar.)
._4.32'm. preferred (quar.) —
Southern

7-

(quar.)____

Ltd.

Electric

5-30

,7- 2

;

.,415c

Gold..ft Platinum Co.__—_

California

5

Steel,

25c

Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Solar Aircraft Co;, Cquar.)___
dividend

5-

Algoma

2

'25c

1

,

______

South Penn Oil

2

50c

Roebuck ft Co.; <quar.)__
1
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd., class A (quar.)
\ Class B (quar.)_
i

y Stock

■

"

Sears,

South American

/•

Share

Alabama Power Co^ 4.20';; pfd.
4.60?;
preferred
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas

.at this time).

,;

.

Por

Name of Company

omitted

payment

15

7-

2

6-

2

tl8%c

7-

2

6-

2

net
10c

6-2

5-9

-

•

The Com-'aercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1953

(2232)

16

Name

Canadian
Canadian

of Company

7- 2

$$2

General Electric Co. (quar.)
General Securities, Ltd.— v

Name of Company

of Rec.

Payable

Class

(s-a)

B

Canadian

Canadian

preferred

5#

Canadian

Consumers

5-30

Consumers

7-

6-13

I75c

6-19

(quar.)

5-15

Consumers

5-15

Container Corp.

——

redeemable preferred (quar.)
Tire Corp. Ltd. (quar.)—

7-

2

6-

2

7-

2

6-

2

$15c

—

6-

2

5-21

tlOc

2

$20c

Ltd.-—

4#

6-

2

5-15

—~

.'!

—

iquar.)

6-30

6-16

6-30

6-16

6-10

5-16

25c

—-

—

15c
40c

Extra-

—

$1.75

7-

1

6-12

6-

i

5-15

$$2.50

,7- 2

6-20

5-31

5-15

6-

preferred

5-21

5-

.............

Stock dividend

5-15

6-20

6-10

9-20

9-10

Coty International Corp.—
Crane Co., 3%#
preferred

•1.25

12-20

12-10

42c

6-10

5-20

6-30

6-18

6-30

6-18

$1.06%-

6-30

6-18

$1,12 »/2

C-

$1.23

4-30

5-31

5-15

Common

(quar.)

1

6-13

Crum

1

6-13

8#

Series

A

Series

A

30c

6-

1

1

5-20

5-

5#
Clark

5#

Semi-annual
Cleveland

$4.50

Class

A

Class

A

1

5-16

Daggafontein

7-15

6-30

6-20

6-

2

1

7-

7

8-

7-11

7-31

3

10-23

10-

12-18

11 28
6-

9-25

9- 5

11-

11-26

7

10c
40c
$1
25c

7-15

6-13

1

5-17

6-16

6-

2

Delaware

6-16

6-

2

Dennison Mfg.,

6-2

5-20

6-13

5-211

Co.

Collins

preferred
Aikman

&

Insurance Co.

Colonial Sand & Stone Co.

5-10

$2.50

5-28

Denver

5-23

6-10

-

Colorado

Central

5-23

Detroit

1

6-20

Devoe

12-10

50c

2

G-

_

6-

w'

87%C
•

50c

i.

9

5-

Common

5-

6-2

12-28

5#

5-31

9

5-

2

$35

9

12-20

7-

$1

5-

1

Common

4*/2#

preferred

Colorado

Milling

6-13

1

$7.40

7-

1

6-13

$5c

6-

2

5-15

Carbon

Columbian

(Boston)
Combined

6-30

6-12

2

5-20

6-

5-29

5-

8

6-

2

6-30

•

6-

3

6

lie

6-

2

5-

11c

(quar.)__
Enterprises

Ltd.

7-

1

6-16

8-

1

7-16

Credit

Life

Insurance

Ky.)
(quar.)
Community Public Service
Cone Mills

Corp., common

Dominion Bridge, Ltd.

6-10

5-15

Dominion

6-10
6-

2

6-

2

Dorr

5-

5

6-

2

20c

6-13

5-29

6-26

5-

1

|

4#

preferred (quar.)
Lite Assn. (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
—u-.
—
Connelly Containers, common (initial)
40c preferred
.;
Consolidated Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Ooppermines Corp. (reduced/

8

6-

1

5-15

Edison

Co. of N. Y.

Consolidated

Electrodynamics

Consolidated

Freightways

Consolidated

Laundries

Dravo

5-16

Drewry's,

5-31

5-16

6-15

6-

2

9-15

9-

2

$50c

12-15

12-

1

5-

2

5-

2

6-

5

40c

6-

5

20c

6-28

5c

Consolidated

Paper

Consolidated

Textile,

Co.

5#

(increased)

Corp.

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp.

(quar.)

(quar.)

pfd.




(s-a)

Corp.

6-10

7-

1

10-

1

9-10

6-16

5-10
5-

6-13

10c

6-20

6-

$$1

6-30

5-31

9

10c

6-

2

5-

1

70c

6-16

5-

Corp.,

Drexel

10c

6-13

20c

6-13

5-29

6-

2

5-15

25c

6-

2

5-20

50c

6-

2

5-27

Co.

4#

Ltd.,

U.

Furniture

5-15

40c

6-

1

5-

1

$1.12%

6-

1

5-

1

;

$1.25

.9-

1

8-

8

$1.25

12-

1

11-

7

6-15

6-

6

20C

5-28

5-13

5-31

5-13

6-14

35c

6- 2

5-

50C

$2 preferred (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing: Corp.;

6-20

6- 2

30c

7-

9-29
6-

Bearing Co. (quar.)
&s Co

Morse

(quar.)—

pfd.

6#

5-20

Farmers
N.

;

Life Insurance

& Traders

6-

5

Electric

Pacific

6-16

Federal

9-

6-20

6-

2

5-27

.5-

7

5-27

5-

7

$3

7-

6-15

1

5-23

6-10

60c
17c

6-16

5-31

20c

(quar.)

6-16

6-

2

25c

5-28

5-16

68%C

Corp., common (quar.)
preferred 1953 series (quar.)

5V2#

5-28

5-16

5

Compress

Warehouse

&

Extra

5

-

—

,

12-20
Federal Insurance Co.

5-15

(quar.)

1

6-

1

6-10

5-20

6-10

5-20

10c

4-28
6-

5

Federal

7-15

7- 3

Class

$1.50

7-

1

6-14

Federal Screw Works (quar.)

$$7

8-

1

3-31

Federal Paper Board, 4.60#

15c

6-

2

5-15

Federal

60c

6-

2

5-14

93 %c

6-

2

5-14

Ferro

-1

5-

1

6-

20c

—

-

6-

30c

(quar.)——

_i

(quar.)

15c
45c
45c

5

1

9

6-

9

5-29

6-15

6-10

5-29

Field

Murage (Def.I,

93 %c

6-

2

5-14

6-

2

5-14

$$2.50

7-

2

6-13

37 %c

7-

1

6-

lc

35c

6-

2

5-12

50c

•

(quar.)

5-20

5-13

First

5-

5

Fishman

5-

5

Fittings, Ltd., class A

5-

5

■

3

•

5-15

62yaO

6-15

6- 0

62YzC

12-15

12- 5

$1

—

50c

40c

2

5-19

Food

Mart,

2

6-

2

5-15

1

6-30

6-20

6-30

6-20

6-16

5-22

$1

6-16

5-22 '

$1.12%

6-16

5-22

25c

6-17

5-

12%C

6-16

6-

6-27

6-1G

Foote Mineral Co.

25c

6-27

6-1G

Forbes

25c

—

6-10

6-

2

Ford Motor Co.

2

Ford Motor, Ltd. (Ordinary)
Ford Motor (Canada), Ltd.,

15c

6-12

6-

4#

6-11

5-23'

t30c

•

,

6-14

5-23

pfd. A- (s-a)—

•

5-26

5-13

5-26

5-13

*-

(quar¬
10c

5-

50c

-

5-24

1

5-31

5-15

—

35c

(quar.)

class B

B

3#
20c

'

(quar.)

60c

(final)

(quar.)—..

5%#

2

5-23
5-13
3-26

6-16

5-

6

$$1.25

6-16

5-

6

25c

7-

1

6-16

25c

6-

2

5-15

25c

7-11

7-21
1

6-20

25c

6- 2

5-19

Sulphur

75c

6-

6-14

1

6-20

39c

7-

1

6-30

Freeport

U7'/2C

7-30

6-30

Friedman

25c

5-29

1-30-59

1-16

*25c

5-30

5-15

$62V2C

5-30

5-10

*12M»c

8- 1

7-

2

Gardner-Denver

2

6-

2

Gas

!

5-16

Industries, Ltd

6-

2

Company

1

6-

■

6-

6-12

$$1.25

"

7-

15C

preferred

Foxboro

6-12

1

5-26

•:

(quar.)

class A (quar.)
!
Foremost Dairies Inc. (quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)„—
Foster-FOrbes Glass Co., common (quar.)—_
Class

.

5

60c

-

Wallace Inc.,

6-

12c

dividend

&

2

6-10

...

—

50c

—

5-16

6- 9

$1.25

30c

—

4

5-15

T-

*

Stock

1

4

6-

6-14

6-

85C

.

5#

Inc.;
(quar.)

Inc.

6-

6-14

6-

$30c

(quar.)

Flying Tiger Line,

C-2G

6

17 %c

(quar.)—-—
(s-a)

Co., common

7-15

•6-

5-15

$1.12%

(quar.)_

$4 preferred (quar.)
'4%# preferred (quar.)

*

6-13

40c

Fleming Company, common
i
5#
preferred
(quar.).
Fllntkote

(quar.)

Co.

H.)

(M.

6-

45c

(increased-semi-annual)

Security Corp.

6-13

3

2

5-13

-—_

—

1

6-

2

6-27

40c

(quar.)
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4y2# pfd.
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)

6-. 3

6-

6-

2#

at Baltimore-

B

6-

$2

5-13

A

Class

7-

25c

2

31 %c

$1

—

6-

5-29

6-

preferred

40c

(quar.) —

6-14

6-15

(quar.)
(stock dividend)
—
(Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Held)
Filtrol
Corp.1 (quar.)

:

2

25c

28 %C

—

pfd. (quar.)

common

Corp.

40c

*

6-10

35c

Class

3

6-15

iquar.)—

Sign <fc Signal,

Finance Co. of America

Canada—

lc

(monthly)

class A

(monthly)

B

$1.25

97 %c

Inc.

8

tSyracuse

Y.)

93 %c

(quar.)

.

5-23

10c

Equipment Acceptance (quar.)-

6-16

———

(quar.)_

1

.

25c

(quar.)

5-28

——-

(quar.)
(quar.j-

-J

5c

Fanstecl Metallurgical Corp.

75c

,

5- 9

1

Fajardo Eastern :Sugar Associates—

12-

2#

—

9

5-29

'

9-17

2

5-

6-10
6-

6-17

6-

4-23

.

1

6-

60c

Fafnir

Fairbanks

1

12-31

r.

9

9-26

30c

.

$1.12%

6-16-,

1

5-15

6-10
50c

87 %C

preferred (quar.)-—1

4ii»#

12-26

35c

(quar.)—

(quar.)

:

Co. (quar.)
Realty
tqitar.)

68%c

7-

5-15

2

10c

8-

1

11-15

11-

1

15C

Friendly Finance Inc., 6# pfd. (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4#
pfd. (quar.)

8-15

10c

(L.)

6-15

5-31

2

5-16

$1

Gate

City Steel Inc.—
preferred (quar.)

6-

-

425c

$20c

7-

Service

2

5-16

5-23

4-30

General

6-14

Cigar

5-16

General

20c

6-

1

5-15

General

$ 15c

2

5-15

General

Foods

Oil

Industries,

Crude

15c

Co.

6-

1

5-15

General

6-

1

5-15

5#

50c

5-21

4-30

General Merchandise

5-21

4-30

General Motors Corp.,

1

5-20

25c

6-16

5-29

General

Outdoor

30c

7-15

6-16

General

Portland Cement Co.

$5

343/aC

(quar.)

1_

(quar.)

preferred

$3.75

50c

7-

1

6-20

General

6-10

5-23

General Steel

2

5-22

7-31

7-15

4»/2#

1

5-15

5V2#

35c

6-10

5-20

10c

5-19

35c

(quar.)—

(quar.)

of Pittsburgh

8:|4c
5c

_1ji
(quar.)

1
(stock dividend)

6-

5-

9

15c

5-23

5-12

25c

6-10

5-23

3#

5-26

4-25

6-16

5-30

3iy4c

5# preferred (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (s-a)^

6-

6-30

6-12

Co.

55c

(quc.r *

Kootenay Power Ltd., 7. pfd.

Past Tennessee Natural Gas,
preferred
Air Lines

(quar.)

(quar.)

com.

(accum.)
(quar.)__

6-10

5-23

$$1.75

6-16

5-31

7-

1

6-14

7-

1

5-15

5-15

5-16

6-27

6-13
5-29

2

5-16

20c

quar.)

15c
32#c
25c

b-

6-16

6-

5

$1.25

Co.

—

(quar.)

common

7-

1

6-20

10c

6-

2

5-13

50c

6-10

$1.25

(quar.)
Advertising
Co.

Castings

2

6-14

Co.

(quar.)„

6-

6-

5-15

1

93 %c

1

60c

7-

7

7-

6-10

7

5-20

(quar.)

45c

6-28

6-

9

(quar.)
(quar.)

50c

6-26

6-

6

40c

6-30

6-20

22yac

6- 2

2lYzc

6-

Corp.

preferred (1956 series)
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

of Florida—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—*

2

5-

;

8

5- 8

$1

8-15

7-25

8-15

7-25

8-15

7-25

33c

Telephone Co. of Kentucky—

preferred

$2.20
General
$2.25

6-10

7-

25c

preferred

5#

1

50c

22VzC

Common

J

62y2C

2

5-15

55C

6-

2

5-15

56c

(quar.)—

6-

5-31

5-15

of Ohio—
/quar.)

Telephone Co.

6-14

6-13

2

6-16

General Telephone Co.

General

Eagle-Picher

(reduced

(quar.)

Refractories

6-

8

General Telephone Co. of California—

General
50c

com.

6-

50c

(quar.)

preferred

40c

preferred (quar.)
S. A. (quar.)

(quar.)

6-

preferred

5-15

6-14

25c

(quar.)

Corp, (Del.)
Corp. (quar. )

50c

(quar.)

5-

25c

25c

Finance

6-

$3iy4c

(quar.)

Sons (quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)__

(quar.)
(quar.)

Co.

6-14

2

50c

(quar.).

(quar.)

General Acceptance Corp., common
General America Corp.
(quar.)

6-

1

6-

6-10

50c

Co., common

Co.

7-

50c
34c

32%c

6%#

$$1.25

(quar.)

Duro-Test Corp., common

Eastern

5-15

preferred (.1957 series) (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)

6-26

(quar.)—_

common

Duquesne Brewing Co.

5.20#

5-15

6-2

5-29

22%c

Federal

Dunhill International (extra)

East

5-29

—

6

Drug Fair-Connnunity Drug Co., Inc.
Dulany (J. H.) & Son (resumed)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)

Duriron

6-13

5-29

.

.

5-23

:•

6-30

7-

5-10

30c

:

—!

(quar.)

Corp.—

5- 8.

2

6-10

5-30

$1.25

90c

9

25c

Rcsister

5-15

$1.25

6

(quar.)

Chemical

5-20i

20c

preferred

$5

of Calif.—

preferred

5-31

Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,

Consolidated

v

25c

Inc.,

Oil Co.

6-14

:

$50c

Ltd, $2.5Q non-cum. pref. (s-a)
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines

7-15

6-

5-20

$1.18%
12 %c

(quar.)

5-20

Extra

Douglas
5V2#
Dow

Railroad, $5 preferred
$5 prefe*r$d (quar.)

6-

preferred (quar.)_
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)

Dover

$50c

—

(R. R.) <fc
Bros., Ltd.

Oliver,

20c

Confederation

7-15

1

Erie

6-

$2

6-30

Ltd.

Stores,

Donohue

4-30

6-

32yac

—

1

8-

'

1

(quar.)

preferred

Donnelley

5c

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-

6-2

6-10

-

.

1

(quar.)
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1 preference (quar.)
:
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—

7-16

(Louis¬

ville,

V

5-16

6- 2.

5-15

30e
5c

6-

Common

10c
Co.

4-21
5-29

1

5-24

Scottish Investments, Ltd.—

5-15

Commonwealth Income Fund—
Commonwealth

6

Tar &

1

25c

(quar.)—

6-

6-16

5#

1

$15c

(From investment income)-—.

5-23

:

5-12

*

6-1

—

7-1

Co.

8-

70c

(quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping

6

5

6-

30c

-L

(quar.)—.

7-

dividend)—

60c

Co.

6-

5-15

2

25c
—

75c

preference

5#

6-20

$1.65

——-

com. iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—_—
———
preferred (quar.»—_—
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)——
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
4.50# conv. preferred (quar.)-——
Equity
Corp.,
common
(stock
dividend).
(13/100th of a share of Financial Gen¬
eral Corp. common for each share held)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7# gtd. (quar.)

25C

Dominion

5#

7-

;

—

(quar.)

(quar.)_
(stock

6-

Co.

(quar.)

6-20

50c

Monthly

Dominion

5-10

Fedders-Quigan

Cement

35c

(quar.)___

1

$30c

(quar.)
Dodge Mfg., $1.56 preferred (quar.)
Dome
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)

*

Commercial

Co.

50c

Combined Locks Paper. Co., class A

6-13

i

7-

$1.05

(quar.)———

$1.12 y2
$1.12y2

Insurance

Life

5-10

6-30

50c

—

Dominion Electrohome

6-14

25c

7%C

(quar.)
(quar.)

Co.

National

Columbian

,'

4%C

(quar.)
Elevator

&

5-31

10 c

dividend

Pepper

5-15

5-30

(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
(quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assoc. (monthly)

terly from net investment income)
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.)
Dr.

6-14

5c

4YaYo

«

25c

(irreg.)

preferred

Portland

Stock

15c

_

5-29

25c

;

Inc.

5-20

25c

5#

•

6-10

25c

Reynolds Co., class A——:

Club

30c

(quar.)———

15c

Corp.rSeagrams, Ltd.
Diversified
Investment
Fund,

11c

(monthly)
(monthly)

5-12

'

Diners

6-19

(quar.)

Federal Glass Co.

Harvester

&

Diebold,

to

(monthly)

Emporium-Capwell Co.

5-12

2

Class B

5-16

2:

6-

87yac

Power, common

2

6-

9

6-

30c

Empire District Electric,

6-

$50c

5-14

6-30

prelerred

Elox

$50c

•,

5-14

5-14
2

Co.

Hose 6s Rubber

Corp.

-

6-

12 %C

pfd.

1st preferred

$3.50

to

5-14

(reduced)

Co.

5-21

50c

Union Stock Yard

7-

6-14

■

$3.50

to

$2.50

5-14

6-

35c

25c

Distillers

of Amer. (quar.)

6-10

50C

Detroit Edison Co.

6-14

.

'

IOC

(quar.)

1

Corp.—

5-10

2

1-1-59

__

Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Colonial Life

Tramway

2

Diamond

(quar.)
(resumed)

11-

S1.75

Dentist

■

3 Vz %

11-15

IOC

common A (quar.)

6-

5-14

6-

$1.41%

(quar.) —

Voting common (quar.)
8# debenture stock (quar.)
Supply Co. Of New York

5-16

$1.50

.

1

$4

(quar.)
(quar.)

(s-a)

6-

50c

(s-a)

8-

$1.75

Delaware & Bound Brook RR.
RR.

5-14

6-

50c

(s-a) ——.—
Emery Industries (quar.)—
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)

~

5-19

:

Ltd.

Mines,

7#

Farm

5-17

9

.,25c

-

Gold

8-15

$2

1

$1.25

(quar.)-a

Williams

$4

5#

Denver

International Corp

12%c

5-1!)

—

6-9

6-

6-

(quar.).,

(quar./
Corp. (Mich.)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—

Erie

preference (s-a)
Deere &
Co., common
(quar.)—
7% preferred
(quar.)

fi-

.5#

—

Coca-Cola

5-15

2

—

preferred A (quar.)_
3%# preferred B (quar.)—,
3.90# preferred C (quar.)„
Debenture
& Securities Corp.
of

$1.50

Coca-Cola

2

6-

93%C'

3'YaYo

6

6-26

60c

(initial)

6-

2V/zC

5-14

$1.34

50c

Mines

25c

Pittsburgh RR.—
7#
guaranteed (quar,)
4#
special guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
Clinton
Machine
Co.,
name
changed
Clinton Engines Corp. (stock dividend)

$$1.50

25c

2

$1.37%

—

-

Elox

,

Crystal Dairies (stock dividend)
Dana Corp., common
(quar.)—:
3% #
preferred
(quar.)—
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6# conv. pfd. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class BDay-Brite Lighting Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, common (quar.)-—

4

6-

6>20

$1.37%

Electrolux Corp.

25C

Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.

$1.25

preferred (quar.)Sandusky Brewing

Electric

5-23

Daitch

6-

.

37#c
37%c
37y2c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25

—.

5-15

(quar.)

*

5-14

6-

6-

5-15

28',8 c

$4 prior

6-

6-

6-

(quar./-

Auto-Lite

6

6-30

Sl.02'2

$1.06%

(quar.»__—

€-

6

5-16

-

——

—

$.160

1

(quar.).

5-16

A

32YzC

:

$1.42

6-

Curtiss-Wright Corp.—

Cleveland &

Cochenour

preferred

$1.60

9

5-23

(quar.)x--^_.—

Cleveland

1

6-

8-15

Co.,

5-16

$1.25

40c

15c

common

5-16

Co.—

(quar.)

preferred

Electric

5-15

Publishing

$1.50
$1.75
12#0

-

6-

;

2

1

6-

$1.18%

:

Electric Illuminating—

6-12

2

6-10

-

(s-a)

1

(quar.)——

$1 prelerred
Curtis

(qusr.)_:—

Eiectrograpbic Corp.

9-

6-16

$1.12y2
$1
87%c
$2

;

»\

7-

(quar.)..
(quar.)

$1.06

V

—

Clearfield ti Mahoning Ry:

7-30

6-

Engineering Corp.,

5-23

6-15

6-16

preferred (quar.)
second pfd. (series of 1957) iquar.).—
Electric Storage Battery Co. (quar.

6-16

1

28c

45c

:

Equipment, common
preferred (quar.)—

1

8-

28c

7%c

,

Co.. iqtiar.)„^

7-

(quar.)—^—

,

6-13

+25c

$5

$1.13

•

2

6.40#

-

(qua*.-)---—-----------

preferred
preferred

Class

:

(quar.)

preferred- lquar.)___

Clark. Controller

7

5c

common' (quar.)

5-16

•

(quar.)

dividend)

5

(quar.)__.

2

6-

$3.50

+—

(quar.)

6-

5-

$$1.30

preferred (quar.)—

Cuno

5-23

15c

—

6-30
1

7# preferred (quar.)

6-10

6-10

—

5.65#

5.68#

(qbar.)

$2 preferred

Cuban American sugar.

5-12

7-

(quur.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)_
Chicago Towel Co., common
7# preferred (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab.(quar.)
Chrysler Corp. .(reduced)-...:—-_
Cities Service Co. (quar,.)
—
Ctly Water (Chattanooga)—
.(stock

8

$1.12'/2

preferred

Common

2

5-

5-15

Chicago Molded Products Corp. fquar.)__—
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.)
4#

6-

5-26,
1

—

preferred
preferred

6-16

6-

(quar.)

5-16

6-

Corp., $4.20 pfd.
Coal Co.* Ltd. ,(s-a)——

Pass

preferred

$1.12

8

30c

.

A

Series

5-

2

Crystal Oil & Land Co.

6-13

1

7-

5-31

5.50#

1#

—

Forster,

&

$1.12

(quar.)

(quar.).
preferred

Nest

7-

5.36#

5-29

3iy4c

6-

$37»/2C

(quar.

preferred(quar.)-—---.——
preferred (quar.)—.—_
preferred (quar./preferred (series of 1956)
«quar.)
preferred (quar./
-—

5 Vz #

6-13

6-

—

Zellerbach

.7-

5-22

1

35c

6-16

'

preferred

4y4#

*

6-30

10c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Crown

$149
$1.17:

.

Common

A

$1.04

preferred (quar.)
4%# preferred lquar.)_
Chenango & Unadllla Telephone Corp.—
4%# preferred (quar.)
—
Chesapeake 6s Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—3'/2# conv. preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR...-.
—
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—

7-

A

4.10#
.

International Corp.—

Crown Cork & Seal Co.,

7%

4%#

Common

A

Class

; 5-15

1

5-29

V

.

o-14

(quar.)

Cork.

Crow's

Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 7# pfd. '(s-a)z.—.
Chattanooga Gas Co. iquar.)
Chemetron Corp., common (quar.)

45c

conv.

Class B

67y2c

Co.. iquar.)

B.l

(A.

6-13

—

preferred (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A (quar.) —

75c

Paper 6s Fibre Co., com.
prelerred
<quar.)_

5-20

93 %C

5\

$1

common

Paso Natural Gas
Common

Co.—

Sexton

&

4##

Crown

42y2C

50c

Champion
Chance

C'ribben

Class

Champion Oil 6s Refining—
$3
preference
(quar.)

Ohannning Corp. (quar.)

.

$1

2

6s

(quar.)

C-

,3#:
ioc.
--

on. common

Century Industries Coa: (quar.) 4
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)_

$4.50

Inc.

•1.25

5%

(G

W H)

$1.25

preferred (quar.)*.;
5% preferred (quar.).
Central Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
4.92# preferred (quar.) ;
4# preferred iquar.).
4Ya% preferred (quar.) —
Central Louisiana
Electric—
4.50# preferred iquar.)
Central & South West'.Corp. (quar.)_——
Central Telephone Co., 5.40# pfd. (quar.)_.
Central .Vermont Public Service Co.—
4.75#
preferred (quar.)
—
4.15# preferred (quar.**,
t——.
4.65# preferred (quar.)
—
Century Food. Markets Co.—-

1

$1.12 Yz

non-voting

B

$1.25

preferred (quar.)

Central of Georgia Ry.y 5#

6

Class
El

5

6-30

6-

$1

Co.

Corson

pfd. (quar.)

5#

Central Foundry Co.,

5-

Eddy Paper, Ltd.,
-

5-14

5-25

25c

prior

Class

(quar.)

A

5-15

1

6-13

Central Electric & Gas-rr.

4.75Ye

r

6-30

30C

preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
5%
prelerence Is-a) ,—
conv.

5-29

25c

Board Products iquar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
(increased/ —
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
-v~——
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred (quar.)
—.—

—-

Catalin Corp. of America—
$1.20

5-15

25c

A-

2nd preferred <quar.)_

30c

Cornell Paper

5-15

50c

—
—

6

75c

11%C

5-15

$1.12V2

7#pfd.; iquar.) ——

Co.,

(J. 1.1

6%#

.

60c

(quar.)—

$1.13

6-

5-

25c

6

1

;

5-16

5-23

—

6

6-

7-

25c

59%c

Carthage Mills iquar.)—
Casco
Products Corp.-:

5-31

5-31

56 %c

.

$3

,5-31

60c ;•

common iquar.)
prelerred iquar.)
4.80# preferred iquar.) ——
Carson Pirie & Scott, 4%#
pfd.

6-

1

Cook Paint & Varnish,

9

5-

,5-26

4-18

1

Rec.

oi

75c

(quar.!„^.

Corp.
Ecuadorean Corp.—

20c

6-12

2

6-10

Corp.,

4%#

Controls

5-14

2

6-

Paper

7-

of

1

6-

40c

Eaton
Eaton

7-

-

7-

12%C

—

1

5-

Corp.

2

6-

30c

(quar.)
Manufacturing

$1.04

of America (quar.).—
common (qua*.)
preferred (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)——
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—
6# preferred (quar.) —
Copper Range Co. (quar.)—
^—
—
Cosmopolitan
Realty
(quar.)——
—
Quarterly *————-— -——-—~~
Copeland Refrigeration (reduced)
Corby <H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A voting—

'

——

Carpenter Pai>er <quar./__
Carpenter Steel Co. jqnar.)
Carrier

;

50c

Carlisle Corp.. tquar.M

Case

6-

5-21

-

———

Western Natural Gas Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
Capitol Records (quar.)——.
Canadian

Co.

2

6-

2

7-

$$1

$$1.25
$$1.25

—

Eastern

$1.12 Vz

(Me.i (quar.).
America, com. (quar.)—
4# preferred (quar.)—
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago! (quar.)
Continental Can Co.] common (quar.)———
$3.75 preferred (quar.)————
i.-4.50# conv. 2nd pfd (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago/ (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel IndustriesCommon
(stock dividend)
5# preferred (quar.)
Continental Giri Co., 4'/2# pfd. (quar.)__—
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
<s-a)_

2
2

1

HoMere

Payable

Share

Name of Company

4-30

2

5-20

60c

(quar.)——

common

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

Water Co.

66-

Canadian

Carborundum

5

6-

Power Co.,

preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16

$15c

Oil Cos.,—

Extra.

2

$$1.25

5# preferred /quar.;
5#

5-36

6-16

$20c

redeemable preferred (quar.)

4#

6-16

$25c

iquar.)
Ingersoll-Rand, Ltd. (quar.)___-.
International Investment Trust Ltd.

5-

5-30

$37y2c

Glass, Ltd. (quar.).—;

$25c

Machine, Ltd., class A

Canadian Ice

6-

$10c

-

~————

of Ree

2

6-

$12c

class A (quar.)

Ltd.,

Theatres

Consolidated

6-16

-

When

Payable

When

Per

Holder*

Par
Share

Holder«

When

per

Share

preferred

Telephone

preferred

Co.

(quar.)

of

Pennsylvania,—

(Continued

on page

52)

Volume 187

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

(2233)
4

=

Stock Record

New York Stock
Exchange

«»

DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
;

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

==

Range for Previous

28

Oct

21

33% Jun

ll1,4 Jan

30

64% May 17
16 % May 27

12% Oct 21
21

17

104% May 22
17% Jun 10

2

Dec

Lowest

51% July 15

Nov 13

{36%

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

37% Feb 12
92

30 Va Jan

3

43% Jan

13

14

7

Jan
'

37% Jan

14% Jan

Dec

27

38% Jan

8

19% Jan

24

27% July 18
27 V4 Jan 11

20 Va Jan

24

Mar

Feb

1

12

204

19% Oct

11

7

143

7

7

16% Dec 31
45% Oct 21

31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8

176% Feb 15

232% Jun 28

23% Dec 30
155

July

V., 2';

Dec

25% Dec 16

1

Jun

70

25

114

Oct

30

Oct

17

8

24% Jan

10

2Va Jan

3

11'A Jan

2

33

May

Jan

2

3 Va Mar 26

17% May

Jan

2

114

14

Jan

2

21

72

Jan

16

80

4 Va Jan

2

7

Oct

24

165

Apr

28

Apr 21
Apr 30
5% Jan 27

Mar 17

211

Apr

17

91 Va Jan

27

17
22

Sep

5

80

Jan

21

18% Mar 28

3

14% Apr
30 Va Jan

2

65% Apr
110% jun

2

37% Mar 11

13

16% Nov 25

68 % Nov 18

98% Jan

3

20 % Nov 26

23% July

3

91

Apr

18

12% Jan

3

72 Va Apr
Jun

96

29

21

1

Jan

9

14% Feb

20

80% Feb

2

4

25

May 13

36% Dec 24

59

Oct

4

40% Jan 13

25% Dec 30

49% Mar 24

30% Jan

8

27

34% May 12
15% *an 21

12

Nov

7

35

Dec

30

87

Nov

22% Aug 13

17

10% May 14

19

35% Jan

2

47% Mar 19

82

30

74

6

80% Apr 22
26% Jan 22

119

23% NOV 19
27 Va Dec 23
59% Dec 30

39

102

14

#-*77
,

31%

Oct

Oct

30
7

81

96

Feb

25

64% Jan

2

3

14% Jan

May 8
76% May 12
18 % Feb 17

2

Jan

2

85% Jan

0

8

34% Jan

13

97% Jan

Oct

21

32 % Dec
66

27

95'/a May 14
42% Apr

27 Va Apr

5

11%

Dec

3

108 Va Apr

24

32% Jan

2

5

May
57% July

9

19% Feb

25

8

33% Jan

2

8

78

18

July

24% Jan

13

Jan

Jan

37% Feb

3% Jan
41% Jan

35% Jun

42 % Mar

40

64% July
64
Sep
39% Jan

6

90

2

45% July 25

38% Dec 30

May 9
22% Mar 13

2

19

37 % Nov 27
20

7

Industries

Allied

8

May

Feb

18

convertible

Inc

convertible

Inc

7%
preferred
American Chain

39% Jan

17

23% Oct 22

25

Feb

24

29% Oct 22
11% May 7
13% Dec 30

39% May 22
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14

96% Mar
47% May
32% May

38% Jan

2

35

Oct

21

49

19%

30

32% Feb 12
19% Jan
2

37

Dec

11% Jan

14% Apr 28

American &

23% May 2
95
Jan 28

73

Oct 28

135

NOV 28

Feb

84% Dec

18

16% Jan

2

75

7

Jan

5

73

Jan 13

15% Aug 19
97% Jun
7

13

Jan

3

94

Jan

31

12% Oct 22

16% Jun

3

13

Feb

27

15% Jan

17% Jun

11

10% Feb
92

93

12

Nov 29

Oct

2
10

102

16

Jan

29%.Oct 22

May 27
43% July 16

32% Jan

78

Aug 28

83

79

41

Jan

21

16

Oct

22

58% July 18
28% Jun 13

88

Jun

28

Feb

99 Va Feb

20% Dec

20

29

24

Dec

11

Nov 14

4

6

31

11

5% Jan
44

7

8% Mar 21
64% Jan 31

Oct 22

33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
18% Jan
9

30% Oct 22
33% Oct

22

10% Dec

24

141

Nov

15

158

Apr
4
341'2 Jan 10

17% Oct 21
52% Dec 31
35% Dec 31
133% Nov
4

39% Oct
113

Oct

18
30

97% July
3
63% Jun 11

96

Jan

Jan

102

Apr
37% Feb

•

21% Mar 24

Jan

3

20% Feb

28

95% May 16
23% Mar 7

92

22% May

1

11

Jan

3

8

Tan

48% Jan
20% Jam
36

154-

27% Jan

65% Jan

12
6

7% Oct

24

12

2

8% Jan

2

4

167% Jan

3

22

25

Dec

8% Oct
24

Nov

179% Mar

78% Jan

31

131% Feb

14

30
22

44% July 11
11% July 26

29

33 Vc

6

25% Feb

16

Apr

125 % May

2

31 Va Jan

Jan

56

May

1

6

75

Apr 28
30% Mar 5

33% Apr 23
113/4 Mar 19
177% Apr

18
87% Apr 28

74% Feb 27
122% Jan
8

134

Apr 23
Apr 10

25% Jan

2

31

9% Jan

2

13% May 13

7

27% Feb

23% Oct

4

25% Jan 23

23% Jan 10

9% Oct

26% Mar 13

21

19% Mar

10% Jan

12% Jan

19% Oct

22

39% Dec 30

33% Aug
72% Jan

45

Dec

30

81

May

31% Feb

2

45

Dec

84

Aug 29

32% Dec

30

22% Oct

21

24%. Oct
For

22

footnotes

6

7

American Motors

26

Jan

8

28% Mar

2

5

22% Jan

2

9

40

Jan

13

2

47% Apr

8

27% May
48
*

3
28

7

Mar 24

57% Mar 25

95% May 9
50 v2 July 12
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
see




page 28.

41

Jan

7

88

Jan

33

Jan

3

22

Jan

13

52

2

253i Apr 21

Apr 21

100
j

-

May 13
37% Apr 28

29 V4 May
30

Feb

8
12

80

5

4%

5

4%

5

220

*190

220

25,000

5,000

34 %

13,200

220

90%

•190

210

•88

95

95

95

13%

•92

13%

13%

77

13 Vb

13 Vb

78%
24%

*13 Va

X76 %

13%

77%

13 Va

753/4

76%

75 Va

76%

x24 %

75%

243/4

95

24%

43%

,

*92

24%

42%

44%
34%

25

43%

42

43%

95

•24

24%

~40

90%

13 Va

*92

95

10

13 Va
763/4

•24

13,500

700

24%

800

41%

42%

42%

44%

33

x79

33%
10%

33%

33%
10%

34

43%

12,400

34

11

34

34%

3,600

44%

10%

103/4

45%

10%

45%

45%

10%

45 %

6,000

79%

Ik

11%
45%

5
par

78%

45%

45%

•783/4

793/4

45 3/4

78%

78%

5,400

22%

22%

2274

223/4

♦95

96 %

•95%

10%
'

22%

79%
23'/a

*95

96

96

96

x31%
27%

31%

31%

31%

27%

31%
27%

313/4

30%

31 Va

27%

31

26%

27 %

31%

67%

68%

67

26%

68

26%

66%

26%

27

67 Va

x65 %

55,800
22,000

43

43%

45

45

1

46

*34

47

*34

35

35

35

22%

100
10

'

23%

35

96

*78

79

22%

260

22%

•95 Va

200

*34%

66

64%
46

2,900

65 Va

48

48

71,500

* 96

46

280

39

39%

38%

39

353/4

39

40%

300

943i

39

93%
76 %

35%
39 Va

35 V*

94

94

39

91 Vb

39 %

93%

91

933%

933/a

75%

76%

94 Va

75

2,500
11,100

76

76%

76%

17%

17%

17%

17 %

17 Va

75%

1,500

92%

17%

92%

92 y4

75%
17%

75

%

94

17%

17%

94

17,200

41V4
105%

95%

94

92 Va

92 Va

105 Va

1

Xl7%

100

x92
41

29%
•63

41%
*104%
29%

30
65

21'A
34%

*63

21%

34%

41%

41

107

*104%

30%

30%

65

21%

*63

21%

34%

*85

34%

41%
107
31

65

21 Vo

21%

34%

343/s

41

*85

41%

•104%

31%
21

106

•407a
•104%

Va

34%

600

41 %

106

-

31%

•30%
•63

1,100
20

;

31%

65

•63

•'

*85

17

17%

17

17%

*19

19%

*19

193/s

1

4%

12.50

46%

47

41%

41%

No par
No par

43%

44

79

79%

10

100

65

21%343/4

•90

2,800

21%

21%

9,500

34'/a

34%

4,200

•100

•41 Va

413/4

1,600
1,400
2,000

42

42

41%

413/4

433/4

433/4

433%

43%

43%

78%

79%

43%

78

78

34%

x77%

•333/4

34%

333%

78%

333/4

•33%

14,300

34 Va

*93%

94

•90%

47 VB

31%

44 Va

43%

46 Va
•31

94

•93%

400

94

93%

94

47%

46 Va

47 Va

46%

313/4

47%'

•31 %

31%

31 %

31%

1,000

43%

43%

433/a

43 5/a

16,700
3,900

.

43%
Xl7%

44%

43%

17%

17%

173/4

173%

18

*17%

18

17%

17%

17%

173/8

1734

*3G

17%

38

•17%

18

•17%

38

17%

•36

37

•36

50

31,600

38

*36

24%
13%

25%

24%

13%

13

23

23 Vb

10

82

84

1

90%

No par

15%

16

•103

22%

xl9%

103

19%

*100

•

*13%
19%

102

•36

24%

13%

12%

100

34%

34n;,

33%

44 Vs

245/a

17%

24%

173/a

24%

13

13%

233/8

223/4

23

82%

78

78

90

16

13%

23

•79

23%

91 Va

*15%

.

13%

38%
24%

84.

90

110

*13%

%

*80

92%

91%

90

90%

*15%

110

•103

13%

13 %

19%

19%

102

*100

34

15%
110

13%
19%
102

33%

33%

•153%
*103

•13%
19%
•100

16
110

13%
19%
102

24%

4,200

13 %

13%

18,200

23 Va

23'A

3,900

•78

80

893/4

500

91%

•153/4

16

•103

200

13%

193/8

19%

•100%

I,100
2,900

102

33%

84 Va

84 Va
53%

•84%

86

•513/4

52

21

x20%

21%

95%

*82%

84 %

84%

84

Va

•82%

84%

*52%

53 %

51%

52%

21%

52%
21 %

52 Va

21%

21%

21

217/4

20%

*95%

96%

•95 Va

•53

9,900

110

13%

33%

No par

700

24 Vb

33%

common—1

333/4

9,900
90

500

43,100

1

*95%

96%

2

*95%

96'/a

20%

95 %

20

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20 Va

20

com

20%

*22%
13%

23 VB

20%

3,600

*22%
*13%

23%

•22%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 %

200

13%

•13%

13%
5734

14%

14%

14%

58%

58

58%

1

5

•

Co

25

No par

13-%

24%
36%
37

11%

1

100

24%

11%

common

•13%

13%

13 5/8

13%

500

12%

14'A

12%

13%

13 V*

13%

58%

,

58%

58%

59

59%

59%

466,800
3,900

24 Va

•24%

24

24%

24%

36 Ti,

36%

367«

36%

37

36%

37%

36%

24%
37%

38%

157

10

13%

96%

23%

3,800

36%
11%

37%

35%

36%

35%

363/4

36%

37%

14,300

12

46,100

157

157

12%
157

,

*24

12

157

12%'
157

n3A
•155

12
157

ll'/a
•155

157

30%

29%

30%

29%

2974

28%

29%

29%

64

par

65

62 Vb

62 «A

29%

62

62

61

61

62

62

43%

par

44%

149
55

55

43 %

150

25

*123%

125%

32%

32%

150

%
*123%
32%
54

44

151 %
55

43%

4374

42%

150%

150%

150%

151%

150

54%

•54

55

55

43

42%

5,600
330

150

543'4

55

1,400

110

29%

43 Vs

II,400
510

800

125%

•123%

125 Va

•123%

125%

•123%

125%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

3,700

1

Tobacco

69%

69

70%

69 %

70

68%

69

69

69

3,000

25

28%

29

28%

29

28%

29

283,4

29

28%

29

25

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

10%

10%

2,000
1,570
1,300

5

10

-

70%

.

10

175%

10

176 VB

84%

84%

common

preferred

132

100

Corp

American Water Works

Co

175 Va
84

10 Vb

10 Va

10 Va

10%

10%

175%

175%

175%

175%

176%

84%

84 Vi

85%

85

130%

131%

131

25

131%

131%

27%

27%

28 >A

27%

13

com—5

132%

27%

25

series

13 %

13

13%
27%

127b

28'A

27%

13 %

1234

•26%

85%
131

176% 176%
85%
85%

63,700
18,700

131%

430

28%

131%
28%
28%

12%

12%

34,800
21,900

12%

•26%

27 VB

•26%

27 Va

x26

26

*26

26 Va

•26

26%

26

26

11%

*11%

11%

11

11 Va

11

11%

11

11

3,000

26 Va

26%

25

26

8,000

27 Va

27%

27 Vs

27%

600

•

series

Lead

&

25

1

11%
26 34

27 VB

27

27%

26%

27 Va

50

Amphenol Electronics

Smelting—1

Corp

Anaconda Co
Anaconda Wire

27,700

473/i

44%

46%

100

5%%

473/,

46%

42

31%

-.25

6%

46%

47 Va

34%

93

American Tobacco

Zinc

17,900

79%

47%

American Tel & Tel Co

Preferred

200

5%

78 VB

12.50

Co

Preferred

17 Va

193/i

5

5

Sugar Refining common
preferred

American

16%
19%

5%

463A

32%

100

American Viscose

16%
19%

43%

*43%

34%

93

16%
•19

4%

1

Co

American Sumatra

42

17%
193/B

4%

47

46%

10

Building Co..No
Refg com
No

American Stores

46 3%

16%
•19

4%

32

No par
40c

Co

Co

4%

10

preferred

Gas

4%

34%

noncumuiative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1

--

•25%

26%

44%

4434

43%

44%

43

43%

43

43%

43

43%

No par

49

50

49%

49%

49%

49%

49%

49%

49

50

6.25

50

5034

50%

51 Va

51

51%

51%

51%

51%

513/4

No par

& Cable

•100

'

170

18,000
440

Hocking Glass Corp—

Common

84 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co.—
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes

•77%

4%

1

preferred

Anchor

11

5

16>/4

6%

6%

2,000

4%

33%

100

Co

American Snuff

7%

—km

20%

80

16 Va

& Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5

Amer

116%

20 Va

•77 Va

343/4

Corp

Corp

American Optical

7%

*114'A

80

33 Va

No par

Products

convertible

46 % Mar 24

40- Apr 24
34% Apr 25

Oct

6%%

35% Jan

67% Dec 31

160

American Metal

American Ship
Amer SmeB &

154

20%

•77 Va

34%

7% preferred
American Seating Co

.

116%

20%

80

32%

100

68

2

•114

5,400

35

preferred

May 12
30% May 13

l

20%

—

167 a

*77%

5%

20

Inc

48% Apr 10
2

116%

20 VB

—

16%

34%

Amer Potash

24

69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19

4%%.

14% Mar 13

5

*113%

20%

—

10,300

35%

Co

Climax

42 % Jan

May

116%

20 %

80

17

3,300

2 7-4

34%

2

Amer Machine & Metals
Amer Metal

3

157

20%

16%

32
160

2%

•91%

&%#> prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common..7
3.90% preferred
100

7
9

*114

31%
•154

2%

1

6% noncumuiative preferred__100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1

American News

13

116%

10%

216

100

No par

American Home Products
American Ice Co common

28% Mar 13
39 % Mar 6

Jan

163B

19,200

16%

10

Corp
American Hawaiian SS Co

American Natural

22% Jan

16%

32 Va
160

2%

3,800
1

300

56%

15%

Foreign Power..No par

American Molasses

9

16%

31 Va
•154

3

'

23

•212

No par

American Enka Corp
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc

603/4 Apr

a

17%

313%
160

23 '4

212

•88

b American Electric Power Co_
American Encaustic Tiling

S

28

31 Va
*154

2%

•209%

56 Va

50

Cable

Distilling

S

Apr 21

33% Apr
11% Jan

&

233% May 6
143/4 Apr 22
14% May 12

2

Jan

6

17

Jan

6

11

17% Jan

Oct

39

7

47% Jan

Apr

45% Mar 12

27

84% Apr 14
67% Mar 24

43

3

8

Apr 21

20% May

3

117% Jan

47% Jan

May

14 V, Jan

a

145

3

American

28

31%
160

2:%

210

18%
*22

•190

Sugar com
4%% prior preferred—»
American Cyanamid Co

16% Mar 11
108

14

45% Jan
123% Feb

15

93

.

a

155% Jan 24

27% Dec 31

22% Nov

July 31

July 31
16% Jun 12

18% Dec 23

'

2b % Apr

2

x31%
*154

*206

56%

16%

100

American Hardware

70

1

215

19Hb
23

47,100

89

common

3

31% Feb

32%

25

Co

80 Va Jan

17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2

55 3 4

20

Radio

93% Feb 27
48'A July 15
29 Va Apr 30

16% Dec 23

•22 %

56%

200

1,200

9%
19 Va

220

American Crystal

10% Oct 21

193a

23 V2

55%

Co—

American Chicle Co

Apr 30

193%

23 %

57 %

9%

8)

common..

&

45% Feb

2

19%

24%

5,700

Broadcasting-Paramount

Theatres

35% May

30

19%

%

24

*211

10 Vb

,

185

16 "4

preferred

70 a/. Tv^ov

14% Jan

9%

185

*190

No par
1

Amer Brake Shoe Co conf

2

13% Jan

>19%
*56%

.

2%

*190

50

2

7

93/4

185

16%

preferred

17

Jun

9%

•181

90%

American Bosch Arm a
Corp

American Can

_

9%

8%

160

5

American Bakeries Co com
No par
4%% conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common
10

48

45% May
18Va Apr 28
18% Apr 21

184%

...

16%

American Airlines common
3%% convertible preferred

62% Jan

35'A Oct 22

57%

184%

5,300

3,100
40,300
5,100

12.50

39 V2 Jan

75% Nov 26

24%

184%

20

'

90 Va

Corp.

2

5

9%
19%

*114

No par

Petroleum Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical

29% Jan

24

Oct

*181

193%

'

17%

preferred

8

25

28

29%

No par

5
3»

53% Jan

22%

*29%

19%

1

Amerada

2

42% Jan 21

223/b

29%

17%
39

18 Va

90

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)

5% preferred
American Cable

24

22%

•29 %

16%

5

Apr 25
19% May 16
5% May 15

Apr 28

22%

29%

173/a
383/4

18%

16%

4%

4%

223%

•29 V2

17%
39%

18%

89%

Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common—No

9%

193/4

20

22%

29%

2%

18

Allied

Amerace

20 Va

22%

17 Va

38%
,

10

:

Corp

Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills

6%

20

22%

20 %

Inc

Chemical

109

*28%

23

29 Va
185

*77%

Allied Kid Co

Amer
4

20 Va May

Aug
8
3% Oct 22

63

Mar 31

2
6% July 11

19

25

7
59% Mar 19

Mar

140

Allen

109

17%

-

No par

preferred

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd

Amalgamated Leather

IS

16

Sep

12

16

52
Apr 29
35% May 16
40% Mar 3

Jan

25

104% Feb

Ian

33% Feb 21

51

30

conv

109

18%

32%

—100

Aluminum Co of America

37'A Aug

11

6%

109

39 %

5

preferred A
$4 conv prior preferred

11,900
1,200

109%

17%

1

5 % Vo

553/a

18%

100

common

74% Mar 24

99% Mar 28

16% Oct

common

preferred

Aluminium Limited

93% Nov 13

32 % Dec

Inc

4% %

32 % Mar 12

99

22

31

Aldens

55

38%

*154

100

Alleghany Corp

55%

18%

57

1

preferred

700

54%

20 VB

2

common

37%

39%

24%

2

34 % Mar 11

Jan

27% Jan 21

113

Alco Products Inc

Shares

553/4

37%

18%

*214Va 220

100

Mining

the Week

37%

19%

Xl9'/li

1

Corp

Friday
May 16

May 15
•37 Va

19

8%

100

Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold
7%

39%

Thursday

37'%

20 %

Va

29%

No par

2

27

3
7

Engineering Co

pfd 1951 series

Gas

39%

•108

17%

♦181

1

26% Apr 10
•0% Jan
2

22% May 16
01% Jan
1

10

70% Aug
24 % Jan

30

Jau

8

Alabama

17%

1

Air Reduction Inc common

109%

17%

22%

No par

preferred
i
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement

30% Feb 21
53% July
147% Jun

22

Dec

July

8

Jan

29'A Jan

31

88% Nov 13
59

9

May 10
Jan
4

53% July

21% Dec 27
24% Nov 13
Dec

Jan

36'A May

6

33

2

47% Jun

70% Dec 20

20% Dec

Jan

Corp
Aeroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard

5474

Sales far

18 Va

Corp__l0

Admiral

•108

•37

56%

39

1

Corp

109 Va

SALE PRICES

May 14

37%

55%

HIGH

Wednesday

20

1

Addressograph-Multigraph

37

17%

10

Adams-Millis

conv

109

25
Inc

Adams Express Co

4.50%

56 %

1

Co

Tuesday
May 13

37 Va

56%

100

Industries Inc

ACF-Wrigley Stores
Acme Steel

37 Va

5

common..

4% conv preferred
ABC Vending
Corp

6

25'A May
1
57% May 12
Mar 6

2

1

Abbott Laboratories

ACF

Monday
May 12

r»r

Abacus Fund

6
22

210

108

146

28% Dec 30
12% Oct

13

8

240

80% Dec 31

93 Va Dec

2

Jan

18% May 13
77'A Jan 14
9% Jun 14

3% Dec 30
190

inQ4 Jab

49*%

Apr

3

10% May 15
21% Jan
8

28

193% Jan

Aug 28
3% May 28

19% Jan

13% Dec 20
■

188

Jan

16l% Jan

37% May 12
57% May 6
HOVa May 2
17% Apr ll
45% Feb 14
19% May 16

160

23

10% Dec 30
107

Jan

LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

24% Jan
23% May
30 V4 May

24% Jan

Jun

14% Jan

't

6% Dec 30

NEW YORK

Highest

102 Va Jan,

7 20% Dec
132

5

STOCKS

Year 1957
Lowest

Copper

Mining—

21.80

10
14

102

36 %

28'%

100

36%

27

•27%>

28%

100

•100

35%
.

35%

35 Va

27%

27%

26%

*27%

28%

•27%

103

35%
27%
28

3,500

•100

103

35

35

34%

35%

900

26%

27%

27%

27%

10,100

28

26%

26%

100

•27

•100

103

20

,11

17

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

18

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

.

(2234)

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK

LOW AND HIGH SALE

STOCKS

Bange for

Previous

28% Dec

16% Jan
Jan

92

Sep

18

Feb

6% Jan

3% Jan

15

7%
29%
16%
29%
9V*

24% May 12

19% May

Feb 25

6
31% May 31

27% Feb

12

8% Nov 22

2

22

7
8

36% July 19

17

Dec

14% Dec 24
27 Vis Oct 17

90

Feb 26

86

16% Apr

5
7

6% Jun

3% Oct 22
28

2

22% Jan

18

30

5
14

79

7

12% Feb 10

4

Feb
32% Jun

20% Nov 18

Feb £5

39% Apr

2
8

65% Jan

10
10% Oct 21

39% Dec

Jan

22

39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4

18

21% Dec 31

35%
28%
48%
15%
27%

2

29

6% Jan

9

No par
Argo Oil Corp
5
Armco Steel Corp
—10
Armour & Co
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
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
Archer-Daniels-Midland

Mar 24
May 7
May 6
Mar 13
Apr
1
May 5
Jan
9
May 16
Jan 23
Jan 16
May 13
May 5

,

May

Jan

22

34

4

103

83% Nov

4

78

Jun

6

16 34 Nov 19

27

Jan

li

Jan 28

0

Jan

34% Apr 25
105
May 5
77% Feb 7

2

94% Jan

2

29

6

27% Oct

67

,

25%
*88%
*16%
7%
24%
16

28%
9

Common

Sante Fe—
10
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
4%
preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
No par

8

35'A May 9
92
Feb 28

2
Feb 25
Jan
9

33% May 9
40% Jan 16
90
Jan 15

Jan

7
2

31% Dec

83% Nov

1

95

86'/o Jan

8% Nov
27

10% Feb

13
Jan 23

27% Jan

50% July 15
57% Jun
6

26% Nov 13
86% Nov 13

34
86

Jan

25

113/4 Jan

24

6% Jan

2

Jan

24

14% Jan

94

1

75% Nov

6

6% Dec 30

7-% Jan

18% Mar 22

16% Jan

8

Dec 30

79% July 16

7

Nov 26

14

16'/a Nov 26

21

38

4% Oct

22

73/4 July
48%! July

Jan

5

3

Automatic

Powder

10

May

35%

20

L

.20

Co.

.No par

prior

No par

($1.20)

pref

Canteen

26% Apr 29

34

0

<

Dec

15

30

31% Nov

6

Jan

16

9 'A Jan
34% Jan

12y8 May 15

15

39% Apr 30

Baltimore

90% July 26

July 22

Mar

102

95

80

Feb

2
6

Babcock

20

90

32%

4%

29% May

22% Apr

45'A Dec 23

63
May 16
2
57% Jan

45'% Apr

7

53% Feb

5

29'A Jan

2

34

July 23
19% July 25
71% May 22

49% Feb

25

16% Jan
43'A Apr

6

17

89

Nov 14

60

15% Jan 18
39'A Oct 21

7

3

148

Nov 11

136

127

Apr 18
103% Feb 14

3

Jan

9

10 % Jan

5
11

Apr
20% Jan

Jan

93

May 20

102

2

23

47% July 16
86 y2 Aug

73 % Jan

3

22

31'A Jan 24

Jan

2

Dec

30

Nov

12

18

35 y2

25

July

2

2

13'A Aug

36 % Mar 15

85

89% Feb

Jan

10

2

11% Feb 20

14% Feb

31

25

19 V* May 14

Bell

Jan

7

65% May

Bell &

Mar

4

91

2

42

6

80

9

Aircraft

*88 %

89 %

17

*16%

17

24 %

24%

29%;

2,700

<9%

16,300

9

9%

8%
'

*32%

33

72

102%

390

72%

72%

3,900

20%

102

7

89%

.

32

.

35%
88%
63%
710%
*18%
40%
6%
*45'A

18,000

1,800
1,400

32

x35%
89%

89%

460

7%

*7%

23,200

*1616

16%

1,100

63%

40%

3,100

.7 6%

86,100

45%

6%

1,100

18%

6%

46

3,500

10%

40%

18%
40%

64%

10 %

*18%

64
10%

45%

400

300

63,900

8

7%

7%

26Tb

27 %

11%

11%

1134

11%

54,700

38 Tb

9,600

>38

7%

12% ;

V

38

37%

38%

103%

38

100

103

*91

93

70

27%

28

21,300

91%

91% A

27%;

26 %

27%

52%

52%

52%

52

52 'A

33%

•

521/4

29,200

„

103

103

103

94

33%

33%

33

33

*91%
27

30,400

35%

26%" 26%

;

2,500

49%

50

495b

49 Tb

6,100

28%

27

28%

27%

28'A

48%

49

%

4914

5,200
2,600

it
i

*33

%

40%

'

'

48%

23%

48

48%

23 %

*19Va

19%

23%

19 %

19%

39%

; 391/4

39%

155
IOL

*152/

155

39'A
*152

101

101

101

v

*151

101

23'%

23%'

3,500

191/4

19'A

/ 800

'

39%

40%

4,700

159

j

*101%

103 *.

(

1

155

101

900

*153

<23%

19%

24
S

'

I'-'

*

12%

12%

12%

12%

12Tb

—19%

19%

18%

19%

18%

18%

12 Tb

13

18%

13%

*791/4

83

25%

26 %

25%

26

31 %

30

*29

36%

36%

35%

30%
361A

11

11%

*11

11%

11%

11%

*11

18

18%

>" 18

62%

65

*80

83

-

*791/4

83

*791/4

140

10,200

25%
31%

110

36%

37

37'A

7,600

11%

11

11

31

35%

■T

W

83

25'A

*30%

25'A

25

I:

3,100
12,700

18%

,

,

600

18%

18%

19'A

18 Va

19%

"•<; 17%

17%

30,400

x6i%

62'A

59%

61%

60%

61 %

61%

93

62 %
93

12,600

*89%

-

93

*91

230

91

32

7%
16,4

16%
•

52,600

9%
33%

*89%

89,2

■;/>/ 7%.

20 %

9%
33%

20%
9%
34
89%
32%
36

20%
9%
34

-

*30%
>35%

35

100

1,900

33

72

*101% 102%

39% 1,39%

V

—1
1

preferred

700

12,100

153i
29%

27%

.

31%

10

■

•

15%

29'/a

28%

26

10

—

24%

15%

29%

50

49 i.

81

*79

20,300

7%

■

15%

>103

28%

»

>28%

19%

19%

20

100

7%

*2*%

7%

"

31%

Howell Co common

4% %

Apr 11

Corp

89%

7%

11

49%

12%

25%

Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp_

Belding-Heminway-

:

101%

xl2%

50

5

37 % May 16

•

155*,

101

100
-1

pfd_

—

10 % Jan

1

24 y8 Jan
50 y2 Jan

8

Inc

4%%

•153

2.50
1

Aircraft Corp

33 y2 Feb

Apr

28 % Jan

*8814

1

50

39%

(A S)

11,000

33

39%

Creek RR

27%

7%

11%

.

94 v

23%

Beech

26 %

27

7%'

38%;

'-19.%

Beech

26%

4,600

53

>,

Beck Shoe

17,400

49'A

19%

8

13%

33 %

24

Instruments

13%

52%

49%

Beckman

13%

*16%

64%
10%
18%
40%
6%
45

26%

11%

:

27%

19%

Corp

26'A May 13

30

11% Oct 22

10 % Mar

,

Apr 22

42

1

27 % Feb

9

29%

23%

80% May

18% May 16

26

15% Oct

28%

49

2

28,400

26%

36%
89%
7%
16%

6%
*44%

>6%
45%

-

29 %

Works

47

;

*91

/

28%

25% Jan

72% Dec

92%

1
10
10

Iron

27%

46%

13%

89%

40

103 %

50%

Beaunit Mills Inc

Jan 28

14

18% r.
41

38 Va

Cigars Inc————No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12,50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4%%
preferred
100

40

,

91

Bayuk

20'/a Mar 20
y2 May 16

16% Jan

V;

ft 103

33%

Bausch & Lomb Optical Co

Mar 24

27

46%

•' 32%

63%
10%
18%

7%

><•.11%

11%

38%
104

52

Bath

57 y2 Jan 31

33 '/2 Jan

11%
38%
*103

50

Basic Products Corp

27

26%

45%

9%
34%

*88%
7%
*16%

>27%

>

33%

7

7;

64%
10%

6%

27

51%

Barber Oil Corp

8

*■

21

35%

35% .36
88% 88%
7% ; *7%
16% 16%

_1
10

Bangor & Aroostook RR

3

30% May

-

*32

noncumulative preferred—100

4%

6

May

16

17% Dec

89% July 12
10'/a Dec 23
21

8

54% Jan

35% May 20

15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
116

,

Mar 24

23

'

7

33%

'

100

4%%

Feb 21

33

'

•

■7%

com—No par

Elec

&

9%
34%
*88%

28 %

Baltimore & Ohio common

Feb 10

95

58% July 25

7%

100
100

ld5

22% Dec 10

27% Dec

Gas

20%

9%
34%
90%

>/>;63%
10%
7
* 10%*'.
18,% 7 7718^41% ?
40%"
6%
.' >6%
45% >> 45%-.

26%

»

Wilcox Co

&

preferred series B
preferred series C

2

Mar 18

97% Jan

8

28

Jan

21%

64

9
:13

(The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp

3% Jan

4

8,100

33%

26%

33% 33%
101% 101%
72% 72%

89%

89%
• 7%
16%

1

0

11

35% Feb

21

Shares

33%

—.

'

Babbitt (B T) Inc

May 16

9

uan

5% Jan

Get

-

16%
29%
9%

33% 33%
101% 102
72% 73

92
33%
36'v

*44%

$2.25

46'/a

J% Dec 31
29

24%

,

20%
9%
34%

40%
6%

of Amer—5

Co

Mfg Corp (The> common—3
conv preferred
No par

Avco

47'/a Jan 22

7%

21%?;
9%
34%

*88 %
7%
*16
63%
10%
*17%

Austin Nichols common
Conv

*90
32%

100
——1

common—:

preferred

5c/o
Atlas

5
7% Jan 22

2
5% Jan
2
43
Mar 14

30% Jan

May 15

2534 Get

1

69

Apr 28

41 'A

2
2
2

Dec

56

Corp

34%

common

series B

$3,75
Atlas

26%
88%
17
7%

24%
24%
16%
16/
29% *29%
9% ••■>'* 9 ••

May 15

-

21%
9%

preferred

Atlantic Refining

5

14%

26%
88%
17

26%
89%
17
7% "

.

non-cum

65% Apr 17
10% May 9
18% May 13

16 %

Mar 29

18

17

14

38% Nov

8% Feb

5%

13%

33% 33%
101
101
V
72
73 -> <

1
100
10

,

Common

9% Jan 24

2
2
29 % Jan 10

47%-v.
14%

the Week

*>.3

Atchison Topeka &

21% May 12

«% Jan

28

Friday
May 16

32%

'

5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment Co

17% Jan

33%

Thursday

Dry Goods Corp—

Associated

88% Nov

32%
27%
47%
13%

,

Sales for

PRICES

Wednesday
May 14
x33
33%
26
26%
46
47'%
13% 14
26% 26%
*88% 89%
*16% 17
" 7%
7%
*24% 24%
xl5% 15%
x29% 29%
, /
8%
9%

Tuesday
May 13
33
33%
27 27%
47 ;
47%

Monday
May 12

Par ■;

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW YORK STOCK

1

Range Since Jan.

Year 1957

93

•89%

*89%

93

*89%

■

\

66% May 17
May 14
48
May 9
1% Jan 28

Oct 21

42
40

18

Jun

44% Apr

10

18'/« 3 an

2

21

16% Oct 18
% Dec 20

50

Jan

45

26

Dec

30

43

Feb

15

47'A Dec

32% July 15
16

30% Oct 21

54% Jan

7

33% Jan

50% July 16
Jan 24

36% Jan

13

149 % Jan

3

33% Dec
136

Jun

18
20

155

15% Jan

6% Dec 23
56

Dec

11

21'A Dec

64

Jan

2

36

Apr
2
64% May 17

Jan

30

43% Jan

2

23% Jan

33 y2 Jan

2

29% Jan

14

12% Jan

2

29

Oct

10

61 Vs Jan

2

34'/a Feb

25

14% Jan

2

Dec

31

25

Jan

9

Dec

31

32

Apr

15

11

Dec

6

16 % Jan

3

14

Oct 22

9% Jan
61% Feb

12

63% Dec

May

(E W)

5
5

Bohn

22% Jan 27

Bon

Bond

8

12% Feb

19

68

0

25% Dec

24

46

Jan

10

73

Oct

30

87

Jan

22

25% Apr
78
Apr

23
9

45

Oct 30

53% Jan 24

48 Va Jan

3

19% Jan
47% Jan

3

7% Jan

14

10

18% Apr.

3

2

6% Jan

2

Apr 11

30'A Jan

...

85

Jan

«% Oct

22

11% Jan

27% Dec

24

41'A July

9% Feb

13

Feb

5

25

9% Mar
Feb

28

8

36

Jan

11

38% Jan

6

48V2 Mar 21

14

5% Jan

2

26% Nov 19

47

10

26% Jan

2

41

Jan

61'A July 12

53 Vb Jan

13

82

Aug 26

91

4 Tb Dec

30
21

31% Oct 22
11

Dec

30

48

Jan

28

8

May

8'A Jan

35 Vb May 16

65'A May
11

Dec

30

87

-Jan

15

36% Jun

13

34% Jan

6

15

20
8

92

Mar 13

44'

Apr .29

15

ll'A Jan

2

38% Mar 11

48'A May 22

42% Jan

17

51% May

25% Oct

36% Aug

32% Jan

13

43% Mar 21

22% Jan

13

26'A May 16

'

21 % Nov

24
>

22
8

28

Jan

7

May 23

14% Apr

18
9

Co.

13 % Bee

30

21% May 17
90% Jan 15

13% Jan
2
78% May 16

16i/8 Jan
8
82% Jan 30

34% July

27

Jan

2

31

May 12

Buffalo

Forge

10

Jan

2

15% Mar 27

Bullard

Co

5
11'

9% Dec

26

Jan

2

9

Nov

19

14'A Jan

23

02

Dec

30

74% Jan

23

64

Oct "29

62% Nov 13
27% Dec

23

21

65

9% Feb

2

Feb

25

Jan

24

56

74% Jan

25

64% Jan

52Tb July 10

Mar 26

27% Apr

3

8

16% Oct

8

19

Jan

3

16% Mar

7

21% Dec

3

29

Jan

11

22 Va Jan

10

3% Dec

23

10% Jan

10

3% Jan

15

18 y4 Dec

24

45% Jan

16

20

Jan

6

96% Dec

30

104% Feb

26

98

Jan

9

31

36% Oct

22

44% Jan

11

2% Oct

22

7% Jan

2

391/4 Jan
3% Jan

9

Dec

30

2

9Va Jan

4% Oct

28

15% Aug
6% Jan

8

5% Jan

32% Jun

24

37% Jan

4

35% Jan

13% Jan

2

74
50

July 31
July 8

23% Oct

23

16% May

12% Jan

28

9% Jan
63

2

•

16

12'A Apr,10
'70

Apr

10

59

Apr

,9

76

May

2

32% May 12
18

Jan

26% May

7

45% Apr

9

4% Jan

29

12% May 16
9

Apr

40% May

30
9

14% Jan

18% Mar 31

27

81

Jan

90

56% Jan 29

46

May

84

Feb

8

May

50% Jan

5
7

participating

California Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Soup Co
Callahan

Canada Dry

Corp

common

$4.25 conv preferred—
Canada Southern Ry Co

26% Jan

31% May 12

Canadian Breweries

21% Jan

26% May

52

♦7% Jan

54% May 12

Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co



see

page

2b.

46%

47

40%

4Q%
154

*63

3,500

40 Vb

39%

40%

152%

153%

153%

600

8%

8Tb

8%

4,500

66

8% >

*63

43%

44%

43%

26%

26%

261%

26%

10

43%

4,100

26'A

43%

26 Va

64%

43%

261A

7,600

*63

64 Tb

44

•

19

18%

*18%

13%

13%

14'A

13%

14V4

13%

13%

13%

40%

40%

40%

40%

39%

41

X39%

1,40%

39 Tb

18

17%

17%

*17

14%

13%

13%

13%

13V2

9%

91/4

91/4

9%

17%

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18%

18 %

18%

18%

18%

<

"

*i7;%
13%
•

9

17%

I7%*

16%

9%
17%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11 Va

11%

67%

67%

67

67%

67

67%

26%

27 Va

26%

27

*80

17%

*80

83

26%

17%

3,600
38,700

14

40%

200

17%

13%

>

3,930

9%

4,280

17%

.

13y2

9'/a

;

17%

11%

11%
66%

67%

26%

26'A

26%

8,900
1,600

11%

.•67%

11%
"

1,500

18%
.

*17

i

17

17

*67

26%

26%

*80

83

*80

83

*80

83

102,700

39 %

152 V2

8%

*62%

64

/"• 43 %

2,500

47

40%

8Tb

■/ 8%

55

46%

154%

39%
*153

154

8%

400

54%

♦;

13%

.25

—5
No par
1
-10

5
1
100

100
100
—5
15
5
_10

preferred

29 % July 15
36% May 13

footnotes

54V4

47%

18%

1

31

For

55V4

46%

32 Va

26%

5
100

Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
:
:
3%%
preferred
.'
L.
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp

16

9

54%

1

'

21% Dec

2

55 'A

32%

1.25

—

45% Dec

Jan

4,000
77,600

32%

-

47%

9%

Bulova

7%

1%
*321/4

1%

11/8

32%55%

14%

Bush Terminal Co

24

1

55

18

Butler Bros
;
Butte Copper & Zinc—:
Byers Co (A M) common

23% Jan

May

Co

3

5

1%

32%

43 %

9%

preferred—'

9

5Tb Feb
101

$5

1

1%

46%

>

63%

12%

Budd (The) Co common

29 Vb Jan

10,900

49%
1%

27

Brunswick-Ealke-Collender—No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co :
5

31 Vb Feb

31

13,800

24

„

1,900
26,400

83

"

-52%

*

> 52%

53%

52%

53 »

52%

52%

52 %

52%

52%

3,900

Maine RR—

25Ta Mar 26

9Tb Dec

48

23%

49%

47%

43

No par
preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
41/2% conv preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred
—100
Brooklyn Union Gas—
10
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15

9

25% Nov 27

63%

Common

52% Jan

Nov 20

47Tb

24%

49%

24

*49%

32%

32%

8%

18

—

24

79

'

154%

8%

5

,

Dec

4

?■1

;

40%

40%
154

5%

5

13% Jan

25% Nov 18

Edison

&

49'A

47%

24%

49'A

15

Inc

Boston

1

'1%

No par
No par

(The)

Boston

7% Dec 30
19% Dec 30

54% May

Co

Borg-Warner Corp common
3%%
preferred

6
16

24%

49%

10

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Co

25%

2.50
1
5

Inc

B

Stores

48%

Tb

49%

'

100

Aluminum & Brass Corp

Borden

24

48 %

48%

48
"

'

common—8

Ami Co class A

Class

9

17% May
•

47%

Co__

Airplane

Boeing

18% Feb

2

60% Jan

&

Bliss

42% May

2

53%

46%

Co

Laughlin

Bliss

t

10 Vo Jan

(Del)

Steel

Blaw-Knox

.

14% Jan

2

8

Jan

5538

1

Co—

preferred—.

7%

24

13

32% 1

1

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1

15% Mar 13

23 % Jan
.

7
8

9% May
9

17'A May 27
llVa Dec
5

2

2

32%

Inc

Gypsum

Bethlehem

4

44% May 14

18y2 May 14

12% Dec 23
14

Bestwall

28% Mar 27

18

19'A Dec 31

20

Best Foods

1

May

1
1

Consolidated Inc

2

Apr 24

10

,

49%

Co Inc—

Best &

156% Jan 29

2

25%

50
1 peso

preferred

Benguet

21
■

May

41% Feb

,

66

75

35% Dec 23

48

6% Jan

11

5%

Apr 25

V 33% Apr
■/ 56
May

45 % Jan

48% w

24%

49%

5

Beneficial Finance Co common

.1% Feb 26

ifi Jan
28 % Jan

48

1

Corp

Aviation

Bendix

9

Jan

53

25% May 12

Ltd

100

9

9% "9Tb
20Tb
21
9
9'A
28%
28%
44%-467
7%.
33%
337/a
x63%
64%
*90%
94;
43
43'A
13%
14
51
51
38'A
39% '
25
25
26'A
26%

14%
*78V4
" 31
13%
11
11Tb
69 %
*59
*74
32

5

43%

13%

1.66%
No par
100

No par
25
<—No par

17Tb
*90
*47

31'A
26%
54%

29'A

28%

28%

28Tb

46%

46'A

46%

46%

46%

7,900
3,400

7Tb

71/4

7%

7'A

7%

7,500

33%

33%

34%

34%

351/a

2,900

63

63%

62%

63%

63

631%

*90%

94

*90%

43

42%

*90%

43

13Tb

13%

14%

14

13%

43

-

"14

43%
14%

51

50%

50%

50'b

50 %

37%

37%

38

375a

38

.

6,700

92

37 T u

*50%

51"

*

94

42%

37%*

■'

38%

11,000
4,800
700
9,000

>24%

25%

25

25%

25%

25%

25%

26%

26%

26%

26

261-4

25%

25 %

25%

25:%

7.700

14%

14'A

14%

14 V4

•14%

14%'

14%

13,600

79%

79%

.79%

79%

78%

78%

30

30

*29%

30'2

30

30

13%

13%

13%

14

135b

13%

3,400

10%'

11

10%

10a4

10Tb

3,900

11%

12

11%

11%

12 Vb

14,700

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70

*68%'

70

68
59

68 %
59

130

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61

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.

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80 %

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61

73

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73

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72

72

31%

32%

31%

32%

31%

32%

2,700

400
600

20
140

30,600

17%

17 "a

17Vb

400

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26%

26Ts

20%

26%

26%

26%

26%

6,500

:>4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

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1,400

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23i,b

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23%

300

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101%

-

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.

,

22%
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17%

22Vb
101V2

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..

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;

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44%

23%

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%

101

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44 3 b

45

45%

100

102

451/2

3%

4

3 Tb

4

3%

3 Tb

3%

3%

11%
8%

12

11%

12

11%

12'A

12'A

12%

18
91

40%
17%
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8 Tb
40%
18
91

49 ' ;,

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49

26%
54%

1,200
3,800
11,700

~

4

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20

33%

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43%

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9%
28%

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94

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34
64

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461/b

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•

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20

20

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.

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20

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9%

<

1^%'

26%

8%

9

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-

,

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26%
54%

8%

9

8 Tb

8%

8Tb

40%

40Tb

40% t 40%

40%

9

30

3,700
3,700

8,200

22,200

40Tb

3,800
7,800

18

17 3 4

17%

17%

18

*90

90 %

90

90

89

89

*47

49

*47

49

*47

49

31%

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31%

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31%

600

25%

25%

18,000

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54%

800

17%

31

30%

26%
54%

26 %

26%

54%

54%

25%
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26

54%

50
—

I

Volume 187

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1957

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

9%"DeC 30
28 Vi Oct

22

Oct

4

13

30% Apr

11

32% May 22
105
Mar 21

22 % Nov 19

■25% Nov 10

90 % Nov

40 Vi Dec

19

Aug

65% Jan

15

18^ Oct 22
'19

Dec

25

-

Nov

5% Oct

22

10

■iey8 Oct

22

•

42

6
24

98

Dec

Dec

24

23>/4 Oct'22

,

16

Oct

23

8% Jan

19

3
2

/137%'Apr

115% May 14
6% Apr 18

-

70

Oct

5% Jan
55 % Apr
97

14% Nov 19

Jan

88%

Jim'io

26% Nov

100%

4

2

34*'a Jan-.: 3
16% Apr
1
6% Dec 31
24% Oct 22

~

,

21

Oct

.

28

17% Jan
44

Jan

3

Case (J I)

-7%
*'

15

Jan"II

99

-

Jan

'•

Apr

7

Feb

25'

17% Mar 21

9% Jan

41% Jan
19

Jan

7

Jan

8

24

43% Jan

2

23% Jan

"46% May ,7
25% Feb 20

;

2

3% Jan

11

1% Jan

2

69% Jan

9

47% Jan

2

24% Mar

8% Jan 20

34

99% Jan 29

91

30

31% May
2
49% Jan 24

Feb

6% Oct

22

23% Nov 12

-.

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9% Dec

30

18% Dec 31
24% Dec 10

>

"

31

Oct

Jan

50% July 11
10% Sep
5
31 % Jan
4

.*

7

Feb

2

9

47% Apr

9

7

-23% Mar
37 Ye May

36% Mar

11% Jan

2

45% Jan 10
12% Jan
18% Jan

7

6
9% Nov
49% Oct 21

64

14% Jan

82% July 24

12% Jan

30

9

23% Sep

11
22';
24

37

44

30
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
50% Jan

,

,39% Feb 12

47% Oct

i

'

15
j

/!

23

Dec

93% Jan

6

20%

7

99

33

Dec

23

162

NOV

4

175

73

Dec

23

83

30

Oct
Oct

23

57 % Nov

8

33% Dec

16

113,'8 Apr 21

Apr 25

.f57%Jan

70

Jan

2

Jan

K 37

13
27

52

10% Jan 21

102

15% Jan

24

35 V* Jan
140

25

68
'

Apr
Apr

Apr

9

150

1

99 % Jan_

40% Feb

2

106

4

5

Jan

Jan

8

127

Jan

8

133

106

Mar

5

86

Jan

15

95

8
17

98% Jan

2

Apr
49% Dec

13

Apr

>

Feb

45% Apr

32

139

83

2

48

117% Apr

Jan

2

63

May

86% May
19 Ye May

18% May 13
43 % Jan 20

22% Jan

36

Apr

16

41

Jan

Jan

9

51

Jan

47

May

7

49

Feb

50% Apr; 25
59

Nov 14

57

Mar

Apr

28

<
,

6

23.

t

23% Oct 22

36% May 15

35% May 15

24'/8 Feb

14% Oct

21

18

Jan

8

16

11% Dec

19

20% Jun

68% Dec

19

78% Jan

12% Jan

2

11

63% Mar 27

68% JaD

4

31% Jan

2

31

30% Jan

17

34% May 17

23% Jan

2

52% May 14
19% Jan 11

46% Jan

3

10% Jan

2

48% Jan
32

i

1

9% Dec 30
.35% Oct 22 '

I

91% Oct

Dec

42% Dec

31

104

Feb

13

41% Jan

3% Dec 30

;

4

Dec

101% Jan

Dec

6% Dec

*

24

95 % Nov

17

;

4

7% Jan

6

29% Jan

10

11% Jan

13

44% Jan

* 2

23

103

Jan

.

8

54% Jun

19

18

Nov

14

35% Jan

23

27% Feb 24
19% JaD
2

14

Dec 20

16% Sep

19

14% Jan

12

Oct

22

16

Apr

15

13% Jan

15

Aug

19

17

Mar 28

15% Jan

36% Oct 22

49% Jup

'29% Nov 19
42

Oct

89

Jun

87

Oct

81

Aug

6

16% Nov

6

92% Sep
Oct

79% Oct
106

For

Oct

May 15

7

Feb

26% May 6
18% Mar 27

34% Apr
52

Jan

17

Jan

7

88

' May

16
2

footnotes




see

.
Apr il
103% Apr 25

,Feb

20% May

28

7
10

Jan

13

27% JaD

2

Mar 29

99

6

Jan

40% Jan

2

49% May 16

86

Jan

6

95

109

Jan

3

4

92% Feb 15
118

Mar 12

page

28.

17%:

29 Vi

17%

29%

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17%

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47

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,

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76%

17%,

17

17%

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1,100

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21

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46

44 Vi

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45%

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44%

23 Vi

23%

23 %

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23%

23%

23%

23 Va

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10%

23%

10%

6,500

10%

10%

10 Vi

11

11

29%

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28 Vi

28 Vi

28 Vi

1,100
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60

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1,200
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2%

51

50%

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'

50

38

38

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99 Va

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54

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53%

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54%

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53

Vi

53 %

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37

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>

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Vi

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15

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36%

14 Vi

15 Vi

15

51%

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15

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52

52

52

52

52

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17 Vi

Vi

24%

7,800

24%

25

25

26 Va

14,500

21%

221/b

17,400

22%

23Vi

9,900

16%

16%

400

g

22

22%

22%

22%

x22 Vi

22%

23

21%

par

22 3 i

23 %

22%

23%

22%

23 Vi

22%

22%

16%

16%

par

*16%

16%

*10%
*37

I_25

46

8.50

411

*10%

46%

11

*37

37%

31%

ioo

16% 1 16%

,

1,700

46%.

16 Vi

11

*10%

11

*10%

11

*37

,

*16

*10%

37 Vi

45%

31%

93

100

*104

37%

*37

37%

37%
x46 Vi

37%
467%

50,600

33%

17,400

45%

,

31% •32%

93

32 Vi

35 Vi

•

92%

92%

92%

105 Vi

471%

45%

46%

105 Vi

105%

*104Vi

-35 %

x34

%

34%

34%

.

32 Vi

~40

32

Vi

32%

*104%

105Vi

*104%

105%

10

34%

34%

34%

2,600

50%

34%
51%
51%
15%

93

*.92

105%.
34%

51%

51%

51%

50%

51%

50

53 %

X51%

52%

51

51%

51

51%

—5

16%

100

*102 %

41%

16%

16

106

16%

*102 Ye

41%

15%

106

41

*102Vi

16

15%

-

106

41

41

148

*131

148

*130

148

73

*70

73

*70

73

*70

^15

39%

No par

104%

com—

:

7%

16%

100 Vi

43 Vi

39%

44

39%

105

16

16%

*100

43 %

-

39 Vi
104

%

50

62 %

50

*35%

1

16%

No par
100

39%

40

131%

132

132

132

*94

100

*94

100

*94%

113%

113%

114

113%

Corporation

preferred

100
No par

No par
10

62 %

62

16 Ye

*850

*62

35%

35%

50

16%

16%

16%

5,500

40

1,900

16%

40%
132

"

*397/a

*850

61%
*84%

17%

18

17%

17%

17%

18

18%

20

18 Ye

18%

18 Ye

18%

45 Vi
*37%

45 Vi

45

45

38 Vi

*37

*45

45%
38

50%

*48

4%

*46

47%

*46

Gas

System

13,400

*850

62%

60%

61

61%

86%

85

85

*84%

xl7

86

17%

2,200

18%

18%

37,400

*43%

18%
44%

44%

*37

38%

37

37

50%

*49

50 Vi

50%

50%

47 Vi

*46

44

38%

50%

170

17%

18%

:

17%

*46

47%

47

47

29%

30 Vi

29%

29%

30%
29%

18%

18%

18%

16%

16%

16%

500

10
450
30

29%

29%

30

29%

29%

29%

18%*

18%

18% '

15 Vi

15%

15%

16%

%

*05%

66

*65%

66

65%

65

65

38 Vi

39

37%

39

37

38 %

37%

38

33%

33%

33%

33

33%

33%

14,000

24%

25%

25%

34%
25%

53%
10%

53%

53%

54%

13,800

10%

10%

46%

46%

8,600

105%

10%
46%
105 Vi

111

111

39%

33%

33 %

66

26 Vi

20%

53

53%
11 Vi

47%

4.64%

preferred

—-100

106

5.25%

preferred

—100

*110

26 Vi

47%

■

46%

25%

33%
26%

53 Vi

53 Vi

11%

10%
46%

11

47%

106

106

106

111

111

-

111%

*105

.

110%

.

47%
106

■'

65%

26%

-10%

.

1

53%

53%

11

1
10

com

61%

100

18%

*05%

1
25

2,200

29

X38 %

*

114%

29%

No par

Co

114%

18%
15%

No par

Solvents

114%

29 Vi

15%

Engineering Inc

100

29%

5

Credit

132 Vi

*95

-

common

Co

132

100

18%

—10

preferred

40

20

29

Inc

Pictures

50%
47 Vi

63

29%

2.50

—

%

260

133

*850

62%
85 Vi

*48

4,400

113%

114%

61%

*37

'

40%
106 %

*94%

85%

50

40%

40

*132

99

62%

100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100

~20

70

63

86'%

_100

70

36

80%

preferred series B

73

148

*35

16%

62

Southern Ry com
noncumulative 1st pfd

*130

1,600

*62

36

*850

4,300

*105

No par

com

preferred

60

44

40

63

40

148

17
102

43%

106

16%

*130

*16%
*100%

43%

39%

*35%

'

1,300

1,165

41%

104%

*62

40

Vi
113 Vi

15,300

39%

16%

39%

16%

9,000

106

41%

101

43%'

190

104%

36%

16%

16%
101

43%

62

*35

36

16 Vi

101

43%

39 Vi
104%

104%

Vi

100
.

*102%

41 Vi

*130

*70

16%
101

15%

106

41%

92

51%

15%

*102%

41 Vi

*130

16%

C & St Louis

92

50%-

52%

-_5

32%

92%

51%

No par

Co—

Commonwealth Edison Co
:

Jan

Comptometer Corp.
Conde

96

Apr

39 % May

106

Feb

May

12
25

2

118% May 15

5

Nast Publishing Co—No par

Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—

.

110%

46

,106

106

*111

—1

10

5%
*5
12

•,

6Va !

6

6%
5%
11%

*

,

5%
11%

6Vi

5%
11%

111%

30%
30%
■

17,600

1SP

30,100
17,000

7,300

1?%

30

3,900
13,400

7,200
700

310

6

6

6

2,500

5%

5%

3,800

11%

11%

4,400

11%
31%
12 Vi

31

11%

11%

11%

11

11%

11

31 Vi

31 Vi

31%

31%

31%

31

12

11%

11%

11%

12

12

53%

53 Vi

53 Vi

53%

53%

preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50o
* Consol Electronics Industries1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%

106%

107 Va

106%

53%
107 Vi

—

' Consolidated Gas Utilities———1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
.

Consol

RR

of Cuba

6%

'Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
.
$4.50 preferred
T
•'
$4.52 preferred J

pfd

100

1
No par
No par
-No par
'
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
*
Common -———
5
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common—10
$3.75 preferred
No par
'
$4.50 conv 2nd nraferrp,i.__
mq

!

>

106%

.

107

6

5Vi
11%

11%

HVi

'

*5%

11%

31%

s

53%

54 V*

106%

106%

11%
12%
54'A
106

12%
.54%

30%

29%

29%

29 Va

29%

29%

29%

29%

25%

25 Vi

25%

25%

25%

24%

25 Vi

*24%

17%

18

17%

18

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

16%

16%

16%

18

18%

18%

18%

18%

18 Vi

18 Vi

18

18

47%

47%

33

33

31%

31%

31%

31%

30 Vi

31%

30

50%

51

50%

50%

50 Vi

50%

50%

47%

47%
*32 Va

34

47%
*32 Vi

47%
33

102

102%

102

102 Vi

100

102

101 Vi

102

102

102

102

102

*93

95

*94

95 Va

*94

20

20%

20

*93

96

95%
'

'

95

20%
95

20%
*93

38%

39 Va

38%

38%

38%

104%

104%

104 Va

104%

•104 »A

47%

48%

47 Va

47%

*93
>117

95

118%

*93

*117%

95

118%

47%
*93

118%

20%
96

38%
105

48%
95

118%

47%

*32%

.*

2,100

30

24%
18

4,800
31,600

106V4

29

xl8

10,° ^0
900

11%
31

25%

,

,

5 Va

xll%

,

5%

.No par

$5

,

6

12

Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of NY com—No par

.

107% Apr 18
35% Mar 24

14

9

48

18
22

30

48% Jan

,

99

105

2,600

35%

_5

Combustion

5

48% May 16
39% Jan 15

Apr 24
33% May 3

12

May

104

28

1,500

9%

9%^

35%

102

25

I-

Commercial

14% Jan 24
55% Apr 25

2

22

77 Vi

Ry Co com___100
noncumulative preferred—100

C

'Commercial

10

98

94

46%

*75

43

$4.25

22

98% Jan '3
94
Jan 30

20% Apr

19%

100

Oil—

—

Columbian Carbon

12% Apr 15 *
12% May 1

101% Jab 22
95% Mar 27

83% Nov 27
26% Oct

7

14

48% May

101% Jan 22

25

'

.38

23% Jar

49% Jan

4

3,300

18%

35%

102

Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5

9

17% Apr 29
19% Mar 31

40% Jan

23

Jan

46% Jan

22

*

>

14

58

Oct 22

29i%

17%

*46

7.7%

9%

*100

Class B

34% Mar 20

25% Oct 30'

22 %

9% "
46%

46%
■

'

100

-Columbia

6

14

Jan

29%

18%

9%

19 Vi

29 Va

?

_15

Columoia

6% Apr

Jan

107

29%
*19%

19%

9%

50

1,800

18%

19%

9%

23,400

68 Vi

29%

18%

19 Vi

19

19%

*75

17 %

38

Columbia Broadcasting System—
Class A
2.50

111% May 13

Jan

Dec

3

Cotton

Equipment

)

106

9% Jan

45% Jan

6

-

May 6
55% Feb 25
12%'Jan 16

4% Jan

7

18

40% Oct 23
'

22

33

29% Dec 31
9% Oct 24

29

19

100

16%

109%

'

14% Jan
17
Jari

24

29 Vi

100%

16 Vi

68 Vi

68%

•

23

50

10

common

Common

5%%

27

9

10% Apr
6% Jan

30

9

Va

4%' preferred
4%% preferred

J17% May 16

2

14

1:

108% Feb 25

-

68

29 Vi

9%

77%

37

4%

40% May 8
35% Apr 15

30

*99

16 Vi
109

46%

,10

1.25

Colorado &

30% May 16
30% May 16

28

14

22

Oct

3

2

26

20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22

;68%

16%
109

740

4,000

*108%

68%

68%

Collins & Aikman Corp_
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par

8
16

JaD

30% Dec

l

47% Mar

24% Feb 28

22% Oct 22

*75

*20

$3.50

3

10
30

of

Colgate-Palmolive Co

20

12

Oct

100%

16%
109 Vi

■

50

21%

100

1

2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola Co (The)

30

46

Sep

100%

16%

19 Va

2%

4%

8

13% Mar 18

Dec

6%
59%

109%

19%

4 6%

17%

_

Cluett Peabody & Co com
"

5

3

17% Nov 12

48

114

60

'

19%

9%

46%

40

Clevite

"

30

33% Jan

46

101 %

18%

•'

'

36%

gtd_;
Special guaranteed 4% stock

9

18% Dec 30
38

19

114%
6%

17

29%

20

2%

Corp.;

$4.50 preferred

9

79% Feb

2

19 Vi

29%

o par

Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp

6

17

50% Feb

*100

18%
*114

109

68%

29%

19%
*19%
9%

35%

Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%

Mar 12

May

45

»

68%

III

„

Cleveland Electric IHum

*

10

27

*68%

59

101%

16%'
109'.

11%

5%

18% Mar 11

27

Jun-26

>00%

92%

' • C

May 15

37

Feb

58%

6% 1
61%

27

City Stores Co common
!
4%% convertible preferred

23

*

25

Nov

Jan

74% Jan 13

7

Oct

13

61Vi

6 Vi

61

*22%
26%

Clark

101
May 14
-'•45%Mar 13

2

37% Feb 25

14

1

Jun

73

6%

1

City Investing Co common
•
5%% preferred
City Products Corp

14

Apr

18

2

97% Jan 23

2

Feb

42

;

2

;4i

6%

par

Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp.:
No par
Cities Service Co
_io

53% May 9
16% May 12

23

800

6%

112

6%

'

■520

'

Cincinnati Gas & Electric—

Apr 28
May 7

Jan

23

114%

112

0%

54%

;

15% Jan

Dec

114%

19%
115%

11%

-'J

35

778

18 Vi

11

Chrysler Corp

26

114% May

19%

54 %

-•95% Apr 30
106% Apr 22

62 V2 Feb

25

16,500

26%

18%

*90%

,'33% May 16

29

Sep

114%
6%
60%

27%

18%

25

8

Jan

95

19,700
103,100

27

18%

27%

6

60

43% Mar

28 Va
19

22%

34 Vi

Chile Copper Co

7

40% May
3
25% July 19

1

27%

*22 Vi

30

*

Feb 14
35% Jan 17

9

Motors

Chickasha

.

>44% Mar 21

■j

71% Feb •' 6

31% Dec 23
123%

Jan

500

27J%

41

'

10%

preferred series A__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool

.

102.

May 16
Jan

40 Va

22%

*40 Ye

23%

29%
9%

.';22%.May.l2
.,>23%.Jan 20,. Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
.,..'18 .-;. Mar 21, .*.; Chicago Yellow Cab_No

7

44% Feb

43% May 20
104

5

15% Dec

Dec

67% Jtoly

21

90
r

Apr1

40 Va

22%

41% 1

27%

14

44

18% May 31
103% Nov 20
46% Jun
4

100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30

I

r

Jun

38%

40 Vi
22%

*40 %

*22%

1

Jan

27

17

71

19

Dec

Jun

39%

40%

40%

27:%

__5

5%

.

Mar 11

28% Jan
88

4

47

21

10

\

50%

38

40 Vi'

"

22%

—IIIIIIIIi
IIIIIII5

104% Apr
25% Dec

50

22%

par

9.50

Class A

>

82% Oct

38%

99

29%

par

9% Jan 30

11

Jan

40% "

■

99
29 Vi

'

X40%

Chic Great Western Ry com
Del_50
/ 5%
preferred
_5o

-

26% May 16

18% Feb 27
19% Apr
7

Mar 26

100

16% Mar 24,Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
"*53 :.-;: Feb „4
5%: series A noncuin pfd
100
.,■>17% May 9 r Chic & North Western com_>No

2

22

50%

39%

>

2

43% Apr 29
29% May 10

37% Jan

50

50%

41%

3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par

6

"34% Apr 29

•

14,400

,

51%

No par

_

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry

■

1

2

23

par

__I^5

preferred'—_—__Hno

Checker

5

10

30

10

$4.50

17

26% Jan

52% Dec

•

12% Apr

17% Mar 19

_

,

Corp
Chemway Corp
"Chesapeake Corp

'56% Apr 30
>92% Jan 30

31% Jan

30

_i

•" Chemetron

*

Mar 15

Dec

19% Dec 30

39 Vi

50%

51%
X39%

29%

"20
II 5

Cliamplin Oil & Refining Co
Vought Aircraft Inc

.

-

19

July 25

14

*

.

Chance

9

Feb

42

Dec

13% Jan

i>,

:

r

Apr 17
9% Mar 14

18% Dec

vi

9"% May
-,:28

89

11

11

.

•'

3,400

29%

17%

Inc

Common

8
"20% Jan-30>

25

Jan

18

I

7,800

50%

29%

16,900

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—

20% July 25

40 Ye Nov 19

29%

50%

1

1

Cessna Aircraft Co
Chadbourn Gotham

6

61% Jan

10% Nov 11

99

28%

30

109%

•-vChain Belt Co___'

42% Apr 16
r
-8% May 14
A 37% Feb 14

23

30% Mar 11

'

2,700

99

29%

16%

.

7
11

40

,

22

26%

29%

*107%

Centlal Violetta Sugar Co

100% May

>

32% Jan

23% Jan

26%

99

100

Century Industries Co—___
Cerro de Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp

12

Feb

57

>.39% May

4% Jan

46% Dec 23
69%; Jan
89% Dec 26 .110% Jan

26%

26%

No par

.'.Central & South West Corp
.

/■:. 36% May
-3 ; May

,V,

17% Jan

10% Mar 28

12

3,600

26

26%
99

101%

of N J

7

■t;

31% Jan

~

15%
32

99

*100

preferred ser'es A-ioo

'

;;

..10% -May

Jan

17% Dec

30

>

11

24 ;

31

15

31%

26%

jqO

'Central AguiiTe Sugar Co
Central Foundry* Col-

3
; ,-ii"% Apr 29
3.7 >32% Mar 24

23

;'V'U 4 V 4 Dec

15%

31%

-

16

8

20% Oct 10

14%

31%

26%

.

7

10

Jan

14%
32

99

111

Shares

14%
31%

99

y„

the Week

14%

26%

29

Friday
May 16

32%

61%

preferred

conv

14

Sales foe

Thursday
May 15

X32%

99

61

Corp of Amer. com

2nd

4%%

May 14

26%

7

4.20% preferred

*7%

14%

32%

common—I~~_Io

1

31% Jan 10

May 20

.86% Jun

-

H_ioo

2nd preferred

Celanese

'XV

.

12 5n

__

32% Dec 27

38

common

preferred

%

13%
32

PRICES

Wednesday

May 13

27%

.

-49% Feb 21 £
Central of Georgia
Ry com„No
> •: 76
• May ..8 •-. *
5 % preferred series B
'>•17% May 12 if- Central Hudson Gas &
Elec__No
; >29% Apr 23 ..•f, Central Illinois
Lgt common
No
V 104
4% %
May rl
preferred
36
May 16
Central Illinois Public
Service
21% Apr 25
Central RR Co

7

11% Jan

31% Oct 22
f

<1 6

Co

Inc

Caterpillar Tractor

.

72% Mar 19

1% Dec

■

Products

'

-20
May" 2
?*;io% Jan 29

2

19% Dec

p

4%% preferred
Carriers & General
Carter

109% May 14
69% May 7

2"

9% Jan

43% May 22
22% Jan 10

45% Oct ir

H10
~_~50
Corp__I__~~~~ 1

common

-

16

59% Jan

Oct

.

Corp

>

Tuesday

:

21

8

i

26% Feb 28 '
33% Feb i 4 V; Celotex Corp common..
17% Jan
77 >19% May 12 ,v-;-v 5% preferred

36

1

17

21

Mar 20

68% Jan 30
101
Apr 28
*17% May ? 6

2

2

23% Apr
30

3

Jan

28
-

*

5

12

July 29
80". July 29
'16% Jun
7

29

-■

14t

Feb

55% Jan

54

-

-

99

8

13% May 22

8

-

-■19% May 14

101% Jan

6

18% Feb
231 Jan

3

-

Carrier

Mar 19

2

13

*38% Jan 11

17% Dec 31

.

Monday
May 12

Par

Carborundum (The) Co_
~5
.Carey (Philip) Mfg Co__
Jo
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co—
5

6

19% Jan
14% Apr

70 ri Jan

-

May

20% Jan

17% Jan
8
109% Aug 20

31

55

31

14

Oct

-

•

~

•

.43*

5% Mar

23

88% Oct

Jan

30% Apr 14
51% May 12

3

99% May
9
100% Mar 13

■

'-•-" 55% Dec

100

2

110% Jan

13

9

32% Jan

-

99

29

2

LOW AND HIGH SALE

STOCK

Capital Airlines Inc

21

38% Jan

18% Jun

■

35% Jan
28% Feb

11

23% Aug

30

12% Oct 22

7

Apr 26

•47,-

6

13

Jan

YORK

EXCHANGE

18% Feb

39% Jan 13

J

•

2

94% Apr
25% Jan

74% July 16

31% Dec 30
37

24

NEW

Highest

10% Jan

51%Jun

22

21

Lowest

26% Jan

8,400
;

2,°00

5,000
1,700
600

47%

48

48%

34

33

33

30%

30%

31%

3,500

51

50%

51%

5,400

10,500
40

101

101%

101

101

550

102%

102%

103

103

210

*93

20%
*92

37%
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48

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118%

95

94 Vi

94%

100

20%

20%

20%

15,700

96

95

38

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104%
48%
95

118 Vi

103%

95

38%
104

290

6,100
150

48%

49 Va

93

93

10

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122

200

15,700

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The Commercial and Financial
20

Monday, May 19^, 1958

.

.

.

,

'(2236)

NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

for PreiloM

Rante

•

Lowest-:

Highest

Dec

31

20'A Nov

4

26 3A Jan

54% May

39'A Nov 14

Jun

43% July

26 VB Deo

24

m# Dec

23
30

37 '

16% Dec
Dec

23

40% July

49% May 21

54% July

20

'

May

43% Jan

51"

Feb

79% July

Dec 30

28

28% Jan
3
18% Jan- 2
16% Jan 13

v

13
22

89

79% Oct

31

.

.4

Oct

18

1% Dec 24
22
Oct 22

16

74% Feb

12
0

85

Jan

.

2

preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
Petroleum Corp
1

3%%
3%%
Cosden

2

Coty

13
24% Jan 13
79
Jan 24

2% Feb

4

8%

8%

8%

19%

19%

19%

51%

51

51%

49%
33%

,

34%

50%

50

51%

50%

34

34

34

34

21%

21%

21%

21%

23%

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19%

51%

27%

42

52

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56

*52

87%

28%

15%

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83%

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86

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87

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18

18

5,800
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4%

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4%

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4%

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82%

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28%

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29

28

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80%

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2

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14%

83

82%

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26,400

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55

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54

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42

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52

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56

18

34

21%

52

15

51%

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51%

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51

.

9%

21%

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8.80C
209,300
11,200

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21%

51%

21% .21%

4%
2%

100 '

preferred

3%%

8414 May 16

874
*19%

21%
22
22%

4%
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Crane Co common

Mar 13

29

Inc

8%
19%

8%

—1
1

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l7/a Jan

'

6,000

8%
*18%

50%

25

9

5% Jan

4% May

3

5

Corning Glass Works common

1
89
Apr 16
19% Jan 24

Shares

8%

,34%

.

41% 41%
164% 165
14% 15
84% 84%
*85
86%
'86
87%
18% 18%'

Refining common.10
preferred
—100
1

May 16

18%

51

34

*51
*52

Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp

87% Apr

Mar 11

85

15% Jan

50
50

the Week

8%

21%
21 %
21 %

;

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Friday

Thursday
May 15

.

*18%

8%
19%
51%
r 8%
51%

34

Corn Products

1%

May 13

8%
*18%
; 50%
8%
50%

5
5
5

convertible preferred

C%

17

12% Apr

Mar 14

86

Apr

16% Jan 22
86% Mar 26

36% Apr 22

Nov 29

74

52
55

20
14

42% May 16

3

2-% Jan

Jan

5
Jan 30

168% Jan 23

2
25
May 17
6% Jan
2

30

Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred

2

13

96% May

Dec

25% Feb

33% Jan

Oct

15

24% Mar 24

10

52% May

159 4 Mar 20

17
27% Jan 14
106% July 11

166% Dec

Jan

Cooper-Bessemer Corp

52

57 74 Feb
74

23% May 16

7
May 15

52% Mar

Jan

50'/a Jan

34% Dec 27

11

July 18
12% Dec 24

145

34% May 13

19% May 16

19
25
15
8
11
25
ll

9;

20% Jan 10

8
IB
6
Jan
2
38% Feb 12

18% May

14

70% Jun

22
30

5lit Oct
41% Dec

5%

Wednesday
May 14

Tuesday

May J 3

2
25
5
1
5
14

Industries common

convertible preferred
Continental Insurance .
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp.

44

Monday

Par *

EXCHANGE

Jan 20

10

8% Apr 29

7
7
3

>

Copper & Steel—

Continental

15% Jan

9

Jan. 1
Hiehest

Ranee Since

Year 1057

Lowest

I

YORK STOCK

NEW

HIGH SALE PRICES

LOW AND

STOCKS

,

*83

'

20 C

*

Jan

31

10% Dec

11

23 %Jun

5

40 % Oct

22

Oct

22

14

85

15% Dec

11
•

21

5% Oct

7% Jan

12

19% Jan

17

23% Dec

9

Jun

9

21% Feb
.

86% Mar

5
9

47

-

3

A.;

7

8% Oct

22

3% Dec

16
18

9

Class

Oct

73

21

7

Jan

16

87

83% Jan 10
83
Mar 26

24

86

Feb

27

Jun

19

88

Apr

5

83

22

23% Jan

3

15% Jan
13% Jan

2

13% Jan

2

26% Dec

31

NOV

7

Marl8

6
1

Apr

14

Deere
1%

32% May 16

10

40% Feb

18

16% Jan

2

34% Apr

41% May

35% Oct

417a May 21

37% Jan

40% Mar 11

23

Jan

65

Nov 25

2

,

;

22% Jan
59% July

9% Jan
29% Apr

34%-Mar 17

17%

25 '

24%

; io%

-

97a

9

8%

33

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1

*

87»

8%

a

20

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;;

32%

32%

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8%

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5612

9

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:

2,900

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50%

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19%

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45%

45%

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2.000

.

8

16

11% Jan-

7474 Jan

25% Jan

3

14

32% Apr 30
32% May 7

:

7

11% Jan

37% Mar 13

-

2
29% Mar 26

Mar 29

16

i

23% May 16

2

Jan

May 13

Dec

6

15% Dec

lfl

14

23% Oct

22

34% Jan

14

25% Jan

17

13% July

5

97a Jan

10

8% JfcB

14

12

147a May 14

'

2

-

2

ill
Dec
50% Oct

24

1VU Jan 14
14% Jun 12

10

91

11% Dec

24

24% Jan 29

Oct

22

68% Jun

36% Dec

24

57% May 13

33

4274 Feb

4

16% Oct

21

19% May

9

1674 Jan

20

9

18% Oct

22

2574 Jun

5

24% Jan

31% Mar 14

Jan

15

6

9

-59% Feb

Apr

,

May

23

2

8% Apr

9

188% Feb

4

17274 Apr 10
100 % Jan
8

76% Nov 14

89% Feb

85

30% Oct

37% Apr

2

Jan

25

1

1674
14%

34%

33%

34%-

34%

34%

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32

31%

31%

32%

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21%

20

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6

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& Co—

5

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10
50
50
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5,700
; 24,600

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3274

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2,000
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33

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5174

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10

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10

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3,600

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3274
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20

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20

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10,400
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28%

.

57

287«
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28%

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1774

3974

16
2274
29
12

20

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10

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17%
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36%

1

de Nem (E I)

2174
-

14%
5474

.1

Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred

3174

21%

5974

1
—2

Inc

Common

11274 Apr 21
9174 Apr 28

,

21%

3,500

;

.

86

88

1474

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1674,

5
50c

Dunlan Corp
du Pont

110

27

14%

10%

No par
No par
No par
1

Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited USA
D T M Corp
Dunhill International

10% Jan

6% Jan

July 16
Mar 27

206

160% Oct 21

17%

14%

11%

1

Dow Chemical Co

4

Mar 26

9

974 Aug

12

5% Dec 20

Jan

*

52%.Apr

17

17

14%

57

Dr. Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp

30% Apr

'

1674

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10

10% Jan 31
16% Apr 30

2

377a Mar 13

4
34% Mar 17
43% Feb

_

17

100

J

'

14%

-

500

'

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48%..

*84

88

»,16%

50%
17% .17%
41
41%
39% 39%

Divco-Wayne Corp

57% Jan

9% Aug 20

..

88

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8774

88

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88

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86

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;:

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89

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11%

31%

,

.

:

86

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50%

12% Apr 24

19
30

Jan

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49
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147/a

50

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4874

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49

4874

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preferred -♦

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447a

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31%

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31%

48%

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11

31%

16

11

-<

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50c

&

1174

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29% May 14

17

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25 Yo Dec

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;
32%
32
15
Disney (Walt) Productions—2.50
21%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
28%

39

1574 Jan

*88

100

Inc

Records

~

-t

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f'
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06

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0

9

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23

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3
Jan 31

13% Dec 30

Jan

58

:

17

38% Nov 12

9

10% Jan

Feb ;

55

23

21

Jun

17% '

-

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•

66

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Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
—3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vilbiss Co
15
Devoe & Raynolds class A
2
Diamond Alkali Co
10
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
1
$1.50 preferred
—
25
Diana Stores Corp
50c

51% May 15
20% Feb 17

51% May 15
26% Apr 18
48% July 17

99

11

'

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Delaware

7% Apr 21

15% Dec 30
33% Oct 22

.

25 7423

1074

1

Delaware & Hudson

6

Feb

23

6% Apr

7

25% Jan

Decca

41% Feb 25

49

100%

17%
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11,600

28,800

46%

••

47

46%

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100 %'

18%

20%
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.

37%

37%

36%

37

47

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25

18%

%.-•

Rubber Co

Dayton

16% Mar 10
35% May 5

19% Mar 18

31% Feb

18

17% Mar 14
•

27% Jan
2
30
Feb 25

287/a Apr 25

32% May

19% Dec 30

Dec

.

*99%

100

23

-

-

28

2

19% July 22

Jan

88

Oct

8

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48

25
v.--

Daystrom Inc
,————10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B:—..100
Preferred 3.90% series C——100

5 Jan 22

,

14 % Oct

9% Apr

37%

46%
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Mills Inc.
5
Corp common—2.50
convertible preferred
20

5%

88

75

13

19%

37%

Davega Stores

23

49% Apr 23

2

43 % Jan

72

34% Dec

18%

39

17V*

Dan River

3% Jan

ll7/a Jan
35

:■

common— 1

preferred series A

3%%

11% May 15
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Number 5743

•

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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle

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.

(2237) : 21

YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD

Range for Previous
Year 11)51

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Gliddcn Co

37%

5

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common

;

1

100

4

Grace

1

(W R) & Co

Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P

4

18

Grand Union Co

8

Granite

8

9

*159%
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(The)

City 8teel

5

,

92%

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10%

:

3,300

41,700

17! 4

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29%

29%

29%

29%

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5

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33%

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27

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29%

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32 %
46%

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54

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75%

10,600

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600

45%

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5

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34

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34

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26

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25 Va

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21,900

39%

86
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600

55%

34%

34%

6,400

165

39%

39

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5

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3%
165

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86

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29%

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100

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100

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45%

5

39%

86

16,800

94%

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27

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54%

75%

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55%

57

36%

26%

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17

32%

5

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16%

94% :

17%

32%

1%

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17%

47

Ore Prop,,No par

Northern Iron

Great

—No par

92! 4

93

x75%

5

Gould-National Batteries Inc

4

~

10

Goodyear Tire & Rubber

Gt

27

133%

100

»

Co

May 12

17

100

,_83%c

common

Grant (W T) Co common

Apr

34%

22%

21%

100

10

;1...

3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores

May

34%

22%

23

*25%
46%
"* 19%
23%
*90

100

May 16

8

34%

35

22%

*25%

5

21%' •21%
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27

34%
21%

,10

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.

35% Mar 27

3

4%

25

com

86

79% Mar 21
22

14%

59

10%:
139

26.%

•

2,800

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115%

10c

$4.50 preferred

Apr 30
48% May 5

Oct

6% Apr 18
35% May 8

•11%

,

79

a

'

33

1 % Mar

Products

Gillette

20

26% Dec

86 % Apr

11%

.V

75%

preferred

GJmbel Brothers

4

,

25% Feb

11

4%

3% May 15
159% May 2

2

Jan

6

34% Jan

9

69

21

11%

59

-No par
_No par

—

Gerber

9% Mar 27

30

Oct

11%

13%
11%

56%

No par

preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp

51% Jan 20

5

41

o

52%

13%

x38%
115%

—.

preference

27% May

10

3

71% Oct 31

90

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13%

25%

33

115%

preference

5 %%

7

7% Feb

Mar 18

6

$5

.

23 % Jan

91

36% Feb

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51%

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59%

78!

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26%

1%

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preferred

4%%

23

90

x51 %

25%

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139

32%

13%

-

90

29! a

t

4

52%

-58%

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Telephone Corp.i
Corp:
;

6

57% July 18

21% Dec

General

7

4

Dec

79! 4

26%

1,500

100%

28%
j

25

4

21

27

33'%

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Castings Corp
1
General Telephone Co of Florida—

Jan

4% Jan

26%
33

90

90

26-T4
32%

14%

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Jan

13

4r

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10%

:*i38,

27%

32%

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10

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' Feb

8

139

27%

.27%
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13%

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Apr 21

80

2% Apr

'

79

10%

10%

139

28%

34!

21

21

139

100!a

28%

28%

5

Jan

Oct

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79%

10%

mi

28%

24% Feb

95% July 8
37'4 Jun 14

1

138

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-

2,800

56

22

79% Jun

28% Dec

;

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3%

3

70% Feb

39% Oct

80

10%

28%

5,600

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160

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15%

34%.

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30%
15%
3%

-

25%

37% Nov 14
12

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30

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2

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28

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30

44

3

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400

3,600

,

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83

37% Jan

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3%
56

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44

22% Apr

15% Apr

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3%

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27%

25%
17%

129

2

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5% ;

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27

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.

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43%

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46% Mar 26

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37%

1,400
18,000
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17%

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28% July

35%

5%-

26%

37%

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26%

General Tire & Rub

32% Oct

,35%;-

25%
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-83% July 17-

38%

,

43%

47% May G
21% Feb 24

44% Jan

26%

37%

v

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7%

7%

.

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2

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43%

43%

7

7% Oct 21

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70

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16% Jan

20% Nov 14

7%

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62

17! 2

40% Jan

22

26%

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38

34%

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15%

1

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preferred

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73a

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28,500

26%

preferred I

39

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79

24%

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2,300
400

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1

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;

43%

7

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91%
11%

;

26%

26% Mar

33% Dec

11% -:

11%

•

31%

17

26% Feb

3

iiy2
89%

11%

39

430

2,300

„

43%

2

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11%

10

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95%
41%,
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12

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5,400

26%

14

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30

29%

11%

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89%
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3%
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58%

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Feb

90

42%

5

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185

'

-

34%

11%

*

8,200

120

41%

38 3 i

,18
3i% "31%

11%

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9%
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preferred:

25

107

5-

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; .-ss'A
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11%

7%

9%

42%

1

$3 convertible preferredGeneral Public Service

25

23

.

;

—

28% May 16

22

;

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41%

18

100

28
May 31
45% May 2

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par

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1

3,300

55

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22% Sep 20

77

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23
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3
36% Oct 22

95
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7

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65 -v

54%

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21%

2,100

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11%

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80

5

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7

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4

3,300

67

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27% Mar 19

30% Mar

63%

7

22% Nov 18

30% Dec

"

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600

6

16% Dec 23

-

63

66%

-

4

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13

1

63

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13,500

-

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32% Jan

15% Dec 23

-

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43%

27% May
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15',Wan', 3

10

22% Oct

91

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29% Nov 19

-

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General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co

2

17%
31%

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11%

1

Co,—

Precision

-

'

Mills common

conv

41%

12%

1

Dynamics Corp

preferred

$1.60

95

,41%
38%

39

5Q

preferred

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41%

11%

5

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24

57% July 15

27% Oct
42

34

95

41%
38%

92%

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com

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•94

11%

I2

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7*%
91

54%

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5,500

42%

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11%

;

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52,100

7%

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115

1

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6

115

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5

21%

17%
64

92

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49

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1

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56%

l

88

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11%
55%

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9

21%

io

100

116% Jan 20
39% May 8

1
2

11%

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21%

100

16%

43%

63
•

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92

115

18%
31 G%

50

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49%

92

21%

42%

100

18%

.

51%.
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11%
11%
55% '56

120

17%-

1st preferred

8% May 15
75% May 7

2

Apr

333/4 Jan

24

'

39%

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Bronze

'

7,800

•

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92

9,100

86%.

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64J

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18% "18%

49%

„

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11%

preferred

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V 42%
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,

General Cigar Co Inc
No par
General Contract Corp common
2
G'lc series preferred-,
lo
General Controls Co
5

9

68% Apr

4

200

11% May

4

15% Feb 27
40

22

$8

4

May 12
52% May 6'
14
May 8

2

10% Dec

Marl8

:

7%

v

49%
92

--

♦108

6
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Baking Co common
5

Jan

84%;

16%

513A

18%

47%

General Amer Oil Co of Texas..

19 % Jan

16%;

43%

41

'

•102

63% ''63%

66%
18%

31%

coml

40%

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s

63

93%

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86

66%

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preferred

40%
.

!

62%

r*90

—III—2

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6,300

66%

39

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3,200

18

63

—1—-10

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92

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52%:

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•

20

98

17%

66

42%

;

42%

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51%

62%

1

common

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43

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3,800

17%

85!;

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2,900

26%

52

3938

85%
104

20%

26%

98'

66%

100

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7%

;

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21%

(The)—

30% Apr

40%

84%
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■*

5,00©

20

4

26%

63

18%

1

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General

7%
42 %

,

11%
56%

Co

103

1,40©
8;800

17

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convertible preferred
5o
General American Investors com
1
$4.50 preferred
!___
—100

Apr 18

103

11%

American

40%

86%

•

20%
36%

17

20%

26%
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18

207A

36%

65%!

6%

Jan 30

24% Feb 25

6

Mar

30

103

55%

convertible

General

7

69% Jan

135

21

Oct

2

Feb

May 16

11

23

30-

Jan 25

26% Jan

85

47% Jun-12

10

Dec

6

4%%

40%

85%

52%

17%

20

•

.

2,500

17%

62%

15

Garrett Corp
{The)——
Gar Wood Industries inc com

4% Jan 21

88

18

225

Jun

37% July 12

Nov 19

67% Dec

2

71/.
—2.50

Gardner-Denver Co

General

51%
i,

91

convertible preferred
1
Gamewell Co (The)——No

30% May 13
15% Feb 20

3% Dec 30

18

7%.
42%

5%-

5% May 14

36%. Jan

13% Oct

23-

Co

'51%

17%

87%

*94%

,

;

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40%

21%

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

37% May 1
35% May 14

18%

98

*7%

:Hg

Gabriel

27 % May 16

20 % Jan

16

26%

.<

54%

37

.

17

20%

26%

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91

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Fruehauf Trailer Co common
4 % preferred

10% May 15

20%

85

41%

Freeport Sulphur

19

8% Jau
40% Jan

20%,.
26%

95
51%

5

.

Sugar

20%
26

5

Franklin Stores Corp

6

May

.36%

17%

>

64

preferred

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92% May 12
13% Feb
3
65

37%

17%

17

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16%

Coll-No par

Foremost Dairies Inc—
Foster-Wheeler Corp

11% Mar 13

2

9% Jan

10% July 24

-

30,

,

37%

17

63%

-

-

14

38%

♦52

<20% <20%.

37%

1

Foote

18% Apr 22
87% Jan 16

3

2,400

16%

100

3%%

35%

64%

Mineral Co—
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Ford Motor Co—1—II"

8
5

35%

.

16%

preferred

1

2,000

35 3 a

20%

preferred—IIIIlo
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convertible

34%
19%

35%

35%

41%

86

Machinery & Chem

3%%

19%

16%

Food

9

34%.

19%

63%

13% Mar 11

May
94
May
43% May
41% Feb .

34'A

19%

16%

$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
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4% convertible

115

54%

34

64%

common

Mar 17

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34%
20 %

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52% <

-

54%

35%

;

2,900
11,700

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13%

19%

20%

98

7,800

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13%

34

35%

27%

17%

4%'
-

4,600

43%

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43! i

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2,500

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86

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16%

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38%

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17

17%,
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13%

v

;

1,200

54%

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common

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13%

foo

56% Mar 27

2

80

40% Dec

96

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4%

13%

88

150,300
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.

82% "

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.

44%-

12%
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17%
29

35%

20%

51%

±

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300

38%

23%
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12%

20%

26%

10

82%

'

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Florida Power &
Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores Inc

16

51% May 13

2

Feb-

May 16
;Jan

25% Mar 20

13

Jan

July 11
24% J an
8

,

14

6%,Oct 22
8% Dec 30

93% Aug
5
61J/» July 16
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29

123

10

Nov

Jan

Apr

Nov 27

May 15

17% May
12% Jan

2.

8% Dec

64

17

Florida

35% *.<

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17%

4%

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13

23%

the fflnk

16

20%;

20%
-

41

12%

88

44

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23%

29%

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——-2

(The) Carpet Co

Flintkote Co (The)
$4 preferred

10

65% Apr 30

2

67%July

18;

68% Nov 14
32

10

30

65%. May 15

30;,

Nov

56% Jan

Jan

134

35% Dec 30..
13% Oct 22,

10% Dec

93% Feb

Firth

45% Mar 20

8

*52

20%-

17%

29%

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44%
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.

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34%

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First National Stores

16

6

87% Jan

12% Jan

8

21

92

8% Jan

37 % Jan

39% Jan

21

42% Oct

32 % Dec

6 % Mar 10

3

93

6

64% May 13

54%

39

13%

4%

-

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20%

NY^II__5

17%
30 %
90

44%
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v

14

17

j

par

Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp

5

17% May 16

14

Apr 25
18% Aug
2

Nov 13

5% Oct

55% Feb

4

46% July 9
95% May 10
59% May 8
59%. Jun 13

6

21

7

17%
♦80

4%

35%

~

29%

.

-

45%

V *20

100

4%% preferred—
Firstamerica Corp (wl)

44 % Aug 27
17% Nov 20

•

Ins

16% Apr 25

8

.7% Mar

Fire

38% Apr

5

34%. Oct

Fidelity Phenix

17%

37%

preferred

82% Apr

Feb

Nov

17

convertible

9

Dec

Oct

53% Feb

4,0

2

Jan

57

79

Mar 24

29% Jan

106

45

97

66

34% Oct 22

..

10

2

6% Dec

78

14

Mar 12

47

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83 3% Jan

47% Feb

»

20%

'l0
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82%

34 %

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Federated Dept Stores

Corp
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86

13%

a

Fenestra Inc

82%

29%

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Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co
common- 5"'
4.60% preferred
25

101% July 23

81% Nov 13

100% Oct

20% Jan

May

2

1

Ferro

'

38%

39%

Friday-v;>.V.

May 15

13%.
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Federal

20% May 12
27% May 9

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44%:

50

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57 "

19% Dec

Jan

2

28
23% Rlar 13

16 % May

Dec

19% Oct

16-

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common—

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,

Sales for

-^Thursday

-

May 14

12%

29 %

-

-

39%

82%.

*79

,

pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearing

23

17% Oct

J

-Wednesday
.

24%

'

50

7

40%
12%
-

*82

-

Tuesday
May 13

24%

12%
24

~I2

Fedders-Qulgan Corp

Mar 20

29-

Corp__.

*40

1

5% preferred series B
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday
May 12

Par

Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fauchild Engine &
Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common 1
4% convertible
preferred—"IIioo

82% Apr 30
18% Mar 25

15% Jan

11% Jan

STOCK

EXCHANGE

12

64%nJuly 10

% Dec 30

NEW YORK

Highest

22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
13

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. I

8

1,000

3,600
12,500

5,500
1,170
21,100

9,100
3,700

37%

38%

37%

37!a

38

2

38% May 13

Great

Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co

25

30% Jan

No par

37%

38%

36%

37%

36!

36%

x35%

36 Va

19,700

2

25% May 16

Great

Western

com

No par

37%
24%

38

20% Jan

25

25

25!

24%

25 Va

25

25'A

25%

7,200

100

139%

139%

♦139

Green

Bay A Western RR

.100

*68%

71!

Green

(H L)

131 % Jan
67 ;•

2

Apr

17

22% Jan

2

141

Mar 21

.75-

Jan

1

7%

20

26% May 13

•

preferred

Sugar
;

Co Inc

1

26

37%

37%

a

140%

25%
138%

2

*68%

71 %

*68%

71 %

*68%

71%

•68%

71%

26 %

26 %

26%

26! a

26%

25%

26 Va

25%

25%

139

h

139 7 a

139

139

139

190
3.200

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

22

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

,

,(2238)

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
k
w

Feb

89

15

34% Jan

20
74 Oct 11

12 JA May

Jan

2

14 Vo Dec

10

32 Vb Jan

Dec 11
1057b Oct 21

80% Jan

9

47 74

May

152

81

Oct

6
28

83

Nov

4

2

167/e Apr

Jan

7

4 74%

10% Jan

7% Apr 25

Grumman

10

Guantanamo Sugar

20

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR

14

May

9

17% Jan

52

Mar

5

61 Vz May

Feb

25

117% May

6

44% May

9

89

Jan

10

Jau

3

30

May 13

$4.40

Jan

95

1)2

102

dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred

98% Mar 11
May
1

1)5% Jan

10

104% Apr

3

38% Jan
49 Va Apr

3

preferred

dividend

$5

109

44

44%

44%

44%

44%

z—100
100
100
100

dividend preferred

*93%

24%

*93%

101

100

108%

'A

*98

107%

107% >

*105

*

6,100

60 %

"59%

60%

100

112%

112%

113%

18,000

9

*9J

94%

x94%

20.

'95

-

100

-■

*98%

101, /

108%/

*98

•

102.-.

180

101

*98

*106%

*99%

101

xlOO

15,500

43%

42%

43!:

x42 %

44 %

v.

.95.«
101%. 101%

%

102

*98%

,

14%

111%

*93

95

102

101

100

700

14%

Q

./r

V

No par

Common

'

14%

*59%

112%

111%

8%

14%

60

X60

6174"

112%; 113 Va

115%

>'

114

25

14%

*60%

61

*60

No par

',.14%

14%

14%

19,000

21%

21%

3%

14%

xl4%

b8

*86

88

22%

21

9

9

\

33,800

15%

15%

15-%

*65

88

21%

21%

9%

*9 Va

Utilities Co—

Gulf States

$4.20

9%

Shares

May 16

May 15
15%

15%

*85

88

21%

21

21 Vz

*9

com_No par

Gulf Oil Corp

6

39 % Jan

101

21

1

preferred

$5

5

1

Aircraft Eng Corp

15%

15%

*85

88

"85

100

preferred

Apr 17
22% May 15

17% Mar 20

V15%

15%

15%

the Week

Friday

Thursday

May 14-

May 13

May 13

Par

Greyhound Corp (The) common—3

14

87

81

13
14
10
11
16
13

41% Jun 11
93 Vz Feb
5
98
Apr
2
96
Ja* 29

34% Jan 24
8lVaAug

14% Jan

16% Apr 30

18

Dec

14

76 Vb Nov

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan, 1

Year H>r>7

Lowest

Sales for

PRICES

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

HIGH SALE

AND

LOW

STOCKS

for I'revioua

Range

*105

50

108 7b

c105

108%

H
21
89% Jan 17
24
Jan
2
28% Jan 11

41% Feb

4

Nov

38

63% Dec
18% Dec

30

13% Dec

31

Dec

24

67

20

Jan

2

15

21% Jan

2

24% Feb

11

May 31

26% Jan
80
Jau

32% Feb

14

13

24

45% Jan

23

39

21

40 Vis

127% Oct

14

23 Vz Dec

30

39 % Mar

29% Dec

24

51% Aug

30

3% Oct

8

13 % May

July 23
Jun 14

30

33% May 6
Mar 17
7

16

26 Vz Apr 28

3% Jan

9

28 % Jan

7

34% Jan 21

23'A Jan

20
6

Mar

54

May

Nov 19

83

43% Jan

6

26

91

July 24

43 % Dec

10

24% Jan

17% Jan

35

16

Jan

22

24% May

2

62

1

112% Mar 21

3
36 Vo Apr 24

61% May

53% Jan

47% Jan

23

27% Feb

12

42'% Sep

19

24% Dec

24

40% Jan

4

26% Jan

14

10% Oct

21

11'/a Jan

13

60 % Sep

9

17% July 16
78
Jan 17

60.

Jan

July 19
22% Jan
7
10% Jun 20

74

Jan

2
24

21

30

15% Dec

8% Oct

22

25% July

17% Oct 22
9

16 Va Sep

8

Nov

2

86

May

23

May

6

12

May

2

2

27% May 12

9% Jan 20

li% Jan 27

Holland

12
9

Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred

Jan

22% Jan

15 % Oct,

22

25% Nov

1

11

17% Jan

3

21 % May

Feb

5

25% Jan

2

29'A May

32% Jan

2

44% Apr 28

31

22 Va Oct

11

40% Jan 10

Oct

22

71% Jan

4

39% Feb

24

22% Dec

23

39% Jan

10

23% Apr

7

Feb

8

87% Apr

40

81

97

6

Sep

51% Apr

3

Oil

Honolulu

25

2% Nov 27

6% Jan

4

3

Jan

2

4

Jan

28% Jan

10

19

Jan

7

23

Jan

*116

37

*72

-

84

~

85%.
22%

11%
27 Vn

37

Apr

29

78

14

83

Feb

6

26
1

22

60% July 11

54

8% Dec

31

15

Jan

18

5% Dec

18

18% Jan

8

Feb

84

46% Oct

72

Oct

25

88

Nov 20

100

1 % Sep

-

Apr

l4*Apr

4% May

30

19

4%

95% Apr 23
57% May 8

Houston Lighting & Power

10% Mar 19

Howard Stores Corp

5% Jan

10

9% Mar 24

1

11% Apr 29
90

Feb

7

18
18

,

Jan

Apr

3% Apr

1% Jan

Howe

16

G% Jan

4.40% preferred—

16

4

14

16% Jan

14

13 % Jan

27

16% May

27
2% Dec 23

85% Apr

8
6
May 21
35% May 23

72% Jan

17

84

20% Jan

2

3% May 13
28'A May 13

Hupp Corp common
>
5% convertible pfd series A

12% Dec 23

22

Jan

4

13% Jan

2

16 % Feb

Hussinann Refrigerator Co

29% Jan

40

Dec

12% Oct

70

Sep

19

Dec

30

2 % Jan

2

Hunt Foods

9

Apr 23

5%

4

35% Feb

11:

42 % May 13

Idaho Power Co—

51% Jan

2

65% Mar 10

/ *28%

29%.

*28%

7

43%

50%

48%

48% \

28%

28'a

28%

91%

*89 %

91 %

63% Jan

9

28% Jan

13

34% May

32% May

9

29% Jan

2

46 % Mar

8

44

Mar 20

47Va Jan 21

47% Apr

2

45

Mar 26

46'A Apr

11

25 Va Oct

23

38

Jan

13

40

Jun

19

44

Nov

6

52

Feb

11

49% Jan

7

52 Vz Jan

22

40

Nov

14

48

Jan

15

47% Feb-

7

50

28

40

July 16

46% Apr

26

Nov 13

31% July

47% Feb
33% May

7

29% Jail

2

•80

81%

81 Vz

82

*87

89%

*87'%

89%

97%

*96

98%

57%

x55 Va

55%

54%

10

*9%

6% Apr 25

6% Dec

30

9% Apr

5

23

39 Vs Jan

14

89

14

148

Nov

Dec

3

5

47

33%

16

Jail

21

35% Jan

3

8

25% Dec

23

38% Jan

11

Nov

11

156% Jan

25

31% July 10

25% Oct 22
14
>

22

82% Nov 19

18% May
300

27

Jan

7
10

Jan.

2

148% Mar 3
26% Jan 13

8

11% Apr

21,

International .Packers

6

Jan

2

Jan

16

26'A May 10

7% Jan

13

17

106% May 10

57% Jan

7

34

Dec
Dec

24

Dec

125

26

22

9

5%
f7% Oct

11

21

34% Jan

14

40

51 Vz Apr

23

25

Jan

13

Feb

20

28

Jan

2

31% Mar

5

29% Jan

13

35 Vs May

7

35

37% July 10

~36% July" 16
33% May 10

14% Feb

19

100

hh May 14
3
21% Jan
22% Jan 17
13% Jan

2

28% Nov

4

33% Dec 24

31

Jan

28

24% Jan

2

28 % Mar 29

27% Jan

2

28

Dec

24

111% Jun 28
S3

Oct

22

3% Feb

54% Jun
130

Jan

13
22

50% July 15

29% Jan
118

Jan

13

18

82

Jan

15

56

Feb

3

11
28

€0% Aug

2

89 % Feb

28

75
Aug 29
34% Dec 10
69

Feb

35% Dec

12
18

90% Nov

6

35% Dec

17

For footnotes

52% July
97

3

July 11

64 Ve

July 24

99

Jan

2

76% Jan

17

see

page


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

28.

4% Feb 10

15'A Jan

2

19% Feb 25

87

6% May 9
23% Apr 17
28 Va May
9
90% May 12

69% Apr

2

88

Jan

24

42

Jan

24

99

93

Apr
Mar

11

No par

International Shoe
International Silver common
7% preferred
International Telep

Rights

^

May 12

41% Jan

10

4

97% May 12

39% May 15

44% Mar 12

$6

Jones

5%

&

317 b

65

30%

34 Vz

7b

27:%

2774

27%

25%

25%

-!•

16%

31%

303a :
32

100

337 a

34

32,100

23/64

hh

23/64

*27 7b

2774
-

3674

2774

2774

25 7b

2574

16%

31 Va

367b

367b

31%

32 3 4

32%

333a

3674

•

32

337 b
*12112

123 Vz

122 Vz

122 Vz

122

123 Vz

37%

x37%

37%

37'A

37 7z

37

37%

6%

6%

6 Va

*21 %

21%

2174

25%

27%

•257b

pfd„100

90%

90%

1

x67%

68%

Johnson.

Laughlin Steel com

108

37

89

*86

5
12 Vz

10
100
1

277b

6

26 Va

,

3,200

32%

6,600

.33 Vb

5,800

4

70

123

*121

6

37 Vb

2,900

6 Vs

377b

19,200

634

6 74

2174

20 3 4

2174

277b

26 Va

26%

26 Vb

27

67

'

68

*

377b

36%

33%

*2074

91

*86

122

2,500
13,900

327a

363

\

217a

♦89

89

*86

Va

67 b

%

20%

68%

G8

Corp

67 b
22

33 Va

897b

89

preferred

preferred series A

34'A

*121 Vz

5
1

Sulphur Co

Joy Manufacturing Co

33%

3174
33%

34

900

17

16 7b

"

609,400

25%

17

1,400

27%

»/z

25

17

36 Va

31%

3,700

38%"

*30 Vz

257b
"

16%
V

800

*30

hh

36%

17 Va

36'A

60
.

33%

3474

1674

38%

.

307b

23/64

25%
/

700

11
66

11174

3174

hh

17

107 b
65

3074

3374

2774

2574 726

;

"

400

*30 lb

337b

.

-

12,100

'

96

11174

39

39

31

■

10%

1117b

200

17,200
7,900

9%

"95

♦95
7

66

1107a

3174

31

23/64

25/64

*63

65

11174

317a

397a

95 74

10,200
.

7274 "
.

947b

95%

107a

107b

.

-

111V4

3974

27%

31%

'

7474

9%

89

*89

92

68

63

*86

89

1,300
13,600

92

*89
67 V 4

200

68

1,700

89

*86

16,300

37%

37

37 Va

367b

37%

36 7

377b

98

98

97 VA

9774

987b

9774

*98

97

99

38%

38 Va

38 Vz

39

37%

4

387b

387b

37

38

9774

450

9774

*9774

977b

977b

97%

97%

9774

97%

9714

397a

39 Va

4,800

397a

397b

3974

3974

39Va

39%

397b

39%

-

98%

37%

37

Va

'37%

;

430

277a,"

*72 74

9%

;

19,900

157Vb.

7434

73%

9574

I

39%

347b

34%

36 %

107 b.

V

.

32

39 Va

1

Jewel Tea Co Inc common

&

11%
647'z

11174- t

94-

•

95

96.,

.

V

157 U

i 27

277a

5,300

19,100'

y

3374

•'
-

'

*31

9

9%

1

Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%

Johnson

974: ;■

.

19%r.:

337a

74%

727b-

737b

;72%

.v

a

210

92

3497 v 350"4

15774

26 7
*74

300

V 800

>

,

1974

-

3374

1567b

277b
7474

:

:

33%

5

(F L) Co

3%%

97b

:

50c

Jaeger Machine Co

Johns-Manville

34%

64%
1117b

32.;

10

Circuit Breaker Co

Jefferson Lake

7374''

*10%
<

-39%

3.50
1

Light Co

preferred

Jacobs

73 "4

1

Island Creek Coal common
I-T-E

74.74 '1*.

*74

97z

19 %

350 7b

157c'

:277b

747b

•

18%
3 48 74

3374

156%

277a

277a

•;

32

2,700
.

92

.

351%

33%'

3374

5

Corp

Interstate Power Co
Iowa Power &

-

31 Vb

307a

3174

92

92

19%

v

.

348 Vz

957b

%

*

,

19„

19% ,:*•
3527 b

94

-

3074

-

92-,:-

92

92%

.

156% 156%.,.
.

.

lll%v-

4,600

247b

33 Va

11%

:

87

39

967b,*

63%

6,000

165 i;.

8tiVz

86 Vb

.

*21

94

•

79'4

*157

' 165

86

,S.

78 Vb

*33 74

94

39%

167

■r\

"

24%

95

*30%

13,200

79

39

94

x32

1,000

177B

17

*24

10 Va

*109%

7%

*38 Vb

96%

11%

.No par
25

25
& Teleg.Nopar
*

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co

32% May 15
37% Mar 13

Mar 24

35

100

33%.

r'y,i

39%.,

94

63 Vz

of Cent Amer com—No par

17 Vs May 12
36% May 16

85

3

No par

preferred

5%, preferred
International Salt

Interstate Dept Stores

34% Apr 23
Jan

$4

Int'l Rys

3274

24

19

.

1,400

2

32

9%
/

90

51

381 b

92

50

.

47

24

95%

7.50

common

,

'.73 %

73%

No par
Limited
1

International Utilities

8

9

International Paper

76

*74%

100

...

*50
*46

31

%;

:'V 156
27%

27 Vz

Canada

27% Mar 24

29

11

Jun

7

Nickel of

27 Va Mar 10

41% Jan

6% Jun

78

31/64 May

124% Apr

28% Jan

47% Jan

May 7
32% Jan 29

10

4

47% July 11
91
Jan 24

Mar 25

36% Feb 27

13% Oct 11
Nov 19

4

40% May 23

30
22

Feb

114

23

Oct

71

13

20% Oct
12

96
Jan 22
13% Feb
4

Jan

July 12

22

Dec

92

4%. preferred

33

33 Va
156

51%.

33 7»

350

300

/

47

24

.

V.

7,400

5,000

7%

167a'

-157.

85a4.V 87.

*46 74

:: *51

■:/

33 V

78 74

165

•

;

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31%

*39%

/

356%

78' "a

6,300
.

17,400

45 V b

>

51

77b

.

*44%

,

47

177a,

<;

407b
647#

,y

:.'/'" 32%
33 3 4

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33 Vb

*157

407 a

33 /

*46

78

«

2,100

64

51%

16%?.

.87% %

15 74-

24

.

19%-.

19

...

2,600

31%
v

92

91

165.

.

62,200

32

45 7b

7.7«

80

/

274
27:,4

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'

47

,

31

3'a

.

337a

45%

33%

4

:

41

"

77b

79

x87

39%

352%

5

No par
—100
5

common-.

97% May

7

30

Oct

Harvester

7%, preferred

Int'l

7% Dec
85

Int'l

.*

•79% Mar 13

85% Feb 27

Feb

Corp

13

109% July
98

33% May 13
159% Jan 29

Iron

:

,

1

*51

->47

2,100

277b

*46 V4

50 f>:

-

500

2,600

16 Vs.

*79 Vb

65

33%

77b
177a

*157

,

.

24%

39%

100
1

preferred

70% Jan,17

68% Jan

July 30

9

4V2%

Int'l Business Machines

'■

,

32%

*24

5

,

88%

31%

20
..1

;

Int'l Minerals & Chemical com

65% Dec

82

May

Ctfs Inc

Interchemical Corp common
Interlake

79
165

88

50

*45 7a

4 Vz
42 Vb

327a %:

33

47;

«

157 4

65

6,600

1%

,-t.

16

3%.

317a

51" -sr

*

78

t

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*4677

17

7%

17%

78

*45
'

33%/ 33%

../

7%

•*

*157

—No par

Inspiration Cons Copper.

30 74 Mar 10
76
May
8

76
May 2
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20

9

92% May 13
22% Jan 27
357

//,'

33%

17%

No par
100

Steel Co

86% Jan

92

4

Mar 13

*7

1

»

—

Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred

41

7

v.'

47

*45%

100 pesos

—

29

376% July

6% Oct

S A

Apr

88% May

33%

4545

Mexico

Industrial Rayon

37

24

22

6

31 Vz

10,200

*3 7

28

40%

65' z *"
32 74337b."
45 %

100

87«/

/s : 417b

80

.

1474

-

*

9%/

*174

■;

28

41%.

517a
50

—

28

557b,<

1674

37b

80

8972
98' bV

3Vb

•

4374

16 Va
80.

3,700

*9%

4

4

500

-

347a

55 Vb

43

37a

!

97b
1%

*174

80'"

15

-

3,700

80%'

-*96

'872/'/. /-

87 s

43%.

147ir

:

38

*88
•

■

56

9%

65 74

*45 7z

:

54 V a

417'./'

'47

400

167 b

80 !b

*96

65%

*46%

■

19,100

23 74

.34%

82

897b

'4%

7

a

%277z>

323a ' 33%'
33 7a ' 337 a

s,

37 a.,

*37

3m'

987b

9%-

42%.

*49

j.

:

38

*88

65%

',

.51

Insuranshares

22

Nov

33%

65% v
34%'-

167b

34V4

417 b

41%

65%

16 Vb

*37

98 %

3%

1

50

Inland

Dec

' 15'

51%.

24 % Mar

Nov

147a

*49

9
36% Mar 24

18

26

15

*51%

2

2

26%

*22 Vb

*80%

/16 Va
79%

'

7;: 2874

26%

14%.

23 Vb

-16%

37 a.

3%

47

13

Jan

80

80

27,500

91 Vb

3%

54%

4%

io; ■,7 16

<3%

33%

22% Jan

2

80%.

45%

73
Jan
25% Jan

52

21

66% Oct

Feb

7.

16%

3 Va

28%

*897a

3%

16 V4

89%

43-1

%.

33%

14

81

65

5

Mar 31

79% Apr 25
158

xl6%

X80%

43

27%

91 Vb

%"• if'8%
1%nt'i

4%

4%
43%

*4614

4
11

270% Oct

137

2

157% Apr 17

4%

43%

28%

8

lVz

*1 %

*1%
*47a
43%

*44%

55% Jan

Nov 13

29% Oct

Jan

19

2

8% C8%

3,400

'22 7B

82

*96

8%

8%

23,200

50 74

34%

347«

♦

15

preferred
preferred
4.70% preferred
4.42% preferred
4.20% preferred

23 Vz May

23

20

11

99% Jan

10

25 Vo Dec

69

8

Feb

156

Jan'

65

88% Jan

Jan 16

7% Feb

14

>

500

43 Vb

49 Vb

/

37%'

7377-7

38%.

*9%

41

4.26%

22%

*88

*95%
55%

.

3%

1,500

W

29

42%

273b

*80%

10 "ti

2,300

8,600

217b

21'a
29

29 Vb

16%

34%

*9%

10%

10%

107b
21

r21

*c 9Vz

16%

34%

,

10,500

49%

3%

16%

16 %

*37%

2,400

26 Va

487.t

22%

35%

.

11%/

.

16%
■

217«;

26

43 '4

4

3 8.

Indianapolis Power & Light—No par

»■

Industria Electrica De

13% Dec

23%

•

*89%

■'

34%!

50
5

common

4.08%

18

Apr

*22'%

21 Vz

1174

91%

28%

„

A.-,-:

// 3%

50
50
50
.50
—50

Illinois Power Co

34% Apr 28

44% Jan

23
5

9

4

23

No par

Illinois Central RR Co

26% Dec

.

2174

42%

'48%

X48%/

10
150

1174

*29

43'%'

42%

*

4,300

»

.73Vb>"

.

84%;

107b
;

2,100

12 %

•

84 Vb

28%

•

43

38

........10

...

26%

43%

5

Ideal Cement Co

4

267a

10%

16%

.100
1

±

1174

26

29%

10

May 31

75% Aug 12

17

Dec

BO

& Indust Inc com

preferred series A__

217b

11%

21%

3071

12%

•*72

"

29%

No par

Bay Min & Sin Ltd

Apr

23

43

21%

.

:A 25%
10%

& Manhattan com
100
noncumulative preferred—100

5%

84 74

21%

JHudson
Hudson

Mar 24

8474

10%;.

,1

47

85%.

21%'

'Jl

40 % Apr

.V.

72 3 «

10%

No par

Sound Co

:

127s

21 %

100
—100
100

8% Jan 22

6

3
23

3% Oct

89

25

Feb 20

92

30%

127a

727b

11%

,

2,200
.8,000

3074

30

70

59 V4

37*4

37a

12%

85%.

16,900

117

>/ 59

73%

'21%

11% ,.11%
26% .26%

3%

13

87

30*

...

*72'

...

85%
22%

22%

27% Jan

preferred
preferred——...

73Vz

10%

$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par

3%%

597b

1,600

40:)o

40

37%

12%

12%

21%

.

:

59',4
377a

21%

Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3

Apr

,

59%

37%

>

1,1°0

14%

116

37% '

30 %

73%

40%

30

38%

12%

116- j

59,
.

«

117

*115

29

147a

147b

397a

40,7

.

,

59%,

(

4,500

37

*36 Vz
'

28

6

Mar 13

116

118

*30

-

>/■• 29-v

14%

39%.

10

23 Va

23

37

*36%

14%

30%
1?%

37%.

29.%

2974

36%

-

1,700

r.

*36%

59 %

.59%

:

*14"

40%

1,700

.

1

88

23%

14%
,

1,200/

54

*37 7b

88

2274

29,7

29

76%

53 Vb-

88

36%

48%

38% Apr 22

85

29%

%

*90

19

30

29%.

*36%

91,500

287a";'

*75
'

54

54

.

22% 7 22.74

23%

117

5

9

Aug

.,897b

42

15% Feb 10

69

54'A

*88

*28%

36 'A Jan

3

54

89%

39

10%

23% July 24

Jan

54 %

a

22 %

26%

39% May 29
30 Va Nov 18

25

; V 237b

76 Vz

*75

76%

7.

*75

%21%/

3

Jan

28%

53 7

*84

34'A Nov 13

16% Jan

28%

28%

28%

,*

.

-

76%

*88

X21%:

No par
Hotel Corp of America common
1
5% convertible preferred—
25

30

13 %

28%

-./

39

10

*

13%

13%

XU%

$4.25 preferred

16

18% NOV 26

Corp

Hooker Electrochem Co common

28% May 14
92
Jan 31

337a

13%

•

30
12.50

Homestake Mining

A 32 Vz

13%

j

*72

10

I" 30

34

*321 a

34

*32%

800

47b

*43b

47b

*4%

33%

14

5

Furnace Co

26%

4% 7 4%.

*

34

a

Xl2%

1
;—50c

Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp

'

1,200

137 b

14%

36%

3,100

257b

25%

30%

36%

*30

.

20%

20%

26

137b

14%

—5

347 a
20 7 b

25%

32%

29%

l

.

34

207a

34

38%

Heyden Newport Chem Corp_
1
3 % % preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
_No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
—2.50

5

2
10

——

34 Vz

13%

29%

59%

3,900

'

31 %

53%

117

35

32 %

*36 %

100

10

2,100

28%

89%

5,400

23%

23 Vb

21%

v.

10-;

'

23 %

237b

31 %

24%

No par

Hewitt-Robins Inc

Apr 18

9 Vo Jan

:•

Corp

Chocolate

4%

*26

7

1,900 b
;

136

*135

V 135

2,100

•

33%

:

33

33

327o
135

4

*34%

_

20%

4%

*75

23%
.

1,400

"

26%

•

76%

53%

_1

preferred

Hertz Co (The)

14'A Mar 27

16 Va Jan

87

70% Nov 27

5%

Hershey

1

26%

■•if

28%

♦88

«...—100

2,900

2974'

2JV4

■-•:

2974

"'*28%

237«

7 34 J

29 7

27%.

227b

33 j

35%

a

*32%

*75

74%

•12

137%

;

.

21%,A

13%

*13%

13 Vb

*72 %

22

32%

.

*135

.

34 %

v.

4%

,

*1334

73

21%

23 Vz

33%
.

.

A,;

-;

13%

73

29

23%

30%

33

29%

(G W) common
_10
noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12

44% Feb
3
Apr 18

73

,4 %'

.

>33

13%

i 2221;

/

20 7

26%

22%
147b
75 V.

2d.

137.%

23%

j

■

7%

31

7

35

/

21%

26%

Helme

4
Apr 23

118

30

34%

preferred

Heller (W E ).& Co

ft

41% Feb

July 25

115% Jan

33
*135

10

3.65% preferred

?9 % May 12
36% May 8
15% May 7

38 % May

10

47% July 11

21

103% Oct

6

32% Jan
2
10
Feb 25

8

17-% Jan

30

9% Dec

54 % May 13
89% Feb 21

86% Mar 14

18% Jan 22

19

34% Mar

2

% Apr 30

75

23 % Jan

15% Oct
22% Sep

30% July 23

9

14

33 Va

21%

Haveg Industries

15
Mar 14
28% May 16

Apr 11

22 % Jan

72% Jan

2
76% Jun 20
28 % Apr

29%

32%

22%

22%

.

22

;

28%

,28%

28%

America common——1
50
Inc new
i
1
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Hecht Co common
15
3%% preferred
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
_25
4 Vz (/o

6

13

*18% Jun" 19

18

14% Dec

21% Nov 22
69% Oct
9

23%

137%
*135
23%. 23%

Hat Corp of

4% Jan 27
34

33% May 16

28%

23%

12,800

5374.

22 3b

53%

13%
*73

75

•'

53

53

22%

"

22

15V#

*73'

■

.

'

22% Apr 25

22%

15%

75

•'

200

44Vz

'43%

4471

55

7 54%
'•

*43 7b

44%

*43%

-

22%

22%

23%

5

Hart Schaffner & Marx

44 %

55%

15%

*73,

100
1
2.50

Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Ct>

7

22 Vz Jan

22 Vz

1

G'/c preferred

.

55%

15%

5

*43%
54"? a

44'

54%

preferred——100
Hammermill Paper Co—:
2,50
Hammond Organ Co
—-..1
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—V.50

140

25% Jan
35% May

Well Cementing

convertible

4(/c

20% Apr 29

2

6% Jan

2

9
7
Jan 13

23

32% Mar 25

Nov 27

16% Jan

15

Jan
APff

129

11
8

30% July

8

Dec

28

'

138

Oct

t>

70

29 Vz Oct

22

Hall (W F>; Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common

May

11

111% Jan

20

23

7

Jan 21

20

Oil

Halliburton

x43%

25
5

Hackensack Water

21
74% Apr 14

.■'.24% Dec

20% Dec

5
58'A Jan 29

44% May

0

-

1,000

19,700

•

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Number 5743

Volume 187

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Range Since Jan. 1

Year l!)r>7

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May 13

May 13

Sales for
the Week

Friday

Thursday
May 15

Wednesday
May 14

Tuesday

Monday

,

HIGH SALE PRICES

LOW AND

STOCK

Shares

May 16

K
22

,

28

68% Jan

2

89

39% Jan

7

45% Mar

Jan

2

109% May

30

Dec

19

Feb

49

23

Dec

13

105% Aug

5

33% Oct

23

39% Jan

83

82

38% Jan
81 % Jan

79% Nov 12

98

Jan

15

Nov 21

102

Feb

18

96% Mar 11
90

47

96

32

*-

7

Nov.

Feb

25% Oct 22

7

26 %

22% Oct

29

9% Dec

5

29% Dec

31

77% Dec

17

15

-

7

;.96

10

Jan

2

27% Feb

2

16

Feb

3

7

33% Jan 30

32% Oct 22
38% Oct

22

75% Jun

20% Oct

28

32% July

27 /;

33% Jan

47% May 31

,2

•*45% May

Feb

25

t

7

>,

40% Oct

22

50% July 25

46% Jan

26

26

35% Jan

4

19% Apr

22

Dec

23% Dec

19

36% July 11

2o % Jan

2

33-

23

65% Jan

2

34% Jan

76% Nov 11

94% Apr

10

78% Jan

9

Dec

30

21% Mar

7

9% Feb

17

22

Dec

17

27% Apr 11
34% Jan
4

22 % Jan

2

24% Jan

2

23% Dec 30
17

Dec

30

17 %

Jan

17

26% May
66% Dec

9

47

5

61

12% Oct

22-

15% Jan

2

13% Jan

20% Oct

16'

33% Apr

,

&

92

44

44%

*43%

43%
88

4%

2

Kress

*90%

93

*90%

104

*101%

100

*94%

*94%

68

37

37

37

1,300

35%

35%

35%

1,700

27%

27%

27%

27%

3,600

141/4

14%

14%

14%

14%

27

27%

27

271/4

27%

27%

4,100

81%

82%

81%

82%

82

85%

25,200

41%

41%

42%

41%

42%

No par

35

35

34%

34%

35

351/4

8.75

27

27%

27

27%

27%

27%

14%

14%

*14%

14%

14%

27%.

28

27%

273%

83 %

85%»

82%

84

Co

5

.

1
No par
2.50

41%

*36%

-

r

/

*35

;
,

■i

44y/4

4.334

43%

44%

43%

44%

24 %

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32

32%

32V2

32%

800

55%

12,600

24%;

l

32%

32%

"5

55%

55%

55

55%

54%

55%

54%

55%

1

*19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

100 G

26%

27

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

27

10

36%

36%

36%

36%

36

361/a

36

36%

83

83%

*83

84

84

10%

10%

10%

11

10%

X28 %

28%

28%

28%

28%

323/4

33

33

33%

33%

,

! *83

100

Co

10%

i:

10%

28%

29

X32%

_5

Zl

20

73

.

„

55

7,900
<■

3,100

600

27

27

2,600

36%

36%

5,000

84

84%

84%

210

10%

10%

10%

28%

.

20

28

28%

10,000
5,100

*19%

,/

6,700

19%

17%

18%

17%.

17%

17%

173%

2,000

73%

73%

73%

73%

74

73%

73%

3,400

18

3,500

32%

32%

•:

/,
73%

33%

18%
73%

18

33%

*19%

No par
.

Kroger Co (The)

/

..83%

l
10

9,800

44%

44%

t

1,700

421%
44%

42%

24 %

„

10,100

41%

42%
45%

25

—

inc

&

68%

68

67%
37

&

97

:

'<

66%
36%

.

96%

*94%

66%
37

67

36%'

%

*93

97

671/4
37

66%

66%
36%

Electric Co.

(E J)
H)

97

♦94%

97

*94%

97

93
104

1

96%

*93

5,100

*90%

104

96%

*93

700

45

88

*101%

93

*100"%

96%

600

1,300

92

*85

93

*93

"

44%

88

104

(S S) Co—
(S

*85

50

Kroehler Mfg Co__;

6

43%
88

*85

88

*90%

preferred

Kresge

43%

433%

43%
*85

96%

*93

prior preferred

conv

Korvette

9
«

93%

*100%

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common

10

20%. Feb

*92

100

Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp

75% Mar 19

,

92

93

Keystone Steel & Wire Co__

84% May 16

May 14
Jan 27

92

No par

(Julius)

4% %

7

12% Feb

92

Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—1

Mar 17

33% May

x91

104

-

Copper—
County Land Co

Kern

1

29% Feb
"43 !i

,

45

com

Kennecott

56% May %
-27% Jan- 6

i.

2
2

Dec

45

*90%

Kelsey Hayes- Co

••?
•

45

76

preferred-

non-cum

Kayser

24% Apr 30
33% May 5

-

2 !
16

Jan

30

*43%

17,100

77%

44%

78

*100%

Kansas Power & Light Co

Mar 24

-

preferred!!—,

Kansas Gas

.

42% May 13

20% Jan

38

t

91

f

5
3

19

43% Jan

35% May : 9

•

77%

443'a

*76

100

preferred-^-

4%''

21

>.

77

443/a

25%

25%

—100

—

preferred-!

Kansas City Southern
■

5

Mar

2

77

x44%

*85

100

i.

4.35%

3

Jan

75% Jan

4

37

preferred

preferred

4.50%

68% May 16'.
•

x75%

46

94

50

4.20%

6

10%. Jan
25% Apr

July 11
17

Apr

4%
-

Feb

10

25

49% July 10

29% Dec 26

30

"-

29% Jan

3

128% Jan

B'eb

34

31

32% May

94

93% Jan

3
4

;

May-7.'.

103

2

50% Jan

21

Apr

38% Jan

91% Jan

88% Mar 21

96

-y'77% Jan

11

Dec

3.80^

14

Feb

77

*44%

100

preferred— 100
Kansas City Pr .& Lt Co com_No par

-May 16 ~

25%

25

251/4

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22

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24

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9

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18

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12

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27

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26

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28;

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92% May 13

107%

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58

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86

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103

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92

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39

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92
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10

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373

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32

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116

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116%-

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31%

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16

31

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5

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,

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61

20

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15%

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1
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1
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—1
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5
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19

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34% Feb

8

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r

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122 % July

46%

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7

6%

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32

:

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47

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47%

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53

2

46%

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2

50% Jan 31

46%

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2

82% May 2'
72% Apr 21

78% Jan

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83

43%

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42% May 8
82
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25% Jan

8
31

40% July

6

49% Nov

22

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12%

42%

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42%

32%

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18 *

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12%

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42
46%

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12%

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Marchant Calculators Inc_

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38% May "5
89

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1,300

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2-

35

54%

32%
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51 % Jan

25

54%

24%

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Oil Exploration

4

9

54%

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100

Manhattan-Shirt

4

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2,400

541/4

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5

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21% May

2

74%

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--

20% May

18

20% Apr

74%

54%

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22

77

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74%

68%

,

320

741/2

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5,600

154

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72

154

74%

69

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71%

71%
155

155

75%:

53%

1

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72%
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;

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27% Feb

2

72

5,400

75

67%

r

14% Apr 24-

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154

53%

3.33%

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29% Oct 23

9

28% Jan 31
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2

5% Jan

21

37% May 13

:

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9,200

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24%

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29

17% Oct
Dec

6%

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37

2

22

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50% Jun

15% July 17

16

10

23% Apr
5% Jan

390

May 27
17

530

24

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9%

60%.

Magma Copper-—
1
Magnavox Co (The)--—
4%%
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9%

13%

49% Mar 24

•

9%

14%

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88
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6

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32%

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14

9%

14

2

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9%

32 ,
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3

8

12,200

50

J

;

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78% Jan

2,500

79%

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& El Co

28

1

17%

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108

21% Jan

11% July

7% Mar 28

17%

80%

140

32% May 17
86% Jan 30

22

77

385

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-

17

78%

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30% Jan 23
125

16"%

79

108
58%

Nashville-

Lukens Steel

Mar 19

76

17

139%

(M) & Sons Inc

33%

34'A

17

783/4

100

32% July 12

22

27

33

10

33

33%

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common

5,400
12,300

17

10

pfd

conv

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Mar 22

39%
125

112% Dec 26

(P)

6%
24%

79%

100

series G

6%

24%

34%

53%

100

preferred

400

6%
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17

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7%

1,700

4%

4%

78%

:100

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8,500

16

33%

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4.40%

May 12
59% May 14

32%
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78%

100

62% Apr 25

11% Jan

122% Jun 28

,

32%

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series D preferred

4

60

7

Jan

22

16
12

11

4,800

17

4.35% series E preferred

140% May 16

14

4.25%

108

32% Jan
128

22

Dec

1
23

11%

33%

4

preferred

conv

28

24%

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200

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9%
9%
72%
71%
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74%
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Long Island Lighting Co com—10
Rights (Expire May 15)
—
5% series B preferred.
100

86% Mar 21

54% Dec
11

Jan

4

23% Oct

45% Feb

104

2

Mar

82

133% Dec 27

July 24

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May 15

1*0

101% Jan

93

4.84%

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1,800

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600

17 „
77%

1

Lone Star Gas Co common

9

6%

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16

4%

4%

*4%

6%

32%

1%

*15%

16

10c

r

Corp—!!

Lone Star Cement

24%'May 16

22% Mar 28

7

In?_

Loew's Inc

4%

32%

1%

*1%

19%

28%

' *

11%

11%

2.50
1

Corp (The)—
Industries

32%

11%

*28

*19%

19%

*85

5

;

Lockheed Aircraft

9

39% May
116% May

2
18

:

Industries Corp

Litton

Mar 11

35

Jan

31

117

List

17% May

107% Feb

36% May 13
Jun
7

29% Oct 11
99 y2 Oct 25

Lionel

.47% May 12

11

22

1
6

May

7% Jan

40% July 16

57% Jan

10

11% Oct 31
25% Oct 11

19 % Oct

13;

Link Belt Co

32%
*15%

!

87%

.

100
300

4

32%

7
25
100
10

Lily Tulip Cup Corp

5

Feb

12V8

'

*3%

24%

T.

5

Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred—

6

12

*85

27%

18%

'

28%

*28
i

18%

27%

4

*19%.

;■

19

18%

>

.18%

*31/2

24

Corp—

Libbey McNeill & Libby

43% Mar 25

36% Mar 11

Products

19%

*26%

19%

19%

18%

27%

18 Vs.

.

271%

14

*3%

4

87%

,

18 Va

*263/4

27%

*85

1%:

6%

No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co——10

75% Apr 24
57

'

(The)_

Cuxp

& Fink

Lerner Stores

May 15

155

Jan

143

7

Lehn

! 80% May 15
9% Jan 24

9
18

130% Aug

Lciuuan

25% Feb
4
34 % May 13
17% Apr 28

10

'14% Jan
70% Jan

84% July 17
13% Jan 14
68% Jan 31

65% Dec 23

7% Dec

Apr

28

24% Feb

14

Oct

19

12

*4

*

No par
—__1

„

•

22

.100
10
15

$3 nonrcum 1st preferred—No par '

7% Jan 20

■

*26%

3%

Bryant—!

Rubber &

Lehigh

1% Jan
9
17% Feb -13

2

15% Apr

4

27%

i
;
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—

9

Jan

81%

3%
*191/4
/;*; 19%

3.85% ; preferred

Mar 28

12% May

18%
*26%

preferred series A

Lees : (Ja;mes)

1

1

7% Feb

221

'89 ;

4.32%

18

4
25

6% ;pfd-75 Pesos Mex

Gas Co common

La Consolidada

27

.28

4
10

17% Jan

Oct

Jan

29% May

9% Mar 26

20% Jan 24

3

20

2

Feb

83

17% Mar 14

26% Oct
;

19

9

v-19% May

2

Jan

25

4
9

Laclede

16

:3% May

18% Jan

24% July

24% Dec 24

May-*6

27 Vb May

22% Jan
6
3% Feb 27

Mar 22

27
'

3% Nov 19

18%

2

102%

*88

86%
*101%

-

70

89 %

20

87

70

102%

30

The

24

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

(2240)

STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE
STOCKS

Pro»l»«»

for

Range

Year

1957
60% Jan 10

Dec 31

25

2

30% Jan

26U Dec 26

18

35

Dec

77

Dec 31

25 VA Oct

21

12% Dec 23

73% Jan 29
7% Dec 31
Dec 31

58

5

12

Dec

17

Deo

24

IP

Dec

30

58

Feb 15
Sep 17
Dec 30
Feb 13
Dec 17
Oct 22
Dec 30
Oct 22
Oct 22
Dec 30

__

88 %

203,i
25

4%
32 U

17%
26 %
4 VA

30%

11% Apr
83% Apr
17

Apr

24

% Apr

23% Jan

Oct 22
Dec 26
Feb 26
Oct 22
Oct 21

Jan

18

Minnesota

&

6

Minnesota

Power & Light

Feb 2B

37% Apr 28

Mission Corp „t

23% Feb

4

Mission Development Co

32% May

7

Mississippi River Fuel Corp

4% Jan

51% July

3%%

American

18% Jan 20

17% Jan

2

11% Jan
May
Jan

2
5
2

40% May 13

Motor Products

12% Apr

3

103/« Jan 10

Motor Wheel Corp

35

2

37

37-%

*84

85%

28%

29

29Va

29 Va

3,200

17

17 VB

17

17%

6,800

16%

17'/a
88

x84%

10%

11

10%

.

200

05%

*63

*64

66

r64

*17

17%

*16%

17 Va

17

17

21

21 Va

21%

21%

21 Va

12%

400

12%

75%

76 V 2

76

76%

99

2,200
1,200

12%

75

99

12%

*12%

12%

75%

21

9,700
150

99%

99%

26

26 Va

25%

26 Va

26%

26%

10.300

33%

33%

33'4

33 Va

33

33%

2,800

100

*99

23,300

9%

9%

36

36

33 Va

36%

21%

22

30%

8,800

7

3.200

9%

9%

9%

9%

36%

36

3,600
24,200

21

21%

21%

21%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

46%

46%,

23%.
5%

23%

7

7 Va

46

47%

4534

24

7

7 :v45%

7

>■'

-

:-

'

57%

*56%
*67

68

13,400
10,200

5 VA:

7

67

67

07

12 VA:

67

4.400

58

*56%

58

*56%

58

68

5%

11%

*12

12%

*12

12 VA

8%

18 VA

18 VB

18%

BO

*10 %

12%

*10%

12%

*10%

12%

*10%

100

18%

18%

*18Va

*18

*18%

80

•

'

11%

;

.

*J1%

11 Va

6-

6%

26%

5314

31 Va

6%

*5%

6%

30%

30%
26

Vs

26%

53

53

26%

26 Va

263,A

26 VA

52%

53

52 Va

53 VA

52%

17%

*16%

17%

*16%

17 VA

*163A

24 %

23 VA

2314

22%

35%

36

"35%

35

35%

19

19 VB

19%

19VA

2,200

23 VA

23%

35

35%

19 Va*

,

*

3,300

17 VA

23%

36 Va

22%
35Vb

23 VA

3514

45,200
>•

53

*16%

17 V A

23%

Vb

••••; 1200

30%

26%

26%

/

:

*5%
30%

6%

30%

300

-7

31

*5VA

6

30%

31%

"17

8 900

10%

10%

11

11.600

85

84

85

64

12 Va

53

140

23%

%

29%

86%

48%

*07%

Va

700

1,100

85%

*34

,

12,900
*

<

"21,900

*

'

3,400

19%

VA

19

Jan

6

20% Mar 26

Munslngwear

3

18% Deo 10

31

July 28

3934 Apr
8
27% Apr 30

Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Ccirp of America

37% Dec 31

50

May

44% Apr

Myers i(F E) & Bros—

15

14%

143/4

14%

14%

14%

15%

14%

14%

14%

•

35%

36 VA

35 V4

353A

35 Vs

35%

35%

36%

35%

36%
39%

39%

39 VA

39 VA

39

1,400

39%

39%

39

40

40 VA

13

12%

12%

2,300

12%

12%

13

12%

13

Xl2%

12%

Va

23%

23 V

23%

23%

49%

20

*19%

23%.
19%

23 Va

23%

23%

23%

23

1

;

Inc

17

30% Jan

19%

-

5

Mueller Brass Co

17% Apr 30

19 Vb

19%

10
5
1

Corp_

38% Jan 11

17

37%

85

3

*

14% Mar 25

1

37 Va

12

-

Inc

30% Dec 12

2
19% Jan
38
Feb 25

37 Va

10

Lines

Moore-McCormack

7

26% Mar

2

19 % Jan

38

*84

7

57 VV

58

26%

1
No par

Morrell (John) & Co
Motorola

30

5%

31

1,000 lire

shares

Montgomery Ward & Co

30

23 VA

*6

No par

Monterey Oil Co

9
8
19% Jan 24
16% Mar 13
42% Feb
<

24% May
36% May

30

*37%

Montecatini Mining & Chemical—

17% May 1
18% Feb 29
28
Jan 2

30

5%

*10%

B

(The)

30 Va

24%

*18%

RR class A

Montana Power Co

5

May

54

16,400

*30

5%

—25
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5

Apr 22

27

4,900

41%

41-%

23%

—No par

Machine Tool

28 Va

41 Va

53/4

3

Class

27%

41%

24:?4

12%

Monon

21
36% Jan 16
7% Jan

27%

41%

5%

*12

Monarch

19% Mar 12
13% Jan 17

8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan B
45
Jan
0

27%

42 Va

24 VA

68

Mojud Co Inc

9

12% May

27%

5 Va

*57

Shares

27%

37
22%
30%

47%

the Week

May 16

May 15

/

24%

*67

preferred

4.20%

May 14

33%
9%

7

Sales for

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

5%

5

100
-100
1.25

preferred

33%
9%
36%
21%
30%

.

,

SALE PRICES

HIGH

SD

LOW
Tuesday
May 13
28 Vb 28%
41% 42%
*30
30%.
37% 37%
84
84%
30
30
16% 17%
87% 88%
10% 11%
65% 66
17% 17%
"21% 21%
12% 12%
75% 76
"99
100
26% 26%

24 VB

Pacific RR class A—No par

Mohasco Industries Inc common

Mar 13

72

100

preferred series A„

Missouri

B

% Jan 24
60
Mar 14

4% Apr

23% Jan 11
32% Jan
8

31

10

7%

6

11% Apr 22

Jan 10

47

7

12% Deo 23

2

Jan

25% Feb

8% Jan 13
15% Jan
6

25% Jan 24
19% Jan
8

35% Feb 13

Jan

Apr

No par

-

17

21% 21%
12%
12%
.75%
76
*99
100
26
26%
33
33%
9%
9%
36% 37%
22% 22%
30%
30%
7
7'A
46% 48

1
1
5
10

.

37%
85
30
17%
88
10%
65 %

17

v

No par

Corp

Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com

24
Apr 30

49

17%
87
10%
*64

2.50

Ontario Paper

Maid

Minute

25

7% Apr

3
2

62

4

10% Oct 22

19 % Dec

26% May 16

52

36% May 31
40% Jan
7

27% Deo 80
17
Dec 27

$4

2
8
2

Jan 10

30

No par
No par

Mining & Mfg com
preferred-

99% May 15

20

Feb 12

22

Minn

Apr

37%
84%

No par

Minn St Paul & S S Marie

5

14

2
30% Jan 13

49% Jun 12

17% Dec 23
Dec 23

3

10

30

Oil

Feb

33% May

42%
30

100

preferred

1st

81 % Feb

4% Jan

41% July 11

18

Inc—.

Jan

4% Jan

42

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred.
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par

23
17% May 13
22
Apr 25

27% Jan

28 %

10
1
-5

Inc

21% Jan

12
1
22
16
18
8
•

267/# Mar

6

Jan

14

28

Corp_A
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—,1

2

93

44% Jan 31
72% May

5%%

10

13
17
Jan 10
11% Jan
2
73% Feb 25

Enterprises

Midwest

Jan

13% Jan

Utilities

Midland-Ross Corp common

88% Mar 13
66

5

South

Midland

7% Jan

27

65% Mar

15% Dec 23

21% Feb

7
17

Far

Copper

Middle

11% May 13

59

«
B

12% Jan

Oct 29

37 % Nov

Jan

37% May 28

NOV 13

38%

14% Jan
76

18% Feb 25

8

18%

86%

30%

31

58

30%

2

43

60% May 24

30
4% Dec 30
50
Nov 13

5%

Jan

25% Feb 24

78

33%

43% May 27

19% Dec

10

35% Jan

29% Jan

14

12% Jan

43%

•
9
2

34% Jan

•
40% Jan
3
63
July IB
82% Dec 12
40
May 81
32% Jan 14
131
July 8
18% Mar 1
91 % May 31
25% Mar 1
24% July 25
21% July 13
101
July 8
98% Feb 26
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
38% Jun

Miami

Mar 24
May
1
Jan 24
Mar 10
Jan 24
May 8

31

24% Feb 28

Monday
May 13

*

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

STOCK

NEW YORK

1

Range Since Jan.

39

39'A

X38V4

38%

26%

26 VA

26%

„10
No par

26%

>

43%

*41%

20

19 V A

383/4

38%

-26%

26 VA

26%

2,-200

-

xl9%

38%

263A

Vv.-z *>00

19%

38%

;

26%

"

3>f
•

%

43

•40%

42

42

41 %

9,800

*•'

/

38%

26 VA

■

4,100

-

•19%
*38%

20

41%

a

-

!

-

;

•

■

43

*40%

rS.OOO

-•

9.400
V

•

,300

N
4

11

Jan

6

14% Fab

80% Jan

43% Jan

3

14% Jan

2

18% Jan

July

8

9% Jan

2

13% May

23% Mar

3

31

30

20% Oct 22

38% Jan 14

35

14

42% Dec

2

Jan

•

12

18% Deo 23

24% May 22

Jun

20

38 % Mar 18

13% Dec

19

23 y8 Jan

19% Oct 22
77% Oct 22

101% Apr

46% Feb
33

Dec

16% Oct

28% May 21

36% Jan

3

Jan

7%

24

National Cash

7

National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products

9

May

7

4%%

46

July

8

Aug 22

97

Jan

4

90

Jan

8

84

% Apr 17
Mar 25

167% Jan

National Fuel

23

7

142% Jan

22

143% Aug 20

165

Deo

13

158

124% Aug 23

139

Jan

23

135 % Jan

100

May
1033/4 Feb

15 Vb

7

12

15% Sep

4

13% Jan

21 % Dec 30

47% Jan

4

21% May 13

14% Dec 18

21% July 18

15

80% Jan

47% Apr

12% Apr

49% Dec

Dec

T/o
6%

May 16

100
100

5

Natl

7

National Shares Corp

42% Jan#?

54% Apr

National Sugar

Ref

Inc

7% Jan

May 17
14% Jan 11

7% Jan
9% Jan

12% Jan

National Vulcanized

Jan

11

4% Jan

Natomas

16% Feb

5

13

0% May 15
14% May 14

14% Feb

4

10% Jan

11% Feb

32% May 13

11

45% Dec 30
6% Oct 23

8

4% Dec 23
13

Nov 20.

10

Dec

23

% Jan

25% Dec 19

33% Jan

18

26% Jan

71

85

Feb

26

77% Feb

Nov 13

National U

9% May 16
27

87

14% Jan

S

17

85

Feb

19

92

130% May 20

68

Jan

14

81% Mar 24

Apr

36% Apr 30

6

L100

;

16%

2

31

427/a Dec

preferred

New

Jan
Dec

4434 Jan

16

2
3

21% Feb

14
20

England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1

36% July 25
29% Jan 10

13% Mar

16% Jan

Dec

11

18

Apr

3

23% Feb

5

Dec

13

103

Mar 11

95

Apr

18

973/4 Jan

Dec

11

351

Mar 28

180

Jan

14

York Central

Chicago & St Louis Co

$5

Air

Brake

May

non-cum

No par

17

Jan

15

5% Jan

2

9

Feb

11

50

Common

41% Jan

14

14% Jan

2

22

Jan

31

Preferred

18% Oct

11

54% Jan

New

*225

235

100

series A

25% Apr

8

31% Jan

38% Dec 31

38% Jan

?

47 Vb May

87

1

79% Jan

a

85

26

% Oct 22

31% Mar

1

29% Jan

63

Nov 21

74

Jan

21

2
72% Mar 12

69

July 29

81

Jan

30

76

Mar 10

80% Jan

16

3.60%

72

Nov 13

86% Apr

11

81

Mar

4

88% Apr

23

3.90%

78

Oct

90

Jan

28

89% Jan

10

93% Jan

24

108

Dec

9

Feb

6

N

17

98% Aug 20

104% Mar

4

102% Apr

18%

Dec~31

29

Oct

22

51% Dec

~25% July 18

11

14

17
18% Jan
2

35% May 12
74v

108

May 13

105% May 16

i

preferred—

20% Oct

—100
100
100
100
100
100
5
2

preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
5.25% preferred
4.85%

preferred

39 % May 17

3114 Jan

3

36% May

1

Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co

70% Jan

3

53% Apr

7

61% Feb

3

Norfolk

24% Jan

9

22

I

23% Apr

18

25% Feb 30

33% Jan

9

North

a
15% Jan
63% Apr 11

20

May

7

70

Jan

Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co

28% May 15

39% Jan
2
24% July 17

4

14 % Dec

24

65% faec 27

79

Jan

4

Jan

9

Sep~27

107

Ma~r~8

104

Jan

6

100% Nov 12

110

Dec

16

107

Jan

96

100

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40%

32 % Nov 19

49% May 31

13% Oct 22

17% Jun 11

21% May 15

107

Apr

20

8

& Western

American

Northern
5 % %

Gas

preferred
preferred-

18

112% May 16

32% Jan II

40% Mar 25

16% Jan

f

Common

6

20% Apr
83% Jan

28

76% Mar

23

$3.60

Feb

27

5.80%

Northern

88%

'

21%

35%

36
58'A
23%

58

*23

1

1 ""
50

29
19
66

10

27%

—

Co

77
80

21%

25

Aviation

Natural

35%

*89
91
*107
107%
103% 104%

Ry common—25

Adjustment preferred

46%
83%

46%
83%
34%
*73:%
*78%
88

No par

26% Apr.

20% Aug

1

17
27

Electric Gas Corp—

Y State
Common

$3.75

6%

6%
16%
27

No par

5%

York Shipbuilding Corp

4

32% Oct %30
72% Sep
3

Mar 18

11%

11 Va

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

50 Va

50 Va

*49%

50 Va

49%

493a

900

50 Va

14'/a

14 Va

14%
1.2 Va

14%

14%

14 VB

14%

2,700

12 Va

12%

12%

12%

5,000

14%

12%

12%

12 Va

27 VB

27%

27%

48 Va

49

48 Va

29%
19 'A
66
28'/a
107
112

5
j.

Feb

77% Nov 13

92

Max29

88

Jan

10

92

90

Feb

1

87

Jan

IS

91% Mar 18

$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series

87

Jan ;

78

Oct

8

14

preferred series

77% Nov 14

90% Feb

18

5

$4.11 preferred series-.

1

92

Feb

5

90% Jan

0
8

92

79% Oct

93 % Mar

7

$4.16

J 5% Oct

22

28% Feb

4

22 % Apr

7

24% Jan

9

Northrop

9% Oct

22

10% Jan

0

6

Northwest Airlines

17% Jan

4

20% July 22

25 % Dec

31

25% Aug 26

38

For footnotes

see

July 12
naee




28.

24% Feb 24
31

Feb

6

Feb

14% May
25 Vb Jan

38% Apr

21

28

4.6%

preferred series
Aircraft Inc

1
Inc common—10

22

22

45

45%

45

45 Va

17%

17%

17 Va

17 Va

17%

16%

17 Vb

9,100
3,500

23%

23%

24

23%

24

VB

15.100

23%

23%

95

92 Va

93

92%

92%

100

17 Va
23 Va

*93

95

*92%

preferred

Norwich Pharmacal Co

25
1.25

Va

20

20 Vb

20

20 Va

20

48%

46%

48

:*

47

47 VA

X97%

97 Va

97%

97%

*96%

97 VA

85'%

86 7 8

86

86%

85 V A

86 VA

164%

*164%

164%

140%

*140

141 VA

*164

164 Va

164

*140 Va

141'/a

140

15

Vs

30

97

86%

24.000

xl63

163VA

310

*140

85%

141 VA

30

15 V A

15 VA

2,000

22 VA

22 VA

22%

4,-700

22

21%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16 VA

16 VA

5,300

50'.a

50%

50

51 %

51

51 VA

10,900

51%

353A

36

36

363/a

36 VA

36%

*36

36%

2,200

54 Va

54

54 Va

54

54%

54%

54 VA

3;800

53%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8VA

8%

8%

87/a

10%

8%
10%

8%

8%
'

10%

10 V A

8VA
9VA
10VA

10,400

8-? 8

5%

5%

8%

22

22%

*10%
14Va

14%

11%

11%

31 VA

31%

HVa

11 Va

11%

32%

32%

32

32

*80'A

80 Va

80%

80%

16%

17

17

;

♦80VA

16%
*89

90

'88

6VA

6%

14%

14 Va

90

*10Vb

10 VA

6 Vb

14 Va

11%

16%

9

6%

6

14 Va

*88

•

'

'

75 Va

76%

75%

38 Va

37%

38

37%

18 Va

18%

14%

14%

14%

14 %

14%

21

20 Va

21%

20%

377 a
18;
14%,
20%

17%

20%

17%

18 Va

1,000
69,400

'
•7-

1,500
700

11%

31%

»'

/ '

16%

2,500
10

-

82

19,400

17

90

92

90

•

76%

3,400

37%

37%

7.400

18

18

-76

76%

37%

VA

•81

17

2,800

14%

31%

90

77

6%

14%
*11

81%

76

1

3.000

14%

/

14%

19,400

20%

20 Va

19.400

*95

100

*95

100

*95

100

*95

100

225

'200

225

*200

225

*200

225

'200

6%

6 VA

6%

6%

1.600

6VA

6Va

6%

16 VA

16 VA

16VA

lo

2,900

16%

16%

16

16

26%

27

26%

27%

26%

26%

26 VA

26%

2,200

46%

46%

47

46%

46 Via
83

83

6Va

35

*46%

463A

46 VA

84 VA

83 VA

83%

*83%

35 VA

*83%

35

33 VA

.

35

77

*73

VA

7,7

35Va

74

74

79%

79%

79

79 VA

*78

80

*78

87 Va

*86

89

*87 V A

89

*88

87'/a
91

*88

91

*88

91

*89

107

107%

107%
105 VA

*89
'107
104

*73

77

*73

104 V A

104%

1043i

105

21%

21 VA

21-%

21

21V A

1.700

36

35 r' a

35%

1,500

58%

3.500

36

36

36

58%

58

58 VA

58

23%

*23

23%

*23

67

67

28

28 VA

;

29%

29%

29%

18%

18%

18%

*18%

67

67

67

*66
28

28

20%

20

80 Va

81

80

*89
*90%
*91

91%

*92%

93 Va
23
14%
24%

37

160

13,600

107
420

38%

13,000

20

Va

112%

20

20

19%

20

15.600

80'A

80 Va

81%

80%

80%

450

*89

90

89

89 VB

360

*

90 %

92

*90%

92

90

90

*90

91%

93%

*92%

93%

92

14%

28%

37,000
2,500

3734

92

24%

19
66

112%

90

14%

29%

38%

*90%

*23%

28%
♦106

23%

37

*89

2234

283«
107

66

600

37%

90

92 Va

28 Vb
*106

20 Va

91%

29%

y4

20Va
81%
90
92

92 Va

58%
*23

18%

lUVa

91%

58

23%

29 VA

29%
19%
;

36%

170

107

21%

35%

22%

40
„

104

58

*90 Va

91

106 Va

35%

*89

300

89

104

*23

*106

100

107%
21%

29 VA

80

17,300

107

21 Va

*19

60

VA

12,300
-

84

35

35

37

37%

6,800

47%

a

50%

21%

*106

37

7,500

20 VA'

47 V
*96

15

15

15

15

15

VB

20

20 VA

47 Vb

*111 VA

22%
14%
*23:,A

2,400

21%

45

38%

*

22 Vb

607 8

22

J

111%

20

12,700

62%

Va

45%

107

*81

10,400

44%

22%

38

5

12%
61%

61%

62

22

111

100
100
100
100
100

12%
61

21%

61 %

X44VA

Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
82

Nov

12%
61 Va

39

38%

90

12 Va

12%

107

100
*106
100 ~'~111

.

Pacific Ry

4

66

11%

12%

11%

5,500
18.000

49

165%

165

165%

165 Va

27%

48%

49

48%

49 Va

27 V2

27%

27 VB

27%
107

*165

164

*163

New Haven & Hartford Co—

31

Apr

15%
22
100

Y

24

9

14%
21 %
*95

& Harlem RR Co

Dec

16

'*

—15

Y

dec

4%
14

77%
37%
18%

No par

preferred

N

2

76%
x37%
xl8%

5

,

N

220

17
87

1,000

11%

49%

York Dock—

30

190

York

New
N Y

18

98

New

New

17% Jan

July 29

28

13% Dec 30

1

New

17
87

17% Dec 23

1

24

Oct 22
Oct

17

Inc

..May 16

14

66 % Nov 13

,

—

:

Bros

3%%

76

30

1

Co

Newberry Co (J J) common—No par

5

80% May

14

Neisner

Fibre

1

Nehi Corp

10

54%
8%
8%
8%
*10%
10%
" 5% ~
5%
14
14 ,/
11 Vb
11%
32%
32%
*80
80%
8%

1

Radiator

S

Co

35%

54

5
_1

:

National Theatres

16

51

35

No par

Co

National Tea Co

30

10

—

16%

16%
50%

1

National Steel Corp

Mar 25

9

2

1

Cast-No par

Steel

&

26% Feb

Nov 29

9% Sep

17

36% Dec

Malleable

47

5

Corp

22
45
17%
24'A
95

20%
47%
*97%
99
85'A
86%
164
164
*140Vb 141%
15
15
x22V4
22%

1

preferred A
preferred B

12%
62%

20

10

Lead Co common

27%
49%
164

17
23%
*93

No par

16% May

6

56% Jan
6
3634 May 14

44

.

.

common

Co

National Linen Service

11
30% Jan 13

3

Gas

14%
12%

44%

100

preferred

National

37% Mar 11

17

29% Nov 22
36% Jan
2
7

Jan

$4.50

8
5

1
5
5

pfd series of 1951

National Gypsum Co

48% May

35% Oct 22

Register

11%
51%

62
22

National Department Stores—
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—5

20% May 14
7

7

164
12%

10
5

9

95

2

48

100

:

Corp

24'/a May

2

July

Can

May

9
17% May 12

Jan

138

preferred

National

45 % May

2

86% Oct 21

5
10

common

23% Feb

42

84

Inc

Corp

Biscuit Co

National

20

63

17% Jan

19% Jan 29

22

2
17
2
37% Jan
7
13% Apr
1
20% Jan
2
9% Jan

19% Jan

*

National Aviation

Fibres

National Automotive

8

13% Apr

50% Jan

9

2

Jan

168

158% Mar 26

30
15% Jan
8
70% Jun
4

160

142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14

1
1
1

National Airlines

27

49% May 12

6

417/e Jan

9

4

11%
"50%
14 Va
12%
26%

5

National Acme Co

53% Mar 10

Jan

8
8

13% Oct 22
9% Deo 24

Corp

Natco

18% Jan

10% Dec 31
40 % Dec 30

91

*92%
22%
14

*23%
36%

91

111%

931/2

*92%

22%

22%

112

23

7.200

14

14

5.600

14 Va

13%

14 Vs

*23%

24%

*23%

36 Va

3534

36%

a

10

22%

24%
371

170

23

24

37%

2,600

\

,

Volume

137

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD

Bange for Previous
Year 1957

Lowest

Range Since Jan.

Highest

Lowest

'

STOCKS
1

NEW

Highest

YORK

STOCK

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday

EXCHANGE

Far

r

Tuesday

Wednesday

May 13

May 14

May 13

Sales f »r

Thursday

Friday
May 16

May 15

the Week
Shares

o
42% Oct 22

52% May 9
101% Mar 18

83 % Oct 24
76% Jua 27

Oct

94% Jan

9

56

Apr 25

101% May 14
92% May 16

Jan

14

4.56%

96

Jan

8

102

29

44% Jan

84 % Jan

7

Jan

17

May 16

4

28% Jan

13

44% Jun 14

39% Jan

9

18

34% May 9
46% May 13

17% Jan

6

18% May

97

Jan

3

Jan

15

28% Mar

92

Jan

28

95

Feb

2
19

7

26% Jan

7

32% Apr 23

61% July 11
13% Jan 11

31% Apr

7

43% Feb

7% Jan

2

66

Jan

3

38% Oct 22

90% May 31
49% jun 19

11% May 13
81% May 13

40% Jan

13

56

18% Oct 21

May

37% Jun

20 % Jan

7

29

73

89

May 13

37% Dec 19
30

64

Dec

30

Apr

2
'

13% Dec 30
35% Nov 18

12

4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred

103

99% Mar 25

21

Dec

common

98

Jan

103% Mar

16% Sep 26
31% July 24
22% Oct 22
>7

Ohio Edison Co

1

89

85% Nov 12
85% Nov 13
28 % Dec 30
35

50% Jan 14

11

Nov

6

16% July 15
68

Jan

3

82% Mar

4

12% Apr

2

37% Feb

24

44% Mar 21

7

70% May 16

Feb

7

99

2

34
May 12
96% May 5

24

Nov

12

43

Mar 13

25% Jan

85

Nov 18

96

Jan

87

2

15

Apr 15
13% Jan
7

Jan

13

Jan

111

94

21

Nov

66% July 25

8

59

50% Oct
86

104

4

Jan

17

9

Apr

i/ia

91

^.100

•101'A

102

preferred

inn

Ohio oil co
com

10

preferred

20

_

4.24% preferred
II
IIIoo
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Mathieson Chemical Corn" * r

55%

55'A

55%

101%

100 Va

100 Va

120

92%

410

101 V»

101 Va

100

102

102

*101'A

102

*101'A

102

•101'A 102

101

•101

101

92

92

92

*99 Va

102%

34 Va

33'A

34'A

33%

34%

33%

46%

34%

34

46 Va

46%

46%

46 si

46%

46%

46%

46%.

18'A

*18%

18%

•18'A

18%

18%

18'A

103

4,300

30

34%
46%

22,800
3,600

94

18%

*18%

*92%

95

94

94

94%

31

94%

•94%

30 Va

31

30%

31%

32

34%

31V*

35 Va

31%

31%

34'A

7,100

10%

33%

33%

33%

34%

10%

X33%
10%

33%

34%

11%

53,600

11

78%

11%

79

79%

81%

79

43,200

80

54

55

53%

54'A

50%

52%

25

~

20r>

No par

Overland Corp (The)___

1

CorpIIIIIi
6.25

iqq

20%
103

28
103

27%
*102

29

103%

27%
*102

29

11%
80%

53

53%

20,80O

28%

•102

11
80

27 Va

28 V8

159,400

103

102

13

*12%

13%

•12%

43

41%

42'A

41

41%

69 V*

40%

41%

69 %

70

69

'69%

*12'A

97'A

98

97'A

97%

97

33%

34

32

33

32

x96 %

96%

95

13

710

102

*12%

150

13

41

41%

70

70%

69

70'A

96%

96%

*96%

32 V*

32'A

32%

32

95%

90%

95

*94%

8,100

97

132 %

96

97

V4

95%

9%

9%

9%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

11%

11

11

11

11

•10%

18%
50'A

*94%

50

11%

68%

13

400

96

53'A

27%

103%

18%

80%

51'A

42%

15

II

common

10%
•80

*12%

No par

Paper Co
preferred

55'A
101 Va

92

100

preferred

Corp-™!!"

Oxford

55%
101 %

*90'A

1

Owens Corning
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
4% preferred
,

$5

55'A
101

91

30%

Oliver Corp common

Outboard Marine
Outlet Co

103

55'A

101%

*88%

94

Olin

4%% convertible
Otis Elevator

•99

55'A
*100

33%"

Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%

55%

100'A

*88%

preferred

4.44%

55
100

IIIlOO

9,100
1,200

Va

2,200
200

P
Oct

21

16% Jan 31
17% Jan 22

8% Dec 23
10

Nov 18

27

Jan

2

17

Nov 19

26% Jan

9

33% Jan 21

43% Apr
8
51% Jun 13

43% Oct 22

33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19

40% Dec

33% Jan

112% Oct 22

119%
4

Oct

132

23

Oct

22

36

Dec

13

7% Apr
19% Jan

17

56% Jan

3
2

22
13% Mar 24

14

12% Jan 27

18% Jan
40

17

Jan

2

47% Jan

2

40% Jan

2

9

20% Feb

21

7

117% Jan

2

137% Mar 12

22

12% Oct

Jun

7% Jan
9% Jan
10% Feb

131

Jan

13

4

Feb

3

16

18% Jan 17
50% Mar 31

57% Apr 21
46 % May 14
24% Apr
8
130

27

12% Jan

22
4

11% Apr

37

Jan

90

May 15

143

*
Apr 21
5% Feb
4

15% Jan

14

Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co common

5%

preferred
Pacific Finance
Corp

"*

18%

18 %

18%

50%

50%

50%

56%

No~par

Corp

CorpIII__i

Pan Amer World
Airways Inc_
Panhandle East Pipe Line-

2

47% Apr 30

Jan

8

98

Apr

15

11

30% Jan

2

38% Feb

7

63% Dec

11

83

18% Oct 22

26% Jan

6

2

Parke Davis & Co

14% Dec 30

22% May 1
4% Jan 24

81% May
22% May

4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp

2% Oct 21
7% Dec 27

21

Oct

2% Jan

9

7% Jan

2
6

30% Jan

10

13% Jan

Nov 26

2
9

8
25% Jan
85% Mar 13

27

12% Oct 21

16

39% Oct 22
90% Oct 28

41% Jan

2

87% Jan

2

104

6

2

101% Apr 25
13% Jan 17

101

Jan

11% Dec 30

22% Jan
35

19

Feb

25
7

25

-35% Dec 23

49% Apr 24

32% Dec 11

85

Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28

21

45% Feb 25
Oct

25

,13% Dec 20

20% Jun

85% Sep 10
37% Dec 23

46% Apr

7

25

Apr 25

7

35% May 13

37

2

47

Jan

82% Mar 11
19% Jan
60

95

Jan

Jan

2

10
14

14% Jan
Jan

2

49% Jan

13

3

3

Feb

25

92

Jan

7

63% Jan

2

37

Jan

22

Apr 29

Mar 19

47% Mar 24

37% Jan

2

6

21

Feb

6

1

99

Jan

9

12

89

Jan

6

19

94% Jan

10

102

May

3

102% Jan

3

107

May 13

Feb

76% Nov 14
87

Aug 26

104 % Feb

94

Nov

106

21% Oct 22

Jan

41% May 12
23
Apr 21
107% May 6
03% Feb
7
5

31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15

27% Jan
12% Jan

39% May 9
17% Mar 25

68% Jan

16

67% Jan

65

38% Oct 21

46

Dec

12

68

82

Feb

12

74% Jan

79% Feb

19

75

11

Oct

22

53% Dec 23
Nov 13

67% Nov 22

35% Nov 13
7

Oct

53 % Jan

43

Jan

Jan

Apr

11

54% May 16

36% Feb 27

42% Jan

16

22

13 % Jan

94% Jan 21

96% Jan

95 % May

7

39% Jun 26

44% Jan

42% Jan

3

88

94
May
21% Apr 23
70% July 12

Apr 14
54% May 6

90

Jan

6

97

14

Jan

Nov

4

11% Oct 21
44

Oct

15% Oct

21
22

3

2

84% Jan

7

91% Apr 24

14% May 13

,16% Mar 11

150

Jun

150

Feb

6

64

85% Jan

8

Apr 17
15% Jan
2

4

30

25
2

14% Jan

7

62

Jan

23

69

Jan

3

18

May

6

22% Feb

Dec

24

80% Feb

Dec

23

85

19

Dec

11

29% July 25

Jan

3

135

44% Oct 22

84

Jun

18

39% Jan

117

69

Mar 29

68% Oct

21

Jun

20

14

Feb

12

21% Dec

2

22 % Dec

19

38

7

Jun

116

78

Mar 19

7% Feb

4

2

16% Jan

16

2

68% Feb
3
74
Feb 27

Apr 24
10

122
49

Feb

6
13

Mar 13

Jan

10

80

Jan 29

19% Jan

31

31

Apr 24

24

4

11

92

Nov 12

92

Mar 13

95

Feb

31% Oct 23"

Feb

27

1

31

42% Jan

9

29% Jan

2

21

*20%

21

2%

2%

2%

2%

900

10%

10%

10%

10%

60,100

•22'A

22'%

22'/a

22%

500

2,500

10
40

22%

22%

35

35%

26%

27%

4

18%

7

93

Feb

18

80% Jan

10

95

Apr

18

91% Feb 26

98

Apr 23

Apr 21

107% Apr 22

33% Oct

22

40

9

37

Jan

2

65

Oct

11

79% Mar 19

75

Jan

10

20% Sep
19% Sep

4

24% Feb

4

23

Mar

6

24% Jan

10

23% Feb

4

21% Mar 11

23% Feb

4

26
4% Oct 22

May

9% May 15

5"% Jan

2

41% Apr

16

80% Mar 13

5

67% Jan

8

8% Apr 21
74
Apr 25

30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7

1

26% Jan

7

30% Apr 21

43% Jan

2

52

Feb

25

72

22
31

29% Nov 14

Aug

29

May 2
34% Apr 28

X22

22

22%

22%

35%

35%

34%

35

35

35

34%

35%

26 Va

26%

26

26%

25%

26 %

26

26%

10,400

4%

21,600

4%

4

4%

4V«

4>/4

18%

4'A

4%

*18%

18%

18

18%

18'A

18%

18

18%

95%

94 %

95%

94%

95

94

15%

15 %

94%'

93 3A

15

94%

15%

6,200

14%

15

50%

14%

15

50%

49%

14%

51

15%

13,300

50

51

53%

49%

*51%

1

No par
100

100
10

*51 %

46'.
101

99%
12%

46

101%
100

12%

45%

102%
99%

53%
46

102%
100

*51%

53%

•51 Va

53 Va

*51%

45%

46%

45%

45%

45%

101%

101%

102

102%

102%

103

102

100

100

100 V*

*101%

360

12%

25,200

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

2,300

46%

40%

35%

46 %

46%

46%

40

4.0

40

40

*39%

24%

25%

24%

25

24%

54%

55

55%

56

*54%

*101%

103

67

100

91

preferred

r

Corp common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common

68'A

67 Va

68%

66 >/a

68 Va

*99

45%

41'A

41%

22%

*22%

105%

91%

105

100

46%

41%
22%
105

90%
'100

90'A

106%

106

37'A
14%

63%

*62%

62'A
51'A

50%

52%

88'A

*84%

89%

*83

85

*83

85

$4.80 preferred (conv)

17%
62 Va

17%

*88%

—

1

7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc

100

1.25

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common

10
1

10

*90

64

-135%
130

•62'/a

54

98

84%

100

39'a

38,700

9%

3,400

10

53

98

•95%

53%

52%

98

53%

2,800
3,000

•96

98

61'A

62

60

61

61

61

17%

60%

61V*

xl7%

17%

2,500

17'A

17%

17%

17%

17%

*87%

90

17%

2,300

14%

145
130

*90

93

14%

*135%

14%

*87'A
*90

14'A

90

90

*87%

91

14%

14%

14%

145

*135%

145

*130

131

•135%

90

•89%

,

91

130

130

•87%

95

90

14%

145

•135 Va

•129%

131

3,500

145

130

130

100

14%

80

17'A

17%

17%

17%

17

17'A

17%

17%

74

17%

74'A

17%

2.500

73%

73%

72%

73%

71%

72%

71%

72%

8,200

6%
15%

7

16'A

6%

15%

6%
15%

7

15%

7'A
16

*69%

71

*70

70'%

70

18%

18

18%

18%

125

'120

48'A

*120

49

48

125

*120

7

7'/a

15%

70

18'A

%|

18%
125

•68%

70

*68%

70

18

18

18

•119

125

*119

Va

48%

76%

76%

28%

28 Tit

28 Va

28%

28%

5

23 Va

24

23%

23%

23 Va

23%

23 %

68

65%

66%

64 Va

66%

62%

61%

.

7,000

6,400

64

29

47%

7

16'a

*63

79

*75

15%

66 Va

28%

*76

7

15%

•64

2.50

48

47

78

•75

18%

100

1,500

125

47%

47%

76%

*75%

76 Va

28%

28%

28%

1,800

23 %

23 Va

23'a

1,400

64%

63%

64" a

60,500

48

6,400
100

19

18%

18%

18

18%

18 V*

18%

18 V*

25%

18'a

24%

1,900

25%

24%

25%

24Ta

25%

25'/a

25%

7,400

61%

62

61 %

61%

61%

61%

61'A

10

48'A

48%

47%

48

47%

47%

No par

35%

47 Va

47%

47%

com

47'a

35%

2,600

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

No par

29%

35%

com

29%

22,300

29%

2914

29%

29%

29'A

29 V*

29%

29%

3,500

89

90

•8.9

91

92%

92%

92

92

•91

97%

97'4

97'A

•96

106',4

106%

2

Public Service Co of Colorado

100

*90

91

.100

.

Public Serv Co of Indiana

92%

92%

100

4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred

96%

96%

100

'105%

106%

*96

preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred

*105%

106

No par

x40

100

3% %

x79

80

*79

40%
80%

*23%

24

23

Va

40%

25

*23%

24

25

*22'A

23

5

7%

$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10

73

28%

No par
_5

(The)

9%

62'A
91

100

Inc

39

17 Va

100

Oil

•80'A

39%

17%

5%% 1st series prior pfdPittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd

Pullman

85%

39

18

66

Pure

•83'A
.

18

17%

*64

Publicker Industries Inc

100

70,300

89%

•95'A

18

66%

1

62%
54%

*85

98

17%

*64

75

62 %

53%

89'/2

•96

66 %

preferred

64

98

•64

Pitts ton Co (The) common

90

54%

10

53%

100

Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co

106'a

53

39%

preferred class A

100

•105%

310

•85

83 %

•95'A

94

14%

101 Va

15,000

89 %

53

100%

17,600

*95'A

17%

440

15

10

18

140

92

38

*84%
83'A

♦96

500

•91

14%

9%

98

9,300

37 Va

39 Va

98

41 Va

22'a

15%

9%
53%

100

18,000

37%

40'A

53%

28,700

45'a

14%

9%

*96

66 %

101

1,700
7,800

36%

39%

54 Va

50

15%
4%

14%

40'A
9%

98

900

38%

97%

54

10

No par

Pittsburgh Forgings Co

52

10

11,000

106

91 %

106

15%

♦96

22'/a

46%

•104

107

38%

14%
62'A

41%

22%
105

90%

90%

x44%

41%

22%
104

•106

38

15%

*95

41

41%

22%
105

*99

45%

107

39%

9%

101

45%

66

100%

14%

39%

67

•99

37 %

No par

common

preferred

90'A

4%

IOO

V*

2

„

99

41

15%

4%

66

46'A

22%

*100%

15%

4%
•99

99

45%

*104

102

15 Va

99

50%

10o

102

101

*84'A

Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1

55

4%

5

series preferred

55

16

100

preferred

55

103

106

62

54%

4%

101

1

55%

15%

106

100

45,000

*101%

'100

3

3%%

130

24%

4%

100

Phlla & Reading Corp

40%

24%

16%

100

„

*39%

24%

4%

46%

41%

46'A

40%

16%

99

*22%

46%

24%

4'A

45%

>105

46'A
•39%

25

16'A

99

300

100 Va

12

35

103

3,200

12%*

46%

4%

^

Va

12

35%

*101'A
16'A

3,200

53

45%

12 Va

46 %

1

51

12

34%

100

50%

12%

5

100

50%

12%

25

100

preference
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred

1,600

93%

1

No par
No par

$1.40 div

4'A

_io

;

Pitts Coke & Chem Co

400

2%
11 %

coin

Public Serv Elec & Gas

85% Jan

106

42% Dec

•20 %

77%

2%

1

Procter <fe Gamble

2

7,000

20%

20%

*

10%

5

May 7
49% Feb 14

26% Jan

95%
36%

36%

20%

20%

No par

62

35% May 14
30% May 2

*94

2%

25'A

Feb

45'A

96 %

36%

11%

xl8%

29

6,000

45%

04

36 V*

2%

1

May 20
32% Feb
4

45%

44%
•

11%

10

48

19,400

2%

10

Jan

14%

11%

Potomac Electric Power Co

55

14%

2%

25% May

31

270

4.300

14%

20%

20%

2

Dec

2,450

4'A

10%

25

common

convertible

140

4'/a

2,000

Phllco

$3.50

129%

140

25,800

preferred

convertible

129 Va

78%

33 %c

Pitney-Bowes Inc

"

4%

14%

96%
36%

10

37% Oct 22

Oct

36%

22% Jan

24% Jun 28

20

*94

37

16% Jan

28% Jun 24

Mar

44

96 %

65%

57

64

45%

36%

Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co

21

45

44

69% May 5
20% Jan 30
7

14%

*94

43% Jan

23% Dec

14%

37%

11

2

15%

96%

26% Jan

53% Dec

14%

40%

21% Mar 20

16

15%

«

Va

21%

3.50

4.68% preferred

5%

140%

4

37

32% July 22
31

Nov 14

30

81

22

6% Jan

60

Sep

Jan

19% Feb

67% Feb

67

77

140

130

140

4'A

77%

(The)-

$1 conv preference
4.40% preferred—

$5

129'A

141'A

4%

7,900
8,300
,

*21 Va

Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_10o
128

10

8% July 19
37% Jan
4

6% Dec 23

44% Jun

May

13

31% Jun 21

19% Jun

Apr 22

19% Feb

Nov 11

15 % Dec

63

16

92

Jun

30

18% Apr

2

14% Dec 30

Dec

Apr 30

6

134

115

97

16% Jan

139

Dec

26

May 14

82% Jan

Mar 26

98% May 15
20% May 16

14% Dec 30

14

2

10

27 % Mar 20

82% Dec 24

Oct

52% Feb

2

93

82% Dec 31

25

7% Jan

129%

141 %

4 %

26%

22

(Chas) & Co Inc common
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50

3.90%

128%

141%

4%

*

21%

Pfeiffer Brewing Co

4%

129

140%

4%

*94

55%
46'A

45%

*23%

22 %

Pfizer

Mar 12

55%
;■

26%

21%

preferred
Petroleum Corp of America

Mar 18

56
46

•23'A

22%

4%%

86

55%

45%

26%

22

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

89
29

56%
46'A

22%

Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

4.30%

56

45%
*23%

900

22%

No par

Co

4,200

1

Corp
Penna Glass Sand Ccrp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred

3.80%

44%

100

50'A

76

Chemicals

Electric

15

18%

50 Va

77%

$1.60 convertible preferred

Phlla

128%

141

4%

*18%

50 Va

5

Pet Milk Co common

100

128%

140%

45%

18%

49%

400

2,000

76%

Pepsi-Cola Co

May 13
102
May 9
16% May 12
5
Apr 10
68% May 13

127%

57

26

*18%

9

78%

.

56

23

105% Apr
94% Feb

Ford

Corp

45%

11

9

76%

__No par

Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt

56%
*23%

12%

*10%

80

Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common

Pennroad

45%

*12%

11

_2.50

Transportation

&

56%
26

50

8%
12%

76%

Parker Rust Proof Co

Parmelee

1

45 %

•23

*18%

8%
12 Va

No par

40
Apr 30
25% May 9

40% May 21

19% Aug 14

18

Jan

11% Feb 28

52% Mar

28% Jan

7

97

34% Oct 21
Nov 11

85

5% Aug
7
65% July 15

2% Dec 27

42% Feb 12

92

1

19% May 1
95% May 12
15 Va Feb
3
67
Jan 24

9

Jan

28% Dec

16% Oct

20

29

106

~

Penick

8

13 % Apr

49'% May 15
49
Jan 13

No par
100

35 % May

4% May

82% Jan

~i

Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred

80% Feb

3% Jan
13% Jan

Common

11% May l
23% Jan 31

45% Jan

46% Dec 30

92

23% Jan

8
21% May 5
3% Jan 31

July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19

48% Nov 20

86% Nov

6

19 % Jan

Apr

40% Jan

2% Dec 30
Jun

15% Jan

30% Dec 31

22

11

2

2

31

3

75

19% Mar

10

12% Jan

17% Dec 27

24% Jun

21

*9

*18%

No par
Pacific Telep &
Teleg common
loo
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated

36% Jun

Jan

9%

x49%

Pacific Mills

12

May 17

12%

25

22

95

25

*9

*11

_IIIIII_io

Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting

Oct

84% July 23

1

'

.

42% Feb

28

5

IncIIs

com

7%

40%

23

61%

90

*89

Va

61%

5,900

*89

90

*91%

92%

92%

270

96

170

$0

'

106%

97

106%

40%

40%

80

80'A

•79

80

*23 Va

24

•23 Va

*23

24

*23

40 V*

40%

96

•105%
40%

106%

560

40%

7,500

*78 Va

80

24

*23 Va

24

24

•23

210

24

200

7%

8

12,200

71%

73

170

7%

8

7%

73

71%

72

72%

72%

29%

29 %

29%

29 Va

29%

51%

29 Va

52

29%

29%

29%

51%

51%

50%

51%

50%

51

51

33 Va

33 3 4

51V*

4.300

33%

33%

33 %

33%

33'/a

33%

33%

33%

16,700

8

7%
72

7%
73

5,100

Q
33% Jan

2

123% Aug 13
23% Oct 22

39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30

For footnotes




297a Jan
see

7

page 28.

37% Feb

11

136

Jan

9

43% May
2
146% Apr 23

24

Jan

2

28% May 12

Quaker Oats Co

(The)

common—.5

41

42

6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10

140

140

28 %

28%

41 Va

*140

*27%

41%
142
28

41

41%

>141

141%

27%

27%

40 Va
•141

•27 Va

40%

40%

141%

141%.

28

28

41

141%
28

4,600
300

900

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

1
Highest

Range Since Jan.

Year 1957

Lowest

Highest

May 13

May 12

Par

40

May 13

30'A Jan

2

78

Jan

24

69% Jan

6

Mar 22

21% Aug

48'/4 Feb

11

59% Jun

6
7

Dec

23

34% Jan

16% Mar 18
22 Yb Dec 11

23% Aug

64% Jun 24
17

14

39

30% Nov 18

14% Jan

11
13
4

32

2

Jan

21% Feb

10

34% Jan

26

Jan

25

Dec

20

36

35

Oct

29

41% Apr

27% May

31% Jan

12

12% Jan

8

Apr

30% Dec 10
20% Dec 24

30

Real

62

Dec

10

62

Feb

Oct

10

32% Jan

12% May

4% Dec

6

9

Oct

22

13% Apr

37

Dec

18

59% Jan

21% Dec

18

39

July

Mar 12

40

July

21

10

33% Mar 20

4

8% Jan

2

32 % Jan

10% Jan

5
19

28

4

19% Jan

2

22% Jan

2

35% May

Ronson Corp

10

Roper

Jun

11

80% Jan

19
30

Feb

26

7% Oct

6

96

2

29% May

15% Jun

24

7% Apr

11

4

24% Jan

2

78

93

Feb

14

22

Dec

30

Jan

161

July 17

176

137

24

6

22% Jan

2

21% Oct 24

25% Dec

2

24

10% Dec

10

26% dan

11

50% Dec

9

74% Feb

5

46% Mar

Jan

2

10% Jan

2

13% Feb

53

7

304

Oct
Jan

3

Feb

235
190

20

2

3

9
15

Jan

90

6

Feb

96

20

Apr

Lead Co

23% Jan 29

29% Oct

22

39% May

2

34% Feb

3

Sangamo

11% Dec

24

17% July

17

14% Jan

3

18% Feb

12

23% Mar 24

32% Jan

13

44'A Mar 20

16% Oct
29

Sep

25

37% Nov 27
36
Nov 15

11

Dec

30

22 % May

29

8% Apr

62

Nov

4

64% Jun

14

65% Feb

65 % May

78

21

86

Oct 22

102

71% Oct
85

7

Mar

7

Mar

35% May

Feb 20

34

14% Jan

17
12
Jan 17

94

5%

2
23

8

Jan

convertible

preferred
$4 preferred

$3.40

2
99% Jan 24

.V

r

11%

11%

15%

2,100

76'A

18,300

2'A

67'%

66

25 Va

33%

33%

33%

33%

*'4%

4'%

4%

4%

•23%

23%

23%

'-23%

23%

28%

28%

*28%

35%

35%

35'%

29%
35%

26%

X25%

,

%

''

•18%

19

19

17%
32 %

30%

31

93%

93%

: 92%

.

*195

205. >
26 Va
24%

*195

,

210

"24 %

27%

27%

■721%

13%

13

59'%

59'%

245

r*.

33 Va
*93 %
23 Va

245

*238

■

33%

33 Va

*93'%

95

*238

10'A

10'A

21%

22

21 Va

2z 7

21

3614

3674

36'A

37'A

77,500

*35%

35%

*3a V4

30%

l,^o0

28

28%

10%

10'/4

10 V4

10%

% 22%

22%

21%

22%

*35%

37%

36 V'4

35%

35 Va

35%

.*81%

82%

<

—No par

X63

*96%

81%

;

98

20%

•20%

20%

82

*80'%

9%

63%

63%

63 34

64

•'*

*81'A

82

..

*81'A

*96'A

98

I

*96'A

9

85% Apr

10

21

Dec

19

33% Jan

2

75

Jan

7

83

May

1

77% Jan

20

Dec

23

36

Jan

4

21 y8 Apr

15% Oct

23

18

Dec

13

17% Jan

10

20% Mar 14

Seaboard

52% Feb

12

67% May

1

Seaboard Oil Co

8% Dec 19
22% Nov 19

19
16% Jan 24
29 % May 22

8% Jan

2

11% Feb

4

Seagrave

24% Oct

22

29% Jan

8% Oct

22

2% Aug

12

15% Jan
5% July

Sep

82

63% Nov 13

May

25% May

7

98

98

20%

3

31

May

1

Jan

6

39% May

9

Sears Roebuck & Co

12% Jan

22

6

3
9
76% July 15

10% May
67 % Jan

2

8% Jan

42% Jan

7

8% Oct

22

26% Jan

2

90

10

13% Jan

23

Shamrock

Oil &

25

Nov

19

33

Oct

1

26% Feb

25

34

25

Dec

23

58% Jan

2

25% Apr

11

31

7% Mar 12

10% Sep

9

8% Jan

13

9% Jan

3

Shattuck

Feb

12

77% May

9

29% Jun

18% Dec 19
13 % Dec 23
9% Oct

58

May 21

13% May 14
2

12% Mar 27

25

10

Apr~U

22

17 % Jan

22

24

Jan

Dec" 17

32%

49% Jan

Dec

17

89

Jan

16% Jan

23

68% Jun

Siegler

16
6

6

Simmons

2

61

Apr 25

Simmonds Saw & Steel

3

56% May

14

80% May 27

Feb

25

Dec

30

36% Sep

23

25% Apr

7

30% Jan

14% Oct

21

23% Oct

2

15% Jan

2

19% Feb
3
16% Jan 22

14

22

20% Jan

11

14% Jan

70% Dec

Nov 12

5

58% Jan

10

23

65% July

15

44% Jan

13

15% Sep

25

21% Jan

18

15 % Apr

3

6% Oct

22

10% Jun

6

6% Jan

2

45 % Dec

18% Jan
43

Nov

24% Oct
30

2

20% Jan

2

51 % Feb

13

47% Jan

14

21

39% Jan

11

25% Jan

7

35% Jan 25

32% Jan

13

51% Jun

49% Jan

2

2

Sep 23

44% Sep

23% May

14

10

13

Smith

9

7

74% May

52 % Apr 25
,187/e Jan 24
,

9% May 12
26% Apr
52

28

May

57% Apr

Co

8

16

(AO)

Smith-Corona

10%

31

30'A

30%

30%

700

31

30%

20%

31"

3074

29%

29'A

29'A

29%

28%

29

29%

29 »A

40,700

28%

10%

10%

1,400

10%

10%

*10%

*10%

112,900

6%
11

2 8'/a

9%

75%

76%

•

8%

2074

2074

2074

13%

13%

1374

3,700

12

11%

11%

11,100

13 %

13

13%

13%

6.800

137 a

*24%

xl3'%

*57%

58%

x55%

58'%
30

,,

16%

5
33 %c

15%

1E>

73

26%

preferred

81

26

Jan

22

12% Dec 31
2% Dec

31

Jan

Jan

18 % Jan

12

Jan

Jan

23

18

8

49% Apr

22

59% Mar

94 % Jan

9

88

19% Jan

14

12'/a Jan

2

July 15

17 % Apr

17

85% Jan

2

11% Dec

30

17% Dec

30
4

24

26 %

98% Jan

12% Apr
72% Jan

15

see

Jan

8

7

U

91/b Jan

2

7

62% Jan

3

35% Jun 11


footnotes


2% Jan
47

page 28.

21% Jan

6

Apr 22
6

Snear

&

Co

4.20%

Jan

24
16

Sperry

May

7

15% May 13
73

May

9

24% Mar 11

Rand

Vt

4974

50%

16'4

17%

17

1774

74

71%

72%

50%

49 %

50 y4

16%

17

4974

'

Corp common

$4.50 preferred

Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co_

-

16%

16%

9%

9'A

26%

26'%

-

-

*35%

36

*35 %

-

-

55%

29%

29 V4

27%
36

-

9 Va

9

26%
*49%

52

55 Va

-

-

-

55%

29%

27 %

*35%

8%

26%

26'A

51

•

27%
36

*49'A
27

*35%

13,000

2974

29%
32%

32 %

32%

32%

32%

32%

900

32%

39 Va

37'A

38

;8 Va

13,100

37%

377a

39%

43 Va

43 Va

4374

37%

31 y4

3.%

27,100
13,xo0

17'/a

3,100

43%

37%

36

17

17 Va

17 Va

'

•

*76

77-

35 Va

36 %

13%

14

78

35%
13%

55

34

%

*13%

55

No par

*72%

73*.

1374

3%

3%
*89

4
90

4

7,000

90

40

54

4,600

1374

13'A

13%

1,700

17%

18'A

62,600

18%

18%

18

18%

17 %

18

92 y4

92 y4

91%

91%

92

92

15 %

14%

15

1474

15

72%':
••-

.

1374

72 %

*72 %

22%

23'A

217%

'

•

374
*82

13%

13%

15

*1374

400

14

1374

*8974

*89%

14%

6,400

1374

897a

13%

18%

35'A

53%

89%

92%

34 V2

8974

13%

14'%

3474

53%

89%

*91 %

20

3474

90

13%

xl8%

80

34%

55

90%

1

17 Va
*76

54%

*89%

50c
25
2

17 %

80

90

6
100

13%

*76

-

90

*80

55

80

*76

3%

3%

3%
90

22 Va

•

39'A

-

36 Va

22'%

■

*32 %

^

••

" V

16,800

42%

53'%

-

56%

17

3%

2,600
*

2974

37%

14

36

5o%

17

*80

r

29%

37

1
2.50

27'A

*35%

500.

52'A

27 Va

36
55 %

43V4;' 43%

No par

*49'A

27

51

7
'

11,000 "

--

29%

'

x35%

2674

55%

1

1

26'A

73%
23

•72%
22

53

%

*91

91%

92

,

"

17,100

23,000

9'/a

9

9

26%

*
,

30,900

29%

17%

77

,

55%

38%

100

29'V;-'

55 y4

43%

Spencer Chemical Co common

20% Jan

15
95

Apr 22

50

72%

43'%

$5.50 pfd

preferred.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons

92

49

15%

xl7

Sparton Corp

7
28

72'A

3,000

15%

X37%

Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc

Apr

10

71%

73

15%

No par
20

Public Service Co

4

82% Nov

For

Southwestern

14

79% Nov 13

Nov 11

9

90

July

19 % Dec

367A May

3,200

72'A

15%

No par

Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs

3

61

60

20

31

45% Apr 25

11

10

Feb

78

4,400

15%

'

29
'

42

preferred

Jan

6 % Jan

Jan

8% Dec

Apr 23

32

65

Jan

76

34% Dec 31

3

40

17

16'A,

15%

26%

32%

4

16%

15%

»

40

70% Oct

16%

15%

.

32%

non-cum

2,100

25 '

16 Va

-

*

39%

5%

;

2 8'A

"

7.50

Southern Railway common

2,500

16%

9%

Co (The)

9
6

200

14,700

V

29'A

.

Indiana Gas & Elec_No par

437/e May 12

V

16'A

27'%

28%

57'A

29%

49%

5

5474

57 V*

16'%

28

55

531/4

56%

:

30

52

25

Edison

58

55

2,200
'

57%

27%

*51

54 %

57'A

53%

*

"

16 'A

25

Porto Rico Sugar common

5374

55'A

5

50

preferred

5974

29%

/

16%

9

38%

*58%

-

•"

1,400

24%

3874

60

57 %

C,

51

16%

60'A

24%

39

24%

56%

:

74-

50%

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60

39

*58%

,

<

%

1
1
4.50

39

Va

-

,16%

15

24%

38%

..

3 Or..

_5

24 y4

39%

■55

59*

.10

13%

24'%'

59

55%

25

'

13 %

39%

,7

y8'

39

Southern

17% Feb

13%

24 Va

38 %

20

20%

.

24%

13%

*23%

No par
No par

Inc

39% May

110,900

11%

Southern

2

"
■

*i

13%

Southern

2

-

20%

2

10

"

'

12 Va

40% May

Jan

74'A

2,500

11,800

13 Va

32% Apr 29

16% Jan

"

72%

73 %

20%

2

84% Jan

73'A

75%

3,000

.

9

73

9

9

9

72

11%

2

30

28

■

Xl3%

13

4

28

9%

11%

33

8

28

9%

14 Va

28% Jan

19% Feb

28 Ve

28

27%

9'/a

11%

24% Jan

45% Jan

7,400

14

49% July 17
46% Jan 10

11

33%

20 V4

32

Nov 26

33%

11%

25% Dec 28

16% Nov 27

7,900

3374

14%

2

28% Dec

11%

33%

21 Va

23

33

11%

33'A

11%

Corp

Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co (Del)

11%

33 y4

;

74%

22

5

570

11 Va

117 a

•

9

29% Dec

29% Apr

7%

88'A

11%

33%
28'A

:

28

25% Oct

Jan

7 Va

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'

20% Jan

May 27

7%
88'A

137/8

5

California

6%

88'A

7

20%

1
50c
1
1

South Carolina E&GCo com

Southern

7V<
89 %

12

..

33

33%

10'A

1,500

89%

7'A

11'A

*9%

10'A

19%
x64

89

6%
87

:

10%

10'%
:

6%

28

South Amer Gold & Platinum

5%

29'/4

87

33

Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co_

South

10%

*30%

11%

*85 %

Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs

9

28% Mar 11
35% May

10%'.

*10'A

10%

10%

10%

10 Va

10%

Skelly Oil Co

59% Mar 25

Nov

28

53% Oct

64'A

10%

Sinclair Oil Corp

8

49

2

19%

63 %

Corp

Mar 21

48

19'A

64'A

Signode Steel Strapping Co

41

6,100

19 3 a

63

Corp of America

17
2

5,600

19'A

6574

Corp

50% Jan

8

45% Dec

49

Apr

33 % Jan

1974
65 Va

19%

No par
7.50

46% Mar

17

30

Mfg

Sheraton

25% Jan

13% Mar 27
19%

33% Dec

Sheller

16,000

64%

\

25,

No par

G)

247b

24'%

Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary

21% May 1
16% Jail 30

17% Feb

10

21% Apr 30

(Frank

82

'19'A

Gas_.

Sharon Steel Corp

23 Va

19%

*.

Shell Oil Co

93

Nov 13

64

Apr 28
Jan
9

*80'A

66 Va

$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc-

25

4,300

20%

20 Va

;

24%

82

19 %

Servel Inc common

Apr

20%

65%

Seiberling Rubber Co—

7% May 15

5

4 % Mar

23%

24'A

24%

I
1

Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp

25

1

Jan

*80'A

82

23%

10

3

-

24

20%

20%
*80%

82

5,100

,

—5
5

Finance Co

Corp

*80%
24 Va

20
—1
1

Seaboard Air Line RR Co—

1

20%

25
100

Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred

3

j0

,

7,800

82

...

"

5

Feb

1,000

9%'.

9%

9%

V

9%

*80%

*96'A

*96'%

•

98

1

64'A

63%

63%

-81'%

>

»

:

10'A

*10

;

:

2774

27%

82

9%

9%
"

63%

.

37

35Va

9%'

9%
63 %

"

36%

'

-

.10

5,500
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28

23 Va

1

19,900

23

28

10%

35%

'

93%

28

28'%

38%

33%

93%
23

,

23

22%

%

s

,

95
23

227a

28

37

200

*

33

33

9,800

59%

22 Va

10%

--

32%

13%

245

*238

*210

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95

2,300

*58

245

11,200

.

28

12%;

.

*210

33%

*93%

28%

.

13

59%

100

zoVA

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27'A

27'A

310

,

23 Yb

23 %

23%

245

33

.

95

2h

*58

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*210

33%'

25

127a

60

*238

195

2 7'A

13 Va

93'A
195

205

24%

39,500

30'A

92%:

92%

200

9

•

30

30 %

30

27'/4

13

*58%

10,800

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9

92'A
*194

V\

13'%

59%

33%

33'A

247a

27

27%

12%
59 %

18Va

4900

1774

92'A
205

24%

25 %

500

158,500

33'A

30 %•

30

8Va

1574
44 V'4

8

17%

*874

5,700

-

43%'

17%

t

9

300

15Va

32%

18 V,

-92%

4,600

18'A

-

15%

43 Yb '•44%'

32%

*195

8

8

15%
-

43%

*8%

93

.

'

8'A

30

29

18'A

18'A

15%

96

28%'

287«:

32%

■

30%

30%

,

.

■

,

2,470

18'A

-17%

;

8%

7,300

374%

373

*92%

28%

43

33

8%

10,450

25%

19

8'%

18%

v

874 i

17%
33%

8%

2,100

36'/4

25%

374%-

373

15%

44%

43%

29'A

35Va *

29'A

"

45%

*28 %

94'A

28%

4,400

25%

94'A

*18 'A

3,400

-

35%'

96

*94%

29%

29 V*

900

4%
23 34

4%
23 Va

29

J

25%

25%

33'A

33'A

23%

35 Va

376%

96

*93-

.

29%*

25%
374 %

25%
392

373

400 * *

16%

5,400
4,900

4%v

29

35%

32%

67%

r

29 '

45

20,600

26%

33'A

4 'A

•

35%

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3.600

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67

67%

23%

96

200

;

117a

2Va

V

•

26

33'A

33%

4%

,

102

11%

126

65 'A

25%

25'A

67'A

25%

23%

—1
No par
—No par

101

2 'A

•

86'A

*85

*

29

.

87%

102'A!

*87

2'/a

66 %

9.9 i

*88

,

11%

8V»

Scovill

28

19

99

11%

15%

Co

45%

75%

*101 %

25 '*

29

17,900

45%

11%

68

"93

41,700

76

*88

24% V

26

12,900

15

45

87%

11%

:;V£ 2 Va

2%

2 Va

2%

37%

102'/4

-

11%

30%
38%

75%

V"

*86'%

102%

102 Va

30%
147 a
37%

V

15

37%

*101%

87%

*86 %

87%*"
102%

*

14%

99

*88

*15%

preferred-

Scott Paper Co common

99

,

76%

75%

76%

*88

i*.

•'8 Va

Electric Co

Schick Inc

7

•76

76%
99

8%

Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common

84% May

31% Oct 21

45 Va

15%

Savage Arms Corp

22

1
13

10% Apr

23% Jun

7

Mar

38%

45%

*210

11

24

37'%

45%

100
5
100
10
10
5
1.40
1
30

17% Oct

2
27% May 16

38%

*45 Va

8%

preferred

96

tt)% Jan

38 Va

45%

1

"15V4

Paper Co common

30

.

39%

♦238

Oct

85

30%

30%

15%

,

4%

1.66%
100
100
10

preferred—

noncum

7.200

31

5

1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric

22 Va

22%

Southwestern Ry Co—100

St Regis

223t

14%

Light & Power
No par
Ry Co com—No parPreferred series A 5%
»—-100

5%

33% May

22%

30'%

St L San Fran

St> Louis

Feb

261

43%

5%,
10%

22%

St Joseph

5

2

48% Jan

235

2

205

Jan

26% Jan

13

May 23
23% Oct 22

St Joseph

61% Apr 28

Apr

conv

400

43%

43'A

43 Va

42

38,600

43%'

15%

1

Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%

5%
10%

42%

1
20 G
1

Ruppert (Jacob)

31% Apr 28
93% May 12
201% Apr 22
27
Feb
4
28,
May 16

10

84% Jan

26% Dec

2

37% Feb

5'A
10 %

43%

—1

—

Corp

(Geo Dt

Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)

1

5
19
10'A Mar 19
Feb

21

Apr

8

7

46% May

7
2
Jan 14

16

28

Jan

16% Jan

Mar 22

23 % Nov 20

duly

22% Jan

22% Aug

17% Dec
28

2

Jan

13% Jan

21

37% Dec

Apr

90

5%

*10%

31 %

395

5,600

5%

10%

22%

33

19,400

24% V

24 %

24'A

700

60%

*58

5%

30%

5

21%

'

10%

22 %

2%

900

21%

5%

xl5Va

24%

800

10%

15%

X67 %

13 y4

32%

5'%

31%

'

600

13'4

60 3 3

23%

25 %

5%

*32'A

21%

21%
*58

60%

23%

;

22%

11%

15

312

1,500

8

10 Va

5%,10 Va

102%

24

32

9

:2,200

:

18'A

*5

32%

*32%

21%

21%

-

V-.' *58

25%

24%

25%;„:

*86%

10% Jan

8

33% May 21

8% Dec 23

8
27

May

May 29

96

19% Oct 22.s
20% Dec 31

27% Jan
400

60%

*88

21% Jan

2

423% May

4

36% May

2

22% Jan

"?■

22

*58

X76

17
12% Jan
2
37% Jan 13

28 % Jan

32%

45%

17% Apr 30

5

32%

38%

2

26% Mar 20

31% Mar 21

32%

15%

July 24

2

2

4

32%

'A'

13

13

30%

40% May 16
Nov 25
35

21

Nov

Jan

28% May 13

13 Va

43%..
22%

Roan Antelope Copper

22% Jan

13 Va

5

22%

-10

Corp

Paper

Ritter Company

Mar 21

5

31% July 24

24

Oct

Riegel

5

13%

*21%

43

No par

Corp

Oil

*13 Va

62

5%

Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5 %%
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp —
5
Rohm & Haas Co common—
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Rome Cable Corp
5

29% Mar

26% Aug 19

81%

68 % May

5'A

21%y

10%

22
60% Jun 10

23
23

22% Dec

Richfield

9
26% May 16

6
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
44% July 17

21

285

2% Mar 21

1% Jan

5%

37

8

8

5%

700

*1,500

18'4

18'A*

*7%

5%

33%

27%

V

*32

18'A

8%

33

24%

:

10
—100
100
1
5s

series
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
Rhodesian Selection Trust—

"

8

t *5%

5%

21%

5
1
2.50

Preferred 3.60%

37

37

3,300

20%

20'A
33%
*27

*32

18%

18%

32,100

27'A *

8

13 %

"58

—10

Preferred 4.50%

18%

8

7%

32%

10

Common

4

13% Feb

10% Jan
55

27% May

2

Oct

7
9

May

87

Feb

80

66% Dec

Dec

6

102% May 12

94% Jan

4
1

33% Jan

21
30
18% Dec 23

May

83% Feb

83 % Feb

Aug

3% Apr

1% Oct

22

45% Jan

78% Jan

73 % Sep

82% Jan

6
24
87% Jun 24
10
Dec 23

Dec

78

22
99
Mar 4
21% Jan 18

66% Dec

08% Jun

28

10

37

26%

33%

27'A

27

27

9,600

26

21'%:

21'A
*33'A '
;

*33

*32 V

.

,

19

5 Va

preferred series A
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class
4%%

27%

27%

{18%

37

"13%

common—,—1
50
B—10

Reynolds Metals Co

Mar 24

45

33 74

.

15%

25% '

25%

21%

*33%

15

'

1
50c

Inc

21%

33%

,

*

10
5

Rexall Drug Co

7

16% May

10
41% Jan
6
63% Jan

72'A Jun

20%

8

37% Apr

46'A Mar 29

62% July 22

11% Feb

21%

27%,.

7%

5
preferred 3 % % series—100

Revlon

22% May 12
25% Jan

9% Jan

27%
18%

25%

26%

33%

-

400

15'A '

15 Va

15%
26'A

151a

15%

50%

*49%

50

*49 3 a

50

"26%

:

:

21

"32

16%

21%

27

•

10

Co

»

;■ 15%

33 %

50c

Inc

Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass

20

7% Feb

15%

(Robt) & Co—

Conv

7

May

25% May 12

65% May 16

30
39'A Nov 12

4

Jan

5

60

2
7
2

16% Jan

*49'A

21%

Reliance Mfg Co common—

11

4
44% Mar 11
29 % Jan 30

7% Oct 22
32% Dec

19% Jan

21% Feb

50

26%

2nd preferred
Silk Hosiery Mills
Roller Bit Co
No par

Reliance Elec & Eng

5

Feb

35

20% Feb 25
54
Jan
9

6
25
2
19
11

6

*49%

33%

.50
50
5

$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp

28

14 % Feb

Jan 13

31

10

8% May

8% May 14
6% Jan

2
7

3% J»h

1

13

2

50%.

15%

———————5
50

noncum

Reeves Bros

Reis

Mar 29

10

•'■■■

Reed

7

22% Feb

9

Jan

6

6% Feb

3ya Dec 31

4%

17

50

1

2,300

17%..

16%

17 'A

16%

17

16%

167 a

16%

No par

Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred

34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7

Apr 24

17% Jan

28
15% July 8
45
July 31

13 Ye Dec

Rayonier Inc —
Raytheon Mfg Co

5
20

25% Jan

———

74

3,033

74

74%

75%

75

74

7o%-

75%

74

75%

~-S

Raybestos-Manhattan

21
3
17% Mar 12

12

16 'A Dec 30
67/a Dec 31

20% May

Ranco

52% Mar

8
13
28
16
2

45% Apr

Inc

19% Jan

16% Apr 10

30,500

33%

32%

33 %

33%

32%

32%

33%

33

33

33%

America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par

75% May 12

Oct 22

27

Snares

May 16

R
Radio Corp of

14

Jan

35

the Week

Friday

Thursday
May 15

Wednesday
May 11

Tuesday

Monday

YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE

NEW

Sales for

SALE PRICES

LOW AND HIGH

STOCKS

Lowest

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

YORK STOCK

NEW
Previous

Bange for

..

20

150

26,900

14%

15 y8

73%

*72 V2

73%

40

2274

22'A

22%

12,700

Volume

187

Number

5743

.

The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2243)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1957

Lowest

37% Jan
71

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest
2

Oct

42'/8 May 9
82% Feb 13

23

5% Nov

4

2% Oct

9% Jan

22

43% Feb

.Lowest

2

53% May

77% Jan

9

85% May

11

6

3

597 b July 16

Jan

Jan

3

43% Feb

3% Feb

23

62% Jan

4

35% Feb

18

13

68% July

5

47 % Feb

21.

40% Oct

22

62% Jun

10

42% Feb

24

84% Oct

30

94

33% Nov

31

13% Oct

88% Jan

10% Jan

13

36

18% July 12
18% May 27

22

57% Dec

23

54% Nov

8

13

36% Dec

:4

11% Dec

Mar

11% Dec

9% Nov 27

4

-

12

6>

Jan

14% Jan

.2

57

Feb

83% July 12

59

5

Anr

10% Nov 21

13% Jan

2

10% Jan

35% July 15

29% Jan

23% July 15

27% Dec

17

15% Dec

7

33% Oct
18% Dec

:

31

15% Nov

41% Apr 23

~

31

10% Dec
-f

29

15% Jan

22

50

8

377b Jan

31

2% Dec

5

29% Apr 24

2

16% Jan

18% Mar

30

May

21

15% Dec

11

2

10% Jan

20-

8% Apr 11
57% July 23
7
18% Nov

34% Apr 29
187/h May 16

v

2

13 % Apr

17% Apr

15
25

46% Apr

Jan

'

2

2% Jan

14

157 b Jan

2

16% Jan

17

9

Apr

1

78

Dec

26

93

14

79

Jan

16

07% Nov 26
Dec

82

65% Oct

38% Jan

30

74

27% Nov 13

19% Dec

27

30

72

Jan

13

6% Jan

7

Feb

25

1360

31% Mar

46% Jan

9

Dec

31

89

May

8

72% Jan

2

6% Dec

24

14

Apr

9

7% Jan

r

-

.

31% Jan

2..

v-

4%%
,;,'/. 5%%

52'/a

537b

x49

49%

98,900

48 Vb

49

96

*94

96

94%

94

127 b

13

13

137b

13V4

13%

41%

41%

42

42

42

127b
X40

13 Va

40 Vb

41

41

1274

1274

1674

167b

70
62

1274

.

r

127b

J

3% Dec

.

6

-

30

8% Oct 21
34

20% May 17
8% Jan 11
18% Jan 31

18% Jan

3

3% Jan

8

9% Jan

2

5

/i

Taicott Inc

18

60% Jan

11

25 % Mar 18

29% May

1
6

76% Jun

6

55% Feb 24

68% May

1

Texas

127 b

1,800

16%

16 >A

16 74

16 Vb

16'A

70%

70'A

73

74

74

5,000
2,000

61%

62

617b

62

617b

X6174: 617b

24

31

49% May

9

22% Jan

29% May 8
19% May 12

Texas

14% Dec 30

33

Jan

10

15

Jan

* 47%

,

13
2

May

*12 Vb

Vb

*12 7b

12%

12

7b

12 Vb

100

3674

35%

36'A

3574

15

367b

217 b

3674

21%

21%

217b

21Tb

217b

5

21%

33%

217b
327b

3774
2174

35,200

21%

32%

32%

32%

3274

18%.

187 b

18 7b

1,700

127b

13

1874
127 b

187b

13

1274

2,600

*167/8

337b

x32 % *

*18Tb

18 Vb

18 Vb

18 Vb

1

127b

127 b

12%

13

20

*16 7b

33Vb

12

32%
*18 Vb

127b

17 Vb

167b

167a

45

45%

4374

45

42%

43

42

24 Tb

247b

247b

2474

24 Vb

24%

2374

*167b

5% Oct

22

87% Nov 13

33% Jan
10

Oct

6%

57b

6 Tb

57b

45%

45%

457b

457b

45 >A

45%

20%

5,700

197b"

20 Va

19

19%

19%

20

4,600

97b

10 Vb

10

10

6,400

.4

9%

20%
10 '

No par

''83%

85%

common.

No par

61 %

62

24 7

1

common

10 Vb

10

Va

*83%

63

24 Vb

24 Vb

*83%
63 Yi
24 VB

85%

62%
24%

247b

24%

*24

30

4.

Jan

4

98% Jan

125

2

44% Jan

7

9 vs Apr

28

Jan

22

Feb
Feb

25

12

10% Jan

3

Apr 12

42% Jan

6

15% Apr
.53

15% Jan

2

13

80

14% July 16
89% May 8
95 % Apr 18

20

Jan

Jan

23% Jan

53%

31

Dec

20

23

Oct

22

36

Oct

21

28% Oct

22

23%

9% Oct

Jun

13

Apr

x

:
-

34 Vb

*34 Vb

34%

34

85%

85 Vb

84 Vb

857b

85

8

8 V4

8 Vb

77b

1550

1565

34 Vb

8

1530

8 Tb
1550

34%

x34
*22

1510

34 Tb

23%

*22

8

23%

$1.25
-•

41% Feb

25

85

Mar 13

J an

,-

.

Coal

2

16% Jan

Pacific Ry
Co

12% Jan

7

337b

337b

35 Vb

36 Vb

35

35%

35 VH

35 Va

35 Va

357b

35 Va

357b

81

81

80 Vb

81%

*80%

81%

*80%

81%

81Tb

31 Vb

80

9 Tb

8%

Vb

87 a

87b

87b

874

7,300

9 VB

23 V

9%

9

33 Vb

u

24%

24

24 Va

-56% July 22
41% Apr 24
50

July

9

42

Jan

15

31 % Jan

2
21% May 15
23% Jan

37

Feb

13% Jan
34% May

24

57

Jan

29

2

58

16% Dec

30

31% Jan

2

16% Jan

2

41% Oct

30

61

Jan

9

43% Feb

10

20

-

53

Jan

21% Dec

30

Jun

20

23 % Feb

43

Oct

22

50% Sep

17

45

19% Dec

20

30% jun

6

17

37%

50

Apr
19% Jan

Jan

3

48

24

21% Jan

2

10 Tb Jan

8

29% May 16
13% Mar 10

6

36

3% Jan

13% Jan

13

10% Dec 30

16% Apr
33% Jun

29

10% Feb

26

Nov

90

24'/8 Oct

86% NOV 15
75

Dec

68

Aug 20

78% Sep

10

46 Vb

46 Vb

46%

46

46 Va

4574

46

28-%

29

287b

287b

277b

287b

277b

27%

277b

28 Tb

53,900

66

66%

65

66

64

65

637b

65

647b

657b

27%

29

27%

28

27%

27

27%

267b

2774

28,600
19,800
68,100

Jan

8% May
19% May

a.

12% Feb

21

19

187 b

19%

197 b

187b

19 Vb

1874

197b

36Tb

367b

367/b

36 Tb

36%

357b

36 Vb

11,700

34

34%

32%

337b

32

337b

357b
331%

35'%

34%

337b

13,000

1

10

10 Vb

10 Tb

97b

*102
50

97 b
4102

107

30 Vb

50%
10 Va

*102

107

10%

107 b

No par

16Tb
27%

167b

17

27%

68

65

u Vb

11

*45%

46

1074

68

2
13

31% Jan

24% Jan

Apr

2

8
Apr
26% Jan

9% Mar
31

2

8

9

Jan

8

33% May 16
43% Jan
4

24% Feb

6

22

21 % Jan

2

28% Feb

17

Dec

19

90% Jan

2

52% Jan

2

64'

Oct

14

152

Jan

14

Oct

10

115

Jan

2

Dec

17

25% July 22
31% Dec 31

25% Oct 22
86

100

Aug 22
18% Dec 30

44

Oct

38

Apr 15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13

Nov 26

6% Oct

22

46% May
8
7% May 20

28

22% Dec

4

11% Dec

24

18% May

2

111

Jan

91

J&D

2

15% Jan

2

31

297/8 May 14
193
JaL
3
19

Jan

10

45

Jar

2

36% May 15
6% Jan

128

8

May
May

5

8

1007/b May 2
227/a Apr 28
,

37

Apr

15

100% Mar 12

26% May

1
53% Apr 22
41

Feb

7

32

3

35

18

1

30% Sep
39

Nov

75% Nov 12

(The).

26 % Jan

21% Jan

2

14

12

159% Apr

3

165

Dec

page

28.

2

48% Jan

8

90

2

29% May 6
24% Jan 16
79

May

46

12%

8%

27

28

12%
*35%
1774

2

170% May 14

700

19%

900

471/4

100

21%

24%

24%

2,500

*45 Vb

Vb

28

127b

12%

40

*36

8

8

187b

56%

19 Tb

*46'/a

24%

24%

46

27

56%

19 Va

4774
47

*45'A

297b

29

127b
40

47

300

29'%

12%
*36

12

%

60,900
1,300

40

77b

77b

18%

1774

18%

18

1874.

32,100

2,900
10,000

77b

77b

*11 Vb

11 Vb

11

11TV4

11

11

11

11

107%

11

19%

20%

19 Vb

20%

19%

20

197 s

197b

19%

1974

7Vb

7 Vb

7 Tb

77 b

7Vb

7 Tb

7%

7 Tb

71/4

7Vb

5,600

2,500

34 Vb

33 Vb

33%

337b

33%

33%

34

87%

88%

87

877b

86 Va

87%

8574

837b

8574

867 b

26,000

29 Vb

29%

90

28%

29%

99

29 Tb

37,100

Preferred $4.50 .series

No par

*101 %

102 Vb

101 Vo

101Tb

—No par

lOlVa
87%

220

Preferred $3.70 series

Preferred $3.50 series

No par

Preferred

No par

common

«

Union

Oil

series

$4

California. ———————25

of

Union Pacific RR Co common—
.■

4%

non-cum

10

*83

78%
*92

47%
297b

*101%
*83

86
78 Vb

78%
*92

94

48%
30 Vb

467b

29%

29%

29%

101

102

*84

87

78%

*78%

79%

94

*92

477b
30

10

8%

87b

8%

87b

31%

317 b

31 Va

317 b

20%

j

287b

86

102 Va

No par

preferred—

Car Co

*85

78%

94

*92

457b

46%

45%

33%

100%

87%

*85

78%

*78

94

*92

46%

80

7,700

~40

94

461%

297b

297b

29 Vb

87b

87b
3174

874

87b

87b

31

31Vo

31%

307b

297b

34

29 Tb

467b
297b
87b
31

12,900
20,000

6,800

2,800

20

20 Vb

1974

20 Vb

20

20

20

207b

3,000

—10

x25 Vb

25%

25 Vb

2574

24

247b

24 Vb

24%

247b

United Aircraft Corp common—--5

60%

62 Vb

607b

61 %

6074

627b

60 %

61

61

24%
6174

15,100

135

*122

99

United

4%

4%

Air

5

-

Lines, Inc

convertible1 preferred
(ser of 1956) Conv pfd

145

98 Tb

98

140

99

*125

140

99%

*99

100%

900

22 Vb

21%

22

21V*

217b

21

217b

21

30%

307b

297b

30'b

30 Vb

30 Va

307b

21%
307b

11,600

31 Vb

*98%

100 Va

*98%

100'/a

*98 Va

100'/a

*98%

100 Va

$4.50 preferred——l
Board & Carton

98

No par

*98 Vb

100%

*24%

25 Vb

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

GOO

50'%

50%

50 V4

50%

50

507b

4974

4974

51

51

3,700

5

*36 7b

37 va

3674

36'%

367b

36%

36%

367b

367b

(Del)

(Del)—

—

United

Gas

United

Gas

United

*367b

77/a

8

257b

257b
13 Vb

*2574
137b

26

13'A
47'A

4774

47 Va

77b

8

257b
137b
477b

8

500

18,500
1,000

13%
4774

5,100
11,600
38.100

30%

307b

30%

30%

307b

307b

3074

317b

31Tb

317b

40%

40%

407b

40%

40%

40%

40%

407b

40%

407b

11%

117b

11%

11%

11%

117b

11%

11%

11 Vb

11%

2,»o0

~.2

7%

8'b

8 Tb

8 Vb

87b

8%

8'/a

87b

90,000

13%

10,000

1Tb

7,000

1

13%

13%

8

13%

137b

13%

137b

137 b

9

13%

13%

1 Vb

1 Vb

1Tb

1V4

1%

41%

41%

4174

41 Va

417b

25

*36 Vb

37

36 Vb

36%

*36'A

Chemical Corp com—1

37%

39%

37

377%

367b

37'%

36%

377b

37

»A

38%

14,600

82

82

X82

82%

*82

83 Va

82%

84

83 Va

83 Va

580

287b

29

29

29 Tb

preferred

4%%

preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities—
1
U S Freight Co———No par
U S Gypsum Co common
.
4
7<£
pieferred
.100
—

*36%

37

Va

17b
-

1 Vb

41%

1

lVb
41 Vb

common—

41 Vb

2,100

25

Mines Co (The)—1

United Shoe Mach
Borax &

*2374

10

Greenfield Corp
Industrial Corp

U S

8,200

Corp—*10

Co

United-Carr Fastener

6%

98

—No par

United

Co

99%

9,300

135

30%

of

United Fruit

*122

21%

Corp..

Biscuit

Carbon

*120

125

100
—1

Artists

United

United

100

20

America—No par

United

Merch & Mfrs Inc_.

39% Jun

65% Jan

8

177b

247b

47

50

33 Tb

Park City

29

4

8 Vb

187b

25

40

56%

19%
477b

*4774

6%

United

33% Apr

5

12%
*35%

*56

56%
19%

600

1

Corp

United

76% July 11
89% Dec 31

34% July 18

12%

197b

33%

No par
—10

Paper

Corp-

United

37 % Mar 18

69% Dec

18 Va

26%

27

40

56 Tb

VB

No par
—5

L

Corp—

May 15
137b Apr 24

3

16

8

1

9

34% Jan

22

12 Vb

247b
*46

197b

12

50

Corp.
10
Improvement Co—13 Va

1% Mar 13

22




1

(The)

17

43% Mar 28

20% Oct

footnote

Co——

26%

197b
*47

47 Va

2

25% Oct

Por

56 Vb

19 Vb
50

48

2

51% Apr
147
Aug

8

56 VB

56 Vb
19

4774

Apr 28
40% May 16

Jan

16,800

48

3

Mar 27

33%

47 %

Jan

80

6,300

33Vb

No par

Jan

Dec

12 Tb

77b

107/a Jan

Vt

117b

2574
13 Vb

33

9

12%
33%

8

2

2

12

327b

Tb

13%

2

13

23,100

25

26

34% Jan

l7/a Jan

22%

25

13 Vb

27% Jan

39% Sep

39%

22

257b

7'%
2574

38% May 8
38% Feb 19

15% Jan

3874

22

257b

8

17

23

3874

217b

13%

23

31

38%

22%
25

33%
56 Vb

*35%

Union Bag-Camp

387b

25
12 Tb

20th Century Fox E*hn
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__NO par
5% conv prior preferred———50

Corp

387 b
22

33

*47

700

227b

127b

50

8,200

5,300

387b

3374

33%.

35%

25%

12 Vb

22%

26

25% Dec

30

3874
*25

357/8

5,780
24,700

77 b

33% Oct

1* Dec

5074

13 Vb

48% Apr 24

10% Dec

50

*25%

2

30% Dec

50

1

347/8 Jan

2

49%

8

9

5% Jan

50%

Engineering & Foundry—„5

47% Jan

Jan "II

507 b

Electric Coal Cos—;—

33% Dec 30

~6%

51Tb

Corp

14% Jan

Oct 23

51%

United

26% May

2

Feb

51 Vb

United

2

11% Jan

15

14

51V4

United

22% Jan

11% May 16

137%

7

11
11

5

18'%

14 Vb

30

8% Mar 13

Jan

167/8 Jan

35%
.

18'%

137b

33 Vb

common——1

Union Twist Drill CO

23

18% Oct

18%

Vb

46 Vb

Union Tank

48

18%

14

12%

common—.—1

Co

317/s May 12

20% Dec

x35%

187b

24%

10

27

37%

46%

29

9

10

9,300
12,300

18%

24%

Apr 24

25

100

13,700

21%

14

50

Uftion Carbide

48% May
30% May

200

23'%

1874

12%

(conv)

2374
35%

14 Vb

5

pfd series of 1957

Union Elec Co

Apr

Jan

40% Jan

.

Electric

Corp

91

1874

39

—.1

21

14

26

50

Preferred series A

Udylite

*89

36 Va

22%

$2,70 preferred-

8

94

87

4474

90 Va

14 Vb

38%

Inc

*

89% Feb

15

Airlines

Truax-Traer Coal Co

Mar 24

64 % Jun

441/4

44%
*88

36%
18%

25%

Trl-Continental Corp common-

6

16

4474

18%

22 Ve

96% Jan

23

15

15%
45%

137b

2
-

,

30

21

1,400

15

*15

89 Va

-No par

Corp_.

Ex-distribution

98

Oct

77

Transamerica

Tr&nsue & Williams Steel

,.35% May

Apr

15%

37

2

81

9,760

10'%
40

36%

17

84

691/4

1074
46

.1

24

30% Mar 25

102% Feb

66%

10%

45%

207b

Coach

107b

10,800

45 Va

24

83% Apr

5

4374
"88

10%

67%

507b

1074
*

237b

27 Va Jan

3

*15'

65 Vb

11

45%
'1

2374
36%

Underwood

81% Feb

67'

11

'45%
V *\

24

Union Asbestos & Rubber Co

73% Jan

11,700
1,300
28,700

23%

7

2

17

291/4

23%

Oil

89

17

28Vb

107 b

23%

2

21

44Vb

167b
28 Vb

25

;

May

24

43%
*88

167b
27%

65 Tb

11 Vb

46

15%

10%

507b

21

Twin

Jan

44 Vb

*15

6,800

1074
17 Vb

20%

TXL

7

15%

10%
107

28 Vb

10%

2074

8% May
Jan

43%

100

2

Dec

.

common—5

—

common

2

22

*15

101%
>102

5074

21%

7

4

£Ll5

107 b
106

50%

17

28

11 Vb

*102

5074

50 Tb

17

28%

5

97b
107

27%

507b

50c

97b

'

Oil

conv

4674

3,400

17,200
4,000

100

5 % Jan

24

101

46V4

67b
14

18%

2074

5%

Tb

34

89

8

79% Jan

6

6
14

36 Vb

;

12% Jan

40

7% Nov

67b
14

x26%
19 Vb

66 Vb

Tung-Sol

3,200

46 Vb

*45%

World

24

5

Co

26

82

24% NOV 22

*23 7b

1

100% Jan

14

24

6%
13%

10

8% Apr 11
37% July 22
124% July 10
29% Mar 19

22

23%

6Va
14 Vb

21%

4

32% Jan

18

22

Feb

2

10

26 % Oct

24

6%
13%

No par

Trans

7,600

6 Tb

89

<•'

12,200

13%

21 Vb

7
27

14

10% Jan

18

6

Jan

30% Jan

24

16

Jan

17

5% Dec

3

47% May 15
26% Mar 25

_

12% Nov 14

12% Dec

,

337b

67 b

—10

25% Apr 25
>

2

2% Oct

33%

>

No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—-1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane Co (The)—
,
2

40% Apr -25

21
2

19

9

137b

.

$1.20 preferred—i
Timken Roller Bearing

21

10 % Jan

27

34

6%

common^

preferred

380

2,400

34

33 Va
No par

preferred-

Co

34%
23

33%

13 Vb

Oil

common

conv

1525

34
*22

34%

$2.50 convertible preferred—^--50

4%

->■1474 Apr 18
*-.53% May. 7

27 % Jan

9% Dec

1490

34 Vb
23

33%

25

$2.40 oonv preference

Tidewater

37% May 14
Jan 30

2

Mar 20

13%

4

32% Dec

1510

No par

&

Thompson Products inc

May 7
23% Feb
4
25% Apr 18

34% July 16

:

*22

0%

Thompson (J R)_

89

20% Jan

48% Jun

337b

Vb

2.50

Producing Co

Inc

Thermoid

28

15% Apr 23
5574 Jan
9

14

Oct

1500

34
23

11,100

13 74

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common

6
7

Jan

21

26

1530

33%
*22

8

1,400

_1

Texas Utilities

May
14% Jan 28

50

2

'19% Nov 21

Dec~30

900

4,100

77 b

85%
7%

*34 V*

86 Tb

:

Texas &

Textron

17% Feb 11

71

u

30

12

347b

34%

85 Vb

Sub share ctfs ex-distribution

28

30% May

„

2

21

42% May 27
26
Feb 27

15% Dec

Tb

*34 Vb

■

30

247b

86 Va

Tehnessee Gas Transmission Co

51% May 6
13 V4 Feb 11

25

53

12

24%

Pacific Land Trust—

Aug

Nov

27,700

247b

34%»

_9

8

Aug

Aug
6
19% Dec 30

4,600

24%

247b

—1

10% May

21

28

85%
63%

24%

84

1

2

62

Oct

62%

247b

34%

-No par

-

6% Jan

26

46

*83 Vb

63 Va

25

Pacific

28

2

Vb
Vb

63 Tb

247b
24%

24%

^.lOc

Texas

11

10% Jan

85

Va

62 Vb

25

Co

8

21

27

10 Vb

85 Va

24%

25

u

7

10

*83%

6

12.50

G

% May

548,500

6 Tb

457b

20 Vb

y

21% Jan

6

5Vb
45%

36% May

7B

8,400
3,900

5%

2

37

100

24

45%

25

49

18

,,

437b

23%

24

17 Vb

43

427b

4V«

24% Feb

15% Oct

Dec

17 Vb

20%

26% Jan

17% Jan
10

74

45 Va

31% Jun 19
40% Jun
4

47% Jan
42" b Oct

*167b

1

Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc

160

9
14

17Vb

5,700
2,300

1

8% Mar 15

1

22

Oct

12

;•

Texas

15% Feb
26

4,500

12%

(James)

Gulf

Dec

2

617b

*12 Vb

,1

Co

35% Jan

127b

16Vt

70%

x357b\

Corp
Tennessee Corp___l

12

1274

100

800

12%

Aircraft

54% Feb

127b

4,300
14,200

38

TelAutograph: Corp
Temco

12%

96

36%

Symington Wayne Corp

- 7
May - 2
14% May 14

53'A
49'A

*12 Vb

ii.......

Mining

Dec

7b

487b
*9474

_1

Paper Co_
—5
Sweets Co of America (The>__4.16%
Swift & Co—_.
...26
Sylvania .Elec Prod Inc com
7.50

24%-Apr 28
4

,

52

49

1674

■ti-M

18 % Feb

5274
96

72

71.

6174

*41

52%
48 "a

*9474

Vb

/::

Corp

preferred

127b

16 Va

Sutherland

$4

13

67

Superior Oil of California

7

%

12%

5

Sunshine Biscuits Inc

31

9% May

537/8 ! 54 Vb

50 Vb

*94

1

preferred series A
2nd pfd series of '55

Sunshine

2

Jan

\

54%

497 b

7
10
100

Co

Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co

■>' May 5
35% Apr 17
37% Feb;, 4

2

72

54 Vs.

38,700

3

Tool—5

Mach

Sun Oil Co

23

2

1,100

37,800

437b

1

$4.50 series A preferred

.

,1680
35% Jan 28
'

3 Tb
497b

a.

Cofp—

Chemical

Sun

3

43 Vb

No par

'

Jan

3

29% Jan

27

86% May 12
9% Jan 24

3

19% Jan

Jan

3

487b

s

Studebaker-Packe.rd Corp
Sundstrand

3

43'A

.-No par
^__10

& Co Inc

Broadcasting

Sunbeam

3

^^.,5

25% May/ 1
25% Apr 23
347/b Apr ,25

1

*'

Mar 20

:

3 Vb

49'A

u

83% Apr 30 /
69 '!'■ Jan;; 2

30% Mar 19

27% Jan 29
42% Jan 10

26% Nov 13
29% Dec

.

18

15% Aug
8
2,000
July 15
43% Jun 17

'2

Jan

59
Apr 24*.
2
20% Jan
22% Jan 10

24% Apr

29

G% Dec

3

Jun

29% May 16
11

30

20% July 26
28% Oct 22

Storer

*3

3,700

427b

Mfg Co.:

Stone & Webster

Apr 25

11%

•"

27

'

6% May 14
46% Mar 24
22

(J P)

43,700

•

4874

—

247/a\Miiyv; 5

'-*?

2

39% Feb

y

Stevens

8%

8%

497b

•/Stewart-Warner Corgut
I Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference

29

2

Dec

Feb

9

3

,

9

1.210

<

8Va

8%

43 Vb

10

/ Sterling Drug Inc

22 % Apr

2

Jan

18 % May 15
19% May 21

42% Oct

20

'

8%

42%

com

Stanley Warner Corp

40% Apr 25

160

8 Vb

8%

•

48%

__

Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co_;
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc:

'

17% Jan

preferred series A

Packaging Corp
V Convertible preferred,

11

14

19

*"12% Feb

15

15

16% Dec

84 7/s

507b

common

.

51>A

84%

437b

Jersey—

;

2

50%

85

43

Ohio

3

50%

85

49 Vb

of

May 16

„

68% Jan

50%

84%

507b

Standard Oil

California

Standard Ry Equip

51%

84%

44 Vb

New

24

50 Va

85

7%

3

Shares

51%

'•'84

50 Tb

of

,

77/a

the Week

Friday
May 16

May 15

43%

of Indiana

Oil

Standard

74

-

7

7%

51%

Sales fftr

Thursday

25

Oil

374%

84%

PRICES

May 14

6.25

of

Standard

1

SALE

Wednesday

May 13

52%

84 V4

3

Standard Oil

4

18

Apr 23

x52%

u

—

-Standard

"

25% Feb

distribution

6

13% Jan

'

2

85% May 21

Ex

5

45% Feb

No par

com
.

14'/8 Feb
,.

Ihc

HIGH

Tuesday

May 13

preferred
No par
Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co—

94% May

!•

Jan

Monday
Par

$3.50

44% May 12
55% May . 1
50% May 9

,

LOW AND

STOCK

Standard

5

507/o May

25

35% Dec
47% Nov

Standard Brands

6

2
8% May 14

2

YORK

EXCHANGE

40% Jan

3% May 22

12

NEW

Highest

37

.

41

Va

♦36 %

29

29 V4

29

29 Tb

29

29%

23 Vb

23%

237b

2374

23

23

23%

2274

74%

76%

73Tb

74 Va

74

74%

7274

74

7374

170 Va

*170%

172

*170%

*166

168

.

169

170

170 Vb

*23

41Tb
37

23

747b
171 Va

3,200
10

5,900
1,900

14,600
30

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

28

.

.

19#J 1958

Monday,

.

(2244)

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since

Year 1957

1734 Jan
Jan

7

36

23
Nov
8

45

37

Aug

23

1736 Dec

39

12

Jun

23

4
4

66

69

Oct

21

87

Mar

79

Dec

12

94

Aug 26

4936 Jan

30
Jun 25

303s Dec
135

Jan

24

1734 Feb

12

2236 July 15

25

Dec

30

44

Dec

30

6436 Jan 11
6136 Jan 24

17

155 34 Jan

25

14734 Apr

1

2536 Dec

12

1934 Jan

Jan

22

3536 Jan

Mar

1
36 Oct 22

36

534 Oct 29
68
Dec 31

8

87

5
Jan
8
Jan 21

536 Dec 23

10

Apr

12% Dec 20
436 Jan
2

19

Jun 28

31

Aug

9

536 Feb

6836 Jan
534 Jan

17

13 V2 May

634 May 15
Jan 21

<75

Nov

0

79

21

Oct

21

41

Jun 21

303a Oct 22

36

Apr

21

155

135

Jun

Jan

10

1536 Feb

6234 May
9
15636 Jan 28

22

20

136% Jun

5236 Jan 24

436 Jan

51% Jan

12% Jan

23
28
5% Apr 16
7736 Jan 24
734 Jan

1536 Jan

Jan

25

Feb

4

7

183a May. 12

24

3936 May 5
May 16
2236 Mar 6
71
Feb 24

73

Jun

12

58% May 14

22

1

2934 Apr

10

24 ?6 Jan

19

5036 Jan

3

27 36 Jan

1836 Jan

9

53a Jan

24

33 36 Jan

16

43%

3,100

28

28

28

28

*836

9
2334

233 a

23%

23

9

*8%

6,900

23',6

23

2334

2336

2336

7634

76

77

7634

7734

7634

7634

7534

763*

850

2836

2836

2834

28 34

283a

2734

2836

2836

28%

14,200

2734
*76

78

*76

77

*7536

77

95

*90

95

*90

95

77

*90

*90

3136

3236

3136

25%

25 %

2534

31%
14336

1443-6

33

33

33 34

3234

33%

5034

5034

50

5034

-6134

6136

5936

6136

1523a

152T4

2,500

3236

32%

32%

4,200

5936

15234

25%

50

6134
153

15234

6134k

6036

61 34

1,400.

5034

4934

50%

3,000

21,300

23

2334

23

2336

2336

23?6

2334

2436

2436

25

3734

3734

38

38

38

38

38

38

3834

38%

11%

*11

1134

11

11

*1034

*11

-v

534

8136

734

7%

21

21?6

2034

20?6

3834'

3736

38

38

38

373#

151

153

♦151

"-734

734

1436
536

13%

73-6
13%

;

5%

536

500

1,100

2,300

75

76

2036

20%

3,300

38

3734

37%

1,000

154

153

153

151

240

2034

76

20%

*3736

153

*151 >

151

i-

*19

1936

1836

•

1

>75

76

•75

*75

76

8136

5%

76

2134

81%

536

22

*75

900

8136

*1336

15

534

5 34

534

536

100

5%

*736

736

*14

14

14

14

14

x534

736

330

a

534

80

8136

*80

113

5%

*534

536

536

5%
8136

*80

734

*7

*11

1136

534

534

8136
*

99,900

153'4

153

153

15236

154

990

25%

32%

50%

61%

-'•

33%

50

-

29,800

3234
14434-

144

26

26

26

25?6

2536

95

3236

3236

14436

144

145

144

144

14336

3234

3136

32

77

*75

95

*75

*90

Universal Pictures Co Inc com
434% preferred —
Utah Power & Light Co—
12.80

28?6 Feb

2

*4234

7536

100
1
100

preferred

4334

25,306

9%

9

*836

"

9

934

2836

28

2836

*8%

936

23

noncumulative

8%

154

65? a Nov 22

OcJ

10

8636 Mar 12

30% Jun

1834 Dec 31

Jan

7

1
3234 Feb 14
142
Jan
3

3

22

9

*836

33

*4234

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934

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934

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No par
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
7%

934

936

9%

33

*31

33

"31

Co common

U 3 Tobacco

25% Mar 17
3834 May 16

May

1£

1

3534 May

74 36 Jan

2

19

May 14

26

13
1
2
3
2
28
8
2
16
6

7336 Jan

48% Dec

154

14
2136 Jan
2
25 34 Jan
2
4634 Jan
3
Apr

140

6
4
Jan 22
Mar

92

3536 Feb

7

3136 Apr

4

156

8034 Mar 14

773a Jan 17
82
Jan
3

4

8

14
30% Jan 24
77 34 May

Jan

2636 Mar

13

3036 Jun

(J
19

233b May

1834 Jan

Dec

-2438 Nov

Jan

Feb

9

-

12

3034 May

836 Apr

27 74 Jan
68

2
4

03

4736 Feb

Jan

23% Jan

3736 Jan 24
9
Oct 30

22% Dec 23
8

834 Jan

1734 Apr 22

36 Dec

Jan

25

Shares

May 16

1036

10%
*3136

33

the Woefc

Friday

Thursday
May 15

1036

1034

Sales for

PRICES

May 14

1036

1034

1036

1034

common—8236c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common
1
436% preferred series A
50
XJ S Lines Co common
1
436%
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U S Playing Card Co
10
U 3 Plywood Corp common
1
334% preferred series A
100
334% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
U S Shoe Corp
1
U 3 Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7%
preferred
—50
U 3 Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred 100

SALE

HIGH

Wednesday

Tuesday
May 18

May 12

Par

EXCHANGE
U S Hoffman Mach

15
33
Apr 25
10% Jan 16
1034 ADr

636 Jan

7

5% Oct 22
Dec 31

24
8

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Jan. 1
Highest

Monday

STOCK

NEW YORK

AND

LOW

STOCKS

Previous

Range for

110

.

5,200

20%

19

1934

1936

*1936

1934

19%

*58%

59

59

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780

27%

28

28

28 %

5,600

5834

59

5834

5936

5836

59

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28%

28

28%

27?6

2834

29%

3034

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2936

2934

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25—Dec

18

Sep
5
May 7
1436 July 16

1336 Jan
2136 Jan

26

31

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12% Dec
21

20

Dec

7

8?6 Nov

Dec

40

Oct

23

47

124

Oct

25

124

123

Aug

23
22

124

2334 Oct
Oct

30

84

71

2134 Oct

*'

28

11

V

7736 Feb

25%

1136,

1.1'%

6134

~

61%

1136-

2534

2534

11%

6236

25%

1,300
3,700

62

2,500

*12034

1636

1636

88

88

29 3 4

3036-

6134

:

*12034

Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par

;

*12034

*12036

2

19

Mar 13

2

99

Mar 21

8

Virginia- Elec & Pwr Co com

10634 Jan

6

112

85

83

May 28
July 24
24 36 Dec 19
10 «/e Oct 29

98

Mar

1

91

9
Apr
Feb 25

82

93

Mar 13

92

Jan

$5

29

Apr

preferred

23
8
9936 Apr

$4.04 preferred

May 13

$4.12 preferred

89

Apr

95

22

Virginia Ry

3734 July 11

243a Apr

1234 May 24

11

2

1234 Mar

20?6 Aug 12
2134 Aug 12

934 Jan

2

1436 Mar 31

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1436 Jan

20

1634 Mar 31

5%

Jan

3

83

534%

Jan

94

13

6%

4

24

Apr

Co common

preferredMaterials

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634%

29

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—

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17

28 34 Jan

7

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preferred
—

85

28? 6

85

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1136

13

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82

82

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93

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100
100
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6%

3136 May 14

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Jan

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74

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163%

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100
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5
2 ,\V 3ijr,fi&iar 12
3 36 % preferred
—100
85
-May 8/
3

Mar 27

11
3

736
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13

12

736

1634

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90

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:

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111

14

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„_5
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20

1034 Dec

preierred——

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—636
—2.50

7
6

79

•

Feb

734
1634

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*12036.

9734 Jun 21
78?a Jun

Van Raalte

5

May

conv

Vicks Shreve & Pacific Rjr com—100

2334 Jan

,

6

8.
22
May 22

2536 Jan

$2.28

5%

124 '/ Apr

30

64

Oct 25
Oet 21
' Mar

Feb

1236 May

Apr

9

3336 July 10

1234 Dec 31
76 36 Dec

8% Jan

—l.

America

Vanadium Corp of
Van Norman

10
1834 Jan 14

29

4% Dec

30

30

30

w
72% Feb 24

61

12% Oct 22

14

Aug

0

May 14
3334 Jan
2
12% Jan
8

273a Dec 31

31

Aug

8

27% Jan

60
32

Dec

Jan

77

Oct 22

24

5634 May 15

30

80

Oct

28

8

Oct

22

1636 Jan

2

3

_22
30

1634 Dec

30

28% Jan

4236 Feb

12

30

22
22

36 34 Jan

30

2236 Oct
42

16% Feb

6

14

Jan

Apr

8

16?6 Jan

30

Jan

13

3436 Jan

2

56

17

2

30

19% Mar

2% Jan 22

3

Jan

10

28

4434 Jan

15

48% Mar 27

23

48

23

36 Jan

16

134 Jan

29

9

May

*34?a

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2.50

29%

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1

13 Va
*9136

934

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Mar

65

8
13

19% Feb

4

5

1536 Jan
2534 Jan

2

31% May

5

Mar 20

9736 Jan

2

104% May

5

Jan

3

3934 Jan

23% Oct 21

28 34 Jun

90

4

105

20

95

7

93

Nov

81 ?4 Sep

7934 Nov
32

Oct

Jan

4

87

28

Mar

Feb

18

87

47% Jan

11

11

3134 Feb

4

3734 Jan
103

4

9

6

May

2336 Feb 17

14% Jun 24

25% July 31
16% July 30

88

98

Feb

4

4836 Jan

13

62

Jan

3

7434 May

7

42% Jan

2

5034 Feb

4

Jan

2

18% May

5

1736 Jan

2

22% Jan 16

Aug 12
4836 Dec 23

19 %

14 % Jan

96

2

Apr

Dec

31

8736 July 11
88% July 11

41% Dec

11

67% Sep

19

14% Oct

22

20% Jan

4

5236 Feb

68% July

12

79% Aug 19
128
t_

•'

69 34 Jan

82 34 Nov

6

6536 Feb

33% Apr

7

8336 Jan

6

7

Jan

3936 Jan

2

16

Mar 13

92

2134 Feb

16% Feb 21

2636 Mar 22

4

Feb

61

21

4
3

56

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25

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26

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7

46% May

3434 Oct

21

53% May 24

40% Jan

2

4636 May 12

90

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8

24 Va Oct

10

97% May 12

5

10036 Jan

7

91% Jan

2

434 Dec 23
2034 Oct 22

13% Jan

10

4% Jan

2

29 36 Jan

14

23% Mar

3

25

Jan

31

26

47

Feb

18

3334 May 6
30
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37

Feb

13

Dec

Oct

24

27

Nov

13

May 17

68

Sep

12

11

13% Nov 21
4

Nov

12

62 34 Jun

13

16% July
Jan

8
31

19% Jan

9

75

5% Jan

8

28% Oct

17

34

131

4

Mar 19

18% Nov 14

22% Feb

20

35

Dec

30

July

35% Dec 26

45% Jan

45% Nov 20

Jat

31

2

Jan

Feb

13

3636 May

1

36% May 16

31% Jan

135

Jan

Mar 25

20% Jan

2436 May 14

8

21 % Jan

16

36% Jan

26% Jan 16
44% May 16

6

4534 Feb 27

78% Dec

10

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9234 Mar 15

55 % May 12

80 34 Jan

2

90 34 Apr

75

22

8834 Jan

78% Jan

2

8434

Oct

4% Dec 27

2336 Nov
2536 Oct

66% Dec

6

22
19

1636 Dec 31

8% Apr

3

3436 July

2

123% Jan
30

8 36 May 16

2334 Apr 16
25% Feb 25

9

35% Jan

27% Feb 13

2

68% Jan

May 27

16

•Bid

and

Ex-dividend

asked
y

prices;

Ex-rights,




no
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sales

29% Mar 17

2

8636 Mar 11

9

Apr

67% Feb

*

14

May 14

2

434 Jan

11

1934 Jan

16

77% Apr 28

28

on

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this

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day

tin

b Name

4,908

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1336

9334

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934

934

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2,200

1834

3,508

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18%

18%

183 a

18%

6736

683a

6534

6734

6534

67

66%

67%

9,708

42%

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41%

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4136

42 34

42 %

42%

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36

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40?6

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4,300
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2936

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30

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21

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21

21

2

2

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2

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6136

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4
5

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30

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400

2%

236

1,900

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27%

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30

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100
100
5
100
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2936

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30

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96

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3636

6,308

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3634

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20

103

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1936

1934

1934

1934

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19%

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98

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7434

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48 3 a

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2,200

18

1836

18

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18

2136

2134

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21%

1836

21,400

2136

5734

213a

18%

21%

5736

9,109
29.800

1834

2134

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92

119

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91

91

1834

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60

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91

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2,200

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132

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1,100

9,100

53

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89

89

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20,200

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76

7636

receivership or petition has been filed for
changed from American Gas & Electric Co.

9,900

4436

84

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8,300

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54%

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-

4434

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/

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132

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11,808

44%

55%

28%

1,800

4%

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44

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35

44

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28%
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10
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170

4,500

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,

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45%

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5,200

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5836

10,700

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7434

21%
59

98

60 ?6

59

18

5834

3,100

*7234

6134

2136

.

5%

Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__ 10
Woodward Iron Co—
10
Woolworth (P W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 436% series__100
Wrigley (Wmi Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
—5

98

2.908
•

49%

61%
49 %

34%

Zenith Radio Corp

96%

*9134

19%

24%

Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door

9134

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10136

5%

Windsor Industries Inc

320

104

96

*10134

36%

808
12,900

9134

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103

,

102 34

*23%

Co

93

3534

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500

500

17

3036

104

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$3

Wilson-Jones

17

29%

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35%

6134

17%

30

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93

47

6134"

61%

600
=

46%

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46

2734

30 3-j

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104

103%
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,

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50
5

Prior

1,300

1834

Machine common—1

Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred

436 May 16

1434

13%

42%

5%

preference
convertible preferred
Wilcox Oil Co

15

2634 Jan
124

White

13%

13%

36

69

40

2.50
10
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
434% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5 34% preferred
100

?

2,900

1836

Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake

2136 Apr 24
84% Apr 25

13% May

May 13

9

Aug

2934 Dec

71

4

1,300

3034

J3

936

934

936

35%

42%

100
Maryland Ry corn—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR
No par

38% Jan 30

3536 Jan 30

2i

18% Feb
116

636 Feb

>

934

9%

93

*9136

35 3 a

*2936

.

13%

1336

1334

1336
93

600

13%

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14

13%

14

13%
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900

1,400

1334

6834

Western

92% Apr 21
125

2

9

-

10

21

'

11

May

9

Feb

6436 Apr

100

8834 Feb 21
119

4

6836 Jan

1736 May

2

57 J/4 Apr

8

9834 Jan

13

15% Dec 30
Dec

15

Mar 25

92

129% Feb

July 22

3336 Dec 24

55

63

33 % May 14

17% Dec 30

May 13

13% '
93

1

West Penn Power 436% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
Western Air Lines IncWestern Auto Supply Co com
4.80% preferred.

May

14

1436

I3?a

v

62%
38%

*6034

Sugar Corp—

West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co

6
9234 Apr 25

28

9634 Mar

104% Mar 20

92% Nov 11
17% Oct 22

96

Indies

Stamped

4

52% Apr
23

1534 Dec

*1334

2934

No par
No par
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Welbilt Corp
—1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
2.50
4.80% preferred
—
50

May 15

22% Jan

7

1334

3536

2934

Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co

4134 Apr 21

2

3 4 36 Jan

14

6

4234 May 16

Jan

25

3834

1334

x35 3a

preferred
100
Industries Corp
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1

19% Mar 31
6y% May

6234

3834

1336

6%

1034 Jan 23

•

62%

38%

1336

No par
—10

Ward Baking Co common

25

Apr

63

38%

*62

100
15

Ward

4

Mar 21

95

13

8

;

6

May 14

5

84

26% May 3
3% May 15

Aug 14

15

11% Jan

3434 May 24

134 Nov 21

14

3434 Jan

Oct

2434 Dec

1936 Dec 30

30

13 % May

68% July 16
3834 Mar 28

3034 Oct

13% Feb

35% May

2

2534 Jan
1834 May*29
16 36 July 12
95 36 Jan 24

13 36 Oct
11% Dec

Mar 11

41

Wabash RR 4%% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp—
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Walworth Co

x24%

8436

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7%

7

;

150

7

7%

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25

2534

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2834

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28%

2836

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2834

1,200

83

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81%

83

81%

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9,900

16%

1634

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2,400

74%

76

7434

76

74%

7534

9,800

7

the company's reorganization,

a

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delivery.

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Number 5743

Volume 187

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

...

(±245)

Bond

Record

New York Stock

««
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters

in

the

WEEKLY

-

column headed "Interest Period"

Figures

after

decimal

point

represent

one

or

the month

case

32nds

more

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a

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„

EXCHANGE

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Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3%s

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—

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12

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98

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1

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1945—Jan-July
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D
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1957_April-Oct
1957_April-Ocf
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Feb-Aug

1969

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—

due

.

1980

4s

-

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3% s series No.

3
4

3%s series No.
3%s series No.

footnotes

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1962

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1960

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39

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1951

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4%s debt adjustment 1970

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—

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bonds

1953

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1972

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103

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40

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37

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1957

1957,

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1961
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1993

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—

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93

90

3

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90

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.

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funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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3%a series No.
3%& series No.

9734

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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
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1
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1978

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97

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1972—

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1962

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Foreign Government

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Brazil

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,

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2s

redemption

New York City

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—

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1958-1963

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.

24

103.8

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109.18

15

4%s

—

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♦109.10

108.30
105.6

Feb 15 1998

—

York

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*104.30

Dec 15

4>4s

_

103.8

New

*109.14 109.22

108.20

1!3%S.;.*——
105.16 Feb

Bonds(9)

104.30

4',ks

„

96.18 Apr 25
104.24 Feb
4

the Week

Low

*108.12

4>2s_—

5
—

Apr -25

109.16

Sales for

May 16
High

High

*104.22

Sept 15 1961
June

2%s
2% s

__

96.16

*109.8

Friday

May 15
Low

1974

Aug 15, I960

2%s
23/4s

__

25

109.0

Thursday

High

Reconstruction & Development

4

90.30 Mar

i-

14

90

82.16 Sep

PRICES

May 14

Low

Higli

*108.30

'

.

1990

Feb

International Bank

83.16 Nop; 29,

109

'»

-

-

-

15

Treasury 2y2s
Dec 15 1967-1972
tTreasury 23as
Mar 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2%s
June 15 195«
tTreasury 2Vis——Sept 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2%«
June 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2% s
Dec 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2Vas
Nov 15 1960

—

Mar 28

*108.24

Low

HIGH SALE

Wednesday

May 13

15

June 15

Treasury 2y2s

oo

Jan

—

97-8

High

mature.

Feb

2y2s
2y2s
Treasury 2%s

__

Tuesday
.

.

Jonds

Nov

Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s

—

87.16 July

Oct 1 1969

.

Treasury 3V4a

__

91.20 Mar 20

Low

„
__

91.20 liar 28 '

Monday
May 12

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

the

LOW AND

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Jan. 1

Lowest

when

point.

Bange for Previous
Lowest

Exchange

YEARLY

-

indicate in each

98

96

96

AStamped assented (interest reduced
6%) extended to 1960

to

April-Oct
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962 —April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of)—
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
Denmark

3s extl

s

f dollar bonds Jan

AEstonia

1

1976

(Republic of) 7s 1967—
gAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
4%s

sinking

fund

1973

*36

100%

37

39 %

100 % 100 %

4

99%

40

103

76%

76%

76%

*15%

—

*87%

92%

l

—

79%

73

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15%

*7gi>!,

Jan-July

;—Jan-July
Map-Nov
Map-Nov

15%

84

90

29

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

(2246)

BOND RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR

RANGE

ENDED

16

MAY

Week's Range

Friday
Week's Range

rlday
Interest

BONDS

i

York Stock Exchange

New

ast

or

Low

10-year bonds of

3s dollar

*87

_Jwwe-Dec

5% 8 loan 1930 due
Greek Government—

7944

June-Dec

140

—

Italian

April-Oct

funding 47ks 1966

April-Oct
Jan-July

external 67ks 1930—
ext s f 3s 1977

(City)

(Republic)

141

21%
*1807a
*100

&

180

104

■

•

A6'/as

extl

due

6%s

A5%s

677k

644k

28

59

644k

674k

extl

of '30

loan

IA Jugoslavia
AMedellin

68

19

617k

68

"l

1277k
201

106

—

—

(State Mtge Bank)

1968

*17!)

—

*1014k

.'f

—

1074

1074

101%

9844

12

10 y4

3

47%

47%

44%

48 %

1968—Jan-July

*13%

147-k

13"%

13%

1963-Jan-July

*18%

—

(Republic of)—

A5s

assented

new

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of

due

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§A4s

!

-

to

_

of

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1945

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assented to 1922 agree¬
Jan-July

assented

ment)

_i—_

*19%

1963_Jan-JuZz/

(City of) 6%s 1952
Minas Geraes (State) —
extl

(Kingdom of)—

Norway

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sinking fund old 4(48 1965
f extl loan new 1965—-.—

4'/is 8

—AprZZ-Oct

*l

—

sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
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4'/2S debt adj
1972—
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Oriental Development Co Ltd—

(30-yr)' 1953

§ AGs extl loan
A5%s

5%s

extl

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1963——.

loan

(30-year)
1958 extended to

due

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1958

'

/

loan

extl

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extls

lAPoland

f

s

f

assented

1959

series

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99%

99%

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100% 100%

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100%

79
*79

35

96%
176

—

97

101%
177

'91

1

97%

44

44
74

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79

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81

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22

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16

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18

12

147

16

14 7

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to

do

2%)

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1

2012

(State

loan

of

reduced to 2.5%)
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*108

1926

reduced to 2.25%)
1967

stamped

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reduced

(City of)

Paulo

110

1117k

112

88

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57%

547a

577k

*65%

—

66

66%

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38%
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June-Dec

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1966

39%

62

69

78

78%

55

50

52

*80

June-Dec

59

59

52

60

53

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53

2004—.

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A

June-Dec

—April-Oct

(City)

8s 1952
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reduced to 2.375%
2001

123%

123%

Map-Nov
(interest

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*54

A6V2S extl secured sinking fund 1957
Map-Nov
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reduced to 2%) 2012_

60%

54

56

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8s

Paulo

external

reduced to

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55

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92

98

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to

external

A

1999

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A

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2.25%)

dollar

1956

2004

loan

95

95

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Jan-July

1963

*89

93%

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series

B

secured

1962
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1962

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92

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mtge

1952

s

f

1952

extended

For footnotes

see

to

page

1
1962

33.




June-Dec

92

ser

32

109121%

55

105

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.—

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133 7'a
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767k
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98

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56

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98

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11

3

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967k
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88

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14

837k
874k 87%

— .

102%

90

89

10044

47

1017k 1027k

__

94

90

11

947a 947k
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90
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—_Feb-Aug
'__Mar-Sepf
—April-Oct
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Jan-July

A

1970

B 1980

mtge
mtge

s

f 4s

73%
7574
—

6e 1955
IA67ks s f debentures 1951—:
A67ks s f debentures 1959
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—

102 7k
98

98 7k

103%

83 '/a

85%

87

917a

93

97%

3

95%

99%

193

1067k

109%

%

-

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80

847k

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707k

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96

7274

76%

33

32

.70

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102% 1037k

—

;

■

89

90%
4

92

102%

103%

10(5

110

13

108% 1097k
9744 97%
*158
*143
*145

-—

70%

887k

—

108%

75

637k

36

*88 7k

—

-April-Oct
.June-Dec
Feb-Aug

City Electric

83%
74%
76
73%
70%

—

Beneficial. Finance 5s debs 1977-—.
__May-iVou
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2Iks debs 1961 May-Nov
§ A Berlin

83
737^
75
71%
69

—

/June-Dec
—Mar-Sept

f 374s 1990——k—
1993_/_—

s

ref

'

5

9474

937a

148
—

165

176

176

—

—

-r

- •

adjustment—

Jan-July
Jan-July

4%s deb series A 1978

l"

47ks deb series B 1978

Bethlehem

mortgage

RR.—
First mortgage 5s series AC 19671
.Mar-Sept
First mortgage 44ks series JJ 1961
.April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR I960..
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4;7ks series A July 1970_Ma5r-Nou

Boston

debentures 1968_^
April-Oct
mtge 2%s l976_Jan-July
;
Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co—
'
44ks conv subord debs 1973
1
ApriZ-Oct
Buffalo Niagara Elec. first mtge 244s 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 47ks conv 1981
June-Dec
Brooklyn Union Gas gen
1st mortgage 3s 1980

5s gtd. 1960
*
income 1982
first 3s 1976
California Oregon Power 37ks 1974
Cahada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Terminal Buildings

general

Power

Capital Airlines Inc 474s conv 1976
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
Case
(J I) 37kS debs 1978

10

107k

4

9

12%

10

4

8%

12

*189

*10114 103

Pacific

consol

Celanese

100%

11

MOO £

—
—

1207k
—

—

547k
—

3Tks

947k 947k
*88
917k
927k 927k
119
1237k
*907k 99

Corp

3s

58
58
*62% 75
54
557k
34 74 3 6 7k
*9244 9444
88
887k

—

110%
—

112

April-Oct

1007k

Jan-July

—

June-Dec

—

May-ZVon

—

ApriZ-Oct

997k

97%
6774

110
*89
11144
1007k
*95
887k
*91
9974

(perpetual)—

Jan-July
MarrSept

1981

debentures
19.76

1965

:

June-Dec
Feb-Aug
May-Noo
April-OcZ
April-Ocf

1017k
—

—
—

937k

974k
65
1017k
*50 7k
*79
*10644

1

112

112%

102

96

887k

100

9874
68

10144

*79% 847k

807a

91

95

4

89%
112%

—

854k

67%

226

89%

88%
94

1237k
91

58%

5

55
63

65

70

49

57%

18

317k

41%

92

95

~3

233

85 %

89

85 7k

85%

95

98

110

8744

115%
90

78

108%

115%

16

100

102

867k

_5

88%
89

117

9974

54

92 %

118

56%

15

99%
52 %

5244

1077k
92% 93 7k

67

87

'

—

*93

Ry—

debentures

debentures

—

Jan-July

mtge

Electric

98

10

—

Bristol-Myers Co 3s

A5s

3

85
85%
*807k

Maine

&

88

10%

—
—

Steel Corp—

2%s series I 1970
Jan-July
Consol mortgage 244s series J 1976—
May-iVou
Consol mortgage 3s series. K 1979—
Jan-July
374s conv. debentures 1980
:
—May-Nov
Borden (The) .Co 2%s debs 1981_
IMaivSept
Consol

3

10

•

63

61

;

Caterpillar Tractor 47ks debs 1977
June-Dec

103'/a

—

1987——Feb-Aup

96

Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%8 due

ref

1st

4%

2%)

984a

96

110% 113
107% 109%

86%
89%
82%

474s ser C 1995%
income Fell 1. 2010
47'as conv debs series A 2010—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 3s series Z 1989———_—Jan-July

Canadian

Plan A (interest
2012
_April-Ocf
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
to

95

95

44

110%
107%

—

88

Stamped pursuant to
reduced

95

74%

__

__

4 Iks convertible

California

Mar-Sept
(interest

A

mtge 3Tks

cons

Bush

(interest

2.5%) 1999
water loan

pursuant

reduced

Plan

1950

Stamped pursuant to
IA 7s external

A6s

60 To

Jan-July

stamped pursuant to
(interest reduced to 2.5%)

5A8s

*55

(State of)—

1936

94%

86
94

83

89
89
*9g
100% 100%
83
83%
74
75

—...Jan-July

Ohio RR—

1st cons mtge 4s ser

Debt
70

May-Noy
(interest

pursuant
to Plan
to 2.25%) 2004

__

—

*69

June-Dec

due

&

1st
88

__

(interest

Stamped pursuant to Plan A

(interest

*80%

(interest
April-Oct

1999

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012—-

7s

110

—

*108

April-Oct

1946

sinking fund gold 1968

A7s external loan of

53%

of)—

1921

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
A6s

50

484k

53%

*93%

101%

debentures 1966—Jaw-July

2%s

Refining

debentures
1979
4'/as conv subord debs

86
93 7k

101

—

374s

98 y2

9544

9874

—

Atlantic

__
„

987k

1980_U———Mar-Sept

ser A

100

59

nitge 47ks ser C 1972J—___——Jan-July
General mtge 3%s series D 1980
_Mar-Sept

4s

98'/a

—

107

100%
83

—-April-Oct
1995—1—May-Nov

mortgage

13

987s 99%
100
1007s
92
927k
104% 105%
100% 100%
101% 101%
106% 106%

99%
100%
927k
104%
100%
101%

——Fett-Aug
*7 ; 4

Santa Fe—

15

97k

14

•

16

49%

—

101

1995—————

4s

137k

11%
__

*97% 100
100
101
*63
64 '

-

1962_Apn'Z-Oct
April-Oct
_Fe5-Aug

1st cons mtge

*48%

Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946——April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
April-Oct
§AExternal secured 6%s 1953
—Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest

13%

*93
*97%

%

Gen

1st

*49%

(Free State) 6%S ('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sept
f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952—
April-Oct

94

86

—

Stamped 4s July 1
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963—May-Nov
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
June-Dec

16%
lot;

—

1977—__1„

debentures

5'/is

75 74

82

—

1977

debentures

Baltimore

IARio de

Rio

1969—

■

to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001-1.—Jan-July
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006——Ja?i-July

857k

£4

■"182

—

Anglo-Lautaro Nityate Corp 4s I960-—^^__June-Dec
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
__April-Oet
Ann Arbqr first gold 4s July 1995——Quar-Jan
A P W Products Co 5s 1966—:
-April-Oct
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984 _——May-iVow
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962—.—Mar-Sept
4%s debentures
1976—————Feb-Aug
5%s subord debs 1977—
——June-Dec

74

Porto Alegre (City of)—
8s 1961 stamped pursuant

lAPrussia

debentures 3s

Co

Tobacco

Atchison Topeka &

—

*14

Jan-July

——

102
85

85

—

*79 7a

jAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
1963

95

96

INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES

_Feb-Aug

1971

debentures

debentures

100%

*12

assented

89

95

*99%

4 5s debentures 1983——.May-ZVoy
4 %s conv debs 1973—
Mar-Sep

98%

5 A Stabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
A4'/2S assented 1968
April-Oct
A47ks

78

867a

9%

9%

1973————————June-Dec

debentures

General

—

1017k

89

*10 " '

—

debentures 1984——
.—Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1990—
—;——Jan-July
4%s debentures 19h5
—
April-Oct

U

April-Oct

1958—

196

91%

92

3%s

100%

April-Oct
April-Oct

1961

gold 6s 1940

/

*80

Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oct
Aldens loc 4%s conv subord debs 1970
Mar-Sept
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nov
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
AprzZ-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979
June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
37/os s f debentures 1983—
Apr-Oct
Aluminum Co pf Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
;
April-Oct
Americal Airlines 3s
debentures 1966—June-Dec
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1964— Mav-Nov
American Can Co 3%s debs 1988—
Apn'Z-Oct
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987 ;
-Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
4%s subord conv debs 1981
Jan-July
5s conv subord debs 1977—
Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures 1980——
-Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1975———
April-Oct
2%s debentures 1986
———
-Jan-July
2%s debentures 1982
April-Oct
27ks debentures 1987—.
June-Dec

99%

*67

Mar-Sept

22

85%

84

-

977k

89

&

Albany

3

97

I960—June-Dec

2nd series

6s

(Republic of)

A4%s

1st

6s

45

1984

mortgage 3%s

1st

100

100

*172

May-Nov

193
47

100% 101

84%

May-Now
Jan-July
Mar-Sept

Great Southern 3%s 1967-.
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972

3s

100% 101

1968

external 7s

(Republic of)

ANat

48%

*175

100%

._May-lVop
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%)' 2003.i_,
Mar-Sept
APeru

43

45

*83

—

__

-188

100%

1007a

„

*85

u

readjustment

Alabama

99% 100

V •

4s

6s due 1953 extended to

42%

48

*42%

100

.

June-Dec
— Jime-Dec

1847k

98 7k

*99% 101
*90

%%
'

1847a

__

__

95

88

95

95

1952 coupon on

.

External

98%

-174

1979
Ma?/-Nov
1979——.——May-Nov
3%s-4%s-4iiis external conversion 1978_June-Dec
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustment 1978-Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
-Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
JAWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
—Feb-Aug
§A4%s assepted 1958—————.
Feb-Aug
AYokohama (City of)
6s of '26 1961
—June-Dec
6s due 1961 extended to 1971
Juuc-Dec

American

'

'/

External conversion

2%s

1959—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008—
—Mar-Sept

95%

977k

s166

Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)—

3%s

*42%

Mar-Sept

2008
fund 6%s

sipk

20%

(interest

2.125%)

extl

19%

Mar-Sept

1958

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97%

1982..Mor-Sept

4%s

54

93%

Mar-Sept
May-Nou

1995
&

mortgage

18

•

'

4s

Terminal

mortgage

105% 106%

1977

2%s

series

3%s

51

6

*87

—

June-Dec

gold 4s

mortgage

89%

A

3%s

M

first lien

1st

Co—

mtge

ref M 3%s

gold

O

1st

97%

June-Dec

mtge

ref

39

106

122

series

1st

*65%
63

Mar-Sept.

and

&

Mack

Edison El 111

;___Mar-Sept
May-Nov

314s

mtge 3s

1st &

64T4

5

56

54

(conv from Oct. 1 1958) _Mar-Sepf
ser N 1984
Mar-Sept

3%s

104'/« 104%
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90%

"

—_April-Ocf

mtge 3s ser D

1st

2Tbs

100%

April-Ocf

.

and

M

ref

103%

—June-Dec

and refund

ref

100 %

Feb-Aug

.

and refund

&

1

40

92

155

96%

'

First

1st

98

89%

mtge 2%s ser B

3%s

67

'!

67

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92

—_Feb-Aug

100%

90'A

.

First

ref M

98%

54

54

April

1985_

J

debentures

45

104%

———Jan-July
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refund

94%

96

39

Jan-July

1976

38

ApriZ-Oct

—

1964

mtge

refund

•

:

91%
1

67

1982—May-Sept

debentures

ref

Firestone

1977

of New

refund

97

107%

*

series I

ser

99)4

17

Jan-July

1975—

series

Edison

97

95

97

Jan-July

;

1970

H

K

ser

convertible

4%s

88%

ft 100.%

98:<i

—

1st &

86

100

—April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
—„ApriZ-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001—
April-Oct
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate

First

1

86%

102% 102%

sinking fund debentures 1999

Consolidated

93%

Mar-Sepf

1987

Duquesne

June-Dec

-

1983

3s

3%s

&

3s

100

98%

Mar-Sept
gtd 414s 1961—April-Oct

debs

3s

105%

6

Dresser Industries Inc—

105

98

100/U

June-Dec

1981

Commonwealth Edison

A

1980

5s

mtge 2%s

ref

&

5s

91

104

;

102%

May-Nov

first

Ohio

*93

__

_May-Nov

Western RR—

series

3s

convertible

4s

100%

2

—

100

—iMar-Sepf

-

-

1979—.

J

ref

Second

'•

100

,-Jan-July

Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debs 1981
First

89

_June-Ocf

mortgage 3%s 1986
mtge 414s 1987

1st

97

June-Dec

1982

conv

South

&

1
■_<'

-

—

Jan-July

1982

1982

scries

89%
92

10

95%

—

Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
Apr-Oct

56

1981

debs series I

tr

coll

3%s debs 1971

~

99%

*90%

1980

5s

&

and refund 2%s

Detroit &

79%

514s debs series H

87%
88

?

-

1 2042

ser

2%s

& coll tr

Gen

96%

52%

G

5s

tr

Rio Grande

&

3%s

99%

94%

<

1

78%

series

series

3s

-

62

57

2

*

1

E

debs

Gen &

Detroit
2

1

3%s debentures series F
4%s

«

4-6s May

coll

Edison

Gen

102

57

20

61

53%

D

mtge

General

90

79%

series

3%s

mtge

Detroit

.

53%

B

95%

—

May

.

Denver & Salt Lake Income mortgage (3%
fixed 1% contingent interest) 1993

1

75%

79%

serie

1993

Division

114

95

Co—

(3% fixed
lYo
contingent interest)
1993
Income mortgage series A 4)4% 2018

65%

1991_Jan-July

1993

debentures

Western RR

__

49%

1990-May-Nou

Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975

3%s

Jan-July
1963—May-Nov

extended

&

100%

106%

92

107% 107%

95%

__

53%

4s

Line

107%

ApriZ-Oct

93
37

89%

*82

*88%

May-Nov

>

-A,.

101% 102

•r

June-Dec

Div

Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
4%s series A s f conv debs

3s

:

first coll trust 4s

3%s

mtge

4s

99
114

*88%

__

May-Nov

59%

45%

75%

Jan-July

1977—

First mortgage 3%s 1986
First mortgage 3s 1989

Cleveland

1965

98

113

—

—

April-Ocf

73%

65%

Mar-Sept

1993-—:——

2%s

mtge &

1st

81

43

65%

April-Oct

Illuminating 3s 1970

mortgage 3s

99

—April-Ocf

1985

51

51

r

274

April-Ocf

Mich

&

St Louis Division

Hudson

&

1st

48%

69

28

52 Tb

"51%

.,

48%

Refunding and impt 414s series E 1977—Jan-July

Cleveland Electric

1986-

1977

Lackawanna

Denver &

Chicago & St Louis Ry—

B

debs

debentures

Essex

1st

71

40%

*■

6

57

51%.

1969-—Feb-Aug
1974
Feb-Aug

1993...——

series

36%

mortgage due

Dow

!

f

s

36'A

1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973

82

,

66'A

47

42%

72%

I
Jan-July
—Jan-July

;

3s

37

—

Jan-July

1971

Co

34%

37

*•

103 %

72

1

>

50%

.42%

4

E

1970

debentures
Service

series

1960

debentures

4%s

3%s

Corp

36

*34%

Collateral trust

64%

2

Terminal—

mortgage
Financial

35%

June-Dec

First mortgage series A

1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982——Man-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 414s 1987
;
May-Nov

T

—June-Dec

1970.—

AIncome

87

60
07%" "67%

59

Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—

First

1970—.

B

Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—

mortgage

O I

A

New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First
and refund
M series C
1973—May-Nov

86

103 %

April

_

36%

29%

series

-

1999—April
Jan-July

:

34%

•

82
-

High

27%

35

Pennsylvania Division—

Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug

mortgage

Union

2%«

&

Low

28%

series

debentures

Delaware

Jan. 1

No.

4s

Gen

First

mortgage gtd

Co

&

'/as

Range Since

Sold

4s

ref

Publishing Co 6s

Delaware

j

87

—Jan-July

First

First

Deere
3

Chicago Union Station—

Cincinnati

112%

89

Bonda

*33%

June-Dec

—

'

20

,

,

97

95%
95 %

105%

1

&

Friday's

*27

Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
First mortgage
3'As 1982
-Feb-Aug
First mortgage
3s
1984
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987
^May-Nou
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
—June-Dec

*

1980

1994

91 %

■

lien & ref

1st lien

A Curtis

93

.4100

Mar-Sept

1995

2%s-4%s

A

101%

.

1st mtge 5%s ser C 1983—.
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s.-4%s
1994_Ja?t-July
Income

45%

"93%

Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st

69%

A 1st

40

81%

Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4%s Jan 1
First mortgage 3s series B 1989

1st

83

90'/a

—

__

or

Bid & Asked
Low
High

—Jan-July

90

90 %

102% 102%

2019—April

2055

A

Morris

<86

April2.;

—-Jan-July

A Jan

*86%.

45%

-—May-Nov'
Jan-July'

1994
ser

increased series

conv

A 5s

A

4%s inc

'

•"'!
21
21

-

1988

2038—,

Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
A 2nd
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First

497%
<97-:
>;*96<

59 %

May-Nov

May-Nov

1st gold 5s 1982—
Western 4s scries A

inc

April

1985—

B

2054_:

62

Week's Range

Last

Sale Price

60

43%

94,
' 94

94,
•

Period

38%

64

110

94 :

,

•

no

Jan-July

1997—

5s

conv

series

Jau

110

Interest

Stock Exchange

mortgage 4s June 30 1970
AImp & equip 4s 1970

93

*95%

„

Cuba RR—

76)4

90 %

-*95%
uq

•

York

New

*

90%

16
BONDS

High

73

*93

Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1970__Feb-Awp "«*'
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—
___Feb-Aug
*
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978
_—Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR*—
'
First

73%

4

Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969—
Jan-July
consolidated

Low

*92

Feb-A«g 1;Feb-Aug
Jan-July -

1974

1968—*

B

3%s debentures 1981
—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nou
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996—.Feb-Aug'

Second

42%

.»

.

Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3%s

No.

83

*63%

MAY

ENDED

Jan. 1

*83

May
Jan-July
April-Oct

WEEK

Range Since

Sold

High

73Tb

May

FOR

Friday
Bonds

Bid & Asked
Low

series

RANGE

Range

Friday's

or

Ry—-

4s

mortgage

Week's

Last
Sale Price

1978

Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
June-Deo
Jan-July
Jan-Joly

103% 104%

117

107% 107%

104%

5

91

100%

91

100% 100 352

85%
99%

7
16

100

*100

102% 103
*105

17

99

100

103%

105

107

110% 110%

93

100A

"3

'

107

108

110%

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

(2248)

EXCHANGE BOND RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
" V
RANGE
Interest

Last

Period

BONDS

Sale Price

York Stock Exehange

New

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

1957—Feb-Aug

llAHudson & Manhattan flrBt 5s A

3%s

Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs

3%s series J

mortgage

1981

1st mtge

4%s ser K 1987
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977

48%

933/4

86%

86%

85%

85%

90

90

79

80%

77

83

82

82

90%
9774

97

98

107

10974

474s

f debentures

s

Interstate

Power

Co

3%s

1978

:

1-T-E-Circuit Breaker 4%s oonv 1982

Clear

Franklin &

Jamestown

1st

1

98

"97

Mich

&

1st

4s

mtge

City Power & Light
1st
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1980

1990

2%s

York

93

June-Dec

107 ',4 108

107%
96%

106

93%

89

96

90%

95

90Va

88

90%

'JO''2

90%

30
9

June-Dec

June-Dec

N

Karstadt ; (Rudolph)

..

Plain

1061

4%s

Jan-July

...

Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kings County Elee Lt
Koppers Co 1st mtge
lAKreuger & Toll 5s

1983

3%s

& Power 6s 1997

3s 1964

certificates

1959

Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series A

4s fixed interest

Little

fixed

5s

2003

Miami

Lockheed
3.75s
4.50s

interest

general

debentures

Star

series

debs

A

debentures

Louisville

100

101

2%

95%

100%

46

1%

2%

•

64

61%

67

70%

73%

93

89

96

74

74

73

76

68%

70

61%

82

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65%

10

—

02

55

45%

51

51

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29%

66

30%

26

40

53

49%

'

April-Oct

55%

25%

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28

39

30

74%

82

10

102

1968

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591

85%

13

85%

92

93

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91

86

100

100

100

95%

78

97

77

72%

4

84

86%

78

72%

86%

15

11

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96%

76%

109%

1991

90

90

*90%

91

71%

83%

87%
78

75%

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83%

83%

75

107%

76

106% 107%

49
2

15

debentures

91

85

94

90%

103%
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f

s

inc

debs

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St

Puul

86 s
76'

■

40-year
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series

4s

hen

ACum

series

4%s

B

May
May

—June-Dec

Pacific

1962.

RR

D

5s

Jan-July
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.

1978

A

ser

20

92

92-%

106%

mtge 4%s series B Jan
mtge 4%s series C Jan

93

81%

146

90%

2

"90%

93

2005

——

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82%

89

'

»

90%

103 %
80

80

100

100%

15

94%
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97%

98

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104%
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104% 104%
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69

67

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69

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74%

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page

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97%

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96%

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106%

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ser

May-Nov

1986

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„

50%
—

—

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debs

1974—ApriZ-Oct

50%

50%

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5

93%

1982

conv.

*—

83%

9

June-Dec

June-Dec
June-Dec

100% 100 %

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'

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ref

1983

3%s

4%s

W

series

series CC

X

1985

AA

95%

90 y2

18

B8

92%

5

89%

82%

867a

7

85

87

8874

12

90%

9074

4

91%

&

1985

83%

91

91

88%

91

94%

97%

97

96
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1981

*78%

92

123

125%

78

109%

108% 109%

133

100

8

95%

82%

mortgage 3%s series F

1985——Jan-July

78%

114

125%
110

95

2

90

95

98

3

93%

98

97% 100

43

93

100

91

96

87

91

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94%
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100

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107

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99

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97%

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20

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101

99%

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89

8974

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6974

71

90

85%
66%

77%

69%

71

35

66

77%

917 4

577'2

1960—April-Oct
April

A

1960

1965-

1968

D

1981

1990

Pere

1984

Marquette Ry 3%s series D Iy80
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR CoGeneral gold 4%s

86%

4

*97%
s

Eastern first 4s external

49%

Philadelphia Electric
First & refunding
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First & refunding
First & refunding

87

88

1047» 105 7'2

69%

38%

-

II

Jan-July

4%s

General mortgage 4%s series E

94%

100%

84%

93

70

B

111

98%

_

89

5s series

108

2

8674

April

1

220

sS

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4s

107

8774

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B

97%

103%

85%

85%

98

4

110

*98

ApriZ-Oct

series

series

96

9934 11074

937a

10074

series

— —

88

1964—June-Dec

1975

96

*85

m—m

Feb-Aug

fund

56%

84%

...Feb-Aug

—

95

«

46

95

*92

94%

9674

_

110

110%
853A

June-Dec

Feb-Ang

Light 3s

50%

98

__

89%

9172

&

4%s

99%

93%

5

9574

April-Oct

Power

5s

77

123

88%

9074

May-No®
;

4%s

94%

6

92

90

110

April-Oct

93%

91

90

June-Dec

1978

debentures

90%

90

*88%

June-Dec

1989

85%

*88

June-Dec

1986

96 %

90%

87 Va

June-Dec

1984—,__June-Dec

97%'

39

917 a

June-Dec

U

ser

103

86%

8874

..June-Dec

1984

series

93

93%

— —

90 74

June-Dec

T 1976

General

80

"93

101

9374

;june-Dec

1982

Western Oil 3%s debentures

General

102%

92 74

92%

June-Dec

General

51

109

97%

10
.

mtge 5s ser BB

&

-105

>97%

'98

—

97 74

97

97

ref

A Income

'

553

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R

General

45%

——

502

•

93

97

h
—

101% 103

101% 102%

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90 V*

101

—

106% 106%

General

94

69
87

'

,

102%
102%
100%

63 Va

90%

10

91

82%

90

*104%

—

90%

83

1966—June-Dec

June-Dec

73%

87%

78

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94

June-Dec

Peoria

85

104V4

103

90

Q 1980

60 y2

40

107%

91

80

1

94
91%

*88

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-No®
Mar-Sept
April-Oct

;

65%

32%

1043A

10

—

mtge

Pennsylvania RR—
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35%

104

87%

87

87%

ref

60%

35%

87

101%

91

—

&

41%

86%

91%

65%

90%

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60

92

86%

1

85

June-Dec

60

*87%

1

■r;

107'A

1988

Pennsylvania

__

95

*103% 105

Z

Pacific

Feb-Aug
Apr

90 Va

39%

.

series

64%

1966

61

83%

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3%s

78%

B

57%

5

14

87

87

M

52

97%

66

I*...

ref

59

57%

95

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&

4

48

96 %

87

40

28

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62%

June-Dec

3

94

91%
60

96%
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90
*90

62%

1987

78%
64%

1

94

104%.

2

Feb-Aug

Mar-Sepf

1983

5

97%

91 y2

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5

April-Oct

75%

94

93%

105% 105 %

Y

82

66%

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106%

106% 106%

--

series

64%

261

1

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102

91%

1
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116%

94

10

93

93

94

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3%s

78

156

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92
94

48

June-Dec

1975

series

3%s

80%

74%

93

•

85

June-Dec

1988

71% 73

88%

>88%

67

114% 115

M

3%s

debentures

74%

85%

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ref

M

4%s

72%,

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&

Tel

96%
106%

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—:

r

107

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

54%




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refunding

&

-

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105

V

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65

1978.

43%

33.

85

*83

—

June-Dec

1974

refunding mtge 3%s

ref

7

30

fi

15

V

1

,

107

debentures

97

f

v

J

-

ApriZ-Oct

3s

2%s

1991

.

88

83%

3%s

54%

June-Dec

3%s

95%

&

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see

95

&

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.

92

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15

89%

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82

94'

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80

97

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82

68

89%

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67

84

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94

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55'

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&

10
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—

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86

95

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43

.

1%
57

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379

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86

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Pacific

69

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53

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95%

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55

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;June-Dec

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59

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50

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114

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76

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:

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42

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—

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48%

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,
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•

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90

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—

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98

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86

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100%

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86%

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96%

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93

35

106%

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1961

1974—:

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debentures

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106

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:

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94

%

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•

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.

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90

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WEEK ENDED MAY

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100

%

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YORK

New

York

Slock

Last

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Sale Price

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13

no

96

1

92

95

_

92%

92
94

94

92%

92%

94

*—

34

92%

95%

88
91

—

92%

99%

*101% 102

83

101

the

year's

45

Jan-July
1976-Jan-July

*—

sale

not

range,

n

included

in

the

—

97%

year's

Under-the-rule sale

not

33

92

—

Included In

the

year's

e

•

86

94%

~3

97%

64%
66

83

d Ex-Interest,

range,

56%
40

181

*

98

—

—

Odd-lot

range,

sale not
r Cash aals

y Ex-coupon.

§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported

87 At

90

In

58%

40
*83

58%

Jan-July

Public Service

delivery

58

May
Ju?ie-Dec

:

Included in the year's range,

103
the

as

being in bankruptcy,

receivership,

Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
A Bonds
selling flat.

91

86

95

4s series A 2004

Deferred

Included

107%

107
99 A

86%

May-Nov

a

96 A

100 A

mtge

3 As 1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s

68

94%

103

109% 110

1st

100%

95

or

reorganized under Section 77 01

during current week.

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 12 and ending Friday, May 16. 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
American Stock

Last

Exchange

Sale Price

Par

Aberdeen

Petroleum

Corp

class

Acme

Precision Products Inc

Acme

Wire

Co

For

Shoe

footnotes

see

page




16

'

Shares

High

Friday
STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

Last

American Stock Exchange

High

Jan

3% May

Air

6A

600

5%

Jan

7

Mar

Ajax

14%

Apr

21

Jan

Alabama

Great

Southern

Jan

Alabama

Power

4.20%

6%

7

6

16%

200

6%

1,400

Sale Price

Par

3 A

16

-

Sales

for Week

1.200

6%

Way Industries Inc—
Petroleums

Ltd—

6% May

8%

7%

25,600

4%

Jan

7% May

Alan

2%

400

1%

Jan

2%

Feb

9%

10 A

400

8%

Feb

10 A

May

5% cumulative preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc

Wood

Steel

3

Low

1%

1,000

2

15

Jan

High
2%

Jan

18

Apr

Jan
122

Apr
86% Jan

125

Jan

95

Feb

94

300

17

17%

300

16%

Apr

19%

76%

76%

150

7 5'4

Apr

77%

93

1?

100
1

1%

1,500

50

10

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

High

ItT

preferred—100

Co

for Week

Range
Low

2

Sales

Week's
of Prices

50c

2%
10 A

37,

MAY

6

1

Stores

ENDED

3%

16%

1

Manufacturing

Surpass

WEEK

3%

1

Corp

Supply

3%

—10

Consol Industries Inc
Aeronca Manufacturing
Aero

Range
Low

.—1

common

Adam

Agnew

A —1

Week's
of Prices

FOR

~4%

3

103%

78

—«

73V2

*85

93%

.

56%

97%

49%

Feb-Aug
JaiWuZy

97

99%

93

*93%

102 A 102%

102%

Jan-July
May-Wou

95%

53%

*80

guaranteed 2361—

mortgage 3As series
conv
debs 1975

66%

66%
66

*102

May-Now
Jew-July

-

62

1

66%

May-Nov

1974

^

66

Feb-Nov

guaranteed 1979

3 As

3As series

93

81%

April
April

1991

Whirlpool Corp 3 As s f debs 1980
Winston-Salem 8 B first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—

60

119

C

Income series A Jan

Penn

3%s

132%

55

ser

89 A

Jan-July

Southwestern

—•

85

101%

87 %

—

77%

April-Ocf

98

April-Oct

1961

Southern Ry first consol
gold 5s 1994
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996

53

—

140 A

97%

83

88

*93%

88

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nou

96A
*

May-Nov
A "15.June-Dec

1996

129

A

132

Mar-Sept

__

128

129
133

-

94%
98

*100% 100 A
'

Western Pacific RR Co 3 As ser A
1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3As series C 1970
Mar-Sept

87%

85

—

92%
95 %

-

83

89

-

93A

88

Jan-July
48
registered 2361
-Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 As series C 1979
April-Oct
5As debentures 1982
Jan-July

114

87%

9

92%

*98

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1983

West

111%

104

85%

97

*—

May-Nov
April-Oct

;

113%

92

*92%

1973

77%

106%

146

94

Feb-Aug

1976

87

82

.4

•'92 A

June-Dec

1966

76%
110%

77

*92 A

*.

ref mtge 3 As

West

93%

96

89

83 A

85

83

72

108%

*85 A

1970

mtge income 4 As series B Jan
mortgage 3 As series B 1971

General

96

*100%

-

2%s

2

109 A HI

RR first ref gtd gold 3 As 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1070
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3 As
1967—Jan-July

115

89

■>971H

111

Warren

108%

105%

236

110%

Jan -July

1973—June-Dec

197?

A

1981

San

A

92

First

conv

1969

4 As

mtge

87

A HO A
95
95 A

10

101

Wabash RR Co—

Co—

3'As convertible debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4As

4 As

Gen

89

109

93%

90
87 A

98%

5

83 A

May-Nov

1969

Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995

Co—

—

Gold -4As

&

First lien and

1$4

April-Ocf

—

debentures
1987
Southern California Edison

subord

conv

82

*106

Jan-July

2%s

Gold

103 %

110 A

93%

117

85

June-Dea

1967

of

77

104 A

May-Nov
June-Dec

South

Southern Pacific Co—
First 4 As (Oregon

104%

June-Dec

1976—

1971

1980

America

subord

87

11

95

88%

—

15

1st

April-Oct

•

2'/2s

Corp

89

—

104%

99%

84

—May-Nov

of

West

2 As

3%s

1972-

89

1;

104 A

1st

91

103

103%

150

106

82

'

96

97%

'

•

174

*80

Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund- 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3 As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July

97%

90

104

*—

April-Oct

Corp

Socony-Vacuum Oil

97%

85 A
94%

90"%

7

95

72

First and refund mtge 2%s ser E'
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser II 1980

100

97

97%

'90%

109

83 A

—Feb -Aug

1982

Virginia Electric

98

97%

81%

72

;April-Oct

2%s debentures

conv-

4As

April-Oct

1982

debentures 1971
4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2 As debentures 1965:
Smith-Corona 6s conv debs 1978
Sinclair

3%s

82

56%

19

90%

85

coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
2%s

tr

debentures

Vanadium

64%

56A

94%

88

109

109

3%s 1960- June-Dec
2As debs 1961
.Mar-Sept

Corp 2%s

Rubber

102%

%

97

99% 100%

.June-Dec

1982

sinking fund mtge ser C
§A3'/4s assented series C 1951

76'/a

47

May-Nov

1982

1974

1986

of Missouri

Co

debs

f

3

94

*69%

and impt

Participating ctfs

75

63%

Feb-Aug

s

S.

First

■

3%s

§A6As

76

jan-July

1977

Shamrock Oil & Gas
Corp—
5'As conv stibord debentures
Shell

71%

74

June-Dec

.

5s debentures 1982
Service Pipe Line 3.20s

91

63'A

June-Dec

1972

3As

§ A3 As assented

74 A

102 A

Biscuit

100%
74

§ A3 As

71%

,

65

'„

93%

99%

assented series A 1947
Jan-July
§A6As sinking fund mtge series A 195l_June-Dec

91
■

Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4As

Orleans

ref

3 As

103

*84
100 A

1970_. April-Oct

Steel Works Corp—
§A6As debs series A 1947

112

63%

97%

series B

sinking fund debentures
1st mtge & Coll tr 4 As 1977

107

16

Jan-July

1966

Co

Cent

mtge

U.

96%

51

110A

May-Nov
Mar-Sept

_

3 As

3%s
!

112'%'

93%

*52 A

May-ZVow

1977

Sons

&

.88

109%

104A 106

.

89%

106% 107%

104% 104%

April-Oct

United

~2

96A

1989_Jan-July

1980

New

mtge & coll

4%s

—

Co—

mtge 3s series B

Oil

Ohio

2%s

*91

Union

Seaboard

86

110

first cons gold 4s 1968_Jnne-Dec
Depot 3'/8s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st
gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill

''

576

104%

_Jan-July

mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975

90%

: .79%

—

111% 112 A

*

92

.

RR—

M

3%s debentures 1977

85%

96A

1

98'A
87%

Refunding mortgage 2 As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Artists Corp—

177

May
Mar-Sept

2022

bond

Paul

87

82%

■

—

—

*102 A

93

95

.May-Nov

.

Union

Mar-Nov

Jan

certificates 1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov

St Paul

70%
95'/a

80

--

1965-.

1st

*87 A
112 %

87%

*89

—Mar-Sept

Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific RR 2As debentures 1976

98

89

8

'92

Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First

92
67

Jan-July

A

ser

of

1st

*

April-Ocf

inc

Orleans

mortgage and
debentures 1968

3s

'156

Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July

5s

RR

United Gas

'87 A

18

St Louis—

First

97%

177

June-Dec

1996

debs

169

70

X92A

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997

ASecond

96%
94

Mar-Sept

Louis-San
1st

99%
107

94

—

of

Tri-Continental Corp

'156

ApriZ-Oct

1977

New

Union Electric Co

Corp—

Saguenay Power 3s series A
gold

-

92

*—.

n-July
—May-lVow

impt M 4s series C 2019
Impt 2 As series D 1985

6s conv subord debs

Jen-July
Jem-July

General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Aircraft 5 As conv debs 1977
Royal McBee 6 As conv debs 1977

Second

•

111%

*96 A
98 A

Ja

1983—

refund

United

Jan-July

-Rohr

Bt

'88

.

1978

4%s

95%
94

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

4'/2s series C 1978
Richfield Oil Corp—

Rochester Gas

97

104A

May-Nov

.

1953—

mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—_
4%s series B

—

'68A

Feb-Auff

§AConsol

5 As series A

94 A

May-Nov

1952:

6s

20

99'/a

92

23

96%

94%

101%

107 A 107 A

refund M 3%s

Tol &

88

95 A

99%

April-Oct

1950

&

Tidewater

96 A

88

1

Assn

and

1st

1995_May-Nov

Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—

1972—.

Thompson Products 4As debs

174

94 A

92

'96%

High

78%

39

93

...J an-July

series C 1990_. .April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—:
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985- -Jan
-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—

101

173'/«

—

96A

RR

deos

First and

Term

99 A

Jan. 1
Low

52

'

Products—

First and

101

95

106 % 106%

Jan-July

Corp of America 3%s conv
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series

96%

88

M'»r-Sept

Radio

110

—

Texas

104 %

'110 A

_Apr-Ocf

debentures

1982

1973

subord

Texas Corp 3s debentures

88 A
108%

102

11

92

4%s

,

106%

283

103%

*100

Range Sine#

No.

90%

93

debs

debentures

Electric

Refund and

96

'87

'

■

92%
94 %

'99

Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964

2%s

conv

Refund

96%

-Jane-Dec

1975

debentures

3%s

debentures

Terminal

103

'94

1983—April-Oct

refunding mortgage 3'As

Co

Sylvania

101%

'

101

94

'95A

debentures

fund

Chemical

&

4As

'93%

May-Noo

3%s

Swift

2As

96%

'175 A

debentures

and

,

sinking

•

7

2037__Jtt?ie-Dec

and

,

101A 101A

108%

93

>

Soli

'111 A

110

92

Jan-July

Bonis

High

90 A

__May -Nov

90%

refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 19"9_J7me-Dec

and

First

1967

conv

''

First and refunding
mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 8s
First

5s

1973—:— __Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp. 2As debentures I960Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
1971-.

84

Co—

1963—

Products

111

4'As

98

Mar-Sept

Range
Friday's

Bid & Asked

92

Stauffer

100

95

Jan-July

1981—

or

June-Dec

97

99
98

April-Oct

debs

Coil

debentures
1974
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) —

85

May-Nov

3%s

96%

—

*__

Sale Price

2%s

7

-Mar-Sept

1973

Gamble

76

85%

Feb-Aug
1970

94

85

101%

Last

Period

(Indiana) 3As conv I982_ __April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971.
May-Nov

April-Oct

1986

Power

92

Jr.—

'98

96%

Week's

Interest

t

■

997li

*96%
96 Tit

J

Exchange

Standard. Oil

June-Dec

1962

2%s

debentures

Potomac Electric
Procter

B

Line

Standard

112

76

*70

Stock

'Low

99 Vb

106'A

1

'99%

.

April-Ocf
1964—May-Now

1st

247

92

*96%

—

BONDS
York

High

96

2

'76

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
»April-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
Plantation

Low

Ry—

RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
intge 3'/2s

RECORD

16

New

Jan. I

No.

110A 112

1964_May-Nov

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis

BOND

MAY

ENDED

Range Sine*

Sold

99 A

92

guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Aag
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J

WEEK

Friday
Bonds

High

99

June-Dec

Erie 2%s 1996
&

or

Bid & Asked

991.;,

Consolidated
/

Range
Friday's

Low

'.Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964-1

FOR

Week's

Interest

Exchange

EXCHANGE

STOCK
RANGE

Friday

BONDS

38

4%

4

Tb

1,500

3% Mar

5

Jan
Feb

Apr

,,

#

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday

'■■J.'-.'

Ltd

STOCKS

Sale Prloe

AMTtow

Yts

chares-—~-jr

Allied Artists Pictures
5 y2

Control

American Beverage common

Laundry Machine-—--

Meter

2% Apr

12,700

2% Jan

2%

2%

400

,

~3% "4%

41,500

Jan

2

9%

1,000

41%

800

8

8%

8,400

2% Apr
7% Apr
34%

10

2,000

64

7%

l3/4

250

88%

87%
64

20

American

American

1%

1%

5%

5% Jan

9% Apr

Seal-Kap common—-—5% preferred
— ■

84% Jan
5% Apr
52

Jon

1,300

1

Jan

75

65

Jan

27%

28

1,400

21% Jan

28

May

32

Jan

"7

"7%

33%

34

11%

n%

40

36%

40%

14,800

6% Jan

900

27% Jan
31 %

8>/e

f

8%

8%

9,200
10,000
1,400

13%

14%

4,300

4%

16,400

%
12%

7% May
34

Apr

Jan

35

Apr

10% Jan

13

Jan

21

Jan

8

Jan

40% May
9% Feb

9,500

13%

jj

3%

--®

9%

~Z.40

5%

Angostura-Wupperman —————i
Appalachian Power Co \V%% Pfd—100

4%

Oil

Corp—

98%

38%

^

Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO-

32%

—o

Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred

500

10%

5%

1,100

5%

4%

13,200
800

4%

98

310

99

38%

Rubber class A_—

24,800

19%

8%

Jan

16

2%

Jan

ft Apr

11% Apr
8% Feb
Jan

B

4% Jan

95% Jan

13% Feb
12% Jan
7%

Jan

4% May
103

Jan

33% Feb

39% May

Jan

33

May

98

50

2,000

93% Jan
4% Feb

98

6

14%

15

2,800

13% Jan

15

3%

3%

4%

3%

5

1,700

3%

15%

15%

15%

1,100

Apr
4% Apr
13% Jan

2

1 It

2ft

250

9%

9

13,500
13,600

1% Apr
8% Jan

—4

Productions Inc

May

26

—2-uo
-400

preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
As&mera Oil Corp Ltd

Jan

4% May
% Feb

5%

1

Convertible

Jan

4

Jan

14%

—

Co

98

5,100

32%

37%
X32

3% Jan
18

5%

98

iuu

warrants

Aluminum

%
12

*

2,000

4

3

%

Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd——
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

Artiste

1% May

Apr

500

Assoc

Carnation

Jan

18%

Altex

May

15%

3%

Arnold

May

79

18%

Armstrong

10
64

300

9-i£

May
6% Mar

May

4% Feb
5% Feb
15% Jan
2A

Jan

10%

Apr

6ft

American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc

Associated

of America——-1

Class

A

2%

*—10

2

1,300

1%

—

1%
2%

3,800

5,700

2

2%

2%

600

Feb

618

Jan

2% Mar

1 % Feb

1% Jan

%

Apr

Jan

Jan

participating

Coast Line

100

97% Mar

600

101

101

—

Feb

Jan

1%

Jan

26% Jan

30%

Jan

1

10o

Co

101%

•

29%

29

—mm

(J W)

Carter

-

Co common

Products

Casco

Castle

common

Catalin

Corp
Instruments Corp

Cenco

preference $1.50 series

Charis

Corp

I

Oherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc_:
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Oil

Christiana

Chromalloy

Corp

;

«.

Manufacturing

Clarostat

Co

Claussner Hosiery

Co

Oil

Colon

Colonial Sand

Stone

&

I_

ext

Vtc

to

15,600

7% Jan

9% Mar

18,100
8,400

2%

3%

Consol

5%

10c

11'A

6%

5

4"% May
7% Mar

11%

12%

1

2%

2%

500

1
*

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3%

300

19

19%

1,500

16

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33

33%

500

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Feb

5,300

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6% Jan
12% May

Electric

Diesel

Inc

Apr
3% May

Class

Consolidated

Jan

Continental

Air

19% May
33% May

Continental

Aviation

Continental

Commercial
Industries

Corp
Inc

Materials

Corp—.

Baker

Securities

9ft

91&

24,700

7% Jan

12

12

12%

400

10%

-1

12%

11%

12%

700

11% May

lo

2%

2%

2%

4,400

Inc

1

Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin

Cooper-Jarrett
910

Corp

2%

Apr
Jan

10% May
14

Jan

ClasS

A

13%

Jan

Class

B

2%

Jan

Banco do los Andes—
American
Banff

Ltd..

Oil

Barcelona

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stock—

Biuumra

class B

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Inc

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common

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common

(S)

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5V2%
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class

A

Co

—

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—

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1,000

%

common

800

British

6

Apr

14

May

Power

5

Jan

Creole

Petroleum

Feb

Crown

Cent Petroleum

(Md)

2% May

3%

Jan

Crown

Cork Internat'l

"A'Vjpartic

5% Mar

13%

Jan

43

Feb

1,400

7%

Jan

10%

Apr

5%

14%

14%

1,500

15

550

4% May
13% Apr
8% Mar

~4% ~4%

6%
15

Jan

May

8%

Feb

4% May

Curtis

5%

Apr

Curtis Manufacturing Co class A

36 %

Apr

92

92

93

83

93

7%

70

Jan

4

Jan

1% Apr

2

Feb

Davidson Brothers Inc

6

7

Jan

Day

1%

300

6%

6%

14,200

6%

3,200

28%

50

Apr
5% Feb

6% Mar

39%

5,100

Jan

28% May

33%

38%

26%

Jan

42

34% Jan

Apr

40% May

Mines Inc

Dayton

Feb

tr
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200

6

Jan

518

Feb

6%

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£1

1

2,900

9% Jan

11% Mar

Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
Diners'

15%

11

10%

11%
16%

1,400

Feb

6

6%

1,200

5% Jan

7%

8%

1,100

6%

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6% May
8% Feb

2.50

50%

45%

50%

14,700

16% Mar

60% May

13%

—

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1

~9%

~9% ~9%

1,000

8%

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Buffalo-Eclipse Corp

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3%

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7

7

-9
10

10

8%

9%

300

7%

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Buckeye (The) Corp
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60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred

2

2

200

2

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300

1,200

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5%

8%

13

12%

13%

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11%

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9% Jan

10% May
4% May
7% May

10%

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9 % May

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11

Mines Ltd—

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%

ft

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%

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California

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50

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Canada

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see

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55

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17

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50

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57

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.

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100

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100

1

7

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17

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200

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States

18

19

11%

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7% Feb

Jan

May
16% Jan

13

19

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Duval Sulphur

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1V« Jan
22% May

18

100

18

Jan

11%

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Durham Hosiery class B common

$6 preferred
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%

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—

Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
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54

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55

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50

—

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19

10

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63,300

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32,800

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8

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7

22

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9,200

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5

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2

4%

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11%

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Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
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Dorr-Oliver Inc
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14

16

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to Det Gray Iron & Steel

11% Feb

14%

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6%
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Detroit Gray Iron Fdry Co.

102,500

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3

2,400

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29% May

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100

42% Mar

39%

14% Mar
18
.

3% Jan

6,700

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common

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34% May

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1
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Davenport

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900

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700

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7%
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4% Jan

200

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38%

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34%

Brown Rubber Co common

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7%

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104

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—

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Apr

79

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Jan

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25%

200

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31

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Apr

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22

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Natural Gas

"A"

Jan

27%

w
-55

—

American

Post

3%

13%

American

Anchor

Feb

23% May
4% May

79

American Maracaibo Co

Co Ltd

Canso

1

American Manufacturing Co com

American

1,200

3%

5% Apr

~8%

--r

Book Co—
Electronics Inc

American

Feb

4%

3

r",7—,

Investing cap stock__
Corp
—
°
Aluminum Co of America—
$3 75 cumulative preferred
—
,
Aluminum Industries
common—
_
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
15

American

Par

Canada Cement

4%

7%

1

Shares

of Prices
Low
High

Sale Price

Exchange

for Week

Range

L*»t

STOCKS

Monday, May 19, 1953

Sales

Week's

Friday

16

American Stock

High

Low

38

9Va

—

Paper

American

Range Since Jan.

15% Jan

"4 %

Corp.—-—-J

Inc—

Co

2%

J

Allied Internat'l

AlUed

Shares

«

preferred

% convertible

3Vo

--

Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alles & Fisher common-

%

4

100

Co

warrants

Corp

Alleghany

Allied

1.

High
20

dep rots Amer
American Engineering

Ajner

All

ef Price*

Kuustzljde N

Algemene

WEEK ENDED MAY

for Week

Bangs
Low

FOR

RANGE

Sales

Week's

,. .

30%

•

Jan

23% Mar

4%

Jan

35% Mar
May

13% Jan

19

Jan

155

Feb

Jan

150

Mar

142%
135

Volume. 187

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2251)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Uteriou

Week's

Last

stock

Par

Edo

Corporation class A

Elder Mines

&

Elcctrographic
Electronic

Corp

El-Tronies

Inc.—

of

Millwork Corp__

Corp

n%-:

6/0

1st

cum

—10

preferred

Manufacturing Co^_„

Esquire

Inc__

Eureka

Corporation

Eureka

Pipe

Feb

Industrial

>iV.

72,600

1/4

Jan

l

iV May

Industrial

31 Va

28,700

27'/4

Jan

31% May
13% Mar

Industrial

Jan

13 fa

Feb

International

7 fa

4,000

Jan

7%

Jan

International

2%

11,800

1%

Jan

3%

Feb

International Petroleum

11%

3,700

10%

Feb

13 ft

Jan

International

92

Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America—
Breweries

Cigar

Jan

101

Mar

International Resistance

65,100

81/4

Jan

14

May

Intex

3

54,700

2%

Jan

37%

1,200

33%

Jan

41% Mar

Iowa

6%

1.800

5%

Jan

9%

Jan

300

5%

Jan

7 ft May
lift May
6% May

Iron

500

Jan

14 ft Mar

37

6%

6%
10%

<

11

10%

6%

11'

12%

3.100

-id

32.400

%

-

9

7

&

30

Apr

9

%

Apr

Jan

2,200

12 Va Mar

2%

2%

2%

5,800

l3/4 Mar

2% May

l3/a

1%

1,100
2,900

1V» Jan

l3/4

90%

Jan

10 Va

Jan

5

101 % 105

10%

10%

10%

2,500

47%

45%

47 3/4

54,100

9%

1,400

4

2,100

*
8

9%

10c

Co

20

Apr
Apr

105

May

11% Mar

18 V*

——5

X3%

Feb

19%

Jan

32

Feb

49 Va

May

Apr

10% Jan

73/4
3 3/4

4%

Jan

33 Vic

"9%

9%

10%

2,000

7%

Jan

10%

Apr

1

Company

2%

2%

2%

1,800

2

Jan

I' 2%

Feb

Jan

78

Feb

13%

3,500

8%

Jan

15

Va Mar

3V4

1,000

2%

Apr

5,500
3,400

8

Jan

Royalty....

Public

103

1

Service

Co

3.90%

Fireman Manufacturing

pfd

100

vtc

*

Ironxite Inc.

!—

Irving Air

Chute
Israel-American Oil

1

15

Corp

74%

13%

13

1

^

3%
11%

11%

12

Jan

3%

Jan

12'/4 Apr

10c

Ih

Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc

Jan

12

Oil

Investors

3% Mar

High

18 %

capital stock.*

14

Low

16%

Machinery

•2%
36 fa

Range Since Jan. 1

High

16%

Inc

Products..

12%

Low

Shares

..50c
25c

Mfg Co

;

10

common——

20

Hardware

of Prices

1

Inc

:

!1

Ltd———$1 or 25c

98

'

6%

Enterprises

3

—l—_—1

Line

9

14

$2 convertible preferred
—*—1—1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
—1
L'ro

Jan

97

___ 1
—10c

:

.i'—.

common,

Par

6%

for Week

Range

Sale Price

High

800

Sales

Week's

Last

11% Feb

_i20c

Equity

Friday
Stock Exchange

10

pfd——100

Empire

16

American

6%
2%
11%

6% **'
21/a 1

-

5c

—

Empire District Electric 5Vc

MAY

29%

30 YB

j-~--l

;Emery Air Freight Corp_±—

ENDED

8'/a

——1

America

—

High

Low

Inc—i—1

Communications

Electronics

WEEK

Range Since Jan. 1

1.1

common..:——5

common-:

FOR

STOCKS

Shares

j7%

;—1

Snare

Corp

7%>;

____1

Limited—

Electric Bond

of Prices

Low

RANGE

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Cxctunt*

Sales

&

V'4

3

3

600

23/4

Apr

4

2/k

2&

2%

15,900

112

Feb

2& Mar

7,30Q
19,600

%

%

6,100

Jan

1

Apr

V4 May

iV Jan

Jan

I
Factor

(Max)
Co class A——i-—1
Faircnild. Camera & Instrument—i.—1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
$2

13 fa

14%
25%

8,000

14%

16%

14i%
27'

__———

iitj

.—I

6{;l '

6%

Financial

„10o

G% '

6%

73a

7%-:-7% "

General

Corp—

Fishman

(M

Co Inc__

H)

Flying Tiger Line
Ford

Motor

Class
Ford

Motor

Inc

Head

Jan

7

Apr
Jan

Kawneex"

9%

Jan

6%

6%

4,800

6f4

77%

79% r

"*

1,500

Apr

68

67

-

53Ya May
2

6f4

6 f4

6%

1,500

5%

Jan

17%

17%

100

15%

Jan

6,300

iu

Jan

5

-

35%

361/4

2%

2%

100

6 (a

6%

1,000

"2%

"31/4

73,600

600

28

105

Mar

43/a

—_'_1

May

16%

16%

19%

185,000

8%
4 ft

Apr

1,800

Jan
Jan

18 ft

Jan

19 ft May

Feb

38%
16 fa

300

General Plywood Corp common—_50c
^General Stores corporation
1

17%

17%
191,4
•"%■
%

60,600

11%

General

20%

_25c

——

—

Globe Union Co Inc
Globe

Wernicke

(Adolf)

19% May

*

15%

-

Jan

11%

11%

7 ft

6% Mar

Goldfield

Feb

Apr

9%

Goodman

Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common

Gorham

3,700

9%

Jan

100

xl4%

Feb

17 ft

19%

Jan

2 3/8

Great

Amer

Great

Atlantic &

Industries

Pacific

500

7%

5% Mar

Western

6%

Financial

Freehold

Inc

Guild
Gulf

States

Company
Land

Common

&

B

V-

.;

6

Jan

7%

Feb

5

Jan

7%

Jan

1%

2

1,400

315 ft 319

900

Hall Lamp

\

Co

Stores

Electric

Harvard

Investors

Hastings

__2

Mfg Co

1

Inc

1

Light—"
Inc.

25

Products Inc„

Hormel

5%

Hubbell

Hurd

&
&

100

Jan

9% May

18%

Feb

20 % May

2%

Apr

3% May

9

1- 0 0

2 V'4

4% Mar

13,600

18%

9%

12,300

17%

3,400

30

8%

8%

4

Jan

6

Jan

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

9% May
18 %

Feb

Feb

31 % Mar

Jan

8% Mar

Jan

60%

Apr

Apr

33%

Feb

1%

-

—

2% Mar

3% May

2%

Jan

4%

Apr

900

1 Va

Jan

l3/a

Feb

4%

23,500

2 Va

Jan

4 3/a

35%

1,700

30 %

Jan

37%

Jan

X734

800

8%

Jan

:

>.

253/b

25%

93%

50

-i_

.

21

20

4%

;

4%

7%

;
.

21%

•

2%

Apr

63/4

Feb

7%

Jan

Feb

2%

Jan

7 Va May
2
Jan

10 %

Jan

3,900
2,300

.

Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hydrometals Inc

Hygrade Food Products

,

Jan

3%
24

May

18,300

2%

100

% Mar

Feb
Feb

1%

Jan

3 3/a

Feb

2%

Apr
Jan

38% May

14%

Jan

20% May

19%

15,100

14%

Jan

19% May

23%

24%

1,300

19% Mar

Chemical

19

20%

;

600

American

Feb

17

32%

32%
100

Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4<&
For

footnotes

see

page




5%

X5%

4,900

113/8

113^

100

2%

1,500
600

2

6%

6%

63/4

5%

2

4%

5%

May
4% Jan
3/4 Jan

Jan

3

A Mar

11%

Feb

9%

16%

xi8

Jan

5% May

33/4 Jan

10%

Jan

12

Jan
May

3%

2%

Jan

Jan

2

8,700

Apr

17% May
Mar

12 V* Mar

300

~5%

7 %

May

19%

203/4
12

Jan

Feb

400

27

Jan

Feb

13%

Jan

10

5%

8,500

25c

2%

2%

2%

12%

12 Va

13%

3,500

43 %

43 V*

60

23/4

2%

700

1
1

~2%

10

5%

5%

5%

5

14%

15%

1%

1%
48%
26%
9 Va

8%

83/4

93/4

9%
%

9%

Feb

6

Jan

1,400

&

ian

May

3 Va

3,400

8%

13%
45 Va

5% Jan

100

8 3, a

Jan
Jan

2% Jan

14,300

26%

11%

4,500

45%

2V4 Jan
30

50

1

3,000

Land

50

13 Va

Jan

12

46%

15 Ml May

Jan

1

37%

1

Exploration— —30c

&

Apr
Apr
6V4 Jan
3% May

4V4 Jan

4,900

3

A

Inc

Jan

9

5%

Feb

7%
14 3/4

4% Apr
13%

5

5%

5V»

19% May

2,000

11 %

Jan

x9%

200

19%

173/4 Mar

Apr

3%

200

10

5% Apr

4% Jan
16 Ya

5%

Inc

G)

1%

Feb

Feb

14%

Jan

Jan

48 3/4 May

Lunkenheimer

(The)

—2.50

Co

2

Lynch Corp...

~9

25% Jan

73/4

33

Feb

xlOVi Feb

Apr

-

—1

Publications Inc

Truck

Mack

warrants

Inc

Public

Maine

Mangel

8%

1,300

9%

Jan

Manischewitz

(The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co—
Communication

Jan

Industries

Maule

Inc

Mead Johnson

1,400
100

15 3/4 Jan
13% Jan

193/4 May

14%

62

62

64%

430

30%

Jan

69% May

17%

17%

2,100

133/4 Jan

173/4 May

8%

3,100

*
3
1
5
*
1

:

Co commoxi

&

19%

14%

318

£1
—

Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
(A G)&

4,300

19

Co—

Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co

1

Merrill Island

8%

8

3/g

11*

1

Metal & Thermit Corp.

5
1
1

Michigan Chemical Corp

Oil Corp

Midwest

22j% Jan

28% Mar

1,550

33

40

52%

1,700

43 %

5%

13,500

17%

36%

35

36%

52
5 3/8

4%
9%

9%

3/4
33%

35 %

7,600

16%

16%

400

16%

18 Va

10,200

3%

3%

800

1%

1,500

4

Piping

%%

of

Corp

Minnesota

Mirro

1%
9%

9%

200

9%

10%

1,000

1

90,100

Mar

36 Vii May

Jan

100

7% Jan

22%

22

23

5%

5,300
106

333/8

33%

75

10%

*
100
10c

Company

200

11

20%

Jan

Jan

4% Mar
32

Jan

93/8 Jan

Apr

Apr

10% Mar

13% May
12
May
,

12% May
23

Feb

5% Apr
333/4 Mar
11% May

75

100 V4

Jan

104

21

21%

900

173/4

Jan

22

15%

163/a

2,100

12%

Jan

16% May
1V» Feb

104

104

Apr
May

1

Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America

16 Va

1
1

common

23 V*

22%

23%

19,800

16

Feb

243/a

Apr

10%

93/4

10%

2,600

6

Feb

11

Apr

90%

90%

20

87

Mar

92

Feb

973/4

97%

20

94% Feb

98%

Feb

89%

92

——

——.—

10

10% Feb

8%

Jan

1%

Jan
Mar

6,900

Feb

4 Va

IV4 Jan
8%
9

Feb

18 V4

May
3V4 Mar

113/a

Canada
Light 5c'o pfd

Service

19

15

11

50

Warrants

Jan

15%

12%

Pwr &

Public

18

11

preferred

Aluminum

Jan

8

24 V4 Jan

10%

Va

Feb

5% May
9% May

11

5

Apr

533/4 May

11%

50c

May,

Jan

11%

common—

convertible

Mining

1%

"9%

Mar

—■—5

Co

Co

400

14 Va

4% Jan

900

34%

preferred—*

Abrasive

Wohl

Miller

conv

3** Jan
8% May

100

14

26%

17%

Jan
Jan

6

50c

$1

Jan

8,400

14

27%

1,400

1

1
10

common

Corp

Middle States Petroleum common

Mid-West

153/4

13

10%

1

Corp Ltd-

Mining

Mesabi Iron Co

Midland

•

7% Jan
133/e Mar

10%

1

Menasco

Micromatic Hone

Jan

Marine
Ltd

Co

63/S

19%

5%

4%

10% May
% Jan
6% May

14 Va

>5

Ltd

Massey-Ferguson

•

A Apr

7

common.

Marconi International

63%

8V4 Feb
"

1
*

Co

Service

Stores

%

10c
50c

Sporting Goods——
Magna Oil Corporation—.
Mages

1

1

Jan

8,800

Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%

4.80%
4.50%

cumulative preferred
100
cum
preferred series B—100
preferred series C
—100

Mt

Clemens

6Ve
Mount

Mountain

States

Tel

&

100

*

Tel—

163 V4 May
43% Mar

Apr

33/4 Feb

—4
2.50
.100

Ian

Jan

2

1

Metal Products

cumulative preferred
Vernon MilLs Inc

157

Feb

37% Jan

163 V*

162

*

Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd

ll3/8

11

550

123 V* 124

124

1,120

11

Apr

1123/4 Jan

2%
3%

Jan

Feb

133% Feb
124 V4

Apr

3/4

Apr
Apr

Muntz TV Inc

1

n

%

¥4

2,200

%

Jan

Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—

1
5

25 %

25%

26%

1,800

20 %

Apr

27%

26%

26 Va

27 Va

800

21%

Jan

6%

5%

1,500

Jan

9.51.4

24%

6%
25%

27% May
7
Feb

18% Jan

25% May

3%

3%

3,100

14 Va

Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter

Company

common

2.50
—10
50c

32 %

50

Jan

56

Mar

1153%

jan

130

Apr

400

27

Jan

50

100

96

Jan

34%
102

Apr
May

x50%

Nachman

.10

Napco Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &

Jan

54 % Mar

41%

Feb

54%

700

4%

Jan

10%

1,000

8%

Jan

10% May

Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company..!

13 (a

5,600

7%

Jan

13 Va May

National

400

15 Va

Feb

19% Mar

National Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
Ltd

53a
9%

12

11%

17%

18%

6

6

Milling

Jan

National

May

Co

—

National

Bellas

Hess

Electric

Presto

common

Weld

6

6 Va

2,600

42%

41%

43 5

a

5,510

14%

14 V4

14%

300

89 fa

140

6% Apr

National

44 fa

May

National

Starch

13

Jan

14% May

National

Steel

ft

84%

Feb
Jan

6

89%

Apr
Apr

Transit

7V«

Inc

6%

5%

2%

Jan

3% Apr

Ltd

common

200

13% Apr
2% Apr

1,800

6Va Apr

900

14%
3 3/a

10

Feb
Feb

Jan

—3

5%

5%

2,500

5

Apr

7% Feb

—1

3%

3%

2,200

3

Jan

33/4 May

—1

13/4

13/4

10O

18%

18%

18%

16

15

16

2,500

_2

"2

—5

25c

—1

1

Jan

2

Jan

Jan

19 Va

Feb

11% Jan

16%

Feb

11V4 May

17

Jan

7,100

9%

100

13%

14%

1,200

15

15 Va

200

13

Apr

27

4

~2&

9%

27

100

263/4

1%

9

3%

"5%
3%

"9
3%

Jan

2%

Jan

Jan

11% Mar

127/s Apr

15% May
18 Va Jan

9

23,200

5%

Apr
Apr
Apr

200

3%

Apr

21%

*

TOc

1%

10%

150

—1

—2

.10
Machinery
Products common. __1

Car

National Telefilm Associates
National

3

6%

Machines— ...1

Industries

Rubber

Feb

5

88

Feb

5
39 %

23/4

—1

—

Inc.

14%

—1

Corp

Namm-Loeser's

2,900

53%

6

500

N

National Research Corp

pfd—100
37.

5 3/8

,_50c

43%
X50%

£1

reg

300

5

class

(R

19% May

50%

128 %

Industries—

dep rets ord

1,200

17%

14%

■

—

5

Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
.*'
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1

17%

17

Chain

Steel

National

Imperial

15%

17

Jan

243/8 May

19

128

_*

2.50

20%

25

31%

19

*

Jan

2%

U

-

37 %

%

24%

|_5

Jan

2%

18%

5

common

5%

2

200

18

17%

100

Inc

Jan
Mar

4%

1,600

14,600

37
20 Va

•

Refining

Apr

900
,

2%
22%

%

15

Manufacturing Co

Mar

'

19%

*

Feb

80
22 %

2,100

22 Va

V

96

Jan

1,500

8

2%

22%

Jan

Jan

16 Va

1,300

7%

2%

7 Va

~7%

28% Jan

86

900
>

23%

2 Va

10

Co

4%

Feb

May

67%

900

2%

7%

;'

24

—

21 Va

2

21%

6% Jan

800

93%

93%

*

common

16%

Jan

May

5,000
1,900

3%
2 Va

l3/8

•

Jan

Feb

2,500

%

5%

of N Y
cumulative preferred

Missouri

7%

*

3%

14%

Michigan Plating & Stamping Co

200

3%

3%

56

1,500
1,200

3%
-

7

600

3%

3

27%

1,100

60

3%

l3/4

5 % Mar

12 Va

500

8%

59 %

CO

1

Baking Co

(Harvey)
Oil

Lock

Jan

Jan

34%

*

&

8%

5%

7 fa

6

:

Hardart

Jan

Jan

5 fa

29

60c

preferred

Humble

.

25c

Bearing Co

(Geo A)

&

May

6%

16%

'•

1

Inc

600

11%

Feb

13

Mar

2

1%

20,600

1

common

Tourneau

McKee

3%

600

*

Horn & Hardart

Jan

1,600

50,700

.2%

.

r

1

Class B

Horn

2%
9

16 fa

.5

Home Oil Co Ltd class A
&

21

18

1%

34 fa

—2.50

Inc

Jan

3 fa

1%

10c

Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation.
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common,

Border's

.

25c

A

Hoover Ball

Jan

9%

3%

Jl

& Electronics
Electric Co

Industries

Feb

3

Jan

4,500

4%

•

100
.

Mfg Co common
(R) & Co Inc common

Hofmann

44

Feb

100

7%

%

1

100

pfd

Radio

Class

Feb

Jan

20 %

3

133

2%

9%

*

common

Higbie
Hoe

Jan

.*

& Co 5%%.

2

-.„5

Co——,—,—

Refineries

May

37%

fa

193i
3%

Jan

320

500

21

..7%
4 Va

is

1%

"

25c

4%.
preferred—.
Henery Holt & Co common

Hevi-Djuty

4

2

123 Va

Jan

3,900
1,500

40'/a

2%

.

10c
.alOc

—

Corp.
Mining Co—
Rubenstein

2%

1% Mar
241

490

1%

20%

2%

.—.——2

——

Hazeltine

Herold

40

1

i

.—.—

Galion

1%
39%

10

._

2%

33/8

1

University...-

Michigan Sugar Co
G'/c
preferred
10c

Co„

Hathaway Industries Inc
Havana. Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc

Hercules

1%

130

*

—_

Hartford

(W E)

129'%

129

;

Machine

Harfcfield

Heller

.

Industries—.

Plywood C'orp_
Harnischfeger Corp
!

Helena

317

5
10c

Harbor

Hccla

1%

1

.

common

Inc

H

•

Feb

900

50c

American

Apr

24%

500

9c

.

,

.

&

Jan

6%

50c

:

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

H

21%

Jan

6%

60c

i

Leases

Company
Stores Products

Films

Jan

Jan

6fa

30

Griesedieck

Grocery

li

16%
21

900

1,000

1

Co

Producers

Hydraulics-——

Gridoil

Va

6% Mar

24 Va

*

preferred series A

Greer

8,800

20 ft

—

Great, Western

%

19%

-1st preferred
;—.100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
-1
Great

6

Tea—

Non-voting common stock

12V» May

-

57/«"

24.
6%

—10c

Inc

Macfadden

5%

5

Inc

Apr

Jaxx

Apr

15% May
1% Mar

r_l

Rapids Varnish——
Gray Manufacturing Co

Extension

Louisiana

Jan

1,000

Sessions

&

Salle

5%

11% May

15%

200

16%
4

Grand

I3/*
2

2%

Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co

Jan

16%

1

Mines

12%

1,500

1

Foundry Corp
of Delaware

Locke

8% Mar

7%

15%

1

Consolidated

Jan

Jan

11

500

2%

lot

Liberty Fabrics

Apr,

Gold Seal
Gold

12%

23/a

10%

Ltd

Realty

Le

73/a Mar

Gold Seal

Dairy Products. Name chgd to
Products Corp (eff May. 7)
Seal Products Corp cl A
—10c

11%

2%

25%

9%

—.—75 pesos

A

Lecourt

100% May

4/g Jan

5,500

18% Jan
20% May

200

12%

1

Inc

S

Mines

Leonard

Apr

15%

5

Shores

Lear

Jan

107

500

8 %

•

La

Jaxx

247/a

Feb

93%

May

30O

1,270

10%

"3%

Lanston Industries Inc

Feb

16,600
7

8

Consolidada

Lakey

Jan

73/4

8%

_

,\i

1

17 ft

125

6(4
7*

11%

-

5

22 %

22%
21%

33Vic

Co

Apr

10 V*

7.50

Forge

99%

20%

5
5

Co

Jan

4% May

Feb
Jan

10%

1

Lamson Corp

453/4 Mar

% May
Jan

7,000

_*

Industries

Inc!

6%

1

B

,

100% 100 fa

—1

•

class

21%

100

_*

—

Corp.'.

Gobel

1

Mines—;

(A C) common
.Gilchrist
Co—

4,600

-

20%

•

Giant Yellowknife Gold

Distillers

lit-

*

preferred.;—

Alden

16J/4 may

Jan

32%
16 ft

.—

La

Lake

Lamson

Jii:u '

2 3/4

22%
21%

1

Rubber

10 Va

7% Jan
95

1

20c

Stores

(The)

4%

;—1

Corp—...

L'Aiglon Apparel

Jan

3 ft

18%

5

2.50
.10c
—1.25

Co.-

Krueger Brewing Co

Apr

13/r

Jan

16%

Glenraore

7

Jan

1%
12

&

Corp class A..

Kropp

9%

4%

.-5

B)

(I

8%

4%

Feb

14%

—£1
*

Jan

Feb

2%

16

373.8

Glen

107

Jan

1%

2%

'

May
36 ft May

Mar

2

1

Jan

__

=-25

.

9

5

Company

Hotels

Kobacker

100

Gilbert

Knott
Knox

1

,

Corp—

Kleinert

Feb

'

i—*

preferred

Feb

7

Oil

25c

...

Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc

Mar

18%

(Del)

Kingsford Company,
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co

Feb

Jan

16%.

$4.60

80

Feb

Fireproofing common
Enterprises.

Transistor

Jan

4f4

Indus

Georgia Power $5

Feb

79% May

«lf4

American dep rets ord reg
General

8%

Jan

Company—T,r.___

Co

Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter)

10% May

Ltd—

Co

Katz Drug

Kin-Ark

793%

4
-50c
pfd—100
—1

Kawecki Chemical Co.—,

9 ft

•

1
warrants—"
*

General

Jan

4.300

coiti—1

&

Feb

20,200

Corp

Corp.

& Company
Electric 4%%

(D)

Gas

5%

5%

[\i

5 %. convertible preferred—
General1 Development Corp

Industries

Kansas

7

1%

General

1

...

15c

5,700

35,200

6% '

5

—

common

3,600

7 -f'.j
-

1%

5%
preferred-.
Gellman Mfg Co common

Electric

Kaltman

5&

common

Supply

Kaiser

May

5%

''rv J

Co

Ltd.

1% Feb
7% May

1%

General Acceptance Corp
General Alloys Co—

Builders

26% Mar

.

L—~-L_l

—

Glass

Oils

28

v Jan

1% Jan

—£1
—1.25

reg

G
Power Co

Jupiter

'

,

dep rets ord
Co

Brewing

Galkeno Mines Ltd

General

26

7,400

_*

j.

(The)
Company,
(Geo A) Co..—„

Gatineau

*

1

Fresnillo
Fuller

,

_6% '

i—

•

2-

Ltd—>

Co

American

1

:

•

-li% i

1%

Canada—

of

A

non-voting
Class B voting,

Fox

.2.50

1

May
31% Feb

Jan

14% May

25

:::.i;;

Sterling Inc—

9

19%

500

27

Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—2—
—1
Firth

Jeannette

27,300

23%

K

beneficial int——11
1
30 <

shs of

prexerred

13%
24%

31% Mar
x22

Mar

9

V«May

4%

Jan

99

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

.

(2252)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week'#
Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

American block Exchang#

Par

Electric

Union

National

Co

Mur

common

New

New

Park

Co

NifPissing

B

Jan

227a Feb

7ft

Jan

13

42,900

18

Jan

174

21,700

ib

Jan

"Iff.
i#

'.ft

1

f.r Jan

177b

Apr

Jan

51 >2 May

10

20

20

50

13ft

Feb

25

14 7

1634

14

a

8,400

4ft

10,400

2ft

Apr
Apr

57b

Apr

900

634

67b

1,100

29

26

pfd

4ft

4ft

1,600

4ft

Apr

57b

4

3ft

4ft

18,400

2ft

Jan

4ft May

5ft

9,100

4ft

Jan

6ft Jan

66 ft

66 ft

50

65 ft

Apr
Apr

72

Jan

92 ft

1

93 ft

250

8972

Jan

96

Apr

5

5ft

3ft

374

3 ft

14,000

2ft

Apr

4U

Feb

2ft

2ft

15,300

lift Apr

3U

Feb

—•

2ft
lft

lft

lft

3,000

lft

Jan

17b

*

1V4

1/8

lft

2,600

lft

Apr

17b Jan

1

—————-

of America

A——

Feb

Leather

Oceanic

Ogdeu

Oil

o

common

Co class B

Ohio Power 4Tb%

G4

Okonite

101

90c

—

Corp common
40e cumulative preferred

lft

667b May

180

9572

Jan

lft

400

lft Jan
507b May

52

GOO

2

200
400

37b

200

7ft

700 •ft

14 ft

1

50ft
13ft

•

400

14 ft

.*

40

Jan

11

>

Jan

62

Jan

53ft

50 ft

Apr

lft Feb

Jan

11

102

lft Feb

4

11

1

ii.-

..

3ft

7

Inc

Securities

lift

Jan

2

1

O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas

Apr

60%

50 ft

50 ft

25

Old Town

Omar

8ft

250

101ft

100

Company common

Ltd—

6,700

66

64

.—100

preferred

Oils

3,100

8ft

8ft

6ft

•

common

Okalta

2ft

2ft

2ft

1
50c

Company

Corp

Ohio Brass

27b May

Feb

Feb

2ft Mar
47b Apr
127b Apr
Mar

57

Jan

...

14 ft May

'

Electric

Oxford

Corp

'

3

3-

1

400

'

27b

Apr

,3ft

Jan

1st pfd—25

33ft

3334

3374

2,200

31ft Mar

337a Apr

25

29ft

297 b

2934

1,700

28ft Mar

25

273#

2734

300

307b Apr
287b Jan

25
A—20

2674

267 b

1,500

2674

263#

preferred—20
4.50ft redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.30 ft redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
•

2534

2534

24

237#

5ft

redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series

5ft

4.80ft

redeemable

1st

$4.75

dividend

$4.75

conv

$4.36

dividend preferred

preferred

23 74

200

26

Mar

277b Jan

300

24 ft

Feb

300

237 b

400

23 TV Apr
22ft Jan

267b Jan
247b Jan

9574

440

927b

80

•

11634 120

95ft Jail

430

1077b
86 Tb

—

—

23ft Jan

Feb

Jan.

98

90ft Jan
87ft Jan

120

927 b
101

101

•

Jan

27

•

dividend preferred

Feb

25ft Mar

24

94

94ft

26

947b Apr
101

Apr
May

120

937b

Jan

Jan

.

Pacific

Northern

Airlines

1

Pacific Petroleums Ltd—;
•«Pacific Power & Light Oft

Page-IIorsey Tubes
New

19

100

16 ft

Apr

21

Jan

125

vtc—2 Bol

A)

29 ft

.

9172

Jan

102"

Mar

Jan

120

6ft

85,100

ft

17,200

lft

lft

7,200

Oft

May
29ft May
67b May

287b May
47b Feb

500

,

ft

6

27b Apr

17b Mar

—

53,900

107
28 ft

——

(C

f.

•

common

Petroleum

-

1934
99

'

common

Pancoastal

J-

1874

987b

—1

pfd

'

Pan Israel

Oil vtc—_—

--lo:

Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Paramount

Motors

'

1

iP
lft

Bol

Corp

1

65

100

Chemical Company
Pen Co class A

Park

1

474

474

1434

1434

474
1534

40O

2

2

1434

143#

153#

1,900

Parker

Class B

Parkersburg-Actna
Patino

Corp

of

2

.—

—

Screw

Piaseclci
Pierce

Co

Aircraft

10c

.

Corp

Industries

Inc

Co

187b

19

500

1

Co

11

19

Jan

17b Apr
16

Jan

Feb

3,000

274

400

734

7,000

4

9

Apr

974

2,200

67b Mar

9 Tb

Apr

134

10,700

1

1)8 May

60 7b

67#

57b Jan

900

25

17b

5ft Feb

lft

1,250

574
24

2ft Jan

Jail

Jan

597b Apr
57b Jan

600

187b

600

17b

Jan

78ft Jan
67b

Apr
267b Mar

Jan

Mar

2

$8 Jan

174

2

500

lft

Jan

233 a

24

1,100

207b

Jan

87b

'

+*

24

Jan

May
117b May

55ft

Jau

62

61ft

62

3ft
53

53 ft

X29 ft

in

(4

6ft

6

Oft

317b May

Jan

ft Jan
61Apr
147 b May

12.200

47b

300

lift

Jan

8ft

1,500

7 Tb

Feb

Oft

2,500

87b

Jan

88ft

,

9ft
x88

100

3

15

15

15 ft

5

197b

19 ft

20 ft

Q

7b

13 ft

13 ft

,8

'

Feb

311 May
537b Apr

Jan

18

4,900

■

"aft

•

12,800

Jan

Jan

48

J'
t.f

2ft
24

2 7b Mar

50

30
■

6ft

175

3,700

3i7,r

ft

29 ft

1

com

Apr

ih Jan

700

834
13#

100

common

May

534

65

Public

Pyle-National

167b

56

57b

—1

1

Jan

774

10c

Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas

6ft May

4ft Jan

Jan
/

8ft

Jan

1

x88

1,200

May

13ft

Feb

95

Jan

15ft Feb

16ft Mar

700

800

207b May

51$ May

•

674 Jan

R
1

Reis

Pump Co
(Robert) <fc

Reiter-Foster

Reliance

Oil

497 b

5074

2,000

7 Tb

77b

73#

400

1

Co

27,800

-

——

-

163#

1634

1

1634

100

34

34

1,350

834

X9ft

5.500

574

534

674

12,700

1

lfir

extended

to Jan 3

—1

1965

1

Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F_
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Roosevelt Field Inc

—

27b

—

Carpet

'

77b

Jan

4134

Jan

Jan

7,700
2,400

274

9

Apr

9ft May
674 Apr

134

Jan

3

Jan

100

87b

Jan

1074 Mar

374

12,100

234

Jan

827b

Jan

234

27a
r

234

31,400

174

Jan

234 May

1374

1374

100

1274 May

674

3,700

434

Jan

6ft

13,500

434

Jan

1072
•

574
67#
10 ft

10ft

800

123#

12 ft

133#

16,700

3

374

2,100

274

3

2,400

234

Jan

300

227b

Jan
Jan

6

1—L25

1

1

37.

Jan

18

Jan

1

1

page

3

ft

Jan
Mar

234

"

9

34
34

374 May
86 Vb Feb

~3

1

see

Jan

130

Company

footnotes

1734

Jan

857b

Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryersou & Haynes common
For

187b

847b

Company




527b Mar
974 Feb

84 7 b

30c

Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Russell (The F C)

Feb

18ft May
1934 Feb

100

1.50

Roosevelt Raceway Inc

Roxbury

3

£1

reg

1674

474 Jan
74 Jan

Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc

Jan

lft

174

27a

Rico Argentine Mining Co

»■

Jan

674 Mar
17

3,500

34
3934

9

Ridge way Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution

4574
•

600

H
407a

34
407 b

1

Ltd

Jan

167b May

'

-10

Co—

11

4,350

50C

Corp

Petroleums

4934

1

Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Ricliwell

1634 -187#
16 7 2
187#

20

:

Insurance

17ft

10

Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda

18

10

2774 x27ft
434

73#

2

2

2 7

26,800

lft Jan

6

6

6ft

4.900

5ft Mar

9 ft

17#

2

2,800

174

27 4 Jan

2 ie Mar

Apr
ft Jau

1474

ft

7b

700

4ft

57#

1,600

20c

87b

8

87b

ft
87

8

l-l.T'a

3,200

26ft Jan

31-74 Apr
634 Feb

Shawinigan. Water & Power

•

24

Sherman Products Inc

1

2ft

2ft

1,200

11474 1477b

2,300

834 Jan

Breweries

B

17

ft

3,700

29-4

29ft

200

ft

4474

Jan

41Tb

Apr

Mar

234

Jan

47,100

ft

Jan

13

14,700

74 Jam

13,500

1

■

4

Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
•
Simplicity Pattern common—.—-—1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
1

3ft

4ft

8ft

25c
5,000 fr

8ft

9

2

8ft

Penn Oil Co

South

£1

"
1
20

preferred-

1
1

Corp

10

(Ky)

1
—1
1
1
1

Co

Products

Inc

Uranium

common

Corp-

Ltd

Mines

1

Starrett

(The) Corp_
convertible preferred

50c

Btatecourt

50c
25c

Inc

Enterprises

1
*

Slatham Instruments Inc

Steel Co of Canada ordinary—

5
Stein (A) & Co common
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp tDel)
10c
Stetson (J B) common-*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
5
Steel

Container

Stone

15ft

15

1534

3574

3574

12ft

634 Mar

Jan

50

Jan

300

25

Mar

55ft

25ft

25 ft

2534-

52

52

52

200

45

46ft

4774

200

42

2334

24ft

600

2174 Mar

22 :!4

22 ft

100

2134 Mar

23ft

23ft

100

5634. Apr
26 Tb Jan

Jan

23 ft

May
3634 May

Tb Jan

4774

15 ft

2174 Mar

674

500

"

■

6

100

~6

6

6

5

5

574

3

3

"9

'

27,400
200

14

56

557b

507a

10

97 a

7

Jan

1874
27b

534 Jan

Mar

26
8-

Apr
Feb

Apr

17

457b

Jan

567b May

97a

Apr

1274

5,400

157b

Jan

19

500

2ft

137b

1,100

1074
18ft

27b

1034 Mar

2234 Mar

900

Feb

1,200

:•

18ft

1A Mar
674

5.34 May
3 34- Apr

..

Tb Feb

100

13%

274 Feb

434 Jan
434 Mar

5,000

7 ft

657b May

Jan

2

5,400

24

774

*

-

.

"87 4-Mar

Jan

74

200

9.7 b

874
237#

7 Tb

334 J&n
Feb

13
•.

Feb;

134

2374

24% Jan

2334 Apr
2334 May

May?

x51

300

74

«.

--

74

4874 Apr

934 Jan b

.

300

657 b

G4

65 Tb

5274 Apr

<

.

"

1174

6

2534-May

i

234 Jan

300

3

27#

10ft

10 ft
,

25 ft May

3,100

Jan

734 May

Jan

31

-

33# Jan

2734'Feb.

23a

Feb

■

-

Jan

May

374 Jan

47b

800

Jan

2ft

o «
«x

30,500

474 Apr
1)3 Jan

634

"27b

213

Apr

2ft

2ft

27 b

1,200

134 Jan

3

Feb

634 Apr
Feb

87b

474

13ft

1474

2,400

57 ft

58 ft

275

1334 May
4674 Jan

137 b

137 b

100

13

13ft

147 b

600

13 74

12ft

147#

1274

100

12

27 b

213,100

47a

147b

"274

lft

"

15

Apr

5834 May
574 Mar

Jau

15

Jan

Apr

1534

Apr

14

May
Jan

134

Feb

3ft Jan

334

Apr

27b May

Jau

18

177b

18

600

157b Jan

187b

31ft

32'4

500

297b

Jan

337b Feb

15

15

15ft

800

15

Apr

1574

Apr

1
•
1
25c
1

287b

27 ft

28ft

450

18

Apr

9ft

1074

47b

4

474

1

27#

2ft

3

37b

3 ft

37#

5

common

1634

16

1534

157b

7 Tb

7'/4

Sty ion Corporation
Sun Ray Drug common
—
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp——-1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp

v

Jen

2,600

.

6

-

•

31%

1

Corp

Stop & Shop Inc
Btroock (S) & Co

57b

1,100
1,000

36ft

Corporation

Parts

36.400

G

53,4

374-Apr

-

27ft Feb
574 Jan

*

"7rfb

"7

*

Feb

257 b

25

Standard Tube class B—
Stanrock

lft

25ft

Jo
25

Standard Financial Corp

Standard Shares

334-Feb

2,300

——

Dredging Corp common-

Standard

3,700

2

534

Stahl-Meyer Inc

Standard-Thomson

4 7b

lft

"734

Specialty Stores Co Inc
—5
Spencer Shoe Corp
———1:
Sperry Rand Corp warrants

$1.60 convertible

4

lft
;

25
4.3276 cumulative preferred
-25
4.2476 cumulative preferred
25
4.0876 cumulative preferred—-—25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc.
2
Southern Pipe Line
—
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Spear & Company———
—.—-—1

Standard

Jani'.

557 b

original preferred
4.8876 cumulative preferred
4.7876 cumulative pfd
4.5676 convertible preference
4.4876 convertible preference
576

407# Apr

Jan

47b

May

2074 May
115ft Jan

Mar.

3274

3,700

39ft

Feb

15

Jan

Feb

33^

16 ft Mar
95

50

3ft

Edison—

Southern California

1174

5,800

2,100

109

38ft

39ft

1
—.-112.50

common

20ft
109-

20

1474
207#

143's

143»

20ft

Corp—10c

Corp common

434 May

107b

Jan

3174 Apr

Airways lac,.—

South Coast

34 May
74 Apr

374 Jan

1,300

Simmons-Boardman

Manufacturing common

44ft May

'

lii

--5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills-———-•
Sonotone Corp——
1

29ft May

Feb

36

ft.

Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered

Jan

1

7b Apr

Apr

27ft Apr

2,100

fa

Singer
Singer

207b

Jan

32

8,500

~2 7b

4074

42 ft

2

Simca American Shares

Boss

Mar

900

—2
1
10c

Silvray Lighting Inc

Skiatron Electronics & Telev

Feb

35

3474 May

19 ft

•

Precision Corp
Mines Ltd

Silver-Miller

100

100

3
10c

—

Creek

Jan

'

35

197 b

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class

374 Feb

14934 May

3474

-

May

Apr
Jan

2 ft
130

•

Ltd

2774

Jan

967b

100
Canada

Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks

267'#
144 74

25

common

of

Feb

574 Jan

•

preferred

Jan

1

Apr
May

,47# Jan

4%

Jan
Jan

6

334 Apr
6ft Feb

4,300

Sherwin-Williams

Jan

1574 Apr

.Jan

9

6,400

97#

57#

17b

37# May

3,800

Oft

13 ft

ft

Apr

'

474

3 74

47#

4

2,000

Talon

Inc

Class

:

warrants

B

class

A

common—

5
10

common

476 cumulative preferred—-

lft

lft

Feu

Jan

287b

900

874

Jan

1174 Apr

2,800

2

17b

Jan

13

13

14ft

600

14 Tb

147 b

15

400

11

2

7,500

Feb

16

Jan

117b Jan

-

May

15ft

-

Apr

900

234 Jan

434 Apr
3ft Feb

5,600

234 Mar

374 May

Jan

163# May

334

Jan

*

Technicolor Inc common

1

534

——20o
1
Texas Calgary Co
-—-—25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56. pfd
•
Thew Shovel Co common
5
Thiokol Chemical Corp
—1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc———10c

Tel-A-Sign

1374 May
6 74 May
7

Mar

10

Jan

1174

Jan

117b

Apr

1474

Jan

Markets

Thriftimart
Tilo

Inc——.—

Inc

1

Roofing Inc

Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s

1,000

13 v*

16

3,900

1234 Feb

77 b

450

534

234
2

2

234

Amer

20

Todd Shipyard Corp common

preferred
-100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Toledo Edison

Trans

Cuba

Co

warrants

10

True Temper Corp
Trunz

Two

'

234 May
14 May

Jan

1

Jan

101

i*tf

H

1934

207 a

2,100

19% May

25 ft Mar

437b

413#

437#

11,700

3834 Jan

4674 Feb

74

74

1

-

-

34

3,100

May

lft Feb

Jan"

Feb

7-

574

574

100

4

Jan

24ft

24ft

100

2034

Jan

2334Mar

X23

237b

300

1974 Jan

2474- Apr

14

157#

3,500

15

1034

1574 May

Jan

•

674 Feb

-

1193-1 122

6ft Feb

21J May

100

2

Jan

1,100

-s itf

2U
1207b

-

98

Jan

126
96

9174

9234

150

8874

Jan

27a

234

400

13<

Jan

4

474

2,200

27#

Jan

97b

Jan

Apr
-

Jan

234 May
474 May
12 '

Jan

1034

10 ft

200

23i

27#

5.300

34

13

3,000
400

37b

20

197 b

20ft

500

1874

Feb

207b Jan

19ft

1
•

Cable Co

Triangle Conduit &

234 Jan

-

Jan'

-ft

967b

34

19

2074

33,700

13ft

Jan

2174 May

15ft

Apr

173b May
3074 Jan

27#
-

50c

class A

Trans Lux Corp

Tri-Continental

Apr

1

Mar

May

534 May

Jan

2

1,600

May

840

-

20

474%

Oil

37b

29.800

30,700

23#

Tobacco Security
Amer

3474 Jan

42,500

16

Jan

7

5,800

40

47b
274

10
25c
1

preferred

70c convertible

Thorofare

1634

*

Inc

10c

Guys from Harrison Inc

4

4

177b

1634

177b

1,100

"7 ft

"674

"734

4,900

63#

25,400

274 Jan
34

Apr
Jan

29 74 Mar

674 May

3ft Feb
134 Jan
47b

874

Jan

Jan

Jan

274

Inc
Corporation——

Oil

.

3974

40

7

Texam

Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common—
Raymond International Inc_

Apr

T

'

57#

G

674

5ft

Sherwin-Williams

Jan

974 Feb

1,800

6ft

~674

Tampa Electric Co common—

5f<r

•

R

Jan

9ft May

•

Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co

237b Apr

Jan

7

26%

Oil

Mar

Feb

300

267b

Forgings

7

7b

May

19Tb May
1934- Feb

*5 ft

Standard

Jan

21ft

:

11,300

22 Tb

"

8

9

common

Standard

47a Jan

600

n

34

Jan

734

1

Inc

J*n

274

534
274

*

Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd—

Service of Colorado—
4V4 ft
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber

14ft

14

1

2.50

I1/*

Jan

May *

Feb

10,800

74

1
14

-————*

America.—-

Apr

15 ft

47

—2.50

common

of

1874

lii

1

Mar

4ft

500

25c

Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd

Metals

56

~8ft

20c

Mar

5

Jan

57b

800

ft

•

Porto Rico Telephone Co
& Alexander common

Pressed

"(B7b

55

10

Poloron Products class A

Lambert
Prentice-IIall Inc

"534

56

1

Powdrell

65

16 Tb

Jan

14

700

"534

50

Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co

Jan

147b Feb

900

47b

17a

Jan

Jan

47b

Jan

6

1
;—

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie,
Pittsburgh Railways Co

&

6

43#

—1

Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd

Pratt

534

"47 b

57

800

—2.50

Pep Boys (The)
1
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
1
Philips Electronics Inc
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
10 pesos

Pliillips

65

G5

1

—

Canada Ltd
Traffic Co

Penn

lft

7b

-

■ft Jan

227a

22r

Jan

734 Apr

Jan

5

Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6ft
5 ft ft 1st preferred
5ft 1st preferred

18 ft

u

•

Shattuck Denn Mining

Silver
2

22 74

.„l0c
1

Sllex Co common

■3'

187b Jan
187b

500

Inc

class B
Servo Corp of America

Beton

Apr

4',4

-100

Bros

77b

32 ft Mar

200
400

187b

10c
1
1

Inc

Servomechanisms

307b Mar

Jan

197 b

Apr
Feb

2074
19 Tb

1

Corp

67b Jan

Jan

2 6

—50

Airlines-

Sentry Corp
Berrick Corp

434

2834

197b

16 pesos

General

(Thej

Seeman

—10

—

Seeburg

1& Jan

234 >•3

1

Metals

111 May

234

—25

Seaporccl

Securities Corp

67a May
5
Jan

47b

::io

Western

Jan

43#

18

T

3,500

5% series
20
preferred 47bTo series_2o
Cumulative preferred 4.40ft serics_20
5.6076 preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
;
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Deli
25c
Say re <fc Fisher Co
;
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
50c

Jan

Apr

13

100

137#

14

Diego Gas & Electric Co—

lft

ft

14-34 Jan

600

774

1374

14ft

Cumulative preferred

4ft

12,000

1274 Apr

1434

137*

Cumulative

Seaboard

High

-

774

•

San

200

7#

•

Low

High

2.50

-

Carlos Milling Co Ltd

13,300

67b

17a

Inc

San

17 b

jli

67b

l

Mar

Salem-Brosius

1

Range Since Jan.

Shares

of Prices
Low

Par

s

for Week

Range

Last

Sale Price

St Lawrence Corp Ltd common

674

"74

l

—.—

———

Corp

May

lft Jan

Jan

39ft

Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants

98

Apr
Feb

50

Co——-———

RR

May
17a May

lft

100

Yd

ft'c

May

1,"

1,300

Inc.—

Northern Ind Pub Serv 474 %

Class

187b

5,400

lfo

67 b

class A_

Royalties

Airlines

Penn

Nuclear

5,600

12 7 b

ft

_10c

—.

American

North

207#

lift

1

_50c

North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast

2074

12ft

l

Cement

North American
Class

Is

50

.—

Corporation

37b Feb
1Tb Feb

50

Mines———.———
lnc_

Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway

North

11.400

141ft May

Apr

Ilio

—

Lites

Norbute

7b

lift

Ltd

Nickel Rim Mines
Noma

Jan

125

2,000

2034

,10.

common-

Merchandise

York

lj>a Jan

3,100

2,160

78

94

New York & Honduras Rosario—

New

Ifk

If#

___1

Oils———

Auction

York

117# May
1% Feb

Co common

Superior

New

237s Mar

Jan

34

1

Mining Co———_—

New Process

New

Jan

5ft

ft

25c
Zinc.———
1
Arizona Land——
,««2UC
Coal & Oils Ltd..—

Jersey
Pacific

19ft

12

&

New Mexico &

New

lft Apr

Jan

900

4,000

1393t 14174

141

„—

1
Watch Co._i50c
New Idria Mln <te Chcm Co-

New Haven Clock

1

1,900

13#
1074

'

Sales

Week's

Friday

16

High

Low

2274

174

.—100

Tel—

New England Tel &

MAY

STOCKS

10

1074

.—50c
Petroleum.——

Chamberlain

New

ENDED

American Stock Exchange

22

1

WEEK

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

High

17b

13#

5

Nestle-Le

FOR

for W eek

Low

.—300

Corp

Neptune Meter common-

RANGE

Sales

Friday

434

47#

2,000

334

2ft

27#

600

234

Apr

334 May
334 Apr
2874 May
534 Apr

.334

Feb

u
Unexcelled

Chemical

Union Gas Co

Union Investment Co

•

Corp__

of Canada

7

5
*
4

5ft

674

807

83

225

474

Jan

687b. Jan

634 May
83

May

734
••

(Jnion Stock Yards of Omaha——20

a

2Oft

207b

100

Jan

97b

Apr

1QV.

.Ton

207b

Feb

.

Volume

1117

Number

5743

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2253)

,37
f

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's

Friday
STUCK S

Last

American Stock Exchange
Par

United

Aircraft

Products

United Asbestos

United

Elastic

9%

33,200

1

6%

6%

6 Tb

8,500

ft

IV

%

0,000

32%

700

Milk

United

Molasses

Amer

United

U S
U

Ceramic

Foil

S

registered

United

Tile

class

Vitamin

2

—

Norman

Industries

300

1%

3,500

1%

42

15%

63,900

33%

v;$6 secies

5Tb

1

6

5

5

4%

2%
4%

2%

3 %

3.500

8%

8%

300

_•

.

&

_

1

.

v-

2%

2%

100

!)3/»

2%

100

20
24 %

-Western Tablet &

1%

•

110%

5

■

25%

18

1%

26,300

109Vb 110%

-80

1

-

2%

2%'

1%

!%

1%

Mil

3,500

2

1,200

Invest

(The)

.

Wilson

■6%

(R

1

preferred
Corp

1

261b

27%

26

26

50
300

10
1

common

25

Industries

pfd

1,500
14%

29

350

11%

8

1

Ltd— J
Amer dep rets ord reg_

17%

10

12%

750

1 52%

49%

53%

0,300

5%

5%

12

& Pump

Elec

"l%

4,700

10c

8%

8%

9%

Last

Period

Edison

4s Inc debs

3%s

Aug 1

2%s

series

1994

1970

Sale Price

28 %

Western

&

Friday's

12—

A

1970

97

Jan-July

High

RR

4s

1970-

Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963

Corp—
debentures
New England Power 3%s 1961
convertible

due

,6%s

subord

extended

1953

to

1st mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971-1

Pennylvania
3%s

Water

&

98%

3%s

Power

Public Service Electric & Gas
Safe

7s

Harbor Water

deb

Jen-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct

1964

Co

6s

1967

June-Dec

3%s
3s

series

series

A

B

series

Edison 3s

1973

1965

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

.

1973

C

Feb-Aiiff

i

38

series E

series

F

1979

series

O

1981

4%s

series

H

1982

4%s

series

I

1982

4% 8 series J 1982
J
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas

(Calif.)

3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%8 1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
WasatcL*

Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb

&

Knapp Inc 5s debs

West Penn Traction 5s

Western

Newspaper

7%

6s

1959

Bk

of German

A6s

series

A

1952

A 6s

series

B

1951




Rails

95.42

89.42

95.33

158.94

95.33
95.33

-89.16

15

112.34

77.34-

158.13

95.41,

4

457.86

—.4,-..

•

..

v

Date—
Mon.

Closing

May 12

Tues.

Fii.

Feb

May

May

89.23

19%

Feb

May

16

Range for

11

94%

1951

'

1958—

Change

321.9

35%

and

+ 0.7

324.1

401.0

f- 0.6

403.5

+1.4

354.3

332.2

441.1

441.3

402.2

244.5

+ 2.7

251.1

219.7

168.1

+ 0.1

168.3

155.5

303.6"

296.3

+ 2.5

303.6

263.2

296.0

+1.0

299.0

261.3

53%

54

77

85%

86

86 %

80%

87

Transactions at the New York Stock

Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

98%

No. of

Shares

83 %

Railroad

Int'l

and Miscel.

Bonds

United States

Bank

Foreign

Bonds

Government

Bonds

Total

Bond

Bonds

28

Sales

Mon.

85

24

98%

—

May 12

2,783,980

$4,784,000

$346,000

$5,130,000

Tues.

May 13

2,949,070

4,363,000

206,000

4,569,000

Wed.

85%

May 14

3,061,830

4,151,000

4,375,000
4,284,000
4,270,000

Thurs.

May 15

2,486,900

4,095,000

224,000
189,000

Fri.

100%

99

May 16

2,026,673

4,075,000

195,000

97%

13,308,453

$21,468,000

$1,160,000

102%

10

88

Total

101

18

91%

1

94

135

93Tb

97%

5

100% 100%

93

6

19

130%
78

$46

100%
94

Stocks—No.

99%

50

93

03

121

93

96%

99%

Shares

B.

International

56%

85
93

__

Bank

87%

and

21,468,000

452,078,000

17,527,050
369,848,300

$19,050,000

$475,340,920

$387,500,350

Industrial

Total

89%

—>

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

100

103

105%

20

104%

109%

3

106%

110%

109 % 109%

97%

95

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

100

99 % 100

24

92

4

89%

92

7

48

61

Stocks
(No. of

Domestic

Foreign

Foreign
Government

Corporate

Bonds

Bonds

Total

..

56

100%

$100% 103
$100

101 Ta

66

68%

—

19

$102%

Mon.

May 12—

989,025

Friday's

Bid & Asked

High

Bonds

Sold

No.

$6,000

10,000

7,000

"3I000

83,000

$33,000

$28,000

94 %

100%

Tues.

May 13

831,120

144,000

69%
102%

Wed.

May 14

892,215

116,000

1,000

Thurs.

May 15

991,870

56,000

21,000

Fri.

May 16

886,525

73,000

$456,000

98

4,590,755

of

Shares—

Jan. 1

Low

High

,

77,000

Jan. 1 to

$517,000

May 16

1958

1957

4,590.755

5,182,320

63,404,184

84,586,774

1958

Stocks—No.

9,000

3,000

Week Ended May 16

Range Since

Bonds

$74,000
156,000
127,000

$1,000

$67,000

63%
101%

65%

99

103

Bonds

Shares)

Week's Rang*
or

59,000

23,199,920

96

16

108% 109

$97

$70,000
55,000

$3,000

1,010,000
18,037,000

101

21

103

56

202,399,954

$4,000

,

$22,628,000

Railroad

89%

99%

104

$93%

219,393,298

16

195.7

93

87%

13,086,138

$1,160,000

95 Tb

1

1958

Government

100

105%

105%

91

13,308,453

Jan. 1 to May

Bondt

94

4

—

$88

of

136
U.

54

98Tb

$22,628,000

Week Ended May 16
1958
1957

91%

1957

Bondt

113

138

$219,000

$7,272,000

$4,606,000

33,000

27,000

803,000

Foreign corporate
$135
134% 130

$456,000

Foreign government

$190

State & Prov Banks—

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

299.0

"New High.

99

49

28,000

17,000

536,000

832,000
723,000

517.000

S26T000

$8,681.0*0

$6,161,000

Domestic

„

Total

——

'

373.3

349.5

441.3"

Service

40

96

87

92%

Sale Price

LOW

High

50

92

99

Jan-July

2

1957

99

99

85

' f

95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec 24

168.2

Mining

High

36

5

Period

?

251.1"

49%

2

Last

90.14

403.5"

Goods

Trade, Finance

Range Since

99%

Feb-Aug

90.06

354.3*

Goods

Non-Durable

Transportation
Utility

95

June-Aug

93.01

299.0"

Durable

Jan

May 2, '58

324.1"

Manufacturing

Feb

99%

67%

1

-90.11

Percent

May 9, '58
Composite

5% Mar

~1%

42

93

100

93.30

93.28

82.57

-

72.75 Jan

82.00

15__

53% May

48%

93

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July

90.15

82.66

82.65

I

SEC Index of Slock Prices

$93

93

93.42

90.19

The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended
May 9, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows
(1939=100):

85

135

99%

93.36

(35 Stocks)

96

94

--

Bonds

82.53

89.25

157.47

40

...

82.57

89.31

77.41
77.13

»

Total

Ities

Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

13% Feb

77

Low

Central

159.26

.Rails

Low

92

91%

Interest

Exchange

7s

77.40

113.99

Util-

trials

81.73

100% 101%

Friday
Stock

160.06

Grade

111.87

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)

77.84

10

Grade

High

5

83%

$100%

June-Dec

;

BONDS

American

Stocks

10

Second

Indus¬

<><• 113.48

TotaL

A Baden

ities

65

First

455.45

Jan

100%

95

June-Dec

1974

1960

Union

10

Util¬

114.86

13% Jan
16% Feb

$89

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan -July
Mar-Sept
._Apr-Ocf

—

3%s

Bonds

Total

15

81.70

3

93

83%

$100 %

100%

•

May
Apr

2%

41

$86%

...

'

135

$47%

—

'

Averages

Thurs.

29

Feb-Aug

1978

n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range).
xEx-

(not

Range for 1958
High
82.26 May 12

$90

35%

d Ex-interest,

Over-the-Counier Industrial Slock Averages

Jan. 1

127

101

Ex-principal,

cash

roads

460.74

-

May

Low

No.

h

for

Jan

1%

8% Apr

Bonds

dividend,

r Transaction

Low

15

Feb-Aug

1976

3%s series D 1976
3%s

Ex-stock

82.26

$97

Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
May-Noo

Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd. 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July

2% s

39%

82.10

$33%

Power

Southern California

37%

2

13
Wed. May 14

130

48%

Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct

1968

1970

Rapid Electrotype

39%

26

Jan

40

Jan

135

93

83%

May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1976—Jan-July
May-lVou

1963

Power

1st

39%

2012—Jan-July

—459.86

Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio

39%

2s

May

National Research
5s

50%

13

Mar

Jan

£

T%

52

1130

June-Dec

debs 1967

conv

Western

&

43%

RR—

A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961

Guantanarao

56

48%.

14

27% Mar

Jan

Bid & Asked

$45

98

Quar-Feb

mortgage 4s series A 1993

Flying Tiger Line 5%s

53

48

May

Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st

99%

1

48

Jan-July

Rail¬

462.56

—

May

28

39% Jan

1,100

or

June-Dec
June-Dec

1998

Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Lack

1

54

May

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Power

6s

—

ft J»n

Apr

200

*i%

Low

AAmer Steel

101

54

20

■

trials

9

May

5% Apr

17

1%

BONDS

Delaware

May

18% Mar

93% Jan

97»4

12%

«

Corp

Appalachian

101

range.)

30

Apr

Jan

15

97%

Friday

Bethlehem Steel

$72

Mar-Sept

10
'

Jan

3% Jan

75

17%

£1

preference

Boston

4 Tb

May

12%

5s

6%

Wright Hargreaves Ltd

American Stock

g

61%

1972——June-Dec

'''

93% Jan
135

Apr

5

1.300

5

4Tb

5

17%

10

61

$72

the

are

Date

(F W)

Petroleum

on

A Mar

<jan

350

5%

5

$60

2ft Mar

Jan

4,500

:

11

10%

10%

__

Jan

2 ;

Mar

1%

1,300

2%

2%

2%

—

$73%

'

Apr
% Apr
9% Jan
19'% Jan

*

5.900

14T-1

28%

1

2

Wood ley Petroleum common

Zapata

year's

Indus¬

2% Jan

-

35

100
*

Ltd

Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood all Industries Inc—

Woolworth

X25%

$24%
1165

Stocks

Jan

26 Va May
23% Apr

250

27

26

26

1

Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% %

(John)

27%

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Wot

daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

•

Jan

% Jan

5

Industries

preferred

Wood

Ti

25

Co

&

Brothers

%

.1

Corp
C)

Feb

173

Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
conv,
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc,"
voting-trust certificates;
; when
Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

'

17% Feb

Feb

4,900

%

10c

Co

common

Williams-McWhhams

1%
119%

4% Feb

10
,

Wickes

91

161%

y

Jan

1% Jan

120

$172

ATay-Nov
April-Oct

Ltd—■

20

Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_
White Eagle Internat Oil

Oil

CI

A)

20

197

1,

Mar

3% Apr
21% Apr

1% Apr
% Feb

—•

1st pfd—100

:

convertible

•

900

6,400

in

High

19

1

2% Feb
69

41 Jan

Low

194

Slock and Bond

27% Jan

Apr
16% Apr
2% Apr
1 % Jan

(Plan

Feb

Apr

107

19

$202

a Deferred delivery transaction (not included iu year's range),

Jan

-Ta May

5,500

No.

19

Range Sine*
Jan. 1

Sold

Apr

2%

Jan

24%

5s

distribution,

included

Below

Apr

,

1947

Jan

10

1% Mar
14% Jan

1,000

1

1.25

Coal

Inc

2

*'

1

T

Ltd

Inc

River

4%
3Va
4%

y

2% Jan

800

20

-24%

\

10c

ord shares
Is
Stationery common."

rcrts

Stores

tive;
w

May

56

1

Ltd

Gas

•

-

,

_i

;

_

Stockholders

Westmoreland

8

100

Manufacturing,.—

Westmoreland

'2-/4.

Bonds

High

Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
fFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week,
tReported in receivership.

;v,"

Feb

Jan

1927)

Denmark

stmpd

Ex-liquidating

38% Feb
2% Jan

37b May

Oct

,paf value-

(not

2% Jan

Of

Janeiro

dividend.

May

800

de

15% May

5

1.400

—30

.u

Company

dep

i

Mar

25

80

3,300

V

Rio

34% May
6% Mar

4% Mar

3

;
,

stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997

Jan

78% Apr
30% Jan

4%

(City of) Germany—
(70% redeemed)
•
(Prov) 6%s 1949

(issue

# _

4% Jan

Friday's

Feb

44

Jan

2%

—

(Del)
Inc—

Western

Williams

1%

Feb

2%

•

or

Bid & Asked

June-Dec

Peru

Jan

2%

*

Leaseholds

5%%

4%

2

Sale Price

Jan-July
f'eb-Aug

Parana

Feb

2

Co.

Maryland Ry 1%

Wichita

38 Tb

3 Tb

Texas" UUmiesT46%~pfdII—Ii6o

White

Jan

22% Jan

400

1952

1947

Mortgage Bank of

Jan

1

1

Apr

2%

13 %

-■

A78

8% Apr
28% Mar

Jan

1% Jan

__

35%

,

Apr

listed

Western

■

3%

39 ya

5,800

34%

y

•

■

.

%

Amer

Apr

26%

W

West Canadian Oil

Western

3

Jan

2% Mar

3,100

5

preference—.—

&

5%

/'

warrants.

Webb & Knapp Inc

West

Jan

Feb

31

31,500

6%s

194?

City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1058
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947

Apr

189

Apr

24% Mar

14%
31%

6s

7b

ALima

34

1% Apr

100

Munic

secured

3 IS

20

-

14%

:

Webster Investors Inc

;

2%

32%

Waltham Precision Instrument Co

A Wentworth

5,600

42

5

'. $2 cumulative preferred—
Wallace & Tiernan Inc...

Wei man

100

2

—

f

7s
1939
AHanover

9

100

14

-

(The) Instrument Co

Aircraft

AS

Jan

2% Apr
7% May

43,000

2
37%

15

Wagner Baiting voting ctfs ext
7% preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc

j

7%

27%

2%

10

common

(Jons

ttuerman

Feb

%

850

2
34%

37%

25c

i.

Sugar

y

;

1%

ADanzig Port & Waterways

4% Feb

168

3,700

7%

—

Oil

Virginia -Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing—

'

Apr
Jan

5,000

3'/a

25 %

25%
—

50c

10

2%
23

3'/a

—

1
1

Corp

Vlnco Corporation.—.

y

181

20

3'/a

1

Valspar Corp common—
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co

•

9% May
7% Apr

'

Utah-Idaho

Waco

2%
21%

—1

Co

Universal Marton.Corp
Universal Products Co

Van

—

181

25

B

Insurance

Victoreen

'

3% Jan

10

Consolidated

Universal

'

3% May

*

50c

common

Corp

United Stares Corp common
Universal American Corp

Universal

Jan

A Hanover

29

Last

Period

Low

'

—

100

Reclaiming Co-.

States

%

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

High

5jV Jan

10s

Canal

Conditioning

U S Rubber

31%

IIII5

common

ord

Sharing
preferred

Air

32%

5%

American Stock

Ltd-

Co

rets

Profit

10 cio

9

*

Products

dep

United N JRR&

U

—10c

Corp

United

Low

8%

United Cuban Oil Inc

"

16

Friday
Range Since Jan. 1

High

8%

r

MAY

BONDS

Shares

common —50c

Corp

ENDED

Sales

of Prices

Low

WEEK

for Week

Range

Sale Price

FOR

t

?

,

i

The Commercial and Financial CfiTonicle

(2254)

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

MAY

16

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Low

Par

American

Co

Anaconda

—25

Calumet & Hecla Inc
Cities

Service

Copper
.

...

iYz%

5 '!o

cum

9

11%

50%
21%

25%

82

82

50%

Jan

44

Feb

Jan

50

Apr

44%

Feb

11% May
53% May

16"%

Jan

24% Mar

21%

Apr

27

9%

50%
6%

50

-

Jan

39%

194

21%

25%

48%
40

79

53%

5
10

*.—

Fuel Assoc com

;

207

Jan

Nat'l

Ford

Motor

Stores

75%

Feb

82

Co

50

Jan

54

Creek

Kennecott

LoeWfl

Co

63%

64%

155

55%

Feb

39%

432

37%

Jan

41%

58%

59%

1.165

1

36%

37%

337

33%

33%

50

81%
9%

83%
9%

281

31

31%

70

96

96

20

13%
16%

13%

JO

17%

3,192

141%

247

Copper Corp

*
25

Theatres

Lone Star Cement

10
pfd——100
Association
1

Corp
Maine Central RR Co 5%

—

Narragansett Racing
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co

New

Northern

Mathieson

75%

United

8%

Feb

Shoe

Feb

102

Rubber

S

Smelting, Ref & Min Co.
Co

RR

125%

141% May

Jan

Jan

42%

42%

100

38

Jan

46

1

27%

28

200

18% Jan

24

24

160

24

5

70% Jan

80

Feb

345

31%

43%

Westinghouse

11%

48%
41%

36%

32%

76

Jan

7"Apr

28% May

34%
.

36%

234

48%

Jan

Apr
43% Mar

31% Jan

37

Feb

Apr
34% Mar

^

50

31% May
26% Jan

35 %

Apr

71

90

80

Feb

Apr

13%

20

12% Mar

13%

Feb

57 %

Friday

58%

442

57% Apr

65 %

Feb

Exchange

Week's
Range

Sale Price

of Prices

Par

Low

Cincinnati

Milling

Electric

1—

—10

F

C

Gibson

Art

Manufacturing

Kroger

Electric

Allen

U 8

American

3d %

Chrysler Corp

"

Consolidated

Paper

Detroit

Steel

Corn Products

Evans Products

——1

61%

23%

7

Ex-Cell-O

175%

Iff

Ford

5

Trailer

Fruehauf
Gar

Electric

145

14% Jan

47%

119

39% Jan

12%

50

,11% May

300

168% May
75% Feb

45%
13%

372

16

16%

250

39% Apr
13% Jan
15% Feb

41%

80

40%

40%

115

36% Jan
36% Mar

12

70

10% Jan

54%
46%
52%

30

49

Mar

57

44

Apr

22

46% Mar

41

78

36

61%
18%
41%
23%

61%

18

48% Jan

18%

258

16

41%

150

23%

70

34% Jan
22 % Apr

49

53%
54%
175% 177%
105% 105%
"

132

I

Jan

Jan

43% Jan

147

53%

Jan

121

172%
98%
27%
30 %

1

56%

57%

58%
37%

15%

Chemical
Cash

&

5

15

.

Jan
Feb

33% Feb
52

Jan

36

Vif Jan

May

75% May
45% Apr

18

May

Masco

Parke

Peninsular
Pfeiffer

Republic Steel

Regis Paper
Roebuck
Mobil

41%
41%
12%
55 %

Co




8%

9 7 it

2,346

6%

115

32%

32%

5

■

9% May ;
32% May
5% Jan

Jan

32% May
4% Apr

215

39%

6.108

10%

•39%

518

.ll^a

11%

38

j

Jan

9%

40% Mar
10% Mar

Jan

;36%
C

34

242

/

11%

58%

59

37 7

a

37%

38%

4,576

3%

2%

3%

20,406

1%

1%

240

9%

1.310

12 V*:

514

8%

i

..

5%

8%

2,233

914 Jan

;

3%

552

,

33T'b

63 Y*

Jan

3% May

1%. Feb

1% Jan

,

9% May

Feb

6

255

2%

Jan

n

Jan

20

16%

1612

460

16% Feb

5%
5 %

514

160

5%

1,180

33%

150

3
Apr
2414 May
17% Jan

4'% Jan

33%

«

Feb

May

39

Jan

2%
;

,

5% May

Jan

58% May

452

3

3

■

Apr

36% Jan
41% Mar
13 Va Feb

32%

1.829

F,8:,/4

3814

„

Feb :

37V2 Jan,

306

,

38-%

38%

14% ,'Jan

11% May
29% Mar

300

,

124*

33%

,

;..

6% Mar,
5% May-

4% Feb

1%

1 Va

595

22%

Jdn

12%

301

11%

Jan

May!
13% Jan'

2Va

400

Apr
Apr

____

57

8s

1.000%

a

May
3Va Mar

"5

227/a
6 Va

Feb

84

20%

20%

440

17% Jan

53 Va

53 Va

270

47% Feb

4%

6%

5,635

1

11

10%

BYa-Mar

/

2iy2

Apr
55% May

6% May
12% Feb

Mar

3

100-

11

11

Jan

27Va Feb

Jan

20%
53 Va

10

Apr

-6%

7Vt Mar

282
762

V2

19% May

8

850

8

7

compilation of

Aid

May

27%

Jan

49% Apr
59

Feb

May

the

Feb

.

.1

Investment

Co

95

55

65%

Jan

American

59%

155

57

64%

38%
15%

502

33%

33%

82

16%

30

57%

100

44

Jan

20 Va

5,200

19%

Jan

23% Jan

10

3,700

7%

Jan

10- -May

1,000

7%

Jan

200

4%

Jan

5% Jan
'5% Jan
37 Va Mar

8%

"9V4

4%

91,4
4%

47/a

4%

300

4%

35%

200

30%

100

41

Jan
Jan

33

43

43

8%

9

22 V4

22 «/4

23

65%

68%

600

26%

27V4

17%

17%

-1

26%

—

(Un)

—1

Broadcast Paramt Theatres
Co

(Un)

*

-

6'/4

1,000

8%

*10

America—

"9% Feb

Jan

9

41

Airlines
Can

2,600

19%

—6

Aluminium Ltd

American

561.4

19%.

—.■—1

Manufacturing..
of

55

57% May

-1

Paper Corp

48% Mar
9%

Jan

26% Jan

61

Jan

"73% Mar

700

26»/4

Apr

31% Ma*

800

14% Jan

18 Ve May

l3Va Jan

17% Apr
47% May
-47% May
20 y8 May
37% Feb
14"% May

17-

17 Va

500

46%

46%

47%

1,200

41%

Jan

46%

46%

Jan

American

Cyanamid

47

1,200

39%

Jan

39'A May
16% Apr

American

Investment Co (111)

--1

19%

19%

2,600

16

Jan

American

Machine

*_7

33%

33%

33%

100

33

33% May

American

Motors

—5

13%

12%

14%

35,300

16% May
58 % May

American

38

38

11%

Potash

American Rad &

Co

(Un)

_10

Foundry
Corp—r

&

32

71

31% Feb

36%

Jan

35%

15

33%

36%

31

36 %

Jan

.

„„

(

Chem

Corp—x—*
Stand San (Un)—5
*

100

Jan

8 Va Mar

35

100

38

May
14% Ma*

May

111/4 May

178 %

121/4

1,000

175 Va 176%

12

2,200

85%

900

75

Feb

85% May

400

25%

Jan

30% Apt
3% May

167%

177%

Jan

Apr

Feb

30%

1

,

A.pr

22V4 May

3,000

17

(Un>_l

—*—12.50

&

;

High

Low

High

—1

Laboratories

Allied

Range Since Jam 1

Shares

5514

6

r*5

Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied

for Week

Range
of Prices

1

Discounts—

&

Sales

Week's

Low

.10

Castings

transactions only

round-lot

Last

—

Aluminum

Jan

2,689

7%

*

Corp
Advanced Aluminum

41% Feb

33

4%

10

42

Admiral

107 %

28% Apr
13
Apr

81%. May
1114 Jan

"

-

1

—j_

Abbott Laboratories common....
Acme Steel Co
*——

Jan

Jail

53%. Jan

330

26

J—*—

52% May
41% Apr
62% May
18% May

29% May
38% Apr

l*?a

May.

25%

Par

Apr

Apr
33% May

May

11

1,139

8

8%

_1

Jan

Jan

8

4%;

Jan

18

10% May
16% Jan

WAi

8

•8..„
•

2%

15%

346

.—5

May

'

AlliS-Chalmers

% Mar

1
5

2

29

370

79%
8%

78

Sale Price

187% Feb

May

-/
107a

4%

•

Apr

37% Jan

65

10%
19%

*

;*

18

17%

19%

5

'

"

2

17%

50c

Products—

1^8

1%'

.—.—1

*—*

;

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1% Apr,

Jan

400

2sr*

12%

v

of

33% May;

Jan

28%

Standard

Oil

29%

10

Friday

'

Apr

American Tobacco (Un)

37%

Jan
Jan

14%

13

13% Apr

16%

33%

33%

100

12

12%

136

33% May
11% Apr

33% May
13% Jan

24%

25%

75

19% Jan

25% May

39%

40%

30

36 V,

Feb

41 y„

Jan

Atlantic

33%

33%

33%

20

29%

Feb

34%

Apr

Avco

32%

32%

32%

1

43%

43%

30

33%
29%

33%

33

Apr
38% Apr
28% Apr

29%

60

25% Jan

15

49%

50

64

45% Feb

5

28%

28%

74

25%

29%

Feb

Apr

•

STOCKS

20%

6
3

Jan

14 y4

51%

10

1

Metal

Jan

36

10

May

12% Jan

425

May

27

*

57%

Midwest Stock Exchange

23%

•

32

Apr

—'—3

A

45%

5

Apr

44%

48%, Jau

5

——1

16% May

23%
14%

Radio Corp of America

27%

748

2414

Udylite Corporation

44

24%

482

32

.46%

100

39%;

*

Co

&

Dillon

Scotten

17

—.10

,

2% Mar

957

—5

(The)
Corp.—i»Manufacturing

80

—33 % 0

1% Mav

4,600

3

.:

Products

Brewing

36%

»

8

.—1

__—

Davis

188

29% Apr
29% Jan
51% Jan

31

62% May
45
May
23% May

Jan

34% Jan

Corp

(Un)**— .—*25

.128%

common- .—**5

—

Armour

&

Warrants

-

*

non-cum

40

Feb

47 % Mat

400

39%

Apr"

48 V4

300

12%

Jan

5%

100

5%
15

Jan
Feb

15% Mat
6 Va Mat
16% Jan

17V4

Jan

Ma^

15%

15 Va

10>-

1,200

10

20%

20%

21%

4,200

preferred—*—_

.—10

9%

9%

3,900

9V4

Jan

21% May
9% Feb

500

34 Va

Feb

40 y«

Jan

5%

Jan

7%

Jan

& Santa

Fe—

——*

Refining Co

44% Mar

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

33% May
29% May
51% Apr
£9% Apr

Bearings Inc
Bplden
Manufacturing Co
Aviation
Consol

(Un)

"(5%

(Un)—*

36

13

11%

6%

6%

5,900

9%

_***3

9%

100

11%
2%

50c
10

24%

,^5

'—

Corp
Inc

9%
35%

—10

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class

Benouet

13%

-

-

**1

Refining common
*

Manufacturing Corp—*w**

Bendix

47%

13V2

43 Va

u*

&

Topeka

Common

:•

2% Mar

200

1,300

46 Va

43%

3%

44%

3%

3%

—.—***_—_

Oil

Atchison

28%

27%

5%

Company (Un)i*—_— .—*50
10
Corp (Un)_:—*—*_
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5

.

Steel

Armco

5%

84

85%

class A

Oil Co

Amurex

Anaconda

Jan

*25

American Viscose

36% May

Ashland

Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil—****

;

Jan

514 Jan

,

24%

common

Manufacturing

Screw

61%

12

255

13% Feb

;

13%

■

-5
—-2
10

—

Michigan Chemical

35%

—10

V 22% Mar

11% May

50%

—1

Midwest Abrasive Co —a
Northern States Power

60%

*

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Apr

20 Va Mar

\ 613

Mar

3

"13%

,97a.
32%

1

Refineries

30%

——
—

Pepaj-Cola

2%

.

19% May

Jan

450%

.i J
so%,.

;•.

1 66%

85% May
47% May
14% Mar

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Pennsylvania RR

200

:

i' 145.

High

Low

•

14%

47% May
14% Mar
177% Apr

31%
35%

»

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—1

Co.(6 S)_*

.*—-*—.5

Dairy

/

2%

36%

Harvester

Drug

61%
44%

Distillers
York Central

-

^

36%

Mtrs_

Kinsel

Leonard

35%

National

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'20%V \

.43%

11%

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Kresge

3

Register

-i—;

I

American Tel & Tel Co

—1—25

V
'1,403

19%

3

34

—

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16%

33%

—6

Corp

Monsanto

Southern

10

61

(Glenn) Co

8ocon\

30

270

Montgomery Ward

Sears.

Mar

17%

38%

Harvester—*—_**—•

Range Since Jan. I

Shares

High

20%

—5

Chem

&

Electric

57%

The Mead

St

Jan

68% Mar
40

29%
38

Lorillard

Ohio Oil

Oil

10

38%

37%

:

5

321

28

5

1

—s**«

441/4

36%

1%

for Week

/••Tin: 11%
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\ 2'

i

75%

38%

Greyhound

New

Lakes

International

Am

Motors

Feb

Sales

.

Prices";

18%

•

,

—

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Wood

Rudy

36%

.1

of

,*

—,

;

*

18

5

International
Loew's

35%

Exchange
Range

—5

———

Corporation

Motor Co

10%

2.50

General Dynamics
General Electric

Jan

Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings

606

48%

5
5

*

57%

-i,

————

—

18

11%
54%

10

Motor

48% Mar

--

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Prophet Company

39%
40%

10

Auto-Lite
Federated Dept Stores

$2,325

66% Apr
95%-Jan

*

'

Rockwell

41

11-10

Eastman Kodak

53

Zx
—

Corp

75% Mar

13%

*

Gas

Electric

53

10

—_____

*—

62% May

45

—*

Feb

————

54% Jan

52

Chemical

65%

25

Edison

61V* Jan

50

DuPont

57% May

1.2

Cunningham Stores
Detroit

646

45%
'

25

Dayton Power & Light

92

.: Cr

•

'

181

175% 176%
84%
84%

47%

-

Motors _———4

Continental

62%

25

National

46 V* May
33
Jan

30

11%

1

Curtiss-Wright

59%

common.———*

73%

Cities

National

375
.

Jan

46%

176%

♦

Service^

61% May

♦

Power

Consumers

44

47%

•

——*

61

Chrysler Corp*—

Martin

29% Jan

4%

17%

10

5

——

26 ye May

57%

.2

_*■•*.

,

—

75%

1

—

Jan

51% Jan

-

32

72%

5

;

,

Bethlehem Steel

General

11% Mar

87

50

——5

Boeing
;
Burlington Industries

Ford

Apr
84% Mar

Jan

321

34'/a

44

*—**25
.———**
,-10

(111)

21%

60

Corp

Studebaker-Packard

—

56
360

26

26

Brown-McLaren Manufacturing

17

Telegraph—100

.

Ashland Oik.*—

Dow

36%

Jan

76

13

48'/a

1

American Telephone &

May

.11III_1

—

—

Manufacturing

Briggs

Standard

_****—-*_

American Tobacco

Columbia

27%

668
257

34

61%

Jan

5

50

73%

9OV4 Jan
29

Stocks

Cyanamid

City Products
Colgate

40

84 V*
;

34'/a

•

Radiator

C & O

34%

20
653

12%

10

i—

Airlines

American

Armour

39% May
100% May
33% May

60

911/2

"

American

Armco

Jan

38%
33%

31%' 32%

1

Unlisted

Apr

31 %

•

28% Mar

3d

1

.-_•**

i—

Playing Cards
Printing common

U 8

84%

68

Rubber

Hurd Lock

28 % May

Jan

83

2

>.

—.

Procter & Gamble

High

Jan

24%

~

32 Va

10

Low

22%

100

99'%

«•<#

—*

t_;

55% Feb

63

32
20%
Cl%

19 %•-

Wrigley Stores

Howell

668

5

10

Hobart

55

38%

Par
A

Houdaille

Range Since Jan. 1

28 Va

84%

Stockyards—l—

Shares

31%

32%

12%

Picher

Rapid

for Week

26

3j

-50

Cincinnati Transit

Cincinnati Union

25% May

'

Hoover Ball &

High

37%

.—*

com—», .8.50

Machine
Telephone

Jan

6G %

Kale I'rlce

Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing

27%

'

-4.50

&

21V4

31%

Last

Hall

Sales

26

.J*.

—10

——

Gas

Eagle

.....

1

Preferred

Cincinnati

'■'

—20

'

Cincinnati

6% May

16

Friday.Week's

Great

Last

STOCKS

Champion Paper common——_

Feb

86

12%

•

13%
57%

Cincinnati Stock

.*,

2%

24%

66%

—*1

General Motors Corp
Goefcel Brewing

——

816

.

*

36

STOCKS

General

Laundry

Feb

24%

Detroit Stock

Davidson Bros
Feb

25

22% Jan

448

32%
33%

75%

*

Manufacturing

55% May
48% May

Feb

BONDS

Burroughs

>V';

400

50

Apr
Apr

9

1,266

100

System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp— 7—12.50

Carey

43 % May

47%

'42%

*

24%

•

:

Jan

Feb

272

46%
40%

40%

36%
31%

Waldorf

American

6%

——16%

Baldwin

22%

47%

—

4%

.

—i

American Metal Products

307

25

*

——**;

Apr

25%

Company
Mass

——•

Apr

24%

5

S

U

Shoe

13%

255

25

U

S

1

5

17%

15%

1

Preferred

U

U 8 Steel

403

**—**:

Jan

11

14%

11%

•

Corp——

Rubber

14% Jan

13% Jan
15% May
25% Apr

—

Mach

Feb

25

54%

48%

.-25

*

;*.—:

S

Feb

10

34% Mar

28% Jan
90% Mar

*

Fruit Co

35%

43%

52%
48%

90% Mar

34

'

&

Jan

35

—

United

*•—

Carbide——»

U

36% Mar

12%

Inc.

Tferrlngton Co

Vermont

Jan

2.50

Shop Inc—,

Stop &

30

33%
11%

5

Assn

Webster

20%

43 %

37% Jan

75

-—50
s

Apr

53%

*1

64% Jan

75

—^

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Rexall Drug Co—
&

3 40

140%

100

Pennsylvania RR Co
Shawraut

17%

-20
—100

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17%

1

*——,*

—:

119

10

25
—10

——

Jan

Apr
33% Apr

57

♦

Railroad

Co

18%

64% May

38%

—

common

Texas

Union

37% May

7% Jan

6% Mar

50

—

.

Sunray Oil

Jan

Jan

100

5

Coal

Boston

0%

• *

_*

<Ky)
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard

May

45

5

Inc

Oo_———.—

General Electric Co
Gillette

Oil

,

30 Va

50a

Standard Oil

High

70

17%

*

37%

Jan

30

>

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Range Since Jan. 1
Low

High

37%

37%

Cincinnati Transit 4%s————1998

1st

First

Stone

95

10

Co

pid————.——100
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pfd class A—-—-—100
pfd adj_*,—>*—
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cum

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754

50

Apr
47% Mar
54% Apr

Mass

6%

Island

53%

Mar

177%

Feb

43

30

Jan

39%

11%

cum

Eastern

167%

346

50

%

—

3,484

51 Ve

-

5

Co

Range

Eastern Gas &

100

43 Va

42%

52%

*

100

14% May

8% Mar
26% Feb

3,131

176%

175
~

—

.—25

Personal Prop Trust

Boston & Providence RR

High

Low

14%
29

Railway Co
Sperri Rand——.
Standard Oil (Indiana)

Range Since Jan. 1

42%

—50

Boston Edison
Boston

176%

.100

—;—

Shares

High

12 s,8
29

14

5

Motors Corp

American Sugar Refining common
American Tel & Tel
*.»—

of Prices

Southern

of Prices
Low

Par

Sales

for Week
Shares

Range

Sale Price

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Last

STOCKS

Sales

Week's

Friday

Boston Stock Exchange

481/4

PI

1%

12

3

26
48%
1 Va

300

1,500

24% May
45

Apr

52%

38 Jan

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Va Jan

£%

600
1,300

1,000

9% May
12
May
3V4 Jan
30% Apt

7

.

..

Jan

27/a May

,

,

Jan
Feb

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Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
■/.

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Last

STOCKS

Low

Par

(Un).

Manufacturing

Binks

1

Borg

5

Calumet

14%

32

32

Canadian Prospect Ltd—
Carrier

Corp

Service Co..—

Cities

qity Products Corp
Cliff's

Cleveland
4 % %.

•

Iron

preferred

Coleman

——

Colorado
Columbia

'

,,

X

—

Continental Motors Corp
of

Co

Crucible Steel

'

4

Prewrys Ltd USA Inc

Standard

National

Tile

500

1%

Feb

41 %

Jan

46 y2 May

New

100

31%

Jan

35% May

North American Aviation

20

600

33%

100

54%

300

20%

17% Jan
"7.

Apr

;<

Jan

56

;

May

15%

500

11% Jan

Inc ——i—:
(Un)
1
(Un)
1

500

13%

Jan

16% May

7y8 Jan

10% May

1,300

44 Vb

Apr

57

100

29 y4

Jan

Firstamerica Corp
Ford

51%

51%

1,900

45

Feb „ ■

41

41%

200

33%

34%

1,500

84 y8-

84%

100

13%

13%

50

18%

18'/4

300

34

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Dairies Inc

Foremost

<—.

>

35.% Jan

General

General

Box

General

Candy

General

Contract

Corp..—

1

Corp

Corp—!—

(Un)

General Dynamics
General Electric Co

28 /J Jah
.79 % Jan

5

18 %

Ohio

34%

:' :

14

Gillette

(Un)

Co

Glidden

Gossard- (W H)

2,700

47%

3,900
;'.a 50

41%

Jan

48

108 >/2

Feb

112

Jan

28

May

18%

Jan

17%

400

14%

Jan

50%

200

48%

Feb

5,100

28

25%

20

——

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400

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Great La

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28%

28%

Jan

11%

Jan

24'/2

Jan

100

..

...

17%

17%

300

23

17%

24%

15% Feb

900

;■

10

/

May

14y2

:

Jan

28% Mar
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19

V

A

Jan
Jan

28

21% Mar

35

900

27%

Jan

35

16%

16%
54 '/4

350

16%

Feb

18% Jan

500

51%

Apr

59

53%

53%

16%

100

Griesedieck

Co

3%

3'/orJan

176%

400

3%

3%
.

175

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:

Gulf Oil Corp

(G)

Heilman

-Hertz Corp _—■___:—:w_.

Houdaille Industries

.

Inc

Industries Inc

Hupp Corporation
•

—

174%

..

Feb

Apr

7X4

Feb

186% Jan

Apr

Steel

'Indiana
Inland

Steel

Products Co
Co...—

Interlake Steamship Co

—

international Harvpster
5

International

16%"

<Internetional Pel & Tel
1

(Un).

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....

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Kansas Power & Light (Un)
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Kennecott

Corp

Copper

(Un)

a.

Corp..

Kimberiy-Clark

'250

900

80%

100

Co

Co

Leatb

&

Libby

McNeil &

common

Llbby

Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common

preference
Lytton's (Henry C)

■-

'
.

Corp

& Co

'

Field

(The)

Martin

Co

Medusa Portland
Merck

&

Merritt

Cement
&

8cott

Minneapolis

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page 46.

25% May

300

86

6%

1
•

16% May
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Oil

Rockwell

58 y8
38 Y4

9,3o0
200

45%

43%
46 Ya

Jan

24%

24'%

45 Ya

49

-

St

49

May
Jan

64 y4

22% Apr

30

44%

51% Feb

36 y«

300

33%

Apr

29%

500

28%

&

Roebuck

Jan

Jan

38

Apr

,

Classs

Southern

15%

16

Jan

35% May

Jan

33

May

Standard

407/a
1%

1,700

35

Jan

Apr
Jan

Standard

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Standard

Oil

16%

Apr

Standard

May

Standard

Jan

Feb

13%

900

11%

14

600

11%

37%

300

16%

16%
3%

3

-500
/

2V4

Jan

24

Feb

600

28 y2

Jan

900

17 V* May

87

31%

32

33 ya

33%

1,500

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42%

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5

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.

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Carbide

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17

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23%

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208

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Century-Fox Film (Un)
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29

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39

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1,000

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.

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Petroleum Co—

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Paramount Pictures

18% Mar

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10

18%

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Jan

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May

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Ohio

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17%

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Apr

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Northwest

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(Minnesota)

18%

2
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16

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36

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41%

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35%

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16 y8 Mar

16%.

2,900

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30

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Rexall Drug

Emerson Radio & Phono

1,200

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North American Car Corp
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5
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Northern Pacific Ry
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500

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26%

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34%

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•

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5

Minnesota Min

Jan

Apr

High

Low

70%

Feb

26%

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High
400

(Un)

41%

20 %

23%

&

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

ef Prices

Low

36% Jan

100

fer Week

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Par

High

Low

Week's

Last
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Jan. 1

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2,500

15%

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10

(George W; Corp—

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40

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Booth Fisheries Corp.:—,

Friday

40%

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16

STOCKS

Shares

High

39%

40

8

Co

Steel Corp

Bethlehem

MAY

WEEK ENDED

FOR

for Week

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

RANGE

Sales

Week's

Friday

May

18 y2 May

65%
'

21
14 y2

Feb
Feb

May

36

600

31 Ya

Jan

36% May

24

700

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

40

.

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

(2256)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR

RANGE

WEEK

MAY 16

ENDED

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

ACF

Laboratories

Abbott

Admiral

39=a

131

19%

18 (2

19 Vb

500

14%

Jan

19% May

56%

615

44%

Jan

57% May

543.i

9

94c

Ltd
•
Amerada Petroleum (Un
American Airlines Inc com
Aluminium

American

American

American

American
American

Avco

26%

3,956

22% May

27%

2,677

20%

Apr

32 % Mar

931«

215

87%

Apr

95%

Apr

17%

719

14%

Jan

18%

Feb

21v*

Motor

Mar

23

Feb

19%

255

21%

21%

Friden

Benguet Cons Inc (Un)—.-——.
Steel Corn (Un)

Bethlehem

17%
25

46%

757

39%

Jan

47% May

13%

1,076

13

Apr

15

Jan

25%

26%

400

25% May

27

Jan

General

Jan

12

547

14%

21,311

36%

14 7

a

Trailer

Fruehauf

Apr

General

Amer

General

14% Apr

8% Mai-

Blue Diamond Corp

(Un)

Airplane Co

Boeing

38

209

34% May

41% Jan

12%

1,621

11% May
Jan
3G

14 % Mar

1st

580

44 % Mar

176% 176%

2,264

177-'%

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367%

General

Apr

85%

684

70

Feb

86%

388

26%

Jan

30%

Paint

Co

44%

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40%

Feb

27%

300

227a

Feb

32%

667

26 %

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47%

1,451

39%

Apr

14

310

12%

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14% Mar

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266

15

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16%

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32 7

38

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41 Vb

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1,742

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29

590

24%

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15

California
Canada

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May

Gillette Company
Gladden

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Jan

16
I

230

31%

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Goebel

3,057

17%

Jan

21% May

Good Humor Co

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36

454

39%

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Goodrich

7%

3,582

8%

Feb

Jan

3

650

2%

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3% Jan

Grace

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6%

2,855

5%

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7%

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11%

11%

12%

1,050

9%

Jan

27 %

24%

260

3It

2,162

Feb

Goodyear Tire

Jail

Northern

29 % May

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50c

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52% Jan
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26

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18%

649

Feb
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230

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41%

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4c

13

Hancock

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11%

67%

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13% Mar

Jan

Mar

7c

Feb

Hertz

26%

Holly

class

Celanese Corp

Instruments

Cenco

Ltd

Apr

29% Jan

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25%

3,405

19%

Apr

25

May

14%

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13%

Apr

16

676

6%

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Distillers

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445

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Jan

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25

501

46%

75%

-1

<Un>

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Sound

207

(Un)

43%

45%

1%

A-

500

Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)

43%

1%

.

class

%

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry- (Un)

Jan

__

a

Hupp

32% May

1%

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Mar

4

Jan

7%

10%

1

16

50c

21%

Corp

14% May

500

36%

(Un)

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Honolulu

7

26 %

Apr
21% May

700
300

5

1

Co__

Co

Homestake

Apr

143),

10%

21

16

21%

16%

2.50

28%

Certain-teed Products Corp

39% May

5

Electronics

21

of America

Jan

50c

1

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13 %

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.—10
12.50
10
•

33%

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(Un)

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(Un)

%

Capital Airline Inc (Un)
Carrier Corp (Un)
Case (J I)
Co (Un)__
Caterpillar Tractor Co common

5,645

38%

Jan

36%

.

L— -10

A

28%

Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)_

May

.21

%

Corp (Un)
Atlantic Oil Co

~. •'

(Un)

21%

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Canadian

59

25%

-3

Oil

67% May

25

-10

—

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May

42

Jan

23%

Jan

Chem Co

Development

Jan

1,248

49%

1.90

1

(Un)

Powder

Hoffman

May

6%
61%

26%

Jan

398

'

Jan

16%

1

Hilton Hotels Corp-

May

15

Feb

157

64

(Un)___1

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Co

Corp

34%

V

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~

5

Financial

Corp
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15,328

13%

67'%

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5

49%

,

Hawaiian Pineapple

953

40 3„

57%

Jan

5%

6

45c

19%
26

2,600

24%

(Un)_

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Lakes

Great

Jan

40c

48%

65%

59%

14%

.

10

Ruboer

Corp

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5%

5

.

83 %c

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&

12% May
4%

18%
26

19%

Apr

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of Calif

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27%

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1,144

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15%

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7

15

57%

58%

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14%

58%

4

28%

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56%

•
1%

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.

Jan

Apr
13% Feb

(Un)

(Un)

10c

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Feb

8

-5

(Un)

;—5.50

Corporation

Cement

California Ink Co

Jan

2,678

39

1
8

Co

May

8

/48

16

26%

19%

39%

13%

Mav

29

.

20%

10%

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44% Mar

57%

—

Rubber Co

33%

25

17%

66% May

Apr

■

.

& C Television

Calaveras

365

Mar

Jan

International Harvester
C

60

Apr

-

Utilities

20n,,

—

135

6%

—*

Products

Gerber

13%

26%

565

60 %

17%

Getty Gil Co common

47% Mar

46 %

12%

42%

66 'h

Apr
26% Mar

48%

(Un)__

Service

Public

27%

43

Texas

of

Telephone

32%

40%

42%

15% Apr
37% Jan

170

Corp common

Public

General Tire &

Apr

1

1,975

222

preferred

General

Apr

28%

15
jBorg-Warner Corp (Un)
6
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
10
Budd Company
5
Budget Finance Plan common
50c
60c conv pfd—
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Bunker Hill Co
(Un)——
2.50
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
_1
Burroughs Corp
-9
Butler Bros
15
(Un)

Co

Jan

812

17

May

7% May
13 %

67«

Co

Electric

General

85

5

.

Oil Corp

Bolsa Chica

21

26%

16%

13

10

General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp com

May

44 %

4

Oil

Holly

Borden

Jan
Jan

May

54%

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Controls

11%

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2

Cons

Jan

5 ft

12

Jan

'15

6%

General Dynamics Corp

Apr

28%

2

Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth

Jan

47 % May

Feb

General

1
5
pi
8

Jan

%

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Jan

Feb

22%

1

(Un)

Corp

8%
1.10

1

13%
42%

—1
1

Beech Aircraft Corp—————

7%

127

:*

26%

2

110

Great

Inc

9% Feb

491

1

3

Consolidated

Jan

18%

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6%

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6%

13% al3%

—8

465

——.—

Bankline Oil Co

8Gc

947

13

6%
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Jan

V\ Mar

54%

Corp

670

13%

3%

12-%

6%

*

Inc

42 3

(Un)

127;,

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17

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13

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7%

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Corp

7 V*

1

46%
25

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(Un)

Aviation

Fluor

5

32

(Un)

Corp

Florida Power &

Jan

23%

93%

152
240

—

Flintkote Co (Un.)

Feb

79%

.29

Barnhart-Morrow

Bendix

Apr

93

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)__13
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
—
100
Bandini Petroleum Co
1

Beckman

73 %

-29

(Un)

Mfg Corp

313

26%-

(Un)
-5
Armour & Co (111) (Un)————
—1
Ashland Oil & Refining (Un)
-1
Associated Dry Goods Corn
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,
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Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
—
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3

3,950

Fibreboard

Firstamerica

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Corp

Warrants

Apr

4%
76%

22%

Corp (Un)
_60
Anaconda
(The) Co (Un)——.—
JO
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un) —
„5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)

Atlas

Jan

2«Ta

(Un)

Viscose

Armco Steel

Feb

5%

4% May

17%

(Un)

American Tobacco Co
American

3

Jan

22%

preferred————25
(Un)
—10
Electronics Inc
I
Factors Ltd (Un •—
20
& Foreign Power (Un)
*
Motors Corp (Un)
5
Potash & Chem Corp
*
Radiator & S 8 (Un)
—8
Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
Tel & Tel Co
100

American

Jan

4%

_•

%

Cement

American

2%

100

10

-

American Cyanamid Co
American

1,600

5

5%

35%

1

& Airplane
Ltd

Fedders-Quigan

a

35

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Eng

Oils

Fargo

aG
35

1.25

class A

(Max)

FairchHd

Jan

57% May

2Vb

3%

American Can Co

American

Apr

Factor

May

1.20

Jan

2%

76%

Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)-l
(Un)
12.50

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76c

49%

316

1

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Allied Chemical Corp <Unt
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)

American

6,700

10

Jan

7%

835

95c

5

2%

2

(Un)—

Artists

Allied

10

86c

57* *67%

Co (Un)
Gold Mill Co

Juneau

5434

1

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High

20

Eureka Corp Ltd—
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A

Feb

30 vb

5

.

Alleghanv Corp common

43%

39%

-

Reduction

Air

Alaska

Low

38%, May

2.50

Corp

Corp

▲eco

Low

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

of Prices

5

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Phono

&

Emporium Capwell Co
Erie Railroad Co (U11)

High

High

25

Industries Inc (Un)_.
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un) —

ACF

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

of Prices

Radio

Emerson

for Week

Range

Par

for Week

Range

Low

Par

Last

Sale Price

Sales

Week's

Sales

Week's

Friday
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Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

34%

34 "8

216

29

Jan

34% May

34%

33%

34%

2.160

32%

Apr

43

34%

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Jan

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Number

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS

Week's

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Sale Price
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Cement

&

Pacific Gas &

6%

8
8

.

10

—.

1st preferred

5%

red

1st

12%
25Va

;

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29%*

29%

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preferred

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19%
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1,880

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common

129%

100

.

Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)

United

(Chas)

Philco

Corp

(Un)

3%

Gamble

Pullman

Co

Inc

(Un)

Pure Oil Co

Radio Corp of America (Un)
Railway Equip & Realty CO—..;
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Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)_

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Jan

11%

Apr

13%

19%

Jan
Jan

25% May
3% Apr

Jan

67% May
Mar

944

5%

12%

Williston

Jan

17

Mar

45%

Jau

54

May

Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
Wool worth
(F W)
<Un»

200

v

47

5% May
Feb

2,866

55%

420

5%

36%

335

15%

..

51%

51%

209

45%

33%

192

29%

Feb

33: 33%

.

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30%

Apr

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6%

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35%

35%

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26%

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21%

Feb

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17%

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43%

1

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1

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2.50

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11%

1.

Corp

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•

—

5% i 5%
42 43%
21%: 23%

5% Jan

...

508

38%

Feb

26%

Yellow Cab Co
Zenith

20%

180

15%

910

8%

Jan

176

32%

Jan

73%

Apr
Apr

29%
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Va

Jan

62

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44

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5%

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896

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6

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34

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327

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2.50

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18

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15%

21%

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58%

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i

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31%
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59%

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13%

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9%
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31%

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44% Mar

Jan

May

64

Jan

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Apr
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1

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14%

335

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27% May
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7
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Apr

13%

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7% Mar
17 Va Feb

5% Jan

1,151
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.

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May

15% Feb
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34% Apr

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Corn

Jan

62

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Brake

Apr

42%

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1

38

200

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25c

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2.90

May
May

628

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Western Union Telegraph (Un)

8

630

28

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Jan

51%

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West Coast Life Insurance

63

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9%.

*

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28%

Feb

6

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Jan

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Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
J. Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rice Ranch

Feb

01%

—

•

Reserve Oil & Gas Co—

Revlon Inc

Jan

80% May
94 % May

39%: 40%

33%

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Republic Pictures (Un)
;
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
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15 Vs

—

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Washington Water

39%

__

15

May

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10

Utah-Idaho Sugar Co

7

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41%

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53

400

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——

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1,391

54

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408

8

47%

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4.094

46.

34%

—

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Feb

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586

67%

45%

—

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Pulp & Timber

136

Industries

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20% Jan
129% May

257

3%

66%

—

.

&

Jan

Jan

950

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Apr

1,681

3%

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25

,

98

54%

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.

Steel

May

579

12%

3

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118

203

32%

Philip Morris & Co (Un)
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5
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37

76%

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.

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Mar

Jan

(193%

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3,08?

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100

1

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118

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1.290

117

Corp

United

24 %

3,953

94%

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26%

4%

,—

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Sugar common
Air Lines Inc

United

Sales
for Week

Range
of Prices

Low

25

Union Pacific
Union

Apr
22% Apr

46%

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Last

of Calif

Feb

4%

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Oil Co

Apr
Apr

27

23%

150

*

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24 Va

530

Union

May

28

45%

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Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1

Pepsi-Cola

140

24

23%

46%

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Pacific Petroleums Ltd

Mar

Mar

25%

24

23%

30%

26

26

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,

Phelps Dodge Corp

20%

24

337 a

28% Mar

349

720

•

13% Mar

31 'A Mar

958

28

—

Pacific Lighting

29%

26%

25

Pacific Tel & Tel

Apr

28

25
25

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57%

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50 %

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26% Mar

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4.80%

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common

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.

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25
25

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Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp

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common

69

176%

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605

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May

Apr

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Chrysler

29 % May

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16%

30%
33%

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Campbell Soup Co

Baltimore

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30

176%

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17%

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100

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Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

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10

American Stores Co

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for Week

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of Prices

31

Oil

Rockwell
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5

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25

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43%

44%

1,572

27%

27 %

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30

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7% Jan

Jan

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Apr

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143

13

309

10%

Feb

13%

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394

27

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335

33% Jan

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20

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7

7%

2,105

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125

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425

59%

Feb

75

13% Mar

16

400

44%

5,422

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56

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50

49%

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25

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Southern

Railway

Petroleum..
Co

(Un)

Co

of

Co

(Ind)

California

Instruments

Drug Inc

(Un)
Inc

(Un)

(Un)

43% May

Jan

35%

297

17%

18%

3,117

15

915

48%

50%

9,164

__

]

362

35%

Feb

4,797

47%

Feb

49

278

43% Mar

55% May
49% May

350

15%

Feb

17%

14Va

1,580

35%

37%

604

13% May
Feb

14%

—

32%

39%

42%

44-%

185

42% Mar

46%

4%

6%

'24%

24%

758

1524% 1500% 1558%

24

1

24%

Co

28

37%

Jan

17%

18%

737

15 Vb

Jan

15%

15%

100

37%

37%

38%

6,670

15% May
33% Jan

27

27

27 %

36

21 Va

12%

12%

340

11%

Apr

13V2 Jan

84

22%

Jan

28% May

Corp

1

'

1.66%
5

1

common

15

Co

24.50

28%
15

155

14% Apr

17

Feb

26

200

18%

26

Mar

32

16%c

32

90

50%

49%

51%

1,738

15

1

14%

15%

574

10

49

•

50%

46Va

45%

11%

128

46%

12

50

12%

5

1,689
1,752"

31

Jan
Mar

37

Jan

13%

Apr

49

May

Jan

47 Vb

Apr

13%

Feb

Jan

35
May
41% May
7% Apr

34%

35

41%

40%

41%

4,665

37%

Jan

67/a

6%

6%

3,986

4%

Jan

14%

28

50

14%

967

12%

Jan

17

25%

6,433

21%

Jan

35%

35%

503

29%

Jan

25% May
35% May

20%

20%

15%

24%

35%

22

Mar

Gas

Lab

427

20% May

25%

•

& French

Jersey

56%

Jan

Apr

3

common—.

Jan

11%

:•

145

36%

51% May
15% May

41 %

10

Corp

Vk May
27% May

26

v.

1

Inc

Corp

Apr

15% May

14%

14%

Pulp

& Paper—
preferred
(The)
Co

Jan

18%
39

28 Va

1

63 Va

63

64%

640

50

65

V* May

•

20

19%

20

656

20

May

73%

71%

74%

335

16% Jan"
59% Jan

75

29%

30%

1,567

May
Vb. Apr

61

63%

489

25% Jan
58% May

31

63

7%

8%

60

40%

40%

40%

765

34

Jan

40% May

41%

42%

1,713

34

Jan

42% May

71

72%

$12,000

63%

Apr

73

33VaC

Co—

5

Co

•

Corp

I

United Gas Improvement

Washington Gas Light

..13 Va

*

common

*

Feb

6% Jan

Jan

68%

Jan

8Va May

BONDS

Baltimore Transit Co

6%^

inc

subord

debs

1977

3

Jan

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Feb

20%

6% May

Jan

25% May

Last

Sale Price

a

34

34

419

30 %

Jan

35%

794

33%

Jan

Apr
37% Feb

27%

29

6,092

25% Mar

64%

29 % May

Blaw-Knox

66%

68% May

35

Par

Allegheny

Ludlum

Steel

1,071

56

2,709

15!'a Mar

19=8 May

643

10

Apr

13 % Mar

Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co

17

May

17%

23 Va
21

23%

23 %

20%

21%

130
.

752

1,319

23%

23%

890

18%

18%

100

39

38%

39'A

2.535

22

22%

789

33

33%

19%

20'A

1,320

Jan

24

Apr
Apr

Equitable Gas Co

19%
20

J*an

23%

Feb

Pittsburgh Plate Glass

23% May
17% Jan

25 %

Pittsburgh

31%

Jan

40%

May

25%

Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr

22

28%

Jan

18%

Harbison

Renner

600

13%

29%

27%

29%

Jan

85%

87%

2,207
2,905

22%

80

84 %

Apr

29%

131

27%

Jan

30

10

__

29%

21 Vb

&

Bolt

26 Va

26 Va

18%

10

5

18%

7%

10

39 Va

6%
39

High

10

32

26%

50

27 Va Mar

26 Va

144

22% Jan
23% Feb

236

16

19

Jan

37

Mar

Corp

Jan

7%

555

6%

Jan

May
7% Mar

39%

163

34%

Jan

39% May
32

31%

1

32

100

26%

Jan

33

14

30%

Feb

May
33% May

71%

74

64

67% Feb

77V* Mar

6%

7

1

55c

7%

55c

11c

4

—1

26

10c

11c

10c

55c

26%

5

.

19

28 % Mar

33

72%

10

Co

Toy Mining
Seeburg (The) Corp
United Engineering &

May

26 Va

7V2

.

San

97 Va

Jan

Screw

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

34%

8.50

Refractories

Rockwell-Standard Corp

34% May

1

Walker

Shares

High

34%

10

19%

Feb

for Week

'

Co

10%
17

Low

1

Armstrong Cork Co

10 %
17

Sales

Range
of Prices

1

18%

17

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

__

19%

(Un)

819

18

2nd

Oil

Apr
41% Feb

39%

2

Acceptance

&

United

43

38%

Dairies

•

South

,

40% Jan

39

10

Sun

.

2

5

__

—

1

(Un)

10

Jan

Co

35

—

1

Corp

Electric

43

%

Bait—

non-voting

Apr

49,179

•

Century-Fox Film

Carbide

Union

32% May

43

A

Motor

Apr

—

5%

22

Union

Jan

at

8%

Apr
Apr

1

(Un)

15

50% May
43% May

54%

13%

2

Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants (Un)

Jan
Feb

43%

14%

26%

May

10

43%

49

16%'."'

10

Co

Jan

52 %

16%

25

Const

21

42%

16%

*

common

May
35% May

—

.5

6(38

America

Scott Paper Co

39

14%

39 Vb May

32%

of

Smith Kline

29 % Mar

Jan

30%

53 %

50c

Transamerica Corp
Ex
distribution

Twentieth

Jan

35%

—

•

common

Realty &

25

49%

.25

Preferred

Tishman

547
275

Apr

Jan

31'A

Co

Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv

228

17% May

Apr
Feb

34%

Reading Co

Feb

35%

5

$1.25

34 %

43%

33 Va

46%

1,555

Philadelphia Transportation Co

•

32% May
3% Jan

38%

17%

28

(Un)

Apr

29%

7.50

Gas Transmission

Tidewater Oil

2% Feb

42%

1

—25

Sylvanla Electric Products

Co

29% Mar

100

29

1

Sulphur

203

3

263

38%

32%

Light Co
Storage Battery

Potomac Electric Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas com

37%

•

Superior Oil Co (Calif)
Swift & Co (Un)

Inc

29

32%

50

39

10

Philco

43%

5

(Un)

preferred
Thriftimart Inc

850

1

.

.

Bunray Mid-Continent OH

Gulf

3

'

Feb

Apr

Apr
25% May

29%

7

(Un)

Corp

&-Webster

Textron

32%
.

'

—10

—

Studebaker Packard

Texas

32%

6%

(Un)

Standard Oil (Ohio) (Un )

Texas Co

31%

25

Standard OH Co of N J

Tennessee

32

2

Oil

Sterling

21%

a0o

Standard Oil

Stone

25% May
42%< Jan

150

;•

Service.....

Spiegel Inc -common

Statham

164

•

Co

Public

Stanley Warner

Jan

560

47

22-%

8%

51%

10

40% May
57 y4 Jan
10% Feb
51% May

Co.:

Pennsalfc Chemicals Corp
.Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common

Apr

23%

25%

22%

ft

Sperry-Rand Corp

Standard

48%

25%
46%

Apr

Pennroad

May

52 Va

47

43%

708

Merck

56%

22%

"

56

Jan

Jan

25%

.2

(UU)

Southwestern

Feb

Jan

4% May

45

25

25

Southern

46%

30%

49%

28

preferred

Southern Cai

298

.25

25

4.48%

.

18

Feb

Jan

868

8%
51%
39%

$1.41

45% May

13%

40%

35%

46%

Hudson

Jan

32

13%

288

45

8%

Martin

May

43

40%

43 Va

1

Hecht (The) Co
Homasote Co

Jan

75

Bocouy Mobil Oil Co (Un)_

•

8%

4%

13%

40%

25

Corp
Publishing

Hamilton Watch Co vtc

29% May
7% May

Apr

16

General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers

Mar

1,166
1,830

4% Mar

Jan

General

May

19%

1

common

64

29%

25%

13%

Foremost

.23
Mar
42% Mar

19%

110

438

Ford

Feb

28%

—

14%

Class

33Va May

63 %

14%

Duquesne

Apr

24%

36%

14 %

40 Va

Finance

24%

12%

,

5

Delaware Power & Light common.. 13 Va

28

3,820

3

Corp (Un)

Jan

8%

2.50

Calif Edison Co

Jail

24

24%

7%

.——7.50

A

37%

Feb

29

*

(Un)

Gas Co class

&

Sinclair Oil

19%

1

Company.—
Corp

512
606

63%

20c

.

(Un)

20%
29 %

21%

37%

1

Corporation

25%
23%

Apr
Apr

%

3

Shell Oil

Siegler

1

•

Co

Shasta Water Co

22%

1

Incorporated (Un)
Servomechanisms Inc
Steel

12%
33%

1.40

Servel

Sharon

—

•
10

com

Scott

Paper Co
Seaboard Finance

30

8

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Com (Un)

Roebuck

—

10

San Diego Gas & Elec

Sears

44%

1.66%

Francisco

Paper

—

20 g
1

Inc

Joseph Lead

St

—

—1

Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co

Safeway Stores

—

1.80

Electric

Richfield

4

13 Va

194

100
61

6,000

6% Jan
55c

Jail

22% Jan
8c

30

4

57

12

Apr'
May

7% Feb
60c

Jan

27%

Feb
Feb

20c

4%

Apr
Jan

Jan

14

50

3%

Feb

10

21%

21%

21%

191

18 Va

Jan

12.50

Foundry

58 Va

57%

59%

339

57'A Apr

4
Apr
22% Jan
65% Feb

13%

13 Va

5

*

29% May
Jan

United States Glass

com

t

v

.1

c.

Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp

Apr

4

4

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Montreal Stock

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

MAY

16

Exchange

Friday
STOCKS

Last

Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian
Dollars

Friday
STOCKS

.

Last

Sale Price

Par

Abitibi Power &
Paper common

4%%

preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class

•
•




oove

4fi

AlUminium

Shares

Aluminum

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Low

28

28%

2.640

24

705

Jan

29

23

Jan

24 V*

alO

5

9

Jan

10

19%

150

19

9%
27%

26%

10
00

320

,N

7,430

Apr
8'i Ma!r

22

Jan

Ltd
Co.

*
of

Can

4c/o

pfd

25

4 Va','0

High

24%

alO

Agnew-Surpass Shoe

w

for Week

19%

•

'ootnote*

Range

23 %

common

Algoma Steel
For

Par

Sales

of Prices
Low

28

21

A

Week's

Sale Price

Mar

Apr
May

20

Jan

10

May

28% May

Anglo

preferred
Canadian Pulp

50

pfd

Anglo Can Tel Co 4%'o
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos

Corp

Atlas Steels

Ltd

a23
47Va

50

—

50

pfd

—

•

50
;

Range

Low

25%

—

„

53

Sales

Week's
of Prices

for Week

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

LOW

High

High

27

12,919

25

Apr

a23
47%
51%
42
19'A

a23
48
51%
42
19%

280

22%

Jan

31% Mar
23% Jan

1,135

45%

52

53

25%

Jan

50

30

48

Jan

51% May

35

38

Jan

44

Mar

Feb

14

Jan

19% May

1,100

43%

Jan

53

45% May

635

50

—

45

45 %

15

41%

Jan

•

28 %

28%

29

1,965

27%

Feb

*

17%

17 Va

17%

480

15% Mar

32

May
Mar

18 Vb May

41

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

.

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

5%

Low

a23

100

a23

45

4,501

58

793

42

36%

23

35

44%

23

Class B

Jan

20

Northwest

535

37

Jan

42

May

30%

200

35% Mar

41%

200

15

17% Mar

Feb

10,156

44%

39 Vs

preferred
4Yt% preferred
5 Wo preferred

45

Jan

3.50 Feb

5,813

54*

50

77

94

75

89% Jan

45

45

95

42

50

350

4,972

50

49%
a43

a43

51%

51%

770

•

9%

9%

9%

37%

37%

38%

8% Jan
36% Apr

3,683

A_

75
370

62c
Apr
39% Jan
9% Jan

a7

a7

25

4% Mar

a2.05

a2.05

20

38%

38%

905

1,020
1,406
2,147

24% Feb
26% Jan

30 V* May
29

May

195

24% Feb

29

51

Feb

55

69

70

29%

30%

28%
27

29
27%

55

55

Jo
27%

10

*
26

Malting common——

36% Jan

3

a21
97

a21

% ..preferred —
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd—
100
Canada Steamship common
*
6% preferred
—12.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
10
4%

1.75 Mar

410

Jan

62

30%

40

37

37

12%

1,050

11% Jan

1,345

40% Jan

3,030

Jan

25

Jan

25 %

Jan

150

8% Apr

3.00

3.00

3.00

25

2.80 Apr

22%

21%

22%

385

14

14

15

14%
6

15 y«
6%

3.00

3.00

a4

a4

8

8

•
*
—*

;•

40

98

650
-

1,470
200
49

Apr

96

Mar

13% Apr

16% Mar

4.80 Mar

eVs May

3.00 May

5

I

a__

100

5

3.25

Class

13% May

4%%

preferred

Feb

17 %

6%

—

a82

a82

a82

20

80

Jan

81

*

19

18%

3,155

16

Jan

19% May

•

47%

47%

Jan

48

24'/8

24%

1,234
2,701

45%

*

19%
47%
25%

Apr

27%

65c

87c

31,322

74c

>bcie preferred

10

26

3,910

14'A

573

13%

•

25

13%

30

Canadian Vickers

Ceckshutt Farm Equipment

11%

Mar

640

21%

Jan

7%

Feb

13

13

600

13

Feb

12

675

10

Jan

12

18%

4,780
60

Distillery

class

-•

A

17%

18

500

Jan

19%

Jan

16%

Apr

17%

150

16

Feb

46

46

100

43

Feb

48%

18

19

2,770

13%

Apr -

19

-

Distillers

*

f,'

u

*

'preferred

28%

27%

28%

3,480

25%

Jun

•

22%

21%

22%

4,536

20%

Feb

7%

Feb

11%

11%

213

•

29

29

30

1,101

•

Dominion Foundries & Steel

70

70

72

715

25
com

Dominion Glass common

19%

23%

Jan

60

Jan

19%
61

18% Jan

61

1,570

51

13

5,208

9% Jan
19% Feb
7% Feb

Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd_.
Dow Brewery Ltd—
Du Pont (1966 ) common
.

Eddy

35

•

—

——

Feb

5

5

„•

1.10

1.10

600

—*

18%

19

805

._*
18%
22%
24%

•

10

7.7P

•

common——

pfd inc 1927—50
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd——
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
♦
Borne Oil class A
-2
Class B
—
:
♦
Howard Smith Paper common,
*
—

-

.

$2jo© preferred
Hudson Bay Mining—

——-

.60

—

•

—_

Bank'-—_„
Investment new class A

•

oil Ltd
^
_
•
Tobaeco of Canada com—.
*
€% preferred
4.68%
Indus Acceptance Corp common
_•
...

—

460

37% May

790

16% Jan
22% Jan

7.50

8.05

1,500

28%

34

35 %

a6»A

10

54%

55%

1,608

713

36%

100

7%

7%

151

46

<146

15

28%

29%

9Q0

35

35

55

17%

19

2,053

19

30

Feb

44

41

42

A.ir

46

47

50

43%

Jan

48

9

275

6'A

Jan

13%

.

3,089

38% Mar

14

5,455

12% Jan

14

0%

6%

6%

700

31%

31%

31%

3,270

6.75 Jan

43% Jan
50yfe Jan

91%

93

716

45

45%

6,438

26%

26%

27

609

Tnterprovlnclal Pipe Lines—

5

44%

44

45

1,245

19%

•

29%

"•
"""inn

6%

48

A

'•

Trust

Morgan & Co

•common.I

444% preferred

_For_footnotes

250

23

18%

Jan

25

19%

Jan

175

16

Apr
Feb

595

24

Jan

—100
see

page




46.

33

May
22% May

21

Feb

25

1,054

20%

Jan

25% May

42

42

525

35%

Jan

42

Apr

38%

75

39

Apr

20V2

925

18
41

41

,,

6%,

6%

&

6%

Hotel

42%

46% Jan
34

Apr

110

7.7
a80

1,805

Vs; 18%

1,100

-;7&

a80

,.

18

-

66% Jan

2

a50

850

-,'

t

6,6

•

Mar

20

Y8

Feb
Jan

Feb

r

a—

a__

15% May

—

18%-May
a—

.

100

<

23%

-_

alQ.

23%

9

600

;:nia%;ai3% v-C
;
aiO, alO
.:*, t2sr-;'.25- "

62

;*

60

.

8

May

1472

Feb

9

71%

1172

Jan

12% Apr

2272

Feb

25

64

1,680

Jan

.

May

.71% May
•8

Mar

/300

7

20

12

Jan

12

Jqn

427a

Feb

46

Apr

15

45

Jan

90

alO%
' *.44
*45.. *<:'

.

24■% May

50

7 % ■""*

,44;;

Feb

6

5%- Jan
22'/? Apr
8% May
13% "Apr

.

.

69

i

305

8%

,

42% Jan

48

Feb

64%

TO

May

1

387

—".-'.-.a46%\'a47

46%,'::*;;46.% ;i46%
'

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,

*
_*

(L E)—

Mar

Feb

2.30

300

,

Jan

3.50 Feb

10,985

18%

Jan

27% May

15.%:;. 15?%; 15%

100

.1272

Jan

15% May

:; ,6i6; .6ic

400

50c

Feb

i2..;,;,.iL?%;:,i2,%

6.075

-4

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.

a25

.

Jan

85c

1274 May
13172

Apr
387z Feb

100

Mar
17% May,

305

31%

Jan

38% May

650

10%;Mar

11% May

37,

4072 Mar

5,920

.7-190

"

66

■

17 %

May
80% May
20% May
6% Jan

..Mar

4.50 Apr

,

May

,63

Jan

.

18

.200

5%:...J M;40O
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•

j.14

—*

250

.

.

.

9% May
120
Jan

100

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31% 38%
11:1172
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38%
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128'

38:%;..'38%

—*.:.-

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266

T..w-,

:*

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46

""

70*

68%

3.50,. '.. 3.60. 3-5.0.
25% ',* 24:1,2 27%'

:*
10
:•

!

B

.

'

*

*

,

Products

11

103

>
pfd—100

Corp Fund
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—

Westeel

33% Feb

5

Ltd——

class

Jan

29% Mar

Apr
Jan >,'•

—

Corporations

Apr
Mar

Jan

.

1

Trans-Canada

-

30
41

43

17%

—

T*

Paving &; .Miaterials Ltd
Petroleum Ltd_J
Traders Finance <Corp class A„

United

,

Ltd—

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'-.

,

Jan

85

a44

.

al9.

,

:*

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Power

Jan

39% May28

;May

29'

.5

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Canada

29

'120
4,508

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(1957)

Save

V

53

,.

25

23%

*

red s f 1st pfd
!—50
Corp of Can 6%, cum lstgpfd
$0.
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50
premier Steel Mills Ltd
_•
Quebec - Telephone 'Corp common

Shop

1

May

7

260 Mar

Jan

1,130

18%"

Cum

Gas

-

,

:

>

*

Power Co

(Canada)

Apr

44

al9

"<

1,,

6%

Maurice

.

3.00 May

Jan

5

100
20

;

31-%!.

•

•

2.05

25

53

.

—s4

■■*.

Power

Reitmans

Jan

45

.

-

77,,-

Newfoundland Light «fe Pow Co Ltd—10

Quebec

20% May

'May

2.00 Mar

212

al.75

33,33%

_1

Royal Dairies Ltd

Northern

41

"

Jan

15'/4

520

30 ;./30
39%;\;;.-4o-'.

.

Mussens Canada Ltd—!
.

34% Jan'

50

2.40

a44

29% May
8% May

Anacon Lead Mines Ltd

90

Arno Mines

7,320
70

1,280

50

Jan

47%

55% Mar

48

285

46

Jan

48

40

7

Feb

50

1,185
265

1.25 Jan
26

Jan

15%

15%

15%

1,005

27% Jan
14% Apr

34

36%

1,990

25

20

20

700

97

97

97

53

May
Mar

7% May
1.35 Jan

Mines

Ameranium

Anthonian

Ltd—

-

: 65c-

-

.-21<r

137a Apr

16^ Feb

202

'

.Mines

Mining

Corpj-

21

25

Mar

Apr

Bailey Selburn Oil &
Baker Talc Ltd——!

Gas

Ltd

Bateman Bay Mining.'
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines

16%

Jan

92

Jan

99%

Apr

Mines. Ltd^

Beaucage Mines Ltd
Belcher Mining

Jan

4%c

Jan

6c-

Feb

-

;

7,330

.

May

-68c

Feb

15c

22,000

672e-Jan

15c

Apr

"

"a2c>;

a5c

320

2c

6C

Feb

'

5c

'5b

-1,000

3C

10C.;

* 10c

-14c

17,500

6c

9.10" i-

9.00

■

♦

MA"_I

_-

a75

__1

™

7.10 Feb

600;

SVicMar

1472c May
9.40 May

3,500

20c

May

,35c

Jan

3,500

3c

Jan

5c

Jan

26c

1,000

21c

Mar

26c

.16cT-7%c

6,200

13c

Jan

-

5c

26c

-

_2-'4?%c.5VSc

Ltd—1

Jan-

•

5c

20c
■-*- :'

-i'

i.1-

9.40

May
May

25c

20C

.1

Mar

5C

Apr

a2c

,

c

30c

Apr

42c

26fc

I

Corp Ltd

65c

Jan

4c

15,000

^1

16 %

Baska .Uranium

Feb

12c

>1,500

•

60c

_1

Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—

43c

28300

:.

13c- 13c

1

J

500

.;

*.

5e.

150 c.

*:

*.

Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
Aull Metal Mines Ltd__.

65c
24c

4%c V.-.14 %c-

1

Ltd

- -

5c •-.5c"

1

-

33% May
33% May

May
36 % May
21
Apr

Mar

t'
-

20c

8%

Feb

22c

—•

,

1

89%
54%

Mar

Exploration Ltd
Ltd

99%
52%

5%

Alscope
Alta

29%

77

•_7'

Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd_l

May
19% May

28%
8%

20

««

13

May

Mining and Gil Stocks—

36

•

Mount

Windsor

May
May

12% Apr

f, 34 c-3.4
_1al05 al05

*
pfd—10

Ltd

Co

27

505

33

Milling

45

33

32%

Ltd

37

22%

32

Co

Leaf

21Vz Jan
Jan

20

<

:

■

——50

Waterman Pen Co Ltd

94

May

all

63c

Jan

36c

..

Investment Corp
(Walter M)

May
47% May

Feb

-6

'

52% May
13% Jan

Feb

Jan

al.75

34

,

Distilleries Ltd 0%
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50

May

83%
31%

5

.

1

Canadian

Lowney

8.60 Apr

77% Mar

9,550

—31

100

Standard

Jan

22%

32%

.

pfd—

conv

cum

London

6% May
31% May

10% Mar

a21% a21%
19% 19%

al.00 al.00

•
,

ZZ'-Z

6f/e
•"

Southern

a67% a67 %

89%

100

Montreal Locomotive

Investment Foundation—

May

48

-

.

30

*

(A J) 4%% pfd—.
Development Corp.'
•

General

St

6°M>

30

22%

13

Claes: B

Montreal

Jan

30

45%

•

Jan
26

650
125

—^

Works Ltd

Engineering

Freiman Ltd

j.

May
43% May

•

Class- B

3"

42

40%
14

.7.50

tSolsou Breweries Ltd class a

'

9

546

Feb

6

2.35.

39%

East Kootenay Power 1% pfd_
100
Ford Motor Co of Can class A——-*

Feb

8%

5

(Robt) jclass

1

Mar

47
9

31

33%

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum: Co Ltd-*,

Apr

41

Mar

_5

Dominion

Feb

international Petroleum Co Ltd
international Utilities Corp

aOtCbeu

38%
19

285

so

Jan

Inn

4,168

preferred—,

28

?*"•

71

jfyyy..PaPer PW

Mar

41%

;*

10

Feb

34

25

53. ".,...53,:.

Crown Zellerbach Corp_
/

High

590

'

—

:*

36% May
7% May

Jun

Low

36,500

38%

6%

—-——

Melchers

14% Apr
13% Apr

13

MeColl Frontenac Oal

Class B

Range Since Jan. 1

'

Paper Inv Ltd—*
Products Corp cjass A_*

Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
Moore Corp Ltd common—

48%

Sales

Shares

.

62c

—

Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Consumers Gas

Jan

1,955
200

May
48% May

27%

,

1

:

Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
f.
;

8.80 Feb

1,692

52%

Preferred

40% Mar
22% Mar
25% Mar

27%
.

Apr

32

27

-

'

May

44

13

common

19

19

69%

Massey-Ferguson

Feb

5

1.10 Feb

28%

""70

•

May
11% Apr

Co_

Westinghouse Co Ltd-——*

Canadian

Feb

42

Silk

Canadian

Jan

7% Apr
24

44

In* Mid Cement Preferred
10
International Nickel cf Canada com—.*

*

18%

Marconi

65

Jan

42

Apr

105y2

Jan
Jan

25

20%

35% May
6% Mar

Mar

26%

5%

38%

—I—

Feb

5%
45

94

103% Mar

High

52c
'

25

Canadian Power &

May

17%

48

Laura Secord Candy
Shops
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMillan & Bloedel class rt

9% Apr

27%

44

52

com

$

_*
-*

B

Canadian

Feb

12% May
37

-Low ;

.

42

Apr

34%

May
28% May

Jan

225

»

Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd

May
May
21% Apr

27%

47%

Ltd

Jan

-

May

4.00 May
28

24% Feb
88

525

.s

,29

Jan.

Jan

all

.*

Jan

5%
54

.

Jan

for week

of Prices

5%

Class

13

18%

a9.50 a9.50

Jamaica Public Service
Labatt Limited (John)

27

1

Week's
Range

.

57c

Ltd—;*

Apr
May
May

19

52

international Paper common

6.90 Jan

-150

105

48%

27

Maple

47%

-

Jan

2,452

50

-

14%

Feb

38

50

—

Feb

24%

a

Warrants
$2.25 preferred
$2,75; preferred

5

1.10

22%

36%
7%

lo

«...

Jan

9% Feb

24

a6%
54%

1%

—

37%

21%

34%
•
1

-

-

600

15% Mar

37%

5
—1•

Goodyear Tire 4%

Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial

Jan

24

250

common.

Wares

7

150
275

General Bakeries Ltd

Steel

950

24

11

French Petroleum preferred—

General

950

IV*
42

-

General Dynamics
General Motors

18

7

11

common

Jan

24
42

—

9% Feb
30

17%

11

Foundation Co of Canada

Gatlneau Power

158

42

Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co
Fraser Cos Ltd

550

-—-20

Enamel & Heating Prod class A
Class B

4,590

37

——.—-1

Bddy Paper Co class A pfd

■

9'A

12%

35

7

*

-

Blectrolux Coip

17%

*

Match

9

12%

9%

.*
3 Vb

Dupuifs jFreres class A,

125

May
43% May
29% Feb
14
Feb

Mar

22

200

...94

29%

,,

.

.*

,

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd

61

12%

Jan

Jan

12

25%
2.ia

28%
a

.29%

Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd,
;5
British Columbia Packers Ltd class A_*
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd——*

May
Apr

22

59%

a21a21%

Timber

&

An„io-Can P"lp & Paper Mills

May

30

12%

550

Lumber

Abltca

Jan

74

•
•

19%

28
105

.48%

Par

28% May
23% Jan
12
Apr

Dominion Tar As Chemical common—*
Redeemable preferred
—23%

Dominion Steel As Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd

680

a

Last

Canada Packers Ltd class A——

2

Seagrams

Dominion Bridge

Dominion Coal 6%

40,625

Friday

'

\

4.00

.,28

Sale Price

18

17%

2
*

*

26%

2,399

.,93%

—

STOCKS

Jan

—•

.*

103

38% Mar

2,370

—

68% May

Canadian Slock Exchange

;

28'A May

■

f

235

a—

..

Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars

May
17% May

Crown Zellerbach

Jan

29

..

__

May

16%
23

—•

B

Crown Cork & Seal Co

95

;

_—

Feb

44

,

Jan

3.10

„

——50c

Jan

11%

28'A

.Mar
29% May
20% May

Jap

45%

Jan

130

16% Mar
38

27%

29%

preferred

May
11% May
14% Jan

18 %

18%

4%%

•

34

Jan

a—

' 1,070

"

28%

100
100

—

30

1,275

28%

Glass

:

.

Jan.
Jan

21%

20

.

29% Feb

-

May
Feb

16

30

11 7a

•

Consolidated Mining & Smelting

preferred

Jan

33

13%

13%
2S-%

.

28%

Zellers Limited common

May
100% May
26
May

28

ia

•
•
*

;

100% May
21% Jan

May

49

45% May
.61
Mar

'

13%

———

—

•

.125

;

280

.

26% Apr

Apr:

432
1,690

42%; 42%
.27%,';28%

27%'

..

,

92c

10%

•

(B J)

Combined Enterprises

May

13

25

25

preferred—10

Canadian Petroflna Ltd

50c

100% 100%

100

Canadian Pacific Railway

23%

10
*

•

;

3,125*

.

"May

6.60May
May
32% May

38

43
-

930

"
,

Mar

19

28% Feb

15

.

,

'

—

——

B

9.70 Mar

:

.

—

3.85

15

'

42' 42%

:

27%.

1,054

20

•

;

-;

,

100

Jan-

.Jan

Jan

14% Jan

:

* Jan-

26

Jan

13

23% Jan

25

-

125

.

•

-

185
4 219
70

:29%
"2*0%

29

20

42%'

*

2,300

;.5o:
5,436

,

14%

3.85 Jan^
27

70

a55% :. ' a55%:
asc
' ;55% 57%
'
100. .100

1

17

Preferred

125
;

29%

14

45

-

33V?-.33%
:

100

Worts—
Knapp (Canada) Ltd

.

51

-51

V

.

Jan

.

.

4.65-May

•

Apr

250

M

Jan

64% Feb

10% Feb
95

15%

6.60
6,60.
.36%'36%
31% ;.3l% _.
; 25-%*.,25%".'-

45%/,45,%

Webb &

Jan

15

24% May

3.10Mar.

12

Mar

190% Jan

.

HVai Apr i.

675

Feb

14
•'>

•
•

Mar

0,335

Feb

May

•

13

Jan-.1

'

53

-

100
-

45%

■*

Pipeline

13%

Canadian Oil Companies common
Rights

,

"

28.%;29%'

■*

12%
16%

Canadian International Power

-

'

28%

*

Jan

23
,,

2,610

:

13%

,
■A-

25 %:

i

Weston (Geo) xlass A

8

,

—25
common--*

;*

16%

13%

Mar

'50

96%

15%
6.60

Walker Gooderham &

Apr

32

;

v

sJan.

14.

6,317
10,005

:

11%

95

-—25

United Steel Corp

4.65

.

12-%

96%

1U*|
*

Canada Power
of Canada

Co

o

—

Trans Canada

a__

Mar

—--

Steinberg's 5%%. preferredToronto-Dominion Bank

.

May
14% Feb

Feb

13

"

--

A

Southern
Steel

25%

•

>

12%'Jan
98

-

J2 r-.13

.i

11%

*,

class A

Corp common

4.50

-

4

60%

'

-

Southam Co

98

Feb

'.S

•

Simpsons

Jan

27

.r

-

Sicks' Breweries common

■

3.00 Mar

20

•

•
1
•

—

Consumers

3,00

20

Canadian Cottons
Canadian Husky
Canadian Industries common
Preferred

Ceghlin

98

100

10%

■,

50
5°
Sherwin Williams ctf Canada com——*
7% preferred
1°0

•

Jan

135

24%-' V..'..

*60

i

<12.

Series A 4%. preferred———
Class; B 4%%

t

30% May

450

9%

4.60,

5%% preferred
Class B 5%% preferred
Bhawinigan Water & Power
s

24%'.

•

Apr
22% Mar

'.

Jan

300

•

90

.

12% Mar

12,097

100
15-

t

60% Mar
43% Mar

'

11% Feb
27%

Jan

34 V2 Mar

Jan

:

20

100

-14

100.,
*-.15

-

60% v. i

*

common——

preferred

Class

570

,

12%

13%

14

:

Warrants

•

-12;-

85

,

-

Feb
Jan

Mar

36% May
29% May

J

Apr

54%
34 Vis

-

.

-30

.

2i

20%
.

Jan

28%

425
1,265

■

-

.1 2,087
31%,,31%-137,

—

10

Class;A

Jan

47% May
30% May

30%

——

'

•

vv.

:

Jan

Apr

24

2,110
660

Mar

32% Mar

32% May

26% May*

24%-

•

Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common

12% Mar

47%
30%

9

Canadian Chem fc Cellulose
Canadian Converters class A pfd

May

12%

29%

preferred

Mar

25

OiTcoLtd

St Lawrence

•

19

16%

1,215

4u

\

»—-

St Lawrence Cement

•

Apr

48%
29%

30

Canadian Canner class A

70%

47

9%

Canadian Celanese common

Apr

'•v::

Mar

42

97

.common---——•

common

2.25

24% Apr
90% Jan

Aluminum—.——*

Bronze

Apr

97

Preferred-

Canadian

7

97

450

:*;

.100

Royal Bank of Canada

Royalite

11% Mar

-12-.

.12%.

44% Mar

5%

69

Canada Iron Foundries common

v

B

Class

Feb

38%

49,765

74c

30%

Calgary Power commonCanada Cement common
111.30 preferred—

Holland

Mar

100

•

Warrants

,

31%

—>

^ .32;) V

aftO

24%

""V.

(Canada) common
preferred
—
Paper class A
——

Jan

30%

a89

12

24%

;•
—

Feb

'' 2,885

58*'4,«: 59
38-39%

*»■

I—1

80
26-

26%

29%

.

*

35 V4

35

290

;.244 29%

-

59

(A V)

5%%

41% Mar
93c
May

42

——'•

Canadian British

Roe

Apr
Feb

10%

R

Building Products

Canadian Breweries

Mar
Mar

12

l

29%

common

50

42

68c

Transport

44

51%

24

39.%.;»,v

—

2,265

22% Mar

Apr
Jun

'V

•

26%

a__

19%

80/

19% '

.

#18

j

—100

preferred f.————--

Provincial

46% Feb

10%

70c

class

4%

Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec PowerRobertson Co (Jam.es)__

1
—•

T

—

—

Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—.—

May

94

21

Telephone

Brown Company

Ltd

Jan

48%

1,805

•

Jan

47
Jan
40% Jan

15

51%

Jan

■.

26%

Power

80 % Mar

80%

94

British Columbia Forest Products

Mills

6%

18%

*

High

a—

841

.

,

32%

19%

f

Powell River Company

Apr
Jan

38% May

6
38%

British Columbia Power
British Columbia

Apr
49% Mar
4.05

common

Penmans

49

'

80

.

1

50

-

22%

31%

,

Range Shice Jan. 1
Low

39%, 40%

»

,

Shares

High

22

39%.

—

Page-Hersey Tubes new common—

42% Feb

Apr
33% Jan

37%

37%

100
—60
;—-60
—50
60

f>%

400

300

5%

5%

•
100

British Columbia Elec 4% pfd
4%% cum red preferred
4%% preferred

41

48

4,00

79%

»

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580

Jan
Jan

Util

for Week

al3% al3%

22 V4

Ogllvle Flour Mills common—
Ontario Steel Products common—
Pacific Petroleums

48

British American Oil common

'

Ltd——-——
preferred—

Noranda Mines

May

41%

al3%

National Steel Car Corp common..

Feb

May

58

3.90

Brazilian Traction Light &

Class

23%
45

Jan

Apr

Low

5

Chemical pfd—,

National Drug &

Jan

51

43%

Paper

Cor by s

24

Sales

Range
of Prices*

Par

38% Jan

40%

"Telephone
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
,6%% preferred

Canada

Feb

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

•

Bell

flocc

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45

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Bathurst Power & Paper class

Brack

ENDED MAY

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

23%

FOR

STOCKS

High

57%

a

10
10

Bank

Bowater

RANGE

41%

6%% preferred —_
oi Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia

WEEK

foi ».eek

23%

25
25

pfd

Range
Of Prices
Low

Par

Bailey Selburn

Sales

•

:

-3,505

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-1,^00

1.09

1.09

800

-

4c•
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86c

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Jan
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May
24c Mar

A%c Apr
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l."52

J^n

Volume

187

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2239)

43

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

,

•

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Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp..
—.
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Burnt

Hill

Tungsten
i

b

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.

Mines

.

^

,

Calumot Uranium

Mines

Oil

Atlantic

Co

Ltd_j.ll

Canadian, Collieries Resources
Canadian

Devonian

Canadian Homestead

Oils

Mines

Corp

Copper

Ltd.

Mines

Consolidated. Denison Mines
.

5.25 May

5.85
1.95

Ltdli——.1
11__1_'_

Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd.ij
Cons Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd

Acme

Feb

Advocate

200

1.75

Jan

2.40

Agnew

Jan

Agnico

May

lie

Jan

Feb

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2,000

8.00

k

3.10

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;

Feb
Jan

1.82

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Jan

16c

Jan

Jan

Jan

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3.10 May
55c
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-

b 30c

500

5c

Feb

7c

Feb

3c

May

7c

Mar

2,350

-

7c

5c

7 VeC

1,300

i
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5.25

JSC.

8.00 May

8.15 May

.....80

.

3c

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600

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.

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3.30

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-

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3.75

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15c

.

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24c
30C.-V.

.

6%c

3.00

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Jan

Feb

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...

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.

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200

6.000

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Dome Mines Ltd
East

Sullivan

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—

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Ltd

Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.
Nickel

Mines

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500

5c
5c

15

May
5.75 Apr

Mar

Feb

8,892

48,050

-

Feb

9c

500

Mar

7c

7tac Mar
1 OVatC May
20c
Mar

Jan

4.00

3.00 May

7,501

Fontana^ Mines

(1945)

Francbeur Gold

Fundy

IJ ay. Copper

10c

Gaspe- Oil

7c

10c

Giants Yellowknife

Gold

Gunnar

vi

Hillcrest

Collieries

'

Indian

Lake

Uranium

>'

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Jan

Apr

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1,000

6c

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6.25

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200

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f

120

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/

260

22

1,455

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18

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.

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Jan

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I

'

23%
.,8c

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55c

Jan

Jan

38c

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3c

;

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.

8c

15%

4c

4c

10 c

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Alba

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1

Medallion Petroleums

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4,000
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5c

400

18 Vb May

Jan

15

9c

Feb

5,700

4c

9c

Jan

17

Jan

1,000

:2_

1

Mining Cojh> of Canada Ltd..
Mogador Mines Ltd..
21
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—.
1
Monpre Mining

Co

'.il

Ltd..

*;x
'

io%

25c

Mar

•

:i

Jan

New

New

Alberta

Mylamaquc Explorations Ltd—l"
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
_li_j20c

New

New:

Santiago Mines Ltd___.
:
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd.7"*'

New
New

Vinray Mines Ltd——

New

We3t: Amulet

Mines

Nocana

Norlartio

.2.

1'

Mines Ltd

Asbestos

62c

North American

Rare Metals..

4 Vb (/o

Northspan Uranium Mines

Ltd—.

(1945)

Ltd
I

Opemisca. Explorers Ltd.ij
:._J22.i_21
Operaiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.I
Orchan

Uranimn Mines Ltd—

Partridge Canadian
Paudash

Lake

Exploration

Uranium

Mines

Ltd__l
Ltd

27c

Phillips Oil Co Ltd

Anglo
Anglo

Oil

Ansil

1

27C:

(Chib) Mines Ltd

Provo Gas Producors Ltd

l

—_^

.*

Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
11
Quebec Lithium Corp
.1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
.1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd.j.j.:.
1
Red

Crest

Gold

Gold

Standard

Steeloy

Mines

Mines

Gold

Mining

Ltd..

....

Ltd^

Corp

Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tarbell Mines
Tib

Mines

Ltdl

*

;

;

25c

May
May

Jan
Jan

11

12c

Jan

1.25

Feb

Warrants
Arcan

Trojan, Con.solidated Mines Ltd.

4c

Mar

90c
2.75

Oils

Ltd

9 Vbc May
21c
May
•

21c

Arjon
Ash

Vanguard Explorations Ltd
ViolaMac

Mines

1

1

Ltd

Class

Mining Corp..
*
-- Weedon Pyrite «fe Copper
Corp Ltd
Wendell

Mineral

Products

_Ltd

)Ve$tburne Oil Co Ltd
Westville

Mines

for

footnotes

see




25C

30c

2,500

25c

160

16c

1,482

12c

27

2,715

14

53

1,670

43% Apr

105

10c

13c

11,500

1.85

1.95

7,050

3.00

3.00

200

'

9

9

400

8%

9'/a

2,875

101

230

'

8%

1

Gold

1

Mines

1

—

Avillabona Mines

1

Bailey Selburn Oil to Gas class A.
•'5%
preferred

1

8% Mar

May
9% Apr
Apr
6.00 Apr
18
Apr

Jan

412

109%

3.90 Jan

15% Mar

25c

12 Vbc

14c

10c

12c

8,100
20,633
29,000

2.35

2.44

9,420

lie

5%C

6c

9.60

6,115

Jan

10c

17 %c Mar

6c

May

33c

Feb

Jan

8a

Apr

Apr

20c

Feb

6c

Jan

16o

Apr

1.93

Jan

4c

11 Vbc

4,000

8.95

—

9

8% Jan
95

2,650
14,500
20,900

6%C

Mar

2.25 Jan
3.50 May

Feb

18

6c

2.35

14c

2.00

10c

20c

May
May

.51

1.60 Apr

5.00

6c
__

19% May
53

t

Jan

9c
'

Mines

River

7c

Feb

May
May

1.19

Jan

17%

-

22c
—1

.

Jan

41

Jan

40c

Mar

19%

May

20c

Jan

54c

4.50

Aumaque Gold Mines.
Aunor

25c

45%

18

.1

—

Jan

100

152,500

99

1

5o

30c

—

Mines

Aumacho

32c

52

1.91

Feb

19c
28

Jan

45 Va

.

250

Jan

20% Feb

1.19

18%

Feb

Jan

35c

,

12c

640

30o

12 Vbc

'

8c

7C

May

99c

—

250

12% May

7,200
1,400

-

16c

——

ZIIoo

.

28

16c

*

3.25 Apr

8.70 Jan

25C

68c

13Vbc Jan

820

52

B

Aubelle

5% %

2.50 Feb

9.10

Jan

5c

23% '•

655

7.05

Jan

7c

Jan

.9.70 May

-.21% Mar

25

24

25

23%

23

23%

1,650

—50o

preferred

Oils

2.00

1.75

2.00

6,500

16c

18c

5,300

8 Vbc

8%c

6%c Jan

12 Vbc Feb

44%
57%

1,549

38% Jan

58

1,087

51

Jan

45May
58% May

41c

33,100

190

Jan

1

—

Cons

1

Mines—

Mines

Barnat

1

—i

Mines

Barvue

1

Exploration Ltd
Metals Mining

Barymin
Base

Uranium

Baslca

•

Bathurst
Class

to

Power

24

21

Feb

25

Jan

23%

1.58 May

Feb

2.03 Mar

1
—*

Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty Bros

45

666
>

13 %c

19c

Apr

64c

Jan

Feb

16%
20c

18c

20c

18,443
14,800

18c

May

30c

Feb

21 Vbc

27c

249,700

12c

Jan

27a

May

6 Vbc

7c

5,000

6c

Jan

10c

Jan

36%

—

Paper class A——•
—*

B_

19c

26 Vbc

Mines

Bata Petroleums Ltd.

36%

16%

16 Vb

225

20c 23 %C

28,869

•

38

34% May
15

41% Jan
19

Apr

17 %c Jan

Jan

28c

Apr

Apr

4.25

Jan

66c

Jan

1.06

12c

Jan

17c

Feb

17%

Jan

22 Vb

Apr

3.55

Lodge

4.00

3.75

4.00

740

79c

75c

85c

3,700

15 Vbc 15 Vbc

2,050

21

21%

965

27

27

305

25

Feb

86c

Feb

1.55

Jan

3,00 May

*

15 %C

*

Uranium

Lumber Co common

21 Vb

20

Preferred

Bell

1
1

Feb

18c

Mar

Bidcop

1,065

40%

13c
5.90

10c

Apr

1.58

Mar

18c

Feb

Feb
Jan

8.25 May

40%

41%

12,946

27

39% Jan

70c

82c

12C 14%c

50,200
7,642

10%c Jan

1

;—

Apr

22c

Bouzan

18c

Jan

29c

Jan

Jan

82c

May

15c

Feb

35c

May

Jan

Apr

Mar

Bowater

Jan

Boymar

Apr

10c

Jan

57c

Mar

2.76 May

4,500

6Vbc Mar

100

4.95 May
5c
Jan

9,000

16c

Feb

Mar

3c

Apr

6c

Jan

Jan

71c

4.05

Jan

60c

Jan

9c

Jan

20c

Apr

Jan

30c

Jan

5C

5 Vbc
9c

7,500

6c

Jan

9c 10 Vbc

11,500

7c

Jan

38c

3,000

35c

10*

4%c Jan

fan

9%c Apr
17 %c

Jan

—J

37c

Apr

60c

Jan

44 Vb

44

Vb

44 Vb

190

41

Jan

45

Feb

48 Vb

47 Vb

48%

485

42 Vb

Jan

49% Mar

3.85

3.85

3.50

Jan

4.10 May

37c

100

8c

9C

42.299

5.95

6.10

6,896

64c

64c

64c

599

6

5%

6

Apr

21%

6,194
530

5%

21

-1

common.

3.85

8c

6.05

19%

Feb

175

46%

Jan

7%c Mar
4.30

64c

16C

Jan

6.20 Apr

Jan

79c

May
■

Jan

/

Jan

6%

21% May
48

Apr

47

107/a

10%

122

5%

Jan

11

Feb

20

20

Feb

20

May

1.60

1.70

1,585
7,960

17%

1.65

.50

46%

1.35

Jan

373,4

Warrants

24c

Jan

20c

82c

8c

-1

Preferred

Jan

May

1.35

.50

Petroleums

Jan

6c

8c

Jan

6,700
4,800

-1

Traction

6.00 Jan

37c

17C 18 %c

<an

Jan

25c

Bridge to Tank common
10c

35c

Feb

1.25 Mar

.50

—

pfd
—

Paper

Bralsaman

85c

„1

—

Gold Mines

Brazilian

4c

19,357
1,750
8,940

23 Vbc

Bralorne Mines

10 Vbc

'

7,000

1.08

Jan

18c

-1

Ltd

Corp 5%

preferred

Jan

Jan

Feb

Feb

5Vb%

6c

2c

5c
2.44

Mines

Bowater

8c

1.00

42 Va

Jan

—1
—

Gold

90c

2,000

2,200

Mines

17c

25c

Gold Mines

Bouscadillac

33c
70c

Bay

Feb

4,000

-

Black

Bonville

1.03
36c

1

Ltd
Uranium.^.

63c

ey2c

1

Mines

Mines

Bordulac

1.30

13c

Mines

Uranium

31,515

74c

—-

Yukon

1.10

2.75

1

Copper Corp
Mines

Bicroft

1.00

2.51

-8O0

Telephone

Bibis

L05
2.65

28

Mines—

Quebec

Bethlehem

Feb

30c

37%

38%

8,018

33%

Jan

38% May

47

—

20

Bright (T G) common
Britalta Petroleum

1 80

lan

Apr

58c

Feb

63c

May

9Vbc Jan

18c

Feb

Apr

9.55

3.90

2,000

IOV2C lO'.bc

9.75

Apr

4.55

8c

Apr

i2c

8 V4

Feb

11 Ve Mar

•

10'b

3,975
;

Jan

«

1..90
11c
3c

21c

12c'-

1.85

8,000

8c

Mar

16c

Jan

3c

:

2,500

12c
4c

49,000

3c

Feb

21c

15.500

13c

May
May

8c

13c

:
•

1.98

lie

•

23c

Jan

Jan

2.33 Feb

British

Amer

Oil

4 %Vb

5 Vb

%

British

Forest

Columbia

Class
British

Products

Packers

class

11c

13c

4,000

8c

15c

Mar

37%c

42c

20,629

30c

Mar

1.26

Jan

British

6c

7c

5,000

6c

Mar

13c

Jan

Broulan

13c

Jan

24c

May

Jan

7.00

Apr

Apr

2.64

Feb

Brunsman

10c

Jan

Brunswick

Mining

833

6.60'

100

5.00

2.13

2.34

32,600

1.65

9c

9c

9c

500

19c

1.63

1.50

1.65

,

16,800

1.35

•„

21 Vb

Jan

1.24

May

"24

34

300

1.24

.24.

6c

1.24

2,200

Apr

1.65 May
24 V2

3,400

16c

Jan

34c

Feb

1

20C

20c

20c

500

l«c

Mar

25c

Mar

2 Vbc

3c

2,000

2'bc Jan

4 Vbc

77c

84c

2,600

61c

Jan

84c

5c

6c

10,000

5c

Jan

8Vbc Jan

1

5%C

•

Jan

94%

110

88

Jan

49%

50

541

44 Vb Mar

94% May
51
Mar

513/4

48

A

51%
9%

51%

655

97/a

3,666

*

123/4

12%

115

12 Vb

12%

100

37%

37%

38%

4,733

Reef

Telephone

73c

67,457

Mines

12%
13

Jan

11

Jan

13

Jan

36%

Apr

41 Vb Mar

59c

61c

Apr

95c

42

315

38 %

Jan

44% Mar

54c

60c

63.300

46Vbc

Apr

62c

9%

Jan

11% Mar

4c

Jan

7%c

68c

10%

10%

600

1
1

5c

5c

5c

5,000

6c

6c

1,300

1

2.85

2.65

2.90

7,901

1.95

Apr

1

6 Vbc

6%C

6 Vbc

2,500

5o

Jan

1.15

1.25

12,330

73c

Mar

9c 10 %C

38,800

to

Smelting

Buffadison Gold
Red

10%

1

Ankerite

1

Lake

6%o Jan

Products

•

Bullochs Ltd class A

Bunker

•

Hill

Ext

May
Burrard

Dry

Dock

class

A

*

Jan
Jan

Jan

May

1.34 May
12c

May

Jan

42

Mar

5Vb

Jan

39

6

6%

8c

7 Vbc

8c

1,202
2,500

12%

13

623

10%

Jan

6%

7

300

6%

Apr

*

8c

Jan

35%

38%

38 Vb

7c

2.90

May

4Vbc Jan

450

12 Vb

Building

Apr
Feb

Jan
Jan

8%

1

Mines

51%

Feb

41%

25
1

Mar

May
Apr

12

Brown Company

Buffalo

19c

94%

49%

70c

Columbia

Buffalo

18c

94%

Brunhurst

May

18c

46%

9%

Rights

1.24 May

i

44

Jan

81

12%

•

Mines

Apr

19c

6.60

•-

Jan

Feb

42

*

B

Columbia Power

7c

'

81

39 %

80%

•

preferred
Columbia

Jan

48

145

50
50

preferred

British

77

43

45%

81

43

100

preferred
preferred

4% %

5%

pfd

preferred

4 Vb %

80

43

45%

100
50
50

British Columbia Elec 49b

39c

•

page 46.

10,100

CO

Steels

Feb

550

Z~1

Ltd

22c

12%

Warrants
Atlas

Apr

20o

—

common

3.60 May
Feb

Apr

40c

11%

«...

-

Atlas Yellowknife Mines
Atlin-Ruffner Mines

1.55

7,000

Z~1
^

2.10 Jan

—

Debentures

4.55

500

»

;_3

2

Virginia

500

—

Associated Artists Prod com

Apr

500

1

46,725

40c

Temple

2.30

600

62c

16c

Asamera Oil

Apr

12c

l

Mar

3.60

Mines

Gold

Bevcon

11,500

.1

I

Jan

86c

3.00

l-oa-

Argus Corp common
$2 Vb preferred
$2.40 preferred

Feb

5c

Z..1

L

35c

3.00

-1

Belcher Mining Corp

63c

Ltd

Valor Lithium Mines Ltd

Ventures Ltd

Gc

1.15

2,000
•.

Jan

May

■

Belle terre

53,700

20c

15c

64c

50c

-

Jan

17c
May
7Vbc May

2.34

Asbestos Corp

United

.

20,566

22,700

80C

Jan

500

6

Feb

17c 18 %c

2.75

——

Feb

36,000

4.95
.

Feb

70c

3.60

Corporation

30c

4.20

.

'

..1

Mines

Area

Jan

12c

i

60o

27%

May

6<3C„

,_i

May

1

I-—

13 Vbc

4.20

1

:

35c

———

Feb

65c

l

?

30,028

Jan

59c

*

Ltd

40c

Jan

May

May

1

__i

35c

23

20c

59c

-

1

Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
United

18c

1

Ltd

Exploration

G.

.

;-i

24e

83c

5c

-

1

Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd..

Jan

Apr

l

Ltd

Mines

10%c

Jan

34.000

6%c

4.95

1

12,104

10c

4%c

Ltd

Steep

Tazin

6V2c

f-

Mines.^—

Sherritt-Gordon

20c

'

*

6

Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—l
Sisco

6'be

.

49

17c

31% Mar

51c

96,090

-

Jan

600

13c

26c

2.70

45 Vb

12c

Jan

73c

2:60
*

f

782

83c

Jan

Mar

1,500

34c

Apr

48%

12c

Mar

7c

27c

27c.

22

47%

Apr
25% Apr

70c

2.51 May

87c
65c

3c

4,625

i

1,435

76c

Apr
Feb

15c

45,000

79c

12,108

23

53c

Warrants

4%c

27

23

37C

5,000

21c

4c,

25 Vb

6.10 May

37c

4c

8.25

79c

1,150

41o

1

28% May
6O0
Jan

.1

2,000

8 Ibc 10 Vbc

41c

12%

Nickel

Beaver

26c

,

41c

47 Vb

Imperial

Beaver

(?7c

;»

4.15 Apr
21% Jan

3.00

—

Mines

Jan

24c

4C 2

9,355

__lc

Petroleums

Antlies

1.46 May

15 c

9Vbc..'

12% Jan

7,760

28%

-200

—5

Development

Arcadia

36c

7:60

^2—21

May

5,200

5.90

27

23

25
5

:

Jan

100

,—1

.

17

17

5.70

—•

pfd

Huronian.
Rouyn Mines

9c

11,600

_„-__l

Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd,
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd.:

Mar

Apr

57 Va

85,400

"

43c

34 %c

16%

——

common

4%

Lead Mines-

Anchor

Apr

11c

.

Ian

May

25%

Mining--

Ltd

Jan

1.60

1.45

5.85

Analogue Controls

3c

1.30

:

•

7c

Jan

1.15 Jan

16%
——

preferred

Anacon

Feb

10c

__2

,

-1.30

27%

—

-

80c

14c

100

-

6,120

18%c

Apr

2,850

69c ".

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Pennbeo Mining Corp,

Portage Island

"

40c

;

44 Vb

20,000

14c

.38c

•

6c

3.30

14c

2,000

50c

7,500

98c

t

Mar

5,025

1.45

40c

American Leduc Petroleums Ltd

89c

4,000

•

4c

1.60

1.35

May

—10

91/4

10,500

15c

31,587

1.50

10

—10

7 Vbc

11,250

.

8.10

6c

5c

1.55

American Nepheline

May

1.30

,14c

..1

—

Apr
May

37c

60c

8c

J .30

j_90c

65c

1

Apr
Apr

21c

10c 2'

.1

;

Ltd——!

Jan

3.50 Apr

Jan

8% Feb

Nova Scotia

Jan

'

Oils

33c

2.31

Montreal.

)

Obalski
Okalta

33,000

Amalgamated Rare Earth

59c

2-3.-30.

~1

65c

1

Feb

90c

._1

58c

Amalgamated Larder Mines.

Jan

OVaC

—.1

74c

12,680

1.35

-

Aluminum Co

85c

8c

•

Jan

Oils

Cons

Roxana

34c

8c

v

■

45c

3.45
.

of

May
20Vbc May

2,000

I7c

•

l

CovpilLiz-ll

3,000

May

of

Jan

•

;'62c

21c

Bank

17c

4c

Mar

60c

Feb

Bank

85c

12c

55o

13c

Feb

500

24c

Jan

33,950

Apr

24,300

-

31c

21c

60c

10c

11c

29,716

-

Jan

45c

21c

23c

1,808

54c

8c

Feb

1.46

•'3%c

4c
lie

l

Ltd.——

9 c-

10

51c

■-

Jan

6c

Uranium

1,500

;

9 V»

62c

common—

Warrants

Aluminium

Feb

3.10

Gold

Algoma Steel
Allied

Jan '

So

Bankeno Mines

!8c

_

98

7,625

Jan

21c

24C
•

..1

Ltd...

Mines

North American

JOc '

20

Jan

6c

16c

1;40

1.46 '•

Mar

85

9%

common..

___4———

Pacific

Algom

8,600

8c

29c
•

19

60

19%
97%.

19c

Explorations

Voting trust

5,100

65c

7c

7c'

Formaque Mines Ltd—
l_LL
i
Jaekl Lake Uranium Mines; Ltd.bl

945

19%

Mar

Banff

'

New

10% May'

62c

Alberta Distillers

18,500

58c

60 c

•

Jan

7Vbc Feb

38c

500 '

1.00

50c

3,400

3,000
7

11c

95C

56c
62c

9

Jan

2.50

13,000

11

10%
lO'/bC

Montgary. Explorations Ltd-—~_i__1

!

46c

25c

45c'*

1;

.

70c

38c

-

•

Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mill City- Petroleums -Ltdjl.

25

3.45

Shoe

Yellowknife

Bankfield

Maritime®

Marpic

10%

6Vbc Feb

Jan

15

->

,15'
'

•

4c./'

Feb

Feb

Z7c

Z

15%

May

1.50 May

Jan

28c

'

1

Jan

6C

245C

1

Labrador .Mining to Exploration' Co
1
Lingsidc Copper Mining Co Ltd—.1.1:1

5c

125c

50,000

1,400

May

-

44c

.

'

141,300
•

18 Vb

'

Jan

80c
.

!

1.

Jan

8.10 May
-

1.50 May

20%

Jan

6.90 Apr
28c
Jan

Jan

6.10

8,500

May

9c

Jan

13 Vb

May

91c
-

May
Apr

4c

6,175

.

8.10

20c

1,500
7,500

32c

3 Vbc

"\\»

Feb

11,000

C

4',bC

-•:3c

——

6,500

6.50

8.00

LI.

Jardun-Mines Ltd voting trust
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd

Louvicourt Goldfield

13c
64c

70c

18

■'.;/. 3c

u5

Inspiration Mining to Dev Co Ltd
Iso

jan

39e

l.'S'o

Ltd—'.

Mines

May

6c

6 Vbc

500

18-

1

Hollinger. Consol Gold Mines Ltd.:

71c

Jan

12,050

3°

L—

___!

Ltd—.1

Mar

3C

Gt-jc May
5t&c Jan

7c

•

u.io;

.—1^

i_

51c

3,000

32C

4'-be/

—2—

-.Warrants'

Haitian Copper Corp Ltd
Hamlon. Mining
il.

15,200

"

2,500

6.50

—

Ltd-.l
_X—1.

j.

Jan

53c

♦,

Mines .Ltd

Feb

11c

4c

7c

Jan

24%

May

-,7c

7c-'-,

Ltd—.1

Age Mines Ltd
Grandroy Mines Ltd

12c

Apr

May

2c

A7d

'

Golden

Gui-Por Uranium Mines &.Metals

17c

Mar

21

Mar

2.10 Mar

Jan

9c

400

71c

23c

Mines

fltac

Mar

16

27,034

'

O'bc

i_.

24% Feb

20c

Feb
Jan

34c

Jan

91c

1

—

5Vbc

66c.

;

1

29

Jan

Apr

15 Vbc

1.60 May

35,500

24

:2c

•

4c

47c

Ltd—-.——

11

143,000

10c

V23

.

6%oV

1

:

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17c

-1

....

MineS: Ltd.—-1'

Ltd

700

-\'9c

;

2c,. :

Futurity Oils Ltd——.
Galkeno Mines

2,085

1.69

70c, % :

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5,100

1(5

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13c

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30c

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.

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Fatima Mining Co Ltd

>;r2

15%

:-l.

Metal Mines Ltd——_.

Fab

Falconbridge

k

•
1

:

Jan

23

5 Vbc

Ajax Petroleums

Amurex
Dabion

24 Vb

308

5 Vbc

Mines

47c

Apr

.

i

Ltd

Surpass

33c

Feb

7c

112iUtt

'-«?!&•

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24

52c

Mines

Feb

May

15c

10c

,6.25;;.-

High

28%

97 Vb

Mines

Oil..

to

10c

2,000

'4c

Gas

5.500

17,500

1

Mining Exploration
Cournor Mining Co Ltd

Feb

6.05

13c

J*

Continental

4.75

Apr

•

11. v-"-

19 Vb

108,630

'

12c

14%V~i :14%.,.14%

r

Jan

12c

.

Jan. 1

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10%

...

Uranium

4.00

8c

3c 7

1

low

23%

10%

common-

Rans*.

High

27%

——

Class A

5.05

'-'7c

(ic' i

.

Sugar

Preferred

Acadia

47c

I
i

11 \

25

Atlantic

Acadia

600

37c

11c

—V*

28%

Preferred

500

14c

1-1

Ltd.

Class B warrants

5.90 Mar

Feb

i-.ila

'-1

Feb

Feb

^

OvftO

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9c

3.75

1,100

13c;;..r.llc

,

Jan

May

3.95

5.15

Low

Shares

.

SlOVbo?? JOtee

i

Mines Ltd__l

4c

-

24

2,900

7.U0.V. .7^.5-. ..8.15
QVbeV .5kJaC. 5 Vbc

t

Feb

Sales
(or Week

Range
of Prices

Par

Jan

21c

Week's

Last

Sale Trice

Abltlbl Power to Paper common

17%

5,050

4.00

5-iU.

WOO

1-

.111

May

5.10

4.75

.ui v'S

h.

250

4U)0

•

A

12c

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Corp_j__

Cadillac

4;bO

V-

Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava..—__1.50
Central

13c

111*'

Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Cons

1,000

Friday
STOCKS

17Vbc Jan

v

,22«% .22%
>l5c.
6c

7c

Chipman .Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland

13c

..

Ltilll.Jl

Ltd

Cochenourv Williams Gold

Apf,

47c,vt I

I

Ltd

Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—1
Mines

9e

U0%(?-V;l(MaJC

.1

j

Gold

1,500

May

*T—t

I

Cassair* Asbestos

Mar

24c

Exchange

Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars

Feb

23c

Jan

.v

^j!._.1 1

Capital,.Lithium* Mines Ltd

Centrat-Manitoba

'L75

.

Ltd_._l_.10c-

Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—y-sbijCanorama. Explorations Ltd.,
Canuba Mines Ltd
^
L

Cartier-Malartic

51c

Jan

7c

*.

:3

Ltd——J*T

Petrol

May

12c

109,500

n.l(r;

—2'

_J

35<j

4,583

17c

5c*j

<■

16

Toronto Stock

10c

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1.

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-1

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1

18c

22 % 1"»

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ENDED

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1 2 13c

13c

•

21,000

14c

i-y .r

Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
Canadian

17c

—

f

Calgary &; Edmonton Corp Ltd—.—:

Range Since Jan.
Low

40c

10c

J 4 Vbc
*

—.l

' ■"•

Shares

High

35c

10c

1
1
—1

Ltd

i*

,

(

Low
40c

1

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

par

■

Belicchasse Mining Corp Ltd

FOR

Sales

Range

Sale Price

y-i-.r

Week's

Last

,s-

6Vbc Jan

6% May
9c

13

7%

Feb

May

Apr

*

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

.

,

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

canadian markets
FOR

RANGE
Week's

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Par

of Prices
Low

v

31c

Jan

Apr

Consolidated Peak

Jau

41c

Oils
Pershcourt Mine

6,548

55c

55c

55c

2,800

45c

Jan

<J5<

'

22 '%

22%

23%

1,130

17%

Feb

23% May

Calgary

*

09%

69

70

Jan"

70%

1

4.00

4.00

4.10

700

3.00

Feb

4.25

1

5.10

4.90

5.15

0,500

3.95

Feb

5.90 Mar

Consolidated

8.05

8.40

8.70

14,025

5.15

Jan

8.75 May

3.50

3.50

no

2.75

Feb

3.50 May

Tungsten
Mining
Consolidated West Petroleum

50
May
30% May
29% May

'

Petroleum

Power common

Calvan

Oil

Cons

Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread

Canada
Class

B

Canada

—\

common

—

020 .1

:.

v

50

50

50

4*5

Feb

30'. V

29%

30%

1,597

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Jau

20

28 %

:

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common

Preferred
Canada

Foils

Canaoa

Iron

class A—_
Foundries

10

25

410

50%
23

class

A—

Southern Oils

Canada Southern

Canada

3,300

41%

42

387

41%

38%

88

87

<fc

Cable

Canadian

Astoria

Canadian

Atlantic

40%

88

Jan

97

Mar

97

35

05c

6,200
4,008

30

30

130

32

270

12

Feb

14

325

8c

45,800

5.10

0,500

7c

6e

4.80

4.65

20

46%
29%

30

47%30%

30

40%

Preferred

-

British

30%.

Crowi>at Minerals
Cusco Mines

40% Jan

5,421

25

570

Canadian

Celanese

9%

9

9%

275

8

13

14%

3,575

13

May

1,999

13

Feb

25%

•

15

14%

15

25

30%

30%

30%

200

28% Mar

•

5%

5%

G%

1,435

4.75 Mar

—•

90c

—

91c

1.17

39,200

3

4.00

4.20

1,985

1

70c

72c

2,700

1.50

1.60

15,975

%C

2o

42,400

80c

31

common

Davis

Class B

Canadian

Curtis

Canadian

Decalta

Wright
Gas

1.55

•

warrants

Canadian Devonian Petroleum———•
Canadian Drawn Steel common
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock
•
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle Oil—

Warrants

General

Delnite

Jan

Feb

Securities

*
.

cl A

•

2.75

Mines

-

North
Cos

18

15% Mar

17

Dominion

38c

1.95

6.50

/"

6,875

•

25

24'/a

26%

C4c

90c

100

100

100

8.65

8.75

715

1.15

1.75

20,040
9,456

'

•

-

1.40

.

•-

25 Va

25

26

10

14%
1.80

13%
1,76

14%

-—16%

7c

7%c

-

1

5% Jan

8% Mar

"19c

Jan

14c

Jan

23%

Apr
Apr

27%
93c

May

97% Jan

103 %

Apr

35c

,

Apr
Jan

112

20%
13% Apr

6,625

May

I9|%c May

Jan

Nat

Gas

5%%

Canadian Western Oil

Jan

Elder

•

15c

Eldrich

Jan

06

98

125

81

Jan

98

100

100

45

92

Mar

100

20%

30

495

21

Feb

30

20'/a

20%

325

20

1.30

1.47

14,138

May
Apr

53

Westlnghouse

Canadian

Williston

52 lit
Gc

Canam

Copper CoCandose Exploration

*

53

225

44

Mar

1.50

1.50

2,000

85c

May

22c

22c

500

12c

Jan

25c

18c 18'/aC

4,299

14c

Apr

23c

Mar

22c

1

Mines

Explorations

1.28

Canso Oil

1.28;

Captain
Cariboo

Cassiar
Castle

Mines
Gold

Ltd

1.20

1.20

1.16

1.33

18 %c

18 %c

79c

72c

7.90

8.25

3.30

May

3.30

Smelting

3.25

Apr
Apr

4.25

G.10

Jan

1.10

1.02

1.10

27,770

8(!

8c

8%e

1,500

1.80

1.77

1.92

5,050

17

17

6%c

Bellekeno
Mines
Calliman Flln
Central Cadillac

Fraser

Jan

French

Petroleum

Jan

42c

40c

43c

18,000

31c

65c

4,050
16,800

60c

-Jan

72c

Feb

40c

Jan

55c

Apr

63c

63c
48c

54c

2.40

2.40

2.70

2.85

3.10

11%

10 %

12%c

12 Vac

17c

:

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26c

25c

28c

7%c

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8%c
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12

2.25
158

60c

60c

34c

Jan

19 %c

500

2,500

„

7c

1,320

Jan

t12

Apr

3.50
95C

Jan

Jan

35c

Jan

35c

Jan

Glacier

5Vac Jan

9c

Jan

Glenn

6%C Apr
7%C Jan

lie

Mar

19c
20C

Jan

II,500

10c

7c

3,300
23,803

5%c Jan
Jan

15

3.10

Jan

25c

25c

42c

44c

61c

05c

65c

7c

7c

31 % c

19 Vac

32c

1,000
200,750

—.

2.30
-

Mar

Jan

5.85

22c

Jan

32c

Jan

44c

Ltd—

Mining & SmeltingConsolidated Mogul

Jan

65c

5VaC Feb

16%c Apr

Gold

Negus

Consolidated

Nicholson
see

Mines

page




8c
2.50

.

43c
38
77%
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Feb
Feb
Jan

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Jan

8.00
1.83
78

Mar
May
Jan

Feb
Feb
7.20May
15c Jan

80c

33
Jan
39Feb
13c Jan
2.50 May
48c Apr
40% Feb
78% Feb
22% May
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Jan
Apr
Mar /,
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Jan
Jan
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191.78

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41c

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119,290
1,320

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35%
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13
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54% 55%
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3.20

3.20

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82c
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7
13c

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3.75
3.40

,

25%-Mar
9.00 Feb
1.83 May
78 - Apr

-,

.405

-

-

2.75 Jan

.

18'/a May
65i Jan
38May

-

32% Feb
3,05 May

2,600 "

;

110- May
l3%May

7.95 Jan
8 ; Jan..

53% May

-

987
150.

7%
15c
34c
14%c
6.70
1.90

-

103'% Jan.
--

13c Apr
L03-May
35'% May

« •

Jan -f
Jan,

30c
2.7

,

120
2,905
42,580

•

-

3.95 Jan

•

"

.

.

3:80; Jan
7V'4May
16c Feb

5%'Jan i
- 10%c Jan
'■ 27c Jan
9c Jan.
4.25 Jan
,
1.10 Jan

350
6,200

May

Grandroy

38c

Jan

19c

Jan

Jan

67c

34c

01c

61c

60c

9,144

2.70

2.90

5,020

2.10

Jau

2.90

Feb

18%

18%

18%

10,707

16%

Jan

19%

Tan

1.18

1.30

3,740

May

Granduc

Gold

-

1

13%c

10%c

>

.1

*
50
*

—

-

7,443

12,700
2,000
1,000

12c

15c

13c 15%c

,

150
46

11c.
15c

—

■

7c ll'l>c
29c
32c
8%c 8%c

150
46
6

5c May
i4c. Jan

-

170,115 t. -7%c
95,200
5c
7,000
28c
1,100
-7VaC

55
75
325

151
46
6-

13%

13%

13%

8c
33c

8c

9c

31c

35c

135

21c

Jan

13,900
22,120

_

.

May

ll%c May

Jan
Feb
May

36c
14c

*.

Jan
Feb

151.... May
48% Feb
?V'» Jan

.

12% Apr
7c Mar

Jan

18c

.

Feb;45% Jan ■>
6
Jan

15

i

36c Feb
14%cMar
7.00 Apr
2.10 Apr
16c - Feb

13% May
lie Jan

,

26%cMar"

49c

Jan

1

Lakes

Power

Northern

pfd

Gas

common

1.20

1.15

1.27

8,535

92c

Feb

1.35 Mar

28%

25
<

7'%

28%
25
7%

29'%
25
7%

2,620
35
1,265

27'% Jan
23% Mar
6'% Jan

34Mar
25
Apr
7% Jan

40

40

3.75

Great

3.65

3.75

25
3,780

36
Apr
3.00 Jan

42

42

115

39% Jan

— -

5®

Preferred
Warrants

21c

7,000

28c

Jan

5fic

62c

5,800

49c

Jan

75c

Feb

Great

Plains

30C 34 VaC

49,719

16c

Mar

38c

May

Great

West

7,000

4c

Jan

$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants

ureyhawk

4

j—

700
13,000

•

Mines

Paper—:

Great

6.55

1.70

•

Lakes

19c

8Vic Jan

A

Mines

1.13 May
17c
Mar

1.50 Mar

-

Great

„

34c
12c
6.20
1.65

:

•

32c

2.75

7c

J

22
6c
24
- 7.60
1.66
78

1

Mines

Bousquet

29c

Mar

1.62 Jan

-

Goodyear Tire Canada com
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A

2.15 May
36c
Jan

5c

1

1

:

Uranium

class

2,690
21,500

7c

46.

.

1

-

Manitoii

34c

Mines

1.83

1

Gold

Eagle

Golden

Goldfields

50c

Consolidated Mosher

Consolidated

'—

7.80
-

1

Mines

Graham

75,975

Explor—

75

__

1

Mines

Uranium Mines

Grafton

37c

25c

Mine

Mining

Feb

2.05

—-

Morrison

77%
22'%

13

•
1

Mascot

7%c Feb

29c
30c

—

109%

I

Goldcrest Mines

May

48c

1.95

30c

—

»

_1
18 %
■ * •'
'
—
1%
36%-

com,

Prosp

Yellowknife. Gold

Goldale

Jan

29c

Scientific

Giant

3.25 May

34c

Mines—
Gold Ltd—

7c

8%c

common—

Giant
_

May
Apr

1.95

—

Geo

7%c Feb

10'%

15,510
22,390
2,106
6,000
11,442

35
Feb
1,02.May
34c Jan
18c . Jan

;

Feb

10c

'

-

-

Ltd-

Mines

Jan

Gc

15

5,000
1,275'
400
10,000
20O
200
435

07c
34%

——

Genex.

26c

14c

3.25

A

Wares

50c

14%

Arrow

Class

Jan

8,833

5.75

■

General Petroleum Canada

May

9,342

5.25

Motors

20 % c Jan

158

13c

3.10

Dynamics

General

Jan

10c

14 %

12c
32%
28

100

preferred

General

Feb

6c

Mhies

5%%

9cJan

12c

3.15

31%
28
7c
2.50
43c
37%

1
•

Geco Mines Ltd

87

'

,

V

2,435'

1

—

common

General Development

Feb

47 %c

Power

General Steel
1.75

22,000
3,720

,

Jan
55
May
47,.; Jan
22c \ Apr

12c

5,050

1

Gatlneau

Jan

14c

Marbenor

footnotes

27c

10

500

157

65c

5.25

Oils

11V'4 May

Feb

8c

Lake

Mac

Jan

4%c Mar ""
•

•
100

—"

Gaitwin Exploration
Galkeno Mines

3.15 May

4

158

7c

Jan

10%o Jan
20VaC Feb

550

preferred—

common

Debentures

3.50 Mar

7%

28,000
34,100
-•

Jan

12c

9,076

55c

7.00

50

.

3.25

3.15

3.40

4,480

18%

18%

18%

850

20

20

50
36,600

Develop

1

Saddlery
Uranium

*

20

•

19%c

17%c 19%c

41
Jan
3.80 Apr
«

12 ,:Mar.
16%c Apr

43

Feb

3.50 Apr
18% May

2.25 Jan
Jan

15
^

'

V

May

1.80

5,000
I

43c

2.35

I,692

13c

17c 18 %c

"

3,910
34,955

May

Ltd

Frnbisher

Jan

May

.
..

4,423
21 . Apr
4,062......~T4%,Jan
130
14% Apr
9,165
1.18 Jan

50c

•

•
20c
-—*
10

Companies

12c

10c

16c

Jan;
Jan
Jan

.

86,450

;

32

——•

A

Ltd

Mines

Francoeur

12c

12 Vac

Mines

Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated Howey Gold

For

Jan

lie

14% Jan

....

6.60
lie

*
19

of Canada

Co

lie

Consolidated East Crest

Consolidated

ol

17 % May

OH

Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil

Mic

2.05

Ford

Foundation

22c

2.20

Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated

Marcus

1.15 Apr
9%c Jan

Jan

29c

Golden

Apr

common

(U S)
Canada class

Apr

2C%c 26%C

Iron

1.55

1
*

Ford Motor Co

6c

-10

Allenbee

39,648

G.75
He

—1
•
20

Fleet Manufacturing

16c

—

Gillies

Jan

7VaC Jan

Products

Fibre

Apr

25

11%

Consolidated

40
30...

.

V. '

25o

-

2,600
2,200

-

...

-

1
1

—

Klrkland

9,500

1

-

22c

..

15%.May

..,100.,14% May..-v.-.

50c

17

1

Key Mines
Development

23c

-

12c
55
55
24c

18
15%
1.35

7c

Couro

11c
55
55

18%
lGV'u
1.40

Canadian

2(Jc

.2.50

Denison

66c

%,

fv. =*r.
-

50 .;,. .31
158,335.-. J26C
7.00Q,.., 19c
32,350 :
10c

24
19
16%
1.41

20c

10%

Contagas Mines

;

22%

6 Vac

—

' \

*35. . 35
84c
1.02
28c 29%c

23%

20c;

1

Commonwealth Petroleum
Confederation Life

15% . 15%

:

ri

£?•:*..• V'
.V'

•

Federal

8.15 May

1

Copper
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
Combined Enterprises

rx.-.

.

.

22c

Preferred

3.60 Jan

3.50

2.86

Coldstream

Consolidated
Consolidated

May

100

1

Coin Lake Gold Mines

.

—

Warrants

8.25 May

535

*

..

,

18%c

Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten Copper—
Federal Grain class A

Feb

79c

37,012

1

.

Cody Reco

Consolidated
Consolidated

21c

t

*

.

19'%c

75o

Sc

Chromium Min & Smelt
Cochenour Willans
Cockshutt Farm Equip

Fenimore

Jan

Jan

8.15

—1

%

1

1

"

Chimo Gold Mines

Consol

9c

50c

Jan

-.
-

1.30 Mar? i>- r.' L78- Jan
*
1,60 May,
; 2.1D Mar
;
>30.c:.-Mar-s ;-.; 4lc May %

:

.

1

Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines

Jan

3.95

1

Chlbougamau Mining

Consolidated
Consolidated

1.42

3.80

-*

Chesterville Mines
Chib Kay rand Cop Min
Chiboug Jaculet Mines

Consolidated
Warrants

Apr

5.45

.
.

,

6V2C-Mar^A/; ,12%c Feb

13,000...,.

•

55

1

Fanny

Jan

1.07

7.65

1

3A^6--- 2T'%-Jan.• >.»•:. 30?-May

Faicenbridge Nickel

1.32 Jan

7.90

1

*

Explorers AUiance

1.78 Feb

95c

Jan

3.95

•

Mines

Apr

1.00

*

—

.

Being exch for
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Two shares for each one held

1.50 May

—•

—

OH

Coniaurum

1.15 Apr

50c

83,800
5,950
11,401

79c

8.10

————1

Chateau Gai Wines
Chesklrk Mines

Con

20c

1
•

Ltd

Trethewey

Charter

2,725
4,106
2,605

1.12

•

Quartz

Cayzor Athabaska

25,329

65c

1.14

1

Asbestos Corp

Central Del Rio
Central Pat Gold
Central Porcupine

1.40

00c1

1

Producers

'

10
25

;

Corp

Kiu-Ka

Jan

63c

Canso Natural Gafi—;

23-%e

Excelsior Refineries Ltd.

Famous Players
Can Met

Feb
Apr

27c

'

,

Jan

15C

1

17c; ;Jan"
12c v Jan .
■-

1.65
44,920
1.75
; ..5,850
40c .12,936^

1.48
1.65
V 38c

;—
35
85c
29'%c
He

—1

Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance

Mar

22c

1

Mines

May
May
May

52 Va
'

■'

20
—10

Trust

El 8ol Mining Ltd

20% May
1.47 May

75c

''

Feb.'
12
Mar
.
.
2.50 Jan ,.
2.85 Feb
3,350.. . 22%c Apr ; >! ~ %.37c Feb
2,500-7VaC' Jun
"
13c Jan
9,900 -- 46c* Apr «'., i 67c Jan
62,045 ... 96cy. Jan. >' .... 1J>2 May
3,207 - - 25V4 Jan ,s.J 2iF/»-May.
-1,815 . i .7.70 Jan .,, . . ll.V%May
6JL96.; i 11'%- Jan,- ; • 16V»-May
1,072
23%-Jan.
-- 253
>8 -".Jatt-. • r.^ lUI^May

'•

9c

,

..

;

Mines

2.35 Mar

08

1.45

26c May

-

^

pfd on a

pfd-

Investment

Economic

Jan

Mach

Washing

Easy

May

16%

30

pfd_20

14c Mar

-

''Z-'''

...

8c

.'

1

share for share basis>

100

1

Canadian

-

v40
. 50

30

.

shares removed from trad'g

Jan

20

-

Ltd

Mining & Smelting
Products Ltd

Common

(all converted into 6%

•

,

3c

Steel

Eastern

4.00

1.40 Feb
6o

12c
12c

: 8%c
i 1.65
1.75
40c

—1
1

Mines

Sullivan

Eastern

Feb

100

preferred

East
-

•

1.89

—

10%

5.50 Mar
50c

Minerals

7VaCMar
7VaC Jau

-.

,

—

East Amphi Gold-,—:
—1
East Malartic Mines—————1

4

51c

Copper Co LtdL.

Duvex Oils &

1!V-. Feb
AT■>< Feb

,

,•_*

Utilities

Duvan

Feb

13% May
%. 7.50 May

ll%c Feb

.

9%
125
.

May

75c

Mar

.

——

t

4.00" Jan
2.20 Jan
1.90- Jan

.

61
12%

I
i
—1

Jan

99% . 100' > ---570-i-.; V97 -Jan .J >.100 s.-J.an i .•
% 10 10%
l,135.^\j;V, .9%.Jan.:;-j t '.••1L% Jan
19
20
-/. 671
18'% Jarv • "--28* • Feb
99
61
.5,295
50 - Jan.-;
61%.May
12% 13%
7,556
10
Jan
13%May
21.
21
318
19
Jan
23— Mar
9%. 9'%
'
3,575
7'% Feb* *
9%/Apr
125
125
10
125
May
125' May
25c
25c
1,575.';. 20c Apr*!:. >. 50c--Apr
,
12c.
13c /. 19,100
.- 8c
Jan."13a?./Feb;
HVic
12c
14,100.
llcr. Apr, , . fl7c Jan >.
7c
9c •
9,400
.v7c>j.Mar" ) v%10c -Feb *.

.

10
19%

•

Woollens

Donalda Mines

Jan

2.40

,

4.50 Mar

2,125

2§

Vlckers
West

35c

16 %c 19 %c

-

Canadian

4

27c

32c

.

Canadian

8

Jan

9.55 Mar

28%,.

:.-28,%

•
100

common

Preferred

May

55c

Apr "

1.65

10

7.50

7%

7%

•

Canadian Pacific
Railway—
Canadian Pctrofina preferred

30C

2,560

,

..

——

-

-

.

22'%
11

—

Textile

Jan

2.75 May
Feb

Dominion

16

2.50 Jan

■

.

1.59

28%
10'/«.
15'%

-

Stores

—

200

13'%

_1

Canadian Prospect
Canadian Thorium
Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common

Apr
Apr

400

11,124
5,225
2,814
40,675
3,570
3,955
20,338

1955 warrants

5.00
17

4

*
;
.

•
•
a
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Preferred
——23.50
Dominion

300

1.80

•

common

Jan

May

'
\

Dominion Steel & Coal common
'

17

7.40

Gold

3.50
16

2.50
31c

8%c
.
58c
1.41
1.60
27% 28%
10. • • 11
15% 16%
21% 22'%
11. 11%
8c
53c

;

.

100- f; 99%

——■:

Dominion Magnesium

•

2.75

12%

1.85; '

warrants

Erin

200

Jan

7% May
7% May

16%

13 Ve

1

Inca

1.03

G% Apr
7% Apr

h

in

Preferred

17
36c"

—

Can

:

Jan

49c

4 4 2.50
30c

8c

Steel common

Foundry
:

Dominion

May

20 % May

2.50
30c

.

2.50
•
•
,—25

;

.

Bridge

Dominion Coal preferred

Feb

6.20

\

V13

'

Jan

Mines

Dominion
-, ,

2.50

38 c

10#

preferred

Canadian

45

995

75c

Malartic

Canadian

1053

IG'%

,

'

5%

4.50

8% Jan
15 *

1,100

100

Canadian

5.00 Apr

%C Mar

8

1

10c Feb
2.90sJan

-

.

Mar
/ >
Mar v.:
Apr
Feb
' i

6c

4,304« %
16,300

23c
22c

8

78c

,

16 % Jau
43Ve Feb

'■'/<'i"'

.

20c
19c

3

Seagrams
Exploration

Dome

Apr

*'

.

1,500

7%

23

10,250
174,456

8

1
1
...25c

Oils

Palmer

Devon

Feb

1,65

vv

..

23c

23c
20c

*
——-1

:

Mines

Mines

Distillers

16%

•

20o

Husky Oil

Canadian Oil
Rights

7%

16'%

1G%

*

—

Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon

;

93 C

4.50

30c

High Crest
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian

90c

7%

72c

Fob-

%c Mat

.300

3,511

Jan

1.35

11,515 t.

13"
: 20T» '

7 ', 8'

7%

Canadian

'

19

1

,

Class B

5.85

13

.

—

;—

Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
Canadian Food Products common
Canadian

5.55

5.75

20%

65c

;

9%c

,

*

—

-

Brewis

D'Elclona Gold

G% May
4.85

class A

Leather

Decoursey

Apr

1.13

Apr

4.00 Jan

45%

19o

—

22 Vac

iJan

•

- Jan
2.50 Apr.-

200
124

1
1

Daering Explorers

Dome

.

j

1
1

Daragon Mines

-

'

Collieries

Preferred

5

-

33c
7c

14,200

19

.

30% Apr
16% Apr
15% May
16% Mar

Jan

11c

19
45%
9c

:

'

30% May

;

Mar

13

common

preferred

Canadian Chemical «te Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain Pete

47% May

Jan

30%
•

Zellerbach

Crown

5.40 May

2,712

65c

—

i

.

,

1,400 .
3.40
8,850
1.60
GOO .<■• l;25
150
60c

9%c

—10

——

Apr
9%c Jan

*

Aluminum

Trust

High

"

Jan ,
Apr"

5c

" 400-

-

3.95
2.15
1.65
75c

75c

1

Pershing

Crown

14%

2.70'

3.80
1.90
1.50

3.90
2.00

—50

common

Warrants
Crolnor

Feb

—•

Canncrs class A

Timber

Mar

3.75

25

Canadian
Canadian

Crestbrook

-24c

_•

26,300 r
1,560

69c
7c

2.70

'

•

Canada-

ol

Oil

•'

-

Warrants

Jan

39% Mar
12% Mar

12% Apr
Dc

Cree

—

—

,

Low

42c Feb
8c Feb
;
- &%c'Jan
' % 12c Mar-,*.
>
8% Jan
14c May
12%cMar .j 18a Feb
142.500
4%c Jau
'
12c May
.« 57.500
55o Jam /; % 90c. Mar.:
83.275
' 6%c Jau
16c May
5,275 >
4.85 JUn 7:
7.50 Apr
2,863
24% Apr
33% Feb
,135
104
Jau V.
109
Feb
*
4,900 »•••
2.29 Jiin
*
4.0OMay
13,500"'- 15c Mar
'*!> 34c Jan
11,325
1c Jau
12%c Jan
20,695 .. V
1.07 Feb '
1.75/Jan
1,610
16'% Apr
18%May
110 ..
16% Jan
17% May
500 ?
10% Jan
> 11 %<-Feb'

11%

G2c
7c

..

Range Since Jan. I

.it

17%

11

—

64c

1

-

__

16%

16%

,

_

,12.500
2,458
7,000
10,142 1
13,760

18c
21c
9c 9%c
1.27 1.40
17%
18

•
1

■'
-

Mining

18c
9c
1.35
18

*

———

-

Zinc

Craig Bit

4.80 Jan

Jan

12%

13 %

—1

——•

1.16

Mar

3-50 Jan

12%

B——*
;

57c

—

Imperial
Lead

Cournor

Apr
May

4.00

Oil

Coulee

88

80c

13%

Cosmos

Jan

4.05

•

Class B

Jan

Apr

3.80

■■

•
•
1
•

—

High

6.95 7.25
31 %
32
106 106%
3.30 4.00

10G%

F

-

Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A

,

7.05
32

10
100

common

series A preferredConwest Exploration

Jan

>42

Jan

35

1
1
•

5%%

Feb

2.00
90c

Feb

07

2

Minerals

25

34

84c

Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common

Feb

80

4.30

com

class

56

Mar

Consumers Gas Co

—

10c
13%c
9%c
: 69c
.15c

.

——1

Basin

Sudbury

Consolidated

Apr
Apr

55

-

1

97

Feb

Ltd

Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines

'

May

29%

1.50 Mar
70c

Consolidated Red Poplar

Apr

-455

88

—12.50

Wire

Canadian

38%

39

100

Steamship Lines

$1%

3,300

80c

warrants

Petroleum

Preferred
Canada

100

1.75

2U

Mortgage

Safeway Ltd pfd

Canada

24%

1.05

-*

Permanent

'Canada

24%

1.05

*

B

Canada

24%

75c

Packers

55%

•

.

54

26
Lands

5a

-

Jan

Consolidated

Apr

20

17% Jan

000

<

•

Preferred

Canada Oil

Jan

100

20

27%

27

387

29

28

20

26%

——

common

Canada Malting common—

Class

62%

-*

preferred

cement

Canada

Jan

.

—

-->

'

Shares

30c
34c
G%c 7%c
10c
11c
9c
lie
13%c
14c
J 7c
12c
67c
73c
ll%c
lGc

50c

1
1
1
1
1

Consolidated Northland Mines

33 %c

Jau

Low

Par

High

Low

7,300

Z&o

Oils

Mines

for Week

of Priees

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

Calgary & Edmonton

Cable

Sales

Range

Sale Price

12c

Calalta

Week's

Last

STOCKS

30c

29c

30c

16

Friday

High

37c 37 %c

*

Cabanga —;

MAY

for Week

Range

Sale Price

ENDED

WEEK

Sales

,1
.

20 - May
24%e Jan

*
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's
-Range

Greyhound Lines
Gulch

Mines

Gulf -Lead
Gunnar

.

Low

1014

.1

Mines—

Warrants

13c

8c

18

7.78

7.85

7c

1.700
70,824

7c

Jan

13c

12%

Jan

18

5.70

Jan

.

8 '4c

3314

Jan

....

35

50,560

6,000

17c

.27...

May
Jan

Mersey Paper
Meia

Apr
Feb

11c

Jan

Hallnor

Minns

Halmon

uold

Koch

Harrison

Headway

-

Hees /Geo

-

H)

8

10c

lie

15c

18c

13c

13c

549

65c

U3c

73c

88,100

8c

*

preferred

t

1

8%c

1.50

Holllnger

Con sol

23c

,10,500

45

43

45

Co Ltd—

21%

21%

19 Y*

17%
17 V*

4.05

4.05

4.35

.40%

42%

•

Gold
♦

.

_

___•

.

-

40%

•

.

Feb

277

39%

Apr

45

,J 2,820

20 Va

Jan

10,711

14

Apr

18%

8,235
5,460

13%

Apr

19% May
18% May

3.05

Feb

;

l

.

Imperial Bank

.Imperial

jj.

1,226

39% Apr

46

15% Mar
15c

1,21
36%

„

66,400

36

30G

:•

.

Gold

-Warrants
,

•>

Apr

77c

T

560

9

Jan

'42

14

133/4

.14

'•
.

31%

..

7c

,

9.25

:

^50

47%

Co

_/•

3.95

52%

47%

Neuirtrr

Gas

7

—1

common.

Warrants——

''International

.1

—1

;

48

'i

International Ranwlck

Interprovincial

Pipe

Iron

Bay

.*.

;

25%

;..2,125,
.

.406.

Jan

6.75

Jan

44-

Jaye
Jeanette
Joburlce

46

8,556

363,4

9%

Mines.

1
—1

Mines

•

Ltd

Co

1

IBe
•'

Mines

„.II

_

Gold

l

Jan

1.40 Mar

14c

1,500

13c

May

50,325

89c

Jan

77c

208,350

9%c

2,000

15c 16%c

40,720

12c

14c

4,500

25c

—

37c

21,333

9%C 10 %c

10c

56c
'

56c

24c

——

26c

Warrants

6%c

1

Kirkland Townsite

_

1

.

42c
—

Labatt "Uohni

Lake
Lake

2.10
<

7c

18% "
1.80

32c

Feb

45% May
13
,

Apr

1.20 May
1.97 Jan
19c

Jan

Gas

Jan

77c

May

Mar

13c

Jan

Jan

150

23c

Jan

lO'/af

Jan

17c

Jan

20c

Feb

37c

May

15o

Feb
Feb

3,000

20c

6,200
6.Q00
1,300

Apr

29c

Feb

2.49 Mar

4.20 Feb

5.00 Apr

1.90

75o

Mar

Jan

2.10

Apr

5c

Jan

8c

Jan

14%

Jan

18%

Feb

95c

Feb

2.06

Debentures

New

Delhi

New

Lake "Shore
Lake Wasa

8c

Mar

14c

Jan

62c

75c

16,741

40c

3.30

3.20

3.40

2,415

'

New

Secord

Leitch

Candy

Jan

12c

Jan

Jan

29c

49,300

15c

20c

26c
3.00

970

2.80

2.80

1,200

26c

26c

26c

21%

21%

21%

130

1

1.56

1.52

1.68

122,200

Gold Mines

1

Lexlndin

Gold

1

—

1,000

3.90

Jan

Little Long
Loblaw
Loblaw

k

Lac Gold

4%c

2.01

-

Mar

2.75 Jan
2.20

26c

Jan

May

26c

,

50c

,

Jan

New

15 %c

Jan

26c

24%

Jan

27

1,50

Jan

2.21 May

22% May

600

22%

22%

41,500
*

335

19%

Apr

5c

6c

9,200

3c

Apr

7c

29c

3,300

22o

Jan

aOc

.i9%c

:8%c

35,700

60

Jan

11c

Jan

26,872

'19c

Jan

34c

Jan

4c

Jan

.7c

Jan

;

"

10c
32<r

26c

26c

5%c

23,000

7%c

8%c

24,200

4c

Apr

35c

Feb

24c

6,000

18c

Mar

27c

Jan

13,265

23c

28c

28c

33c

3,297

20c 20 %c

2,500
78,900

1.01

Jan

25c

Jan

35c

Jan

16c

Apr

23c

'Jan

35c

Mar

59c

Feb

2.01

Jan

—1

5c

-

6c

13c

12c

9,060

1.50

Jan

10c

Apr

18c

Jan

5,750

13c

Mar

24c

May

•

7%c

8,064

6c

Feb

7%c

10,500

6c

Mar

9c

Jan

16c

5,400

13c

Mar

20c

Jan

2Gc

-1

2

—1

26c

1,900

21c

Api

40c

Jan

17c

Jan

7%c

7%c

8C

18c

18c

22c

316,720

-.1

6c

7c

20,500

—1

Exploration

■

•

14c

Apr
Jan

-

36V2C Jan
9%c Apr
7%c Apr

7c

12,000

4%c Jan

New

Rouyn Merger

-1

6c

6c

5,000

5%c Jan

New

Senator

Rouyn

—1

5%c

5%c

2,000

Oils

-1.

Newnorth

Gold

6c

Nickel Rim

Mines

1.16

1,733

9%

9%

100

9% Mar

9%

169

9

82C

2,400

83c

1.45

1.50

1,587

5%C

1.49

5%c

40

40

403/4

1,500
3,609

5%C

5%C

6%c

17,500

1

17c

16c

23c

237,425

•

2.40

2.40

2.50

1,315

18c

20c

16,600

10c

9%c

10c

6,000

25c

25c

28c

79,225

;

Noranria

Mines

Norgold

Mines
Mines

Nickel

-_Il

Norsyncomaque Mining
Oils Ltd-4

—1

75c

Jan

9C

Jau

May

36c
14c

Jan

12c

Apr

28c

May

4.15 May
35% May

4.10

2,635
1,505

2.75

Feb

35%

29 y2

Feb

1.50

1.70

2,225

1.10

Apr

42c

42c

48c

22,660

37c

3.10

12,660
6,820

'

13%

1,420

14

42

42

42%

625

3.40

3.75

1,700

4.60 Feb

Apr

3.50 Feb

11

Apr

13

May

700

1,560

4.05

2,820

2.40

Jan

4.05 May

1.02

1.02

1.08

1,100

1.01

Apr

1.30 Jan

•

Northern Canada Mines

12%

4,976

75c

Apr

Feb

10

Louvicouxt

Goldfield

Lowney (W M)

2,000

12c

13c

7,000

10 %c Mar

16c

Jan

18C

19c

6,250

14Vac Jan

23o

Jan

Mines

Nudulama

1

•

Mines

18C

2.70

Jan

18c

May

2.10 May

Obaska

Lake

Mines

_•

6%c

6c

6%c

2,000

Gold

Mines

1

59c

56c

62c

11,400

45%c Apr

Ocean Cement

•

15

15

.15

625

13% Feb

46%

5c

6%c

Oka Rare Metals Mining

•

Lyndhurst
Mining Co
Lynx -Yellowknife Gold Mines-

Okalta

'

O'Leary

Malartlc

•

16C

15 %C

Ontario

Jockey Club common

•

1.95

1.85

1.95

12,500
12,880

May

Feb

47C

45c

50c

4,400

3,000

24

8%c Apr
Feb

Warrants

Jan

16c

24

May

18c

18c

21c

46,700

lie

Jan

29c

Feb

10 %c

11c

15,500

5c

Mar

11c

May

Bloedel

class

Mines

Majortrans

Opemiska

Copper

Ltd

24c

Jan

15,000

5c

Mar

9%c

90c

Apr

1.15

Jan

29%

28%

29%

1,730

23%

Jan

29% May

2.68

2.62

2.74

52,250

1.70 Jan

2.74 May
7c
Jan

5%C

5c

5%c

9,000

4c

Mar

35c

Lake

3c

Jan

6c

Jan

90c

May

1.20

Jan

Pare<

Jan

Pardee

8%C Mar

12c

7c

8c
18

1

8%

9%

121

43c

49c

198,798

25c

Mar

53c

Apr

6 %C

7c

6,250

5c

Jan

9c

Feb

•

9%
49c

5,000

18

7%

May
Feb

22

•

Feb

9% Feb

26c

Parker

Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common

•

Massey-Ferguson

Ltd

17c

26c

62,400

8c

Feb

44c

47c

48,450

40c

Feb

65c

24c

22 %C

24c

98,500

26c

15,665

8%c Jan
5% Feb

77% Mar

90 % May

18c

50c

Jan

P

18<

Jan

Peruvian

_•

common

Preferred

18c
46c

—T..

Grain

class B

Frontenai

common—.

Porcupine
Red

Lake

McMarmac

Red

McWatters

Gold

Lake
Mines




8%

89%

89%

8%
90

936

•

21 %C

18c

28c

190,900

<

13 %c

12c 13 %c

19,300

100
Consol

Miner

8%

24%

•

53

1

23c

1

7c

•

24%

100

52%

54%

1,662

763/4

•

•

78

421

12'

May
Ian

May
Jan

May
8% May

9%

615

7% Mar

9y» May

275

24%

Feb

26% May

29,322

5.75

Feb

7.90 Mar

525

lie

Feb

20c

Jan

Jan

330

Apr

Jan

36c

Jan

30c

32c

5,210

28c

32c

32c

4,200

25c

.1

18%

17%

19

14,000

15% Apr

20% Jan

26%

29%

-7,290

26% May

29 %

263/4

&

Oil

preferred

Mlne>

Oil

Jan

7c

500

5%c

5c

5%c

7,500

3%c Jan

1
•

48C

48c

56C

5,800

37 %c Jan

3.00

3.15

1

49 c

46c

50c

8,600

-

125

3.00 Jan
83c

11 %c Feb
60c

Feb

4.00 Jan

Jan

62c
20c

Mar
Jan

17 %c

19c

29,800

14C

Jan

16c

3,746

13c

Jan

Feb

16C

16c

18c

1

24C

3,580

18c

Feb

Mar

1

23c

40c

23c

6,615

_

6% Feb

8 V* May

&

7%

8%
42%

65

41

Feb

43

Jan

42%

19

165

13

Feb

19

18

May

1.25

2
1

Minerals

1

7%
19
1.65

1.65

1.85

26c

26C

27C

1.02
53c

89c

51c

1.02
55C

13,260
4,500

1.23

Feb

Jan

1.73

Apr

75c

75c

79c

•

1.11

1.05

1.17

4,900
16,340

May

Pioneer

1.55

1.70

7,500

20c

25c

94,700

10%c

7c

8%c

3.020

6%c

Jan

11c

JaD

Pitch

17c

17c

4,150

14c

Apr

22c

Jan

Placer Development

Uranium

Columbia

1
1

Feb

Jan

1

Pickle Crow Gold Mines

British

Jan

1.05 Mar

98c

Phillips Oil Co Ltd
of

40c

60c

Petrol Oil

Gold

Jan

2.05

38c

Apr
Mar

May

•

25c

Apr
Feb

9,200
13,300

55

<fe Gas

1.55

70c

78

Ore

9c

7c

Jan

25c

May
Apr

4%c Jan

20c

Jan

Jan

30c

29,755

10,200

67 Va

24%

62c

Jan

62c

26%c 28%C

56c

May

Apr

41c

50

233/4 Feb

4.00 Mar

*

Peoples Credit common
Gas

2.15 Jan

19c

50

Preferred
Permo

Mar

1*

1

Consol

PCE

1

Mines

Ltd.—

Jan

1.95 Mar

50c

26%

1

Peerless

1

Mining Corp

Jan

10,600

1
...

Amalgamated Mines
Drilling

Paymaster

36c

17 %c

13C

59c

Pater Uranium Mines

Jan

11 %c Jan
1.55 Jan

1.55 Feb

3.60

28c

Mines

Jan

Apr

8.30

•

Mine>

9c

23c

5c

1.18

3.50

10c

Paramaque

6,000

50,835

Mar

liy2c Jan

7.50

Oils

Western

5c

18

_1

Pan

Mar

11 %C

Porcupine

Pamour

1.05

18

—

Jan

May

15

12c

1

Page Hersey Tubes new common

96c

7%C

1

MarMn-MeWpplv

1

Mines

Petroleums

Pacific

4c
1.03

*

Marigold Oils

—.1

7c
65c

8.25

•
.....

Mar

8%

Jan

15,170

•

Mines

McKenzie

30c

1.08

1

—

Gold

Minerals

Ormsby
Oslsko

7%c

Hi

Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines

Matachewan

Feb

27c

10

Orange Crush

4c

26%

9

10

Preferred
Ontario Loan & Debenture

Feb

3.05

1.00

•

Uranium

Jan

6%C

1

Goldfleids

2.40

1

i

Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines

Cons

9,620
12,350

•

Mines
B

3.00

1.06

27 %c

1

Cockshutt Gold

2.95

1

1

Explorations

Macmillan

2.96

3,531

Apr

10%C

1

2,100

1.36

Jan

1

•

9,500

1.25

50c.

Orenada

Mines

1.26

68c

•

Maedonald Mines

1

5%c

15 %C 16 %c

*
SOe

Oils

11 %c

11c

22

Ogama Rockland Gold

Mar

24

24

Jan

6% Mar

16c

10c

1

___

Jan

200

23c

O'Brien

24c

Jan

3.15

21c

May
May
46 3,4 Apr

49c

Apr

4.25
33c

12%

3.15

20

Natural Gas

28

7%c Mar

13 y$

12

20

Ltd

Oils

Jan

4,300

-

Telephone

Ontario

Northland

22

16,500

Jan

14

1.35

3.50

1,300

12,600

1.90

14
1.15

3.75

28

10c

Feb

•

warrants

26%

53c

Jan

14

1.25

Class A
1956 warrants

32 % May

25c

Feb

4.00

.•

•

28

8c

May

44
"

3.00 Jan

Jan

50c

14

Jan

39

Feb

25c

Feb

Apr

1.85

3.50

-50

Common warrants

3.25

2.34

13%

•

common.

Preferred

3.10

2.10

1.95 May

72c

Mar

2.71

2.10

—

Feb

May

3.80

Class A warrants

North Star Oil

2.70 Jan

2.23 Mar

7V2C Mar

18c

34%

1

Uranium

40% Mar

23c

3.80

Rankin

Jan

7c

Jan

7c

1.65

Northspan

s

5%c Apr

34%

Warrants

Jan

1.60 May

Feb

35 Vt

Feb
Feb

1.51

Jan

5c

Jan

10
10

Apr

1.18

25c

common

Preferred

1.34
r

Jan

50

North Canadian Oils

1957

May

1.15

Ltd

Nipisslng Mines
Nlsto Mines

North

1.05

1.16

.

6%c Jan

Jan

9%

common

B

Norlartlc

4c

9%

New Superior
Niagara Wire

Class

Mines

28%

53c

9Vac Jan

7c

6%c
14 %c

Mines

Mines

22

Jan

Jan

19c

Mar

11c

14,632

24c

1,295

Jan

Jan

'

19c

1,725

5

Jan

8c

13,075

11c 13 %c

/ 28

41%

1.40

4%c Jan

2.10

3%C Mar

Feb

*

32%

II

Mines-

Feb

2.59
18 %c

Feb

1.06

7,182

---

14c

13c
•

-II

Mines

-

31

25c

Uranium

•

Mar

9c

27

Warrants

Feb

33c

'23c

2,050

.

1.33' Jan

Jan

1.98

175

Jan

1.19

.

31%

1,787

Jan

'

5c

-50c-

Mines

Mylamaaue

Northern

Jan

24,966

May
May

28c

*"

5%C

New Minda-Scotia
New

Northern

May

6

McColl

13%

13% May

-II*

Canada

Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd

1.68 May

6c

5c

Mclntyre

Jan

12

Manitoba

21% May
12c

46%

May

Jan

•*11%

200

1.95

1.32

Jason

Jan

Jan

6

McCabe

24c

26%

1.95

,

1.20

Kelore

Jan

Jan

4%c

Ma\brm,

;"~22c

263/4
1.95

Newlund Mthes

19

6c

45n%

Maritime

Apr

1,498

1.20

Hosco

95C

4c

1

Marcon

6,285

1

New

Feb

19,700

•

Maneast

13%

13%

27%

50

Explorations
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums—

Malartlc

Feb

13

•

•

A

Preferred

Magnet

36c

20,740

New

May

33,000

Lomega

Macleod

Mar

20c

Hlghridge Mining

3.15 Feb
2.95

5c

London

Macfie

20c

30

pfd

class

Class B

Macassa

47,600

26%

1st

Groc

Cos

Lorado

24c

13

22 %c

Harricana

New

Feb

5.25

11c

9c

4%o

57c

22c

Explorations

Gas

N or v a lie

Mines

Apr

104,075
6,917

New

May

2.95

Jan

41c

16c

New

Feb

87

7c
16c

26c

Lencourt

Jan

3.40 May

9,200

2.80

'•

80

eb

14,100
5,213

—3

—..

./

'

2.70- Jan

'

lie

2.95

1032

19,636

54c

Goldvue

Apr

75»

27c

—50c

Gold

Apr
Jan

24c

•

1088% May

2

57c

2.49

New

Jan

1.15

9%C

•

Latin American
Laura

% May

72c

1

1008% 1088 %

13c

Norpax

1.08

Mines

Feb

71% May

May

1.14

Normetal Mining Corp

17%

Mining

Apr

36

Jan

46c

Jan

5.00

16

Jan

64

2.36

Jan

413

Apr

33

77c

'

Mar

83

14%

263

4,330

35

71%

14c

8c

82

34

53c

70c

22

La Xuz Mines

Lamaque Gold

Apr

650

2.45

73c

4.70

Apr

5%

Apr

1

Jan

500

Jan

14% May

5.00

3% Jan
62c

1

Mar

18% Jan

1

16

7
'

100

5,070

.

1

50

91c

Mines

10%

5

.

Mines

410

9%c

27c

8,200

24c

Jan

200

10

71c

■■

■

23c

Mines

8,700

4,885

1

33% May
23% Apr

1.18

Dickenson Mines

New Fortune

6,003

2,648

Mines

Feb

"23c
of

2,600

1.10

82%

*4sn

18c

Jan

15%

68%

Develop

55c

15Va

Ltngman Gold Mines

Lake

Jan

26%

.500

Petroleum-,.

6%c

22%

_

Lake

Feb;

8c

75

1,090

Apr

15

,

Jan

May

.—1

..

9c

1

,

12c

•

Feb

1.38

22

Mines

11

*

Jan

May

1.04

22%

Jan

Apr

22%

153/4

.20c
Petroleum..

Jan

60c

16,985

New Bristol Oils

New Calumet Mines-

Davies

15%

Exploration-

Jan

10c

9,10

6%c

32%

70c

—l

Continental Oil

.—III

&

Mines

Dufault

Lakeland

•

Ttrt

Mining

Cinch

849"

28VsC

Bidlamaque Gold

Concord

30c
"

•

■

Northcal

Labrador

22,814

7%c Jan

3,200

..

22%

--20

New

42c-14 %c

9%c

12 %c 14 %c

13%

1

6c

1

Minerals

9,540

13 %

._1

50c

■jmmfmtrnm

Kirkland

8c

69

—5

New Alger Mines
New Athona Mines

New

'

Kirkland Hudson Mines

10c

10%

7c

v

Feb

■

New

Jan

725

1.75

8%c

10%

-7c

■22 y*

New

Jan

9,300

18

3.20 May

23c

!_>

Feb

8c

5

1.70

2.63

Jan

53c

Uranium.

May

38C

2.25

6%c

Jan

1.95

1088%

-25C

•

4:25

7,500

5

18%

1.77

5,800

common. —5

preferred

Chamberlain

50,391

2.15

2.23

1

Copper

52c

"1,000

1.25

2.05

Gold

Kerr-Addison

10,100

"

68c

•

Warrants

1.66

9%c

»

1

1.20

13c

29c

47,445

3.20

35

National Steel Car

3.25 Mar

18%c Jan

1.18

16C

•

Petroleums

1.12
1.55

75C

2.39

153/4

•

100

7%

»

11

Jan

,'

2.26
2.85

.

Petroleum

Apr

50 ::
.f.r

Jan

1,105

1

Feb

May

47 3/8 May

6,657

mil

-

60c
27c

■"

Grocers

New

Feb

%

27,600

——

Feb

Jan

Apr

5

•

;

National

May

77% Mar

28c

1.21

1-75

Jan

45c

9.80

Rational .Explorations, Ltd

9.90 May
52% Feb

Jan

12%

,

1.25

2,761

,

Apr

Apr

"

May

21

-

45%

1

_

Kllembe

44

'

1.04

19c

70c

1

Lebine

31

12,853

1.15

Jan

900

*
1

Mines

Apr

20

12

—20e

Kelly- Douglas class A
Ketiville

71%

1.55

65c

Jan

32

Creek Mlnes.

Nealon

68c

43%

—1

Jumping Pound
Jupiter-Oils

G9%

1

1.13 May

39,571

1

Nesbitt

GO %

100

.

12%

Jan

55c

14c

Minerals

Apr

Jan

25 %c

Ltd

Mining

21

69%

12c

Jan

.49c.

27c

2?%

5

Apr

32
*

Apr
Feb

2.50
>-42c

27c

Jonsmith Mines

Jowsey

5%

.1,320

12%

(1939)—

Gold

Joliet-Quebec

2,820
...

50c... ..5,900

21

1

Minerals

Mines

63,8
3.20

49 %c

44%

Mines

Jack Walte Mining—

Jellicoe

6%

; 3.00

■

Apr

"11%

50c

-

1

common

Preferred

:10c * Jan

Jan

2.70 Jan
-10% May

:

,1

Mining Corp
Exploration a-*-—

1.75

8c

5,500

24c

•
•

Trust

Feb

14

•

49.% Jan

--

25c

class A.J...

jacobus

1.60

1

A

National.Drug & Chemical

43% May

Jan

—J

Ltd

Line—

Investors -Syndicate
Irinh Copper Mines.

6%
3.00
49 %C

pfd_—25

Internatioiml' Nickel Co'common
International Petroleum

1.60

•

9 /

Feb

6c

250

....

11701

45%

Powders

Bronze

16,833

Nama

Feb

80

,

12% Jan

1,800
-50

Feb

38%

3,490

-

..

4.00

3.85

10%

Inspiration Mining

1.04

-

493/4

Jan

49

:

34,000

-

9.90

52%

-5,676

-

7,458

-'32—

31%

9.90

50

Ingram1 A; Bell preferred
.iniaiui

95c

Multl

1.21 May

•

'<

1.00

10c

Corp common
Class A preferred

Jan

37

Jan

6%

310
—

-7c.

-

43%

-1,675

77%

7c

^

$2.25 preferred
4 John»
As

v

8%
76%
.40%

j

-

$2:76 preferred

fngils:

...102,940

Montreal

Mar

25c

Jan

32

"

47%

403/4

common.*

Corp Ltd

47

'

'

Investment class A__

Imperial Life Assurance
!
...10
-Imperial "OH
_•
.<*
r'A, Imperial Tobacco; dl Canada ordinary 28
Lake

233

1.10

Montreal Locomotive Works

17% May

2,000

20c

*'"

47

h

Indian

12%

10

;

Knitting
Porcupine

Moneta

May

9,113

'"■*

17%

20c

36%

-10

.

.Industrial Accent

12c

12

1

class

National
t.

10c

4.65 Mar

98c

1.08

.

-——20

Mar

47% May

2.35

Corp

Monarch

23% Feb

19%

88c

Feb

27c

1

Brewery

Warrants

1.60 May
Feb

22 %

11 Vb

17%
]

Oils—
—

6%c
30c

Feb

46

3.15

Molybdenum

Apr

61c

100

•

Ore Mines

Molsons

Apr

18c

Feb

12,100

..

1,04

Brick

2.00 May

4%c Jan

18c

55c

78

.1.10 Jan

70c

2.70 May

Jan

12

„

Min

High

Jan

11c

1

Industries Gas.

2.20

4,000

47%

.

10c

*

MIndamar Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co

Jan

12,577

..

1.08

Milton

Jan

66c

473/4

__1

;

com

Moore

Hoyle -Mining
:
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil—..i.
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Huron <fc Erie Mtge

16,000

"18,000

;

May

LOW

14c

70c

City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium

8%c May

Feb

May

,12c

Warrants

.

Class <A
Class B

Gc

1.G0

1834

!

Canada

Home Ofl

5c

1.40

20 %c

20o

18c

18%c

12c

Mill

Jan

,'79c

Jan

Cc

1.50
75

•

,

Oils

Sarcee

8

Apr

2,260

Feb

May
May

13c

,

dan

75

95c

Mines

Mining

Midwest

May

2.00

Mar

12 %c

19,850

2.00

5c

__1

8c

2.00

-

Feb

33c

75

;

75

20

„

8%c Jan

/

76,587

"

*'

Apr

7

10

13,300

8c

2.00

100

Bell
Dauch

Humber

8

10c

_

Apr

1.70 Jan
49c

•

Highland
High wood
Hinde-afe

16

10c

1

Co..

<fe

286,654

'« 8

i

:

Mines

Hendershot Paper
Heva Gold Mines

200

95c

_l

.

Lake.:

Red

Gold

1.95

73c

93c

i

Mines

Minerals

Hasaga Gold Mines
Heath

1.95

200

1

Harding Carpets
Hard

20

1
♦

;

Uranium

2.70

-

Range Since Jan. 1

High

.2.50

—50

pfd

Shares

2.58

Midcon Oil & Gas
Mid rim

20

1

_

-Mining

20

»

common

5%%

for Week

Range
of Prices
Low

1.25

Mexican Light & Power

35% May

'"

Hahn -Brass

Petroleums

Mentor Exploration & Development .500
Merrill Island Mining
1

May

8.60

,

4%c Jan

875

-

Par

Medallion

Apr

8%c

8.50

814c

Gypsum Lime & ftiab-

11

Sales

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

10% Mar

22,500

,

9c

30%

3314

—1

...

30

Friday

2,315

....

17c

8c

—.

Gold—

MAY

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

lO^i

18

Lake

ENDED

STOCKS

Shares

High

1014

15c

Ltd.

Mines

Gwillim

of Prices

*"

•

_

WEEK

for Week

Sale Price
Par

FOR

Sales

Last

STOCKS

5%c

5c

5%c

8,000

10%

lOVs

10%

875

1.05
5c

8.00

Jan

65c

Jau

Jan

90c

Jan

Jan

Apr

1%c Feb

10%

Apr

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

46

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1953

.

(2262)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

Ponder Oils

——————

Kiver

Poweii

Powell

Gold

Rouyn

Power

Corp

.—

Premier

East Dome

Pronto

uranium

Mines

Airways

Prospectors

2.41 Mar

5%c May

Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas

2nd

Union
Union

16 %c

Mar
Jan

50c

i- eb

22c

Apr

47c

Alar

6c

Jan

10c

26c

2,350

6c

6%c

3,500

4.85

5.00

1,650

92 c

1.02

24%

2,786

12c 13 %c

•

24'A

1

12C

8.70

9.00

13c

45c

20c

Jan

Jan

1.55

Jan

Jan

25%

Feb

Jan

13c

7.50

61,152

41c :

43c

Jan

70c

2,580

11c

Apr

6.15

20

6,500

15c 15 %c

15c

10c

15,100
5,150

241/4

1

4.85 May

May

United

Estella

Jan

8 %c Mar

17c

Jan

9.00 May
15c

50c

Feb

35c

Jan

20c

20c

500

17c

Feb

82c

90c

9,550

81c

Apr

1.18

Feb

8c

4,500

6%c Jan

10c

Jan

24c

71c

66c

1.20

59,900

31c

Ltd

■

1.00 Jan

12,500
5,000

1.35

Jan

5%c

Jan

8c

Feb

31c

Apr

54c

May

IOV2C
137/a

12%

15

Jan

12% May

17c

29,100

9c

Jan

17c

May

31c

32c

14,900

28c

Feb

44c

Jan

10c

-

11c

41,840

9c

Apr

29 %c

Jan

14

23.301

14

Feb

13%

100

99%

100

10c

13c

60%

4.50

4.70

12% Jan
98

48,500

60

10

1.040

11c

60%

Preferred

Consol Mines
ROyal Bank of Canada

4,917
12,354

4.60

Jan

Jan

6c

Mar

53

3.15 Mar

100

Jan

13c

May

64%

Feb

United Oils

Upper

•

12

12

13

7,710

Apr/

14%

93/4

8 >/ 2

10

2,140

7

Feb

10

9c

Jan

12c

Jan

14%

Jan

11%

Jan

May

9%C

9%C

1,000

12%

12%

13%

7.041

11

11%

96%

96%

97

63 c

58c

68c

13,000

•

18%

18%

19

4,785

13%

Jan

19% May

-25

37'/2

37

37%>

705

27

Jan

39

31%

32

750

25%

Jan

6.60

6.75

930

3.30

Jan

Victoria

&

Corp

Lawrence

St

72c

33,015

Apr

72c

common

preferred

5%

St Lawrence Cement class A
1

Gas__
Michael Uranium Mines Ltd—

Maurice

oi

8t

Salada-Shirr iff-Horsey
Preferred

1

9c

common

Class B

—

-25
6.60

Warrants

Gold

Rivet

Sand

"III

Gold—

San Antonio

Jan

10% May
47c
Apr

Oils

Ltd

4,000

'

Class A

8c

May

40c

13

14c

Jan

May
33 % May

13c

15c

63,700

9c

Mar

18c

Wainwright
Walte

7,600

50c

Jan

75c

Mar

ISO

30%

.31

14%

14%

14%

150

2.00

1.95

2.13

8,002

20

•

5.30

20

4.95

Mar

28

13% Jan'
1.69

Jan

36% Mar
15%

Feb

2.35 Mar

75

5.60

20

May

4.10

7,325

Jan

20

May

5.70 May

25%

26

3,278

24

Jan

29

29%

110

29

Apr

29% May

51

50

25%

29

———'

preferred—

(G

Sherritt

Sicks

51

51

85

47

Jan

51

Voting trust _
Mines Quebec

Silver

Miller

1
1

Silver Standard Mijies
Simpson* Ltd
Slscoe Mines Ltd
K

Slocan

—.

15 %c

26% Mar
May

Apr

21%

Jan

29%
4.70

73c

20

6c

&

Ref

Oil

&

Weedo 11

24

Btedman

Canada Ltd

Steel of Canada

Petroleums Ltd

Wespac

-Rights
West

Malartic

Sullivan

Cons

Sunburst

'6c
1.68 '

Warrants

Petroleum
Ordinary

Warrants

Preferred

*

Warrants
Western

Grocers

Western
Weston

Wlltsey Coghlan
Winchester

Gold

Silver

Elevators

Toronto

General

5#

Preferred

Trans Canada Exploration




•"15c

2.45

Apr

40c.

75

6,000
4.37G

85o

Apr

287s

21%

5,016

21%

95

15

87%

10%

3,780

.

.

-

106 1061

...

6,65

95

-i 25

25

25"

May

69C

//:

75c

27,700

66c

500

30c

Feb

l3c

Apr

16c 17%'C

::

.

66,200.

6c

6c

500

5c
12c

12%

12

12%

860

10%

•

1.40

:131

1.41

class

A

5.00

-

Apr

24c

Mar

5

Ltd

/

Feb

G%c Jan

.

20c

«

Jan

2

Mar

^ 45c

f

Jan

26%

13 %c

13 %c

—1

84c

Apr

38c

"

38c

May

'• 29% Feb

r

'

71c

Feb

10% May
106% May

Jan

Jan

103

.99

*

Jan

May

28%-May
28 Va May

Jan
Jan

9.65

1.55

Jan

28%

.95

34

•

.

.27%

.

'

317a Mar

•27%

I,

l.OOMar.

.

May

34
1.10

580

Wright-Hargreaves
Lead

11c

—1

—

Jan

7%

,

Jan

31%

....

Apr
Jan

Jan

.12%. May

Apr

1.70 Feb

10c

Mar

14%c Jan

1.22

7,540

r

12c

2,000

121,000

13c

"lie

13c

7 %c

7%C

*

1.05

%.04

—1

7C

6c

-1

39 %c

—1

16c

20c

i

.

Bear

15C

May

6c

Mar

5%c

Jan

26,500

(}9c

Jan

Cc

25,000

3%2c Jan

38c

44c

103,000

I6%c

Jan

48c

Apr

16c

1

4.

Mines

—

i«e

5,500

11 %c

Apr

25c

Apr

'

500

1.101

8c

Apr

1.20 May
■8c

May

6c

48%

3,334

%

19c

22c

42%

Feb

Apr

23c

Jan

6 %

II,033

39

2,920

13%

May

16c

Jan

7%

Toronto Slock

Jan

26c

Jan

25c

Jan

39

Friday

Feb

33%

Apr

12%

Jan

STOCKS

r

•

Par

4

Apr

2.10

Jan

1.25

Jan

Jan

2.85

Apr

Asbestos

Apr

93c

Jan

4%q Mar

9c

Cai «dian

Apr
Jan

1.94

1.90

1.94

4,025

15c

16c

4,050

5%

5%

5%

610

4

1.25

1.54

260

1.00 Jan

4.00

17

18%

100

100

5c

5c

4.40

4.00

4.40

1.10

1.20

27,710

88c

84C

88c

6c

1,000
1,150

1.16

1.81

27,550

2U0-

3.00

Jan

15%

Feb

3%c

15

Apr
Jan

97

7,378
-

Mar

Jan

2.60' Jan
1.01 Feb

2.35 Feb
19c

75c

74C

79c

8%

8%

350

9

9

9

448

1.99

Jan

4.00 Feb

18% May
May
5%c Jan

100

4.40 May

1.27 Jan

l

181

1.70

1.88

1.25

1.30

23,410
J,000
83,600

54c

53C

58C

•

75c

73C

77C

—1

6c

6C

6c

Jan

95c

38c

2774 May
3.00 Jan

2874

3.85

3.95

320

'25

2474

25

557

"23

•

-1-

2874

1

investments—
:

Marconi

23

23

27%

Jan

Feb

88c

May
May

32

\

677

15

82

60

78

Jan

2.40

1,550

17

,

Paper '

Consolidated

/

•

2—

337a'

«

May

'

27% Mar
17%-Feb

Y

Mar

80

\

23

-

Jan

2.35

/

——.'

(

25 % May

Jan

25

Mar

4.45 Mar

'

Dalhousie

—1

Oil

■t

1

f

Mar

;

32 "a

33%

3,486

28

Jan

34

15 c

14c

17c

3,000

13c

Jan

20c

7074

7074

71

75

60

Feb

17%

18%

79%

79%

26

26

220

82

9374

69

25y4

•
—

Dominion Glass common..

Dupont
-

-,

Co Of Canada

Preferred,

—

(1956)

—

—

Gaspe Copper Mines

IIIII*
urn*
i—150

17%

Inc

27
96

200

3174

3.174

32%

375

3.00

—

Pend

Oreille Mines
Bros

18Va Jan '
79% May *
26
May

Jan

93% May \

2.95

3.00

3,500

2.06

2.20

1,410

38%

39%

-840

j

27

21% Jan
Jan

96

-21% Jan
26
Jan

May
May

25

75

May
32% May ;

8%- Jan

Price

Jan

84%

1,039

25

—_

•

common

Jan

19%

585

91

—2.50

Pato Consolidated Gold Mines

Apr

78

5

25

96

6

Minn & Ontario Paper

Ogilvie Flour

9374

Papbr

Apr

15%

869
'

Feb

-.73

-

~

common-—.—7.50
5
International Utilities

International

:

79%

—

9

Jan

1.35

Jan

May
1.8B May

108

F"b

1.41 Mar

34c

Feb

60c May

5,800
8,500

71c

May

1.28 Feb

8c

Mar

1,000

9c

Jan

28c

28C

2tc

Jan

33C

28c

28c

30C

6,000

19c

Jan

30c

43

2,372

38%

19

19

100

Jan
Feb

44

__■>

42%
19

May
May
May

Zellers

—

7

,'mr-

_—

#

.'.

;

*

*

n-

1

Third Cdn Gen Iny Tr_—___.—
Yukon Consolidated! Gold Corp-.

May

42%

1

38%

'•

5

71c

71c

.

30

—

Jan

'

100

-

5

«

•

3.60 Ftfb

Jan

1.80

5,400

30

.

:

-Z—1

:

2.50

34% Jan

300

68c

-

4r%

v2.20 May
42% Mar

•

Jan

5% Jan

'

54c

Jan *

74c

26

Jan.

31

Apr

May

Jan

l

20

35

36

28%

•

28%

—150

102%

•

38%

37 %

38%

•

37

36

38

—

102% 102%

40

41

1

95c

42

1.03

375

17

29%

25
*

14

2,045
705
250

2,800

<

May

2,65 Feb

,82

1.90 Mar

■*

7% Feb

10

—_

;
I

6% May

20% May

160

17
82

1

2074

25

27

-

•

—

—

8

;

Jan

*

'

Preferred

Mar

45c

8,100

8 >/2

-10

31

Apr

"5

'

•

'

Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Vinegars
;

C&uauiaii

25

28%

*

Jan

6

Corn '
:
Bulolo Gold* Dredging

10

6

3,805
4,825

9

Industries common-

1.75
65c

27

*

Jan

3.75

/High

27

57a

27 :

574

*

Apr

100

Low

High

3.85

8c

18%

Range Since Jan. I

Shares

Apr

Jan
Mar

17c

6c

Sales
for Week

Range
of Trices
Low

•

*

Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper.—--.
Anglo Newfoundland Develop

1.14
45c

11% Mqr

10%

lie 11%C

Week's

t
.<

Sale Price
.'

13%

Last

'

1.

Jan

9.50

Exchange—Curb Section

Prices Shown Arc Expressed in Canadian Dollars

Feb

17c

100

29,700
19,980
II,595

-

Jan

Jan

13c

-

:

-

Zulapa Mining

Feb

12c

605

24,800

Zenmac Mete)

Apr

51

Jan

38

9,800

25c

7c

Apr

10c

230

23e

Jan

Apr

Mar

47

22,300

6%

22c

4c

40

1.70

18% May

Feb

—

13,600.

34

9,072

9c

Trusts,

_j.

32c

28c

e;ooo

Yukeno Mines

*

Iron Works common
Toronto Mortgage
Trader? Finance Class A
Class B

8%c Mar

•'1.00

15c

8.30

Bank

Toronto

Feb

Apt

Feb

Ja n

5.00

4%c

;

1.50

27%

Ltd—

29,051
1,500
6,500

Mines

Toronto

Jan

Jan

15%

1.50

4.55

Apr

76c

5c

•

Jan
-

31

Jan

26%

Mines

General

Mines

Dominion

7c

1.90

Feb

8c

27%

&

20c

Jan

25o

Toronto

-

Mar

4.G75

200

•

Oils

Canadian

———

30

26.634

1

(John) Indus class A

58% May
12%© Apr

Calgary

T*nmp*o» * undmark
Tiara Mines

*

Apr

13

121
'

•

Windfall

Jan

1

1,265
4

Wood

Jan

_

1.60

Winnipeg & Central Gas

Jan

—

Teck Hughes Gold
TemagamJ Mines

Torbrit

1

Larder

4c

-

4,000

% 20c

2.05

.

106.

1

—

13c

1

—

14%

—

—

45%

common-

—

./;Cc:"/

May

84c

ll%c May
5c - Jan

4,923
6,000

.

30

•

9.C5

100
———50
1

2,695

trust

15c:

39c "Apr

'

preferred
White Hardware preferred
Willroy Mines
Warrants
_i;

Mines

.1

Taylor Pearson

Jan

*; 7/1:99 Mar

Jan

8 VriC

95,-

-

2nd

n °r,

55,000

50c

Jan

-

Jan

■

Feb

1.65

2,027

8c

;

28%

55%
57%
10%c 11 %c

Gold

Torn bill

27%

•

Warrants

Loblaw

Texas

•

29 % May

——

23c
12e

2.00

1.00

preferred "IIIIIIII--IIII—100

Jan

*

17c
65c

14

34/

*

class A

"R

4 % %

24%

Taurcanls Mines

Preferred

1———

"

YeHowknife

*

Switeon Industries

Voting

A

Petrol

Naco

(Geo)

placq

class

881

common-,

16,325

Jan

4/00 May

6%c Mar

M .70 ;l'.80

1.75/
28c

l

:

29

Surf Inlet Cons Child

Sylvan!te

Petroleum

28%

—

38c

Jan

13c

30

2.00'

——

Western Decalta

Yankee

100

Supertest

',/'"7%

Apr
Apr

1.500

1.78

'•

30

281/2

»_

2.10

24,400

1,68

;

•

——•

1

29% May

8

35c

;.5%c

14

•

Copper

13,023
57,300

1

6.60 Mar

v:

5% May
% c Jan

333

2,000

1.86'

Feb

3.35

Jan

Apr

84c,:

76c
.1.75
"12c

1*

—•

Westeel Products

7c

*

Jan

'/Jan

•

13,600

10c

}:

84b

Western

80c

Mines

2.50

5.15

111,554

m

•:132c

32b

•

—

2.50

Exploration
Propane common

Superior

,

lie

10c

1

Mines

West May gill Gas Oil

70c

lie

May

1.42
55c

Mar

24% Mar

2.953

■

(J

-v-

•->.

■

''

2.30

9.80

%

3.20

—

—

5%C

1
1
1

'

1.75

73c

10%~C

3
r

10c

*

.

5%C

•

29

Jan

1.16 May
38c

I: 2,175

6.(10
29 % '

r>'/«••
3,90

Oil & Gas—

Canadian

West

Yellorex

16

80

•

Apr
5.00 Jan

/,

May

24%
,

900

3.00'

23%

~*

Oil

Westburne

Apr

185

1.70

——

OQ

Feb

2.5%

Jan

4.25

1,500

Mar

10c

-

29% May
4.70 May

18

73

Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact —

21

14,400

■3.60

:—1

-1

1

29

25

1

3.00
5.70

_1

__

—.i

Bros

3.199

79c

Jan

20% May

1.45

2.43

/

50c

-

29

*
1

Pyrite Copper

82c

Apr

75

1

Janv

5c

'

50c

33% May

58c

'"610

Apr
Feb

14
,

.

Jan

2.85

,

Feb

1.000

4:60

•'118

Apr

23%

16,300

24%.

.*

Werner Lake Nickel—

Jan

Jan

Feb

1.55

Gas

Nickel

7c

——1

Equipment
Petroleums Ltd-

Wayne

Jan

3.65

16% Alar

•

Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd.:

72c

•

2,000

—1

Uranium Corp

4,120

68c

25

1.63

15c

-

12 -/ Jan

280

v

Jan

4.00 Mar

Minr

6c

:

May

51%

•

^

-Alay

13.40 Feb

.

13%.

''4.30

1

44

60

Jan

52%

276

31% '32%

4'.(f0

•

23c

21

500

85c

13%

—*

;

Warrants

i ai

38%

*

2,12;

I

550
,

700
9,300
/ 168,140

9c
2.35

,.

*

common

13,800

38

Iflc

*

Standard Radio

Stanwell

23c

8c

.

Apr

'

54c

1«C

.30c

P/ ./

1

& ZincCanuck Oil

I,800

0 %

*

%

3.85

24%

Mines

Webb & Knapp

Yale

2,990

6c

ill

Oils

60

45%

Feb

Jan

10,250

42

Stand Paving & Materials

Stanieigh

Feb

4.65

64c

10%c

Mines

Stadacona

40c

1.10

0

Spartan Air Service® common
Spooner Mines & Oils

V

59
i.

-

1J)5

-

%c

48%

IBo

(■

"

'"44

:

10

Waterous

29 % May

20 %>

0

Union

Apr

18

Roi_

Ltd preferred
Valley Oil-,

Soutnern

30c

61c

—

South am

8i»i

3.90

I,190
2,305

90c

62c

common

Van

500

26,310

15 %c 16

—•

—.—

Somerville
Sourls

-50c

Manufacturing

D

Slater

71c

Mines

35c

4.35

65c

.

29%

4.40

29%
28%

28%
28%

4.25

1

Sigma

S

35c
3.95

50c

Gordon

Breweries

He 1 -an

7Ciu_

•

W)

&

Woodward

Sheep Creek Gold

5%c Jan.

68c

1

Prod

Amulet

Walker

Apr

G:3C

20

500

■„

21C

.,

Jan

4.90

*

May

60c

■

20% May

-

Jan

Jan

13c

-25

16%- Apr

1

i

—

—

Scythes preferred
;
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power corn-

571

•

Mar

99

85c

64c

III*
Isoo

-—-———

Rainbow

B

95

140

J

—

Debentures

Class

400

9C

Apr

31

Sarnia Bridge
Scurry

64c

207/.

•

12

1

————

Petroleums

Sapphire

■

Jan

•

s

7c

31%

—1

Grey Trust

82*/ May

Jan

lie

>:»

Western Canada Breweries

Ryanor Mining

~

66

6,000
4,600

82-

c

13%

Mines

Oils

Vulcan

VV* Mar

i;885-

2.31'.:

Ltd

/ '6% Mar

Jan

3.80

-2

Mines

Jan

8%

7C

441,

Viceroy Mfg class A
Vlolamac

7.50 May

57c

1

60

—

Canada

5%

20%

7c

—

Mar

200

345

JC%c 18%'C

III

.

4.75 May

38c

Jan

2«c

6.70

78

v

——

Products

84,725

r

6.50

,78

■

United Steel Corp

Universal

May

•

6

0

8%

•

Mountauban

4.70 May

•

—.

United

'Feb

22c

■-

Feb

3.20

4,200

36c5

.

Apr

25C

87« f

7

...

-25

.-

Jan

4.65

34c

4

-_X

.50

—

Hill—

16c

;

May

14c

12 %

—

——

i

—1

preferred

8,200

May

5.75

Apr
Jan

22c

Feb

25

Jan

4.00
16c

Feb
-May

19c

Jan

18%

1,875

17,732

63

"

16,593

8C

46c

12%

8c

1.25

7c
46c

1.25

Jan

B

Jan

Hi 1,000

23c-

20c

20%

Mines

Keno

4.85

1

87.'!

B

Consol Explorations
Ventures Ltd

20c

59c

Ltd class

United Fuel Inv A pfd
Class

237 a

1

Vandoo

85c

61e

22

%

23c

Jan

35c; Apr

6,210

*
*

—-—

United

13c

4.60

1

Corps

13,039

-

36 c

•

•

United

18c

4.65'..j .4.05

1

Canada

Asbestos

15c

29^4

40% Mar

'

Mining Corp—

ol

16.849

'

20c

•

preferred
Gab

7,215

63

!y

23C-

•

Jan

25y2C

:

20%

28

4.70
'.{•

—-—-1
-1

Co

Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance common

Feb

7c

common

Mining

High

LOW

High

5774

<

23%

*

Oil

Tribag

18c

59

—;-*

Prairie Pipeline

Trans
Triad

Feb

34c

1

Resources

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

27%»

27%

*

Line

Mountain Oil Pipe

2.85

9,600

1

1
•

Pipeline

Transcontinental

1.33 May

7c

Industries

Trans

7%c

36,399

—;

Oil"

Jan

46c

Rowan

Russell

79c

27,695
7,300

Jan

13C 16 %c

Roe (A V) Can Ltd

Royalite

11.300

73c

41c

ill 1

Little common

Pete

1.20

2.75

Low

Apr

4.95 May

15c

—

Rockwin Mines

Rocky

1.05

_

Robinson

Mar

/

45c

Uranium

Roche Mines

Feb

13c

4,410

7c

6.40

4.25 Jan

3.80

Jan

l.OO May

Jan

70c

3,085

2.56

7c

3.95

2.90 Jan

11,930
/

Feb

IOC

Trans Canada

United

Rupununi Mines —-—
Athabasca Uranium

Rlx

30c

,:;Z

Ltd

Mines

21c

1.05

Mines.,

Uranium

4.90

3.55 May

Jan
Jan

5c

800

1.00

6.00

2.60

-1

Rayrock Mine.Reef Explorations

Rio

150

4.70

.1

Petroleum

Richwell

3.00

60% Mar

54% Jan
2.25

Jan

.1

Metallurgical

Rexspar

1,500

Apr

—1

Quebec Natural Gas_
Queeneton Gold Mines.
Quemont Mining

Rainville

4,900

6c

5.70

1

—.

Quebec Ascot Copper
Queuec CniDougaiuau Gold—
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop.
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines.

Radlorr

575

3.25

1.00

—

Ltd

Minerals

Quonto

59'/2

4.75

"

.

Producers Ltd

Gas

Quebec

46c

5.80

Warrants
Provo

35

36c

21c

Preston

Purdex

28% Apr

2,000

3.00

20c
*
1
1

__

Electric

President

1,855

38c

6c

premium Iron Ore

Jan

for Week

Range
of Prices

Par

Mar

30%

3.10

1

■—-

36c

Sales

Week's

La-st

Sale Price

High

Feb

26c

11,000

35c

59%

Royalties
fiordei Gold

Oil

Prairie

Low

37c

1

16

Range Since Jan. 1

29 %

29 3/4

__

MAY

Friday

High

28c

—50c

ENDED

STOCKS

Shares

of Prices
Low

WEEK

for Week

Range

Par

FOR

Sales

Week's

Jan
Jan

10O

31%
32
37

67c

19

36

Feb

28% Apr
102% May

Jan

38

a

38% May

Feb

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*

May
Jan

42

May
-

May

1.03 May

No par value.
Odd ldt sale (hot included In

year's

range).

■

■■

Selling ex-interest.
f
f Flat price;
;
r Cash sale (not included in year's range).
e

CANADIAN MARKETS

.

:

Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Uri) Admitted to unlisted traditt( privReges.

wd When delivered.

range).

d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
in year's

AND
t

I Wi When Issued.
x

Ex-rights.

.

. .

^

..

Ex-dividend.

y

,

-z

Ex-stock dividend.

.

.

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.

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187

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(aam

NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations

The following bid and asked quotations

L

not represent actual transactions.
*

for

obtained from the National
They are intended as a guide to the
are

which have

v

Bid

Aerovox Corp

_1

:

Air Products. Dae

Ask

1

't

4% ■">

'3%
24

25%

American Box Board Co__— 1

29%
22%

24%

5

;

Barge Line_5

American Express Co

t

Far

Grinnell

Gulf

*

.

4

•

:

.

Par

•

Oorp

17%
49 Va

Bid

*

Society____

Interstate

122

Gas

13%

14%

Riley Stoker Corp

20

Gulf Sulphur Corp

20 %

-10c

Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp

46

36 %

Hagan Chemicals A Controls—1

25 V*

27 %

Haloid

1

25 7*

27 J/4

Hanna

American Window Glass Co_12 %
AMP Incorporated
:
1

9%

10%

Amer

Research A Develop

Ampex Corp

33

Sabre-Pinion

16

San

24%

26%

Schield

15%

16%

Houston

Arizona

31

Arkansas

Missouri

Co

Power

5

55

21

19%

Co__5

Arkansas Western Gas Co——5
Art Metal Construction Co____10

7%

Engineering—l

class

Co

A

Natural

Houston

32% V

'

Voltage

Oil

2%

Gas

Field

—*-■

Mat

1

5%

common

24%

_l

...

21%

25%

Hugoton

19%

20%

57

10%

Bates

A>

Co—

Mfg Co

Bayless (A J)
Sc.

J

10

Baxter Laboratories
Bell

—1

1

:

Markets

Goesert

10

7%

•

•26%

29%

Black Hills Power & Light Co__l

25%

27%

Iowa

Black, SivaKs & Bryson Inc com_l

18%

19%

Iowa

Public

Iowa

Southern

Botany Mills Inc

1

°0

^referred

JL.

..4..gO

Eurndy

5

25

13

Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern Calif Water Co
—3
Southern Colorado Power Co
•
Southern Nevada Power Co
1

11%

12%

16%

21

22%

23

24%

11%

1

OU

Utilities

— —

*ne_

Corp

12%

26%

41%

10

1

29%

38%

*

10

10%

31%
44 %

47%

22%

23%

Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1

6%

7%

Cannon

Mills

class

B

Corp!
,
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco

Steel

50

_1

&

Gas

Central 111

&

Gas

Elec

Co

53%
9'%

35%

39%

23%

5%
2Vz

Co

'

22

Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs

Central Electric

;

8%

1
Corp——10

Products

20

18%

25

com

Carlisle

33%

5%
20

18%

10

34%

36%

5

14 %

Central Louisiana Electric Co..5
Central Maine Power Co
10

38%

15%
41%

24 Va

25%

6

22%

24%

*

35

37%

10

22

23%

6

16%

17%

1

5%

5%

Central Indiana Gas

Co__

Central Public Utility
Central Soya
Co

Corp

Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp

Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
..

cl A

33Vic

Common class B

19

20%

33'/3c

com

19

20%

Clinton Engines Corp
Coastal States Gas Prod
Collins

Radio

Co

A

l

Stores

9%

10%

1

com

13

14'/a

1

12%

13%

2J/2

Inc

27%

29%

5

40%

43%

Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado

5%

1

Class B common

Colonial

4%

Milling A Elev Co—1

19%

21%

Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25

14%

15%

25%

28

Commonwealth Gas Corp

1

4

Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light A Power Co_*

7%

6%
1%

Freightways
2.50
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1

2%

19%

Consol

20%
16%

15%
8%

9%

Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Cross Company
;

1

Xl0%

11%

5

28%

Cummins Engine Co Inc
Cutter Laboratories com vtg
Common Ltd vtg

5

41

1
1

Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co

10 Va

8%
,

1

Detroit Internat Bridge Co—-1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc——T "*

Dictaphone Corp

7%

6%

1

Co

13%

10
14%

26%

28%

•-v

15%

14%
16%

Jack

&

Heintz

Jamaica

Jervis

19 ^

13

"

5

44%
27%

Mont

Name

Broadcasting

14%
46%

2%

3

29%

1

34%

37 %

2

6%

7%

9%

10 Va

preference

V

4%

14 Va

32%

38%
"

7%

47'A

50%

35 %

10

37%

19 %

21%

29

16
—10
.

34%

7

3

Inc

25 Va

35%

50c

Kentucky Utilities Co

35 Va

32

Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5

Kennametal

5%

13

23%

Kendall Co

2

East Tennessee Nat Gas Co—__1

1

10%

3

32 %

Koehring Co

5

13%

9%

10%
24%

laboratory Inc
.1
El Paso Electric Co (Texas!—•

15

Electrolux Corp

77a

,-10

27%

29%

2.50

8%

97a

1

21 7*

30%

Register—
Inc—

non-voting

5

297a

31%

Works
——25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
Stouffer Corpi
1.25

36%

Economics

J

15%

Landers
Lau

*

Glass

Fibres

Strong Cobb A Co Inc

1

Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnltz Greene Corp

Suburban
Suntide

25

Clark

Co

12%
4%
33%
60%

Lone

Star

Steel

Co

Lucky

Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg A Sales Co
Macmillan

6%

-1%

7 Va

19%

Co

21

Refining

Corp

32%
51 Va

5%

6%

14%

15 7*

3%

4

Bank

of

(San

54

26

28

57a

6%

Corp_7

Tranamis

27%

29%

16%
12%

Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W L) Corp
3

25%

27%

4%

5%

Central

4%

5%

Centl-Penn

McLean

Industries

lc

McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine A Eng
Meredith Publishing Co

2%

Class

A

27%

29%

5

26%

28%

30%

32%

7%

8%

5

18%

20 Va

7%

20%

22%

5

Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan uas Utilities oo
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter

T

N

A

;

1

Inc—

common

Miles Laboratories Inc

2

37%.

1

26%

Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss

5

Missouri-Kansas
Missouri

1

14%

15%

20

Pipe Line Co_5

Utilities

Co

Camden Trust Co

36%

38%
37'A

(Newark) _25

33%

100

302

(NY>__5

19

20%

10

21%

23%

16

66%
60%

64

10

40

21%

314

1

9%

10%

Supply Co_4~ 10

Fuel

25%

26%

IN J)

25 V*

27

34%

37

Phila.10

377*

40

12%

497a

52%

»N Y)—10
Citizens & Southern National

477a

507a

Natl

Bank

Natl

of

Bk of

Chase Manhattan Bk
Chem Corn Exch Bk

(NY)

Bank

(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland Trust Co
60
Commercial State Bank A
Trust Co

(N Y)_—

Gas

Service

Co_.

Continental

111

Bank

General Gas
Gen
Gen

(Paterson N J)'—

County Trust Co

5%%

preferred

,—5

123

197a

129

43%
280

293

(J P>

A Oo 'N Y) —100

National

47%

Bank

of Detroit

10

52%

of Westchester.5

207*

55%
21%

66

70%

27

29%

28

55%

59%

Natl shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%

57

61%

76

807*

357*

38 V*

89%

93%

29

31 Va

437a

46%

Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co 'Boston) .100

43

46%

New York Trust Oo IN Y)
28
Northern Tr Co (Chicago) —100

79

National

Bank

City

Bank

Cleve)—18

National Commerce Bank A
Trust

.Albany NY

-

247*

267a

162
39

43

247*

267a

(N

7.50

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J)

34

415

—

82V*
—

171

10

Co

77%

81%.

Philadelphia Natl Bank

10

74

787*

Provident Tradeamen'e Bank

10%

Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co iN Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10

70

74%

First Camden Natl Bk

44%

46%

67*

22

24%

(Atlanta)—10

32

34%

49%

53

North

American

:_1"'"3%
1
,11%

Coal

Penn Gas

Co

5

10

pfd_*

Pub Serv Co

•

*

'

4%
,

-

12 %

3Va

3%

17 %

18%

Co

(Camden

N

(NY)

Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr

First National Bk

60%

64%

28

35%

•'

Power

—•
Co

5

'

6%

First Nat'l Bank Baltimore—.10

First Natl Bank of Boston._12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
First

First

Natl

Bank

Natl Bk

First Natl
Pabst Brewing Co.
Pacific Airmotlve Corp

__1

2%

3%

East Line—-— —5

11 Va

12 Va

6%

7%

34 Va

36 Va

18%

20

.!_1

20%

22%

—1

14%

15%

1

10%

11 Va

Pacific

Far

64%

Pacific

Mercury

26%

14%

11

11%

Parker

Pendleton

Hannifin
Tool

Corp

Indus

General

Bottlers.

__1

16%
25%

27%

8%

First

(Jersey

67%
359

707a

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Louis

20

Natl

City Btak <N Y)__20
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A Trust

Co

(Phlla>__

—10

Franklin

RochelleNatl Bk

Square

16%
397b

20

43%

457a

Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).-12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Waab D C—28

49%

A

Trust

(Phlla)

637*
139

10

37%

407a

Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Mi of New York—8
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2

62 V*

65%

17

19%

Boston

33%

Bt Louis Union Trust Co

7%

8ya

Seattle

1st

Bank-State Street Trust

20

70

(Wash)—20

74

777*

72%

70%

55%

59%

58%

63

62

66

Second Natl Bank

64%

67'/*

Security First Natl Bank (Loe

Natl Bk

20

(Boston Mass)—

of Phlla

27

29%

51%

—8

21%

20

.10

41

44

_25

42 V*

45 %r

Y)—-10

207*

22%

Jersey..,—2%

87a

10 %r

447a

467a

32

347a

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Y)

'N

73%

48%

10

Angeles >
12%
Security Natl Bk of Bunting-

(Franklin

N Y)

125

Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of

ton

10

88%

15

37%

8

31%

First Westchester Natl Bank
of New

63

10

J*

Second

City)—25
.25

8t

N

369

Bank Trust Co

Paterson——

First Natl
First

Dallas.—10

(Hackensack

Bank of Albany

Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
5

27%

297a

Bk. .15

(New

York)

18

_10

.3%

Of

of

Co
(Pittsburgh)
AO
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City

32%

33

A Tr

J)

Permanente Cement

24%

26%

Pickering Lumber Corp

26%

27%

Pioneer

23%

Natural Gas Co
—2

Plymouth Rubber Co

9%

Glrard Trust Corn

Exch

46%

497*

Trade Bk A Tr Co

.20

76%

797*

Trust

York—10

41%

44

Union Bank of Commerce—

Guaranty Trust Co <N Y)

—

5 Va

5%

Hanover

—19

15%

16%

Harris

Portland General Electric Co. .7%

24%

26

Hartford

31%

Bank

Potash

Gas

Co of

A Coke Co;
America

—6

21%

Producing Properties Inc

29

-10c

6%

7%

Tr

of New

Hudson

Portland

A

Bk

Sav

Natl

Bk A

.Chic)—20
Tr

Co—10

County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N Ji..

of

New

Hamp_.

8

17%

18%

Hudson

Serv

of

New

Mexico

5

20%

21%

Industrial Bk of Com

Green

5

18%

19%

Punta Alegre Sugar Corp—

1

17%

5

16%

17%

^"■nlntor Products

1

29

31%

86

32'/*

%

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Tr

Co

1

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25

footnotes

see

City) ..8

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■

—

347a

tH

48

10

preceding

52%

Tr

Co

States

10

39%

427*

10

40

43

10

24%

26%

'N Y1..20

70%

72%

iPhoenu arlxi-l

35%

38%

Trust

(Boston 1

15%

17

United

32

35%

Valley

page.

—

of Maryland

Cleveland)
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United

18%

Co

Co of New

29%

28

Serv Co




'Pgh) .25

20

Pub

Grepn Mountain Power Corp

24%
'

Louis).

FIdelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)

-

12%

Pub

Brick Co

i8t

21
;

19 %

vire

18%

Morgan

10

28%

P»

Mellon Nalt Bk ATrCo

45 Va

■

26

'A

6

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Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10

(Newark

Co

18

Cement

.N

42

18%

Trust

Co—— 1

Portland

227a

68 %

50

N J)_

Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2

Giant

Preeport

Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co.10

59

20%

5

19%

Elec Assoc—8

13%

20

45%

(Buffalo)

Federation Bk & Tr Co

60%

5

43 Va

Trust

Meadow Brook Natl Bank of

13

55%

20%

Manufacturers Tr Co |N Y)_10
Manufacturers A Traders

21%

7%

26 %

20

270

(White
—

88%,

38%

36

64%
258

84

34%

22%

29%

4%

19%
347s

*

31%

12

6%

19%

18%

327a

Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10

20

27%

2.50

Ask

—

26

10

20%

Norrls Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp

Pepsi-Cola

(Phlla)

50c

Gas A

Tail

Industrial irust Co *Phlla)
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr

Shops of Del__r_l

Indiana

40%

of

L

Natl Newark A Essex

—10

Federal

Bid

>.10

Bank

R

64

'

Empire Trust Co <N Y)

272

Corp

7%

60%

County Bank & Trust Co

19%

Otter

Telep (Calif) 5% pfd__20
Telep Co of the Southwest

30%

6%

25

Trust

—33%

5

10

General Grude Oil Co

28%

Far
Natl

Providence

Mercantile Tr Co

33

common

National Shirt

Eng

A

(Chicago)

Corp A com_50c

National Homes

Class B

2%

25

Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%

30
18%

1

Co

13%
t

1

Companies

National

Plains N Y)

National Aluminate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp

Pfaudler-Permutlt

Packing

6%

.800

Zapata Off-Shore Co.

Co

5

Co

26%

7Va

26 %

10

Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp

42%

...

Cleve—10

93

24%

1

Montrose Chemical Co

Mountain

19%

5

Valley Barge Line Co

Mississippi Valley Gas Co.

18

24%

•

5

Wurlitzer

Industrial

67*

28%

48%

24%

Co

Garlbck

14%

Ask

A

Broad St Trust Co (Phila)

40%

Minneapolis Gas Co

S

Bid

20

15%

45 %

Frito

5

16%
38%
7%
15%

20

50

5

Louis)

11%

14%

30%

6%

30

277*

Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank <St

1

Opellka Manufacturing Corp—.613%

28

10c

7.59

12

6%

1

_

America

1

Corp
Herrington Co Inc

12%

11%

46%

13%

Francisco)—.

Marmon

11%

10%

43%.

15%

12%

6

—1

Eastern

Marlin-Rockwell

11%

Foots Bros Gear A Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayhe Corrugated Paper-10

Western Natural Gas Co.
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co

Bank and Trnst

17%

Telev "A"_. 90c
Pacific Power A Light Co— 6%
Fan
American Sulphur Co— 70c

~1

1

1

Western Maseachusetts Cos

14%

377*

28JA

Bank of New York

16%

1

Fisher Governor Co

6%

13%
35-

24

Bank of North America
Bank of Virginia:

29%

2.50

Fisher Brothers Co

17%

Wood Conversion Co

18%

47%

10c

Florida Stteel

147a-

16%
6

Williams Bros
1
Williams A Co Inc
2%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co„10

23%

1

7%

Mortgage Assii_100
Corp
10

137a

Whiting Corp

17 V8

1

Equity

Boston

377*

87*
17%

Bank of Commerce

16

Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont Auto Prods Inc

Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co

First

48%-

34 Va

22rA

22

—1

Federal Natl

29

43

•

7%

Oorp:

Texas

21 ya

19%

_1

Old Ben Coal Corp

44

ift%

5
...

167*

Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil

2%

Far

25%

6%

1

Co

Co

20%

5 Va

5%
10%

41

Swasey Co

Brothers
(8 D)

—l

Propane Gas

64

23%

1

Warner A

36%

Liberty Loan Corp—
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5
Ling Electronics
—50c
Lithium Corp of America
1

Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c

Co

19

Corp—1
Co——lo

-

16%
13%

1

Frary A

Blower

Co—.

16%

Oil

18%

39

Stanley

-

7

37 Va

50c

Inc

19%

17

50o

14%

5

L-O-F

North

22%

Utttifcdes

17 7*

34%

Northwest Production Corp-.—1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co— —3

35

Industries

Eastern

30%

10%

11 Va

Keystone Portland Cem Co

Northeastern Water Co $4

Associates—10

Eastern

30%

30%

Ketchum Co Inc

13 VB

12%

'

30%

33

287a.

1

Oorp' of Amer—

Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"—1
West Point Manufacturing Co—5
Western Lt A Telephone Co—19

Common

37%
10%

Kearney A Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co

2878

4%

30%

5

Vitro

287a

25%

24 Vs

1

24%

4

Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Varlan Associates

26%

Standard

9%

common

North

Dynamics Corp of America—
$1

Corp
preferred

16%
22%
39%

2%

Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stand Fruit A
Steamship

Nicholson File Co__——; 19%
50c
12
■'

changed to j.—
Broadcasting

kfCtYB|5oHt£n

-

Steel

$1.46

New

Corp

Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc

Kaiser

17%

23%.

13%

Warren

17%

1

16

12%

Warren

31%

1

25%

36

23%

16%

34%

,

42%

0

247a

29%

1

19%

Valley Mould A Iron Oorp.

22 Va

Sprague Electric Co—

5

Corp

15%

20%

37%

Universal Match
Corp—12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%.

23

95

«-•

Co

10%
27%

,10
United States Sugar
Corp—1
United States Truck Lines Inc.1
United Utilities Inc——10
United Western Minerals
10c

2V2

90

Co__15

Supply.^.

Electric

9%

United Greenfield Corp—
6% preferred

Speer Carbon Co—

17%

5'

Inc

Water

77*
22%

Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern States Tele Co—1

16%

5

-

6%

217*
39%

Trans

30%
,

18%

17 Va

Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
.Donnelley (R R) A Sons Co—5
Du

44%

9%

Detroit A Canada Tunnel Corp. 5

Harvester

•

10%

5

Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
_1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2J/2
_

30%
.

9%

61%

16 %

—1

Jessop Steel Co
California Oregon Power Co__20

Devel

Stanley Home Products

Jefferson

California Water Service Co__25
Calif Water & Telep Co
12 Vz

Oil A

Southern New Eng Tele Co
25
Southern Union Gas Co———1

Inc—

Co

;
1
Gas Pipe Line Corp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co-5

—

18

—5

Pow Co

Service

26%

17%
23%

00

—

7%

16%

15%

Electric Lt &

11%

127a'

28%

Corp

14%

-10

Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Brush Beryllium Co
Bullock's

4%

*'

'

1
—7%

48Va
12%
28%
23%

l—10
Co

Investors Diver Services
Class A common-

45 %

11 %

'

Co

Co

—2

Co

21%

I

Securities

6%

2

Freight Sys—1

Bakeries
Motor

8%
33 %

51%

Co_10c

57

Interstate

&

31

South Shore

•

Interstate

D)

1
__5

.

10%

1

Textbook

Interstate

13 Va

12%

•,

6%

,

International

(G

Co

71%

—I

Indianapolis Water Co

15%

11%

5

Beryllium Corp

6

30%

12 Va

1

Inc

;

14%

1

Co

Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway

5%

Husky Oil Co

28%

Petroleum

Bantam

67% "

-

_1

24%
9%

17%

Industries

21%

8%

9%

Co

Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water

Jacinto

Seismograph Service <7>rp

61

18 Va

Oil

20

Sierra Pacific Power
Skll Corp—

Hugoton Gas Trust "units"

29 Vb

Aatec

—•

Corp ——20c

22%

20%
26%"

Production

System Inc

Searle

Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—

Class A

Associated Spring Corp---—110
Avon Products Tnc
lo

Ryder

8%

5%

227*
9'

Tracerlab Inc

8%

10%

9%

4%

•

39%

9%

5%
4%
28

29
8%

*

Corp—!

37 V*

7%

22%

•#

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Tokhelm

Towmotor Corp;

1

24%

4%

5'A
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Topp

Reld

-

"

61%

67%

Marie

Ask

237*

*

39%

21%

14%

Hoover

14%

9%

20 Va

30%

High

Time Inc

32%

63

13%

21%

10%

14%

30%

Petroleum

__10

Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1

51%

Service

Rose

70%

17%

Texas Natural Gasoline
Oorp—T
Thermo King Corp:
1
Three States Nat Gas- Co—-1

13 %

—3

—

National

Manufacturing Co—2%
Plywood Corp
__1

Roddis

106

67

1

12%

—

Rochester Telephone Corp

20%

Ardere Farms Co common——__1
Partic preferred
Public

104

99

20 %

4

Texas

Rockwell

19%

50c

Anheuser-Busch Inc

98

_10

1

_1

(M A) Co class A com_10
common

Texas Industries Inc

15

16%

59%

B

28%

13%

36

53%

Class

26 %

—1

Co

•

56

<■

—2

217*

River Brand Rice Mills
Inc__3%
A
_25c

49%

Inc

Bid

Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l

Roadway Express class

5

Xerox

Par

4'A
32%

Robbins A Myers Inc.
Robertson (H H) Co

3%
26%

49%

34%

22

3%

24%

'

2.50

Ask

30%

—

•

com

1

_4

Gas

Richardson Co

2

Corp

Natural

Reslstoflex Corp

17%

American Pipe

A Const Co

Republic

129

16 Va

American-Marietta Co

.

Ask

Bid

3%

Reichhold

1

6% -preferred

*

16%
46%

10

:

Amer Hospital Supply

•

Grolier

31%

Amer Cement Corp"
Amer Commercial

Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
sources.
They do
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities

Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Chemicals—
1

~

Par

1G

wide national distribution.

a

Industrials and Utilities

f

May

Association of

range

bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of

or

Friday,

Statee

Natl Bk

Tr Co

CO—

«|

The Commercial ami Financial Chronicle

4fc

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

.

(2264)

NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations

for

Friday,

May

1G
Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)

Mutual Funds
Bid

Fundi—

Mutual

1.52

25c
1.25

Aberdeen Fund—
Affiliated Fund Inc

Ask
1.67

6.09

6.59

1

4.04

4.31

Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
A:-:e-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.!
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Ane-Templeton Growth Fund

7.49

8.19

1.37

1.50

American Business* Shares

Broad Street Investment

3.52

3.85

7.72

11.95

12.92

(»_1
Com Stksi.l
,d._l

11.36

17.97

Ltd._l

10.50

16.60

Knickerbocker

,__1
1

5.75

6.30

Knickerbocker Growth Fund

.__1
1

4.81

5.23

Lexington Trust Fund
25c
.__1
Lexington Venture Fund—1

25c

10.68

11.67

8.97

9.80

Inc..—1

14.19

15.52

Stk Fund Inc—1

5.19

5.66

7.96
3.86

10.40

24.21

10.38

11.28

20.87

15.21

16.44

21.58

23.33

11.50

12.61

7.06
7.06

General Fund--

Canadian International Growth
:v- Fund Ltd
—
1

Trust

Century Shares

6.89

1

7.53

21.81

23.58
17.24

15.94
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities Co.—_100 11,800 12,000

Commonwealth

8.87

-1

Fund Inc

Colonial

/

Income

1

8.52

9.26

11.79

12.82

——

_.

Composite Bond & Stock

''

1.

16.90

18.37

Inc

1

14.11

15.34

und Inc—.

——1

13.53

14.63

16%

17%

■

Fund Inc

Composite Fund
Concord

r

Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Firad.--_~-_l

Crown

Life Insurance Investors

Insurance

5.90

6.44

13.79

Vegh In vesting Co Inc,
1
Mutual Fund Inc——1

13.93
69'a

65
9-^6
8.06
6.04
7.92

De Vegh

——1
Inc__—1

Fund

Delaware

Delaware Income Fund
Diversified

Fund Inc__l
Investment Fund__l

Diversified

Trustee

DiVer Growth

Stk

10-p
8.86
6.62
8.68

2.50

15.67

25c

2.61

17.80
2.87

_____1

9.38

10.20

Shares„„T_u—

Dividend

Dreyfus Fund Inc____

Managed Funds—
Automobile shares

Fund

~1
Stock Fund
11
Electronics Investment Corp—1
:

21.01
19.51
4.46

22.47
20.86
4.87

Fund Inc_____———10
Equity Fund Inc_____
20c

141.59
6.50

143.02
6.74

Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_„l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc..—10c

12.44
15.01

13.45
16.23

Ener'gv

.

Inc___—1
*

Fund

Mutual

Florida

Founders Mutual Fund—,

3.30
4.39
2.13
7.61

3.61
4.80
2.33
8,27

Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—

lc
lc

8,92
5.29

Fundamental Investors Inc—_2

14.50

1

3.79

Common stock series—..

Preferred stock series

Inc-

Futures

Industries

General

12.16

1

Fund Inc.

9.81
5.83
15.89
4.12

11.66

12.61

6.29

6.84

2<*53

8.48

Ask

105%

106:%

1988

103

103 V2

102

Insurance
Bid

Par
Aetna

Casualty

Aetna

Insurance

<fc

10

Surety

5%s

Electric

4%s-

Companies

10

Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casual ty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
8
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
American

Home

Amer

3.53

2.28

2.52

.—ilc

3.36

3.70

__lc

2.51

2.77

Special Investment shares—lc

2.28

2.52

lc

2.20

2.43

Fund Inc._10c

6.46

7.08

10.52

11.37

lc /

shares

Paper shares
Petroleum shares—._

shares

Transport

Bond

shares

Trust

Investors

int_33V3C

benelicial

of

9.81—10.61

Fund Inc___—_____—33'/be

Massachusetts Life FundUnits of beneficial interest__l

18.86

20.39

Foundation—1

12.44

13.45

Fund Inc—1

8.84

9.71

Mutual

Income

Mutual Investment

Mutual

Shares

Bankers

Life

Natl

Beneficial

1

2.85

3.10

Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l

19.03

20.59

9.53

10.30

National

Security

1

29%

32%

35%

Life

Ins

of Tenn

Natl

Columbian

12

13 Vb

Life Insurance Co of Va

20

94%

98%

Lincoln National Life

10

32%

34:%

__—1

10.17

Life

Commonwealth
Co

189%'
33%

35%

5

41%

45%

5

55%

58%

33

Merchants & Manufacturers

4

10%

11%

Monarch

8

34

37%

(Balt)_10

84

89%

10

79%

83%

5

34%

37

6%

Maryland

5.45

5.96

1

3.25

3.55

Preferred Stock Series——1

7.37

8.05

1

5.16

Casualty

Massachusetts

Life

15%

70

74%

New

2

Hampshire
York

New

22%
2551b

127

133

Northern

5

5
10

55%

59

Northwestern

Insurance

Phila

49

10

51%

54%

Co

Indemnity

Peerless

45%

5

22)

3

53%

57%

67

70%

10

17%

19 VB

37%

39%

Phoenix

Insurance

Life

49%

52%

Providence-Washington

4

66

69%

Quaker

10
6
5

54

30%
16%

4

53

.

Republic
Government Employees Ins

Globe &

Ci

—

Life

57%

Reinsurance

Corp

32%

Reliance

18:%

Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2

56%

6t

Fire

Paul

Ins
(N Y)_l.

10

t

23%

14%

15%

49

53%

39%,

42 %

46

50%

44%

47%

63

94
37

Springfield

67 Vb

21%

23%

Standard

38

lo

22%

24%

47%

50%

42%

45%

8

Security (New Haven)

34%

10
10

89%

5

21%

22%

40%

(Jacksonville Fla)_2%

10

Co

Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10

146 %

Title

152 %

-10

& Marine

Fire

Accident
&

Guar

Trust

Y)

(N

Travelers

Inspection

C'o

Insurance

6.25

Marine

&

Surety Co

—1.50

Hartford Steam Boiler

2
10

Co

Ins

Seaboard

American
Insurance

.

City

Government Employees Life
iD C)

N

Co

84 %

General Reinsurance Corp

—

Y_10

10

Pacific

37%

40

83%

Life

of

Co

2.50

Fi

85

;

Co

65%

34%

9%

80

(Minn)

Insurance

61%

34%

8

_10

National

Insurance

3%

29 V«

32%

12.50

Pacific

2%

27

3.33%

10

Insurance

—

82%

42%

2.50

River

424b
89%

Deposit of Md

Life

78%

46%

39%

5

Northeastern

North

17'%

43%

Fire

20%
246%

Co

Co

Fire

16%

2

class A

Corp

10

Life

^

(S

5
10

Nationwide

Federal

Hanover

Union Fire

National

New Amsterdam Casualty

Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—8

Ins

Fire

2

Fuud

Ins

Life

33%

Crum & Forster Inc

(D

14%

National

Ins

General

Casualty

Franklin

22%

Co

51%

21

Ins

,

(N J>__8

Assurance

Fireman's

47%

Bonding

33%

Ins

197

1

5

Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance

17%

6%

31%

(Ky)

Fidelity &

1

Inc

29%

8

74.7

«

46%

U

78 Va

60%

25%

27%

—2

U S Fidelity Ac Guaranty

57

3

90%

86

44,

11.11

1

Companies

—5

Lite

24%

22%

Lire

16

Co__l

1%

19%

30%

Ins

Life

Stand

Camden Fire Ins Assn

and

Series—

_3

17%
29%

28

22%

3

J>_10

1%

18

2%

(N

15%

21

26 7 «

10

Ask

Bid

(Va)_5

Co—65c

Corp

Title

Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Casualty Ins Co

&

'

32%

6.25

Insurance Co

Boston

Gulf Life

Mutual Trust Shares
of beneficial interest

27%

29

Bankers & Shippers

Great

612.62

1

Corp___

&

Monumental

Glens Falls

Stock

Growth

Investors

Mass

Ins

Mtge

Liberty

25%

5

American Re-insurance

American Surely Co

Title

Lawyers

183

176

1

—

D C)

Continental

3.20

Metal

Lawyers

66%

2%

Co

N J)

(Wash

Mercury

139

63%

5

Assurance

Amer Ins Co (Newark

Par

Ask

133

10

Co

Aetna Life

Connecticut

a42.01

32%

34%

28

29%

Co—10

S Fire

5.64

Balanced Series
Series

Bond

Dividend Series——

Series

Income

Stock Series

England

New York

Fund

6.70

_1

______

5.49
19.91

21,52

Nucleonics

^

Inc—

30

_1
1

70%
27%

30%

Shares

Bid

8.54

Y

N

of

Fire

Westchester

9.33

Bid

Ask

1

3.59

3.92

1
__•

11.84
7.96

1

21.05

21.26

2.50

Corp..
Fund Inc

Philadelphia

Fund

Fund

13.39

14.55

(T

Inc

Inc

;

8.69

Growth Stock

Rove)

30.67

1

Fund

30.30

1

Inc

(Geo)

5.90

6.38

11.79

12.82

10.95

11.90

4118

43%

—lc
lc

5.68
6.67

6.23
7.32

Scudder Fund of Canada Inc__l

1
l

Seuclder Stevens & Clark
xa33.35

Fund Inc

11,16

11.93
12.23

lc

6.17

6.77

Selected

lc

6.86

7.52

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

Fully Administered shares__lc

8.96

9.82

Smith

1 xa21.60
7.89

8.54

9.95

10.86

12.82

1.25

Shares—.

B)

July

15.

1958

2%s

April

100.8
101.8

100.11

3%s

101.16

14.08

1

Fund

12.39

lc

6.62

7.26

Southwestern Investors Inc

1

11.34

Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc

6.18

6.78

Sovereign

1

11.48

8.31

8.66

State Street Investment Corp—♦

32

11.49
6.17

lc

10.49
2.11

11.49
2.33

1958—

100.7

100.11

1,

Nov.

Federal

4%s

10,

Aug.

4.20s

Oct.

1958

10,

10, 1959

3s Feb

I960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
3%s March 11, 1963—,
4%s June 10, 1965—;
3%S

23,

Aug.

1968

11,

March

100.16

100.13

100.24

101

100.15

3%s

102.24

103

100.22
100.31

1958
11, 1958

July

4%s

100.24

100.8

1960
2%s June 1, 1960

100.25

4s

104%

105 %

101.3

2%s May

100.30
103.2
102.24
101.24
107%
102.6

101.2

3%s May 2,

100.10
100.12

1958

26,

102.8

100.1G

2 %s

Mortgage Assn—

Natl

June

102.4

2%s May 1, 1959

1963

15,

—_

Feb.

Cooperatives—
1358

1,

April 3, 1961
May 1, 1962—

99.30

1963—

1,

100.6

100.28

1966.

tS July 15, 1969.
April 1, 1970

103

4%s

Oct.

1,

107%

3%s

May

102.14

4%s

Feb.

1, 1971
15, 1972-1967

1970-1967

101%

108

102

109

100%

101%

104%

105 %

104%

1972

15,

111%

100%

■s

Sept.

101.4

110%

103.10

105%

Central Bank for
5s

2.

Sept.

March

1.70s

1959—

2,

100.30
100.7
100

1958

2.35s Oct. 7.

101.2
100.11

100.2

34 %

10.49
5.62

100.16

1959

4%s Feb. 2,

100.12

12.57

lc
—lc

1958

4%s July 15,

37«s

Common Stock Fund

(Edison

100.9

3%s

Scudder Stevens & Clark-

Arner

100.6

4.70s

Fund Inc
Fund

1958

12.98

Fund Inc

Securities

16,

3.30s

Oyrr-the-Counter Securities

Ask

Bank Bonds—

Land

Federal

Federal Home Loan Banks—
4.60s June

Peoples

2

Figures after decimal poin t represent one or more 32nds of a point

32 V*

Chemistry &

Electronics

City

74 %

of N Y__ 10

the

U S Life Insurance Co in

106%

102

Obligations of Government Agencies

i

Capital Fund

of Canada Ltd

Amer_ 8

Life Ins—10

Jersey Insurance Co

6.00

1

___,

North

of

Co

Insurance

Jefferson Standard

7.32

1

Stock Series—

Growth
New

Putnam Growth Fund—

.

100

56—

11.53

7.77

10.89

shares

10.89

10.58

9.91

Equipment shares

16.11

9.98

_lc

Food

10.98

14.76

Putnam

shares—

8.90

10.06

7.17

Common

9.87

8.16

(The/ Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical

Chemical

16.94

9.04

lc

Euilding
shares—;.
Capital Growth Fund

24.13

15.52

6.54
9.04

Aviation shares——

26.60

22.12

4.59

Puritan

—lc

1976

Match

2.12

Price

1

shares—

19.78

1.92

Pioneer

Group SecuritiesAutomobile

29.84

4.17

13.29

1

Capital Corp—,

General Investors Trust

29.25
al9.78

lc

Pine Street
Gas

10.12

Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc

National Investors Corp

Eaton & Howard—
Balanced

Wisconsin

Continental

Manhattan

Shares—

E—

Series

9.03

9.26

Mutual Fund—♦

Loomis Sayies

Massachusetts
Do

8.29

8.70

Investment
1
Commonwealth stock Fund——.1

Commonwealth

Priced

(Low

Keystone Fund of Canada
Fund™.

Life

9.63

8.00

Fund Inc

Institutional

Institutional Income

S-4.

—1
.—.—I

Ltd

(1154-

Canadian Fund Inc

.

4.79
5.48

22.15

California Fund Inc—.——l
Canada

86

6.36

9.57

1

82

Universal

Trans

11.91

X19.41

Ltd....:.

Fund

Bullock

S

10.23

10.89

3.53

—--1'
1

Westcoast

10.10

9.35

7:32

America—.—

Inv Tr of

Bone

95

11.29

9.23

lc

Foundation Fund

Inst

10.32

5.81

4.39

Mutual Fund Inc—1

Blue Ridge

Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—lc

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
Johnston <Thei Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bondsi—_1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)..—1
B-4 (Discount Bonds!
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)—-1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks) __ 1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk»__l
1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
__1
S-8 (Speculative Com Stk)__l

5.04

Ltd———1.

Boston Fund Inc

Ask

Bid

Funds—

Mutaal

93

Corp

Institutional

Growth Fund-lc

American

Canada

U

Bid

1988

Bonds—(Cont.)

Ask

5%s—.— 1971
Industries 4%6
1970

Underwood

General Bond shares

Merchandising shares
Mining sharesPetroleum
Railroad

:

shares

shares.

Bond

lc

Investors

1

a29.73

Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1

10.37

10.97

Television-Electronics Fund

1

10.42

11.36

1

8.03

8.78

Stein

Roe

A: Farnum Fund

shares

lc

4.59

5.04

Texas

Railroad Stock shares

~lc

7.26

7.96

United

lc

6.80

7.46

United

United Continental Fund

EE Equipment
Steel

shares

Funds

Utilities

10.71

1, 1958

6.74

1

6.42

7.02

4s

10.87

United

Income

Fund Shares_i

9.16

9.96

3%s

United

Science

Fund

1

9.41

10.28

1

14.05

15.30

1

5.75

6.28

2%s June 15, 1958

1

4.64

5.07

1

1959
1 % s Anril 1, 1959
1%S Oct,
1. 1959—"

13.93

14.35

15.04

16.12

United

Funds

.__

Canada

Ltd

Value Line Fund Inc

Inc—

Value-

_10c

H-C7

3.90

10c

3.92

l

a22.0t

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

4.33

Series H-DA-:

Eaydock Fund Inc

__

Line

Value

Line

Fund

Wall

Income

Special

Inc

__

Fund

Inc

loc

2.46

2.69

1

;___

Investing Corp
Washington Mutual

6.83

7.46

Oct.

7.74

8.46

7.44

Wellington Fund-J

l

12.34

l

7.66

8.37

Whitehall Fund

'nc

1

11.73

7'.17

7.75

Wisconsin Fund Inc

1

4.95

101

99.10
98.12
105.24

3%s Feb 15, 1962

96
105.4

105.8

97.8
106.25

106.26

Oct.

1%S

101.18

100.30

l%s

100.22

101.16

April

100 9

100.10

100.5

100.9

1V2S

100.16

4s

100.4

__

1961

1,

100.8

l%s

100.9

April 1. 1962
1962

Aug. 15,

2%s

Feb

103.22

103.24

l%s

April

—

1962

15.

Nov.

99.24

97
100.2

1962

1.

Oct.

■*%s

99.20

April 1. 1960
15, 1960

1960

1,

Aug, 1, 1961
1%B Oct. 1, 1961

.

100.5

1958

15,

3%s May

5 35

4s

100.20

100.14

...

Aik

99.16

15,

1,

101.3

1963

9G.20

1963.

98.20

105.26
98.8

97.16

97.8

106.4,
101.5

96.28

12.68

1

__

BU

Notes—(Cont.)—

•13.46

Incorporated Income

1.

Feb.

1 %s

1

1

2.29
6.81

2.50

Income Fund of Boston Inc.

_

14, 1959

Notes—

Treasury
%s

__

1958

1,

Dec.

l%s

Situations

Street

Aug.

2%s Feb.

point

Maturity—

Ask

Treasury

of Indebtedness-

Certificates

6.14

1

Guardian Mutual Fund Inc

Funds

9.85

9.92

1

Industry Shares Inc

Series

1

& Notes

point represent one or more 32nds of a

Bid

lc

;

Ea milt on

Figures after decimal
Maturity-

Inc—

Accumulated Fund

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness

lc

shares

Tobacco

Growth

Inc

Fund

——

Incoruoroted

Fund

Investors

Investors. Fund Inc_

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Rate

Recent
iBonds—
Barium

Bid

Steel

5%s

1969

Burlington Industries 41/«s__1975

70 %

Ask

71%

83

84%

95

95%

Bid

4%s

Carrier

Chance

Pac

Ey 3'is

Corp
4%s
Vought 6%s

1966
1082

98

105%

106%

99%

99 7 u

1972

74%
101%

Mueller

Brass

National

Can

El

Paso

Light

3%s

Natural

1988

Gas

5%s_1977

Florida

Pov

&

1975

Lgt 4%s

92

99%
112

80

99%
112%

Port

103%

74

gs

1977

117%

119

102

102%

114

Idaho Power 4s

100.28
100.24

100.14

3.00%

8-

1-58

100.21

100.24

2.45%

3-

3-58

12-

1-58

100.15

100.18

100.23

100.26

2%

4-

1-58

1-

5-59

100.7

100.10

2-58

1% %

5-

1-58

2-

2-59

7-

1-58

100.11

4%s

1988

Elec

Quebec

3%s

Natural

105%

1191a

121%

1973

5%s

10514

1977

Pacific Petroleum 5s

1021b

103%

1988

Gas

99

1391b

Units

Southern

Co of

Am 4V4S

Counties

Gas

1967
4s_1983

99%
141 %

92

94

100%
112

May 22, 1958

Bid

Ask

99.858

99.873

July 17, 1958

99.839

99.856

99.820

99.835

99.801

99.818

99,975

99.979

1958

99.958

99.965

July 24. 1958

—

99.943

99.953

July 31, 1958

-

1958__

99.924

99.933

August 7, 1958_

1958-

99.907

99.918

1958—

99.878

99.890

May 29, 1958—
June

June

July

5,
19,

26,

3.

k__

434S

1980

102

102%

August

14,

99.782

127%

130 »b

102%

102%

Textron

1P83

101

101%

Trans-Canada

Tenn

Gas Transmission
Amer

5s

Pipe Line

5s_1978

101*4

101%

1971

70%

71 %

Units.

1471a

149 %

Net

k Admitted

Stock
b Bid

i

value

asset

to listing

Exchange

yield price

ISSUES

d Ex-rights,

{

t New stock,

value.
on

the New York
-

*

x

Ex-dividend.

wi When issued,
j

Ex-stock dividend.

99.796

99.758

1958

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
♦Nd par
a

Ask

July 10, 1958_

99.994

June 12, 1958

113

1983

99.993

101

1982

Sylvania Elec Prod 4lis
Debentures

99.28

Dollar Value

Dollar Value

June

Sheraton

99.25

United States Treasury Bills
Bid

1988




100.25
100.21

103

116

—

1-58

3-58

9-

102

Sperry Rand 5%s ww
Cement

10-

11-

1-57

1-57

103%.

104

72%

General Teiep (Calif. 4%s_i988
uen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww
1982
Home Oil 5s
1971

4%s

82

1988

72

General

101%

102%

Edison

Ask

2-58
3-58

102%

100

England Tel A- Tel 4s_1993
Span Uranium 5%s ww_1963

Bid

1-

2-57

94

1976

Fruehauf Trailer 4s

1976

5s

Due

3.65%

84

New

Phila

Fetrc} Corp 3%s

1975

100.5

76

N

Ohio

Duquesne

3%s

100.2

11-

99%

1977

Commonwealth Edison 3%s 1988
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
66

1981

2-58

2-

10-

4% %
4%%

Mississippi Pow & Lgt 4%s_1988
Canadian

Ask

(M) & Sons—

6-

3-57

Debentures

Dated

Bate

Ask

12-

4%%

Bonds—

Lowenstein

9-

Bid

Due

Dated

4.50%

Security Issues

„

99.770

Volume

187

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2265). -4ft*

THE
Bank

with

COURSE

clearings this week show

a

year

increase compared

an

Preliminary figures compiled by

ago.

based upon telegraphic

us,

advices from the chief cities of

the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,

May 17, clearings from all cities of the United

States

from which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will
be 1.4% above those for the
corresponding week last

Our

year.

preliminary

totals

stand

against $22,890,168,934 for the
this center there is

at

$23,206,855,371

week

same

in

1957.

gain for the week ended

a

At

Friday of

13.7%.. Our comparative summary for the week follows:

BANK

CLEARINGS

Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next wek.
We
cannot furnish

them today, inasmuch

the week ends

as

Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be
estimated.
In the elaborate detailed

statement,

present further below

we

we

however, which

able

are

ter

increase of

0.3%, the bank clearings at this

having registered

located

York

and

Reserve

show

from

this

District

it

that

appears

(including

this

in the

city)

the

New-

totals

improvement of 10.37c, in the Boston Reserve

an

Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are,

3.0%.

smaller by

cen¬

gain of 11.1%. We group the cities

a

are

of

to

5.7%, the aggregate of. clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,581,524,879 against $20,425,534,041 in thp same week in 1957. Outside of
this city there
an

according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they

District of 2.4% and in the

give the final
and complete results for the week
previous — the week
ended May 10.
For that week there was an increase of

was

CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH

OF

7.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
2.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 0.7%. The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 1.7%*
the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.1% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District of 6.2%.

In the Kansas City Re¬

serve District the totals register a
gain of 5.2%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of 4.3% and ih the San Francisco*
Reserve District of 2.1%.
!
%

'

Week.
New

'

Ending May 17—

York

______

Chicago
Philadelphia

___-

Boston

:

;

1957

4

$12,278,840,876 $10,801,347,355
1,223,580,051
1,296,097,938
1,073,000.000

752,250,077

443,433,292

415,778,431

:

:

St. Louis

Week Ended May 10—

Federal Reserve Districts

5.6

307,300,000

6.7'

+

1st Boston
2nd

New

384.200.000

~

711,105.535

7.3

514,779,345

•—17.8

5th

546,312,403

659,139,738

—17.1

6th

407,453,388

+

0.5

7th

$18,121,085,235 $17,079,751,807

+

6.1

4.4

—

—

_

Other cities, five days___
all

cities,

4.238,141,780

_

five days-

4,842,014,275

—12.5

$22,359,227,015 $21,921,766,082

_

day___________

one

V

847,628,356

Total all cities fdr week______

2.0

+

908,402,852

1.4

+

v

vr- < >

1958

Description— f:

Bonds—.

Railroad

1958

1957

—Four Months

48,309,665

187,049,465

169,697,329

y

v

&

misc.—

$111,367,500 $86,119,590 $397,883,500 $321,371,800
25,000
10,000
59,000
52,000
government
5,089,900
3,935,300
20,514,920
15,191,050

Foreign
S.

1957

"

50,305,141

•

International
U.

'

-—Month of April

Number of shares-.*.

Bank

Government-

Total

4,000

■,

bonds

$116,482,400

V'.;

..

1958;

1957

January
February

L_>.

April

(060,000

Philadelphia
Chicago

1,112,230,708

5.7

19,847.568,367

0.3

10,035,240,039

__—__108

j

cities

FOK

LEADING

CITIES

today, a summary of the clearings for
April. For that month there was an in¬
entire body of clearing houses of 5.5%,
the 1958 aggregate of
clearings having been $110,995,068,526 and the 1957 aggregate $105,235,792,137. In the
New York Reserve District the totals
register a gain of
17.7%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
month of
for

the

loss of 4.9%

a

of

19.8%.

suffer

and in the

decline of 9.9%

a

Philadelphia Reserve District

In the Cleveland

Reserve

District the

3rd

14

"

15

Philadelphia

cities

11

York

IV

"

3,608,629,454
58,868,033,995

'

5,710,015,786

10,178 .448,854

"

3,063,.667,981
2,573,,569,002

__

Francisco

<

"

18

1956

177

5,780,928.267

4,873

16,793

21,505

20.782

19,709

1,838

2,584

-

1.92G

1,626

-»

7,521

18,955

19,297

18,601

16,830

11,387

13.209

12.783

11.865

11,383

10,638

11,206

11,393

10,980

9.979

9,052

9,856

9,483

8;064

-7.853

7,691

7,515

6,948

8,226

7,720

6,554

'

■

1,743

-

6,951

6,699

1,591

1,619

-

1,626

1,438

6,173

6,371

6,345

5,906

1,687'

1,684

1,524

1,404

6,797

6,621

6,225

5,670

Y1,546
1^53-

1,763

1,625

1,473

6.287

7,116

6,876

6,034

17702

1,600

1,480

6,898

6,601

6,392

5,894

1,564-

1,623.-1,551

1,344

6,309

5,980

l'/l34

1,619

7.198

'

J

*•

8,061

6,482

5,432

.

1,238

1,197

1,059

4,625

4.939

4,747

4,299

Richmond

..

827

847

779

710

3,316

3.342

3,200

..

777

630

818

727

3.199

3,304

3,323

838

Portland

919

'" '878 :

775

817

744

3,538

3,717

3,298

3,083

763

739:

3,276

3,377

3,140

.

2,774;946,830
4,691,437,850k

•

7.8

2,339.147,904

2,177,782,493;

4.7

3,595,211,621

4.0

-F
—

3,023,354,033

2.0 /

-F

9,664,154,023

3.2

—

—

4,080,051,685

3,440,215,43Y
3,740,155,7*0

8,839.980,490

2,699.877,770

3.7

5,530,507,115

5,148,340,84^-

f 5.5

98,634,250,084

90,678,142,210

5.8

53,601,041,192

49,005.501,307

—

—

818

4,449

4,439

3,899

Inc.

1957

$

-

Four Months

years:

1956

or

Dec. %

;'

Four Montha.

1955

$

$
1

2nd

New

14,169,351,782

14,607 751.640

"

220,286,988,455

15

"
"

18,143.296,146
24,106.536,029

201,981 564,003
22,955, 791,510

16
8

"

12,680.971,413

12,797 499,889

"

22,701,746,831

22,658 984,256

"

40,183 .565,727
12,121 806,647
10,126 805,621
15,265 302,253

14
11

York

3rd

Philadelphia

4th

Cleveland

.——

5th Richmond
6th Atlanta

16

:

7th Chicago
St.
Louis

cities

31

9th

Minneapolis

16

"

10th

Kansas City

14

"

15,872,703,304

11

"

16,650,751,311

18

"

;

—

11th Dallas
12th San

—

"

7

Francisco

Total

22,704.234,641

"12,9O3,G50;050

9.1

188,844,371,217

185.569,755,510

•—21.0

22,127,682,157

7.2

24,779,046,710

0.9

12,165,362,801

20,930,154,760
21,468,617,300
11,221,145,450

0.2

20,877,751.092

18,653,181,091 »

4.8

38,818.474,569

35,109,858,320

3.1

11,999.384.780

11,142.617,680

___

+

-F

9,554.952,554

4.0

14,498,556.111

4.4

419.206,902,773

4.1

4-

17,425 614,009
23,112 339,231

427,848,680.921

177 cities

13,885.761,444

-F

25,969 877,987

38,249,470,535
11,742,483.548
10,540.146.926

8th

3.0

16,692.104,078

—•

1.8

21,814,317,201

•F

2.1

396,057,764,714

8,760.444,67S
13,840.352,793
15,146,773,491

20,149,674.31&
,

374.896,233,471

.

Outside New York City

4.6

224,919,180,796

214,588,607,640

214,519,061,502

"196,170,633,140

2.980

953

•

1,094

0.1

,3,074,137,206
5,062,649,135

.

Four Months

1958

Federal Reserve Districts
1st Boston

3,064

J

888

5,181,579,1401
5,394,660,730

6,232,966,080

1.4

■

2,957

Louisville

1,104

$

Reserve Districts in the four months for four

Four Months

11,519

11,607
'

de¬

3,188.703,076
43,400,464,893*

5,640,767,749

9.9

+

57,200,234,767

We append another table showing clearings by Federal

1955

5,306

---

a

1955

$

+19.8

105,235,792,137

Outside New York City

1956

or

3,501,893,268

—

6,001, 825,368

110,995,068,526

cities

178,725

6,508

1,739

is

Reserve Dis¬

46,889,410,265

—

3,846,,919,018
4,307, 499,112

53,913,858,105

Total

Apr. 30181,538

2,552

San Francisco

4.9

—

5,705 ,273,222

9,379,887,490
2,966,626,727

30 in

the

+17.7

50,012,,409,457

"

1957

2,057

Inc.

"

*

Louis

San

in

Dec. %

3,794,,046,339

7

12th

3.2%, but the Minneapolis Reserve

and

1957

31

Richmond

11th Dallas

rfh£ Chichfeo Re-

trict of 3.7%.

7th Chicago

194,287

1,879

4.0%

"

Cleveland

5th

3,274

776

762

759

3,183

3,177

3,045

2,902

Birmingham

91

r

943

768

725

3.638

3,646

3,327

2,899

Omaha

672

639

622

615

2,665

2,559

2.530

2,514

I...

904

820

744

655

3,547

3,249

2,936

2,646

Paul....

657

Denver
St.

...

Memphis

619

571

535

2,433

2,320

571

....

■>

546

502

2,230

2,299

2,200

568

524

2,281

2,433

2,303

2,152

542

526

2,412

2,257

2,157

2,068

558

490

2,403

2,252

2,224

1,977

Washington.

628

580

Milwaukee..

633

614

Nashville

Other

554

567

513

498

2.173

2,279

2,095

1,871

97,071

91,104

83,637

396,601

387,290

366,046

347,264

7,917

8,164

7,530

7,041

31,247

31,916

30,011

27,632

cities.

Total

All...

110,995 105,235

Outside NYC

We

.*

2,618

103,078

..

Tot. 31 cities

53,913

now

since January 1, 1958 and 1957:

MONTHLY CLEARINGS

2,048

610

The following compilation covers the clearings by months

2,146

577,

561

.,
*

Buffalo

57,200

add

our

98,634

90,678

427,848

419,206

396,057

374,896

53,601

49,005

214,588

224,919

214,519

196,170

Clearings Outside New York-

Clearings, Total All-

1957

1958

or

Dec. %

$

$

$

Inc.

01

Dec, *

112,992,798,478

1st

quarter
1

April
Total

four

+

0.8

58,727,484,647

60,697,999.712

—

3.2

94,683.600,084
107,178,569.182

+

0.9

48,569,455,992

51,111,477,041

—

5.0

+

1.1

53,377,808,896

55,909.469,276

316,853,612,395

—

.

112,108,941,370

95,537,261,747
108,323,552,170

January
February
March

Total

Inc.

1957

1958

Month—

313,971,110,636

+

0.9

"l6C)T674,749,535

167,718,946,029

110,995,068.526

detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the

105.235.792.137

+

5.5

53,913,858,105

"419,206,902,773

+

2.1

"214,588,607,640

4.5-

—

4.2.
5.0

57,200.234,767

427,848,680,921

__

months

—

224,919,180,796

—

4.6

month of April and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended May 10 for 4 years:

First Federal Reserve District—Boston—

Clearings at—

1958

$

Maine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall

-Month of April
1957

$

.

Rlver_.

11,581,525

11.899,338

27,331,806

Portland

30.862,909

2,949,234,119

3,053,053,460

14,160,381

16,186,514

Holyoke

7,772,004

8,621,754

Lowell

6.327.323

7,464,040

New

Bedford-

Springfield

___

Worcester

Connecticut—Hartford
New

Haven

Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—ManchesterTotal

(14 cities)




'W-

APRIL

-Jan. 1 to

-

of

16

1958

2,822

''

crease

Atlanta

4tli

.-

10,155,922,920

4.7%, but in the Dallas Reserve District there

$

Boston
New

'

District has managed to enlarge its totals by 2.0%v Ti*
the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase o£

3,279 ,425,338

213,260

1,651

19,410.032,39»
•

...

Federal Reserve Districts
2nd

improvement of 0.1%.

Reserve District by

1958
1st

an

6,609,,800,283

53,787,684

1,123,103,295

-

District falls behind by 7.8% and in the St. Louis

serve

and in the Richmond Reserve

Month of April—

+

5,862,,908,163

1955

-2,401

Orleans

totals

totals show

4,703,279,351

41,672

1,843

472,302:755

;

District of 1.4%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the*

3,235,146,714

1956

-

New

10,350,296,820

5,955.265,905

45,003

1,995

Jacksonville

20,425,534,041

10,385,133,453

We also furnish

the

crease

clearings for leading cities for the

2,514

Seattle

21,581,524,879

;

Outside New York City

74,645,958
,

54,106,201

1.969

Cincinnati..

2.1

508,289,295
609.9b6,'27%

'

4,133,391,126

48,309,665

2,225

..

+

"

Dallas

Baltimore

1,180,421.559

"

Cleveland

...v

1,204,611,662

11

3,010

Atlanta

"

14

2,852'

Houston

10

::

446,893.536

Kansas City

2,607

City

n>

572,134.626

4.3

10th

4,230

Louis...

5.2

202,325,727

2,897

Minneapolis

+
+

153,960,424

121,387,664

2,856

Kansas

603.302,740

473,458,715

2,624.421,592
4,029.442,119

3,099

St.

634.725,993

493,818.511

16

•' 4,726

Pittsburgh..

"

"

Minneapolis

3,053

,....

4,496,164,265
647,042,510

624,377,923
...497,383.979

.

6

9th

4,853

Fran.'..

6.2

"

1957

.

1,181,718.471*
658,918,321
1,051,377,3721

.

1,397,138,544

1.1

+

8th St.

3,334

Ban

-1-

60,815,145

2,650

4,711'

....

Boston

+• 1.7

636,487.584

66,864,624

2,949

Detroit

1,101,693,474

548,570.830

"

48,035

4,337

..

650,945.533

0.7

"

738,543,490

9,7O1,313;120
1,221.288,115

1,167.456,140

9

;

Total

6th

46,400,622

-Month of April1958

57,081»

<

1,442.259.455

8

1955

month of April and the four months ended
April
each of the last four years is shown below:

New York...

7.1
2.1

—

,

•

47,197,100

BANK CLEARINGS

1,273.360.221

+
—

—

643,424,530

60,362,702

of bank

3.0

i.

10,234,683.043

582.844,468

48,160,955

50,305,141

Omitted)

1,466.288,168
-

37,575,141
35,651,568

136,744,324

course

1,178,476.567

49,871,356
.46,675,236

Quarter

The

:

40,197,7.32

;
_

1st

730,117,986
1,187,376,170

16

1956

Number of Shares-

V ,;.———

March

•

<

1,291,438,443

714,468,847

•'

Dallas

Francisco

$

\

769,270.640

+10.3

1,044,358,873

1,199,608,064

70,000

$90,064,800 $418,461,420 $336,684,850

The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first four
months of
1955 to 1958 is indicated in the
following:
..

11th

12th San

1955
■

2.4

+

»

$23,206,855,371 $22,890,168,934

results for April and the four months of 1958 and 1957

follow:

:

1,075.994,589

"

4

7

Louis

Minneapolis
10th Kansas City

10,484,669,626

~

"

17

Chicago

—12.5

".. Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
the New York Stock Exchange is appended. The

.

11,565,751,906

"

10

Atlanta

8th St.

Ten cities five days____

6

1956

Dec. %

"803,072.060

^

"

17

$

.-

822.011,574

"

11
:

Richmond

Inc.or

1957

-

"

cttlea

9

•9 th

.

All cities,

York

4th

-

Baltimore

Total

12

3rd Philadelphia
Cleveland

";

059,104,000

401,472,725

Cleveland

1958

$

6.3

—

423,392.004

'

^

Pittsburgh

':

;

5.6

—

.

;

Francisco

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS

4-13.7
—

1,137.000.000

704,577,284

_

Kansas City
San

1958

,

14,676.658

15.876.281

63,420,742

66,720,709

35,145,097

52,725,789

197,763,772

206,890,537

95,608.237

112,101,840

28,135,300

27,768,600

145,886,100

171,352,700

11,586,390

12,521,868

3,608,629,454

3,794.046.339

-Week Ended May 10-

Jan. 1 to Apr. 30Inc.

or

1958

2.7

45 239.710

3.4

11,607,,706,662
53,,770.900
29,,718,071

32 318,982

—15.2

25. 200,148

27, 061,879.

—

—

7.6

58 ,242,844

239 ,721,143
179 ,266,070

4.4

734 ,757,278

1.3

105 ,081,000

—

7.5

47 ,270,327

14,169,351,782

14,607,751,640

6.9

•$

1955

I

2,692,98i

—17.9

3,057,303
7,120,916

-F

3.9

626,517.031

599,894,015

—

6.8

3,497,417

3,799,522

—11.4

MT6~696

+

6,918,931:

1/762,31*

3,109,784

3,709,481

—16.2

3,819.658

4,101,193

5.3

13,669,489

15,619.306

—12.5

15,460.633

14,109,229

10,941,086

11,480,963

6.5

'

3.8

44,653,831

40,631,043

22,030,862

25,323,193

32,585,900

25,319,000

-F

—

.

4.2
3.1

3,255,834

2,944,734

—

3.0

8*22,011,576

803,072,060

4.7

10.256,107

10,602,410

9.9

39,775,118

41.581,480

—13.0

22,064,565

19,106,023

7.7

33,7~3_3~700

—

+

0.3

—

48 ,804,106

4.9

1.6

1956

8.0

—13.7

591 ,616,300

—

1,412,613

—

104 ,801.000

566 ,552,000

+

1,251,080

—

426 ,114,649

—14.9

3,436,255

—

764 023,018

367 ,761,657

652,555,958

3,203.437

-

—12.2

204 ,194,784

—33.3
—

677,950,940

—

253, 065.557

—14.7

7,428.986

—

62 260,173

4.9

3,210.528

6,096.277

—

60 292,414

9.9

3,263,056

9.5

—

11,865 367,370

—12.5

—

Dec. %

—;2.2

120 497.919

—

4.4

Inc. or

$

—10.8

47, 333,489

109 ,063,972

1957

$

Dec. c/o

—11.4

—

1958

Inc. or

1957

Dec. c!o

+ 10.6

2,491,496

31.302,000
2.673.3GG

2.4

769.270,640

738,543,498

—

+

Financial Chronicle

TheCommercial and

u

Clearings nl—

Reserve District—Hew

Stttnd Federal

$

Yerk—

Mmlxa

610,156,638

—

11,959,290

13,361,198
14,003,033

—10.5

7.3

48,035,557,370
174,945,031
115,758,060
25,353,160
114,258,965

•

15,021,789

Jamestown

57,081,210,421
171,703,998
108,199,189
26,072,284

Now York—

Rochester

Syracuse

———-

Uttca

—

(a)

Connecticut—Stamford
liew Jersey—Newark—
Jersey.

Northern New

Total (11 cities)—

Third Federal Reserve

Chester

9,308.673

6,837,565
17,253,877

17,644,627
29,955,135
1,402,285
6,955,026

WIlkes-BaTra
—

"

.

Hazelton

85,572,805

#0W ^jersey—Trenton..

Feurth Federal Reserve

?4';G63,674

25,737,265

;*^fJ24;607r96l

2.4

34.960,283

34,152,642
154,764,051

6.0

+

0.4

—21.3

0.1

+
+

5.8

—

4.8

16,793,000,000
65,289,618
120,477,064
66,155,898

5.3

0.9

119,389,144

7,143,454
24,366,831

7.6

290,327,749
310,477,179
18,143,296,146

2.1

1,238,111,013

—

8.4

56,699,696
.46,200,745

in

153,952,412

Toledo

3,237,021

2,028,277

2,265.062

-17.8

1,790,404

1,077.722

0.8

1.90<,a29

1.943.226

47452469

4,947.241

ZY.3

1,21^00*0060

1.162,000.000

-10.6

4,665,433

2.7

6.395,412

1.2

12.4

3,858,317
8.448,432

>.

982,0Q0,000
),671",822

0.2

6,975,180

3,721.040

-

7.169

4.4

5,679,

6,851,597

4.7

.

—18.6

6,096,401

.

+

18,673,728
11

,

1-

■

-

t..

9,052,458,745
1,007,350.100
65,538,640
24,578,010

3.2

17,859,377

10.6

51.1 7

—21.0

1,075,994,589

+ 1,044,358,873

11,486,924

11^7,098
248,417:603
ivm-Toc
;l'40,78C
5,800

-3.7

■

214,434,738

594,968,577

(a)

t

12,152,080

37,279,950

r

5.9

74,786,437

9.9

24,106,536,029

25,969,877,987

2.0

79.796,37G
372,938,000

390,614,756

2.4

3,316,378,517

+

7.2

139,897,855

+

2.0

272,502,708

Maryland—Baltimore.

2^6

56.556,700

—10.6

10,776.689
14,115,186

•

+

1,564,184,069

3,342,268,640
136,323.551
261,176,233

—

n

+
_

103,379,269

'

—

__

1,623,591.476

3.7

6,532,447

Total (B cities).

6,227,727

+

4.9

628,470,167

580.643,586

+

8.2

3,235,146,714

*.-,.-10.1

14,854,790

113,497,893

'

6.8

101,774,883

.

:

.

.

....

•

'

v

-

J - 368.540.947

383091,764

1,167,456,140

1,181,718.476

«

«

->•*

—15.7

7.1

r7^^434;978,610-

8.4

—

'

w

vr; v

8.9

+

106,351,808-

36^8547883

8.6

—

6.0

—

£•;

.

1,291,438,443

1,199,608,064

7.2

—

.;:7

IArr^T'"

*

1.4

3,279,425.338

6,061,554,485
25,419,821
2,412,483,651
32,680,971.413

5.5

19.315.926

0.8

—

4,548,346

4.5

—

192,065,867

+

'

It

•

'"7777

Augusta
Columbus

_

Macon

487,168,648

504,994,963

2.2

2,173,626,305

3.0

6,898)600,000

29,094,580

—10.4

103,611,104

6.9

143,"406^813

0.9

4.6

97,618,103

101,580,698
111,363,653

+

—

27,319,730

1,104,762,125

1,094,038,471
88,680,089
943,169,156
65,534,462

Tampa

103,416,076
917,202,274
63,174,616
27,859,972
30,778,000

Montgomery

Mississippi—Hattlesburg.

'

2.9

104,035,744

+

1.0

4,449,493,734

+16.6

424,892,483

2.8

3,638,506,536
255,183,110

—

—

3.6

"J.7

3.7

v>i4uT^2g--,v+„

1.4

730,117,986

111,748,151

246,318,632
38,597,597

0.5

11,828,484

11,662,357

+

3,002,773

—

6.6

227,151,126

2.0

2,G50,596,000

Flint

0.5

+

:

1.4

+

0.1

22,701,746,831

22,658,934,256

+

11.125.339
3,334,360,000

+

2.7

53,582,052

54,928,717

—20.5

11,387,791,000

13,209,986,000

—18.4

16,780,373

150,075,558

329,053,060

68,541,073

7.9

136,036,288
74,064,270

47,257,681

104,148,064
South Bend

Tterre

109,102,983

364,584,308

361,816,240

39,602,679

45,657,053
38,359,270

—13.3

17,106,713

napolts

19,017,772

42,784,538

38.220.340

+ 11.9

_

Haute.

Wisconsin—Madison.
Milwaukee
Oshkosh

633,739,391

+
—

11,691,589

+

2.1

46,649,996

54,431,670

—

2.4

204,295,314

4.5

415,172,496

436,778,168

+

0.8

1,446,991,835
160,530,45166,217,780
171,848,120

1,417,171,910

614,101,116

—

6.8

+

3.2

+

2.8

7,321,956

7,122,775

11,449,583

Wsftertown

1,690,713

1,879,998

Manitowoc

3,946,015

3,891,060

31,883,730
218,718,490
78,416,241

.

low*—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines
sioux

city

•y^.'

0.2

1,178,476,567

•—10.1
+

1.4

16,812,343

17,368,612

29,701,500
207,554,052

+

7.3

123,134,384

+

5.4

854,099,720

116,422,585
772,863,126

62,251,231

+

9.9

291,403,099
16,950,645

4,711,202,175

4,853,050,847

7,587,941

Total'(31 cities).

.

2.9

10,955,811,054

19,297,329,73#

+
—

4.4

122,570,942
254,157,921

270,856,442

45,438,299

—

4.3

171,634,427

184,217,289

30,437,314

29,517,209

+

3.1

115,900,462

110,775,092

3,082,974

8.3

12,109,084

12,902,845

9,379,887,490

10,178,448,854

7.8

38,249,470,535

40,183,565,727

7.9

18,069^138

3.6

—

•+./-

1,101.693.474-'

3,802,510

2,615,253

11/737^816

4.9

,

'I?3^747,668

—

18,238,587

18,999,305

7.9

97938^,968

iI7oTc7in

2.9

12,570,890

Tr&c' V
£-. + 11,850,285.

90,148,000

">7 83.880^000

9,731,567

10.683,848

4,108,330

4,031,085

1.3

3.0
4.9

2.1
-

7.0

.

?:4
7.5

1

11,440,292

7578~7TOOO

8.9

9,134,546

1.9

4,403,035

4,000,352

+" 8fl

1304027296

lia.Tgffow

6,937,470

7.7237669

—

+

-M38;140,896

T^o'i

..

.,

57,284,143

44,294,868

15,020,650

15,695.958

;
J

-m'i, t

•—

6.5
9.0

lf485,596

•

+

5.2

—

6.2

6.8

10,110.287

—

10.341.609

.

u

1,052,637,759
6,044,779
14,378,375

+

8373597000

>7i—

14,991,883

—

.

3.6

49,051.625

—

10,636,518

6.1

+"i.5

+

■_

19,315,462

.

1,051,377,372

9.6

6,864,900
46,048,378

—

>

0.7

664,927

177,024,752

.

——-

^.18,09.0,519

•

l49,"322Til6

—

~ 6~647io4:

197,374,326

8.8

m

—

116,522,668

»

3.2

0.1

+

2,531,136
•

1.8

-

—

14,910,15.1

13,480,385

0.9

.—:

+ 20.3

50,945,609 V

69,466,075

157.3T37906

—

1,187,376.170

+ 20.0

28,698,160

26,170,665

192,150,437\

+

41-7.

+ 10.5

26,108,876

43,478,463

197,361,389

—24.6

197,!

y

2,774,881

7-1:1

47,628,011

66,435,393

+

+

•

242,904,544
14,092,804'

28,239,237

told

-

ri
—

197.516,791

.

i

'

2.5

;•

47,261,460

6,334,541

—

—

•"

28,288,063

6,103,973

Hhckford

+

68,568,973

2,825,578

SSfi"

—

159,903,459

45,619,717
7,857,444

3,593,110

„

—

172,590,562

29,483,f

12,062,545

-Aurora

Bloomlngton
Chicago

—

2,252,587,198

—13.3

u..t

+
—

210,627,656

—

9,926,259

—.-taT.r.,- Wiiu

Bhehoygan

—

—

76,250,055

39,911,094

17,846,950
11,933,436
53,113,159

iTTiTfiTI

2.9

—

—

—12.0

177,350,766

6.2

43,073,932

11,720.278

6,457,997

—1175

203,398,934

—13.8

341,378,722

62,520,558

—

170,607,813

5.1
3.4

—

—

345.300.000

r

7,075,504

•-

638,317

■

4.8

:

42,708,155
87,059,255

114.360(039

111.286,226
349,600.000

—1179

6,615,682

.

233,016,708

.^

25,985,119

26,087,404

2.5

0.9

'

5,705,273,222

16,212,258

Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City.
thdlana—p0rt Wayne.

658,918,321

.....—

■

0.2

+

3,717,987,013

82,601^05

Rapids.

—

■

7.1

+

38,532,101

3,538,982,200

34,834,543

.

Grand

Jackson

1297321256

■

2.2

Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoDetroit

33-C779,015

—24.5

207,084,479
14,030,030

0.2

+

3.4

5,710,015,786

5,829.653

0.2

—

—

919,990,280

11,429,322

-

650,945,533

+

8Q1.214

—

888,568,262

Michigan—Ann Arbor.

■

-

1217496^308

-

2.1

—

+ 16.3

230,062,953

1.6

9,094,999

5,933,245

—

112,334,521

+ 18.5

53,460,610

9,242,521

Total (16 cities)

_——11?

.

3.9

—

118,963,000

2,988,414
Orleans

7,063,471

7,741,787

;

339,079.462

—26.4

30.474,325

,a.l8:.454,349

4; V

.4.5

+

—

—

121,536,000

22,421,569
115,489,214

;

.

—12.2

260,401,482

9.8

63,34:1,448

Wralslana—New

—

373,200,000

3,646,767,851

0.8

Vlcksburg

Jackson

166.188.811

+

376,500.000

+

+

28,036,000

4.6

—

4,439,920,075
365,204,530

—

28,097,076

Meridian

.

.

159.041,740

-

,^362;o49,o&5r';::

714,468,847

3.5

—

117,966,896

—

Mobile
<

6.1

—

25,232,674

26,537,503

Florida—Jacksonville

20.355.000

0.1

&f\r*;'< "■
—

120.818,234
567,504,088
1,702,200,000

26,059,869

1,753,600,000

Oob^gia—Atlanta.

19,306.462

+

91,905,476

3.0

+

4,208,768

4,309.774

1.7

-^18.5

-•

,

348,6087029

3.9

—

12,797,499,889

tk

4.3

+

24,673,017

2,257,776,563

«-

6,523,866

2.6

+
—

6,309.035,827

2,279,442,163
6,601,800,000

554,921,871

29,655.690

4.3

+
—

146,678,163-

24,064,942

Nashville

10,489.968

.

•-rc-.Vfrar-r-t-.--r

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
ttanessee—Knoxvllle.

50,295.800

-

■

63,668,378

Frederick

CMatrfct of Columbia^—Washington

448,621.074

5.0

75,631,302

L6.5

248,470.228:-

-

464,565,635

;•

___■ -

79,519,227

4.6

—

34,768.892

—

i

11,093.957

r

239,348,310
"

7^

11,250,490

10,053,540

.

6.9

-•»

11,648,177

—

5,5

"+

/

-

13.552,673

—1.5

V.

"

-3.6

8,226,127,134

+ 19.2

—

+

-

617,231,629

7,521,928.944
130,749,218
93.254,820
115,843,466

9.7

472,194,446
62,023,700

..

—13.5

•

17,686,503

>

—23.0

170,180,272

lT6

+

847,275,684

Columbia

12.692,841

.

1,221,288,115

1,273,360,221

3.0

+

"

_—;

1.0

7

64,961,941

Ittehmond

■411th Carolina—Charleston

.

is

262,139.781

+ 6.8
—

238,969,451

5.4

8.2

—

aU-\.

-

G-4

—

.

178,733,751

—

19,865,326

20,266,838
86,368,000
327,083,302

—

14,679.350

13,804,052

—

VlTfthia—Norfolk—«u

7,523007

15.009,296

22,792,267

—

6,604.483

-T—"

FHth Federal Reserve Rlstriet—Richmond-Wast Virginia—Huntington

3,752.172
"

•

'

•;+ 2.4

/,/

9,856,126,395 v
943,314,200
66,205,281
31,931,687

—11.8

6,609,800,283

5,955,265,905

,4,625.445,700

185,553,449
222,512,390

—

24,238,843
22,092,629
19,846,977

26,341,243

Total (16 cities)

:

7.8

+

202,261,590-

7.7

—

38,645,369

23,123,789

©11 City.

-

-Y.9

3,284,258

—

4,939.436,849

6.9

8.7

—

2,084,871,250

■entucky—Lexington
whit Virginia—Wheeling

1.4

—23.0

2,915,201

1,838,430,820
34,915,093

Bile

2.7

+

4,451,345

(a)

County.

Oreensburg

Pittsburgh

+

22,269,258
8,488,190
52,600,818
60,875,573
42,900,471
162,658,610

48,005,529

,

—11.5

2,514,089.718
254,456,600

6,53,9,344

w

Youngstown

76.163.891-

-10.6

--

—

22,586,042

—

9,701,313.123

tr-i.

261,389,000

Oplumbue

10.234.683,043

73.105,863 ~ *

1,975.084
-

l.ooifooofooo

—

22,955,791,510

194,681,702

70,960.492.

+

3,995^913

2.7

—

299,912,798
303,128,096

—19.8

72,629,947

—

2.3

—

22,594,559

1.9

+

5.1

—22.2

8,773,206

+

24.31Q.7C3

7.1
6.0

—

-

5.9

—

.

69,231,148

113,820,434

22.540.687

23.937,915

'

'

.

-2:008,940

2,024,916

+

67,125,287
120,716,142

5.5

24,599,296

10.3

+

.2,087,742.

1,865,704
1,624,337

0.8

—

25,429,451

2.9

34.900.892

•

'21,595.000,000

—

35.560,469

+ 4.6

10,484,669,626

11,565,751,900

+

—

77.421,989

—

+19.9

9.1

—

-

146.128,825

'

9,254,109.379

12.1

;'

'•/-

> 79,246,819 r

>

-

73.438,379
24,855,130

9,812.328,328

-r-

33,866,613

+ 13.4

2.848.036"

11.1

+

78,143,885

74,473,725

■)"

'".

32,113,869

:

30,397.655
34,630,062

2,707.499-

2,529,533
2.947.508

.

—12.3"

-

24i679il07

72,627,920

3.1

—

201,981,564,003

4.4

r&Z

fa)

1,277,432,923

122.162,157

1.5

1,432,091,370

56,288,418

55,103,005
1,134,532,173
2,225,534,274

Pennsylvania—Beaver

38,200,083

0.6

District—Cleveland—

ofcflo—Canton

fa...

1,246,528,694
1,387,952,102

—

5,862,908,163

4,703,279,351

Total^(15 cities).

.

2~.7

—12.1

30,853,259
1,484,249
5,802,390
78,930,744
79,563,819

80,401,139

"Delaware—W Umlngton.

3.7

—

■

459,216,538

3.9

6.5

-

:10t075,237,221—

11,196.391,426

9.8

+

93,548,720

+

—26.9

3,372,870

-

118.461.235

4.9"

—

.c^3.162,301

2,956,809

+

432,629,438

94,994,675

220,286,983,455

^125,901 ;5 26

2,310,706

6.7

+

■

-

707,088,596

435,404,030

—

17,239.471
31,061,063
18,543,564

32,870,509

ww

680,882,585

+17.7

"

7.6

-

5,508,000,000

Bcranton

Newark

1.9
6.5

2.8

—

6,807,223

4,337,000,000

Philadelphia.
Reading

Lorain

194,287,721,977

—

20,847,489

19,589,306
—

Lebanon

•jHtellflHttld

213,260,073,281

3.773,766

.

•

(a)

37,151,136

42,135,593

Harrisburg

Hamilton

—

+

8,274,455
9,605,109
8,744,192

8,438,741
,

'©ft Bois

55,302,293

✓

—

50,012,409,457

7,914,070

Bethlehem

York

48,665,972

51,574.538

District—Philadelphia—

Pennsylvania—Altoona.

Lancaster

44,984,229

2,281,629,687

86.829.561

la)

(a)

+ 18.8

356,500,468

58,868,033,995

119,706,790

$

$

68,582.949

8.0

36,254,262

33,347,182

6.2

—

—

.

1955

1956

Dec. %

6.4

+

2,433,419.559

+

Inc. or

$

(a)
__

—

319,870,480

311,147,110
342,567,671

*6.3

!~.

754.446,617

(a)

571,711,389

1957

$

Dec. %

$

802,964,634

1958

Inc. or

1957

(a)

1.8

—

232,645,054

(a)

_

.

$

Dec. c/o

228,440.854

York—Albany.
jStnghamton
Buffalo

1958

Inc. or

1957

$

New

t

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

Week Ended May 10

—

-Jan. 1 to Apr. 30-

-Month of Aprll-

1958

.

—

«,

..

(12266)

60

4.6

1 7,297,646

,

6.2

1,576;604

•

.

f.8837i06

.

2.179,792

1,129.477.689

1,052,932,263

1,015.287,015

-5,645,507

.6,889.997

6.253.562

14,728,462

14.351,036

14,646,797

11,382,206
,^,6,133,865

10,185.059

10.031.861

6.068.834

6.043.312

1,397,138,544

1,496,164,265

325,400,000

348.500,000

178,459.831

181.388:315

117078.314

114,126046

~

.

-

,:-7
+

—

1.466,288,168

4.8

+

1,442:259,455

1.7

€HMh Federal teserve District—Siteuls—
1,591,926,214

1,619,358.191

1.7

6,173,030,162

6,371,989,648

17,399,725
3,476,025
777,434,466
561,158,782

17,227,251

+

1.0

68,924,507

3,280,823

+

5.9

13,267,126

74,453,738
13,324,629

6.4

3,199,251,072
2,230,150,611

3,304,185,869

2.8
0.9

10,951,336

10.099,520

5.8

46,908,734

48,275,780

3.2

11,742,483,548

12,121,806,647

—

—

340,200,000

3.1

335,300,000 _;v

*

830,624,910

577,202,263

—

—

2,299,477,463

—

—

—

7.4

3.2

—

178098:305
120,620,730

-•i3:?.179,-68209B

..

•"

118,355/714 >5v-

8.4

•

2,707,075

2,682,704

12,524,420

13,291,839
-




£,-:rr

3.0

+

•

TMal (7 cities).

.

0.4

2:966,626,727

•

+
—

—

3,605,495

+

14.5

636,487,584

+

1.1

2039/778-

3OT7~649

i—

-

3,063,667,981

2.8

1+ ,3,148,872

—

I

\

—

3.1

643,424,530

624,377,923

647.042.510

Volume

187

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2267>'^!
-Month of A

Clearing*

-Jan. 1 to Apr. 30-

&

1958

$

Inc.

$

or

1958

1957

$

$

Dec. Yo

Inc.

or

1958

Ninth Federal Reserve Oistric
Minnesota—Duluth-

33,374.924

,

Minneapjaiisrj

40,314,039

1,637,317,036

Rochester

Si* Paul
W'iiiona-

Grand

.18,176,845

31919,024

"3,856,495

'

9,136,359

8,008,356

8,212,890

4,472,748

4,211,214

4.180,030

4,268,9$i

'

.

+ 23.0

1.0

—

2,624,421,592

6.0

+

i-;;;54,561,174

9.0

159,138,178
27.642,000
32,838,596

74,538,833
128,131,527
v

108,316,598
72,888,281

i.

15,384.610

'

2.0

10,540,146,926

"•

8,397,670

6,036,348

6,340,381

6"i01V742

210,331,431
6,499.474

644,723

.Q 2373,569,002

99,734,784
85,666,117

12,912,862

12/f3~9~,ai3

lir+45~702

157600.734

497,383,979

508,289,205

i

.

238,635,905

.

+ 14.0

t.;;;-lt764,509,

7,301,633

35,984,759
75,898,131146,316,106
15,994,796

:

1.9

—

17,873,754

^2,011,421
1

9,499,262

2,433,972,428
17.2C-9.047

18,308,734
8,744,666
V 170,597,099
29,906,000

,

+' 6.6

"^"59,457,199

Total.

123,5~3 7^090

+

28,369,301

v:

U7,23~l"900

1.5

47,037,680

„

2,618,621,370"

+ 14.3

32,069,187

V

...

136,501,588

3.9

39,445.724

,

149^173^193

+

6,667,000

"8,175,593

-T

.

345,314,20ft

4.3

*

FaUa.

7,853,030

342,082,549

2.0

9,346,401

Huron

8,095,061

371,712,646

6.2

+

''

Sioux

8,233,662

391,463,193

+

+

6,929,000

Montana—Billings,
Great/. Falls:____
Helena V____
tewistowiv—

8,425,540

6,621,359,981

53,855,914

'+

"

' rr

:

13,513,555

-

!___

Dakota.—Aberdeen-

159,939,302

6,797,829,403

39,265,128

-

2,101,497
40,038,973

Firks_

Minot
South

140,604,442

0.2
2.4

4,504,176
":*2;014,050

4,572,933
"f
.

Dakota—Fargo_.

10,126,805,621

+

4.1

592,344,468

548.570.830

—

2.1

1,076,977

Tenth FederokReserve District—Kansas
City—
Nebraska—Fremont..

Hastings
j

Lincoln

.

r

.

t-

4,127,192

►

16,426,113

41^875^653

,;'i

Kansas—Manhattan

'

4,484,064

Parsons.

30,586,786

.

Wichita-,

Missouri—Joplin.

:

5,326,042
1,843,9-j ^7

Kansas. Cit3+_«;_
s.

63,160,411
1-,907,492

,

V

•

-

27,081,973

i

*

4.8

20,557,055
7,198,068,537
244,311,643

3.0

10,377,669

—13.6

; 1,204,176,346

6.1

105,110,176

23,530,406

+

904,672/532

820,418,386

4,029,442,119

>. 3,846,919.018

+ 10.3

+

'

152,491,523

139,086,120

8,183,465
31,740,675

—34.9

12/744,534
28,154,533

13,544,220
27,352,657

36M27!098

+

6.7
3.2

6,951,464,754

+

3.5

4OM0~9~,5O4

37778237512

,223,882,007

+

9.1

14,940,222

13,587,997

10,028,357

+

3.5

—

3.8

+

3.9

„

f

3,547,799,227

-•••

/,.

Total fl4f*cities)JL_-_,:

745.382

11.413,052

—

'

+

1,037,278

782,670
11,320,274
151,756,175

—15.6

1,251,312,339
101,211,902

-

4.1

5+ 29.6

;21,246,859

5.8

6.1

1,176,755
768,951
10,885,975

+

494,273.906

+ 18.5

1,851,011
331,878,267

..

527,570,018

+

53,318,859

"

•

6.0

—

-

286,770,-364

Springs-

+

1,743,062,588

•.

w

•

9.0

—

+

172,1827130
2,559,644,962
14,190,385
7,372,361
192,413,891

—33.4

5,594,535

•

•

i,'

128,396,152

j.

'

St. Joseph
Carthago
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado

+ 27.7

;r '
1,740,000
V'v 45,961,856

-

136,125,959

■

182,725,489
2,065,756,767
18,391,000

•.■/+ -5.2'

3,511,011'

1,582,581

Topeka

+ib~o

639,652,502

16,783,265

;__i

•

> 46.082,662

u

672,934,822

Denver

+ 15.4
1

--

Omaha.1

-

■rVV-:

4,763,904

-

1955

$

+

"

Pergus Fails
North

1966

Dec. Y*

+

."13,086,019
T-:'619,114,759

637,953,726

•

—17.2

1,684,388,710

•

,

13,394.074
""

$

Week Ended May 10
Inc. or

1957

$

Dec. Yc

12,121,752
'I

3,249,295,135

+

+

+

2.7

M07.067

634^25,993

4.0

—

.

6,056,068

603,302,740

572,134.626

9.2

15,265,302,253

*

6,068,923

2.0

—

4.7

15.872,703,304

609,966,273

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—paHas—
Texas—Austin;

51,104,785

*

Beaumont'

Dallas
El

238,853,379

Worth-

Galveston

165,622,802

—12.3

9,590,159

Texarkana-

30,709,319

.

8,933,750

;

55,621,813

Total (11 cities)—

4,133,391,126

v

:

1.4 "

—

"V •=• 4,307,499,112

;

3.6

+

56,399,851

11,652,480

10,

486

,373,149

12,137,933

421^598,943

0.5

—

399^62^307

369^86,256

390^85^283

35,969,162

38703MM

6,748,000

0,583,60#

+ 20.7

4.4

36,60T,444

37,438,006

153,413,000

-—-13.4

6,729,000

7,497,000

7,116,288,121

—11.7

698,183,042
.

36,640,099

115,494,220
33,670,293

230,490,980

261,943,272

16,650,751,311

17,425,614.009

'

.

4.0

—

„

-*>

-10.2

v

6.2

—

8,624,525

.

3

-

8.1

—

7,891,479,833
805,706,282

.

972,589,955
667,665,408
132,930,000
6,287,147,059
.35,465,643
119,838,571
35,230,641

3.0

1,703,266.053

28,789,585

Louisiana—Shreveport

+ 56.4
—

204,143,818
108,652,029

'

7,853,307,991

—17.5

8.816,221

Wichita yalla .-.^

209,652,358
106.432,705

•

1.3

38,515,000

:

1,546,580,764

Port Arthur

7;

V

0.2

—

152,747,116
170,716,433

31,757,000

,

Houston

6.3

—

;+

27,342,664

1^95,027,131

"

Paso

Ft.

54,564,861

27,405,025

1,969,906,002

—

—

3.2

+

3.8

+

4.6

5,956,034

6,251,778

6,772,905

7~19l3li

—12.0

1U80.616

12,309,138

15.144,064

18,170/70?

4.4

493,818,511

473,458,715

446,893,536

472,302,75#

195,343,000

192,840,398

1.3

171,034,400

6,350,943

5,712,333

+11.2

5.368,349

186,613,844
6,181,070

—

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San F
Washington—Belllfigham—
Seattle

<

Portland1'

Arizona—Phoenix

■

"

v;

-

■V.,

180,118,183

169,871,392

+

6.0

1.6
5.2

—

8.0

60,655,000

59,224,000

3,183,798,545

3,177,914,868

..89,478.340

93,756,852

8.2

1,577,044,315

1,620,452,510

8.8

950,305,790

.

-

.

:—

3.1

Santa Barbara

-

Total

54,164,297

__

(IB cities)—■_

177,317.025

513,435,469
114,546,685

'

115,198,534

.

2.4

0.2

+

_

—

184,629,895

—

182,260,103

89,243,256

907805*.480

30,304,916

30,085,143

19,189,654

19,206,042

+

-

327,874,262

2.0

+

2.7

—

V

5,780.928,267

-

.

-

182.613,440

180,291,12a

75,975,758

89Trafiifib

+ 10.3
—

+
—.

7.8
5.7

+
+

0.4

+

+

0.7

27,120,562

25^999,760

0.4

20,674,312

ia7<ml7i

0.6

326,483,562

2.2

100,715,544

98,574,249

11,206,946,020

11,393,760,909

—

1.6

444,321,040

+

5.2

627,447,755
27,685,855

3.2

153,637,721

144,771,961

+

6.1

9,746,330

9,109,878

3.9

209,701,086

206,373,458

+

1.6

14,670,058

—

610,706,850

467,460,518

14,716,299

'

5.2

—.

113,984,141

+ ' 4.2

-

40,762,047
»

1.3

*L7

4.0

'

0.7

—

3,010,421,550

.'."
•

42,070,772

Stockton

+
+

-

■

>
■"

118;752,537

-

1

209,131,299

484,026,021

0.9

+

25,094,103

2,852,580,132
•'

863,786,800

191.182,355

5.3

.—

'

•

San Francisco..

San Jose-——:

3.2
3.0

'

86,512,444

-

..25,584,971

+
—

'

t-

(b)

29,070,787

; 85,938,119

.

8.1

+

134,859,382

29,337,240

Riverside

+

—fc

50,468.342

127,770,047

+.

_

91,460,980

47,136,674

48,911,259

Berkeley
Long Beach

08,888,093

+

,

217,808,134

-

.

0.4

+

776,310,915

....23,151,463
420,476,674

(b)-

-

29,784,221
3,377,371,951

+ 11.6

...,.15,121,000
+••

21,306,517
385,982,923
237,000,944

_

California;—Fakersfield

Pasadena

■

30,723,069
3,276,481,245

—

■»

„40,568.197

...

0.9

4.5

—.

26,835,116

817,065,926
,

...

■

878,402,903 "

26,731,011

-

Utah—Ogdei*
Salt Lake City.

8,506,340

,>•; •

,

..^.45,264,655
15,356,000

Oregon—Eugene

Modesto-

1

838,680,256

*

Idaho—Boise

:

'

'

.'8,430,661

**

Yakima

;

+

V

2.7

585,556,934

578,59l"934

+ 11.1

24,046.151

20,530,1?#

7.0

7,265,358
12,575,444

6,348,409
10,803^8*1

+

24,910,033

+

'

>56,335,156

■—

6,001,825,308

—

"

3.7

+

5.5

22,704,234,641

23,112,339,231

—

—

0.3

1.8

1,204,611,662

1,180,421,559

+

2.1

1,112.230,708

1,123,108",299

2.1

21,581,524,879

20,425,534,041

+

5.7

19,847,568,367

19,410,032^0#

4.6

10,385,133,453

10,350,296,820

+

0.3

10.035,240,039

10,155,922,923

''

total (176 cities)—.

Grand

'

110,995,068,526 -V -105,235,792,137
"

Outside New York-,.
'Estimated,

53,913,858,105

(a) Clearings

operations

1

'-■if.

*

214,588,607,640

224,919,180,796

+

(b) Clearings

5.8

—

figures

—

longer available.

no

Condition Statement of Member Banb

ForeigR Exchange Rates

,.i.

•I-

419,206,902,773

■

57,200,234,767

discontinued,

4

427,848,680,921"

Pursuant to the

requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930> the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

S'•

CERTIFIED BY- FEDERAL

RATES

^

1

;

.

*

Country and Monetary Unit

7

-i

RESERVE BANK

.Noon Buying Rate for

Cable Transfers In New York

Friday
"

-

-.

official

■

»

.

-

,

5

_____

*

-f

'

-

France

'

_

India,

r

New

"

"

-

i

•

*

1.032890

i.

.

Wednesday
May 14

.

$

.0555555*

.0555555*

.0237098
?

.0385356*

OF

1930

.0233672

2.243027

2.243276

.0385356*

.0385356*

Thursday
May 15
$
.0555555*
.0233790
2.244023
.0385356*

(official).

.0200500

.0200500

1.033437

1.034062

.210823

.210823

.210823

.00311807*

.00311807*

.00285795'

'.00237562

.0200500

1.033906

.210823

.

-.-.0Q311807*
franc
z

Deutsche

.0200500
1.032812

'

v...-•.210798

;

.00285795*
.00237562

.

'

.00237562

.00311807*

_

.00285795*

;

.

.00311807*

.00285795*

.00285795*

.00237562

.00237562

j.

securities decreased $287 million in the New York

.238500

.238500

.238500

trict and

.210917

.210915

banks.

2.815312

2.815000

2.815312

.00277012*

.00277912*

.00277912*

.328135

.328135

.328168

.328168

.0800560*

.0800560*

.0800560*

.0800560*

.263975

2.786509

:

V

'
u.

/.193283*
i_

.264000
2.788366

-

.140080*

.140080*

.496950*

.496950*

.0340000*

.0349000*

.0349000*

.0238095*

'

.0238095*

.0238095*

.193283*

*

.193283*

.193283*

.193283*

.233350

.233350

.233350

.233350

.2.803860
v

a

total of $376 million at all

2.804794

2.804483

2.804794

2.805728

2.814375

2.815312

2.815000

2.815312

2.816250

reporting member

"Other" loans decreased $39 million.

Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $121 million in
Holdings of
Treasury notes and of U. S. Government bonds increased
$91 million and $86 million, respectively, at all report¬

New York City and $51 million in Chicago.

.496950*

.0349000*

.233350

Union of South

Africa, pound United Kingdom, pound sterling

.264100
2.787438

.140080*

.0238095*

1

.0238095*

franc

'

2.787128

.496950*

.496950'

,0249000*

.264100

2.787438

.00277912*

.140080*

,140080s
peso

Dis¬

2.816250

?

.3?8092
.264000

1

pound

•Nominal,

decreases of $32 million irr the San Franciscor Dis¬
trict, $28 million in New York City, and $14 million hi
Boston District, and an increase of $23 million in
Chicago. Changes according to industry appear in an¬
other press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government and other
were

the

.210917

.00277912*

^-__i it

•

guilder




Commercial and industrial loans decreased $64 million
all reporting member banks; the principal changes

.238500

.0300560*

Sweden, krona

at

.210912

2.814375

ZJ—1

Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudn
Spain, peseta

in balances with domestic banks, $784 million; in demand
deposits adjusted, and $276 million in U. S. Government
deposits^

.238500

»

—

Zealand,

the following principal changes for the Week
May 7: Decreases of $462 million in loans adjusted,
$251 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $298 milHon
shows

ended

.210892

V

mark

rupee

Switzerland,

•
May 13
V-»
$ >

,

2.243276

V;0200500
1

:

Norway, krone

;

;

.0241221

2.242529

—

is

(Freet

Mexico, peso
Netherlands,

-

ACT

"

Malaysia, Malayan dollar
r'

TARIFF

(Value in United States Money)

Tuesday
,

.0555555*

.0385356*

Ireland, pound
Japan, yen

*

.0555555*

^■".

(Metropolitan),

Franc

Germany,

-

May 12

....

-.0242671

Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar

■_

Monday

May 9

.

....

—

Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka

•

/'

'

Australia, pound
Austria, schilling

i

4

-

v

peso—

FTA»

-

,

r *

Argentina,

~

i'

*'
*

*T

UNDER

(.MAY-1958 TO MAY 15, 1958, INCLUSIVE

.

■'

L-

TO TREASURY

The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities

banks of the

ing member banks.

.7,

Demand

deposits adjusted decreased $235 million in
the New York District, $178 million in the Chicago Dis¬

trict, $170 million in the San Francisco District,- $84 mil¬
lion in the Cleveland District, and by smaller amounts
in most of the other districts. Time deposits increased
$149 million of which $56 million was in the San Fran¬
cisco District.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

million.
A
summary
of assets
member banks follows:

Reserve

Federal

than

Borrowings from other

liabilities

and

of

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

Decrease (—)

01,973
investments adjusted*—
52,533
Loans adjusted! ,
29,650
Connnercial and industrial loans
470
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur-:
2,373
1
chasing: or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry1,312
; ing securities
u———

securities—total

Treasury bills

-—1,262
y
53

National

376

■y

Gil

3

—

+

145

15

—.

■y

86

+
+

36

+

13,01$

—-

13

—

*.

:

2,400

298

Time deposits

except U. S. Government
deposits—
1
deposits:

358

—

New

•f

149

+

4,231

—

276

+

1,047

+

793

27,444
3,807

U. S. Government

Domestic banks

batiks

Foreign

10,940

——~.

CO

—

.

'4

+

1,551

—.

6-15

5-20

..Jun

l

2007

—May 31

1790

•

ISSUES

Pag*'

-

30

75

+

12

850

+

88

Banks—«..*—

From others

—July

1896

1

—Sep

Hancock Oil

1896,

1

cumul.

5%

1st mortgage

5%

preferred
<M. A.)

,

preferred

stock

..May 29
—Jun

23

Washington Gas Light Co.—
$4.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock...

*

5

...Jun

United Order of True Sisters, Inc., building bonds

2

Woods

•

4%

Jun

23

u

eumui. pfd. stock.. .—Jun

Manufacturing Co., 5%

1

2048

25c
62,4c
.12%c

—

thousandof dollars)

Decrease ( —) Since

May 14,

■

May

7','

(Continued from page 16)
16),

May 15,
Per

'

ASSETS

certificate

Gold

;

20,443,391

account..—.—

*

—

4,243

—

11,114

79,245

Discounts and advances

115,650

Industrial loans

2,909

preferred

-

18,999

f

Bills

1.201,310
19,946,105

-

Certificates

1—

...

85,000

—8,571,413
2,789,257

—

Total

outright

bought

12,493

—

23,936,672

+

85,000

,

ment

-

5%%

928,355

+

Gillette
Tctal

U. S.

Total

loans

Due

from

23,936,672

+

85,000

+

928,355

securities.

24,092,557

+

76,792

+

371,484

5,400,503

+

949",936

87,180

+

398

-I-

10,315

275,779

+

14,857

+

110,105

and

foreign

Uncollected
Bank

Gov't securities

banks....

cash

15

Items

premises

Other

assets

—

—

...

7

—

"

481,072

—

Gold Seal
Class
Class

Total assets
-

—

:

LIABILITIES—

■

Federal

Reserve

51,874,031

—

,

+:

926,501

331,377

—

;

26,499,804

—

49,658

126,136

+

U.

S,

bank

20,366

399,799

acct—

142,201

307.868

Treasurer—gen.

Foreign

18,179,995
427,178

reserves.______

26,404

———

Other

_

588,701

—

68,275

61,578

+

34,751

—

157,838

-I-

Total deposits

Deferred

Other

19,314,840

availability cash items

liabilities

and

dividends

27,156

—

4,651,919

404,036

—

892,022

-1-

144,236

198

+

+

1,387

accrued
_i

—

19,450

CAPITAL

50,486,013

........

ACCOUNTS

Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
Other

capital

420,749

350,561

'98

+

-f

accounts..

18,716

f

809,198

:_J

61,605

200,716

...

12~077

+

4-

r.

9~051

liabilities

and

capital

Ratio

of

serves

,

note

51,874,031

gold
certificate
to deposit and F.

liabilities

-f

926,501

331,377

re-

46.4%

5-

10c

(quar.)

0-11

5-23

6-11

5-23

30c

—

6-

2

Horn

1

5-20

Class

6-18

6-

4

lc

6-18

6-

4

7-

$1.50

1

6-13

6-16

60c

5-15

50c

6-16

6-

6-

5- 2

50c

6-14

6-

3

35c

5-23

5-

9

25c

6-25

6-10

2

2

—_—

$1.50

8%

&

Class

Co.,

A

A

$1.50

9-10

5-20

$2

9-10

8-19

(quar.)

5-20

9-10

8-19

Hunt

12-10

11-18

6-16

5-26

9-15

8-25

*25c

12-15

11-25

20c

5-29

4-28

5-29

4-28

5%

•

40c

6-16

5-20

$1

5-31

5-

1

$1.75

Pacific Tea

Co.,

5-31

5-

ances

i

liability

purchased

on

0.2%

—

0.5%

accept¬

for

(quar.)

foreign

40c

6-10

75c

6-16

5-21

Quarterly

40c

6-10

6-

1

Quarterly

40c

9-10

9-

1

12-10

12-

1

5-

7

Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston) —
Great Lakes

Great

correspondents

135,155

+

997

+

Industrial loan commitments

3,200

.

5

+
—

73.293
797

Northern Ry.

Green

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred and
including those

a

common

called

Greyhound Lines (Canada) (initial)
Griesedleck Co., 5% convertible pfd.

bonds, notes,

redemption,
sinking fund provisions

or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE OF TENDER

Common Stock Fund

,

stock

The

jun

_

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Lou'ls
Ry.—
St. Louis
Division, 1st coll. trust mtge. bonds
Eastern

4/85", 15-year s. f. debentures, due
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—

Institutional

The

mt£e-

3'4 -6%

bonds,

B

_

general mortgage bonds...




Mav 15

...May 23

Bond

A

due

2039

Jun

13

oiiq

May 29

2119

5-23
<

5-29

Food

Shares

5-29

5-15
'

5-29

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

5-15

Bond

Shares

Equipment
Stock

Shares

Scares

Utilities Shares

Circuit Breaker,

preferred

Shares

Shares

5-29

5-15
6-15

5-29

6-30

6-16

9-30
12-30

45c

(quar.)

common

9-18
12*19

6-1
4-25

5-31

4-15

6- 2
6- 2

5-20
5-20

10c;-

6-16

25c
30c
(quar.)—• ,v„25c

6- 1
6-10
6-2

5-13
5-15
5-23
5-10

*8%

(final)—

Quarterly

from

net

^32(-2C
137C2C

pfd. (quar.)

investment income— ""
(quar.)

Indiana Steel Products

Co.

(quar.).

Water Co.. common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—-

1" ^

®-10

$1.06(4

7- 1

6-10

20c
20c
3%

5-30
H-28
6- 2

5-15
11-15
5-13

75c
$3

6-2
7- 1

5-5
6- 2

$1

2

5"1-®

20c

6-1

5-1

35c

6-15

5-15

50c

7- 1

6-14

25c
25c

0-18

$1.75

1- 1
6-13
6-10
6-10
6- 2

5c

6-1

5-7

shares

American

American

Industrial

5-15

5-29

5-15

shares

Enterprises

(stock

Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred ts-a)

5-29

5-15

Institutional

dividend)

(quar.)

Ltd.—
Foundation Fund

Shares

Institutional

investment income plus a
8c from security

5-15

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

6c
12c

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

5-29

5-15

Interlake

3c

5-29

5-15

International Breweries,

Institutional
investment
curities

(12c from
distribution of

profits)

5-29

5c

Insurance Fund
income plus 25c

from

(10c
from

se¬

profits)

Telephone

Inter-County

Quarterly

*

—

(quar.)

$1.50 convertible participating
Income Fund of Boston Inc.—
Indiana Gas & Water

5-10

7-15
5-20

(quar.)——

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common

6- 2

57(4c
37(bc

(quar.)

Idaho Power Co.. common

9c

—

Railroad

Steel

I-T-E

5c

Machinery Shares
Shares

5-29

5-29
5-21
5-15
3-15
5-15

6*10
5-29

$1-251
$1.25

-

6c

Merchandising

Shares

5-29

6c

—

4-30

6-16

5%

8c

Shares

5-20
—

$1.25

preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)

5%

7c

Electrical Equipment

6-16
6-16

,

Inland Steel Co

Shares
&

.

4(4%

10c

:

8-16

7-15
7-15

12Vsc
12%c
12Vic
$1,25

^

(quar.)—

Huttig Sash & Door—

5-16
5-16
5-16

6- 2
6- 2
6- 2

35c

(quar.)

Corp.

Mortgage

Erie

&

Indianapolis

6c

Shares

Electronics

To*afco
__

7-25

6-16

7c

Railroad
ser.

1

6-13

7c

Shares

Petroleum Shares

1896

8-

6-14

9c

Fund..

Automobile Shares

Railroad

1966

5-12

6-30

20c

13c

General Bond Fund

Industrial

2000

37+20

•

INDUSTRY FUNDS

Mining

Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.
1st

2114

May 23

Steel

Products, Ltd.—
First secured
debentures, series A and
.National Container Corp.—

Page

I

Growth Fund
Administered Fund

Fully

The

Chemical

Date

121%c
20c

The Capital

Building

Company and Issue—

5-22

5-23

GENERAL FUNDS

The

Aviation

common

(quar.)

(quar.)

Society (quar.)
Group Securities Inc.—
All payments from net investment Income

pie date indicates the redemption

Bearing's, Inc.,

•

Grolier

list of corporate
stock
called for

under

(quar.)

Grocery Store Products Co.

Notices
Below will be found

25c
12 %c

Brick

Huron

4.60%

Industries

Gregory

:

Fire

common

5-9

6- 2
6- 2
6- 2

5-16
5-16
6-16

60c

preferred A (quar.)

5%

5-16
"

.

—

P.)

(A.

,

-

Hunt Foods & Industries,

6- 6

1

com

40c

Contingent

•

pref.

5%
5% pref. A (quar.)
Inc.,

Foods,

5-14
6- 5

6-9

30c
(quar.)
(quar.)———

6-15

.7-15

(quar.)

Co.

Oil & Refining Co.

,

6-2
5-29
5-29
5-6
5-16
5-14

140c ,7-2

(quar.)

Production

Hugoton

,

6-15

39^rc
t20c
UOc
+40c

(quar.)

preference

Humble

$2

Steel Co. (quar.)

preferred

11-18

6-10

$2

(increased)

&

B

6.40%

125c

5-19

-

5-20
6-10
0- 2
6- 2

..

(quar.)

preferred D

Class

12-10

125c

-

6- 2

%

Service

Hugoton Gas Trust—
Units of beneficial interest

$2

—„

•

.

Public

Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)——

$2

dividend

Atlantic

$1.25

......

—

...

11-18

6-10

5-15
5-2
6- 3
5-16
5-16.
6-20

.

•

(quar.)—...35c,
(quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., common (quar.)
15c ;
4(4% preferred (quar.)—:—
,..$1.06(4
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
—
^
25c
Extra
5c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
75c .
Hudson Pulp <te Paper Co., class A (quar.)—
31(2C
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
35(4c <
5% preferred A (quar.)
—
31 (4c
$5.12 preferred B (quar.)
320
5.70% preferred C (quar.)
—,———
35%c

8-19

12-10

$2

(quar.)
(quar.)

Granite City

5-20

$1.50

4

B (quar.).
class A (quar.)

preferred

6-10

5-30

4-15
5-19

(quar..)_... $12(20 ... 7- 2
(stock dividend)
1%„ ;„ 6-13
1%6-13

common

5-15
5-15
5-15
6-21
5-18
5-15

•

.

—

.

.

6-27
6-12 '

.

^

preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)

Grafton

-

B

6.25%

preferred A

,

.

35c

—

(initial-quar.)...

8%

6- 2
7-10
6- 2
' 6-2
7- 1

-

Houston Light & Power

.—

preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)

45c
30c-

(Frank W.), Ltd., class A

Shoppes,

Ilousatonic
10c

5-7
6-5
9- 5
12- 5
5-15

4

9-15
12-15
6- 2

$1.00(4-

(quar.);

preferred

5%

5-15

5-23 V

25c
9-10
50c - ; 0-10
5c 1 5-29
25c U 5-29

(quar.)—-

(N. Y.)—

Hardart Co.

&

,

«■
20c;.
20c., . 6-12
(quar.).„.^i—$l,12(a- .,.6-30

preferred

6-20
5-15
5-15
5-15

.

6-15

34%c*
- 50c
15c
- - 30c
H2V2C

—

(quar.)

B

Horner
Hot

-

--

preferred (quar.)
Co., class A (quar:)

4'/„•%

5-20.
5- 9
* 5- 9

6- 2

-

;—

Electrochemical Co., com.

Hoover

-

Products

6%

7%

combined

6-

(quar.)

Oil Corp.
Chemical Co

$4.25

& Co.—

(W. R.)

Great

R.

Hood

5-1$

5

-

—•

Honolulu

^

$1.18%-— 6- 3
$1.256- 2

Co.

dividend

Cash

Government Employees Insurance-

Stock

accounts

Home

5-1$

6-16

(quar.)

Telegraph (quar.)

Grand Union Co.
Total

1

50c

(II.

Class

27,543

6-

——

(quar.)-^

(quar.)._—

Co.

5-16
,

16c

(quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)
State Life Insurance Co. (Okla.)—
Mfg.

Class

Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)

New common

(Cliarles E.)

Hooker

Corp.—
(Increased-seml-annuftl)

8%

13b)_—

(Section

914,326

+

]

7)—

Surplus

-

4-25

6

Government Employees

8%
-

6-21

7-

Home

15c

Industries

8%
Total liabilities

1

6- 2

10c

—

W.) Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)
Gossard

Grace
■*

6- 6

J15c

(quar.)
(quar.)

& Stock

Gorliam

notes

Deposits—
Member

Gold

6-

6-27

A

B

Goodyear
■

6-27

27*/2c

Dairy Products Corp.—
changed
to
Gold
Seal

Name

Hires

3

Mipes, Ltd.—

(quar.)

Wernicke

Globe

6-

5-19

1st preferred (quar.)

6%

6- 3

1

5-29

$1.25

Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common

';■>

1

25c

...

Co.

3

7-

17 %c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)...

conv.

(Interim)

-

3

6-

& Co.—

M.)

Yelloivknlfe Gold

Giant

Held under repurchase agree¬

i

6-

1

7-

-

1

5-10
6- 5
5-14

k

45c
45c

■

—

common

•

?30c

'

common

preferred (quar.)
——
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5'/a% convertible preferred A (quar.)
Hlnes (Edward) Lumber (quar.)
Hobart

dividend

(G.

7-

—

434%

2%

Rubber Co.

Co.,

Hotels Corp.,

Hilton

7-

66c

Getty Oil Co.. 4% preferred (quar,)
Giannlnl

6-3

'

—

*

-

fl-30
!6- 1
6- 1
$1.09%"/ 6- 1

v

Common

5-15

59%C

;

preferred (quar.)

5%

+ 8,583,906

Notes
Bonds

Stock

928,355

+

of Rec.

1

55c

Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)

Bought outright—

.

Uoldert

6-30

53(fee
—.—

(quar.)

:

Common

C-

50c

(quar.)..

common

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)..
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
&

Payable

$1.25

Corp.,

4.40(e

General Tire

.

of Wisconsin—

(quar.) —

Telephone

When

Share

;

4'4'/a

270

829

39,731

Government securities—

S.

General

575,600

9,032

504

.

Acceptances—botignt outright—
U.

12,004

18,437

g.tlicr notes of other banks—373,538
R. cash
365,137

357,115

17,800

21,279,322

•

General Telephone Co.
$5

Total gold certificate reserves

of Company

Name

.346,001

75,002

835,931

Redemption fund lor F. R. notes

1957

1958

1958

--

Highland-Bell, Ltd
Hilo Electric Light

25c
. 50c
;, 20c
87yac

(s-a)

(quar.)
Newport Chemical, common,
preferred (quar.)
43s% preferred (quar.)»
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)

Heyden
3(4%

Increase ( + ) or

; '

class A preference

50c

•••

,j

5-31
6-20.
'*■ 5-22:"
- 5-21

50c

,

5-29
5-29
5-12
7- 7
5-23
5-23
4-23

5-24

■

4834c

Hershey Creamery Co.
'7.;,'.

6-2
7-21
:6- 6
.,6-10
5-19
'%
.,6-1
6-16
,

10c
25c
40c

—

5-16 '
5-16-

6-13

.

$1.50

;

,

Electric Light—

preferred A (quar.)
Herla Mining Co. (quar.)

v

.

45c

,,

(quar.)
:
(quar.)
:
4,
Co.
(quar.)
———
& Marx
(quar.)

5%

DIVIDENDS

.6- 2 %
6- 2

<

5c

(quar.)

com.

Herff Jones Co., common

fin

"

5-26

6-13

50c

1

preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Haverty Furniture Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. Ltd.—

Federal Reserve Banks Combined

6-10 ».4

50c

r

3.90%

...

-11c.,
$1.25

...
—

Chemical

Hartford

this issue.

•Announcement in

(quar.)

Refractories,

Schaffner

Hart

1587

Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
non-cumul. class B preferred stock

Worumbo

Statement of Condition of the Twelve

23

-May

class A fitt.)

(payable in class A fitk.)

(quar.)

preferred

6%

■

8*'0J

,

15c
5-31-5,,.
4%..., 6-30
6-10
_.15c
5-31 ,
5-0
-4.%-6-30 '
6-10

Harbor Plywood Corp.

2160

8-15

,

Co., class A

Harbison-Walker

valuation re¬

and after deduction of
serves; individual loan items are shown gross.
*April 30 figures- revised (San Francisco District) .
banks

to

loans

of

$$1.25
(quar.)—————-•*-V- 35c. :

B I

Class

6-20-6- 2

.

\

(quar.)

Hanna

1317

5-12
6- 6
5- 0

0-2-

t22Yzc

;

Co—

Stock dividend

5

6-2

'

;

*3o

.

——

Handy & Harman, common
.June

bonds, due July 1, 1987

6(4%

B

Class

—

——

5- I
5-15 .
5-16»

1...

(quar.60c

common

Class A
(quar.).,"—-—4.-4-.
Stock dividend (payable in.

1787

..May 19

1993

Inc.,

Ltd.,

(quar.)

preferred

5%

.'

.1986

Prentice-Hall,

(interim),—

Cotton Oo.

Harshaw

(Exclusive

—

r

6-2

...

25o

Hamilton

,

-

debentures, due

43/i%

6-lflr*
;

£30c

——1'—-—

—_—

Hammond Organ Co.

«

-»

5-20,
5-20 ,,
5-20
5-20
5-20

6-15"—*

50o w

2001

.June

debentures—.—

Bell Telephone Co.—
debentures, due Sept. 1,

4%f/o

559

—

—

(quar.)-..—-—.—-i—-

Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.

*

—May 29

-

$1.10"*
$1.05

(quar.)

Hajoca Corp.

cumul, pfd. stock-—

Inc.,

;

Hackentack Water Co. (quar.)—;* T *

Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—

Borrowings:
From Federal Reserve

preferred

preferred

Quarterly

2046

;1

V 45c

•

"

——-■———-

$4.20

Date

Ltd.—

(increased)— "

com.

(quar.)—

$4.40

V,

CALLED

Co.,

»

Gypsum, Lime 6s Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.

New Jersey

36

—

$4.50

T971-~+ri..*-...Jun

6-9-

—

"$1.25 -- 6-15
preferred (quar.)——,—
^-—4
$1:12*4""; 6-15
preferred (quar.»
'—I-—--—-" " $1.11:
6-15

$5 preferred

England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—

29-year

demand

Interbank

6-15 :.

Utilities

.......

bonds, due 1965

first mortgage

4%
784,

54,915

—

.

7^1 %

•

Publications,

Macfadden

MacMUlan & Bloedel,

'LIABILITIES—

Demand deposits adjusted

Gulf Power

2003

Getty Oil Co., cumulative preferred stock

50

+

t-I9
5- 6

2001

(reducedi

Halinor Mines Ltd.

35

—

r

9- 8
6-40

Uv

American. Brake Shoe Co. 4 %

371

—

5-19
o-lD--

0-<»

1

f. bonds, due 1500-

s.

2% % debentures due June 1,

Company and Issue—

251

-

—;—"
10c
(quar.)——
$i^b. (quar.)————————' * *' $1.23."
(quar.)
——
—'
'62*sC"""
Co., 4.64% preferred (quar.).—-'
81.16 .

..Jun
1966...

,

ENTIRE

1,397

4

—.

5-29
5-16
• . .;•* •.

"

preferred

$6

$4.44

■

2,235

v

$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp.

+1,805

—

A

4-

;

1,497
909

91

/

mtge. 4(4%

(closed)

Texas Co.,

111.

'22

+

8,944

Cash In vault—
Balances with domestic banks—.

1,015

f

+

.

20,245

—

251

1st

'

:

5- 6

"12c
5-21
12*/ac " ' 6-16
30c"
6-2

,

"

..May 28
;

1975.....—

sinking fund bonds

6(4%

mortgage

South Coast Corp.—

1-4,944

•f

;

7,165

Federal Reserve Banks—

1st

02

■y

:—"
<quar.)- "

1—^

Ohio RR.—

&

Common

Ltd.—

Co.,

Power

com.

1894

Corp.—

Electric

(Del.)

2

..May 20
stock....

pfd.

..Jun
bonds, due 1971-

15-year sinking fund debs., series due

Shinyetsu

■y

■h
.

Container

4%%

—

preferred (quar;)

Gulf Mobile

2000

4

5-29
5-29

,

6-20

Gulf States

Georgia Power <te Light Co.—
1st mortgage 3%
bonds, due

39

—

banks...

Loans to

8

11

—

Other securities
Reserves with

64

+

52

1,191

bonds

S.

'—

—

indebtedness

—Jun

'15c'

•

From net investment income

1972

70-cent cumul.

Inc.

) 6-10

(quar.)

Inc.—*

Gulf Interstate Gas Co.

6%

Payable of Reo.

,

(quar.)

60c convertible preferred

■

'

—

.

Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes

due

first mortgage 3%%

Gas Service Co.,

455

1,895

:—-

Industries,

Eastern

5,886

•f

462 /•'

8,757
11,118

—

loans

TT, S. Government

U.

510

—

1892

Class A common

Guardian Mutual Fund,

of New York, Inc.—

Edison-Co.

convertible debentures

4(*r%

30,490

loans..-

estate

Other

1st &

(In millions of dollars)

-

1999

r

-May
3, due 1982-

Holder*

When

•

Share

Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—

1537

—May 23
W, due 1987-

Power Co.—
general mtge. bonds 6er.

Maine

4%%

Consolidated

1957

1958

unci

Real

Central

Since

May B,

* April 30,

5

31

Gas Co. Ltd*—

Par

"

...

Name of Company

Page--

conv; preferred stock— .June

4%►%

Natural

Western

1st mtge. sink, fund bonds, series

6%%

Increase (4-) or

19.78

ASSETS-

.

Date

AJr Reduction Co. Inc.,

reporting

Canadian

May 7,

Loans

PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS

Banks

Company and Issue—

increased $88

,

.

(2268)

52

& Telegraph

Co.—

—

Steamship

6c

5-29

5-15

International

12c

5-29

5-15

International

9c

5-29

5-15

International

7c

5-29

5-15

International

9c

5-29

5-15

vestment

Co.

Inc. (quar.)_
Business Machines (quar.)
Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)—
Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Investors, Inc.
(from net in-

income)

_

65c
25c

s-^9
5-12
5-86
5- 5

Volume

Number 5743

187

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

/.

.

When

Par

Name of Company

.Quarterly

(Canada), Ltd.—
—tC5c

_™.

International

Paints

(Canada;

6-20

International Petroleum Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
$35c
International Resistance Co. (quar.).—;——
5c
International-Resources Fund (from net in-vestment income)
2c
International Silver Co. (quar.)——__—37'/2C

International Textbook

Per
Name of Company

6-12

6-10

Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass

5-15

5-29
6-

(quar.)i

Lincoln

5-14

National

Life

Insurance

Co.

6-

6

5-

9

common..
25c
'5% prior preferred (quar.$1.25
Interstate Engineering Corp. (increased).,—
12V2C

6-30

6-13

Link-Belt Co.

6-30

6-13

5-31

5-16

Little Miami RR. Special gtd. (quar.)_
Special guaranteed
(quar.).;

Interstate Power Co.

21)/4c

6-20

54-% c

7-

I'

6-13

23c

7-

l;

6-10

Interstate-Company,
-

—

(Del.),

(increased)

com.

-4-36% preferred (quar.)
—_„„™;
Interstate Securities Co. (quar.
Investors Trust (Rhode

•#2.50 preferred

Participating
Extra

™

-

,' 6-

Quarterly
.Quarterly

■

2

•

B-

37y2c

...—:

*

(quar.)

1

7-21

1111-

1

7-

1

37 Vic

Original

*

4.35%* preferred
4.40% preferred

*

-

-

6-14

-. •

c7:2\:

45c

5-

2

5-23
6-13

7-1

6-13

Local

1

6-13

Lock

,

—$1.08%

7-

(quar.)_—$1.10

preferred (qtiar.) _„™™™_.—•*1 $1.20
Servtee, 'com. -(quar.
;
20c
preferred (quar:)
93%c
-330% preferred (quar;)
97 Vic
"4.20% preferredL ?qtiar»)'ii~i-i—
$1.05
Iowa Southern Utilities Go.,-com. (quar.)
32c
4%%- preferred-(quai.3----'--—----------35 %c
$1.76 preferred (quar.')^ii~^ii.^_—^
44c
Iron Fireman Mfg. ,tquar.-K.'_-_-_-.J_'i.___.._i._
15c

7-

Public

1

3.75%

5-15

•'

6-1

—_™

S'
■

I

6-1

•

6-

,.$3

5-15

,

r

5-15

.

preferred

!

(

6-

7%

2

Microwave Co.

5c

5-20

Jamestown Telephone Corp., common—
$1.20
v-5% 1st iprelerred .(quar. )_'._$1.25

6-15

6-

7-1

6-13

5-31 :

2nd

isisact*.-.—

preferred (quar.

$1.25

Jamaica Public-Service

Ltd.—---

^increased

■-Common

---

quar.)

V

1

7%/ preference B- <quar.)^+..
5% preference C <quar.)__—

•'. 5%

preference D

$5
$5

preferred A

Jefferson.
Stock

Jewel

.

dividendi.i.i

Tea

Co.,

preferred

Johnson
Jones

5%

l Ya%

37V2C

•

11*

Corp.,

7

•

7-18
5-26

6-

•

3.80%
-4%
•

& Light,

preferred

preferred

4.20%

7-

Co.,

,

Maine

Central Rft.

Co., 5%

1

6

5-31

Manitoba

5-16

6-

1

$1.03 Va

6-

1

G-

1

5-15

59%c

35c

__

50c

(quar.)

com.

G-10

5-29

95c

;

6-

1

6-

1

6-

$1.05

1

Shirt

&

B

6-lfi

preferred

(quar.)

95c

9-

1

8-15

$1

9-

1

8-15

9-

Field

& Co.

8-15

1

8-15

May

1

8-15

'7-

Department
preferred
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred

1

6-

7-

1

6-

6

7-

r-

6-

6

7-. 1

6-

6

6-27

6-13

$1.25
;

10c

6

87 Ya C

7-

1

10-

1

1-2-59

12-15

McCormick

$6%C

6-14

6-16

'5-20

5-

McNeil

—

(quar.)

.

5-21

5-26

6-

2

5-15

Mead

6-

6

5-13

4%

6-25

*20c

;

;

Mengel Co.

6

;

Merchants

7-

1

6-

2

5-15

5-29
5-15

in

6-

1

5-

7-

1

GOc

5-

Metal

9

5-20

5-15

G-13

6-

15c

u

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)

(reduced).
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
•Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% conv. 1st preferred (quar.)..—...—
7% non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Koehring Co.

2

5-23

5-15

10c

5-31

La

Salle

S.

Extension

A.,

Amer.

pfd.

University

6-12

5-16

50c

6-

2

5-

$1.50

7-

1

6-16

8-

1

7-15

5-29

5-16

,

!

shares-

7-

Wines

6c

5c

(quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
7%

preferred

Champagne

(quar.)

Lake Superior & Ishpeming

A

Class

B

Class

A

Class

B

Lamston

JS1.75

5-

9

2

5-

2

G-16

6-

2

6-

40c

HOC

6- 2

3-31

$15c

12-31

12-15

115c

12-31

12-15

(quar.)

(quar.).

H.),

12l/ic

Inc.

10c

Salt

5

J25c

6-

2

5-15

25c

6-

1

5-

7-

1

6-10

7-

1

6-10

6-

5

5-23

6-

2

5-15

25c

(quar.)

6-

2

4-28

6-16

5-15

| 40c
25c

Levingston Shipbuilding (quar.)
Lexington Union Station Co., 4%

5-15

50c

——

(quar.)..




2

50c

(quar.)
Lee (H. D.» Co. (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons (quar.)

Cement Co.

5-

6-

35c

(quar.)—

preferred

Portland

5-20

5-19

62 Vic

Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)_
G.) Inc. (quar.)

common

2

9-15

30c

(R.

Leath & Co.,

6-

-

pfd.

(s-a)

$2

.

6-12
7-

1

6-30
6-10

25c

150c
70c

7-

1

6-

2

6-14

6-13

Class

2

6-

2

5-16

2

7- 2
10-

6- 6

1

9-fl

1-2-59

$50

A

(quar.)

Malleable

8c

12- 8

7-

2

6-

6

Steel

$1.75

Castings

(quar.)

Machinery Co. (quar.)

Co.

B

50c

6-10

5-15

20c

6-10

5-27

5-23

5-

50c

;

Insurance

5-21

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fire

6-16

6-

5-14

1

9

(Pittsburgh)
50c

...

6-25

0-

4

20c

5-22

17C

Line,

5-29

6-

6-

5c

6-

2

5-15

37y2C

(quar.)

preferred

6-14

17c

(quar.)

6-

2

5-15

2

common

(quar.)

Dickenson

Mines,

Ltd.

5
5

5-22

35c

6-

+5c

(s-a)

5-30

5-

7-

6- 6

Jersey Power 8c Light Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)„_

$1

4.05%

preferred (quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)

New

1

New

5-

York

5-29

N.

New

Air

Auction

Y.

Brake

$1.01%

1

6-

40c

Co

1

7-

15c

1

(quar.)

5-15

9

6-

6

5-

5-29

20c

5

9

5-15

0-16

6-

8

10c

6-12

5-29

50c

5-29

7-

1

40c

6-

1

5-

9

$1.06 y4

6-

1

5-

9

30c

7-

1

6-13

2c

7-

1

6-13

7-

1

6-13

(quar.)

62%c

—

,N.

;

York

Y.

Dock,

6-10

6-

3

$2

8-25

8-

5

93 %C

7-

1

0-

6

$45c

6-

2

5-12

$$1.25

0-

2

5-12

common

State Electric

& Gas—

$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)

—

5%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
Common
(quar.)

45c

6*30

6-

€

1

5-16

3.40%

65c

6-30

6-

6

$1

6-

1

5-16

3.60%

preferred

(quar.)

90c

6-30

0-

0

6-

9

5-19

3.90%

(quar.)
(quar.)

97%c

6-30

0-

6

4.10 %

preferred
preferred

6-

0

6-

5

5-15

$1.02 y2

6-30

50c

4.85%

preferred

(quar.)

$1.21%

6-30

6-

0

$1.31%

6-30

€-

0

3%

6-

6

5-

$1.18%

6-

(N. Y.)—

Corp.

the

second

and

35c

6-14

30c

6-13

81Y2C

6-27

1

3-19
6-

3

6-17

Investment

•

1

6- 4

1

6-

4

North American Car Co.

7-

1

6-

4

7-

1

6-

4

7-

1

6-

4

$1.11%
30c

6-12

5-29

10c

6-12

5-29

25c

6-27

6-11

11-14
5-21

30c

5-31

5-15

75c

6-

2

5-15

15c

7-

1

6-13

(quar.)
(increased quar.)
conv.

pfd.

(quar.)

Piping Co.

—

25

■I

37 Yi

:

2

6-15

0-

5-15

4-28

5-26

4-30

27^2 0

5-31

5-16

UOc

5-31

5-15

125c

6-30

5-30

10c

(monthly)

(quar.)

Brick, Ltd. (s-a)
Mining Corp. of Canada. Ltd.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.) —
Minneapolis 8c 8t; Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Power 8c Light Co., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
$4.60 preferred (quar.)

$1.10

$1.15

pfd.

American

(quar.)

—

Central

Northern

Indiana

40C

6-10

5-20

35c

5-29

5-14

40c

6-

2

5-12

$1.25

7-

1

6-16

7-

1

6-14

7-

1

6-14

Ry.

Co.,

common™—

Missouri Public Service,
Stock dividend

preferred

common

(quar.)

New

5.80%

(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

$1.25

(quar.)

S.) & Co., Ltd.

Birmingham RR.
preferred
<s-a»

34c

6-

1

5-16

6- 2

5-14

Northern

5'/2%

Quebec
1st

Northland

Power,

preferred

Utilities

my4c

6-

5-14

2

7- 2

Ltd.,
(quar.)

Ltd.

-

5-29

7-15

7-

$3.50

8-

1

7-21

22%c

6-

2

5-

$15c

6-14

1

9

5-16

.

+62-Vic

7-

2

6-

$1

6-

2

5-15

7-15

6-30

44c

2

.

6-20

5-23

6-30

5-23

4.50%
4

V2 %

5'A%
Norwich

com.

Nova

(quar.)

Scotia Light

&

common

(quar.)

5-24
10-16

1

5-

9

6-

1

5-16

25C

6-

2

5-15

6-

2

5-15

6-

2

5-15

6-10

5- 9

30c

6-

2

$$1.12%

6-

Electronics

ofd.

prpOrred

5-

5

2

5-

5

$$1

6- 2

5-

5

Shares.

plus 6y2c
13c

foiiar I..

5-29

5-15

$$1.75

6- 2

5-5

25c

(quar.)™

(reduced quar.)—

458%

6-

1

$62 %c

Ogllvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%

Co..

6-28

6-16

Co., Ltd.—

<ey2c from earned income
from securities profits)

Fdlsnn

75C

7*25

11-

$1.12%

Inc.,

6-14

$40c

$1.31%

5%

preferred (quar.)
Nucleonics, Chemistry &

6-20

$0.5875

(quar.)

(quar.)

Power

6-20

1

$69c

preferred (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
Co.

5-29

1

7-

$22 Vic

Banrorporation, common
prefer ed (initial)

Pharmacal

6-20
7-

35c

(s-a)

Northwestern Public Service,

OWn

Co.—

5-29

6-20

50c

$1.45

Northwest

Ohio Crankshaft

(quar.)

6-20

34%c

$1.37%

4%

$1.07 y2

(quar.)
common

^

common

5V2%

5-29
5-21

37y2c

»50C

(quar.)

5-29

5-21

5

5-30

5-21

Northern Natural Gas—

6-17

6-12

5-

6-27

Public Service Co.—-

(quar.)
preferred

6-17

6-12

5-29

$2

Common

90c

18c

5-21

5-16

6-10

(s-a)

preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)

y2%

2

6-10

$3c

(quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co.
7% gtd. (s-a),
North Shore Gas (Illinois) (quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)

4y2c

Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line

90c

1

6-

$50c

45c

(quar.)

Refractories

Northern

6-

6-14

<

$1

Investment, 6% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5%%
North

4.40%

Midland Oil

35C

•

North American

$1.08%

Mid-West Abrasive Co.

and

15c from capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp. Ltd—

97»/aC

-—

income

Noranda Mines.

7-

6-13

Laboratories

current

7-

11-29

$1

from

95c

20c

Corp.,

(20c

96'Ac

(quar.)

Water

preferred (quar.)

5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—

third

$1.12%

4%

5-

6-

$5c
.

2

6-20

+8c

-preferred

$1.50

6-17

preferred

&

5-13

6-

30C

$5c

Nevada Natural Gas Pipe

5-20

4Va%

Mobile

9

6-16

$1.12 Va

,

(quar.)
_;
Nekoosa Edwards Paper, class A

6-16
.

40c

-

9

5-23

5-

2

New

Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Middle States Telephone (HI.)—
6% preferred (quar.)

(J.

5*16

6-

$15c

(quar.)

New

8-15

preferred

6-10

Canada,

5-15

6-10

5%

9

5-12
4-30

45c

$1.06%
of

Co.

4-30

8-30

Mitchell

\

6-13

1

5-31

4.30%

5-27
5-20

Corp.—

5-29

$1.12 ft

Missouri Utilities,

5-

5-29

8

'-V'

Co.—

Milton

9-30

6*17

5-

25c

Chemical

5-31

$i.i2ya

6-13

5-20

7-15

10-31
.;

name

7-

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

9-15

6-10

11-17

>

•

Neisner Bros,

5-15

41/2 %

6-30

.'5-23

3

Corp, '- see

Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Quarterly

62 Yi c

—

9-30

115c

(M.

for

Miller &c Rhodes

f

.

Chemetron

50c

Miami Copper Co. (quar..)
Michaels Stern & Co.—

Miles

/50c

a-i

$40c

.

Midwest

4-30

$1.75
> 10c

+50c

Co. (quar.)
Thermit, common (quar.)

0-13

6-30

115c

Le Tourneau

Leslie

5-20

U5c

Laura Secord

Lehigh

6-28

115c

(quar.)
Land Title Insurance Co. (quar.)
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)

$2.50

9-26

12-20

(quar.)
(quar.)

B

Class

—

9

(quar.).
(quar.)

A

Class

(quar.)

Ltd.

Lamaque Gold Mines,
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.
Class

—

RR. Co.

9

10-

1-9-59

15c

5-15 '

.5-15

6-

*

B

Union

5-15

5

Middlesex

15c

(quar.)

2

6-13

...

!:

held)

(quar.)

Quarterly

5-29

Extra

2

*

$1.75

$0.0767
15c

LaSalle

2

4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)

5-15

40c

&

4%

Consolidada,

2

preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)

4-30

5-27

25c

income)—

8c

7c

(from

6-

6-

6-14

7%

5-29

...

5-26

(quar.)
(quar.)

Tea

5-15

Mercantile Stores

6-10

6-10
6-12

-

series

6-

5-15

2

quarter of this year

30c

A

National

Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid

6-13

17 Vic

6-

S-16

50c

shares

.

Chemical

A

National Rubber

5-23

2

:

cash

2

25c

5-29

of

2

6-

30c

50

<quar.)_

Class A

7%

"

lieu

6-

1

.....

each

&;

preferred
Drug &

National

~

Quarterly

9

5-21

National Lead Co.—

5-22

6

35c

Assurance

Fire

6-16

6-

(quar.)

15c

Fund—

La

Corp.—

4'/* %

Class

5-15

6-10

&

30c

(quar.)—

7-

6-

;

pfd.

-•$r.07V*

(quar.)

to

Class

5-14

55c

;

2

.5-21

6-15

:

6rl5

of

(quar.)

Class

5-26

2

85c

(quar.)

37 Vic

(quar.)

6-24
6-

5-31

50c

50C

..'. 25c

(quarterly

National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd.
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.

6-20

93%c

5-16

6-20
:

50c

;

.

(quar.)™.

National

(quar.)

5-31'
•••;

1
9

5-13

,

GOc convertible preferred (quar.)
National Gas & Oil Corp. (quar.)

•..;•.

5-15

93 %c

series)

.

5-14

1

40c

6c

Ltd.,

5-31
;

1

preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)

4%

6

6-

5-20

(quar.)™

common

4%%
4

50c

Knox Corp., class A (quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co., common
60c

Shoe

G-

28VeC

for

changed'

National

5-16

6-15

5-23

6-

55-

25c

National Starch Products

preferred

6-

1

prior preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)

interest

Beneficial

(1947

conv.

Johnson

7-

(quar;)—

com.

Rubber Co.

...

:»

5-15

5-31

25c

Engineering
(reduced)

5%

6-15

6c

Corp.

Common

9

50c

tlOc

2

6-10

2dV*c

dividend announcement under new
National Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)

5-15

,

,5-31

.

5*19

5-29

30c

(quar.)

Cranberry Association
National. Cylinder Gas Co.r^S; •;'•/
Name

Ltd.

Co., common (quar.)
(s-a)
Meadvllle Telephone, 5% preferred (s-a)

5-30

20c

(quar.).

Knickerbocker

A

Melville

Keyes Fibre-Co., common (quar.)—
4.80% -1st preferred (quar.)™
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.).
(I. B.)

2

5%

Corp., common (quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)—

2

50c

Kress (SH> ifc Company

Kleinert

.<

5-15

6-10

15c

Mead

6-

6-16

$1.18%

—-—

Ketchum & Co.

2

6-

$1.50

Machine <fc

Class

5

20c

35c

Monthly dividend from net Investment in¬

Kerite Co.

6-

5-

3

$3

(quar.)
(quar.)

Co.

8c

Common

Fund—

4 Vi % convertible

2

6-10

$25c

Aircraft (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
!^™

5-23

1

7-

$1.12 Ya

Industries,

5-23

6-23

$20c

G-

6

5*' 6

:

6-10

$1

$3.50

..j

.

12 Vic

2

5-

(one share of Narda Ultra¬

National Distillers

35c

6-

$2.50

15c

National

5-16

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

5-16

50c

(quar.;

5-31

25c

Oil

3

6-

McDonnell
'

.

(quar.).

Kern County Land (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.

come

5-23

5-27

cl. A.(s-a)

$2.50 preferred (quar.)

9-15

87 y2C

:

■

Inc.

Kerr-McGee

5-15

6-

-6-lfl

2

Biscuit, common (quar.)
,7%. preferred (quar.)_
National By-Products, Inc..

6-18

Maytag Company (quar.>_
"McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., partic. pfd. (s-a)!
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (quar.)

6-14

87%C

Kent-Moore Organization (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)
4%% preferred (quar.)

Income

5-

5

35c

5-12

1

76-

National

17 Vic

McCord Corp., common (quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)^™-™™™

3% %
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd;
25c pai'tic. class A pfd. (quar.)—

Stores,

$3.40

.

Kerr

sonics

National Aluminate

6-30

(quar.)

1

$1.12 Va

—

Stock dividend

5-lb

$20c

9-

$1.06 V*

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..—
preferred- (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_+.—.....
Kawneer Company (reduced )__..._
Kellogg Company—
4V*%

••

.

5-15

6-23

$1.55

6-10

,

+$1.18

_™-_

6-16

6-6

t

Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.—
Name
changed to Massey-Ferguson,
(quar.)
!

"

'-4%%

Kennametal.

5-26

30c

(accuin.)..;

Saskatchewan Coal,

9-

$1.08%
:

Kansas Power 6c Light, common

Go., common

.5-29

5-23

,

5-15

liy2C from investment Income plus an-andistribution
of
96c
from. realized

.5-30

$25c

(s-a;

$1.12 Ys

$1.05

4.35% preferred (quar.)_
-4%% preferred (quar.™_™„™

$4.50 preferred

.

5-23

(reduced)

32 (2 C

preferred (quar.)——
"4.20% preferred iquar.)™..™™..

Kendall

;
•

6-10

6-

,

5-15

nual

Nachman Corp. (quar.)
r Narda 'Microwave—

5-23

Mathews Conveyor (quar.)
Maul Electric (quar.)

4%

B

5-29

2

6-2

62 VaC

„•

6-15

6-14...
-6,

40c

Income-Foundation

5-30

$5c

30c

:

.

capital gains)

■

25c

Marshall

5-15

*

.

-

2

6-16

5-15

1

preferred
preferred
preferred

6-

6-16

Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
!

6%

5-15

6-

3l/a%

Mutual

5-30

2

+22 Vac

"

preferred
(quar.).

-5-30

1

6-13

•

f

6-10
;

$5c

Marshall-Wells

5-15

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)..

preferred (quar.)
(quar.).

3 Yz %

6-30

2%

__™;

conv.

Preference

,

5* 1

7-15

!6-10

37yac

.

Corp. (reduced)

class A

"$2

-

6-16

6-16

,

37 Vic

-

5-26

6-20

,

6-1

•

•'

59% c

,

(quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Ltd. (s-a)
Marchant Calculators, Inc. (quar.)
Marmon-Herrington Co/ (quar.)
Marquardt Aircraft Co. (stock dividend)_

5-16

$1.18%

$1.12 y3

;

..

10-23
'.

35c
•;

..

Manning, Maxwell & Moore

5-15

$1.08%

•

5*1
7-23

7-15

43c 4

Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)

(quar.)

■

6-14
,

8-1;

710c

.

pfd.

Manhattan

preferred

-

2

6-12,

25C:

(quar.)

common

2

preferred

3.80%

2

6-

1

6-

7y2c

Munsingwear, Inc.,:common (quar.)
-.• '.,5%%.
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)_™
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—,

•

8-. 1
•.11-1

/•!•'. 15c

...

conv.

6

6-

4.35%

-

:••

(quar.)™

(s-a)

5-30

7-

,

5-15

2

7-

t$1.75

..

Mount Diablo Co.: (quar.)
Mount ^Vernon Mills, 7% pfd.

5-16

5-22

V.

.

Morrison-Knudsen Co. (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)

6-20

5-29

5-29
(

(quar.)

€-19

.1

5-29

1
1

7-

t45c

dividend

Wheel

1

7-

$1.25

Motor

25c

G-

1

•^4.50%

-

:

;]
...

;

6-

9

7-

22 %c

com

Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
Power

7

5*23

7T

913ic
:™

-

4-15

1

7-

..

35c

preferred (quar.)™...^......
Mahon (R. C.) Co. (quar.
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Conv. priority shares (quar.)

"

Kansas City

40c

....

(quar.)

4%%

5-15

1

62 Ys c

4%% ^preferred (quar.)—
4%?» preferred •(quar.)„__.——
4%% convertible preferred (quar.

Kalamazoo

7-

7

5-19

6-13

7.

.

t«1.75

.

2

.

-

'

Chemical

&

5-

25c

$U7'/2

,

5-20

,

6-30

,

common

Co.

Class

Kaiser Aluminum

2

2

.

3

6-16

$1.12 ft
L

-■

5* 7

6*11

i,
..

$22Vic
425c
30c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.,

^ 'Magnavox

8

6-11
.

5-

6-

$1

/v.
...

M^l^en Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-ai.^_

6-13

5- 9
8-

5-29
8-

40c

.

.

r
•

Fixtures

Macmillan

,

5-20

12-10

50c

2

(quar.)

Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., common (quar.)
;4%%
pref. (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Oo. (quar.)

:

...

5-20

5*19

7-: 2

6,..

25c

Co.—

Lines Inc;

Products Co.

Stock

National Acme Co.
Store

Macwhyte

.

6-13

6-10

93%c

(quar.)

com.

:

6-30

,

*

$1.25

Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A (quar.).:

5-30

1

9-10

1.

(quar.)_
_™™L^„
Machine (quar.)

& 'Lamson

Macassa Mines. Ltd.

7-

$1.85

y

8c

M &

5-30

6-10

& Johnson

Jones

5-30

7
7

5*15

6-

#1.75
:• $1.25

lil'i

;

(quar.)

55-

5-30

6-30

lYa %

-

(quar.).-..
(quar.).-

•

D

Products

1

1 Va%

common

;<3%%-

Metal

1

50c

_„™

Lyon

r

2

B

Moore-McCormack

-

2

5-31

$1.75

.'

;VLykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)!
-

7-

$1.25

(quarJ-w.—_^—_._—

5-30

7''

xl%%

...

Lake-Sulphur Co. (stock dividend)

dividend

.Stock

■

-(guar.)

>Lndlow Mfg. A;, Sales Co...
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)

6-

+$1.50

preferred (quar.)

Moore

2

6- 2

.

'•

i

6-14

v-

30c

(accum.)

(quar.)

2-19

6-

,

10%

....

Lowney ^Walter M.YLtd. (quar.)
.Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)

.

t

"7-' 1

xl%%
xl%%
xl%%

_™.

preferred

2

5-30

7-1

......"

preferenee E (q.uar.) —x
Jamaica Water Supply, common-(quar.)
j

7-

';'t$1.75

—.—_

»quar.)-.._.iii_-.i___

-6%

2'f

;-T41V4c

„™.

-7% .preference, (quar.)

•

y5-.13

•

.;t

6-

pfd.

(quar. )„_

preferred

5- 7

6-

•

!
^

5-19

6-30

(quar.)

preferred A

5%

u-11-17

6-

Co.

Moore-Handley; Hardware

8-15

6- 2

/

GOc

pfd. -(quar.)

preferred (quar.).^
(quar.)™

2

(quar.)

7%

5-16

.

12-10

,

Ltd.—

dividend)

Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
4%i% preferred (quar.)..

5-24

25%

-

quar.)

.»

2nd

:

..."

Louisville & Nashville RR.

5-12

:

,

J V M

9-10:

?y2c
2Vac

i... ~

Co.

7%

2*19

;

$75c :

(stock

Lord Baltimore Hotel, 7%

5-15

6-1,

;"

^

-

8

.11-17

6-10

-iiy4c

,

(quar.)

Lone star Steel

5-13

•

1

;

Ixjckheed Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
London -Canadian Investment Corp.,

•5-15

*

(quar.)....
Corp. (R. I.), pfd. (quar.).;
Pipe, common (monthly)

.

5-15

1

6-

,

™™_

12-10

,

$37y2c
$5iy2c

Finance
Joint

5*

3-10-59

$51 Vic

common

Tool

Chemical

preferred (quar.).
Montecatlnt Mining & Chemical Co.—
... American
deposit receipts
Moore Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)

5-15

60c

preference

". Common (monthly)
I
;8 % preferred (quar.)

"6-13

6- -1

*

•

Ltd.,

6-

30c

Machine

Knitting, Ltd., 4y2%

4.70%

8*15

HOC
> • "460c
...

Groceterias Co.,

2nd

1

6- 2
6-10

tlOc

V 1st..preferred (quar.)

6-26
■*

10-10

$1.10 3-10-59

....

2

25c

Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
4.50% preferred (quar.)

7-10

1

9-10

$1.10

...

(quar.)..;

(quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.).

•Loblaw

Monarch
Monarch

of Ree.

6-

$1.05

Monsanto

50c

(quar.).....™..^..,

Rubber

Holden

Payable

87 Ysc

(accum.)
Co.
(quar.)

5-16

50c

;

Loblaw, Inc. (quar.).

tj

7-

40c
82 Vic

-

4.80 %

Iowa

6-14

9

1

...

*

GQc

(quar.)—-

(quar.)™-—-—

,

(quar.)

capital

5-

50c

'

^

B

(accum.)

.5-14

50c

V

~

Iowa Power & Ught€a, common
3.30% preferred (quar.)

75C

.

(quar.)

pfd.

preferred

Mohawk

When

Share

3V2%

2

8-

$1.10

•

4.20%

5-21

11-

.

$1.10

Class

.

'

Iowa, Electric Light & Power, com. (quar.)—
^.80% preferred (quar.)™;
Iowa-Illinois Gas- <te Electric, common (quar.)

guaranteed

-

40C

;

(quar.)___

9

Industries,

6-10

45c

Loblaw'Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.).

10-20

;

Special

6-

40c

^Original capital

10-20

1

25c

'

Mohasco

Mojud Co.," Inc.

Original capital

7-21

8-1

25c

37VaC
■

•

...

5-

6-10

$1,

1

...

Name of Company

5- 9

6-10

guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.).™...

-.

1

1

15c

^Special

-

(quar.)...

:$2.50 -preferred
*.■>

Island)—

-

6-

Y*

Per

of Ree

1

(Fort

1

5-31

--75c

International Utilities Corp.

6-

.

90c

25c

(quar.■
(quar.)
_™"

"7-

i$1.31

& Casualty
Insurance Co. of Tenn.—"
Quarterly —:
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lilly (Ell) & Co., com. "B" non voting (quar.)

5-2

1 '

Co.

Payable

10c

(quar.)

Life

5-12

2

6-

When !, Holder1

Share

Libby McNeill & Libby, common
5V\% preferred (quar.)™..

5-21

6-26

$60c

(s-a)

Holden

Payable of Rcc

"Share

*

International Nickel Co.

53

(2269)

6-15

e 1

14

«-

7

6;

1

5-15

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The Commercial and-Financial Chronicle

(2270)

Par

c,"

2

5-

5

Common

6-

2

5-

5

5.60%

6-

2

5-

5

Pure

"6-2

5-

5

Purex

$1.10

—

$1.12 ft
6 ftc

Quebec «y.

Ontario &

6-

18c

6- 9

5-14

50c

Chemical (quag
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar. )—
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)

6-20

5-16

-

10c

•

6-10

6-10

5-21

$3

5-

2

6-

7-

1
1

6-23

6-

1

5-15

90c

6-

1

5-15

6-

1

5-15

$1.10

5-23
6- 5

5-12

$1

7-

1

6-13

$1.25

6-

1

5-15

73C

6-

2

15c

6-

1

5-16

.3281ft

6-

1

Gamble

Pacific

735c

5-23

-4-15

7-1

6-14

Skinner

715c

6-27

5-30

Smith-Douglas

87(4c

7- 1

Skeliy

6- 9

25C

;

(quar.)

6-12

5-22

(quar.)

Ltd.—

& Batten
(increased

Oil

60c
20c

Outdoor Advertising

10c

A

Class

:

"

9-12

*5.-22

(quar.l

6-20

2

5-21

Republic Insurance (Texas)
Resort Airlines (resumed)

7-

2

6-16

Revere

preferred

5-16

6-14

,i

J 90c

:
'YY

728c

75c

5-18

:

1

4.08% l

6-12

7- 1

6-13

7-

1

10-

10c",

.

5-29

1

6-16

$1

preferred (quar.)

4%

6-

6-16
7-

1

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
Pannelee Transportation (quar.)__.
Parsons & Co. (quar.)
—
Paterson Parchment Paper (quar.)
Paterson-Sargent Co. (quar.)—
Peabody Coal, common (quar.)—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Pearl Brewing
(quar.)
—
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Penn Fruit, common (quar.)—-————
Stock dividend
!
4.60% preferred (quar.) —
4.68% preferred (quar.)
:
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred B (quar.)—
3.70%
preferred C (quar.)—
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
(>■' 4.70%
preferred E (quar.)
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)
5%

9-12

'5-19

\

4.60% preferred G
quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%

«>

preferred

1

6-13

10-

1

9-15

1-2-59

12-15

1

5-21

2 (4c

50c
12 ftc
5c

8 (4 c

6-

-

6-

Robbins

$1.50

5-23

2

Company

pfd.

(quar.)

Rochester

25c

6-

1

5-16

10c

7-

1

6-16

1

5-16

5-31

5-15

30c

2

6-16

5-20

2%

6-10

6-

Rochester & Genesee

f

5-20

Rochester

2

5-20

Rockwell

Mfg.

58ftC

2

5-20

Rockwell

Name changed
6-

2

5-

9

6-

2

5-

9

$1.02

6-

2

5-

9

$1.17'/a

6-

2

5-

9

Rohm

6-

2

5-

9

6-

2

5-

9

$1.06

6-

2

5-15

6-

2

5-15
5-15

50c

6-27

6-

2

50c

7-15

6-20

$1

6-15

6-

-$1

preferred

1

6-

15c

5-20

?5c

!—
——

6-

2

5

Permutit

$1.75
50c

6-

(quar.)—

$1
«

pref.

Philadelphia,
RR.

U
'

Pfalla

3.65%

(quar.)

5-2H

6-10

50c

6-30

6-

4

6-30

6-

4

$1.50

(quar.)—_—
common (quar.)

40c

12ftc

—

——»•-«__

5%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips) Petroleum Co. (quar.)__

»

Phoell Mfg. Co.

(quar.)

91 ftc

4

5-20

5-28

5-14

6-

2

66-

5-

2

9

5-

9

6-

2

5-

2

5-

9

6-

2

5-15

62 ftc

6-

$1.25
42 ftc

—

"

Plllsbury Mills, Inc.,
■

income)

.

-

—

net
,

Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—
*, Pitney ♦-Bowes, common (quar.)
4ft%
preferred (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)——■
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.,
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
5 ft % prior preferred ,(quar.)»■_
5% preferred A (quar.)
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)——
-

•

8

7-

1

•

___

.

.

12c

6-16

5-29

35C

—

(quar.)

5-

7-15

investment

.

Pioneer Natural Gas

2

$1

(quar.)—-

common

$4 preferred (quar.)—
Pioneer Fund,
Inc.
(from

6-

6

5-23

25C

0-16

6-

40c

6-12

5-28

7-

64J0

53 ftc

1

2

25c

6-

2

5-16

$1.25
$1.20

6-

2

5-16

6-

2

5-16

$1.75

7-

1

6-10

$1.75

7-

1

6-10

"

*

IC

"

Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)
5%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Poor & Company (reduced) —

..

'v

Portsmouth
"Potash

Co.

.Potomac

Steel
of

Corp.

America

Electric

1

6-

2

5- 9

$1.25

6-

2

5-

$1.75

6-

2

4

9

5-20

5C

6-24

6-

9

6-24

6-

9

6-24

37fto

6-

15c

„

(quar.)

6-

9

1

5-15

5-31

5-15

45c

pfd.

(quar.)

6-

2

5-12

61c

6-

1

5-

5

61ftc

$2.44

$2.46 preferred (quar.)
Powell River Co. (quar.).
'

6-20
6-

62 ftc

(quar.).

Power,

55c

$1.37 ft

62 ftc

__

—

6-

1

5-

Inc.,

t30c

common.

6-16

5-

9

6-16

5-

0

6-

5-20

25C

2

6%

preferred (entire issue oalled for re¬
demption on May 29 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)—*.—

..

Price Bsothers & Co.,

..

Prince

Gardner

Co.

Ltd., 4%

pfd.

(s-a)

—

$2

-

:

conv.

Provident
■

V'-i'

pfd.

(quar.)

Life

(quar.)

$1.25
t$2

5-29
7-

1

5-30

Accident

&

6-

2

6-15

50c

6-10

5-19

6-10

6- 2

preferred
preferred

4(4%

preferred

(quar.).

'3(4%
4.16%

:

4.32%

Co.

of

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

6-

2

5-15

6-

2

5-15

$1.12ft

Indiana,

6-

2

5-15

,

r

6-

1

5-15

87ftc

6-

1

5-15

26c

;
*

50c

6-

1

5-15

27c

com.

6-

1

:

'

New

'"•«

'

1

Mexico

common

Public

apprcin

5% preferred A (quar.)




5-

5-

1

9

5-16

iOc; ;*:! 6- 6

5-16

—

(quar.).—
Seaboard Finance Co., common
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)

5%

2

7-

2

6-16

6-

2

7-

5-2G

1

y.7-; 1

5-26

15C

With

above

B

9

5-

9

2

,

66-

-

5-29

91'Ac

9

4

5-20
5-20
5-20

6-

5

5-16

7-18
7-18

■->

5-14

-

l2V4c

6-10

,6-1

5-16

1

5-16

:r.

7-10

25c

$1.18%

,

6-19

7-10

"6-19

7-10

$1.25

7-10

Warner Corp.

25c

6-

2

6-

2

55-

5-20

'5-21

Stix,

common

(quar.)

5Vi%

preferred A

(quar.)

...

common

Broadcasting Co.,

Class

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.),

0-

1

6-

9

a-

1

8-

6

12-

1

11-

8

Oil

4 ft

Co.

%

5ft%

•

Sunset
5-26

Sunshine

6-16

5-26

Sutherland

7- 8

6-

5

7- 2

6-

2

7-

6-

2

5-26

5-

5-26

5- 5

5

„

Mining

Ca.

Paoer

Taylor, Pearson
4.32 %

&

5M5

6-13

Tennessee Gas

5-19

2

5-15

4.10%

Signode Steel Strapping,
5% preferred (quar.)

Fund,

7S1.31

8-15

„

Transmission,

preferred

35C

,

12

V«- 2

5*1G

6-

1

5-15

6-

1

7-

2

6-17

7- 1

6-10

2

5-16

ftc

740C
50c

50c

6- 7

5-16

6-

3

5-15

30c

6-10

5-26

0-30

6*16

10c

6-31

5-12

45c

0-13

-43%C

€-13

5-29

725c

.€- 2

5-14

6- 1

5-15

65c

€-10

5-

9

33c

€>46

5-

8

0-

1

5-

8

41'Ac

6- 1

5-

8

4c

0-27

4

...

—»

6-16

6-

5

6-12
5-

2

6-30

5-29

6-14

5-17

15c

7-15

7-

*5-28

5-

27c

0-16

6-

15c

6- 2

3-31

8C

5-31

5-

1

8

1111
|

(quar.)__

'

-

35c

6-16
7-

2

1

5-23

1

6-

6

(quar.).

$1.06 ft

7- 1

6-

6

$1.15

T- 1

6-

6

$1.16

7- 1

6-

6

$1.16ft

7- 1

6-

$1.22ft

7- 1

6-

6

$1 27ft

7- 1

6-

6

$1.28

7- 1

5.10%

preferred

(quar.)

5.12%

preferred

(quar.)

"

6-

2

5-15

6-

2

4-15

4.50%

6-27

5%

preferred (ouar.)
2nd preferred fquar.)_.
2nd preferred (quar.).

5.16%

8

2nd

nreferred

Tennessee Natural Gas
Stock

6-13

1

50c

(quar.).

5-13

7-

(quar.).

preferred

1

i

7$1.25

preferred

4.90%

1

5-29

6C

(quar.)

6-

5-15

preferred

(quar.)_.___

6-

2

4.60%

preferred

25c

6-

35c

•,

$1.02 ft

preferred

62%c

6-

.5-27

—

(s-a)

com.

4.65%

8

■

56c

(quar.).

4.64%

5-

3

6-16

12 ftc '

(quar.)

......

9

6-10

7-

6-10

25c

'

(s-a)
Inc.—

9

20c

(quar.)

6-16

*

income__

5.25%

common

9-1*

12-15

'

Mines Ltd.

6-

5-

5-16
6-14

(Canada), Ltd.—

6-

6-10

9 7;

50c

1

20c

5-15

5c

1

5-30

2

4.25%

9

8-30

5-20

7- 1

t

Carson

Television-Electronics

61c

(quar.)

5-15
5-

0-30

preferred (quar.)

conv.

From investment

Co.—

(quar.)

2

.6-40

12-31

Co.

Teck-Hughes Gold

6-11

7-20

6-

0-26'
,

730c

$1

7-

715c

6-30

$1.25

Tampax, Inc. (quar.)_____

20c

(quar.).

5-16 "

.

$1.25

(quar.)

7-

730c

6-10"

0- 2

28 VbC

25c

(quar.).

5-12

..

"7-15

6-

5-22
4-15

5-

9!

5-29

0-10 :

"

(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)

5

6-23

5-31

5-

.

$1.25

(quar.)

preferred (quar,).
International Petroleum

6-16

1

5-16.

»

6-10

,

45c

..

(quar..)_____

preferred

22c

6-

0-

-

(quar.).

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil/common

6-

5-717
.5- 9

25c

Sun

$1

2

5-28
6-10

30C

:

—

...»

a

20c

6-

6-2

,

«

0-lo';
.

—

^

25C

(quar.)__..—

A

L,

6-

15c

(quar.).,

Power

(Canada)

1

$1 25

.3-15

0-16

40c

rrn_,...;

Life Assurance
Increased quar

12V4c

4%

1

3-15

3-15

'

(quar.)

0-

15c

124

0-16

16c

>

12'Ac

13%%

12-15

'

B

SunsMne TH-c'its

(quar.)

A-15

<46-15
■

■

25c ■"

-

Sun

2

5-20

6-16"

;io- 1

ftc

:

common. (quar.)

6-10

will be

Trading

62

....

(quar.).

9-10

15c

5-20
;

25C

6-10

750c

1

4

93 %C

(quar.)

1

756'Ac

6-

5-29

,

1

'

Baer & Fuller}

Storer

vear

Pen, class A

6-

'711-15

(quar.)..—

7-

6-

5-29

0-16
v..

55c

;

■

9-30

30c

5-15

>5-19

.6-16

TOc

.

7-

717c

5-15

1'.
2

4

35c

(quar.)__

ioc

5%

7-

50c

.

Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.
(quar.)^
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20%
pfd.

75c

(quar.)—

5-: 9 ;

6-26

40c

7% preferred (quar.)."..
Stouffer Corn., (quar.i_

5

75c
arrears

5-12

0-10-

.:25c*

(quar.)

$1

(quar.).—

f

''

Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Drug (quar.)_4____^_—
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)i

Stonega Coke & Coal
7

2

1

5-, 9
5-12

1

e-15

;

preferred O (quar.)__^__,
Sterling Trust Corp. (Toronto) (quar.)_____
Stern ^ Stern Textiles. Inc.. 4ft% pfd.
(quar.)
.Stetson (J. B.), 8% preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner
( quar.)___,

9

5-20

30c

;

1

6-

w
60c >

5%

.6-19

6-19

Ltd.,

Sterchi Bros. Stores

6-19

7-10

5-

5-. 9

1%

,

Oil; Co?; (New Jersey)

Steinberg's,

5-24

725c

6-

5-. 9

6-1

87ftc

4

preferred (quar.) 4.
preferred (quar.).—
(quar.)__w„_^»„„___^

5%

1

V6Y1.

-1%

Stedman Bros.,, Ltd.

8- 1
,

Stanley

5%

6-30

8-

7-18

1

6-

:

30c

v

(quar.)_j_________
y
3tatler. Hotels Delaware Corp. (initial)____
Stauffer Chemical Co.
(quar,)!__.—
Btecher-jraung Lithograph Gorp.—
5% preferred (quar.)4__

6-10
-

$1

1...

6-

'

y State Fuel Supply- Co.

7-15

85c
•

•8-

*

;

9

5-19

30c
37V4c
'
50c

;

.

■

7hl8

.

,6- 1

30c

:

3%%' preferred A-Cquar.) 1 _!4._
___i*4_-;
Packaging Corp.— *•
$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)?___4_

5-14

5-29

'

,

55-

2

5-29

32V4c
18<ftc

•

.

"5-28

IOC
•

2

■»

!

47-18
*

Standard

5- 9

,6- 2

of Indiana

,7-18

1

1

25c 4

Co. "Of Kentucky_____L~___*._

Standard Gil CoY (Ohio),

,

90c class A common

preferred

9

5-

35c

(quar.).

Pacific

1

5-

6- 2

Standard

65c

pfd.

payments all

Breweries, Ltd.

$2.44

11-

6- 2
,

IOC

,

'

(accum.)

Shulton, Inc., class A

Sierra

11-15

V

Standard' Oil

1

i "

8-

1%

Standard/(Oil Co.

8-11
B-

$1.25

(reduced).

Siegler Corp,

1

8-15

7-18

7*18

30c

;

8%

Sherwin-Williams Co.,

Sicks'

.9•

9

$1.25

(final)
Shenango Valley Water Co.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (reduced)

B

5-

1

"

preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)

Class

■!

Standard Dredging. $1.00 pfd. (quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp; (quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of California (quar.)?

8-11

9-

-

0-

20c

V

preferred-;4quar.)_4lYt4—

4

!. 6-31 ,N .-6* a

34%c
•'

;

4V4%

B

8

29% c

;

Servomechanisms, Inc. (stock dividend)
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)

Class

8-

$3.50

7-18

1

"

Stock dividend
•_
Standard Brands, donimort (ificre'ased quar.)

6- 6
8

Y 5-31

293/aC

t

—

(accum.)

(W. A.)

!

I 9.-15

•.

y 29^.c;
'

31'Ac

cleared bv end of this

Class B

5- 2

1

1

7-.18

•I

1

>0-

60e

diviQeiid

Stock

1

5-15
-

"

$1.05.

Sports Arena (Lief!) (stock dividend)

;

5-

731'Ac

(quar.)

Seminole Oil & Gas Co., 5%
5%
preferred
(accum.)

Scrrick Corp.,

l

3

7-

e-

33c
1

Quarterly

2

0-14

29lie

...

dividend

preferred
preferred

0-

"

(G. D.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp.—
Common

5%

6-

7-

4

60c

,

Searle

5%

'.

15c

(quar.)
!

,

.6-

1

«-

36c

(quar.);4jr^gal4:—4

"

6-20

8- 1

30c

—

Class -B

12-

9-16
12-15

7357^c

B

preferred

6-

'27ftC

(quar.)

Spokane Inteniatlonal'RR, Go.^(quar.)

8- 2

*6-10
.

,6-lG

6-14

,

:
20c
Sperry Rand Corp.; common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——
$1.12 ft
12ftc
Spertl Products, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
25c
Spiegel, Inc., coiilmon iquar.)
i
1——1_
$4.50 conv. preferred ({fbar:$1.12.ft
25c
Spindale Millfc, compron (guar.)_l_l_
!4_

5-26

;734%c

(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)—
Seaboard Surety
(quar.)
Sealright Oswego Falls (quar.)

Class

$1.25

"■

1

7■.

73574c

—i—...

Signal OH & Gas Co., class A

Commission

7-

715c ;

common..—

vtc.

5-15

y- i !-7- 1!

27'Ac

Spencer

"

preferred

Stock

Y

preferred'(quar.)__

4.20%

1

6-

.

i

5-15

2

6-

.

;

31c

preferred (quar.)—
Chemical Co.,= common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)

i

9

5-15

$34%c

Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd

(subject to the

Service

5-16

1

6-

35c

(quar.)
Scovill Manufacturing, 3.65% pfd. (quar.)..
Scripto, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Scythes & Co. Ltd., common (quar.)

5-15

Public 8ervlce Co. of New Mexico—
Stock dividend on

6-10

>*■ti5c

$4 preferred

5%

$1.50

(quar.).
(quar.)—

Southwestern States Telephone; com.

5-15

$1.25

.

...

preferred

preferred ($25 par)
preferred ($25 par)

4.40%

5-20

'

———

..

$5

,

/

-

4.36%

5-14
\

6-

-

*

$1.06'A
$1.05

(quar.)

•

*

$1.25

Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)

(quar.)

Public Service
•v"v-

Co.

of Colorado—

4.20%
<

Insuranoe

18c

Service Co.

4(4%

—J

—

preferred (initial)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Shell Transport &

(Chattanooga)

Public

preferred (quar.)

Sheaffer

25c

——

5 ;

$1.25

—

—

4%

providence Washington Insurance Co.—
•

(quar.)

preferred A (quar.)
4%% conv. pfd. B (quar.).
:
4.70%
preferred C (quarJ
„4.70%
pfd. D (quar.)_^
.—1.
5(4%
preferred E (quar.)
Savage Arms (reduced)
Savage Industries, common (quar.).
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
75c preferred (quar.)
-.4-—
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
!

5%

30c

5-31

6- 2

,.

10c

:

Voting trust certificates common
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.).—'

5

tl5c

Extra

Prentice-Hall,

••

6-20

2

$1

—

9

6-

25C

—

—

v

5-15

;

1

6- 2

commorfXijuar.)—___

Co.,

i5c;

8-15

6-10

$1

preferred

4.25%
4.40%

Y

5-15

2

6-

25c

—-—

5-15

0-15

preferred * (quar.).ii22i-l_-l:
97ftC
(quar';)-!——4-1$1.03%'
preferi-ed (quar. )•—'-l-l-l
$1.06 ft"
$1.10
pref^rrfd :(quar.)_i_l__i__—
4.60%'-' preferred (quar.)li
$1.15
41—_l44lc"

4.15%

5-15

6-

-j—! $l.«7Va

4%%

*

-

5-15

2
2

6- 2

-

5-15

'• 6-13

7
<

6- 1 v

'.

(quar.)

preferred A (quar.)..,

Transit

25C

7-10

"'

.,

—...

Antonio

25c

•

37c

7-

7V4.C.

6—3

6-16

6-13

4

45c

710c

convertible preferred A (quar.)

5%%

iquar.)

(quar.)

70c

>

92ftc

720c

(quar.)—

;

7-1

;_

6- 2

"$1

5-15

1-

$1.32

.Ll—

convertible

San

5-15

Norristown
*

preferred

5-21

2

25c

-

—

(quar.)

Reading Corp.

Suburban Water,

Phila

*

Co.

&

2

6-

-75c

—„

(quar.)—

(quar.).*
Germantown
&

common

5-16

6-

35C

:

6-10

25c

—

6- 0

.

•'

•

5-15 :
•

(quar.)

6-

,

50c

—

convertible preferred A

5(4%

;

25c

5-1*

.

8- 2

.

(quar.)

6-

50c
.

5%

5(4%
5%%

30c

(initial)—

2

0- 2

-

_

-

5-1$

southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)

10c

•

$4.40 pfd. series A (quar.)__
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd., common.—I.

5-20

0-

25C

5

5

2

Southwestern Ptiblic Service, common
3.70% '"preferred (quar.

St. Louis, San Francisco Ry—

5-16

2

6-10

«-

22ftC

1 1__$0.2656ft
34c
1—1— "

.4

55-

6-31

29%c

-

5- 5

5

6-

-

5

5-5.

>

5

,

St. Regis Paper Co.,

2

5-31

6-

55c

(quar.)——

Safeway Stores, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
5%

5-31

5-15

$2

;•

Common

Iquar.I

Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric,
common

♦

,

„

.

Co.

"5-31

30ftc

6-14

$1.02 %

5-22

40c

Pfaudler

Aeronautical

Ryan

26ftc
$0.4315

—

5-

6-

'

5-10

5-

Perkins Machine & Gear Co^—

Gas

$1.18%

6-14

6-31

5-31 <'

$i

(quar.)__.—

common

5%

—

(quar.)—

Hopewell

5

.4-21

450c I"" 6-28

6-

5-15

2

&

5-15

5- 5

?

'

Rapri"' Mills (s-a)-.—.!_
l
Southwest Gas Corp.", common
41:
$1.20 convertible"jpriqr preferred (quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas Co.," common
1
$6 preferred:A
(quar?) Yl&tl'lt;
4.
Southwestern ElectricServicd Co. iquar.j

9

5- 2
5-15

-.,5-19
$1 *i. 16- 2

6-14

v

725c

$1.02(4

(quar.).

Corp.

4 '5-29

10%

,

25ftc-

non-cumprative. preferred

$1.44

to

Co.,

preferred A (quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A
B (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)

6- 2

Petersburg

Haas

&

30c

'

v!"!

~

'5-29

6rl0

6-14

.

; 37 (4 c
$0.08333

—

Class

$1.12(4

Peter

v

,

;•

5-

6-14

75C

4%

$1.06'4

7% preferred (quar.) —
Paul Inc. (quar.) ————

6-2

v"

'

.

>5-20

6-30

-

50c

Southland

5-15 >;

5

6-

90c

■

——

Rolland

6-

4% %

(quar.)

Rockwell-Standard

$1.10

92ftc

20c

Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp.
(quar.)w

_•

90c

5-15

'

(quar.)

Corp.

Co.

38%cI-.
—

5%

f

Spring &, Axel Co.—

20c

Common

6-11
7-11

(s-a)-.———

6-

Common

voting (quar.)_
nonvoting (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)

Transit

RR.

5-23

3.90%

6-

Common

,

1
1

50c

—1——

57 VaC

Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Maine)—
/

:7-

'

5

.

preferred series F (quar,)
preferred series H (quar.)
4%% preferred series I (quar.)—
4.10%
preferred series J (quar.).!—I.¬

5-15

8%c

5-20

6-30
31 ftcl4 6-30

-l:,.-:!
5 % --'non-cumuli ti v'e '". preiefred

'

4.10%

762(40..

6-40

7c

tquar.)

Telephone

Rairvfiry'vo,

Commd.r«-yquiii.

5-16

Electric—

&

Gas

6

8-

4%

6-

6-

$1.12(4

(quar.).

._

31 (4c

(quar.)

;—;

!

-iouthcrn

5-9

5-29

,

6-

-

(quar.)

Myers, common
preferred (quar.)

5-23.';'

30c

'

Southern Nevada

9

59%c

v

Participating
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., class A___—-

7

5-

5-21

25c.

_____—

&

6-10

,v

(quar.)L_
(quar.)_14—

(quar!)—4:

5-12

30C

1—

-

5- 5

5-29

.$212

4144.

Ltd.*" (quar.)l——

preferred
preferred

Southern

5-12
5-

12(4c
'/■. ; i2(4c

(quar.~-

pfd.

!

:

preferred * (.quar.)
4ft%--• preferred iquar.)ll-l-111

3

6-

6-17
5-26

5-20

,

(quar.)

Mfg. Co., 4(4% conv.
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)

6-13

6-27

B

Rheem

$1.15

(

-

Class

7-

2 ftc

conv.

4-28

4%

4-30

;•

40c

;

preferred A (quar.)
_____:
!,
Reynolds (R.J.) Tobacco, common (quar.).

2 ftc

conv.

5%

6-20

■10c

^preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (intfial)___——1—
4.78%- preferred- -(initial quarterly)—
Southern California Water, dommon

12-12

'5c

:

4%%

Park Chemical Co.—

5-29

30c

f<)uar.}—__4_4_—

5.44%-preferred

(quar.)

Drug Co. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common

6

6-30

45c

4-29

1

.

4.88%

4.78%

9-12

10-

1-1-59

728c

Y

(reduced)

Brass

&

6

6-

—

Southe>n:' Gatfromia SEdLsoriH
4.24%

Rexali

20c

—

Copper

6-

—

*

,

5-13

45c

10%

;

—

dividend)

(quar.)—

Southam Company,

•

Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd. (quar.)
Pan American Sulphur Co.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.)

5-14

6-10

10%

—

South Jersey GasvCb.-Xstock dividend)—
South Texas Development "Co.,"cl. B (quar.)

6-13

6-14

.

9-19

12-19

6-

6-12

Sonotone Corp., common (quar,)
$1.25 preferred (qnar.)4__4_l„11
$1.55

5-20

6-27

20c

712(4o

.

/H-25c,t
•

15c

9-30

12-30

5-15

55C

ordinary

Socony Mobil "OH-Go. "Inc: (quar.)

$2.25

,

—

(quar.)„—
(N. J.) —

10c

25c

Co. (quar.)—

6-15

6-14

,

(S.

Refractory & Insulation Corp.

Corp.

5-23

6-10

South Bend Lath Works. (reduced) 1_

———

Republic

6-20

10c

Machinery

Package

Co.

G-14

•

Investment Go.—4-Y—

•

5-15

2 f]

6-

31ftc

727c
75c

Industrial

Co. "(stock

Morgan) Co./(quar.)
Snap-On Tools" (quar )_i—1_4_

6-12

2

6-12

50c

(quar.)

A

tquar.J

Smith

6-12

10-1

7$1.50

! V

5-22

5

6-30

7-

7$1.50.

(quar.)*

A

Class

5-15

2

66-

; 7- 2

h. 730c

;

Class
V.

Co.

Chuck

5-14

70c

75c

Smith
.-

.-

,

s-a)

5-16

—

Co. (quar.)——
Co., common

Paciiic

5-16

2

7l2'/aC

Singer Mfg. Co..(quar,)_i
Singer Mfg. Amer. deposit receipts
Annual
—1_—

725c

,1

6-15

4%

(quar.)-

9

6-

7$1.25

—

treduced)

Smith TEdson B.) Fund-^
Beneficial interest—.

Reinsurance Corp.
(N. Y.)
(fc-a)_
Remington Arms, common
4(4% preferred (s-a)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.

9

5-

20c

Investment, Ltd—
Pacific Far East Line, common (quar.)—...
5 ft%
let preferred (quar.)
—
Pacific Finance Corp. (Del.) (quar.)
—

6-16

50c

Steel

&

'

-

(quar.)

Simpson's, Ltd.' (quar.)——!
Sinclair Oil Corp. (auar.)

,

62 Vac

Marine Corp. (quar.)
Owens-Hinois Glass, common (quar.)
Outboard

Robinson

2

6-

6-10

40c

Pacific Atlantic Canadian

5-

5-26

5c

6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred (quar.)—»»_
Reading Tube Corp.—
/
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Reeves MacDonald Mines, Ltd

6-23

7-

20c

—

preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 pfd.

Grip

Rapid

6

$1.00

(quar.)

preferred

$4.40

>

■

6-

6-13

$1.19

—

$3.60 preferred (quar.)

>

Simonds Saw

5-26

6-10

70c

4

Holder$

Payable of Ree.

Share

,

redeemable preferred

•

■_

preferred series D (quar.)—
Orphcum Building (s-a)
Otter Tail Power Co., com. (quar.)
4%

2

5-

6-14

invest-

——

preferred

Purina

Common

Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred series B (quar.)

".

1st

$3.50
Ralston

3s

Y.

1

America—

Radio Corp. of

will be deducted)

6.45%

of

tax

6-

',6-30

1

O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
Pinal (equal to approximately 41c.
Union
of South Africa nonresident sharehold¬
er's

from

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)_.__
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd

5-27

30c

■
-

—

(s-a)

5%

2

6-26

—

(initial

Fund

•

Co.%(quar.)Y___
(H./"& Sons, Ltd.—

Simon.

6-10

40c

■

(quar.)

Growth

6-10

"

25c

(quar.)

Co.

Corp.

ment income)

5-15

6-16

15c

Mathieson

Olin

Oil

Name of Company

7* 1

35c

-.-n

When

Par
-

,7-1

5c

(quar.)

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

Holder»

Payable of Rec.

Simmons

(quar.)

preferred

Putnam

Coal

Ben

6-

$1.05

Corp. (quar.)—
Olen Co., Inc., class A (initial)——
Old

$1.02

*—-

Share

Name of Company

Public Service Co. of North Carolina—

,5-9

—

4.08% pfd. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—
4ft% preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
Power Co.,

Ohio

of Reo.

6-10

When

Par

Holdere

Payable

40c

Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)—
'

When

Share

Name of Company

,

,

dividend

Texas Company

(quar.).

(initial).

(quar.)

^

;

■,/

■

?

~~

6

6-

6

$1YIV4
$1.12ft

7-

1

6-

6

7-

1

6-

$1 25

7-

1

0-

6

$1.39V3

7-

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6-

6

7-

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6-20

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5-31

6-10

5-

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15c

25%
30c

6

9

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Number 5743

.

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.

%he Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Per
Name

6.50%

.^■
-

preferred-'(quar.

•5.85%: preferred (quar. yl
5.75% preferred; (qiaar.k.—
5.509 preferred <quar. )_.
5%, *prefcrre<|;(quar. )-—
•

4.75% preferred.

$1:46%
$*.43%

,

.

.

Timken

15c

6-

35c

Cora. * muar.l

Tokheim

—

5-20

5^12

5-9

5-29

Edisojv Co.-—'*;"'*. •
[
; " * '_s.
\
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prefemedrt quar.)_.—__
$1.06'A4.25 9 preferred (quar.
: $1.66% -1
4.56% "preferred (quar.)
;'' $1.14;
Toledo Scale (quar, 1*4-—
;—s 25c
Toronto ^levators Ltd*, (quar.)
_________
' }20c*

_

6420

5-23

-

Townsend

Co.

(Pa-)., (reduced)1:—
.9,Traders Finance corp., Ltd;—
'
• '
'

'

Class

As(quar.) J____
(quar;)___:—

*-

?

4-15

4-15

4%

6- 2

5-15

5- 6

7- 2

6-10

2

6-10

7-

4%

$1,44

Quarterly

..

,.

6-10

—

6-10

West

7-31

6-30

6-30

1

6-10

6-10

5-12

"

8-25

8-15

6-I8

5%

5-31

6-

'.

"
Uarco; Inc.
•

6-20
9-20

'

.

(quar.
' ■'.;
Oorpi^ iquaE.).--^——_— •

Onion' Car-bide-

\

,

White Motor Co.; common

8-15

7-19

8-15

7-19.

8-15

7-19

8-15

7-19

4^2 9

.

5*19

6-16
6r 1

.

;

-

6- 6

5-31

4-30

$1.75,

50C

6-2

5-12

yw

5*12

7-

1

6-10

tl5c

7- 1

6-10

6- 2

5-i5-;

t$L12y2
+$1.50

6* 2

5-15

25e

6- 9

5-23

25c

6-10

5-23

85c

6-10

Woolworth .(F, W,)

^ '

■

,

;

.

(One

50c

7* 1

6-20

40C

5-20

5- 5

75C

6-24

6-10

7- 1

6-17

6^-10

5*15

5-20
5-29

2y2%

—r—T—tt--——

v

7*30

1.83Ac

6-20

6-10

35C

6-10

5-17

(quar.)—

25c

8-1

7-11

,

8c

,

5*15

6-28

6-12

42V2c

6- 1

5-

$1.50

7*31

ftorn'^"secui4ties*''prbfits——5-30*
Illuminating Co.----—:
1.__
* 32%c
7-1

90c

6- 1

15c

.

World

5-31

.

30c

6-20,
8- I

5*29

$1.25
$1.26

8*

1

7-15

7*15

1

20c

6* 2

5-16

$1.37%

6- 1

5-15

30c

;

5*15

6-2

6-30
6- 2

<*

;
/"*■

5*23

5* 9

50c-

6-3

5-20

40c

6*

5-19

7

.

,

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United; Nem J&TseylRR., &i Canal. (quatl^--

'$2,50

.

U./6.. Casualty Co;,; 45c conv; jwdi" (s-a)——

;

U.
U.

V-

S.

10c

Enyeiope.Co. (quar.
Foil Co., class A (quar*9--~———

U. S. Hoffmap

'59
U. S.

7? 7.

6-11

>-'-10c

7-7

6-11

'

6-2

7- 1

6*20

6-1

5-14

37% C
$1.25

7-31

7*10

6-16

5-16

50c

6-30

6-12

15c

6-10

6* 2

5-23
5-16

6-16 '

6-2

I

6-15

♦Payable in

'-7-* 1

i56c

6-2

U. S. .Rubber eov8%..Jtst*prefeBre«L(quav;)i^ ^

$2

*

-

6^13

Incorrect.

The

corrected

payment ■

/date and/or record date IsAbdicated here.
T<«»flg

(nnnpip

q+y.

■ .,■ > ci-

-

United Steel
United .Telephone Co^ nf t Pennsyivanis^-9

•**'

T

*

7V

*J

U+ S. ,funds, less 159

Canadian nonresidents tax

-,

•5- 9

6-

6

Investment News

f*.

6-1"

-

5-20

'r-

i..'l —rr :'6c;

Common-' (qcar.l .l------—zic-li

Commonfquac.).

i ': ;

$l*.12 V-r

4:%9-• preferred" A- (quar. k—%-zx
United *Whelan>Uorp.—;-v^

:6-27:

f -4®6c^-«
«- ^

'-6-3I
8-30

V-

/

5-15

8-15

6C —II-29

11-15

6c

1

\

:

,

; '
V"
,
:
1
Vice-President of * The, Southern. Cot and President of
.

.

an initial installed capacity of 1,000,000 kilowatts,, will be one. o£ the
largest in the nation, and Will, supply both, Alabama Power Cq. and
Georgia Power Co. customers^ he said.
"In addition to this new: generating station* our plana include the
launching on the* Coosa and) Warrior* Rivera in. Alabama.of one a£ the
most extensive hydroelectric development programs even undertaken: by
an
investor-owned electric utility, and1 continued, participation im re*
search and development activities, looking toward the ultimate utikeation of nuclear energy for the generatiou ot electric, power," Mh;. (grist
concluded.—V. 186, p. 2855.

the

-

(Gohtinued from

,/

Southern

page 13)
and Development is agree¬

International Bank for Reconstruction

Pacific Co.*-Storm Causes Damage—
>

ings Affected—Makes Additional, Site
Large Equipment Program-

Purchases—Has

growth for Southern Pacific continue
good, even-though no. immediate -pick-up in current busiires^ levels is
expected, the railroad's stockholders were told on May, 14, ;
'
The
nationwide business
decline—coupled with severe California
storms early this year—brought a 11.9% first-quarter- dip* in carload*
ings, Donald J.Russell, President, reported.
)...
The long-range view is bolstered, however, by more favorable: outlook
for construction starts,, and by signs of continuing industrial growth
in the eight western and southwestern states served, by 8P,' he. said.
"Diversity of our transportation -services means we will, get a tmb*
stantial share of the traffic created by this growth," Mr. Russell added.
Cost of 1958
stormsv to Southern. Pacific
Co., he disclosed, wag

5* 6

;

to be used, for

are

.'•

million for plant additions.
Estimated expenditures for expansion dur*
ing 1958-60 exceed a half-billion dollars,, ha added,..
>
Sales of electric energy within the system's service area in 1957
amounted to almost 18 billion kilowatt-hours, compared with, slightly
less
than seven billion kilowatt-houra in. 1947—a. 10-year incnaso

Ail

5*26

',U.;-S.,19teel.Corp;^eonnnom<(quar.^rr--A— '*<.■*«75c .; 6J10'
5-20,
-.-:7^iprefeired-fqnar.'>'^^'i4:~~«—■' $1

underwriting. The; proceeds,

Southern Co.—Plans Large. Expenditures—

.

6-13

h

share), without
lending purposes.

Non¬

5-15

621^0^* '- 7-1

the, source.

.

published date was

y Previous

6- 2
6-6

U. S9Printing^.Lithograph'^€o.;5Commoncc* r

The, corporation on May 6 filed a» letter of) notification, with the
SEC covering 8,000 shares of. common, stock to. be offered, at: pan ($25
per

i

.

50c

-*-•

Development; Credit, Corp*

S. Dak,—Files With SEC—

Huron,

5-20

6-1

ioc

_______________

in Canadian funds, tax deductible at
resident tax 159; resident tax 7%
Less British income tax.

,62'Ac

S.

building.

Dakota Industrial.

South

Of 158%.

^Payable

Ma^hineri'Cdrp'.-

■A * 30c
Piper fis. Foundry. jBo. tquar4_^_____^:
Uv S. Playing Card Co. lquar.)^-^^------- -1 :^$i

U.

finance* the erection of a

the newly creafce&Southera.EleofcriO;Geoerating Co.,>detailedcplan8 of.
the new steam-electric generating plant. near WilsoDyllle,. Ala,, on> thd
Coosa River some 40 miles southeast ot Birmingham., Tha plant,, qpth

•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.

a

nrpfi
'
"J "
'
preferred' ('qua)t'.)_i_-;'__l_l--.-/_______
LinesH'l^ '3=»

corporation on May 8 filed: a letter* of notification, with, the
covering $150,000 of 8% debenture bonds, series. A, B and O,
maturing serially from 1958 to 1973, to be offered) at pan in unito of
$500 each without underwriting.
The net proceeds, are- to be, used to

5*29

25c

Corp., hew com. (initial)
Zlegler Coal &; Coke' (quar.)

5-22

*,

The

SEC

6-13

5-19

6-2

"p.—

5-12

$2.50

Zenith Radio.

5-16

6- 2

30 c

:Clkss'

,

' 6-1\

22'Ac

Small Industrial Planfo; Inc.—Farmingdale, N.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

6-10

6-2Q
5-29

:;;"T 4%'^-preferr^$Lms
t

by Sisters, of Mere® of
£r<rtftric&of Qm&ha, fol¬

construction:, they, wiUt be, secured, by, property inth a
of $2,756,719.
- *
The corporation is a religious 'association of the RqmanJ;CathQliO
Sisters of Mercy, of the Union, Qmaha, Neb.
1
i.-.
,

James Fi Crist,

Cab CO.,
69 > conv. pfd.
(quar.)_
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.) ________

5-21

'7-10

-

in the United States of America,

new

25c

Publishing Co. (quar.)_:—

Yellow-

-7^1

lowing

total, valuation

39

25C

,,

the Union

Harllee Branch, Jr., President,, on May 13 said* that during tlie nst
The Southern Company system has. spent aM>Bdtimataikr-*#4a

t per share' plus this dividend).;
Wrigley" (Win;), Jrr.' (monthly)——

T

priced at 100%, and accrued in¬

are

unconditionally, guaranteed

are

decade

American deposit tcts; for

,

They

bonds

The

5- 5

--4—

Wurlitzer Co. (quar.)____,

inclusive.
terest.

6-13

,

:J

May 13 publicly offered $900,000 o£ 4%, 4%,%,
4% % and 5% first mortgage serial bonds dated April 1>
1950 and due serially from Oct* 1,, 195ft tq, April % ]ft33, '"

5-15

62'Ac

.

5-31,

3iy4c
12'Ac

Worumbd Mfg., 59
prio? preferred (entire
issue to be redeemed on Juno t at $1Q2

'Ord. regis;,(final./
for- the year:ohded:Dec;, 31',' ,1057 of 10% ^ ~
plus-a special: of/s^^frmp'capital reseryea -free'nf i -Britjsh.: income^ Jiax But*V
less' deduction for'"deposft^y jekpenbes/r^ '—L^

' :

on

5-15

.

Mfg.,; Ltd... (stock, dividend)— '
share oI' cl&8s B pfd. ($1 par) for

deposit receipts)- (s-a)

•

187, p. 1938.

7-15

—

United

5-15

5-31

8c

each share common held).——

•

6- 2

62V2C

:

Woodward Governor Co. (quar.)__—;__
Woodward Iron Co, (quar.
Woolworth (P; W.) Ltd;,; ,6%; pref. (Amer.

9

4-30

8-20

;_____

—_:

1,958—3 Mp8.—1957

4-30

(quar.)
(quar.),

Co. (quar. >

1948-**Month—1957

$303,707,704 $307,393,887 $777,218,651 $80Di95flk|70

Sisters of Mercy of Devils Lake, Devils Lake,, N+ Dak.
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend„

5*23

—i___

preferred (s-a)__
(monthly)—

Woods

C

United Industrial Corp,___——i—

59

5-29

T* '•'.•'5-29

.

united Science Fiuid^-

6- 2

U5C

(increased)

______

& .Co., ..common

from

increased to daily flights in
'
'

6-10

5*26

.:

(quar.)__

5- 2

5-13

.

; 50c_6-27.»

/fc"5c'---frofn nbt'-'jAvnatment'T-tncbmo.'and 2c

(quar.)

Co.

—V.

7- 1

Constellation® leased

Super-H

L**-V. 18% p» 1359;

April 30—

Sales

6-14

95c

A

preferred (quar.)___
3.609
preferred (quar.).
Wisconsin Public Service,; common (quar.)
59 preferred (quar.)__
5.04% preferred (quar.)—
Wood Conversion" (s-a)
"2L
212.1
Wood (Ch H.). & Co. Ltd., 5'A%. pf.d, (quar!)
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)—
59 conv. preferred (quar,)——__4-—
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.).

6«t 2
5-14
7- 3

6-20

,

Wilson

&

5*19
4-30

30c

25c

Bros,

6- 2

$1.25

with

This service will, be

Sears, Roebuck & Co.—April Sales Lower—
Period End,

6-2

^

t30c

69

<.

,.

1

5-15
6-13

:

6-27;

ii-iidtSE*- $1.01
Z%We- preferred: (qua®.-i: liToiS'/j^
K A
Wv K
f*"''
:■
' United"Funds^; Inc;—
9;!
/.; 1.
'
v"5

.(•

5-15

2

6-

$1.20

Wisconsin Electric power, common-..—.-—

tlOc

United. Gas Improvement, commoii C.qtfar.

•

7-1
6- 2

25c

6-15

56'Ac

(quar.)—.:—
class B (quar.)

*>;.•

r**

5-29
6*13

Winn-Dixie) Stores
Monthly,

*

.

•fUnitqdFnfinoertoS* & Foyndry-rr.,
;
3%.. preferred- (quar.It

-

6*13

Wilson Bros.,

^

preferred A

25c

$1.50
$1.50

._.

5-12

.

United Corps., Ltd.1,

both directions on. June

6- 6

,$4;S0:$1:12'//,'• 7-15

"

Seaboard & Western.

5-9

6- 6

6tl6

,

,A

Williams

directions

5-15
5- 9

1

6-16

3%

-

Williams

5-15

both

2
1

6-.

6-2

35c
(quar.
United- Artist3t< Theatre Circuit,; Inc.59
preferred* (quar.)
$1.25
j,). .United Biscuit. #a» of Ameripa. com9 (gua,r.,40c
-

5-15

-

in

week

a

66-

6-16

■

UnitediCan & Glass Co.—

-

company said that Aerlinte E3reann, has, an authorized,
of 5,000,000 shares, of. which, 1,425,000:' were-

36c

6-^6

—

United. Artist® Corp.

Dental; Mfg.

514 9 preferred (quar.)
Wickes Corp. (quar.)_
Wilcox Oil Co. (qqar.)—
Stock dividend

,

—

'

60c

filed with, the Clvib Aeronautics Board; the Mnerl*
capitaMpa*
presently issued: bPd
outstanding. These shares, are, owned by, Aer Rianta Teoranta, a qpr*
poration owned by the Irish Government. Issuance of the stock; to
Seaboard & Western, will bring total, shares outstanding- to,
1,923,600.
Aerlinte Eireann Initiated passenger service between. New York arid
Ireland on April 28. It operates an all-economy, fare service-' three
tripes
tion

280

Quarterly
6-. t
6-1

9-15

15c

White (8, S.)

5-29

—

dividend-:

12-15

25c

5-19
4-18

6-28

•

Stock

1-1*59

$1.3114

5-28
6-2

87'Ac

: •

—•_—

5-26
6-16

.

«-

poeferredi

6-10

7-1
10- 1

In its* application

can

T___

preferred (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class
Class B (increased)

v:

——-*
92'Ac
(quar.) ———
$1
$4.50; preferred, (quar.)
—;
$1.124/2
Union Gas System* Inc. (Kansas)—
^ Common (quar.)
21-—" ; 35c ;'
5.9 preleried, (quar.) ________rT_
——
^
$1.25
Union Oil 8s 'Gas. Corp. of Louisiapa20c
...Class A (quar.) 1——
..Class ft (quar.)—
,4.
20C.
40C
Union.Tank Can Co. (quar.)
12 'Ao
United Air-Linea Inc. (quar.)—$4

....

65c
90c
38c

*

.

Union Electric. Co., common (quar.)
'i $3.50,';preferredf (quar.) *
:
$3.70 preferred* (quar.)

j

*)Lo$&—*V118% pb 1789b

The corporation has agreed* to- purchase* a 25% ^mtaoatty interest' ot
500,000 shares in Aerlinte- Eireaniv Teorant&v ther transatlantta ^Meh

(quar.)

.

":' :

■

75c

common

preferred'.(quar.)
69
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser'Timber Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Whitaker Paper (quar.)

'

6*18

7*1

50c

4'A %

5-12

710-

,

4-28

5-15

•

Weston

5-12

*

6- 1
5-27

50C

_■

(quar.)_

3.809

;

6-29

requirements for preferred: stock.

par value price per share> of $2(86 (one pottm). sterilngr).
Seabewd
will also have minority representa.tion oiv th?; boardi of directora of
Aerlinte EJreanm
- ■
.......
^

28c

Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.),
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)

5fl4

-

573,051
1,836373
$q^5,

a

25c

Auto

preferred

share.

Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—

9

5-23

Supply, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd, (quar.)____
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—

11-14

6-2
Tqdor City -Fourth Untt^. $.6-pfdi.*» (accum.)-i*$2, *
Trunklipe. Gas.Co;.. $5 preferred A (quar.)—$1.25." .6-15,,
Tung-Sol; Electric Inc.— "'"r - <~V, /
414X"
Coimndn *"(quar^----------~i------i---i " *
35c*f 6-

t,preferred^ (quar.)- p2%£••-208 South La-Salle St. Corp, (quar.)
Lj
62'Ac
Quarterly 1—1—
62'Ac

6-23

.

4.809

5-15

6-26

11-25

1.'

5- 0

6-10

50c

(s-a>

103+131
1,837,136
t$0»OA

outstand.

com.

was revealed in an application-flle^cn^ May XAby
Seaboard with, the Civil Aeronautics Board*
"
.«T
Under the pact, which-is subject to Givil Aeronantlce.BoardK approval,
Seaboard- & Western, will pay $1,400+000 fon its 500+000 shares, base* On

Sugar (quar.)
—-I-.:.'. ' ;v '■
Jersey & Seashore RR., com, (s-a)—

Special guaranteed
Western

>

5-

6- 2

West Indies

7- 2

25c;
1'_-—'c25o

—«—;

——

/.'Quarterly: 14——
Trdy'Sc Greenbu^h RR. 'Assn.-'(s-a),

•

6*. 2

25c

50c

preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar,).

7- 2

—

^

-West Coast

.

,

35c

preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)___

4.80%
,

T

09145(1

national'airline, it.

Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.—

.

*

£156

$1.13

common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)

49

5-16

5-23

B

•After

5*26

*

___:

Weeden & Co.,

6- 2

f60c :
t60c
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
:,$1.12%
5% preferred (quar.)
.—
+50c
Transamerfca Corp. (quar.)
35c
Transue & Williams Steel Forging: Corp.—"
' *
Quarterly,
—:—>?' 25c »'
Travelers Insurance Co. (quar.)
25c
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
25c
Class

4-25

6-1

.___

4-15

5-29

10c

.

—---JJ-l—

.

5-20

shrs.
per

5-15

20c

Quarterly of 8c and a fiscal year-end capi¬
tal gain distribution of 20o
Waverly Oil Works Co
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)

5-16

-

6- 2
6- 2

4 V4 9

•Earns,

25c

756,367

funds)

Common

called for

5-12

/

6-10

ing

6— 4

6-12

24,1

-----

income

oper.

5-12

(entire Issue
redemption' on May 23 atr $105
j .per shard plus this dividend). Conver¬
tible ta. May. 16-.'
—/
Washington' Mutual "investors FUhd','7lnc.~

-

r

6-20

expenses

Net ry.

By:—System?

$9>808»770< $H,106,769»
1986,661
8^750,107

Net income (beforesink¬

Washington Gas Light Co.—
$4.50 convertible preferred

(quar.)._

Qperating

S3

1968r-*Monthr*-1957

■

revenues—-

6*18

31'Ac

(quar.)

m$A50f. pEe^irtedXauar.)^^^-^^^^
Wire
Washburn

Operating

6-10

Swasey Co. (reduced
Warren (S, D.), common (quay.),,.

Toledo

.

5^9

Warner. &

'

96-22

5
50c
31 'Ac
L—-—,.
35c
- :

■

/

: -

5-16

6-16

40c

5*31

5-31

^,25c.

|Mk (Stock idiyidend)?-

Holler

6-2

_____

5-31

-■

£

10c

12'/aC

7-17

50c

Walker & Co., common (quar.)
Ward, Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A

5-29

■

6-1

6-

Walgreen Co. (quar.) '

St+ 1+ouis-San FranolseQ

tlOc

5-16

6-14

30c

8-1

Wagner-Electric Corp. (quar.)l.
lynite Annulet Mines,. Ltd..

-..

-8-9

6-15

Holder*

15c

(quar,)_—r-^——

5-18

'6^14

$1

Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.

5-15

..

8

'355

'

5-15

6-lfl

25c

-1

6r 6

30c

•

.*

5-15

When

.

5-15

5-15

i:i

30c '

Bearing Co———-—'—---Title Guarantee; & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quay.)

,

■•*.

,

Payable pi Bee.

Period End. May. 31-*-

Virginian Railway-*.
•
69 prefeiTed (quar.)__
:
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (reduced)———

f

8-15

.67 1

(qnsr,£_

Tidewater.

1

;

tt

$1.25

.

Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc. (quar.)———
1

6*

,

$1.12 %

.

Class; B

I

5-15

$1,374/2

.

.

.

-

fquar.

preferred (quar.).
Texas Gulf Producing Co. tquar.l__—Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipe LineCommon, (quar.).
Texas Pacific Coal & Ott (quar.)-—
Thatcher- Glass Mfg.. (quar.)---—.
Thompson"product^, common (quar*.)——I—:
49
preferred (quae.)
—"—I—-1
—
Thriftlmart, Inc., class A (quar.

>

6-

$1.67%"

.

4.509

.

5-15

,

Share

NffQte of Company

0/Hec.

1" it-"

(quar.)__ .^-^350,^- 6.

Par

Holders

When

-

..Share^ Payable,

oi Company

Texas-Eastern'^ Transmission, com.

(2221)

of

indicators

long-range

$4 800 000 before tftxes
Of this amount, $2,300,000

,

,,

*

Common

--

(quar.)

ing to. leqd the

Federal Government, up to the equivalent of $15,000,000.
.,/ : .The/purpbse pj the 4ale o^ thie bonds arid., of the World Bank loan.
10-15
(quar;)__\:__2_-'
ViS 'tm proyide. funds fpr a pjortiori^of the Federal Government's capi1-18"
$3-56 convertible preferred^<quw. I_-_^:_~i-« ^ 87%<r^2-l-59 "
tal expenditure8 urider its ''Dev.elopment Programs;"
In the case of
Umversa!-GonsolidatedrOh€to;^iaf.)T--i-'l,' • ^ >650"^ 5-28 '-:'^ 5-14
the bonds, amounts, substaiitially equal to the proceeds will be loaned
Universal Insurance:'Gn. ;,fquar". )vu:A-_'';^;__; /:-: v.7>25c* t.f:6^}2 '••
5-15
to the■ territorialJ.Governments" for, their' development programs; and,
.Universal'Marlon-. Corp.* '"iquar-.y^ *22-2i-ll2* ^
^6-28; I*" 6- 6
in the 'ease of the World Bank loan; the proceeds are to be disbursed
,

'

(quahlwii^iH.^

83.50' convertible:preferred
$3^0 convertible preferred

"•7-15"-

.

..

•*'-

,

.

.

.

.

.

.

-

30c

7-

6*20
5-15

.

6- 2

5-20

6- 2

75q
$1.37%'
"* /. ~v.:v *

'

5*15

-

7

6-2

17% C-

VaUeyr Mould: &;Iron.common(qua,r.)
$5^0 preferred:; (quar; ^
Van Horn Butane Service-^-

6-31

*26-:

Upper Canada Mines. Ltd.
.
Upson Company (quari)/—1'_
/.v.Utalr, Southern!-C>il»,Cp;.; (qu&r.) ^
;

to meet the' Costs of certain Imported equipment and materials re¬
quired for the' railroad transportation system of the Federal Govern¬
ment, the purchase of which equipment and materials is a part of its
development program.

5-20

-50c

6-2

5-15

class. Ar preferred fquar.)______
—$1.25
Vanadium-All<^wt Steel-Cei; (quat.)i--------65c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd:;: 50c class A (quar.)
:__.^tl2'Ac

7-15

7- 5

6-2

5- 9

•

6-18

-

6%

pfd. (quar.)

Virginia

Electric .& Power,
$4.04 preferred (quar.).
$4.12
$4.20

common

preferred-(quar.)l_
preefrred (quar.)_

$5.00 preferred: (quar.)_

5-19

1

$1.25

(quar.).

Virginia Dare,, Ltd-.

6- 5
76-

3

6-11
5-15

(quar.)

5%9

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)




through

the

the women's fashion

new field in

a

introduction! of

a

knitted

clothing line,

The* new;

Reid's

line represents the first, diversification from Rose Marie

swimsuit

production since

the inception of

line will be manufactured by Cortina

6-20

5-29

$1.03

6-20
6-20

5-29

under

that label

a

the firm in, 1946.

coordinated

wholly-owned subsidiary,

to department stores and specialty

5-29

$1.05,

distributed

Knit®,

5-14

5-29

$1.01

Jack

announced on-.May 7.

'

and

6- 1
6-20

t31%C-r
25c •

shops.

6-20

$1.25,

5-29

6-13

5-

2

6-30

6-

2

Virginia Telephone <fc Telegraph Co.
Common

.

25C

683AC

:

—V.

Cortina will knit the fabrics as well as

187, p.

business

Russell said,

*
also,

'

postponed.
is

was

difficult

produce the garments.

to

estimate the losses from

•

period End; April

—V.

p.

1898.

Inc.—April Sales Off—

1958—Month—1957

30—

$2,214,971
187,

•

•

$2,512,419

these factors,": he said,

The freight revenue losses, Mr. Russell declared, will be felt by SP
through the first six months of 1958.
And the Cost' of repairs will
probably be reflected into the thir<f quarter, he added.
Net income for the first

quarter for Southern Pacific was $12>02i3,488
SP stock, and compared, to; $1*6% Per
/

—equivalent to $1.33 a share of
share for the same period
Renewal

of

last year.

construction

activity' since the

1958-r-4 Mos.—1957 •
$7,512,460

$6,888,081

storms

ended:- Includes

continuing expansion and diversification of industry, Mr.

for industrial, property, continue at

pace.

Sales

-

predict to what extent they'll be recovered- by more intensive
activity with good weather. We must take into consideration the fact
that areas affected by the heavy, rainfall, should also, benefit fron^ an
increased water supply."
-

Inquiries

1546.

Rose's 5,10 & 3^-Cent Stores,

;

hampered by, the long rainy seqson,
curtailed
'
i

and the planting of many field crops was

"or

Consisting initially of eight integrated knitj garments, the

preferred^ (actum.)—___

Virginia Coal & Iron

.

40c

$1.50

corporatiori has entered

Kessler, President,

5-31

-

Vick Chemical- Co, ( quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—

This
market

59

Construction

"It

7-17

Van-Raalte/ Co;. (quar.)__^__..^^_—1__——1
Van Sciver (J: a».-Co.—-

curtailment in NWP traffic.
Mr.
or

Rose Marie Reid—Enters Newv Field—:

.v

Rreferred-Aviquar.l^L_ii_AA-._i-_:i_:/____'_;'--i;'-37%a"'''• SA 1

was directly attributable to the cost of
repairing damage-along, rail lines, Mr. Russell* explained. This included
'$950,000 for repair and reconstruction of the," roadbed' of Northwestern
Pacific, SP subsidiary serving California's north- coast lumber region*
Revenue losses causal by economic: disruption of the storm-stpuck
region make up the remainder of the figure. SP -loss in freight rev*
enues is estimated at $2,500,000, largely- due to destruction of Spring
vegetable crops which will not be moving to market and. to ft $50dfcOOO

an

Russe% said.

exceptionally rapid
.

t

*

<

as examples ot new traffic sources," ha said, "we preaqntiy
going on along our lines such developments as new papcr-p*eguct8
plants in Oregon, California and Texas; opening, of former desert areas
in Arizona for new agriculture; enlarging of steel plants in Texmi and

"Just

have

California; accelerated military

construction in California, west Tjexaa

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

"5(i

the Pacific Coast."
To
protect choice sites for expected future industrial growth, SP
invented over $2,000,000 in 1957 and almost $825,000 in 1958's first
quarter in acquiring suitable property, Mr, Russell reported, and the
-program will be continued.
"These expenditures—and those for acquiring freight cars—are evi¬
dence of our confidence in the expansion and growth of the territory

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

City,

York

New

a

as

$1,509,855

$1,283,455

sales

—V.

187,

the New York Trust Co.
«ind of the
Mr. Aldrich served pre¬
viously as a Southern Pacific director from 1933 to 1940. He resigned
from the board following transfer of the headquarters of the board ol
cUrectors from New York City to San Francisco, as it was not prac¬
ticable for him at that time to attend meetings in San Francisco w„h
regularity. Mr. Aldrich succeeds Landon K. Thorne, also of New Yoik
City, who is retiring from the board.—V. 187, p. 1938.
on

on

Engineering for the corpora¬

lias been Vice-President of

compared

187,

7

1360.

p.

Co.—Proposed Abandonment, Etc.

Federal

The

has adopted a presiding examiner's
natural gas to El Paso Natural Gas Co.
and Aztec-Pictured Cliffs gas fields in
and the abandonment
of laoilitles by

Commission

Power

sales oi
from
the Blanco-Mesaverde
«an
Juan
County,
N.
M.,
authorizing

decision

Southern

Gas

Union

Sales

Co.

be made by Southern Union Gathering to El Paso at a
No exceptions were filed to the decision.
The decision also permits the abandonment by Southern Union Gas
Co. of 11.4 miles ol pipeline in San Juan County, N. M., and La Plata
Delivery will

Single point.

♦Includes

the Ute Dome gas field in San Juan
The proposal does not involve the discon¬
area, but merely provides for the
substitution of the Colorado-Blanco-Mesaverde field for the Ute Dome
(and Barker Dome fields as the source of supply lor the city.
Southern Union Gathering previously delivered all of the gas from
the 88 wells in the two gas fields to Southern Union Gas, which is its
parent;.
However, production from part of the wells is subject to the
Rew
Mexico Oil Conservation Commission's prorating orders.
Since
El Paso takes gas on a substantially higher annual load factor basis.,
than that on which Southern Union Gas is able
to utilize gas in
serving its
own
New Mexico market areas, the sales proposed by
Outhcring company will help achieve substantial equalization in the
fields of these two essentially disparate loads.
In addition to the authorizations issued to Southern Union Gas and
its
susbidiary,
certificates were issued to the following producers
covering sales to Gathering
Company: Aztec Oil & Gas Co., Gas
producers Corp.
and Beaver Lodge Oil Corp., all of Dallus;
Pubco
Petroleum Corp., of Albuquerque, N. M.; Greenbrier Oil Co., of Saint
Paul, Minn.; and Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Unicn

to

service

187,

1547.

p.

the Durango

to

J/

'

:'r';

.

sales

"Our

said

He

rise

they

have
in

deliveries

187,

$11.37

"V.

1958,

30,

10Mc

a

Sperry

the

under

©00,000

U.

the

In

the

for

manager

first

round

of

Sperry has placed

Systems
Division
of Sylvania Electric Products,
Inc.;
Telecommunications
Laboratories,
Division
of International

Telegraph Corp.; Power Tube Department of General
Electric Co.; Hallicrafters Co.; Electronic Tube Division of Radio Corp.
©f America;
Farnsworth Electronic Co.; Ryan Industries, and EitelMcCullough, Inc.—V. 187, p. 2120.
Telephone

sales

' 1958—Month—1957

—V.

187,

Curtis

Vegas

six-month

tion

amortization,

and

Petroleum

E., Staley,

A.

-

Elected

President

of

Donald

E.

eince
and

1956,

the

who

of

1946.

has

—'V.

completed

now

transition

its

from

a

company

in

executive

the

the

The
McRae

company recently announced board approval of plans
Oil & Gas Corp., Denver production and exploration

company,

president

Standard
Earnings
six

cents

etock

307,230

outstanding. ..compared

Corresponding

April

on

On

period

of

with

1957,

shares

for

Sunset

large cash payment and a stock

a

the

of

years,

$1

,

or

It

is

apparent

division

and

had

been

$1.24

equivalent

a

share

President,

to

common

for

the

reported

-

that operations were at

considerably reduced rate

a

He added
that the outlook in the railway equipment industry was far from en¬
couraging but that the road construction industry should be helped
with the acceleration of projects now being initiated.
He said that
affected

net

income

drastically,

Mr.

Clansky stated.

Standard

Inc.—V.

187,

operating

Total

entered

into

Standard

Packaging

will

exchange

an

225,385

income

shares

of

assets, Mr. Chandler said.

its

<

.

'

subject to-the approval of Johnston Foil stockholders,
favorable tax ruling-toy the Internal Revenue Bureau, a Standard

said.
He added that the approval of Standard
shareholders was not necessary.
*
;

Packaging spokesman

Packaging

.

1,056,754

and

general

adminis.

and

rentals

Lease

debens.,

_____

—

geological, geophysical,

oper.

$54,231,351

and

and proV.

18,957,856

18,089,491

15,402,161

15,413,170

11,071,555

interest

10,998,583

announcement

said

,

Howard B.

loss

net

share

There

$20.84

167,"

p.

'-3007'

*




,

offering of bonds, debentures and pre¬
within two weeks by A. E. Ames & Co.,

house.

$3,000,000

and

Ql/e

of

preferred

will be offered to employees

public.

$24.87

;

shares. Of these shares,
and the remainder to the

•

.

.

Keck, Piesident, stated that for the six-month
Venezuelan

for

operations

$3,337,000

was

period the
contrasted to

as

Inc.,

Fund,

Growth

Short

Hills, N. J.—Registers With SEC—

New

Symphonic Electronic Corp.

International

Townsend

$588,000 in the prior year.—V. 187, p. 498.

SEC

covering

non-diversified investment

law on March 26, 1958, as a

under Maryland

company, the Fund
to
take
advantage

corporation

filed a registration statement with the
of its lc par capital stock. Organized

corporation on May 14
1,000,000 shares

The

Brunswick, N. J.—

Control—

is said to be a special situation company "designed
of investment opportunities wherever they may
Townsend is listed as President.
Townsend Man¬

arise."

Morris

agement

the present management of Symphonic is contemplated. The present
management and executive personnel of the Symphonic corporation
have entered into long-term employment contracts as executive direc¬

Co.
will serve as an investment adviser.
through FIF Management Corp., of Denver,

offered

M.

Shares
Colo.
;
.

will be
'

of

Symphonic. Symphonic Electronic Corp. expects that
with
capital contributed by F. L. Jacobs Co., it will be able to
operations and increase Its present profitable business by
considerable margin.-—V.
187, p. 2007.

V

'Trane Co.—Awarded New Contract—

its

expand
a

investment

wortli

$500,000

$8,799,779 $10,500,088

:

■

.

an

made

be

major part will be $10,000,000 of 20-year first mortgage bonds.
will
also be
an
offering of $3,500,000 21-year sinking fund

The

—

—

per

would

shares

debentures

income

Net

;

-

-

purchased last month by the
later changed its name to Toronto

were

which

Co.,

Toronto

Ltd.,

on

for deple. and deprec

■ ■

companies

two

the

Publishing

Ltd.

'.The
ferred

last year.—V. 187, p. 2047.

Toronto, Canada—Financing—•

May 8 announced that it planned to raise $16,the assets of The Toronto Star, Ltd., and Star

for

pay

Assets, of

$55,001,332

expenses

to

Hawthorn

taxes

wells

abandonments,

March 31, 1957—

the end of the period:

at

1958—2,764,110.

on

company

500,000

906,995

■-

i*

has been awarded the contract to provide air condi¬
tioning equipment for the first New York skyscraper to be financed
since the economic slump started.
«•?
•The

Telecomputing Corp.-—New Army Contract—
corporation
the

White

April 25

on

Department

Sands

received

the Army

of

Proving

Grounds

Whittaker,
in

contracts

1481.

p.

R.

"

.

at

company

for

data

Vice-President., the firm will provide
cooling equipment for the new 26-story -office building under con¬
struction at 355 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y, Building, owner is
Rudin Management Co.
r
'•' '
' V■

reduction

services

the

at

M.".

N.

force

for

the

announced

current

year

that

to

this

brings

the

$3,082,000.—V

The

187

Di

See

Corp.

announced

May

on

12

that

begun

a

on

Currently

is
jointly
owned by Tennessee
Machinery & Chemical Corp.
'

To

.■

Giorgio Fruit Corp.

The

Gas

Transmission

Co.

and

Food

-

£700,000

to

services

-

Its

company

covering

ferred
The

financial

Transmission

Corp.

on

May

15

filed

a

Registers. Two

registration statement with the
totaling $25 million with

two issues of preferred stock
and Exchange Commission.

an

(par value

company

underwriting

the

' --

by

two series at public
Dillon, Read & Co.,

sale
Inc.

The

proceeds

struction

funds.

of the
The

offering
concern

will be added
said

1958

to

later.

the ^company's xjon^

construction

costs

for

the

autliorisled/capital'to £1,500,000,
and

fully

paid,

with

capital

and

is

^

^

representative

of" important-

financial

interests

In

United

Harold

Hon.

.

.

The

G.

and

M.

William

Christie;

General

Mitchell;

».

.

i

Wesley G. Fox; Donald E. Kerlin, ViceMontreal Trust Co.;. John S. Lithiby;
D. Borer; Sir Francis Peek.

Manager,

Albert E. Mosher; C.

provides international services .for. corporations and
residing in the sterling or dollar areas or else¬
- ■
/

corporation

whether

where.
-

rates, public offering prices and underwriting terms'.will be filed

its

issued

circles.

individuals

through
Interest

increased
been

of £900,000.

has provided trust company and financial and agency
cotporations and individuals for, more than two decades.

board

President

$100 each series*.

to-offer
group
headed

plans

has

in excess

Spates and England.
Directors ate; Arthur Vining
Davis; Honorary Chairman of Aluminum Co. of America;- James Muir^
Chairman and President of The Royal Bank of Canada; Lord RennelL
a Managing Director
of Morgan Grenfell & Co. Ltd., London; Robert
Winthrop, General Partner of Robert Whithrop &• Co.; New York;
E.
P.
Taylor, C.M.G., President, Argus Corp. Ltd.; Viscount Astor;

filing

stock

183, p.-1116.

sponsors

The

covered. 150,000 shares ($ 15,000,000 »• of preferred stock
and 100.000 shares $< 10,000,0001 of subordinate convertible series pre¬
The

will have

1253.

and principal "shareholders include Morgan Grenfell- & Co.
Ltd., London; The Royal Bank of Canada; Montreal Trust Co.; and
a number
of
individuals
prominent in
international banking' and

1790.

Eastern

Securities

p.

This company

Preferred Issues With SEC—

SEC

above-^-V.

has

corporation

which

surplus now

Make Exchange Offer to Middle States Petroleum *

p.

187,

Trust Corp* of Bahamas, Ltd.—Capital Increased—
This

of

Shareholders.—See Middle States Petroleum Corp. above.

187,

rentable space.—V.

of

high-purity

major supplier of butadiene and other olefins, Petro-Tex

a

feet

construction,

isobutylene plant.
The product will be
above 99 rr
purity, and will be available in pressure type tank cars,
in December of
this year.
The capacity of the plant will be large
enough
to
supply a substantial part of the present
market
for
isobutylene.
has

square

TreeSweet Products Co.—Exchange Nearly Completed

Transmission Co.—Affiliate to Build—

Chemical

scheduled for completion late this year,

building,

new

200,000

Menke,

C.

A.

-

.

Tennessee Gas
Petro-Tex

to

According

additional contract

$636,000

a

Alamogordo,

President,

.

.

;; ^Johnston Foil .hp.s/.tiad. average annual, earnings of' $356,000' «nd
eales~of $7,500.000 over the past five years, the announcement said'.
—T.

$3,964,507
$1.44
$0.36

capital

Realty Co.

1957

common

"

The merger is
a

$4,050,615
86,108

$1,842,880
$0.67
$0.35

—

share

common

per

compared with $23,000,000 at the end of

$53,324,356 $53,944,578

:

Intangible drilling costs of

the

'

and

1957

1958

amounted to $55,072,971 at March 31, 1958, com¬
pared with $56,232,867 at Dec, 31, 1957. Reflecting further liquidation
of inventories and receivables during the first quarter, bank loans under
our
V-Loan Credit Agreement amounted to $13,000,000 at March 31,

Johnston Foil Manufacturing -Co.

etock for the Johnston firm's

4

$1,926,668
83,788

Toronto Star, Ltd.,

1958

Income

Production,

Texas

agreement to acquire the
oi St. Louis,- Mo., R. Carl
Chancier, Chairman of Standard Packaging,, and John J. Geraghty,
Chairman -of Johnston, announced on April 29.
has

Inc.

income

on

outstanding

shares

♦On

1939.

p.

income

Packaging Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—

corporation

of

Durst,

&

Subs.)—Earns. Show Drop

dividends

stock

Canada.

The

taxes

dividends

This

—V. :

backlog stands at $6,000,000.—V. 187, p. 578.

assets

Wagenseller

2,000

2,000
2,000
2,000

$73,990,105 $96,888,683
3,978,668
8,486,615
Candian income taxes (estimated!
2,052,000
4,436,000

and

Working

Superior Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—

Vice-

Shipments for the March quarter, he said, totaled $4,019,750, com¬
pared with $6,989,950 for the corresponding 1957 quarter.
Which

2,500
'

Kohlmeyer <Si Co.____—___
Newbtirger, Loeb & Co

Earnings available for common stock
share of common stock

company,

value

par

Clansky,

W.

.——_

Walter & Hurry,
___

♦Earnings per
Cash

interest in Panama Refin¬

Six Months Ended February 28—

:

$379,774

Roy

22,

Inc. L~—

-

Preferred

company's cash position was further improved, Mr. Sterling
the prepayment of a substantial 10-year note receivable whicii
obtained in the sale of its service station chain last year to

Wilshire Products,

from

legal

company's

33

of

2,500
2,500

-

the first ijuflTter of 1958 totaled $17,401.

shave

a>

3,500

—

Inc.

income

Net

The

said, by

Forgings Corp^-Parnings Sharply Lower—

for

Co

*

2,755,506; March 31,

feet.

William

has been with the company
since 1932.—V. 187, p. 1360.

&

Bingham,

Co.,

&

1829.

before

Federal

month ago Sunset sold its refinery, marketing, pipeline and termi¬
facilities to Panama Refining & Petrochemical Co., Inc., Panama,

A

committee.

Staley

Co.,

5,000

Co

Sullivan
p.

sales

Income

and provide net daily gas production of approximately 8 million

per day

cubic

total
Mr.

sen.

.

Thompson Products, Inc. (&

to acquire

production to about 4,000 net barrels

increase Sunset's oil

which would

The

director

a

187,

Net

&

4,500

Barth

Quarter Ended March 31—

$600,743.

was

and

Board

Executive

been

'

.

headed

Vice-President,

a

the

of

Shares

-

added.

he

-

*

who had

Scheiter,

K.

since

company

elected

Chairman

•

.

,

E.

was

Nordlund.
was

member

a

Officer.

President

elected

been

has

Jr.,

Executive

Chief

11.000
7,500
7,500

each
.

■>>

Shepard

Inc.
J.

the

and

Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Henry, Franc <te Co.__
Peters, Writer & Christen-

11,000

Inc.

from operations for the
1958, of $251,865, or approximately 10 cents

additional

Sialey Manufacturing Co.—Personnel Changes

exercise of

underwriters

4,500

California

Eosworth,

Corp.—Earnings, etc.

net earnings

largely
refining and marketing to a production and exploration
company
where traditionally higher profits are to be found," said
Morton
A. Sterling,
President.
"Because of the highly constructive
changes in the character of our operations, and the resulting uninvested
cash reserves, it is presently impossible to make earnings comparisons,"
has

"Sunset

interested

tors

1938.

p.

(A. E.)

422,886 shs.
the

-

.

.

&

Jackson

_________________

Equitable Securities Corp,—

in

1958—4 Mos.—1957

$11,167,069 $11,669,880 $35,400,745 $33,507,193

______

Outstanding

upon

several

Prescott,

11,000

White, Weld & Co

announced on May 12 that the majority control of
Its stock has been acquired by F. L. Jacobs Co., of Detroit. No change

Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—April Sales Of I—

.

.

.

Webber,

Paine,

1957.

a

&

Period End. April 30— •'

the

of

names

Brothers

Lehman

the shares presently outstanding.
Operating income for
period, before noncash charges for depreciation, deple¬

share on

the

The

Wet

Mr.

"roster rally." Similar mass
and other cities, he said.—V.

at

26

has reported

corporation

per

subcontracts with;

Electronic

.Federal

-The

Hayden, Stone <fe Co

Net income

awards,

said

March,"

over

September,

since

Las

at

six months ended Feb. 28,

program,

new

"deceive" missiles.

but

radars,

and

gain

strong

a

April

International

Sunset

Sperry's
countermeasures division is
marshaling the talents of industry on
en "electronic package"
for the B-52 which will not only jam enemy
contractor

Prime

:

...

-

i'

Shares

Star,

recently-disclosed electronic
intercontinental bombers.

Force's

Air

S.

(ECM; program for B-52

countcrmeasures

1958

*1,000,000 shs.

Co.-_. 33,000
Eastman
Dillon,' Union
Securities
Co
11,000

Subcontracts—

Gyroscope Co.
on May 6
announced first awards of
to eight other companies totaling approximately $14,-

1,

MAY

issuance

for

reserved

Shearson, Hammill

that 103 Mercedes-Benz roadsters and sedans were

Orleans

planned

are

Gross

Sperry Rand Corp.—Awards
The

showed

achieving

been

New

Other

subcontracts

shares

the second 10-day period

over

680.

p.

This

from $10.28 on Jan. 1, 1958
advance in the four months.—•

187, p. 1693,

April

on

OF

AS

value

par

follows;.

as

First

asset value per share increased

The net

April

in

Mr. Skilhnan said

delivered

ing.

corporation reports as of April 30, 1958 total net assets of
#2,070,126, compared with $1,803,684 on Jan. 1, 1958. This represents
ail increase
of 15<£ for the period.
Outstanding shares of the Fund
rose A'/c
from 175,377 shares to 182,589 shares during the same period.
This

to

are

"while industry sales for April fell below March's total."
sales of Mercedes-Benz cars in April continued the steady

Skillnian,

nal

Increase—

1958, were

portion of the 125.000 shares of capital stock to be purchased by

22 c'c.

sales of Studebaker trucks rose

and

S.A.,

Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets Show

ended Feb. 28,

-

26'5

increased

Studebaker-Packard cars

from

Colo.

Durango,

of

tinuance

—V.

line extending

Gas'

County

($1

37,778

UNDERWRITERS

Southern

pipe constitutes a portion of

This .section of

Colo.

Mercedes-Benz

were

,

County,

products and

1947,

equal to 47 cents per share,

$197,000,

was

options.

„

.

,

decision, filed April 2 by Presiding Examiner Emery J. Woodall,
several producers to sell gas to Southern Union Gathering
Co. for resale to El Paso.
The sales to Gathering company will be
made at the wellhead of a ■ total of 88 wells in the two gas fields.

four months

the

in

come

CAPITALIZATION

reported on May 12 by Sydney A. Skillnian, VicePresident and General Sales Manager.
Mr. Skillnian said that in the third 10-day period of April sales of

The

ftuthori/ed

ii

net

Authorized

of Studebaker-Packard

increases

or

and no

which have been paid each year since

/
Capital slock

automobiles

stock,

and $187,000. or 46 cents per share, In the
comparable period a year earlier.
Sales in the full year 1957 were
$6,106,000 and net income was $615,000 equal to $1.46 per share. ;
"

Studebaker-Packard Corp.—April Sales Show Gain—
Southern Union Gas

and

associated/with the Hillman interests of Pittsburgh.

Hannah is

D.

A.

shares,

128,333

own

common

with $2,038,000

Corporation.
—V.

sales

EARNINGS—Net

$2,059,000

President of Flannery Manufacturing Co.
and the Fort Pitt Manufacturing
Co., recently acquired by Stubnitz
Greene Corp., has also been elected a Vice-President of Stubnitz Greene
who has been

Scott,

N.

to

currently at the quarterly rate of 15 cents per share.

tion for several years,
R.

outstanding

with headquarters
at Los- Angeles, Calif.,
Angeles and Inglewood, Calif., and Guelph,
Ontario, Canada.
>\
The
company
manufactures a variety of insulation products and
other plastic and structural parts from fiber glass.
/•-'

Robert N. Scott, and A. D. Hannah have been
this corporation, it was announced by M. Stubnitz

directors of

May 2.
Mr. Mclean

continue

the

of

BUSINESS—Company,
operates plants in Los

McLean,

Edward

elected

being sold for the accounts

are

will

who

30'c

DIVIDENDS—Dividends,
are

Stubnitz Greene Corp.—Three New Directors—
J.

than

more

proceeds will go to the company.

1939.

p.

the shares offered

of

stockholders

certain

slightly

1958—2 Months—1957
$2,287,709 $2,712,299

1958—Month—1957

Period End. April 30—

May 14. He is a director of
Equitable Life Assurance Society.

^announced

Stores Inc.—April Sales Decreased—

Sterchi Bros.
Net

of

—

share.

Xier

1790.

p.

PROCEEDS—All

Aldrich, President of the Commonwealth
director of Southern Pacific Co. was also

Malcolm Pratt

of

Election
fund.

Common Stock
Offered—An underwriting group managed by Shearson,
Hammill & Co. on May 13 offered publicly
125,000
shares "of common stock (par $1) at a price of $26.25
Thompson Fiber Glass Co.

(II. I.)

Roe & Farnham Fund

137,

;

SEC on

the

which also acts as investment adviser for
Inc. Harry. H. Hagey, Jr., is listed as

Farnham of Cnlcago,

President.—V.

and should be completed

months ahead of schedule

years, is several
In X959. •"
•
'•'•T

with

statement

2120.

p.

open-end investment company whose assets consist primarily
stocks. It is sponsored and managed by the firm of Stein

an

&

the Stein

$30,000,000, during the first six months of 1958, Mr.
Russell said.
These include the first 346 mechanical refrigerator cars
t»f a 1,000-car, $21,000,000 order, being built by Pacific Fruit Express,
Jointly owned by Southern Pacific and Union Pacific.
^
"At the same time, research and continued investments in techtioloaical improvements—like complete dieselization, accomplished last
year,
and Centralized Traffic Control—are paying off with greater
operating efficiency," Mr. Russell said.
He also noted that SP's construction of a solid embankment across
the Great Salt hake, largest single railroad building project in many
cost of about

a

registration

a

Corp.,

of common
Roe

total of 2,449 new freight cars,

is building or acquiring a

The railroad

at

is

It

■'

fcCPVC

WC

filed

corporation

This

and a subsidiary, Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey Transmission
will amount to $84,000,000, according to estimates.—V. 187,

company

Registers

—

Commission—

May 12, 1958, covering an additional 500,000 shares of its $1 par capital
stock. The Fund was organized under Maryland law on April 15, 1958.

,

,

.

Farnham Stock Fund, Inc.

&

With Securities and Exchange

missile and electronics plants on

new

Roe

Sfcin

the Gulf Coast,

chemical industry expansions along

Mexico;

New

and
*uid

.

.

.

(2272)

r

r-

v

Tulatex Corp.,

»_

Burlington, Vt.—Acquisition

8ee~Crilumbia Rope Co. above.

-

—

'

» ~

4

-

51,

(2273)

Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Earnings Decreased—
Net sales

$36,858,201 4n the first quarterly period ended March
31, 1958.
This compared with net sales of $39,266,059 in the cor¬
responding period -a year ago.
..
Net
income
of
the company
in the first quarter of
1958,
after
were

.

provision

for

7,282,472
the

taxes,

shares

$3,373,193 or 46 cents per share on
stock outstanding at March 31, 1958.

was

capital

of

$4,752,273 or 65
outstanding.—V. 187,

quarter ended March 31, 1957 net income
per share on the number of shares now

was

cents

■'

••

.

;

1829.

p.

the

For

United

Lithium Corp.,

States

Files With Securities and
:The
SEC

corporation

covering

shares

of

May

on

warrants

580,000

stock

common

through Peter Morgan

notification

Wilcox Oil Co.—Gross and Net Lower-

rights

cents)

to purchase
be offered at

to

and Greenfield

&

Inc.,

Co.,

Three. Months Ended March 31-

with

Gross

the

Utah.

■■

'*•

•

-■

■■

The net proceeds are

181,

'

/■

;
incidental to mining

The

;

the equivalent of 730 million
cubic feet of 99.5% pure oxygen per month, will serve four of U. S.
Steel's plants on the Monongahela River, south of Pittsburgh: Home¬
stead; Edgar Thomson; Duquesne; and the National Works, National
Tube

ton-per-day

1,000

new

Division.

The

plant,

plant will be

at

located

Will distribute oxygen to the other three
for
future
extension
of
the
pipeline

Furnaces.
The

'

•

'

•

-

the Duquesne

by pipeline.

to

and

new

capacity—equivalent
ago
is still not

oxygen

20

usage

requirements

by Linde's
*

All

at

thaw-out

these

four

Works.

maintenance

and

shut-downs

or

This

liquid

oxygen

operations,

which

will

During these

days.

in

requirements

at

eufficent

stockholders

filled

be

there

periodically

for

inevitable

are

un¬

U.

Steel's

S.

essential

1829.

p.

Dividends

paid

—V.

p.

21

approval

of

increase

an

possibly preferred,

The

in

1962,

he
struction

depending

funds

bond

a

sale

that

year.—V.

187,

.

United Biscuit Co. of
net

months

profits

this

of

March

ended

its

and

company

subsidiaries

for

the

three

31,

1958, after interest depreciation, and other
charges amounted to $471,645, which is equivalent, after provision for
preferred dividends, to 39 cents per share on the 951,565 shares of

common

This

stock

outstanding.
compares
with earnings

The

corporation

cents
of

share

a

1958,

showed

for the three months ended March
1957 of $802,297, which
is equivalent, \ after provision for pre¬
ferred dividends, to 73 cents per share on the same number of shares
of common stock.—V.
187, p. 1587.

Mullaney,

Pursuant

-

to

the Second

a

earlier.

year

1,148.235
Net

items

941

share

Per

outstanding

earnings

for

against

$10,374,832

directors

payable

June

first

The

in

on

to

in

1958

to

of
80

record
cents

cents

40

of

to $9,361,-

June

a

bringing

6,

share.

a

The offers are also extended to employees
subject to the primary rights of stockholders and to al¬
The subscription offers will expire on May
27,
1958.
The offerings are being underwritten by invest¬
ment banking groups headed jointly by
Smith, Barney!

share,

lotment.

total
',

of Universal Marlon did not reflect in
any way results for that period of Scullin Steel Co., which recently
became part of the Universal Marion family following an overwhelm¬
ingly
favorable vote by stockholders of
both companies.—V.. 187,
report

quarter

$50,000

the

the

Circuit

Court

of

the

Holding
S.

of

to

of

sum

the U.

decision

Appeals for
reversing the lower District Court order insofar as
Commission's
June,
1956
order
granting the sum
Randolph Phillips as combined fees and expenses and
$7,000 to Joseph B. Hyraan, his counsel, for legal services,

approved

Company

District

1694.

,

& Co. and Robert W. Baird &

Utah

•

;

Co.

Oil

of

New

York, Inc., Rochester, N, Y.—

SEC

corporation

Court

Act

for

proceedings

the

District

involving

of

The

Delaware

in

United

Corp.,

order

an

dated

for his services and $26,925 for expenses and that it
Mr. Hyman $12,000 as counsel's fee. In accordance with a
of said District Court order, immediately after the
thereof Messrs. Phillips and Hyinan were paid the said sums
pay

provision

entry
by United.
In

000

the

said

District

Court

order

of

Dec.

30,

provisions

of the said District Court order and directing United
Phillips and Hyman the sums awarded bv the District
Court order, less any amounts heretofore paid.—V.
187, p. 929.
to pay

Messrs.

United Gas Improvement Co.—Bonds
Offered—White,
and associates on May 14 offered
$15,000,000

Weld & Co.

that

H.

M'yrl Stearns,

low

amounting
1955.

quarter

to

the

$4,500,000,

May

to

Securities

Other

bids

&

Co.

the bonds

for

Lynch, Pierce,

Fenner

(jointly),

with

Smith

&

100.6599;

4W,i

a

and

Halsey,

coupon

Eastman

Stuart

<fc

from:

came

Dillon,
Co.

Union

Inc.,

a

bid

Merrill

Securities

100.5499;

The

First Boston

Corp., -100.436; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc.
(jointly), 100.3999; Kidder Peabody & Co., 100.109, and Drcxel & Co.
And Equitable Securities Corp. (jointly), 100.035.

to

Pursuant

bonds

105.63%

to

par

101.50%

to

par.

1963, through
interest

be

may

cost

and

redeemed
for

The

optionally
sinking fund

the

bonds

may

not

be

at

prices

at

prices

ranging from
ranging from
prior to May 1,

redeemed

refunding

a

than

that

operation which will carry
of the bonds.

L.

used

to

reimburse

tensions,
to

proceeds, from
the

sale

the

of

a

sustaining
to

bonds

treasury, in part, for
improvements to plant and
United

of

Gas

will

additions,

be
ex¬

Act.

on

June

Gas

improvement

is

an

operating

public

6, .1957,

conditional exemption

(the

17

W. L. P.

engaged primarily in supplying gas and electric service in the eastern
portion of Pennsylvania.
The gas service territory, having a popula¬
tion
or
about 956,000,
includes the cities of Allentown, " Bethlehem,

Easton,

Harrisburg,

addition,

the

Hazleton,

company

Lancaster,

operates

of

Philadelphia which are
Philadelphia Gas Works.

the

owned

by

Lebanon and Reading.
In
facilities serving the City

gas

the

City

and

known

are

as

1958 the

UNDERWRITERS—The
purchasers
named
below
have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the Purchase
Agreement,
a copy
of which is filed as an exhibit to the Registration Statement,
to

purchase

the

from

Series

1983

the

Bonds

White, Weld & Co.
Francis I. duPont & Co.

Hallgarten & Co
W. E.

Hutton &

Blair

&

Burns

Co.

Bros.

F.

&

187,

p.

respective

principal

amounts

Sales

1,200,000

Co.

Marache

$000,000

The

Hogle
Ohio

&

Co.

Co.

1958, were $074,-

681.

p.

Co.

1958—Month—1957

1958—4 Mos.—1957

The

Illinois

Starkweather

Co.
&

Inc
Co

187,

500,000

—

Secondary Offering—A

the

secondary offering of 80,000 shares of common stock
(par $4) was made on May 12 by White, Weld & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Watling, Lerchen & Co. at $74.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50 per share.
It was quickly completed.—V.
187, p. 1254.

position

-

of

series

A,

B,

of

on

May

Chairman

Robert

187,

Chief

as

directors,

13 elevated Elisha Gray II. President,

of the Board. In

C.

Upton,

enlarging
p.

Executive

the

Officer

new

—

30,000 shs.
3,135,743 shs.

4,000,000 shs.

F and H

E,

bonds thai
limits the principal amount of

that may be so outstanding to

underwriters

The

the company

preferred

stock

set

Robert
Aim

W.

&

•

.

■

Harley, Haydon & Co.,
Loewi & Co. Inc

1.67

Co.-,—,.

The

Marshall

%

-

Inc.„

Co

__

'

1.67
6.67
3.33

McMaster Hutchinson <te Co._ 1.33
—__16.67

1.67

Braun,

1.67

The Milwaukee Co

1.33

Adolph G. Thorsen

1.33

Ver Meulen & Co., Inc

Monroe

&

Co.

Gardner F. Dalton & Co
H.

Denison

C.

Co

underwriters

The

the

company

set

from

opposite

stock

Barney

Robert

W.

Co., Inc..11.30

Bacon,

Whipple & Co.__„

Becker

G.

Best &

C.

A.

& Co.

Farrell,

&

William

Blair

-

Loewi

&

McMaster

The

2.50

1.25

—-—

.50

6.05

Co

.60

Wells & Co.—
&

5.45

.50

Co

Paine, Webber, Jackson &

2.50

Curtis
&

Adolph

G.

Ver

Company

Thorsen

Meulen

White,
Dean

&

Weld
Witter

Co.,

& Co
«te

—

1.25
.50
.50

Inc
—

Co

5.45
2.50

1

2048.

187, p.

<te Co._

Pierce, Fenner

O'Gara

.50

First Boston Corp

—

Hutchinson

Milwaukee

Mullaney,
Alfred

Shields

1.25
5.45
5.45
5.45

Chapman & Co

1.25

Co

Smith

.50
.50

Co

2.50

Co

Merrill Lynch,

.60

1.25

5.45

Inc

Co.

Marshall

'f*
.60
.60

Co.

&

Inc

Co.

McConnick &

5.45

<& Co

Glore, Forgan & Co.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co
—V.

Illinois

&

Co

&

Harrison

.60

1.25

Simmons

Inc.

Denison

Emch

The

■

Haydon & Co., Inc._
H.

Kidder, Peabody & Co.

1.25

Co.___,

Dodge & Co.——
Gardner F. Dalton & Co
C.

Carter

.60

Clark,

H.

■">

Harley,

.60

&

Monroe

agreed to purchaa©
shares of common

severally

.

2.50

j.

Co

Ellis &

Blunt

Braun,

Inc.-——

Inc

1.33
1.33

unsubscribed

The

Sheldon & Co

Bingham,

of

:

names:

2.50
.50
1.25

Company, Inc

Bell

'

11.30

Co

Baird &

Allyn & Co., Inc

C.

A.

&

have

below

named

the percentages
their respective
%

Smith,

t

The

this position Mr. Gray

187,

Whirlpool

Whirlpool Corp., were elected
board of directors from 9 to 11.

1940.

(F. W.) Wool worth
Period End. April 36—

1958—Month—1957

1958—4 Months—1957
$9,199,655

$2,673,876 $11,817,902

187~

p.

1940.

Royal Trust Co., Montreal

Co.—April Sales Slightly Off—
1958—Month—1957

68,6^0,143

gales
—V.

$3,531,381
p.

Payment will be made at the
Canada.—V. 164, p. 2003.

Toronto,

Vice-President,

White Stores, Inc.—April Sales Higher—
Sales

corporation has called for redemption on June 23, 1958, all of
4%
non-cumulative class B preferred stock at par

($1 per share).
or

Ltd.—To Redeem Pfd. Stk.

outstanding

its

»

1958^~4 Months—1957

68,696,605 232,230,432 228,504,860

,

Worth Fund, Inc.—New York Registrar—
'
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, New Yorlk, 'N. Y., 1has been
New York registrar of the common stock of Worth Fund,

The

appointed
Inc.

See

also

V.

187, p.

1940.

*

names:

—1.35

Bingham, Sheldon & Co.

,

:

.

1.33

!

Inc
«te

respective

Emch & Co

Buird <fe Co., Inc._28.67

Co.,

Best

C.

A.

their

severalty

unsubscribed

percentages of

•

-

have

below

named

the

opposite

28.67

of

1940.

Period End. April 30—
—V.

30,000 shaL
,

one time, but

any

C, D,

%

'

the
company.
Robert E.
Brooker. Vice-President of Sears, Roebuck and Co. was elected Presi¬
dent.
Charles
H.
Kellstadt, President, Sears, Roebuck and Co. and
continues

—V.

75,000 shs.

,

value)-

par

Woods Manufacturing Co.,

The board of directors

Mr.

250,000 shs.
100,000 shs.

Smith, Barney & Co

1940.

p.

Whirlpool Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
to

250,000

($10

of

600.000

600,000

6,650,000
17,460,000

$18,223,000 $17,727,000 $61,135,000 $61,201,000

Sales
—V.

500,000

stock

be outstanding at

Farwell,

(Mo.)—April Sales Up—I

3,798,000

1982
1984__„

($100 par value)

to purchase from

The

600,000

600,000




April 30,

•

J.- A.

Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.

Co.

Fund on

Western Auto Supply Co.

600 000

750,000

United States Gypsum

Wellington

the

of

187,

038,602.—V.

of

&

_

Riter &

2160.

assets

Period End. April 30—

First of Michigan Corp.

Granbery,

1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$7,232,580 $35,240,971 $32,654,830

$9,293,037

:

Total

1,
1,

series—75,000 shs.
series—30,000 shs.^_^__u_^„
series—30,000 shs.

Blyth & Co.,

below.

2,000,000
2,000,000

900,000
Co

Ball, Burge & Kraus__
—V.

forth

$2,400,000

900,000

_

Hutton

set

the

Denton,

Inc.
E.

Co

Inc
&

Company

with Spokane Natural

Wellington Fund, Inc.—April Sales Increase—
Period End. April 30—

com¬

merger

Apnroval of the merger agreement by shareholders of Spokane
Natural Gas, the Washington P. S. Commission and the Idaho P. U.
Commission had been obtained previously. The merger is expected to
become effective June 2.—V. 187, p. 780.

the

pany reported net income

April

to file copies

Co.

Gas

'

EARNINGS—For the twelve months ended March 31,
of $3,538,698.

May 9 approved a

2,775,000

series—100,000 shs

UNDERWRITERS

Washington Water Power Co.—Merger Voted—
on

$27,750,000

1,

April

H, 3 Vi %, due Oct.

shares

anti-fraud pro¬

failed

\

FINANCING

Outstanding

4,600,000

agreed

forms used in connection with the sale of its secu¬
required, and failed to file a complete and accurate report of
stock sales and use of the proceeds thereof.—V. 185, p. 2962.

stockholders

PRESENT

Authorized

$40,000,000, $15,000,000, $20,000,000, $15,000,000, $8,000,000, $15,000,000
and $35,000,000, respectively.
i,

corporation

the

as

The

utility

TO

!_

7,600,000

bonds

It is alleged in the order that the offer¬

the order,

EFFECT

1978

may

whether the

A.

BUSINESS—United

GIVING

Aim &

program.

also

sThe indenture does not limit the aggregate amount of all

subscription

its

property and
improvement's expansion

to

and

Wisconsin

1980
1, 1981___

Common

agreements, that commissions were to be paid for sale of the securities,
and that a part of the proceeds was to be used to pay expenses of
make advances to certain other companies.

according

central

1,

4.76%

made

Furthermore,

and

June

4.80%

and

rities

Feb. 21, 1917*
of generating,

Sept.

41,a%

failed to disclose that the issuer has sustained and is
net loss from its business operations, that the offering
on
an
installment basis pursuant to subscription

a

be

southern

bonds—

C, 3Vb%, due
D, 2 Vu %, due
Series E, 3%%, due
Series F, 3*4%, duo

it was announced on May

violate Section

and aid

v;ould

the Securities

In

A, 3l/4%, due Aug. 1, 1971
Series By 3 Va %, due Jan. 1, 1978

4.40%

filed

notification

on

$42,951,719 received by the company in 1957, about 89.1%.
from the sale of electricity,' 9.8%
from the sale of gas,
principally from the sale of water.

CAPITALIZATION

common

circular

ing

lower effective

new

company's

betterments and
in part, the cost

meet,

the

A

of

>

,

derived

1.1%

Maryland—Stock Offer¬

Exchange Commission

and

a

stock

P.

vision*

of

PROCEEDS—Net

counties

First mortgage

27,200 shares of 50o
stock at $1 per share, 45,111 shares of lc par
class B common stock at par (sold exclusively to Washington Under¬
writers Inc., an affiliate), and 45.000 shares of $1 par preferred stock
at
$5
per
shure.
The Commission's suspension order asserts that
W L P.'s
offering
circular was false and misleading
in respect of
certain material facts, and that its use in the offering and sale of

was

The

.

Series

opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.

W.

outstanding at the end of the*
.being paid at the rate of 34 cents

of

was

issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
registration .under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
stock
this corporation.
The order provides an
offering !by

class

shares

now

are

share.

33

and

Series

par

won

common

to about 31,200 customers in 13 communities, liquefied
gas to about 1,860 customers- in two communities, and- water
11,800 customerss in two communities. Of the total operating

revenues

1958—4 Months—1957

proposed the public offering, pursuant to the
from
registration provided by Regulation A, of

to yield 4.02%. The group
award of the bonds at competitive sale
May 13 on
Of 100.799%.
*
i

during 1957 totaled $42,952,060 and)
equal after preferred dividends to $1.98 »

$6,679,000,

2,894,532

gas

about

to

rom
a

per

petroleum

1940.

p.

in

natural

$20,387,584 $18,880,674 $79,802,203 $72,110,196

has

$4

four of the nine rural elcctila
cooperatives operating in the territory served by the company and to
33 municipalities for resale.
At the same date the company supplied

ing Suspended by SEC—
8,

4.76%

the

1963;

Series

of 4y8% first mortgage bonds due May
1, 1983 at 101%%

interest,

was

the

Pfd. stock, cumulative

tion

for

28,

Series

1958—Month—1957

Period End. April 30—
Sales

The

Feb.

a

Fair.—V. 187, p. 1829.

the Brussels World's

at

187,

premium

before

or

revenues

Quarterly dividends

Walgreen Co.—April Sales Up—

—V.

redemption

supplied electric service at wholesale to

pointed out that profit margins are improving as the
efficiency of the new plants is resulting in reduced costs

advance

in

The

the remainder will be used to pay for part*
program.
*
'
^

and

purposes,

common

located

December

spectrometer has been developed which represents a significant
in the state of the art.
This instrument will be exhibited

N-M-R

.

iiw

31, 1957,
furnished electric service to about 191,200 retail customers in 387
incorporated and unincorporated communities and adjacent rural areas,

strong recovery
highest rate of

New tubes have been added to the line, includ¬
advanced power tubes and a new traveling wave tube
of power outputs well in excess of any wave tubes on the
The Vaclon pump announced in March represents a revolu¬
approach to the problem of attaining high pumping speeds
vacuums.
In
the
instrument
field,
a
new
60 megacycle

tionary

.

or

whole

public utility engaged principally in the business
purchasing, distributing, and selling electric energy. At Dec.

improved yields.

at

in

BUSINESS—The company, incorporated in Wisconsin

several

market.

redeemed.

year.

receipts for the company showed a

order

the

capable

'

redemption,

company's construction

income

per

Stearns

increased

to

it

the

receipts since
Mr.

be

on

President, pointed

announcement,

this

and

accrued

to

share

is

making

during

the

net

to $8,993,000 compared to $7,589,000 a year ago. Yearwere $402,000 or 30 cents a share compared to $428,cents per share last year.
*
1

32

or

In

Co., Inc.

subject

$6 per share if redeemed on
redeemed after Feb. 28, 1963,

EARNINGS—Operating

19%

Washington Planning Corp. of
of

pursuance

1957, the Commission has issued a supplemental order modifying and
amending its 1956 decision and order in accordance with the terms
and

is
if

construction

to-date earnings

.

further

shares

of

Yarian Associates—Reports Higher Sales—Orders Up

up

is

PROCEEDS—Part of the net proceeds from the financing will b®
applied to repayment of $5,025,000 temporary bank loans incurred for

share), through Frank P. Hunt & Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. The
proceeds are to be used for expenses Incidental to the development of
oil and gas lands.
■

were

stock

and on or before Feb. 28, 196»i
$2 per share if redeemed after Feb. 28, 1968, and on or before Feb.
28,
1973; and $1 per share il redeemed after Feb. 28, 1973.
.

6

May

on

preferred

30 days' notice, at $100 per share plus unpaid accrued divi¬
dends thereon and, in addition, the redemption premium applicable ta>
on

share

filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1

The

new

part,

series

per

Phillips $50,000
further

The

"

Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

Dec. 31, 1957, annulled and voided the findings of fact and
conclusions
of law of the Commission's 1956 decision and order with
respect to
Mr. Phillips and Mr. Hyman and held that United should
pay
Mr.
should

value preferred stock, without limit but subject to

allotment.

period.

1957

dividend

a

amounted

March 31

corresponding

declared
stockholders

far

so

based

were

par

the

recently

28,

disbursements

periods

both

held of record

shares.

sales for the three months ended

ing

Circuit

it
of

in the

earlier

an

share, for 241,211 additional shares of common stock:;
(par $10) in the ratio of one share for each 12 shares
on May 5, and
(b) to its preferred stock¬
holders of record on May 5 the right to subscribe at
$100 a share for 30,000 additional shares of 4.76%, $100
.

non-recurring

and

United Corp.—SEC Amends Fee Order—

$47,451,973 $40,516,89^ $202,689,686 $175,821,345

Power & Light Co.—Offers Preferred and
Shares—This company is offering (a) to its
stockholders rights to subscribe at $26.25 per'

common

a net profit of
$920,996, equivalent to 80 1
outstanding shares, for the first quarter
President reported on April 28.

1.148.235

on

James

in both 1958 and 1957, Universal
Marion had a first quarter net income from operations of $875,238, or
76 cents a share, as compared with $1,131,366, or 99 cents a share

out

31,

$

1958—17 Wks.—1957

„

1940.

p.

Common

quarter sales of $4,978,000 increased 24% over first quarter
sales while earnings of $239,000 or
18 cents per share represented
a 50%
increase over first quarter results. Sales for the first six months

America—Earnings Lower—

$

-

1958—4 Wks.—1957
_

187,

1958—44 Wks.—1957

$

41,205,953 495,304,799 432,849,520

,v

Second

The

$0.25-

Wisconsin

1482.

p.

1958—4 Wks.—1957

Apr. 26—

.

coming from

May 3—

Sales—
—V.

Universal Marion Corp,—Sales and Earnings Lower—

is planning a $43,000,000
common
stock issue in
with the balance of
$70,000,000
required
for
con¬

said,

on

"

the

conditions.

company

May 6 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock to be offered at par
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
incidental to mining operations.
1

expenses

$1.80

$0.25

'

47,283,186

Per. End.

the

voted

share__

per

56,31$
$253,33$

$0.64

.

1892.

Sales

without

to

12,000,000 shares from 10,500,000 shares.
The company said it -will sell about 1,000,000 of the
newly authorized
shares late this year or in early 1959 to raise $30,000,000 for con¬
struction purposes.
J. W. McAfee, President, said the company plans
to raise $70,000,000 in
I960 for construction by selling $45,000,000
of bonds and a $25,000,000 stock issue,
market

186,

Period End.

(Mo.)—Stock Increased—

stock

••

on

for

p.

April

on

common

will

60,919

$189,402

share_____

"Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—

119.000

share),

per

The

down

supply

187,

corporation

covering

i$l

future

plant out of operation for
Linde will bring in "Drlox"

shut-downs,
to

estimated

predicted

demand

future

a

Works.—V.

country's

handle

and

take

quantities

these four

Union Electric Co.
The

entire

to

producing

hours

authorized

the

Monongahela Valley plant.
plants must be shut

new

oxygen

scheduled

"?

to

enough

years

SEC

Eliminating

r

,

plant will replace Linde's oxygen capacity already Installed
at Homestead,
Edgar Thomson and National Works. Last June, at
Duquesne, Linde put oil-stream a 500 ton-per-day plant. However,
this

The

1957

$2,763,813

than

—

per

$

locsition—Carrie

fifth

a

Works

Provision Is made

other

;

United Tungsten Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—

^

,

,

income

Net

.

Steel Corp,

income

Net

,

to be used to pay expenses

operations, including taxes,

income taxes

market

both of New

1922.

p.

1958

$2,393,835

income

of

Cost

580,000.

Daggett Securities, Inc., Newark, N. J.; Julius Maier Co. Inc.,
Jersey City, N. J.; Bauman Investment Co., New Orleans, La.; Walter
Sondrup & Co. and Thornton D. Morris & Co., both of "Salt Lake "

operations.—V.

Although current business conditions have prompted postponement
of many industrial expansion plans, Linde Company, a Division of
Union. Carbide Corp.. is casting a vote of confidence in
the future
of the steel industry by erecting the new record-breaking oxygen plant
and pipeline system Jointly announced by Linde and the United States

10

of

York;

"City,

Union Carbide Corp.—Linde to Build—

letter

a

bearing

(par

& Co.

Salt Lake City, Utah—

Exchange Commission—

filed

5

•

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial avd

58

(227%)

AND NEGOTIATIONS

BOND PROPOSALS

receive

June

a.m.

bonds.

proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.

Scottsboro, Ala.
Sale—School

Bond

school

and

refunding bonds totaling $465,000
were sold to a group composed of

CALIFORNIA

drix & Mayes,

Inc., and Thornton,
as 5y2s, 4.20s, 4s
March 1, 1958.

Mbhr & Farish,
and

Dated

3%s.

Legality* approved
by
Dumas,
iQTfeal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
-■

Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Bond

Offering

City Clerk

—

Wallace F. DaLee announces that
sealed bids will be received until
IT

(CST)

a.m.

on

School District,

Unified

Bellflower

Sterne, Agee & Leach, First Na¬
tional Bank, of Birmingham, Hen-

ing bonds offered May 13—v. 187,
p. 1830—were awarded to a group
composed of Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, San Francisco; Stone &
Youngberg; H. E. Work & Co.,
and C. N. White & Co., as 3y2s, at

price of 100.74, a basis of about

a

3.43%.

May 28 for the

Bloomfield

School

District,

Los

purchase of $3,500,000 water and
sewerAxevenue bonds. Dated July

Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬

Due on July 1 from 1961

ing bonds offered May 13—v. 187,
p. 1830—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 4s, at a price of 100.05,

% 1958.

Bonds due in

to 1988 inclusive.

1969 and thereafter are callable as
of July 1, 1968, and on any inter¬
est payment date thereafter.
In¬
terest J-J.

Legality approved by

AH

White, Bradley, Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.

,

&

ARIZONA

County School

Coconino
No.

1

Bond

Clerk

District

(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
Offering

of

Jane

—

Board

the

of

Burns,
County

3.99%.

basis of about

a

Prairie

Bluff

School

CONNECTICUT

Monrovia-Duarte High

Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $625,000 school

County,

Northridge Park Water District
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond Offering—Edward M. Mc-

Calif.

Orange
Commissioners, will receive sealed
County, Calif.
on June
for the purchase
of $767,000
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
street improvement bonds. Dated obligation bonds offered May 13
June 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually —v. 187, p. 2161—were awarded
front Dec. 1, 1958 to June 1, 1968 to
the First National
Bank
of
incfiusive.
Principal and interest Orange, as 3V2S, at a; price of
(J-BJ payable
at
the " County 100.05, a basis of about 3.49%.
Treasurer's
office.. Legality
ap¬
Cerritos Junior College District,
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, DivelLos Angeles County, Calif.
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
bid& until 2 p.m. (MST)

Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfield & Wallace, of San Ma¬
by

Piercy School District, Mendocino
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000

Sale—The

B-end

bonds offered
2040

—

were

awarded

$1,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
13—v. 187, p. 1941—were awarded

$3,300,000
to

a

group

to

a

of

group composed of the Bank
America
National
Trust
&

composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬

Savings Association, San Fran¬
ings Bank, Chicago; Chase Man¬ cisco; John Nuveen & Co.; East¬
hattan Bank; Chemical Corn Ex¬ man
Dillon, Union Securities &
change Bank, both of New York Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
City;. J. C. Bradford & Co.; Esta- Stern; Stone & Youngberg; Kenbrook & Co.; City National Bank
ower, MacArthur & Co.; Fred D.
& Trust Co., Kansas City; First Blake &
Co;, and C. N. White &
National
Bank
in
Dallas,
and Co., as 3V2s, at a price of 100.15,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., at a price a basis of about 3.35%.
of 100:05, a net interest cost of
about

2.86%,

follows:

as

Eastin-Arcola Union School District,
Madera County, Calif.

$2,285,000

sewer
system bonds:
$445,000 2Vis, due on July 1
from 1960 to 1963 inclusive;
$920,000 2%s, due on July 1
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive;
and $920,000 3s, due on July

#

1 from 1972 to

County Clerk,

sealed bids

at

dera until 10

her

in

Ma¬

(PDST) on May
19
for the purchase
of $66,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from 1959

1979 inclusive.

a.m.

590,000 park bonds: $115,000 2Vis,
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
due on July 1 from 1960 to
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
1963 inclusive; $235,000 2%s,
due on July 1 from 1964 to County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
1971
inclusive; and $240,000
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
3s, due on July 1 from 1972
*«

Francisco.

to 1979 inclusive.

^

125)000
library bonds: $40,000
2Vis, due on July 1 from 1960
to 1963 inclusive; $45,000 2%s,
due on July 1 from 1964 to
1971 inclusive; and $40,000 3s,
due on July 1 from 1972 to
1979 inclusive.

1963
diue

1971
-

inclusive; $120,000 2%'s,
on

July

1'

from 1964 to

inclusive,*; and

3s, due

on

Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The

-

bonds

July 1

$120,000
from 1972

to 1979 inclusive.

Pima County School District No. 16

(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,




offered

1941—were
&

300,000 municipal administration
building bonds: $60,000 2Vis,
due on July 1 from 1960 to

1

$200,000 school
May 7—v; 187, p.

awarded

to

J.

by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.

Barth

District^ Orange County, Calif.

-

Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed

until

11

his

10 for the

$300,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1,1958.
purchase

of

San

Leandro, Calif.
Sale—The $1,500,000

Bond

li¬
brary bonds offered May 13—v.
187, p. 1942—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
American
Trust Co., San Francisco; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank; Northern
Trust Co., and Weeden & Co., at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.96%, as follows:
Due on June
1964 inclusive.

$370,000 4s.
1959

to

2V2s.

Due

from 1965 to

240,000
from

2%s.

June

on

1

1

June

on

1971

inclusive.

Due on June 1 from

610,000 3s.

1972 to 1978 inclusive.

office

a.m.

in

Santa

Ana,
on May 27
$40,000' school
Dated May 15,

San

Bond

Sale—The

provement
bonds

District

offered

$200,000
No.

1

May 13—v.

Im¬

sewer

187,

p.

2161—were awarded to J. B. Han-

a'uer & Co.,

(CDST)

as

5%s.

COLORADO

for the purchase of

building
1958.
to

bonds.

Due

1978

on

May 15 from

inclusive.

1959

Pueblo
60

County School District No.
(P. O. Pueblo), Colo.

Bond Offering—Secretary Bessie
Principal and
announces
that
the
(M-N)
payable at the. McDonald
Board of Education will receive
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬

interest

:

777'

s

J

•

i"

Castle

County" (P.

O. i-t*

Offering

Clerk ,.of:

Centrella,
11
the

for

bonds,

as

$340,000

the

(DST)

a.m.

*<.Bradenton,'1Fla.

-J

Levy

1961

1992 inclusive.

1959 to

from

1

"
'-'y
V
Sanitary District

Due

1972

1988

to

1

June

on

price /.of

a

--

*

-

98, a net
4.18%, as

about

of

cost

follows:

•;

*

from

inclusive.

1987 inclusive.

Panama

vy

1998 inclusive.

bonds.

interest

sewer
system
June' 1 from

June

$300,000

to B. J. Van In gen

a warded

Co.," at

on

1,000,000 county building bonds.
on

The

—

'

\

,

Due

Due

&

i 1976 to

bonds.
to

Sale

-'

May 29 $111,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1975 inclusive.
$1,900,000,
189,000 4.10s. Due on June 1 from

follows:

county

I

on

of

purchase

July

on

seated :bids

receive

will

Court,
until

y"

Michaelv L.

—

Due

from 1984 to 1992 inclusive. *,

r

were

Wilmington, Del.- '
Bond

to

1973

3.80s;?'

/Bond

New

on : July
1
1983 inclusive'.

3.70s,7 Due

from

28

the

for

Leon Mathis,
receive* sealed

(EDST)

a.m.

1958. Due

T,

1960

1 from

to

Bonds due in

1989 inclusive.

May

July

Dated

Jan.

on

on

$1,200,00^/

purchase of

bonds.

refunding

:<

—

will

Clerk,

bids until 11

/

City, tFla.

Offering

Bond

City

1969

20,000 West wood-For Wood Sani¬ and thereafter- are callable as of
tary District bonds. Dtie om July 1, 1968. Interest J-J.
Legality
June 1 from 1969 to "1986 in¬ approved by Caldwell, Marshall;
Trimble &

30,000jviinquadale Sanitary Dis¬ City.
r

from

Due

bonds.

100,000 Mill Creek Sanitary Dis¬
trict bonds.
Due on June 1
from

1960

to

1988

from 1962 to U988

200,000

City jSanitary

Delaware
bonds.

District

1959 to

inclusive.

Due on June

,

19.88 inclusive.

June

1

1988 in¬

from 1959 to

clusive.
The bonds

\rX~ir

'

are

■

dated June 1,1958.

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Farmers Bank of the
of
Delaware, Wilmington.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York

Mitchell, of New York
:" 7; ■
;;.V,

Winter
,

Parka

Bond Offering
City Clerk, " will
until

bids

inclusive.

70,000 Naaman's Creek Sanitary
District bonds.
Due on June
1

"

1

inclusive.

1988

to

1986

June

on

28

for

sewer

on May
$450,000

bonds

Dated Jarh

Due on Jan. 1 from 195$
inclusive.

1987

Bonds

1970 and thereafter
of Jan.

Fla.

R. S. Waats>
receive seated

—

p.m. (EST)
purchase of

revenue

1, 1958.
to

1

the

are

due

callable

in
as

1, 19697 Principal and iri-j.
(J-J) payable at the City

terest

Clerk's

at the Chase
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
office,or

Manhattan

:

GEORGIA

State

City-

Clarke County
'

Sch. District (P. (X.
Milledge Avenue,.
Athens), Ga.

South

394

-

.

Bond

Wilmington, Del.
Bond

Offering

—

"""

'

Maurice F.

Williams, City Treasurer, wiir re¬
ceive

(EDST)
chase

bids

sealed

of

until

11

a.m.

June 6 for the pur¬
$4,378,000 bonds, as fol¬

on

Offering

The

County

Education -will

receive

Board

of

seated

bids

until

noon

(EST)

Dated
1

July

from

1,

1959

clusive.

on

1957. Due on July
1981
inclusive.

to

Principal and interest (J-J)

$1,288,000 school bonds.
Due on
May 15 from 1959 to 1983 in¬

able
ern

at

Citizens

the

and

pay¬

South¬

National Bank, of Athens.

1

-

HAWAII

1,000,000 water bonds.
Due on
May 15 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
2,150,000 general purpose bonds.
Due on May 15 from 1959 to
1983 inclusive.
1.
,Vt,

Dated

—

May 21 for the purchase of $700,000 Vh % general obligation bonds.

Hawaii

clusive.

San Marcos Water District,

y

municipal parking revenue bonds
offered May. 14—v. 187, p. 2049—

lows:

1958 inclusive.

Due

1969 to

1 from

Diego County, Calif.

Garden Grove Union High School

at

County, Calif.

~

;n

100,000 Llangollen Estates Sani¬
tary District bonds.I Due on

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June

'

1978

DELAWARE

1 from

Valley School District,

Ventura

Company.

bids

1978 inclusive.

fice. Legality approved

Pleasant

lows:

-V*

inclusive.

trict

Dated June 1,1958. Due on June
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.

280,000

Folsom Joint Unified Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento and El Dorado

1 from 1959 to

clusive.

,

will receive

office

sold to the
& Trust Co.,

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬

Bond Offering—Erma E. Cheuv-

ront,

Main

750

Due on June

follows:

36,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1967 to

7*; vK

of ; Merrill* Lyneh;
Pierce, Fenner & -Smith; Good- '
body & Co., and Herbert J. Sims
& Co., at a price of 39;, a net in¬
terest cost of about 350%,. as fol-

362,000

1966 inclusive.

1959 to

eral

May 15—v. 187, p.

was

as

$24,000 33/2s. Due on June 1 from

Bond Sale—The

Phoenix, Ariz.

bonds

Safe Deposit

Stockton,

1942—were

Cheshire),'^Conn.

40,000 Stanton

building

sewej

offered May 13—v. 187, pt 7
awarded to a group

bonds

-288,000

teo.

of

eral obligation and revenue

Street, Hart¬

.

2

Union

'

Bay Harbor Islands, Fla.
Bond Sale —The $850,000 gen¬

ford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
19 for the purchase .-.of-- $800,000.
school bonds. Dated June dy: 1958.

Howard,

composed of the Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
R. H. Moulton & Co., and William
R. Staats & Co., as 3s, at a price
of 100.73, a basis of about 2.92%»
group

District,

Centralia School District,

Orlando.

ton, Town Treasurer, will receive■ $200,000 3.60s.i Due on July 1
sealed
bids c/o
Day, Berry
from 1960 to 1972 inclusive..

building bonds offered May 13—
v. 187, p. 1942—were awarded to

proved

Lcedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Tnc.,<
National Bank Building;

Offering—Luciille A.'Nor¬

Bond

Los

<

.

& Tali-- composed,

by Tallmadge

(P. O.

can

Florida

madge, of Denver.

Cheshire

from

Due

certificates.

1967/inclusive.
Further
be
obtained • from

to

1958

details' "

any

cisco.

Donell, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $38,000 school until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 26
building bonds offered May 6— for the purchase of $1,375,000 Im¬
v. 187, p. 1941—were awarded to
provement District No. 1 water
the
Union
Safe
Deposit Bank, bonds. Dated June 15, 1958. Due
Stockton, as 3.70s, at a price of on June 15 from 1964 to 1992 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
100.16, a basis of about 3.68%.
Humboldt

on

approved

ap¬

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬

a

'

,

revenue

payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the First National
Bank, of Pueblo, or at the North¬
ern
Trust Company, of Chicago,
at the holder's option. 7 Legality

County

Legality

office.

Treasurer's

the

at

payable

(J-J)

Angeles County, Calif.
$175,000 build¬

Los

Bond Sale—The

pated

bonds,

building

1,

interest payment date
thereafter. Principal and interest

the

for

$230,000

1958. Due semi-annually
from May 1, 1959 to May 1, 3 983
inclusive. Callable on May 1, 1973,
or

29 for the purchase of
general improvement

May

purchase of $7,-

the

for

750,000

May

purchase of $73,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
27

30

on

(MST) on

bids until 8 p.m.

sealed

approved by O'Melveny &
sealed bids until 11 ity
(MST) on June 16 for the Myers, of Los Angeles.
Florence, Ala.
purchase of $24,000 general ob¬ La Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
Bond Offering — The Board of
ligation bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
San Diego County, Calif.
City Commissioners will receive Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1968
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
auction bids at 2 p.m. (CST) on inclusive.
Principal and interest County Clerk, will receive sealed
JUne 5 for the offering of $400,000
(J-J)
payable
at the
County bids at his office in San Diego,
rural
electric
system
revenue Treasurer's
office. Legality ap¬ until 10:30 a.m.
(CDST) on May
will

ALABAMA

19,19o^f

Monday, May-

.

DEPARTMENT

STATE AND CITY

(

.

.

May 15,

1958... Principal

and interest

(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Red, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
City

(Territory of)

Tai Lee,
Treasurer, will receive seated bids
at the Bankers Trust Co., 12th FL,
36 Wall Street, New York City,
until 10 a.m. (DST) on May 27
Bond

Offering—Kam

for the

lic

purchase of $8,000,000 pub/improvement, Series A bonds.
1, 1958. Due on June

Dated June
1

from

1961

to

1978

the Treasurer's office in

Apalachiola, Fid.

inclusive.

Principal and interest payable at

FLORIDA
.

^

or,

Honolulu,

at the Bankers Trust Co., New

Certificate Offering—Russell II.

York

Nahm, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)

York

City. Legality approved by
King & Dawson, of' New

Wood.-

City.

Volume

187

Number

5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2275)
IDAHO

..

Hamilton

County

O.

(P.

Arco),

Ida.

.Bond Sale—An issue of

Bond

Offering:—Ruby B. GaCounty Clerk, will receive

mett,

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

Memorial Hospital Dist.
(P. O. McLeanshoro), III.

'

■

Butte

(MST)

Westville, Ind.
Bond

Legality approved by Daw¬ Lake
County Community High Sch.
son* Nagel, Sherman
Howard, Dist.
N&llS'(P. O. Lake Forest),
of Denver.-;' -T,,
°>i£ 'j.M >i--«
vv-j
\ f.
^'. Illinois
Latah County Class "A*' School
Bond: Sale
The $2,100,000
District No. 281 (P. O.
Moscow), school;, building
bonds
offered
r> ,V'
Idaho:
,c.
May. 14 — y.v187, p. 2050 — were
Bond Offering—Lester C.
Boyd, awarded, toy a 1 group composed ofj
Clerk of Board of
Trustees,, will, First National l^Bank of Chicago,
w

.

..

receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.. Bankers xTrusti

oh-May 28 for

Co.,

New

York

the" pur¬

City, Johii Nuveen & Co., Paine,
chase of $540,000 building bonds.
Webber,.; Jackson & Curtis, and
Dated June 1,. 1958. Due an 1 to
Fatwell,} Chapman & Co., at a
2Q years. Bonds due in 1969 and
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
thereafter are callable as of June of
aboutJ2.62,%, as follows*.: ;7
1,
1968.
Principal and interest
$1,365,000:: 2Ms. Due on Dec.; 1
(J-D) • payable, at the District
from.1959
,

:

office,

at. the

or

&

Moscow, Ida.
Offering—Dan" S.

1961

sealed

bids

purchase

bonds,

until

June

4

for

of

as

$347,500
follows:

$295,000

Quail
1

system

Vs

},rj;

.

Whiteside
solidated
f

r
>.

'

sealed

June

3r
1

s

F.

8

purchase of
improvement

re e t

inclusive.

by

Charles

&

County Community Con¬
District

No.

148

-(P.; o. Nashville), III.
fsonds

sold

was

to

the

.

(CDST)

p.m.

the

for

t

1977

Farmers National Bank, of Prophetstown,. gnd the Old Farmers and
Merchants State Bank, of Hills¬
dale, jointly,1 as 3s. Dated April 1,
1958.
E|ue oh Dec. 1 from 1959

Grif¬

Clerk, "will' receive

bids until

$300,000

to

School

building

Chicago Ridge, III..'
Offering—Thos.

Village

1960.

Bond-Sale—Ah issue of $62,000

:

-

sold to

was

to

1197J", ipclusive.

Interest

bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on

Legality approved by

Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest J-D.V Legality approved

by Chapman & Cutler* of Chicago, j

■;'//-

Clinton

St.

and

Clair

Counties,

Wesclin Community Unit School
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Carlyle), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of

^ '

Charles

&

52,000

1964 to

.

8—187,
to

of

about

1943—were awarded

p,

Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.

Interest

Bond Corp., as 5'^s, at a price

on

J-D.

Legality approved
by Charles <k Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
'
*['■
-

a

.

1.'

pan

Elkhart

Nov.

1

1967 inclusive.
1 from

1970 inclusive.

Madison

Independent School
District, la.

Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids will be received until 2
p.m.

(CST) on May 20 for the purchase
$900,000
general
obligation

of f

school bonds.
Due

of

County (P. O. Goshen),

Iowa

Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered May 8—

187,

v.

2050—were awarded to

p.

Carleton

D.

Beh

Co.,

of

Des

Moines.

Dated May 1,1958. Due on Nov.
1959 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬

gality

approved

by

Chapman

School

&

#

Valley Township School
O. Davenport), la.
Offering—Lilah M. Bell,
Secretary,
will
receive

$900,000

school

building

Bond

May 26 for the

chase of $530,000
is reported.

Johnson

2050:—
Stuart

to

a

composed

group

of

A. C. Allyn &:

Co., Stifel, Nicolaus
„.& Co., Reynolds & Co., M. B. Vick
& Co.;
Quail & Co;, Beckerr. &
Cownie, Inc., and Ballman & Main
at

a

cost

price of par, a net interest
of about 4.19%, as follows:

$175,000 3%s. Due
•

1962

May 1 from

on

to

1969

inclusive.

265,000 4s.

Due

on

v

1

1977 inclusive.

1970 to

May

■"

190,000 4%s. Due
'*

11978 to

„

May 1* from
1982 inclusive. \
;
on

■

870,000 4%s. Due
;

from

1983 to

May 1 from

on

1998 inclusive.

Glenview Park District (P. O.

Co.

price, of

bonds

offered

2050—were

May

$450,000 park
8—v. 187, p.

awarded

to

a

group

composed of Blunt, Ellis & Sim¬
mons,

and

Farwell,

Chapman

&. Co.,

Julien Collins & Company.

Greater Rockford Airport Authority

(P.
Bond

O.

Rockford),

Sale—The

$750,000 gen¬
obligation airport bonds of¬
fered May 13—v. 187, p. 1943—
eral

were

awarded

National

Bank

to

the

First

of

Chicago, and
Milwaukee Company, jointly, at a
a net interest cost

price of 100.12,
of

about

2.66%,

as

$500,000 2.60s. Due

follows:

on

*"

June 1 from

1963 to 1972 inclusive.
250,000 2%s. Due on June
;

1973 to

1 from

1977 inclusive.




as

basis

a

Halsey,
2s, at a
of

about

school bonds, it

Bond

Scott,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed

bids

until

3

(CDST)
May 29 for the purchase of
$20,000 equipment bonds. Dated
p.m.

pn

June

1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 and
July ! from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at. the Citizens State Bank of
New Castle.

Legality approved by
Ross, MeCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Paoli, Ind.

..

— Gladys
KauffTown Clerk-Treasurer, will

receive

sealed

(CDST)
chase

until

10

a.m.

May 28 for the pur¬
$655,000 sewage works

on

of

bonds.

revenue

1958.

bids

Due

on

Dated

June

Dec. 1 from
as

1,

1960 to
of June

1,
1967... Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Orange
County Bank, Paoli. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.

Washington
(P.

O.

T wp.

Shawnee-Mission

receive

(CST)

p.m.

chase

sealed

on

bids

until

May 28 for the

2

pur¬

of

$1,750,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due semi-an¬
nually

Feb. and Aug.

on

1959 to

1978 inclusive.

in 1974 and thereafter
of

as

1

from

Bonds due
are

callable

Aug.

1, 1973, or on any in¬
terest
payment date thereafter.
Principal and interest payable at
the

State

Treasurer's

office.

Le¬

gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kansas City.
Johnson

Bond Offering
man.

County,

School

Williamsport),

Ice

&

County, Shawnee-Mission
Park Dist. (P. O. Overland Park),
Bond

Sale—The $1,100,000 gen¬
obligation park bonds offered
May 14 — v. 187, p. 2050 — were

eral

to

Commerce
tional

a

group

composed of

Trust

Bank

&

Co., City Na¬
Trust Co., both of

Kansas

Co.,

City, x Stern Brothers &
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,

and

Zahner

par,

a

2.90%,
Twp.
Ind.

net
as

& Co., at a price of
interest cost of about
follows:

$605,000 2%s. Due
1959

to

1969

on

Citizens State Bank, of Williams-

220,000 3Yss. Due

as

21/2S, at

a

price of

par.

1975

to

to

1974 inclusive.

1978

on

Due
1968

Renshaw.

KENTUCKY

Breckenridge County (P O.
Hardinsburg), Ky.
Bond Sale—The

building
May 10

$200,000 school
bonds

revenue

awarded

were

offered

to

Merrill

Lynch, Pierce,

Fenner & Smith,
and The Kentucky Co., jointly.
Dated May 1,1958. Due on Nov.
1
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter
are
callable as of Nov. 1, 1963.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Farmers
Bank, of
Hardinsburg.
Legality approved
by Joseph R. Rubin, of-Louisville.

Clinton, Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of

$175,000

natural gas system revenue bonds
sold

was

Co.,

M.

to

A.

Saunders

Sept. 1 from

inclusive.

$22,000,000 funding bonds as 3s.
2,500,000
urban
redevelopment
loan bonds
Other

2%s.

as

members

of

the syndi¬
Bank, Chi¬
cago, Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Smith, Barney
& Co., Drexel &
Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Continental
cate:

First

Illinois

National

National

Bank

&

Trust

Co., Chicago, Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis, C. J. Devine & Co.V '
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Stone & Webster Securities

Corp.;
Bear, Stearns & Co., Ladenburg;"
& Co.,. A. C. Allyn &
Co., Weeden & Co., First National
Bank, Portland, Alex. Brown &
Sons, Marine Trust Co.. of Western
New York, Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross, First of Michigan. Corporal
tion, Clark, Dodge & Co., Laidlaw '
& Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
W. E. Hutton & Co.,
t
A. G. Becker & Co., William
Blair & Co., The Illinois Com-:
pany, Gregory & Sons, Stroud; &
Co., Robert Winthrop & Sons,
New York Hanseatic Corp., Ba¬
con,
Whipple & Co., National
State Bank, Newark, Blunt Ellis
& Simmons, City National Bank
& Trust Co., Commerce Trust
Co.;
both of Kansas City, Wood, Struthers
&
Co., Hannahs, Ballih- &
Lee,
Bramhall, Falion &
Co.,
Green, Ellis & "Anderson, Model
Roland & Stone, Third National
Bank in Nashville,
( ~
Rodman
&
Renshaw," C.
F.
Childs & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
National City
Bank, Cleveland,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co., Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Seasongood & Mayer, Federation
Bank & Trust Co., New York,
John
Small
&
Co.,. Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Fulton Reid & Co.,
Bioren & Co., Ginther & Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., McMaster
Thalmann

Hutchinson
&
Co.,
DempseyTegeler & Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., Ferris & Co., and
Merrill, Turben & Co.

&

Braintree, Mass.
$500,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered May 14

5s.

as

Note Sale—The

(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond Offering—Shelby M. Jack¬

awarded

Superintendent of Public In¬
struction, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on May 24 for
the purchase of $3,000,000 Grambling College of Louisiana dormi¬
tory,
dining
hall
and
student

County

union

revenue

1, 1958.

Due

bonds.

on

Dated April
April 1 from 1962

the

to

Trust

Co.,

Norfolk

Dedham,

at

0.58% discount. Due Oct. 22, 1958.

Dedham, Mass.

son,

Bond Sale—The $155,000 Brook

Improvement bonds offered May
15

awarded

were

Harkness &

to

Hill,

Inc., as 2s, at a price of
100.14, a basis of about 1.97%.
'
Dated June
1, 1958. Due on
June

1

from

1959

to

1968

inclu¬

sive.

Principal

Legality approved by Chapman &

able

at

Cutler, of Chicago.

of Boston*
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

1998

to

inclusive.

Interest

A-O.

Additional Offering—The above

official

also

bids at the

will

same

receive

sealed

time for the pur¬

$2,500,000 Southern Uni¬
versity
dormitory
and
student
union revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1962
to
1998 inclusive.
Interest A-O.

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No. 39A (P. O. Amite), La.
Bond

Offering

J.

a.m.

receive

(CST)

chase

of

sealed

on

until

10

and

fered

about

2.29%.

Greenfield, Mass.
Note

Offering—John

Town

to

1978

on

June

inclusive.

School Board

or

at

State

bids

as

Kiley,
receive

Second Bank-

—

The

follows:

off-street parking notes.
on
July 1 from 1959 to

Due
1973

inclusive.

off-street parking notes.
on
July 1 from 1959 to

60,000
1968

and

$24,500,000

bonds

Municipal

inclusive.

(

Dated

Boston, Mass.

July 1, 1958.
Principal
interest payable at the above-

mentioned bank.

offered

187, p. 1943 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bankers Trust Co., and J. P. Mor¬
—

the

Ill

$75,000

MASSACHUSETTS

obligation

at

Street Trust Co.,

Dept.,

Due

May 13

E.

will

Treasurer,

Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on May 20
for the purchase of $135,000 notes^

Due

bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Sale

of¬

187, p. 2163—
awarded to Blyth
& Co.,
Inc., and Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., jointly, as 2.30s,
at a price of 100.05, a basis of
14—v.

were

any

Bond

bonds

May

sewer

1958.

pay¬
able at the office of the Treasurer

general

$540,000 street

and

June 3 for the pur¬
school
bonds.

Principal and interest (J-D)

of the Parish

Sale—The

water

sealed

$75,000

Dated June 1,
1
from
1959

Bank-State

Framingham, Mass.
Bond

F.

bids

Second

Boston.

Corken,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
—

the

interest pay¬

and

Street Trust Company,

chase of

Sept. 1 from

55,000 2%s. Due Sept. 1, 1970.
220,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1971

to

Co.; American Securi¬
Weeden & Co.; J. C.

&

inclusive.

Bond Sale—The $19,720 school
building bonds offered May 9—v.
187, p. 2050—were awarded to the

port,,

Rodman

will

Kansas

awarded

1959

Co.; Commerce Trust
Company, of Kansas City; Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo; William Blair &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Gregory & Sons; Courts & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc.; Estes & Co., Inc.; and

re¬

pur¬

High School District No. 6
(P. O. Merriam), Kan.
Bond Offering—Richard V.Gar¬
rett, Treasurer of School Board,
will

New'Castle, Ind.
Offering — Percy

1988 inclusive. Callable

III.

to

1.95%.

.

Sale—The

Inc.,

100.27,

Glenview), III.
Bond

awarded

were

&

21/2s.

as

from

Co., Inc., both of New York
City, at a price of 100.89, a net
interest of 2.89%, as follows:

were

Rwal

awarded

1

Louisiana State Board of Education

KANSAS

erage system revenue bonds of¬
fered May 6—-v. 187, p. 2050—were

bonds

LOUISIANA

Offerings—Bids will be

Bond Sale—The $385,000 bridge
bonds, offered May 8—v. 187, p.

sew¬

&

Corp.;

bonds.

Wapsie Valley School District
(P. O. Fairbank), la.
ceived until

improve-

Bradford &

(P.

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
19 for the purchase of

on

in¬

of Chicago; Chase Manhat¬
Bank, of New York; C. J.

Devine

Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

<Indiana

.

..

$1,500,000

both

office.

Bond

due
1978

.internal

June

1 from

Mapleton Community Sch. District,

2%s,

1973 to

from

Other members of the account:

inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the District Treasurer's

•

-

Dated June 1, 1958.
1959 to 1977

Nov.

on

1

inclusive;

Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust Co., Northern Trust
Co.,

ties

Nov.

on

June

on

1972

inclusive.

tan

from

1

1

inclusive;

ment paving, sewer and street
on

follows:

to

and

$2,-

June

on

1969

$1,200,000

opening

The $118,000
bonds offered

on

2.64%,

clusive.

—

as

Due

1959 to

Co., Channel* Securities Co., Mag¬
nus
& Co.,
and the Municipal

Moline, III.

2.16%,

2s.

to

1970

2,781,344.05

1967 inclusive.

jthe same time were awarded
Shaw, McDermott & Co., at a
price of 100.01* a net interest cost

21/2s, due

1959

June

from

to

Bond

3%s. Dated. Dec. 15, 1957.

v

1

at

Bargersville, Ind.

>

May

on

street, construction

District

group
composed of
Fox,
Iieusch & Co., Harry J. Wilson &

East

Due

.Additional Sale

Pleasant

INDIANA

schopl building bonds was sold
to Quail & Co., as
3s*. 3%s and

Bond Sale—The

4s.

Cutler, of Chicago.

Bond Sale—The $285,000 water¬
works revenue bonds offered May

$198,000

Due

1963 inclusive.

J-D. .1 from

Trauernicht, of St. Louis.

195,000

,

Fort

O.

Trauernicht,- of St. Louis.

,

ILLINOIS

Bond

from

Legality approved

'

.'

(P.

&

,

:

8

Co., - as 41As and 4M>s.
Dated April 1; 1958. Due on Jan.

40,000 • supplemental water supt
ply bonds.
•
12,500 Well at Moscow Cemetery
bonds.

No.

school, building bonds

the

revenue

disposal

sewage
'bonds.'

to

Community Unit

Bond Skle—An issue of
$56,000

mins, City Treasurer, will receive

on

t

about

$600,000 2%s, due
and

*

of

cost

sewage treatment
disposal facilities bonds:

a

$26,000 3s.*-Due on May 1, 1959
; ;
and 1960.
■
39,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from

a

$3,995,000

from

at

offered

2162—were

headed by the
&
Savings Bank,
price of 100.25, a

follows:

price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 3.86%, as follows:

30,000 2.40s. Due

Ed'wardsville), III.

.

Crim-

at
interest

bonds
p.

^

gan &

$6,776,344.05

group

Trust

from

Inc.,

The

—

a

Chicago,

12—v. 187, p. 2050—were awarded
Becker & Cownie,

to

1968 to

Madison County
School District

Harris

improvement

Dec. 1 from

on

1974 to 1977 inclusive.

v

awarded to

net

Bluffs, Iowa
Sale—The $117,000 street
bonds offered May

Sale

general obligation
May 13—v. 187,

Council

Bond

$88,000

500,000 2%s:-Due

by Burof Spokane.

Blair,

Bond

fin,

inclusive.

1

'

Bond

as

Legality approved

cham

sew¬

offered

IOWA

Dec. 1, 1972

on

and 1973..

fiscal
,

-•

1971

235,000 2.70s. Due
,

agency of the State in New York

City.

to

.

Treasurer's office, or at the option
of the holder, at the State Treas¬
urer's

bonds

$470,000
was sold to White-' May 8 — v. 187, p. 2050 — were
Phillips Co>*'and Negley, Jens & awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
Rowe, jointly, as 3V4s, 3V2s, 3%s and Share Corp., and Raffensperand 4s.;, Dated March
1,. 1958. Due ger, Hughes & Company.

fice.

(MST)

Wichita, Kansas

$220,000

revenue

hospital bonds

on

May 26 for the purchase of $80,000
general
obligation
hospital
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due- on. June 1 from 1960 to 1974 inserially in from 2 to 20 year§. clusive.' Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
able at the County Treasurer s of-- of St,. Louis.-:>*
;

••

Sale—The

works

age

59

Longmeadow, Mass.

v.

Bond

Town

Offering

—

Treasurer,

Zoe

Purdon,

will

receive

Financial Chronicle

T/tc Commercial and

Monday, May 19,

...

1958

30^(2276)

at the First

.sealed bids

Milk
a.m.

(DST) on May 28 for the purchase
jf $1,000,000 bonds, as follows:

$600,000 school project bonds. Due
V on June 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
400.000

bonds.
June 1 from 1959 to

Due

on

bonds

dated

eral

well-Phillips

bids

ible

at

until

bank

Mansfield, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000

2VzS,

.>asis

at

about

of

June

Dated

desig¬

company

Principal and interest payable at
Merchants National Bank, of

the

Boston.

Offering

Bond

Mich.

Louis,

carry

Due

(P. O. Roxford), Mass.
Sale — The
$2,250,000

1966

at

bank

a

(CDST)
chase

Due

trust company

or

composed of Kidder, PeaHarriman Ripley &
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,

^o.,

Tyson,

as

Dated

Medford, Mass.

■

Note Sale—The

ticipation

$500,000 tax an¬

offered

notes

awarded

the

to

May

13

1960

Middlesex

County National Bank of Everett,
it 0.669% discount. Due Nov. 20,
1958.

as

Mass.

Salem,

City Treasurer, will receive
bids
c/o
The
National

nan,

of July 1, 1968.

Certificate Sale—The

Bond and

1961

from

1

Bonds

clusive.

?963

inclusive.

Principal and in-

payable
Bank

Shawmut

the Merchants

the

at
of

-

change Bank & Trust Co., New

Boston, or at
Warren National

& Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 2.55%, as

Bank, of Salem, at the holder's
option.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.

follows: $120,000

MICHIGAN

Note

due

in

1980

and

12, Mich.

$25,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered May 8—v.
!87, p. 2051—were awarded to the
^irst National Bank, of Lapeer, at

Caseville

a

premium of $275.00.

Public

School

5s, due 011 June
1960; $480,000 2*4s,

and
June

on

1 from

District

due

Co., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.

on

June

1

from

1975

Bond

Offering—Paul

Den

Branden, City Clerk, will receive
tealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) 011
May 26 for the purchase of $345,000 general obligation water sup¬
1958.

Due

on

Oct. 1 from 1959 to

1978 inclusive.

Sale

disposal
the

cates offered

awarded to

a

Fenn

thereafter

are

Oct.

1, 1968. Principal and inter¬

est

(A-O)

trust

callable

as

—

The

revenue
same

group

$800,000
certifi¬

time

Stone &
Corp., Good-

Co.,

&

Securities

100.07,
2.72%,

a

on

June 1 from

120,000 2s. Due
1963 to 1965

on

June 1 from

inclusive.

120,000 21As. Due
1966 to

on June
1968 inclusive.

120,000 21/2s. Due
1969 to 1971

June 1 from

on

Mason, Mich.

Offering—Harry A. SpenCity Clerk, will receive sealed

(EST)
on
May 27 for the purchase of $185,000 water supply and sewage dis¬
posal

system

p.m.

revenue

Dated Jan.

bonds.

1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds




School District No. R-7

Due

1978 inclusive.

apolis.
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson County (P. O.

Minnesota

Offering—Mrs.

sealed

bids

James

until

8

F.
re¬

p.m.

(CST) on May 20 for the purchase
of $550,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
from

able

1961

to 1988 inclusive. Call¬

Feb.

1, 1967, and on any
interest payment date thereafter
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at any suitable bank desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott
on

(P. O.

Pascagoulm),

Mississippi
Bond Sale—The

$750,000 Chan¬
nel
Improvement bonds offered
May 13 — v. 187, p. 2164 — were
awarded to a group cbmposed of

White, Hattier & Sanford; New¬
man,
Brown & Co.; Arnold &
Crane; Lewis & Co.; Gates, Carter
& Co., and Phillips, Galpney &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.17%, as fol¬
lows:

1959

to

300,000 3s.

Due on June 1 from
1963

inclusive.

Due on June 1 from

1964 to 1973 inclusive.

Bergen County Sewer Authority

May
13
were
awarded to G. H. Walker & Co.,
offered

bonds

1

Nicolaus & Co., jointly.
Feb.
to
1978
inclusive.

1959

from

Hackensach), N. J.

(P. O.
Bond

Sale

The

—

$15,840,000

bonds offered

May

sewer

system

14—v.

187, p. 2052—were awarded

to

a

syndicate headed by Halsey,

Stuart & Co. Inc.,

Kuhn, Loeb &

Co., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 2.53%, as follows:

company desig¬
purchaser, subject $725,000 6s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
to approval by the Board of Edu¬
cation. Legality approved by
1,375,000 3 Vis. Due on Dec. 15
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
Louis.
5,290,000 3}2s. Due on Dec. 15

bank

a

trust

or

by

the

from

St.

Louis

sant

County,

Ferguson-Floris-

School District R-2

(P.

O.

8,450,000
-

from

Ferguson), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $650,000

school

1975

to

1980-inclusive.

3.60s. Due on Dec. 15
1990 tq 1997- inclusive.

Included,

in

the

underwriting

Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; John Nuveen &
1834
were awarded to a group
Co. (Incorporated );, Hallgarten &
composed of Blair & Co., Inc.,
Co.;
Wertheim
8c, Co.; A. G.
George K.
Baum &
Co., and Becker & Co.
Incorporated; Dean

bonds offered

May 14—v, 187, p.

group are:

—

a

price of par, a net interest cost
2.98%, as follows:

of about

$310,000 2qis. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.

120,000 3s. Due on Feb.
1971

to

1 from

1973 inclusive.

220,000 3Vss. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974

to

1977 inclusive.

MONTANA

Witter

& Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Company Incorporated; Gregory
& Sons; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Adams, - McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Bache & Co.; Baxter & Company;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Dominick
&
&

Dominick; Francis I. duPont
.Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &

Co.; W. H. Morton & Co. Incor¬
porated; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
Bacon,

Cascade County (P. O.
Great

Falls), Mont.

Brothers

Whipple
&

&

Co.;

Barr

Co.; Julien Collins &

Company; Goodbody & Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Company; The Illinois Company
Commissioners, will receive sealed Incorporated; King, Quirk & Co.
&
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on June Incorporated; Stifel, Nicolaus
5 for the purchase of $1,400,000
Company Incorporated; Van AlConvalescent Hospital bonds. styne, Noel & Co.
Bond

Offering

—

Otto Powell,

Chairman of the Board of County

$75,000 4s.

JERSEY

NEW

school

Bond Sale—The $475,000

Bankers Bond & Securities Co., at

Edina-Moringside Independent Sch.
District No. 273 (P. O. Edina),
Bond

on

$1,000,000 notes

13 were awarded to
National Bank of

Manchester, at 0.88% discount.

Farmington), Mo.

Dated May

May 1 from 1959
to
1969
inclusive. Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
& Marquart,
of Minne¬
1, 1958.

June 1 from

ceive

7:30

bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
20 for the purchase of $18,000 gen¬

inclusive.

280,000 2%s. Due
1972 to

on

1 from

of Detroit.

until

Indep. School District
No. 802, Minn.

eral obligation bonds.

.

St. Francois County, Farmington

nated

"

Clerk, will receive sealed

1962 inclusive.

p.m.

until 2

27 for the pur¬
building bonds.

Principal and interest payable at

OfferingPaul Lehman,

follows:

+

Merchants

of $315,000

to Piper,

Bond

as

bids

May

011

the

improvement bonds offered May
13—v. 187, p. 2164—were awarded

District

Richards, District Clerk, will

ny.
bids

Sale—The $35,000 sewage

Tintah

gen-

Manchester, N. H.
Note Sale—The

will

Dated May 1, 1958. Due on

price of

a

purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,

Bond

(CST)
chase

St. Michael, Minn.

net interest cost of about

Jaffray & Hopwood, at

company

■

sealed

receive

1,

bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,

Jaffray & Hopwood.'

$495,000

HAMPSHIRE

NEW

offered May

Schools,

of

Superintendent

1973; those due in 1980 are call¬
1, 1959.
Le¬
gality approved by Briggs, Gil¬

Bond

Sale—The

eral

Offering—Paul D. Rogers,

Bond

able beginning June

of

payable at a bank or
designated by the

are

Ray County School District No.
R-4 (P. O. Lawson), Mo.

in¬

of June

as

(P. O. Blair), Neb.

No. 1

Bond

„

Buhr,

1979

dated July 1,
callable as of July
are

obligation building bonds of¬
fered May 12—v. 187, p. 2052—
1,
1965. Principal and interest were awarded to a
group composed
(J-J) payable at the Commerce of Chiles-Schutz
Co., John Douglas
Trust Co., Kansas City. Legality
8c Co., Inc., Ellis, Holyoke & Co.,
approved by Stinson, Mag, Mc- and Dean Witter & Co.
Evcrs & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
and

1958

inclusive.

1980

1974 to

callable

are

were

composed of

body & Co., Allison-Williams Co.,
Inc., J. M. Dain & Co., and Piper,

Bonds due in 1969

and

in¬

to

from

Washington County School District

1978 inclusive.

bonds

The

and Stifel,

Certificate
sewage

Dated April 1,

ply system bonds.

1974

1978

to

1959 to

$100,000 1.40s, due on
1, 1962; and $100,000

?

April 1, 1962;. $200,000 1.60s,
due 011 April 1, 1963; $200,000
1.70s, due on April 1, 1964;
and
$400,000 1.90s, due 011
April I, 1965 and 1966.

1959 to

July 1 from

on

840,000 trafficway and boulevard
bonds.
Due on July 1 from

of St. Paul.

1959 to

Van

to

1959

due

clusive

clusive.

$160,000 6s. Due
Centerline, Mich.

1972

from
Bonds

inclusive; and $240,000 2.70s, due

Webster

Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
building bonds offered May 8—v.
187, p. 2051—were awarded to a
/Troup composed of Kenower, Mac.Arthur & Co., McDonald-Moore &

1 from

June

on

Phelps,

(P. O. Caseville), Mich.

;

1968

to

1961

Offering—Francis

Bond

to

1978 inclusive.

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
21
for the purchase of $125,000
sewage
treatment plant
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June

inclusive; $60,000 2.40s, due June
1, 1969; $120,000 2V2s, due on June
1, 1970 and 1971; $180,000 2.60s,

Sale—The

1V2%, plus

1959

I,

due

Almont Community School District
No.

Struthers

National York City, and Wood,

Due

in¬

1987

to

Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust $1,200,000 water utility revenue thereafter are callable as of June
and general obligation bonds of¬ 1,
1973.
Legality approved by
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
fered May 12—v. 187, p. 1944— Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber &
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May
20 for the purchase of $125,000 were awarded to a group com- Marquart, of Minneapolis.
oavement bonds. Dated June 1, posed of the First Boston CorStewart, Minn.
1958. Due on June 1 from 1959 to poration,
Chemical
Corn
Exterest

bonds.

1 from 1959

July

on

1.60s, due on April 1, 1963.
1,150,000 arterial highway bonds,
for $250,000 2s, due on April 1,
1961; $100,000 1.40s, due 011

public hospital bonds.

1,037,000

E. Boyle,

receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
26 for
the purchase of $600,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
June

1961;
April

4

protection

fire
011

due

1.40s,

•

1978 inclusive.

Minn.

District Clerk, will

on

.„IM

1978 inclusive.

Due

Offering4— L.

Bond

$50,April 1,
1962; $50,000 1.60s, due 011
April 1, 1963; $50,000 1.70s,
due on April 1, 1964; and $50,000 1.90s, due on April 1, 1965.
450,000 street resurfacing bonds,
for 3250,000 2s, due on April 1,

from

1

2,500,000 municipal airport bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
350,000

bonds, for $50,000

sewer

000

v.,.,,1959 tq 1978 inclusive.

Paul Indep. Sch. District

price of 100.01, a net interest
1.77%, as follows:

a

cost of about

2s, due 011 April 1, 1961;

inclusive.,,f

No. 622,

North St.

at

750,000 sanitary and storm sewer
bonds. Due on July 1 from

about 2.74%.

of

and Stern Brothers &

obligation $230,000

July

on

2164—

City Bank, or New York City,
Co., jointly,

al

1959 to 1978 inclusive.

basis

a

Agard,

400,000 street and avenue bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1978

price of 100.03,

a

Due

bonds.

$1,850,000 bonds

awarded to the First Nation¬

were

recreation

and

park

$193,000

p.

2%s, at

Duluth, Minn.

aealed

by

1944—were awarded to
Allison-Williams
Co.,
Inc.,
as
187,

v.

MINNESOTA

Bond Offering—Arthur T. Bren-

1969

1960 to

approved

$36,000 water
offered May 7—

bonds

revenue

Inter¬
est
J-J.
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
(The April 21
offering was canceled.)

Callable

from

the

for

4

June

011

Omaha, Neb.

offered May 12—v. 187, p.

p.m.

$6,070,000
general
bonds, as follows:

Board of
(MST) on

NEBRASKA

Bond Sale—The

(CST)
purchase of

2

until

bids

sealed

the

by

May 27 for the purchase of $20,000 school building bonds. Dated

July 1, 1958.

Director of Finance, will receive

Milaca, Minn.

inclusive.

1986

to

p.m.

May 22 for the pur¬
street improve¬
Dated April 1,1958.
1

received

be

Trustees until 7:30 p.m.

Mo.

Bond Offering—Rollin F.

re¬

7

Montana

Offering—Sealed bids will

Bond

site

Yates, Heitner & Woods.
Kansas City,

Sale—The

Bond

Due on July

July I, 1957.

from

1

until

Legality

E.

Leland

—

Holly, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
2 for the purchase of $1,800,000
school
site and building
bonds.

100.40, a basis

>s, at a price of
of about 2.95%.

were

&

Dabney

Townsend,

Offering

Bond

Boston,.George P.^'Fogg & Co., F.
Brittain
Kennedy
&; Co., .5 and

will

Clerk,

bids

Fergus County, Grass Range Highy
Sch. District (P. O. Grase Range),

187, p. 2164—
awarded to Blair & Co., Inc.,

M.

May 15.)

on

(P. O. Whitehall), Mich.

Bank,

National

dockland-Atlas

Clark

Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
(The
bonds were unsuccessfully offered

5

District No.

Lake School

were

and

$50,000

Jan.

011

—

(MST) on June 2 for the
of
$535,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.

purchase

bonds

purchase and improvement

sealed

p.m.

offered May 13—v.

Dorsey,

group

White

on

of

inclusive.

designated by the purchaser. Le¬
;chool bonds offered
May 14—
gality approved by Miller, Cany. 187, p. 2163—were awarded to
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
oody & Co.,

Village

sealed

ment bonds.

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able

Bond

Offering

Clayton, Mo.
$395,000

Sale —The

Bond

interest from
1, 1958 to May 1, 1959.

Mackie,

of Oct. 1, 1964.

as

of par.

extra 1%

an

ceive

Bonds due in 1956 and

callable

are

dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered May 8
—v. 187, p. 1944—were sold to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency, as 2%s, at a price

1985 inclusive.

Bond

1959 to 1966

1 from

Oct.

on

(P. O. Warrensburg), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $630,000

McKinley, Minn.

1, 1953.

Dated April

Fund bonds.

Nov.

Highway

Vehicle

Motor

$13,000

Central Missouri State College

In addition the entire issue will

Kenneth V.

—

■

inclusive.

1981

to

1970

-

sold to Lucas, Eisen &

65,000 3J,4s. Due on May 1 from

purchaser.

1982 to
St.

inclusive.

Regional Sch. District

1969 inclusive.

to

177,000 3.20s. Due on May 1 from

of

1968 inclusive.

June 1 from 1959 to

VJasconomet

1961

plant expansion bonds
Wacck-

power

was

of Trustees,
bids until 7

Board

the

receive

will

crlc.

a

$98,000 2.70s. Due on May 1 from

100.13, a Barnum, City Clerk, will receive
2.47%.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
1, 1958.
Due on 011 May 26 for the purchase of

price

a

trust

or

nated by the

tirport bonds was sold to the
First National Bank, of Mansfield,
\s

purchase of $200,000

$250,-

of

000

and Cald¬
price of

& Co.,
Co., at

net interest cost of about
3.18%, as follows.

7:30 p.m.

the

for

Na¬

Offering—H. T. Svvanson,

of

Clerk

issue

Sale—An

Bond

group

a

par,

(EST) on May 20
tax
;f Boston.
Legality approved by anticipation notes. Dated May 15,
dopes, Gray, Best,
Coolidgc & 1958. Due on Aug. 1, 1958. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
.tugg, of Boston.
Principal and interest paythe First National Bank

1958.

Hammill

son,

Superintendent Board of

Education, will receive sealed

a

10

Bond

Bethany, Mo.

p.

tional Bank, of St. Paul, Western
State Bank, of Marshall, Shear-

Offering—Ralph L. Muller,

Note

to

187,

American

the

of

composed

Muskegon Public Schools District,
Michigan

5—v.

awarded

2050—were

No.

revenue

sewer

May

offered

1959

Lodge County School District
(P. O. Anaconda), Mont.

Deer

MISSOURI

gen¬

1, 1958. Due on July
to 1968 inclusive.

July

from

1

Due on June 1, 1983.

45,000 3s.

Dated

from

330,000 3y4s. Due on June 1
1974 to 1982 inclusive.

Minne¬

of

Marshall, Minn.
$340,000

obligation

bonds

of Detroit.

Paddock & Stone,

1,

June

Miller,

by

approved

Marquart,

Sale—The

Bond

Legality
Canfield,

by the purchaser.

nated

&

apolis.

1970. Prin¬

1,

cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
bank or trust company desig¬

Assistant

are

of Jan.

as

a

inclusive.

1977

The

loan

sewerage

callable

Barber

and thereafter are

1971

National .due in

Bank, Municipal Division, 45
.itreet, Boston, until 11:30

Volume

187

Number 5743

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2277)
Bergenfield School District, N. J.
Bond

Sale

schoolf bonds

—

The

Aug.

$3,625,000
May
8—

offered

187,

v.

p. 1944—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., bidding $3,624,000 bonds, as 3M»s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.49%.

a

Other

of

members

the

Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Blair
Co., Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.;
First
of
Michigan Corporation;
Baxter & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
R. D. White & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
and Schaffer, Necker & Co.
East Orange, N. J.
Sale
The $4,395,000
offered

May 12—v.
187, p. 2052—were awarded to a
group
headed by the National

to

inclu¬

1983

Lebanon Central Sch. District

National

chants

Bank

of

Matta-

Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.

wan.

No. 1 (P. O.
Bond

Millville, N. J.
bonds

sewer

187,

v.

offered

May 13

2053—were awarded

p.

to

Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., and
Penington, Colket & Co., jointly,
as
2.90s, at a price of 100.17, a
basis of about 2.87%.

Neptune Township School District
(P. O. Ocean Grove), N. J.
Bond

Offering—Helen A. QuerSecretary of the Board of

ing,

New York City, N.

Chatham), N. Y.
—

Co.,

Buffalo,

Francis

White

I.

&

New

Traders

Trust

Roosevelt &

Cross,
R. D.

duPont

&

Co.,

&

Co., Kenower, MacArCo., and National Com¬
mercial Bank & Trust Co., Al¬
bany, as 3.20s, at a price of 100.88,

thur

&

basis of about 3.11%.

a

Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.rri.

(DST) on
May 27 lor the purchase of $1,885,000 bonds, as follows:

$1,285,000 Series A sewer bonds
200,000 Series B sewer bonds.
400,000
The

are "

1958 and mature
1959

bonds.

sewer assessment

bonds

to

1985

dated

on

May

1
May 1. from

inclusive.

Principa
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Edison Bank, Edison Township, or
at

the

Manufacturers

Trust

NEW

Glen Rock, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $238,000 gen¬
eral bonds offered May 13—v. 187

2164—were awarded to

a

group

composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co
Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., Bacon
Stevenson & Co., Bache & Co.
Rand & Co., and White, Weld &
Co., as 2.80s, at a price of 100.18
basis of about 2.77%.

a

Glen

Rock School District, N. J.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,662,000

bonds.

Juan County, Aztec Municipal
School District No. 2 (P.O.

San

Co.

City. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.

MEXICO

Bond Offering

Leon J. Staf

—

until

Bond

Hackettstown, N.J.
Sale—The $150,000 water
187, p

offered May 12—v.
2053—were
awarded
to

B.

Van Ingen & Co., Inc., as
*

a

price of 100.30,

3.57%.

a

3.60s, ai;
basis of about

,

Lenape Regional High Sch. District
(P. O. Med ford), N. J.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,100,000
school bonds offered May 14—
v. 187, .p. 2053—were awarded to
a
group headed
by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin
& Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co
Newark, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., John J. Ryan & Co
J. B. Hanauer & Co., Rippel &
Co., F. R. Cole & Co., and J. R
Ross & Co., as 4.05s, at a price
of 100.04, a basis of about 4.04%

2

Township School District
(P. O. Matawan), N. J.
Bond Offering—Harry Troller
Secretary of the Board of Educa
tion,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 26 for
the purchase of $905,000
school
bonds, as follows:
$200,000

bonds.

Dated

Aug.

1,

bonds.

Dated

Aug.

1,

1955.

705,000
1957.

fer,
ceive

Due

June 1 from 1959
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
Citizens Bank, Aztec. Legality ap
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher
man
& Howard, of Denver.
on

inclusive.

1968

The

bonds mature

annually

on

19, 1958. Due
and

interest

the

Lincoln

Bond

(DST)

on

Y.

Treasurer,

sealed
on

of

bonds.

City, N.

Offering—Herbert Schae-

Village

chase

Frederick

bids

May

May 1

clusive.

(M-N)

22

$200,000

Dated

May

from

for

re¬

2

p.m.

the

pur¬

water

system

1, 1958.

Due
1959 to 1978 in¬

Principal
payable

will

until

at

and

the

interest

Marine

Midland Trust Co., Johnson City.

YORK

NEW

Legality

Central Sch. Dist. No. 1

ard,

Offering—Mary M. How

District

sealed

bids

Clerk,

until

will

4

receive
(EDST)

p.m.

May 21 for the purchase of
$1,000,000 school building bonds
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Dec
on

1

from

1958

inclusive

1986

to

Principal and interest (J-D)
able

Keesville

the

at

pay
Nationa

Bank, in Keesville, or at the op
tion of the holder, at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New Yor
City. Legality approved by Van
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo
way, of New York City.
Dobhs Ferry, N. Y.

Bond Sale—The $50,500 genera

bonds offered April 10
p. 1592—were awarded
County Trust Co., White

purposes
—v.

to

187,

the

Plains,
100.10,

2Y4S, at a price of
basis of about 2.21%.

as
a

East Greenbush (P. O. East

Greenbush), N. Y.
Bond

Offering

Hughes,
receive

(DST)

Town
sealed
on

May

chase of $190,085
ment

bonds.

Due on Dec.

inclusive.

(J-D)

until

2

p.m.

28 for the pur¬
public improve¬
1, 1958.

Dated June

1 from

Principal

payable

Commercial

Albany.

Richard
Supervisor, wil

—

bids

the

at

Bank

Legality

1958 to

and

&

1986

interest

National

Trust

Co.,

approved

&

by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York

City.

(P.O.

Keesville), N. Y.
Bond

approved

Delafield

Ausable, Peru and Chesterfield

by

Chase Manhattan Bank and Asso¬

ciates, specified

a price of 100.769
net cost of 2.575%.
The sale marked the thirteenth

for

2.70s,

or a

by the City in the new
capital market since Comptroller

Bond

York (State of)

Sale

Gerosa

assumed

of¬

in Jan.

1, 1954, and brought
aggregate financing to $525,405,000. The previous sales: May
12, 1954, $79,200,000 cost 1.894%;
Nov.
4,
1954,
$21,555,000
cost
1.13%; Jan. 19, 1955, $65,200,000
cost 2.416%; Nov. 22, 1955,
$50,000,000 cost 2.658%; June 5, 1956,
$30,000,000 cost 2.795%; Sept. 12,
1956, $30,000,000 cost 3.278%; Feb.
1957, $25,150,000 cost 2.893%;
April 23, 1957, $30,500,000 cost
3.449%; Aug. 15, 1957, $40,000,000
cost 3.768%; Nov. 13, 1957, $36,500,000 cost 3.548%; Jan. 15, 1958,
the

~

$25,500,000
Feb.-

25,

2.12 %
$44,500,000

-cost

1958,

a n c

cost

Other

members

of

the

syndi¬

cate:

Bankers
Trust

Smith,

Trust

Co.;

Harriman

Co.;

Guaranty

Flfjst Boston Corp.;
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.

Barney

&
Co.; Halsey
Inc.; The First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago; C. J. Devine
&
Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Con¬

Stuart

&

Co.

tinental Illinois National Bank

Trust

&

Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.;
Shields & Co.; Mercantile Trust
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Kean, Taylor
& Co.; First of Michigan Corp.;
■
The First National Bank, Port¬
land; Clark, Dodge & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; Estabrook„. &
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross, Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Dominick
&
Dominick;
F.
S.
Smithers & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Wertheim & Co.; Robert Winthrop &
Co.; C. F. Childs & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson &
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Laidlaw
& Co.; Eldredge & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
& Co.;

Sykes,

Heckler

Galloway, of New York City.

&

$40,000,000

offered May 13—v.
2165—were awarded to a
cate

a

187, p.
syndi¬

headed

hattan

by the Chase Man¬
Bank, New York City, at

price

of

100.71,

cost of about

$24,000,000

Mental

bonds
Other

as

highway
2Vzs.

as

members

as

interest
follows:

Health

struction bonds

16,000,000

net

a

2.367%,

appearance

fice

The

—

bonds

con¬

2.40s.

construction
f

■

of

the

syndi¬
cate: Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New
York; C. J. Devine & Co.; Manu¬
facturers Trust Co. of New
York;
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern
New
York, Buffalo; Harris
Trust &

Savings Bank, Northern
Co., both of Chicago; Hall& Co.; Kidder,
Peabody
Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;

Trust

garten
&

Salomon

Bros.

Brothers

&

& Hutzler; Barr
Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; Philadelphia National Bank,
of

Philadelphia; Carl M. Loeb,
& Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; Hornblower & Weeks;

Rhoades

Mercantile Trust Company, St,
Louis; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;1"
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Shields &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Man¬

ufacturers

& Traders TrUst Co.,
Buffalo; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; B. • J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Adams, McEntee & Co.; Francis
I. duPont & Co.; Federation Bank
& Trust Co.; First of
Michigan
Corporation; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; Gregory & Sons, Na¬

Of

tional Commercial Bank

&

Trust

Co., of Albany; Reynolds & Co.;
State Bank of Albany;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Weeden
& Co.; Baxter & Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co., Inc.; Fidelity Union Trust
Co., of Newark; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;,Ernst &
Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; King, Quirk
& Co., Inc.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Frank¬
lin National Bank of Long Island,
Franklin Square; Glickenhaus &
Lembo;
New

York

Schwabacher

tional

Bank

Sterling
Co., of

Hanseatic
&
of

Corp.;
Co.; Peoples Na¬
Charlottesville;

National

Bank

&

Trust

New York;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Malon S. Andrus, Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Arnold and S. Bleichroeder; Bar¬
tow Leeds & Co.; C. F. Childs 5?
Co.; Courts & Co.; Elkins, Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Freeman & Co.;
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.; Ginther
& Co.; Charles King & Co.; Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.; Harkness &
Hill, Inc.; Hill, Richards & Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Na¬
tional Bank of Westchester, White
Plains; Penington, Colket & Co.;

Lockport, N.Y.
Manufacturers & Traders Trust
$499,000 public
improvement bonds offered May Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Rand
& Co.; Tucker, Athony & R. L.
13—v. 187, p. 2165—were awarded
to a group composed of the Ma¬ Day & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
rine Trust Co. of Western New Boland, Saffin & Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co., Inc.; The National City
York, Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co., both of Buffalo, Roose¬ Bank of Cleveland;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Third
velt & Cross, Inc., and R. D. White
& Co., as 2V2S, at 100.45, a basis National Bank in Nashville; The
Ohio Co.; F. W. Craigie & Co.;
of about 2.42%.
First Cleveland Corp.; McDonald
Massena, Louisville, Norfolk and & Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; Gin- and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Brasher Central School District
ther & Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Norwood, N. Y.
No. 1 (P. O. Massena), N. Y.
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Bond Sale—The $125,000 village
Bond Offering—John W. Horan,
Baker, Weeks & Co.; G. C. Haas office
building bonds offered May
District Clerk, will receive sealed &
Co.; Shelby, Cullom Davis &
8—v. 187, p. 2053—were awarded
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
Co.; Provident Savings Bank &
to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
21 for the purchase of $4,762,000 Trust
Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; as
3*/2s, at a price of 100.32, a
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Wins- basis of about
3.46%.
1, 1958.: Due on May 1 from 1959 low, Cohu & Stetson; Tileny &
to
1987 inclusive. Principal and
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Thomas Oneida County (P. O. Utica), N. Ym
interest
(M-N)
payable at the & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Co.; Wal¬
Bond Sale—The $4,035,000 pub¬
Northern New York Trust Com¬
lace, Geruldsen & Co.; Seasongood lic improvement bonds offered
pany, of Messena, or at the op¬ & Mayer; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
May 14 — v. 187, p. 2165 — were
tion of the holder, at the Marine
Byrd
Bros.;
Elkins,
Morris, awarded to a group headed by
Midland Trust Company, of New Stokes &
Co.; Penington, Colket & C. J. Devine & Co., as 2.60s, at
York City. Legality approved by
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; McJun- a price of 100.71, a basis of about
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & kin, Patton & Co.; Van Alstyne, 2.52%.
Noel & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; FabriAssociated in the offering are;
Galloway, of New York City.
cand & Co.; Arthur L. Wright & First of Michigan Corp.;
HornNew Rochelle, N. Y.
blower
& Weeks; Hallgaften &
Bond Offering—Anne N. Hughes, Co., Inc.;
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Director
of
Finance
and
City
McCormick & Co.; J. M. Dain & E. F. Hutton & Company;
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
Dick & Merle-Smith; Fitzpat¬
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May 21 Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Harold E. Wood rick, Sullivan & Co.; Trust Com¬
for
the
purchase
of $1,354,000
& Co.
pany of Georgia; Talmage & Co.;
various
purposes
bonds.
Dated
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from New York City Housing
Authority,
1959 to 1988 inclusive.
New York
Principal
Owego, N. Y.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Note Offering
William Reid,
Bond Offering—Paul L. Martin,
City Treasurer's office. Legality Cnapproved by SoRjvan.
5\C
t<v
*
'
:v
'-m.
Bond Sale—The

-

■

.

—

Vandewater,




Principal
payable at

Johnson

p.m.

the

—

Matawan

May

Rochester Trust Co., in Penn Yan

1, 1958.

to

bonds
offered
May
p. 2052 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc.; Blair &

bonds

clusive.

(MST) on June
purchase
of
$200,000
school building bonds. Dated June

for

building
13 — v. 187,

basis of about 3.04%.

Dated

March 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬

Legality approved by
ford, Clerk of the Board of Edu
D. Dugan, of Pen Yan.
cation, will receive sealed bids

school

Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Wm. E
Pollock & Co.; Adams & Hinck
ley, and MacBride, Miller & Co.
as
3.05s, at a price of 100.03, a

on

(M-S)

Aztec), N. Mex.

net interest cost of 2.528%. The
other bid, made on behalf of the

2.848%.

,

Bond Sale—The $25,000 fire ap¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (DST) on May 27 for paratus bonds offered May 15
v. 187, p. 2165—were awarded to
the purchase of $1,185,000 schoo
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due Roosevelt & Cross, as 2.70s, at a
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ price of ,100.13, a basis of about
clusive.
••
Principal and interest 2.65%, ,, .7„.
(M-N) payable at the Merchants
Jerusalem (P. O. Branchport),
Trust Co., Red Bank, or at the
New York
United
States
Trust
Co., New
Bond Offering—Edwin E.Evans
York City. Legality approved by
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of sealed bids until 1
p.m.
(EDST)
New York City.
on
May 19 for the purchase of
$50,000 highway construction

New York

p.

Haver straw, N. Y.

Secretapr of the Board of Educa¬

Township (P. O. Nixon),
New Jersey

a

Lawrence E.

Greece, Lakeshore Fire District
(P. O. 315 Times Square Bldg.,

.

Bond Offering—Andrew Muller

purposes bonds offered May
15—v. 187, p. 1945—were awarded

a

Western

of

of $2,913,000 notes.
10, 1958 and due on

June

New

ious

to

purchase

Dated

Sept. 12, 1958.

Y.

Manufacturers

Co.

the

Sale—The $47,300,000 var¬

York, Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,

composed of the Ma¬

group
Trust

Rochester 14), N. Y.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 4 for
Bond
Offering — Herman A.
State
Bank
of
Newark, taking
he purchase of $2,890,000 school Blind, District Treasurer, will re¬
$4,388,000 bonds as 2.80s, at a price building bonds.
Dated July 1, ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
of 100.16, a basis of about 2.78%.
1957. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
(DST) on May 22 for the pur¬
Other members of the syndicate:
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
chase of $64,000 fire apparatus
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, North¬ terest payable at the Asbury Park bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due
ern Trust
Co., of Chicago, Hemp¬ and Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury on April 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Reynolds & Park. Legality approved by Cald¬ clusive.
Principal and interest
Co., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬ (A-O) payable at the LincolnJ. B. Hanauer & Co., Van Deventer chell, of New York City.
Rochester
Trust
Co., Rochester.
Brothers,, Inc., Schmidt, Poole,
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High
Roberts & Parke, F. R. Cole &
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Rumson), N. J.
Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.,
way, of New York City.
Bond Offering—Beatrice Webb
Ewing & Co., and Heller & Meyer.

Edison

Bond

The

syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
as
2.60s, at a price of 100.444, or

a

rine

Sale—The $436,000 water

Bond
and

Sale

Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
York City.

New
'

$1,600,000
school building bonds offered May
15—v. 187, p. 2053—were awarded
o

—

bonds

1959

Ghent, Austerlitz, Chatham,
Canaan, Kinderhook, and New

syndi¬

&

school

from

payable at the Farmers and Mer¬

cate:

Bond

1

Principal and interest (F-A)

sive.

6%

.

•

.

■

-

The

('2278)

'62

(DST)

improvement bonds. Dated March
15, 1958. Due on Sept. 15 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
First

National

Legality

approved

Delafield

&

city..

Hawkins,

by

32,000

13—v. 187,

p.

New York City,
and Bache & Co., jointly, as 2.70s,
at a price of 100.65, a basis of
about 2.61%,
Rhinebeck, N. Y.
— Harold
Moss,
Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
-

Bond Offering

on
May 22 for the purchase of
$50,000 water bonds. Dated Jan. 1,

1958.

Due

1977

Jan.

on

inclusive.

from

1

1, 1967

June

Due on

•

Bond

bids

P.
re¬

City

of

the

will receive sealed bids until

office

the

at

Schuyler County (P. O. Watkins
Glen), N. Y.

$39,440

high¬
way equipment bonds offered May
12—v. 187, p. 2165—were awarded
to the Glen National Bank, of
Watkins Glen, as 3s, at a price of
100.12, a basis of about 2.95 %.
Sweden, Ogden, Parma, Clarkson,
Clarendon, Murray and Bergen
Central School District No. 1 (P.O.

Brockport), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Raymond E.
Daly, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
on May 21
for the purchase of
$120,000 bus garage bonds. Dated
May 1; 1958. Due on May 1 from
1959 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., in
Rochester. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City,

Fated June 1, 1958. Due

First

OHIO
Chillicothe

follows:

^

•

$255,000 6s. Due

on

April 1 from

1960 to 1963 inclusive.

425,000 2%s. Due

y

,

.,

on

April 1 from

1964 to 1969 inclusive.

310,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.

/

1,010,000 2%s. Due
j

on

April

1

from 1974 to 1983 inclusive.

City School District,
The

$2,000,000
school building bonds offered May
15—v. 187, p. 2165—was awarded
to a group composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., Paine,
Webber*, Jackson & Curtis, Pres—

bids

at

his

ajn.

office

in

Ra¬

(EST)

on

May

20 for the purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated June

1, 1958. Due

June 1 from 1959
to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and
Interest
(J-D)
payable at the

Chase

on

Manhattan

Bank,

York City.

of New

Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.




National

of Fairborn.

Bank

Township Local Sch. District
(P. O. Route No. 3, Zanesville),
Ohio

'V.
Bond Offering—R. L. Painter,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until July
the

for

1

$175,000

purchase of
bonds.
Dated

building
1959.

\

-

<

•

Jan.

1,

•

-

June 3 for the purchase

on

Inc.,

Co.,

basis of about 3.59%.

a

$57,400

Upper Arlington, Ohio

$6,650

assessment sidewalk

bonds.

1965

8,860

from

Due

inclusive.

bonds.

bonds

1959

to

Company, as 2V4S, at a price !of
100.27, a basis of about 2.16%.

1960

to

July

1,

V

bonds

1

dated

187,

9—v.

p.

X

Bond Offering—G. Fred

of

Director

1958. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
4.-X;*'

Madeira Exempted

May

awarded to The Ohio

Willowick, Ohio

■

^

are

offered

1946—were

■

bonds. Due from

1968 inclusive.
The

to

1959

from

Due

1966 inclusive.

41,890
r

Sale—The/$80,403 special
improvement

Bond

lows:

sealed

Martin,

Finance, will receive

bids until

noon

(DST)

on

May 21 for the purchase of $274,000

special assessment street im¬
June 1,

provement, bonds. Dated
1958.

Due

1968

Village School

Dee.

on

1 from 1959

to

inclusive.

Principal and In¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Lake
County National Bank, Paines¬
ville. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

District (P. O.

Cincinnati), Ohio
school
improvement bonds • offered May
8—v. 187, p. 1946—were awarded
to a group composed of Breed &
Harrison, Inc., Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati,
and Field, Richards & Cb., as 3s.
Bond Sale—The $503,000

OKLAHOMA

-

Adair, Okla.

>

Sale—The $40,000

Bond

water¬
May 8 were
Niles, Ohio
Bond Offering—Patrick J. Sul¬ awarded to a group eomposed of
livan, City Auditor, will receive R. J. Edwards, Inc., Calvert X&
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on CanfieJd, and the American Na¬
June 4 for the purchase of $71,- tional Bank, of Pryor.
*■
'
Due serially from 1961 to 1980
860 street improvement bonds, asbonds offered

works

'

cott &

Co.,

as

basis

a

Co., and John B. Joyce &
3s, at a price of 101.26,
about 2.88%.

of

Franklin County (P. O. Columbus),
Ohio
Bond

Cincinnati, Ohio
Sale

Bond

The

$13,375,000
bonds offered May 13—v. 187, p.
1946—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City, at a
price of 102.10, a net interest cost
of about 2.82%, as follows:

$4,000,000

—

Expressway
bonds

ment

improve¬

3s.

as

Redevelopment
bonds as 3s.
street improvement

3,000,000 Urban
improvement

2,400,000
bonds

3s.

as

975,000 sewer improvement bonds
3s.

as

3,000,000 water works improve¬
bonds

2-%s.

as

Associates in the offering group
are:Chemical
Corn
Exchange

Bank;

J.

Sale
The
$10,000,000
hospital facilities bonds
offered May 14—v. 187, p. 1946—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
—

county

Devine

Bank,
First

New

City,

York

National

2%s,

as

at

Bank

price

a

and the
Chicago,

of

of

100.17,

a

members

the

of

$35,560 bonds. Due
1959 to

1959

National

under¬

Trust

and

Bank

1968

to

June

Dated

Company of Chicago; Harris Trust
and Savings Bank; C. J. Devine
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Philadelphia National Bank; Mer¬
cantile
Trust
Company;
Trust

Oct:"1 from

Beaver, Okla.

1978 inclusive. *

36,300 bonds. Due

on

Oct. 1 from

inclusive- X :»V

'

1,

Twp. Local Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio
X'

Offering—Superintendent
F. Parsons

of Schools Harold

receive until
the

for

11

sealed

that

nounces

bids

(EST)

noon

be

June

$885,000

clusive.

were

Jan.

July

1

from

1960

to

1979

awarded

as

follows:

to

$336,000

water

ment

improve¬

works

bonds.

Due

191,000

Nov.

on

Due

on

1

sealed

(EST) on
of $55,235

bonds.

1

Dec.

on

Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1963

in¬

clusive.
Due

on

Nov.

1

from

1959 to 1963 inclusive.
The
1958.

bonds

are

Principal

July

and

interest

Legality

1,

approved

Squirer Sanders & Dempsey,

by

of Cleveland.

c

h

a e

Auditor,

bids " until

G.

1

will

County Indep. School
8 (P. O. Lawtoh),
Oklahoma
Bond" Offering — J. S. Kuptz,
Dist. No.

.

.

*

..

Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1:15

(CST) ' on May 21 for the
purchase
of
$550,000
building
p.m.

bonds.

Due from 1960 to 1963
."" '

in¬

;

Delaware, Okla.
Bond

-

Offering

—

C. R. Gooch,

Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
for

28

water

the

1958.

1,

Due
.

of

purchase

from

$25,000

Dated July

system bonds.

inclusive'.

1961

to

1972

.

Garfield County

Dependent School
Enid), Okla.
$25,000 school
building bonds offered May >7—
v. 187, p; 2054—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Enid,
as 214 s, at a price of par.
District No. 58. (P. O.
Bond

Sale—The

Latimer County.

Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wilburtdn), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 site and
building bonds offered May 6—
v.
187, p. 2055—were awarded to
the Wilburton "State Bank, in WilNo.

1

burton.

LeFlore County Indep. Sch. District
No. 20 (P. O. Panama), Okla.
Bond Sale
The $8,000 trans¬
portation
equipment bonds
of¬
fered May 6—v. .187, p. 2055—
—

,

.

were

.

awarded

to

Central

the

National

at

Bank, of Poteau, as 214s,
price of 100.12, a basis of

a

„

about

noon

May 28 for the purchase
bonds, as follows:
*, -

1

from

1959 to

1963 in¬

1

clusive.

2.21%.

-

Maysville, Okla.. •
Bond
Offering — Maude

L.

Cagle, Town Clerk, will receive

000

Due;
,

on

Dec.

1

.1963 inclusive.

The

bonds

bonds,

as

follows:

!

.

.

$25,000 water Works bends.

Due
from 1961 to 1965 Inclusive.

14,285 street improvement bonds.
from

1959

to

10,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
•

(

from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.

dated

June, 1,
1958. Principal and interest (J-D) Oklahoma County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 89, Okla.
payable at the Dollar. Savings &
Bond Offering—Bids will be! re¬
Trust Co.* Struthers. Legality ap¬
ceived until 10 ami. (CST) on May
proved by Squire, Sanders
&
22 for the purchase of $4,250,000
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
building and" equipment bonds.
Dated July 15, 1958, Due on July
UnioU Township Local Sch. Dist.
15 from 1960-to 197$ inclusive.
(P. O. Morristown), Ohio
Bond Sale
The $1,127,000 Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
school building bonds offered May able at the Liberty National Bank
12—v. 187, p. 1946—were awarded & Trust Co., of Oklahoma City, or
to a group composed of Hayden, at the fiscal agency of the State
are

>

-

.

—

office.

M i

.

dated

M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's

Comanche

>

Due

bonds.

—

City

com¬

paving $40,§50 special assessment street
from
improvement bonds. Due on May 20 for the purchase of $35,-

Nov.

sidewalk repair bonds.
Due on Nov. 1, 1959 and 1960.
34,900 storm and sanitary sewer

bonds to J.

Co.,

receive

10,700

habilitation Bond Fund No. 1
White &

Jr.,

1959 to 1968 inclusive.

construction

Offering

group

sealed bids until 7 pin. (CST) on

street

various

bonds.

Bond

Oreriic,

•

150,000 Municipal Incinerator Re¬
A.

$608,-

from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.-

group

of about 2.83%.

1968

36,000 motor vehicle equipment

composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
and Schwabacher & Co., as
3s, at a price of 102.22, a basis
a

1959.

1,

1 from 1959 to

600 bonds, as follows:

$730,000 General Expressways
bonds

Dated

Dec.

June 5 for the purchase of

500,000 Grade Crossing Elimina¬
tion Project No. 5 bonds. Due
on

bonds.

on

a

of

'

Parma, Ohio
of Georgia; First1 of
Bond Sale—The $1,763*000 var¬
Corporation; The Ma¬
ious purposes bonds offered Mqy
rine Trust Company of Western
14—v. 187, p. 1946—were awarded
New York;
to McDonald &
Co., and Ohio
Laidlaw & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
livan & Co.; Brown Brothers Har- Company, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 101.26, a basis of about 2.77%.
riman & Co.; Frantz Hutchinson
& Co.; E. F. Hutton & Company;
Pultney-Key Local School District
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Burns,
(P. O. Bellaire), Ohio
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
Bond Sale—The $480,000 build¬
Breed
& Harrison, Inc.; Joseph, Mellen
ing bonds offered May 13—v. 187,
& Miller, Inc.
p. 2054—were awarded to a group
eomposed of Ryan, Sutherland &
Lorain County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
Co., Win. J. Mericka & Co!, and
Bond Offering — Edward GawProvident Savings Bank & Trust
lik, Clerk of Board of County Co.,
Cincinnati, as 3J/2S, at a price
Commissioners, will receive sealed of
101.56, a basis of about 3.34%.
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
2
,Sheffield Lake, Ohio
for
the
purchase of $53,305
Bond Offering—Eleanor A. Piswater improvement special assess¬
Due

to

Bank of Beaver, First
National Bank, Beaver, and First
State Bank, Forgan.

posed

clusive.""5

X

,

will
on

of

purchase

building bonds.

an¬

awarded

were

of Gleveland.

Company
Michigan

ment

swim¬
ming pool bonds offered April 8

Painesville

Bond

Sale—The $60,000

Bond

1958.
Principal:
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Niles Bank
Company, in Niles.
Legality
approved - by
Squire,+

writing group are: Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank; Continental Illi¬
nois

on

Sanders & Dempsey,

basis of about 2.73%.
Other

inclusive.

follows:

kura, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids, until noon (EDST) on
inclusive. Principal and interest May 27 for the purchase of $110,(J-D)
payable
at
the County 000 fire station bonds. Dated June
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
Principal and
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
& to 1969 inclusive.
interest (J-D) payable at the Lo¬
on
June 3 for the purchase of Dempsey, of Cleveland.
rain Banking Co., in Lorain. Le¬
$800,000 bonds, as follows:
Lorain, Ohio
" :
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Bond Offering—Joseph J. Mit- ers &
$300,000 Expressway Plans Bond
Dempsey, of Cleveland. :
Fund No. 4 bonds.
Due on ock,
City Auditor, will receive
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬ sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Struthers, Ohio
f

1

sealed

on

Falls

Ohio

Sale

Bond

inclusive.
Associates in the offering are:
Dated July 1, 195.8.
Stone & Webster Securities
Principal
Corp.;
Reynolds & Co.; Interstate Secu¬ and interest (J-J) payable at the
rities Corp.; Carolina Securities City Treasurer's office. Legality
Corp.; and McDaniel Lewis & Co. approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
Jackson County (P. O.Sylva), N.C.
Bond Offering—W. E. EasterColumbus, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,010,000 bonds
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive offered May ll£-v. 187, p. 1946—

leigh until 11

(EST)

Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.

-

as

noon

inclusive.

June

—

Finance,

of

May 19 for the purchase of $26,general obligation swimming
pool bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968
000

Smith, Barney & Co.; C.
& Co.; The Northern
Trust Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
pn May 22 for the purchase of
$920,000 school building bonds. Bear, Stearns & Co.; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; R. S.
Dickson
&
Company,
Incorpo¬
on
from 1959 to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ rated; Wood, Struthers & Co.; F.
S. Slithers & Co.;
able at the County Trust Com¬
Hirsch & Co.; Fidelity Union
pany, in White Plains. Legality
Trust Company, Newark; Spencer
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York Trask & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
van & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.,
City.
Inc.; William Blair & Company;
Ernst & Company; Folger, Nolan,
NORTH CAROLINA
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Durham County (P. O. Durham), Wachovia Bank & Trust
Company,
North Carolina
Winston
Salem; Rockland - Atlas
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000 National Bank of Boston.
school building bonds offered
May
13—v. 187, p. 2054—were awarded
Columbus, Ohio
to a group headed by
Bond
Offering — Russell D.
Phelps,
Fenn & Co., at a price of
100.05, Drake, City Clerk, will receive
a net interest cost of about
2.74%, sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)

thian, District Clerk, will receive
a.m.
(EDST)

sealed bids until 11

Clerk-Director

May 29 for the purchase
of $60,000 fire house bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the

County Auditor, in Stanley, until

ment

White Plains City School District,
New York
Bond Offering — Eleanor Low-

Fairborn, Ohio
Bond Offering—John M. Strilch,

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

.

Miller & Co.,

special
assessment
water supply line bonds, as fol¬

basis of about 2.86%.

a

will

Auditor,

City

Martens,
ceive

101.25,

DAKOTA

Parshall, N. Dak.
Offering — William

and

gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.

.

1959

1959

Principal

Sale—The

1,

June

on

NORTH

interest (J-J) payable at the First
National Bank, of Rhinebeck. Le¬

Bond

Due

3s.

(EST)
of

Build¬
ing Addition Bond Fund No.
1
bonds as 3s, at a price of
101.15, a basis of about 2.87%;
and $80,000 Alum Creek Drive
Widening Bond Fund No. 1
bonds
as
3s, at a price of

.

Harriman Ripley &
Baxter & Co., Wm., J.
felder, Clerk of the Board
of Mericka & Co., Kenower, MacCounty Commissioners, will re¬ Arthur & Co., and Curtis House &
ceive sealed
bids
until 10 a.m. Co., as 3-4S, at a price of 101.52,

follows: $50,000 Safety

as

and 1968.

anty Trust Co.,

to

3.16%,

and 1960.

2053—were awarded to the Guar¬

".■y

about

of

Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pfliig-

Sweney Cartwright & Co., as

price of par, a net

a

cost

6s.

$8,000

;rV;'v%:

offered May

Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Bosworth & Co., and

Braun,

follows:

Peekskill City School District N.Y*
Bond Sale—The $415,000 school
bonds

Smith, at

101.68, a

130,000 bonds to Ohio Company,

2165—were awarded
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner

p.

interest

Wood, of New York

;

.

187,

Merrill

to

&

$40,000 water
bonds offered May 13

sewer

—v.

Owego.

of

Bank

Sale—The

Bond

and

3s, kit a price of
basis of about 2.81%.

as

Jacksonville, N. C.

/

May 21 for the pur¬
$58,000
Marvin Park

on

of

chase

Qpvi'inercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5743

187

Volume

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2279)

Cranston, R. I.
in New York City.
Legality ap¬ Due on June 15 from I960 to 1969
Bond Sale—The $700,000 bondsj
proved by 'Chapman & Cutler,, of inclusive. Principal and interest
offered May 13—v. 187, p. 2166—j
at
the
First National
Chicago. ;
.! payable
Bank,
Dunmore.
Legality
ap-: were awarded to a
group com-1
Payne County Dependent School
proved by Townsend, Elliott & posed of G. H. Walker & Co., First!
District No. 104 (P. O. Cashing), \
of Michigan Corp., Seasongood &■
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Oklahoma
; '■
Mayer, and J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Bond Offering—'Wilbur Hope,
Exeter, Pa.
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.53, a'i
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Bond Offering — Anthony B. basis of about
3.67%.
will receive sealed bids until 2
Mirra, Borough Secretary, will re¬
p.m.
(CST) -on May 20 for the ceive sealed' bids until 8 p.m.'
SOUTH CAROLINA
.

12—v. 187, p. 2055—were awarded
to

;a

Tulsa County
r

No.

Indep. School District
(P. O. 'Broken Arrow),

3

Oklahoma

.*

of the Board

.' "i

,

Bond Offering—,E. .L.

Clerk

Simmons,

of

Education,;

will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on May 22 for the
purchase of $.130,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1960 to 1967

the pur¬
.Greenville Memorial Auditorium
chase of $42,000 general obliga¬
Dist. (P. O. Greenville), S. C.
tion funding bonds.
Dated June
Bond Sale—The $75,000 public
15, 1958.' Due on June 15 from auditorium
bonds offered May 8—
1960 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
v.
187, p. 2055—were awarded to
and interest payable at the First
the Trust Company of Georgia, in
National Bank, of Exeter. Legal¬
Atlanta.
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
South Carolina (State of)
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond

Offering

County

Swan, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)

will

10

receive
(EDST)

a.m.

May

on

P.

until

A. Reed,

26 for the purchase of
improvement
bonds(
June 1, 1958. Due on June

$300,000
Dated

from

1959

'

to

inclusive.

1968

the; purchase of Principal.iand interest (J-D) pay¬
at
the
Gallatin
National
imp r o v ement able
1, 1958. Due Bank, of Uniontown. Legality ap¬
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬ proved by Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry
clusive.
Callable
at ; any
time. & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Lower Bucks County Sch. Authority
able at the City .Recorder's office.
(P. O. Langhorne), 'Pa.
Legality
approved 'by - Shuler,
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin,
of
19

May

on

for

$105,000 -street
bonds.

Dated

"

>-

....

187,

v.

V

Oregon •»- '
Sale—The, $14,748.90

Bond

187,

—v.

the

to

United.

Klamath

im¬

awarded

1946—were

p.

National

States

of Portland, as

Bank

*

bonds offered May' 12

provement

County,

2%s.

South

bonds

revenue

-

Coot Bay,

offered May 8—
2055^-!were awarded to

p.

Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 98.80, a net
interest

cost

of

about

$55,000 21//2s. Due

Suburban

Sanitary District (P. O. Kldmath
Falls), Ore.
i
<
Bond Offering—M. D. Gunder-

3.59%,

as

follows:

-

Aug. 1 from

on

1959 to 1965 inclusive.

•

50,000

3s.

Due

on

Aug.

1

from

-

•i

1966 to 1970 inclusive.
-

30,000 3V4S. Due

son,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 26 for
the purchase of $1,800,000 sani¬
tary system bonds. Dated-June 1,

Due

1958.

June 1,
est

June

from

1

Callable

inclusive.

1983

to

on

of

as

Principal and inter¬
payable at the County

(J-D)

Treasurer's

office.

^

1974

Legality

ap¬

eral

1

gen¬

1946—were awarded
United
States
National

187,

the

to

$246,000

obligation bonds offered May

8—v.

p*

Bank, of Portland,' and Blyth &
Co.] Inc., jointly, as follows:
$72,000

4s.

1959

Due

I from

Jan.

on

1964 inclusive.

to

on

Aug. 1, 1978.
Aug. 1, 1979

and 1980.

30,000 3.65s. Due
"\V.. and 1982.

on

Aug. 1, 1981

!']45,000 3:70s. Due

on Aug.
1983 to 1985 inclusive.

X*.

50,000 3%s. Due

on

1 from

The

$25,000,000
v. 187,

May

a

independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fort Worth), Tex.

by the Chase Man¬

hattan

and

Co.,

Bank

both

of

Bankers

New

York

follows:

City,

as

10,000,000

of

a

of

basis

Included

Ports

bonds

as

price of 100.462,

about

a

2.49%.

the

in

offering group
are: Smith, Barney &
Co.; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank; C. J. Devine & Co.; Wachovia Bank and
Trust
Company, Winston-Salem;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; F.
S.
Moseley & Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; A. C. Allyn and
Company Incorporated;
National State Bank, Newark;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co. Incor¬
porated; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Francis
I. duPont & Co.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; American Securities Cor¬
poration;
Andrews
& Wells, Inc.; Fed¬
eration Bank and Trust Company;
J.
A.
Hogle &
Co.; American
Commercial
Bank,
Charlotte,
N. C.; The South Carolina Na¬
tional Bank, Columbia; Hayden,
Miller & Co.; Julien Collins &
Company; ■ Ernst
Company;
Baker, Watts & Co.
•

$65,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered May 14
were
awarded to

man-Pollok

Bond

Offering

—

Co.,

1959

to

13,000 4s. Due
1969

to

1974

to

64,000 4V2s. Due
The
1958.

to

Interest

Ridley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Pennsylvania

can

Little

&

Co., 105 South Market St., Jackson.

bids

until

re¬

7:30 pm.

able

1983

*

inclusive. Call¬

of May

1, 1968. Principal
and interest ,(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office or at .the
as

State's fiscal agency in New York

City. Legality approved by Water,
& Shefelman, of Seattle.

Roberts

Legality

Benton

County Fire Protection Dist.
(P. O. Prosser), Wash, s

No. 1

dated March

1,

ap¬

Warrant Offering—C. W.

County

Treasurer,

will

sealed bids until 4 p.m.

Nessly,
receive

(PST)

on

May 19 for the purchase of $50,000
general obligations warrants.
Texas
Dated May 1, 1958. Due aver a
Bond Offering —H. O. White- period of 6 years. Principal and
hurst, Superintendent of Schools, interest payable at the County
Groesbeck

will

Independent Sch. Dist

receive

sealed

bids

until

8

(CST) on May 20 for the
purchase of $145,000 school build
ing bonds. Dated June 1,1958. Due

p.m.

June

on

1

clusive.

from

1959

Bonds

thereafter

due

to

in

callable

are

1988

1979
as

in¬
and

of June

1,

1978.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Missouri

City Indep. Sch. District,
Texas

Bond Sale—An issue of

schoolhouse

bonds

$150,000
to

sold

was

Moroney, Beissner & Co., as 2.80s
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
from

1

to

1959

1968

able

the

at

Commerce,

approved
&

Bond

National

in

of

Bank

Legality I
Vinson, Elkins,

Searls,

of Houston.

—

by
Spokane.

Ernest Meyer,!

office.

Legality ap¬
& Blair, of

Burcham

Chelan

County, Monitor Sch. Dist•
(P. O. Wenatchee), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $89,000 general
obligation bonds offered May 12—
v.
187., p. 2056—were sold to "the
State, as 3*4s, at par.
No. 9

Grays Harbor County, Wishkah
Valley School District No, 117
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $80,800 build¬
ing bonds offered May 8—v. 187,
p.
1948—were sold to the State
of

Washington,

as

3.20s, at

a

price

of par.

Island County, South Whidbey
Consol. School District No. 206

(P. O. Coupe ville), Wash.
Sale
The $130,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
12—v. 187, p. 1948—were awarded
Bond

to

Arthur, Tex.

Offering

proved

pay¬

Houston.
by

Treasurer's

inclusive

Principal and interest (J-D)

—

the

Everett

Trust

&

Savings

Bank, Everett.

will receive sealed! King County, Southwest Suburban
a.m.
Sewer District (P. O. Seattle)9
(CST) on May
purchase of $448,000
Washington
Bond Offering—Robert E. Lee,
general obligation bonds. Due on,
Clerk,

bids until

11

Port Arthur.

details

sealed

(PST) on May 28 for the purchase
$1,000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Dated May (, 1958. Due on
May A

March 1 from

M-S.

!J

berg, City Comptroller, will
ceive

proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.

City

H.

WASHINGTON

Aberdeen, Wash.
Bond Offering — Victor Lind-

inclusive.

are

187,,p. <2167 — were
Lyons & Shafto, as

v.

to

2.70s.

March 1 from

on

1987

bonds

inclusive.

C.

March 1 from

on

—

from 1960 to

1978 inclusive.

basis of about 4.45%.

from

on

—
The $75^000 water
improvement bonds offered

14

of

1973 inclusive.

Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
as^^s^at a price of 100.33, a

Additional

May

from

on

15,000 4V4S. Due

29

obtained

1

1963 inclusive.

County Judge, will receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of
$292,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1958. Due from 1959 to 1978
be

March

March 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.

Smithville),

Homer Mur¬

follows:

as

on

10,000 3%s. Due

Port

phy,

Bond. Sale
works

sold to Eddle-

was

$8,000 3s. Due

TENNESSEE

Tennessee
Bond Sale—The

building bonds

O. White River

Junction), Vt.

Indep. School District, Texas

Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000

Weems

DeKalb County (P. O.

Hartford (P.

awarded

Sale—The

1979

about 2.05%.

Stae

,2.55s, at

•.

Cove

•

basis

;■

$400,000 school
building bonds offered May 12—
v. 187, p. 2055—were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.

Trust

$15,000,000 State highway bonds
as 2.10s, at a price of
100.248,
a

Bond

syn¬

dicate headed

Aug. 1 from

Pittston School District, Pa.

-

.

/

Sale—The

on

1986 to 1988 inclusive.

County. School Distrnct No. 52
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.

Bond

Aug. 1 from

1977 inclusive.

to

15,000 3.55s. Due

Rankin, of Portland.

Lane

on

30,000 3.60s. Due

proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&

Aug. 1 from

1971 to 1973 inclusive.

55,000 3V2S. Due

1960

1969.

on

—

14 —
2055—were awarded to

July

Portland.

Sale

offered

bonds
p.

W.

—

Controller,
bids

sealed

Baker, Ore. " —
Marcus

for

I.: r~ Pennsylvania
Bond

Bond Offering

3

Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),

inclusive.

OREGON

June

on

VERMONT

Under¬

Birdville

*

(EDST)

of

wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,,Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston &
Curie, and King, Nelson Co.
j

_

purchase of $5,000, transportation
,equipment ibonds. Due in 1D6L

composed

group

63

for

the

May 1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of

District

Secretary*

will

receive

sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
June 3 for the purchase of

Legality approved by $175^000 general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July I

Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
of Houston.

from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬

..

36,000 2%s. Due
1965

36,000

to

3s.

1968

inclusive. "'1

1967

Due

Jan.

on

from

1

Jan/1 from

on

to 1978 inclusive.

Washington County- School District
No. 107 (P. O. 17770 S. W.,

Blanton, Aloha),
Bond

Acting
Secretary
of
the
Board of Township Commission¬
ers,, will receive sealed bids until
8,p.m. (DST) on June 4 for the
purchase of $150,000 general obligation improvement bonds.
Dated June
15

O.'ei

Offering—Ethel Parr, Dis¬

from

15, 1958. Due

1959

to

on June
inclusive.

1988

Principal and interest payable at

the Philadelphia National Bank,
sealed
Chester.
Legality
approved
by
Majr
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
23
for the purchase of $101,000
Philadelphia.
general obligation bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
Souderton, Pa.
1959 to
1978 inclusive. Principal
Bond Offering—Elaine G. Fredand interest (J-J) payable
the

trict
bids

Clerk,

until

will

receive

8* p.m.

(PST)

on

at

County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler," Sayre,
Winfree

&

Rankin,

Portland.

of

(The April 28 offering
celed.)

was

can¬

erich, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive

sealed

bids

until

7:30

p.m.

(EDST) on June 4 for the pur¬
chase of'$125,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds. Dated June 15, 1958.
Due

June 15 from 1959 to 1983

on

inclusive.

Corry School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general

bonds
p.

offered

2055

—

were

Bonds due in 1969 and

thereafter

PENNSYLVANIA

obligation school
May 12 — v. 187,

are

callable

of June

as

15, 1968.
Principal and interest
payable at the Union National
Bank

Trust

&

Co., of Souderton.

approved by Townsend,
& Munson,
of Philadel¬

Legality

awarded to the First Seneca Bank

Elliott

&

Trust

phia.

at

a

Co.,

price

about

of

Oil

City,

100.15,

a

as

2%s,

basis

of

2.34%.

RHODE
Central

Dunmore, Pa.
Bond

Offering—James E. Hen-

nigan, Borough Secretary, will
receive

(DST)
chase
tion

sealed
on

of

bids

Mav

$49,000

bonds;

27

until

for

8

the

p.m.
pur¬

general * obliga¬

Dated June

15, 1958.




Henderson

Bond Offering—Gordon L. Gar-

Bond

Sale

ISLAND

Falls,

—

The

R.

I.

$150,000 re¬

offered May 14—
v.
187, p. 2166—were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., as 3.90s, at a
price of 100.42, a basis of about

funding

3.85%.

County (P. O.

Lexington), Tenn.

ling,

1970 inclusive.

to

102,000 3 tys. Due
1971

Jan; 1 from V

on

Bond Offering—Elmer L. Stew¬

art,

County

Judge,

Texas College

of Arts and
Industries (P. O. Kingsville), Tex.
Bond

able after

years

from

date of

(J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's

Offering—Robert C. Eck-, office

will receive
(CST) on

10

issue. Principal and interest

or

at

the

State's

fiscal

hardt, Secretary of the Board of agency in New York City. Legality
Directors, will receive sealed bids approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
June 3 for the purchase of $600,- until 9 a.m.
(CST) on May 27 for & Horowitz, of Seattle.
000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, the
purchase of $400,000 Student.
1958. Due from 1959 to 1974 in¬
Family Apartment revenue bonds.
King and Snohomish Counties,
clusive.
Further details can be Dated
Bothell Joint Sch. Dist. No. 46
April 1, 1958. Due on April
obtained from C. H. Little & Co., 1
from
1961
to
1998
inclusive.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
105 South Market Street, Jack¬
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
son.
able at the Bank of the Southwest, County
Treasurer, will receive
Houston.
Legality approved
by sealed bids until 11 am. (PST)
Lexington, Tenn.
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of .on May 28 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Dallas. (The Federal Housing and $250,000 general obligation bonds.
industrial building bonds was sold
Home Finance Agency has agreed Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
to C. H. Little & Co., as 5s. Dated
to purchase the bonds as 3s.)
1
from
1960
to
1973 inclusive.
March 1, 1958. Due on March 1
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
Van Horn, Texas
able at the County
Treasurer's
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Bond Sale—An issue of $208,000 office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
water
works and
sewer
system ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Louis.
improvement and refunding rev¬ Seattle.
enue bonds was sold to Rauscher,
Morristown, Tenn.
Moses Lake, Wash.
Bond Offering—Town Record¬ Pierce & Co., and Municipal Se¬
Bond Sale—The $230,000 gen¬
er
Charles E.
Smith announces curities Co., jointly, as follows:
eral obligation bonds offered May
that sealed bids will be received $105,000 414s. Due on March 15
13—v. 187, p. 2056—were awarded
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
until 1 p.m. (EST) on May 27 for
to Foster & Marshall.
the purchase of $200,000 school
103,000 5s. Due on March 15 from
bonds. Dated Mav 1, 1958. Due on
1975 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
Pierce County Sch. Dist. No. 417
due
in
1979
and
thereafter
May 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
are
callable as of March 15,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
1978.
payable at the Irving Trust Co.,
eral obligation bonds offered May
of New York City. Legality ap¬
The bonds are dated March 15, 8—v. 187, p. 1948—were awarded
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of 1958. Principal and interest (M-S) to McLean & Company.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.

Chicago.

payable
tional

bonds

.

TEXAS

Sale—The $200,000

improvement bondk offered

the
of

Mercantile
Dallas.

Na¬

Legality

approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas. (This report

Alice, Texas
.Bond

at

Bank

street
May

Bellingham (P. O,
Bellingham), Wash.
Sale —The $300,000 gen¬

Port of
Bond

supntements that given in v. 187, eral obligation improvement bonds
offered May 13—v. 187, p. 1948—
2167.)

p.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, May 19, 1958

.

(2280)

G4

1, 1958. Due
June 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬

bonds.

on

Mukilteo Sch.

County,

Dated June

rities

WYOMING

Witter & purchase of $550,000 Dean School

awarded to Dean

were

Co.

School District
(P. O. Cokeville), Wyo.
Sale—The $275,000 school

Lincoln County
No. 5

Corp.,
Royal
Securities
and the Royal Bank of
Canada, at a price of 96.23. Due
on
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬

Corp.,

Waterloo, Ontario
Debenture

Sale

An

—

issue

of

$398,405 5% debentures was sold
to Bell, Gouinlock & Company.

interest
Bond
Marshall & building bonds offered May 6— clusive. Interest A-O.
Sillery School Commission, Quebec
Ilsley Bank, Milwaukee. Legality v. 187, p. 1836—were awarded to
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
ONTARIO
1
Bond Offering—Verne Sievers,
approved by Chapman & Cutler, Coughlin & Co., and the Stockschool bonds was sold to La ComSault Ste. Marie, Ontario
County
Treasurer, will
receive of Chicago.
pagnie de Valeurs en Placement,
growers National Bank, of Che¬
jsealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
Debenture Sale
An
issue of at a
price of 97.29, a net interest
yenne, jointly.
LaCrosse, Wis.
on
May 28 for the purchase of
$674,259 5% debentures was sold cost of about 4.79%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $525,000 corpo¬
to McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
$120,000 general obligation school
Natrona County High Sch. Dist.
fconds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on rate purpose bonds offered May 8
and Mills, Spence & Co., jointly,
$109,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
June 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. —v. 187, p. 1836—were awarded
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Robert L. Ras- at a price of 100.13. Due on May
Snohomish

District No. 6

clusive.

(P.O. Everett),

Principal

and

(J-D) payable at the

Washington

—

_

bonds

The

to

10

after

callable

are

the

Company,

Northern Trust

nic, Secretary of Board of School
issue. Principal of Chicago, and First of Michigan Trustees, will receive sealed bids
payable at the Corporation, jointly, as 2s, at a until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on May 26
County Treasurer's office. Legality price of 100.38, a basis of about for the purchase of $390,000 school
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson 1.93%.
building
bonds.. Dated June
1,
years from date of
end interest (J-D)

Horowitz, of Seattle,

&

Merrill, Wis.
Bond Offering — Robert Klug,

Tacoma, Wash.
Sale—The

$500,000 reve¬
bonds offered May 12—v. 187,

Bond

City

will

Clerk,

receive

sealed

Due

1958.

1967

on

1959 to

June 1 from

inclusive.

Principal and in¬

(J-D) payable at the Coun-f

terest

ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
(CDST) on May
by Tallmadge &
Tallp.
1948—were awarded to F. S. 28 for the purchase of $485,000 proved
mad ge, of Denver.
Sinithers & Co., at a price of 98.79, corporate purpose
bonds. Dated
a net interest cost of about 2.21%
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
nue

1959

$200,000 1*2S. Due on July 1 from
1959

First

oil July 1, 1964

200,000 2s. Due

of

Toll Bridge Authority

(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Appoints Financial Consultants
Barney

Co.

&

of New

York, N. Y., and McLean & Com¬
pany,

Inc. of Tacoma, Wash., have

been

appointed

Financial

Con¬

sultants to the State of Washing¬
ton Toll Bridge

Authority in con¬

nection with the financing of the

Puget Sound Bridge.
bridge will connect
mainland at a point south of

proposed

The proposed
the

Seattle with

the rapidly

growing

Kitsap Peninsula. The Authority
anticipates issuing some $200,000,000 of bonds for construction of
the bridge and its
to

certain

refund

approaches and
of

outstanding

ity's

the Author¬

bonds

revenue

issued for related projects in

the

According to
preliminary studies prepared by
Porter,
Urquhart, McCreary
&
O'Brien,
Consulting
Engineers,

Puget Sound Area.

estimated

the

the.

of

*

construction

bridge

new

costs

its

and

ap-

proaches' would approximate
$121,000,000... It is expected that
legislative action will be necessary to
provide some means of
financial assistance to supplement
the

prospective toll revenues from
project.

the

Whatcom

County, Ferndale School

District No. 502 (P.O.

Bellingham),'

Washington
Bond Sale
The $848,212 gen¬
—

eral

obligation building bonds of¬
fered May 9—v. 187, p. 2056—
awarded

were

the

of

posed

to

a

group

National

com¬

Bank

of

Commerce, in Seattle, Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., McLean & Co., Inc.,
Seattle

Trust

Seattle,

First

&
Savings Bank,
Washington Corp.,
and Chas. N. Tripp & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about

r

3.07%.

follows:

as

$100,212 3s. Due on June 1
*1960 to 1962 inclusive.

.•>

from

,

2%s.

234,000
from

136,000

1963

Due

3s.

Due

1969 to

1971

98,000 3%s. Due
and

1968

to

on

1

inclusive.

June

1

from

inclusive.
on

June 1, 1972

1973.

280,000 3.20s. Due
1974

.

June

on

to

1978

on

June 1 from

inclusive.

Whatcom County, Nooksack Valley
School District No. 506 (P. O.
'

Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school

building
*

vr

187,

p.

bonds offered May 5—
1948—were sold to the

State Finance Committee, as 3.20s,
at

a

price of

par.

■

.

WISCONSIN
Brown

Deer

School

and

District

River Hills

No.

1

(P.

Joint

O.

Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Offering—H. H. Hartztell,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
..

bids' at the office of \ron Briesen
& Redmond, Attorney for the Dis¬

trict, 411 Brumder Bldg., 135 West
Wells Street, Milwaukee
3, until
2 p.m. (CDST) on.
May 28 for the




Principal

(J-D; payable at the

National

Bank

the Citizens American

and 1967.

—Smith,

inclusive.

1978

of

If.

Merrill.

Bank, both

Legality approved by

Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

CANADA
NOVA

Chicago;

fl

SCOTIA

1959

to

1978

inclusive.

Bond

1969

Stratford, Ontario
Debenture

$105,000 5%
to

Bell,

Sale

—

issue

An

debentures

was

Due

on

1972

inclusive..

Interest

of

town

bonds

was

sold to

a

—

An

issue

of

$90,000 5V4% debentures was sold
to R. A. Daly & Company, at a
price of 100.26.
Due on June 1
from

1959

to

1978

inclusive.

group

composed of the Dominion Secu¬

Sale

—

An

issue

of

$2,376,621 5% debentures was sold
to Mills, Spence & Co., and Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., jointly.

May 1 from

Interest M-N.

Bond

Laurent, Que.

Sale—An issue of

000 municipal

A-O.

Wiarton, Ontario
Sale

on

1978 inclusive.

QUEBEC
St.

was

Debenture

to

sold

Gouinlock & Company.
April 15 from 1959 to

Debenture

Sale—An issue of $50,000

66,000 4^s. Due

Dated May 1,1958.

Windsor, Ontario

New Waterford, N. S.

at the Lincoln County Bank, or at

and 1965.

100,000 2%s. Due on July 1,1966

Washington

to

and interest

1963. inclusive.

to

from

bids until 1 p.m.

follows:

as

1

Interest M-N.

sold

on

$1,680,improvement bonds
9 to a group

May

composed of Nesbitt, Thomson &

Co., Belanger, Inc., Gairdner, Son
&
Co.,
Geoffrion,
Robert
&
Gelinas, Inc., W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., and Credit
Anglo-Francais. The group paid
a price
of 97.49 for the issue as
4V2S, a basis of about 4.78%. Dated
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
1959 to

1978 inclusive.