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MONDAY
N
May 23
ISSUE
In 2 Sections
■-j
""si/less
Section 1
—
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
VoMme 187
Number 5745
New York 7, N.
Y.,
Monday, May 26, 1958
Price $1.25
Copy
a
News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
MISCELLANEOUS
for
cargo
ACF-VVri^ley
Stores, Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately—
This corporation, it was
announced
on
May 22, has
placed privately with
institutions, through Allen & Co.,
$4,000,000 of promissory notes due Nov.
2, 1971.--V. 187,
.
.
INSURANCE
-
2217.
p.
servos
1957
In This Issue
;
claims
operations
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up
3 Months Ended
March 31—
£
•
1958
Sales
belore
Provision
Net
Income
for
,axes—j
Federal
and
income
taxes
4,676.000
per
common
187, p.
The
$1.16
has
Act
shares
Co.—Merger With
issued
stockholders.
the
connection
Under
the
Investment, the
the
State
liabilities
Street
of
of
exemption
Issuance
of
a
of
under
State
personal
of
agreement
latter
will
Adams.
Investment
the
shares
of
Formerly
Montreal
shareholders
and
will
Ehd'ed
Mar.
31—
1958
income.
—
V.—_
_
This
39,048
corporation
has purchased
Equipment
Corp.,
100';
Hartford,
of
the
Conn.,
undisclosed sum.
"The new acquisition will
be known
of Advance
Industries, Inc., and will
large
and
service", in the
small
44
45
Allied
Chemical
elected
was
below.—V.
&
Perlocl End. Mar. 31—
35
1958—Month—1957
-Earnings—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
■<
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$257,224
$326,437
$799,827
Railway
opcr.
expenses.
265,780
163,352
'584,769
*$8,556
$163,085
$215,058
*71,565
35,811
*21,177
operations
way
Net
103,261
General Corporation & Investment
News-Cover
State and City Bonds Offerings
Dividend)) Declared and Payable.
Foreign Exchange
Rates
Reserve
Net
income
48
Net
before Federal
taxes
1957
$6,111,032
*159,931
Net
per
Cr84,372
408,579
$392,322
Nil
.
$0.52
share (on 747,373 shares
at March 31, 1958)
common
as
loss.—V.
186, p. 2045.
Dec. 31,'57
$8,826,395
$17,120,431
$20,928,660
264,091
651,277
2,905,206
200,000
150.000
350,000
The*company on May 8 filed a letter of notification
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
1,603,000
at
—
187,186
114,091
301,277
1,302,206
share—
Fed.
taxes
inc.
Net
$0.16
$0.10
$0.26
$1.13
(est.)—
earnings
•Earnings
per
SELECTED
i
BALANCE
SHEET
1958
Mar-
Working
capital
Current
ratio
Stockholders'
—
—
•Based
paid in
shares
the
1957.
The
pared
—V.
of
p.
11,439,068
2.44
Net
11,363,670
to
1
capital
assets
of
1,156,944
1.101,852
at
as
March
of
the end
of
31,
the
a
%5f,'o
fiscal
to
foreign
income
$46,243,507
8,568,250
taxes
stock
snares
Sept.
ago
outstanding
3.08
was
year
on
30,
to
Sept.
dividends
during
the
(based
respective
on
number
average
1
30,
Operating
Operating
periods).—V.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
revenue
$20,756,000
187.
taxes
Operating
com¬
Other
income
income
$3,066,000
—
Preferred
$3,746,000
Gross
Dr48,000
26,000
Dr50,C00
Int.
etc.
Net
$3,696,000
$2,901,000
435,000
947,000
851,000
$2,540,000
$1,911,000
$2,749,000
CANADA...
Net
51,000
51,000
101,000
101,000
broadcasting
income
Earns,
Canadian securities
Research
other
are
investors
invited
Department for
to
owning
consult
—V.
per
187,
opinion
as to
A copy
of our current Monthly Bulletin
will be mailed
upon request.
States
All
the
revenue
Net
$1,860,000
$2,648,000
capital
86,200
4,145,809
for
the
second
$0j40
$0.45
'
$0.41
quarter
are
not
known
yet,
the quarter is currently run¬
$2.69
$2.01
$2.86
and
of
at
t.ieatre
last
the
business
for
despite
strong competition and present eco¬
Goldensou, "President, reported to stock¬
meeting ox the company on May 20.—V. 187,
year,
Leonard
annual
H.
Months
Ended
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
March 31—
1957
s
$2.11
1938
$
$1,949,000
Sales
Net
Ross, Knowles & Co. LtJ.
the
of Canada
If
WEST—TORONTO, ONTARIO
the
$13,216,000,
disclosed
of
Inc.
of
corporation
P.
on
M.
and
an
Thdhias,
April
$1,099,000
23
was
and represents
$664,000.
an
and
$14,107,000
were
company
in
also
President,
the
the
increase
its
and
rentals
profit after cliaiges
and
annual
highest
65',c
of
1957,
of
assets
Nov.
12,
and
James
report.
in
per
220,137,507 213,083,645
7,056,773
7,498,907
and taxes
share—_
common
$0.41
$0.43
1957
same
would
have
preferred
basis
Revision
of
been
stock.
for
S.
-
rights
of
All
confidence
sidered
Pedler,
t
about
sions
history
the
its
in
$1.61
This
had
been
after
in
effect
for
Its
President,
future
the
firm's
and
by
the
told
in
stockholders
the
fact
outlook
that
no
for
that
the
business
reductions
are
company's
generally is
being con¬
original planning for 1958 capital expenditures of
He
1956
completing
Alabama,
net
new
phase
name,
pur-
,
Freight,
Inc.
a
can
said
tnat
this
investment
will
of
new
large Marathon Division pulp
a
include
provi¬
Dixie
Cup
Division
manufacturing
and paper mill In
plant in
Kentucky,
plant in Texas and completion of installations in the current
the
coil
company's
processing
The
program..
latter
will
(
include
the
machinery
525,000
Stolk,
in
illustrated
$80,000,000.
for
of
financing plan,
States
C.
concretely
1956
a
operating
providing for preferred dividends.
..
the
over
com-
highest
over
1957.
the present capitalization
income per share on the
tive
the
6.7'yr
an
the
•After
'
William
predecessor
for
increase
Interstate Commerce Commission-approved
successor
firm, which spells out Incorporated in
effective
net
Freight,
of
company,
Under
chased
Exchange
of
this
for
revenues
income
income
$2,489,000
Freight, Incorporated—Higher Earnings—
States
history
Chairman,
the
The Investment Dealers' Association
80,750
4.149,363
gains)—$0.43
(including capital gains)
American Can Co.
1309.
Operating
pany,
in
25 ADELAIDE ST.
$1,779,000
-
1537.
Three
share
com,
p.
holders
to
—
$1,958,000
'
—
(excl.
results
conditions,
•Earnings
their
prospects.
Members: The Toronto Stock
applic.
Siuc *
104,000
$1,743,000
36,000
our
All
an
stock—
ahead
nomic
p.
pt'd.
common
com.
com.
final
1,934,000
$1,854,000
$2,050,000
deductions—_
on
share
$3,677,000
2,059,000
requirement
per
1957
$3,913,000
tax
outstanding—
per share
ning
—
income
Divide,
and
shares
While
48,000
$2,346,000
1958
income
earnings
Earns,
$2,853,000
$3,018,000
478,000
—.
,
income
Inc.—
tax
below
Federal
dividend
Common
569.
Institutional
for
Consolidated
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$2,320,000
SEC
;
31—
operating profit before capital gains (net)
Capital gains (net) after applic. income tax—'
$16,901,000 $31,031,000 $26,834,000
14,581,000
27,285,000
23,981,000
17,690,000
the
be offered
to
Theatres,
Net
1885.
p.
capital gains
Earns,
&
cxp.
31.
1957.
and
of
March
operating profit before Federal income
Provision
Corp.—Semi-Annuo 1 Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
This
1957,
Gas
Net
$1.16
dividend
March
on
stock
Broadcasting-Paramount
''
Quarter Ended
$4,333,945
$0.88
_
with
without
Earnings Up—
4,234,305
$3,370,716
u
share
common
3,378,336
share,
per
American
1957
-
6,749,052
——
!
per
♦After..preferred
$8,220,780.
of
as
year
1958
&
$9.82
amounted
$8,562,678
1958
taxes
Federal
profit
•Earnings
$9.89
——
year,' and $6,787,957
ratio
income
for
$2
Co., Lansdowne, Pa.—Files With SEC—
underwriting.'The proceeds are to be used
for engineering, manufacture of static
test, preparation of design data
and for working capital.
1
»
$43,254,129
before
Alabama
working
current
fiscal
current
with
187,
1958,
net
the
Profit
Altoscan
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Ended March 31—
sales
Provision
.
31,
with
Net
2.44 to 1
—
outstanding—J
'
1953.-
March
close
$8,562,678
1.156.944 shares presently
outstanding.
on
compares
1
.___
•Book value per common share
{Common
$8,220,780
.___
equity
31/58 Sept, 30,'57
3.08 to 1
—_
—^
Air Reduction Co.,
Inc.,(&
3 Months
ITEMS
,
On
'
-
1957
800,901
*
•$75,559
outstanding
*
1958
$4,040,249
-
income
on
income
Earnings
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank
Clearings
47
taxes
income,
on
$510,351
129,385
Mich.—Reports Loss—
,
387,186
—
taxes-.
$961,979
451,628
1645.
p.
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
x.
Federal
Banks
187,
Net
48
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
—6 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
income
oper.
Allied Products Corp., Detroit,
53
11
Condition
569.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
$8,294,036
.....
before
the
181, p. 1873.
Northern RR.-
Mar. 31/58
sales
Earnings
to
19j7.
p.
Manufacturing Co.—New Interests—
Steel Corp.
Alabama, Tennessee
Miscellaneous Features
Aeroquip Corp.—Semi-AnnuaL Profits Lower—
Net
ap¬
Net revenue from rail¬
outstanding stock of the
Cambridge, Mass., for
3 Mos. Ended
of
Allison Steel
See Kaiser
Averages 35
the Horton Equipment Division
continue to provide its established
p.
been
35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
as
187.
lines
Vice-President of General Dynamics
Corp.,
board of directors of Allied Chemical
Corp.—V. 187,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange____ 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
leasing of equipment and machinery to both
companies..—V.
has
Allied Chemical
Senior
40
Section
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
and
an
nationwide
41
$1,897,629
—
Hortou
39
40
1957
$2,322,456
,
sales
Net
39
Exchange—
Over-the-Counter
receive
on
each
investment in Canada of more-than
$50^000,000,
an
iugs, coke, dyes, tars, pitch, oils, and
many other products.
Head office of Allied Chemical
Canada, Ltd., will be located at 1450
City Councillors St., Montreal, Canada. The
parent corporation of the
subsidiary, which recently changed its name from AlLed
Chemical &
Dye Corp. to Allied Chemical Corp., has
headquarcers m New York. It
ranks among the
leading companies in the chemical Industry in North
America.
Last month, Mr.
Notman, President of Canadair Ltd. and a
38
Toronto
asamne
Adams
of
of
Expand in Canada—
conduct
Canada
include sulphuric
acid,
and
other industrial
acids, soda ash, calcium chloride,
sulphate, C. P. acids and ammonia, fine chemicals and re¬
agents, refrigerants, -detergents,
roofing, felts, insulating board, sheath-
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
company
witn 76
it
and
State
between
assets
Stock
for
2149.
p.
aluminum
36
;
186,
hydrofluoric
36
_
income
net
Thereby, earnings
newly established- Dominion corpora¬
and future development of a
a
the
share.
share.—V.
chemical, building materials
Product
38
Canadian Stoc'& Exchange..
Stock Exchange
manu¬
a
the
Industries, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Six Monthe
Net
31
_
by
for
Increasing
per
per
Canada, Ltd., will be the successor
and related businesses ox five
longestablished Canadian companies: The. Barrett
Co., Ltd.; Brunner Mond,
Canada, Ltd.; National Aniline & Chemical
Co., Ltd.; The Nichols
Chemical Co., Ltd., and
Semet-Solvay Co.. Lid.
27
_
___
backed
Effective June 2,
.
15
(Bonds)
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
Investment
Investment
Adams Manu¬
D.
holding
merger
acquire all the
The
shares
the
Street
the
Advance
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange
York
Canada, Ltd.,
responsible
was
to
Midwest Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
State Street In¬
with the merger of J.
State Street Investment.
is
Page
.
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange.
the
basis
of
relative net
asset
company, except that the net asset value
shares of State Street
Investment will be adjusted to reflect
the addition
of a 3l*>2
premium.
As
of Dec.
31, 1957, Adams had
outstanding 246.754 shares with a net asset value of
approximately
$8,600,000.—*-V. 187. p, 2113.
value
of
.
.
it
be
of
cents
announced on Mr.y 15
by R. W. Atkinson,-who
pointed President of the new corporation.
Pacific Coast
order
an
permitting
in
,
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
facturing Co. with and into
facturing company^ Adams
Street
$1.01
Corp. Cleared—
SEC
Company
3,742,872
I
■
New York
$3,876,578
3,738,970
share
(J. D.) Adams Mfg.
Corp.
$4,438,002
1645.
vestment
;
New
profit
Earnings
all
7,982,112
4,105,534
will
business
Stock and Bond Quotations
$29,311,464
——
State
Common shares
outstanding—
—V,
i
1957
$33,023,709
9.114,002
—
_
Protlt
effect
38
$1.23
Allied Chemical Corp.—To
tion,
Abbott Laboratories
the
or
to
amounted
Allied Chemical
i.
had
approximately $200,000
from
the
full
year,
opening
of
a
installations
at
large
new
Houston,
plant
Tex.;
in
Indiana
Hillside,
N.
and
J.;
major
and
Los
Angeles.-^-V. 187, p. 1646.
shares
outstanding at Dec. 31,
dividends on the cumula¬
deducting
with 91
compared
cents
per
share
on
the
and
re-
1956.
accounting policies w7ith respect
to depreciation
American Express
An
impressive
financial
modern
requirements
of
Co.—Opens Pakistan Office—
office,
designed
American
and
to
meet
Pakistani
the
expanding
businessmen,
was
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
opened
April 25 by this company the worldwide financial
which operates the only Amencan bank
on
in
The
of
over
Provision
accounts, foreign exchange transactions, transfer of
funds, overseas payments, collections in all parts of the world, and
-commercial letters of credit; as well as the granting of short-term
commercial loans, overdrafts, and discounts.—V. 186, p. 2257.
an(i time
Net
Co.
expenditures of
Sargent
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange
capital stock of this corporation for a further 10 day
1953 to May 29, 1958, inclusive.—V. 187, p. 2218.
bringing the total capacity to 1,344,062 KW, excluding Argentina.
Plants
under construction
at the end of the year, which will be
completed in 1958, would add an additional 201,000 KW.
Mr.
Federal
income
Net
Earnings
*
Import Bank of Washington and
$52,500,000 of the issue up to the
that this financing, which marked the
further
tract
$2,000,000.
27.
involved
consideration
The
approximately
was
casualty company founded in 1950.
American Title announced last December that it was retiring from
the fire
and casualty business
and would confine its operations to
Reliable
planned
Co.
Insurance
it
was
of
sale
"The
to
these
merge
achieved the same objective,'"
General actually
Equity
pointed out.
"The proceeds of the sale
General stock will be added to Reliable, thereby increasing
policyholders of Reliable
to
of Equity
the surplus
substantially."—V. 187, p. 570.-'
very
This
company
drill
M.
on
Grubbs
®f
;
first
the
for
f ...
wells
four
to Talara,
Inc.
Co.,
Peru,
Pa'yment
contract
and
Co.
by Peruvian Pacific
Richfield Oil Corp.
Amotape,
through
producing wells
Lima, Peru.
its
A
corporation,
presently operates four
subsidiary, Petrolera Amotape S. A. of
!
Railway oper.
expenses,
Net
inc.
oper.
ry.
Federal
Net
-
after
The
taxes
income
*Deficit.—V.
2,539,414
2,593,615
872
*65,722
175,977
133,889
52,588
41,703
187, p. 1886.
'
SEC
issued
has
an
V.
Horner,
C.
Tools,
Inc.,
Introduced—
the
both
of
and
this
end
first
the
of
new
basic
p.
research
•
chemical
product
development
activities.—V.
System,
Inc.
—
Signs
Bank
Loan
,0
t
rubbers
type
cup
the multi-
and
of
Street
Credit
line
Boston,
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Trust
was
Co., and Irving Trust Co.
not disclosed.—V. 181, p. 410. "
Second
Boston,
amount
The
Bankthe
of
bid
Bids
100.03.
Net sales
Halsey,
Net
Income
before
610,578
292,912
taxes
Net income after taxes
Earns, per share on com. stock
—V.
(exclud. class B)
to
high
record
a
.
Rise—
&:
$0.39
$0.37
1958
$
Net
sales
Profit before
Prov.
Net
353,971,987
inc.
for Fed.
redeemed
after
May
will
about
be
used
for
were
incurred
general
of
the
Kings
Brooklyn
of
11.873,211
6,320,000
6,389,680
3,663,927
7,316,642
411,682
3,256133
2,049,181
1,340,662
1,320,868
2,696,136
1,187,098
$3.52
$3.43
$3.01
$2.85
42.
3,060,255
March
of
the
the
1958,
meters,
5,553,211
467,136
come
ended
to
and net
March
$6,930,000,
income of
of
the
bonds
company
will
2,163,410 shares of
of
&
the
/<•
-..•/•
up
\
transfezTed
the sale. Offers for the
public advertisement in
the
the vessels have been
long-established traffic
that
fact
been
their
routings
to
the
cover
service previously provided,
2218.
p.
sale
'
1J1.6999;
Co.,
and
101.2699;
at
company
op¬
<
redeemed
those
served
is
This
company
of
revenues
1958
the
stocks
operating
with
at.10
par
sale
the bank
$87,149,000
stock,
purchasers
of
the
In
$10.—V.
named
of
below
loans,
have
p.
per. com.
187,
of
direct
Mo.—V.
of
Sale? and Earnings Down
2,660,547
$0.29
-
4,000,849
$0.44
6,065,596
$0.64
$246,671,924
18,615,693
$2.04
:
1999.
p.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
•,
Belleville, Inc.
,=
(111.)—To Redeem
,
May 15, last, $25,000
obligation serial notes dated May 15, 1951 at 100%. Pay¬
being made~-at the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis,
were
186,
recently
p.
called
2258.
*„
for
redemption on
•.
,
first
new
Central Hudson Gas
capitalization
and
agreed
»
—Public
r
debt;
2218."
severally
—
$51,972,436 $60,003,893 $179,433,765
share
ment, is
long-term
187,
taxes
There
•
the
of
lines
distributors for the Roxbury
throughout the Middle "West.
1958—Month—1957
after
Notes—
$70,010,000
1957.
varied
/;
Per. End. Apr. 30—
Net, profit
in¬
revenues
Tractor Co.
*
Sales___a_______"___L_
12
net
the
3.,
Sharply—
Earns,
Co.* are «also
other, major distribution points
p.
Catholic Diocese of
and
including
in
at Roxbury's
Scott'and
Pirie
Carson
—V.. 183,
1,033,000
the
$73,187,000
calendar year
to
retirement;
of
to
ot: Roxbury goods
manufactured
Velvets
and
Wiltons made
line
The
during
-
has
Street, Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
.
residential.
company
610.
p.
Roxbury's Saxonvilie plant,
Whittall Mill in Worcester, Mass., and
the Tufted goods from Roxbury' Southern Mills, Inc.,. in Chattanooga,
Tenn., will be maintained by Carson in their warehouse at 10 Eighth
on
3,600,000.
approximately
175,
Co.—Appointed Distributor—
,.
Richmond Gas Co.
they were consolidated
966,000 were
amounted
effect
consist
serving
was
about
Scott &
■
.
Facilities-
Co.
Carpet
Complete
&
at
;
-
-
been appointed distributor for all lines mf the
inrWest Virginia and most Western Pennsylvania
counties, according to an announcement, by D. H. Coiville, Vice-Presi¬
dent in Charge of Sales.
The appointment, effective July 1, creates
a
dual distributorship in Western
Pennsylvania, since the WarrenAllen- Carpet Co. has been
for some time and will continue to be a
Roxbury distributor fmthis area.
;
i
'
" '
"
;
general funds and
estimated
May
Co..below.—V.
Pirie
Axminsters
the new first mortgage
bank loans, now totaling
of New York.
Columbus, O.—Bonds Sold—It
21 that an issue of $400,000.
Corp.,
on
.;,'r
'
Power
Roxbury
of
be added to
Square
Duke
see
being
for those redeemed
all in the City
territory
common
PURCHASERS—The
of
through
purpose
immediately
management,
of
have
Caterpillar
compared
the
the
for
.t»v
of the fleet has been
Carolina Mountain Power Corp.—Sells
.
natural gas in a territory of
includes most of the Borough
Richmond
(Staten
Island)
and
a
$6,318,000 for the
and
view
1647.
■'■p.
which
company
31,
•*
5%% sinking fund debentures, due March 1, 1958, and
due March 1, 1978, has been sold to Ohio Investors
through The Ohio«. Company, Columbus, O.—V. 187,
distributes
miles
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
mortgage
100%
company's
of which
EARNINGS—Operating
Canada
invited
announced
—V.
31,
customer
months
6,930,000
of
of New York
Co. at the time
Borough*
287,352,312
13,319,680
dividends paid
Com. shares outstanding
Earnings per com. share
187, p.
$
431,003
Lighting
Gas Co.
company
population
i
-
the* assets, by- sale;* and wind
service sinze July 4, 1957 has meant that
Capitol
Union
square
the
was
from
stipulated
Weld
stocks
preferred
to
be
CNSS."—V., 187,
by
purposes.
Of the bank loans, *$14,300,000
construction purposes and $3,700,000 for, the retire¬
for
will
extended
and
at
corporate
County
Brooklyn,
present
1955
$
7,739,000
Common
—V.
1956
15.055,642
393,988
the
and the balance will
BUSINESS—The
active
7,674,000
Preferred dividends paid
from the
retire
to
issued on May 21 by J. A. Sauve, Gen¬
was
obliged to make other arrangements and the
.^outlook for the future made it most unlikely that heavy operating
losses could be avoided.
Private carriers have expanded their schedules
the
the
$
received
was
price
105.30%» for
1959 to
1,
May
proceeds
used
$18,000,000,
Its
'
ot the
the eight vessels
registry of
connections
1982.
PROCEEDS—Net
bonds
to
prior
2,
v
Canadian National (West Indies) Steamships Ltd.:.
Carson
<jointlyi,
option
from
ranging
portion of the Borough of Queens,
15,275,678
7,601,678
prices
redemption
<
Co.
&
the
at
of
taxes_
_
redeemable
rate
the
White,
were;
279,651
inc. taxes
profit
rate
570,829
1957
342,086,657 325,024,681
Smith
175
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
4Vs%
with
&
and F. S. Moseley
Co. Inc., 101.2599.
are
'
press.
out of
prior to May 1, 1959, to 100% xor those redeamed on or after Miy 2,
1982;
and at special redemption prices ranging
from 101.18%. for
At
Years Ended Feb. 28—
computing
;/
-
*.:■*<»* % v
Trinidad
"In
of $106,-
Bonds Offered—The First
—
approximately
187, p. 453.
Beatrice Foods Co.
quarter-million-dollar
)
1999.
p.
Preference will be given to any Canadian company which
intends to operate the vessels in the Canada-British West Indies trade.
Owners reserve the right to sell the vessels any time if a satisfactory
offer is received.
;
" '
"
'
'
'
C
the
-
Fenner
4%%
a
Inc.,
into
$9,545,197
for
Co.,
bonds
The
1957
$10,177,595
.
*
expect
in
bonds
the
lor
Stuart
&
Blyth
and
1958
"The
from
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and asso¬
Pierce.
Lynch,
ment
(A. J.) Bayless Markets, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Quarter Ended March 31—
187,
management
vessels
-
quarter.
invested
money
other
One
Merrill
or
This corporation on May 15 announced the signing of an open-end
revolving multi-million dollar loan agreement with five banks headed
by First National Bank of Boston and including Merchants National
Bank
of electronio
sufficient savings* to be
computer operation to equal the
they
t®? abandon the"'service, dispose of
completely the company's affairs.
petitive sale May 21 on a bid of 100.3299%.
those
Agreement—
State
-.
Canadian National (West Indies) Steam¬
ships Ltd. has completed a careful exploration of what was involved
in a restoration of ~its service .between Canada and the West Indies.
As a'result of its appraisal of all the factors, management has decided
on
tional
Rent-a-Car
:
■
be
soon
,
that
12
May
on
iollowirig-statement
The
price of 101.172% and accrued interest, to yield 4.05%
maturity. The group was awarded the issue at com¬
187,
1202.
Avis
a
to
below.—V. 183, p. 766.
on
and
21.860
answering roll call at
' " '
• '
.
■
Burroughs 205 computing system in midwill
yeoman
in-,, the first. 24 months of
of installing and operating the
'"The
May 22 offered publicly an issue of $22,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, 4V8% series due May 1, 1983, at
ciates
May 23 dedicated its new Technical Center in a
short ceremony at the company headquarters in suburban Wilmington,
Del.
The $3,000,000 facility,
located next to the company's general
office which was opened three years ago, will house
the company's
company
said
eral Manager,
.
climbed
corporation
Boston Corp. and
Atlas Powder Co.—New Technical Center Dedicated—
This
electronic
Naval Shipyard. «.•
the installation of a
system.—V.
April 30, it was announced by Francis F. Randolph, Chair¬
President of this mutual investment fund, now in its 29th
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
19S8.
Arizona Bancorporation—Sells Allison Steel Stock—
See Kaiser Steel Corp.
:
315.
p.
three-ton
costs
Broad Street Investing in the month
of April totaled $928,474. Market appreciation of the diversified fund's
portfolio securities accounted for the balance of the rise in assets.
—V. 187, p. 1539.
'
p.
186,
$1,382,535
,
realized
A
assets
Net
to Appalachian Power. The proceeds thereof will be used
Appalachian Power, to the extent necessary, for the prepayment
of some $32,000,000 of bank notes; and any remaining proceeds will
be added to Appalachian Power's treasury funds and applied to prop-
187,
16.81c
,
'
9.37c
.
t-
This is almost $4,000,000 greater than the previous high
$102,440,150, set on March 31, 1958.
Per share asset
value was $21.41 at April 30—up from $20.82
authorizing this company to issue and
improvements.—V.
$718,340
28.65c
$112,315
S.
—1
Officials
The
Net
by
and
$474,775
per
1
yard in U.
per
With
810,000,000
additions
13,565
4,273,900
20,524
July, the 158-year-old shipyard will embark on its new era
data processing.*- .
;
'
v '
subsidiary.
a
features
line
swab
new
type.
man
sell, at competitive bidding, $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
May
1,
1988.
The Commission also
authorized American Electric
Power
Co., Inc.
(parent), to make a cash capital contribution of
erty
1,656,900
3,209
gold-^.
at $35 U. S.
" •'
*
6,324,500
39,501
1,198,500
".Assets—
year.
„
order
by
318,431 at
Appalachian Power Co.—Financing Cleared—
The
1958—9 Mos.—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
and
fine
Boston
with
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Assets
!
,
...
*31,483
*51,581
income
*
pair of either kind fits onto the streamlined two-piece
rubbers are designed for extreme flexibility of operation;
they automatically adjust themselves to different loads.—V. 187, p. 2218.
1958—4 Months—1957
$2,816,426 $3,203,535
1958—Month—1957
$668,488
$826,173
622,740
653,495
v,%*$2.93
.
shares
of
Burroughs Corp.—To Ship Computer—
interchangeable rubbers is r an¬
Vice-President and Manager of sales for
swabs
tubing
of
Jackson
Byron
RR.—Reports Deficit for April—
Period End. April 30—
—V.
'
2813.
p.
line
new
body.
Railway oper. revenue—
125',
nounced
disc
Ann Arbor
$5.53
Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
dredged
cents
Detroit,
National Bank,
Manufacturers
made at the
be
Borg-Warner Corp.—Own Swab Line
!
Cities Service
owned by
Co.,
States
United
a
Petroleum
will
Mich.—V.
Petrolera
-
Value
l,,next, $21,300
1961, at 100%.
corporation has called for redemption on June
second mortgage bonds of
1951, due Dec. 1,
The
of 'its
by Mid-Continent
Amotape's pi'operties
shipped
are located along the Pacific shoreline 40 miles northwest of Talara.
They adjoin the producing fields of International Petroleum Co. and
Lobitos and are adjacent to the area held under similar
,
Value
Redemption—
Tower Garage, Inc.—Partial
Book
<,
was
late in April.
*1,108,417
1,225,361
Canadian National Rys.—West Indies Lines to Sell
April 25 announced a contractual agreement with
Dallas, Texas, aad a group of Texas oil men to
oil wells In Peru.
20
Material
Supply
3,364,390
6,886,748
2150.
p.
Amotape Oil Co.—To Drill Wells in Peru—
David
Ounces
months encjed March 31,
nine
—
stock dividend and a
sluiced
1958, this corporation reports
$20,803, equal to approximately
two cents per share on 900,000 outstanding shares of capital stock.
Net
sales for the period were $12,979,914.
Because in 1957
the company changed its accounting period from
the calendar year to the fiscal year ending June 30, there is no com-,
parable nine-month accounting period ending March 31, 1957.—V. 186,
the
—
share--:.;:—
number
the
on
5%
Bulolo Gold
consolidated net income after taxes of
a
__:
.
Earnings—
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Reports
For
,
.
Weintraub
Mr.
' '
124,711,618
15,188,748
8,302,000
—-
taxes
$
52,325,798
7,129,390
3,765,000
$
"
,
1956
1957
-
.
*•'
_1—-_"-J—*
common
ounce
high.—V. 186, p. 314.
all-time
an
*$0.10"
YEARS
CALENDAR
FOR
••
,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Co.-
was
30.
June
effective
Mining
$136,176
'
stock split and the 5% stock dividend
EARNINGS
L--1_.
per
Yardage
A
transferred to a subsidiary,
and Equity General. At that time,
two fire and casualty companies
business
of Dayton,
casualty
and
fire
Its
set
business exclusively.'
insurance
title
-107,500
330,345
Judge J. W Haussermann, President, on May 6 announced that this
company and Balatoc Mining Co., which is 64V'2% owned by Benguet,
milled an average of 3,181 tons of gold ore per day during March,
an all-time
record. Gold production, totaling $718,148 for March also
General is a fire and
Equity
107,500
*
Balatoc
subsidiary,
mining
is scheduled to be effective May
of ownership
change
Colo.,
—$803,598
$0.50
shares outstanding—_——
■Based
$428,536
$494,189
$0.04
$0.04
The above figures do not include the earnings from Benguet's sub¬
sidiary, Heald Lumber Co., or from its new subsidiary, United Finance
Corp.
However they include Benquet's 64%%,
interest in its gold
taxes-share
per
1958
.
1957 '
$27,804,449 $19,159,530
1,803,598
289,176
1,000,000
153,000
outstanding at year end, "aftfer
two-for-one stock split in 1957
SUBSCRIPTIONS—The recent issue of 8,593,200 of 434% convertible
subordinated debentures was 97 %%
subscribed by April 16 when the
rights offered to shareholders expired.
The small balance was taken
up by the underwriters.—V. 187, p. 1892. r-V ,
,
1957 ' '
327,786
Co.,
&
—-——•
—-_—
taxes,
State income
&
profit
reflecting
.
______
._.
income
Fed.
for
Earnings
$1,102,258
170,224
—
and depletion
—
;
..r'""'
.
before
Profit
Net
$1,052,581
188,759
——
profit after
Earnings
The
company
;
Hibbs
(& Subs.)—Sales Up
<■
;
'
: '•
sales, services and other income
Prov.
items—to be completely paid in
and payments on chrome con¬
litigation
Depreciation
Equity
this
by
tax
275,000
220,000
Adjusted for the two-for-one
in 1957. - *
Total
1958—refunds
Net
and a group of Swiss companies of
General insurance Co. to Allied Colorado Enterprises of Denver,
has been announced by Joseph Weintraub, Chairman.
Sale
income
275,000
Co.i_
&
Fleming-
Nolan,
B.
330,000
275,000
Co.—_
...
■
CONSOLIDATED
W ■'
Act of 1934,
in the $1 par
period, May 20,
1958
u
Brothers
31—
share.
440;00Q
Co._
&
Southwest
Stern
Corp.
&
:_1—-—
Folger,
taxes
.
following
before
sources
_
Extraordinary
Co.—Sells Unit—
American Title & Insurance
all
from
for
Provision
re-entry of Foreign Power into
country, should facilitate the
United States.—V. 187, p. 141.
private capital markets of this
raising of private capital in the
the
profit
deductions
Michigan
—
per
Co
Leonard
Boettcher
First
825,000
550,000
distributed
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
to date
Exportthree other investors will purchase
end of 1959. Mr. Sargent points out
have been purchased
Life Insurance Co., the
of
Lynch
income
Common
issue of 57a% sink¬
reported that $29,000,000 of a new
Sargent
fund debentures ol the company
under agreements whereby Metropolitan
ing
%
.
taxes-
before
year,
Benguet Consolidated,
2218.
Income
to the Securities Exchange
Issuance of an order pursuant
properties to
Moore,
First
1,100,000
p.
825,000
Co
&
Milwaukee
Brunswick-Balke-Collendcr Co.
19 announced the
Exchange Commission on May
and
Securities
The
The
1,100,000
—
Quarter Ended March
Consolidated net sales
Continued
Corp.—Stock Trading Suspension
Bellanca
1,750,000
1,100,000
W.
—V.: 187,
& Co.,
825,000
Blair
William
Sons
&
Baird
W.
Ball, Burge & Kraus____
Inc.
Colombia.
Henry B. Sargent, President, reports construction
$83,200,000 by the Foreign Power System during 1957.
Mr.
points out tliat the company is proceeding with its program oi in¬
stalling larger and more efficient units on its operating
meet the rapid growth of power demand in the areas served.
Addi¬
tional
generating capacity of 127,000 KW was installed during the
Robert
Hallgarten & Co._—.— 1,100,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._ 1,100,000
W. C. Langley & Co.— 1,100,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
21,870
Million Order—
New $2
Brown
Walker & Co.__„$1, 100,000
1,750,000
Inc
Co.
&
Alex.
.
.
principal
respective
following
H.
G.
Union
Weeks
&
Blair
1,999,701
_
shares in
lieu
in
the
company
Co.
&
Hornblower
Burbank, Calif., has awarded Beech Air¬
craft Corp.
a
follow-on contract valued at approximately $2,000,000
for an additional quantity of USAF T-33 jet trainer wing assemblies,
Frank E. Hedrick, Beech Vice-President-director, announced on May 14.
Deliveries on the new order will extend T-33 wing production through
the Spring of 1959.
Beech has been building wings for Lockheed's high
performance jet trainer since early 1951. /
% ,'■
Under other subcontracts with Lockheed, Beech currently manufac¬
tures aft fuselage sections and 200-gallon pylon tanks for the super¬
sonic
USAF F-104
"Starfighter" jet fighter-interceptor.
Beech has
also produced wings for the Navy T2V-1 jet trainer and USAF F-94C
interceptor built by Lockheed.
For Beech Aircraft, follow-on T-33 work is an important addition to
the company's military backlog at its Liberal, Kansas Division, where
sub-assemblies are produced, and at its main plant in Wichita, whece(
final assembly lines are located.—V. 187, p. 1538.
net
devaluation of the peso in
the
by
494,012
of $27 a sh.
(74,063 shs.) at value
payment
Receives
income of Foreign Power for 1957, which gives
effect to its operations in all countries served except Argentina, was
S2.03 per share, compared with $2.09 per share in 1956. Consolidated
net income
for 1957 was adversely affected by delays in obtaining
rate
increases to compensate for increased operating expenses,
and
-
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
.
bonds:
Corp.^_$2,980,000
Dillon,
Securities
$1,586,406
" 471,792
$1,633,498
dividends paid—.
Inc.
Eastman
the
1983
Ripley, & Co.,.
1- 2,980,000
Harriman
Lockheed Aircraft Corp, of
with 80 cents in 1956.
share, as compared
*
of fractional
connection with stock dividend
e
a
—
the
of
The First Boston*
$49,005,887 $48,313,125
3,557,149
3",477,906
1,923,651
1,891,500
-
income
income
on
-
stk. div.
10%
Cash
Co., Inc.—Reports Record
Profits—Sale of 5%% Debentures—
The net income for 1957 reached an all-time record, according to
the company's Annual Report, released May 14.
Net income for the
year was $12,577,000,
or $1.72 a share compared with $11,900,000, oi
SI 63 a share in 1956.
The report states that this result was achieved
despite
declines in currency values in Brazil, Chile and Colombia,
underscoring the benefits of the company's diversification resulting
from its public utility investments in 11 Latin American countries.
Foreign Power increased its dividend rate from 20 cents to 25 cents
share in the second quarter of 1957, paying total dividends of Jo
Consolidated
-
taxes
for
income
Cash
American & Foreign Power
cents
'.
-
Income before taxes en
completely modernized at a cost
services as the maintenance ox
American Express office,
$100,000, will provide such
new
curient
sales
Net
Pakistan.
from
purchase
amounts
1957
1958
Six Months Ended March 31—
to
Up J
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earns.
Beech Aircraft Corp.
and
organization
travel
*
.
(2330)
2
bonds due May 15,
*
offering
& Electric Corp.—Bonds
Offered
$18,000,000 4% % first mortgage
1988 was made on May 22 by an un¬
of
derwriting group managed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc*
Volume
187
Number 5745
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2331)
-The bonds
were
priced at 102.172%. and accrued interest, to yield 4%. The group was high bidder for the issue
at
competitive
sale
May 21, specifying a
price
of
101.38999%; for the bonds.
4-
Other bids
100.6899, and
additional
scheduled
"
*
Corp.
They
for
-
.
interest.
•/•PROCEEDS—Funds
received
Hudson
Gas
Used
by Central
short-term notes,
1 construction
proceeds
program,
Y.
from
&
of
and
BUSINESS—Company
N.
tures
the
toward
has
sale
Electric
which
of
to
were
the
applied
for
payment
to
principal
office
extending, about 85
Kingston.
/
•
.
company's
4i
-
construction.
net
income
for the
$4,014,000.
year
The
in
ratio
1957
of
1957
5.20.
was
totaled
to
mwha
©mounts
e
of
Halsey,
purchasers
//>—••*>>€
1988
Stuart
Dick
&.
__
Francis I. duPont
&
1,200,000
Wm.
R.
Illinois
Kenowcr,
Inc.™
MacArthur
Ladehburg,
Thalmann &
Central
;*
The
•
.
2218.
p.
/'// '/•'
corporation
months
of
J.
Brothers
S.
Strauss
Stroud
<fc
<te
& "Co.,
Co.__„
be
*
82
$3
or
'report.
all
Inc.r___l
800,U00
million
Two
new
less
far
this
of
than
for
unit
i
the
for
to
Cuban
engineer
American
and
shipped from
and
Moa
Bay,
on
:•
common
equip
Nickel
full
1958
year
last
60
days
period.—V;
hydrogen
a
Co.'s
nickel
Oriente, Cuba,
lor
also
advised
Mi*.
For
r
$2.62
per
will
454
p.
-
sulfides'",
metallic
of
-
.
Edward
A.
O'Neal,
charges and
as
Jr., President,
1958,
amounted
taxes
were
to
up
reports
to
For
that
all
•
sales
of
for
net
for
A."
S.
the
first
in
.
quarter
sales
after*
Gas
all
nylon
Mr.
remainder
textile
O'Neal
fibers
said,
ising."
To
*
.
the
is
.
'
"Sales
cord
An
prospect
demand for
fibers
'•
looks
for.
/V,
; 4
all
.
,
Instrument
corporation
April
on
Corp.,
filed
30
a
Of
notification
May,
offering will be underwritten
proceeds
by
Drexel
&
Co.,
1958.
Philadelphia,
^
Pa.
were
on
West
10
of
gathering
The
to- $1.30
$152,376
with
compares
365,
$2
or
a
net
common
reported
Ei'nest
holders.
Tne
000
in
invest,
needs
of
S.
share
Fields,
company
property,
oyer
earnings
plant
for
on
service
same
stations
Interstate
and
A
The
in
May
19
a
the
a
7,665,705
period
in
12
engaged
related
some
additional
1958
of
Beebe
investments
1959,
to
of
meet
$32,030,and
year
area.
'
new
172,000 kilowatt generating unit at the
company's Walter
Beckjord Generating Station has been
installed, tested and is now
in commercial
operation.
Work is progressing
satisfactorily on; the
also
NOTE:
**♦„
On account)
of
j
th© fluctuations in
the
Afowhc-
rate
of
-*
*>?r>
exohango,
21
Corp.—Stock
that
(par 20 cents)
H. Kook & Co., Inc. See
V. 187,
•
-
and
Division,
that
187,
where
will
31,
the
of CEC's Central
research
and
development
Mr.
1958,
Miller
also
oil
Orders
told
stockholders
on
hand
that
to
profit
key personnel
for
the
common
quarter
ended
resulting
on
April
the
from
l
period in 1957.
:
•
indicate a second
quarter
he predicted
"forecasts
of
first
quarter," but
economy measures."
.
•
$21,900,000; compared with $25,-•
year, Mr. Miller and L. F.
Williams,
orders awaiting Federal
Power Com¬
to $7,100,000 have been
received,
bacxiog.—V. 187, p. 572.
•
"
■
-Cornucopia
Gold
Mines—New
See Eastern
Investment
*
i
„
were
approval amounting
inducted in the
not
production
Control—
& Development
Corp.
but
are
-
'
•
<■
below.—V. 187, p. 15401,
Columbia
.
miles
Five
gas
to
bxit
engineer
was
Development
field
gas
in
corporation
above the
for
the
three
months
ended
corresponding 1957 period despite
on May
10 by W. H.
Garbade,
about to begin on Crescent's
Many
announced
stated,
drilling is
Alberta,
with
19
Crown Western
.
The
of
corporation on May 16 filed with the
SEC an amendment to
lt-8
registration statement covering an
additional 350,000 shares of Diversi¬
Income Fund series D-2.—V.185, p. 609.
<
;
fied
pipe line
of these- *
properties
this
22%
it
Investments, Inc., Dallas, Texas—Reg¬
isters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
:
.
.
.
Crucible Steel Co. of
America—New Product—
For the first
for immediate
time, holder block steels are now available to
customers
delivery from warehouse stock. This additional
marketing
launched recently when the
company
began prod cition
8nd distribution of
its Maxel Holder Block
Steel, a pre-heat-treated
machined block available in full
range of sizes for die
casing and
plastic holder
service
is
designing in natural
contract
of
was
where it owns '50%' of
net reserves, ,Mr.
wells scheduled for
1958 to meet contractual
requirements for initial sale of
gas in October to
Saskatchewan Power
Corp. Crescent's synthetic graphite
operations at its
newly established
California plant'are
running below expectations, but with
the antici¬
pated economic pickup later this
year, graphite sales, volume should
continue to register good
growth, he added.
Reflecting the ~ coxiibined
influence. of reduced oil allowables and low level of
graphite produc¬
tion, Crescent's earnings for the
quarter ended March 31,
1958, con¬
solidated except for Hugoton Plains
Gas ana Oil Co.,
were
$22,000
or two cents
a share, with no
liability for Federal income taxes, aftef
applying $118,000 or eight cents a share
directly to retirement of out¬
standing production payments. Cash flow
from operations was
$392,000, including .amounts, applied to
retiring pruauction payments. There
were
1,411,265 shares
outstanding March 31, 1958.—V. 187, p. 1784. •
204,779
350
1958,
allowables,
Garbade
; '
that
31,
Islands
$503,749
owns
and
a
being
•
unissued
net
of
at the beginning of the
Chairman, said. They also said
President.
670,074;
The. main..30-inch
has
is
...
approved a stock option
plan for
shares- of
authorized but
900,000
March
$196,455
engineering and
work
-
50,000
shipment level equal
"increased earnings
reduced
14,000 horsepower.
company
sold
has awarded this
corpoi-ation a
contract for a
mass
spectrometer
be used in materials
research and
1783.
p.
mission
$1,173,823
-458,466
also
been
987.
p.
Center
development
system
\
reserves
1958—3 Mos.—1957
»
has
516,696
.
52,658
.
Sold—
of
$601,449, or 46 cents per share, on
shipments of
$13,015,734.
This
compares
with
profit of $1,310,549, or
$1.01 per
share, on shipments of $18,337,227 for
the like
*
/
4
total
a
stock
stock for the granting of options.
E.
L.
Miller, President, reported
_
and-
was
blocks..
Although Maxel, a high quality,
Pipe Line
marketed
In
by Crucible for
addition
used
in
to
the
excavating
this
road
other
items.—V.. 186,
axles,
oil
years,
successfully
of machine
tools, transportation, equipment,
machinery, cement mill equipment, logging
tools,
drilling and pumping equipment and numerous
manufacture
and
car
i
.
free machining alloy steel has been
its use in holder blocks is new.
application it is extensively and
many
new
xnine
p.
2750.
*
•
••
Cuban American Nickel
Co.—New Unit Planned—
See Chemetron"
Corp." above.—V.' 186, p. 838.
:
announced
that
-
-
5
feet.
-
Day Mines, Inc., Wallace,
Idaho—Profit Increased—
;
second
a
grade dock bumper lias,
ft.• lengths).
This will bo
" *
_
Quarter Ended March 31—
operating profit
Depreciation and amortization
Net
f
of vinyl, the bumpers are
tough, resilient and do
-They are also long-wearing as the elemeixts do.
187,
22i8.
p.
*
;
Net
(
not
not
mark
—V.
-
profit before
187, p. 1893.
♦
;
depletion and Income
.1958
$233,071
1957
\
$133,728
60,000
taxes
$173,071
-
$112,720
*
(
'
,
Commonwealth Investment Co., San
Francisco, Calif.
—Assets, of Three Funds at New High—.
J
Debevoise Co.—Banker Elected
a
Director-
Bradford A. Warner, Vice-President
.of Manufacturers
been elected a director.—V.
171, p. 359.
^
Trust Co.,
k
v
r
Total
assets
$134,000,000
of
three
compared
Lewis
V.
Commonwealth
with
Coleman,
May 13.
One
Commonwealth
mutual
$119,000,000
as
Vice-President
<,
important contribution
-
,
of
in
•
funds
now
stand
Dec.. 31,: 1957,
of
sales,
charge
*
; *
•
;
•
•
at
an¬
on
<
to .this: Increase, added Mr.
Coleman, is
Fund, the newest member of the Common¬
Income
21,000
affect
-
has
•
Delaware Power & Light
Co.—Registers Bond Offer¬
ing With Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
;
The
•
company on May 21
filed a registration statement with
the
covering $25,000,000- of first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds,
1988, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
1
Net proceeds will be
used to redeem $15,000,000
.of first mortgage
SEC
duo
William B. Dana
Company; Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 0, Illinois
matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879.
vpbv
in Dominion of Canada
Subscrfpttoaa
$68.00 per year
Other
Countries, $72.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
in New
Company
c
Petroleum
May
'
which
March
the larger size (in 100
by operators of large Marinas and in minimum
quantities:
the: vinyl.-r-V.
the COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg U. S. Patent
Office)
William Dana Seibert
President.
Published twice a week [every Thiursday
(Telephone STate 2-0613)'
Copyright 1958 bv William B
Dana
k
use
nounced
The
on
common
The stockholders
.
the
on
Cuban
shares.
$654,921
Made
boats.
will
expanding
1.
The stockholders on
April 30 approved a proposal to
increase the
authorized number of common
shares to 3,000,000
shares from 2„000,00Q
»•
i
$14,299,-
over
the
for
or 5,000
This
C.
-i-
sold
share;
shares.
1957
during the past
and
re-
31,: 1958^
*
pipe line system'
transmission pipe line from
miscellaneous
The
of
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Oil
Output 22% Higher-
announced
company
with
in -consulting,
fields.
it
June
,
.
are
owns
York,
from
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Stock Increased—
oil
.
months
common
.
research
done.—V.
1958,
natural,gas
Louisiana.
each
New
due
has
Wright Air Development
Research
new
Mr.
the
eeqUipmerit
$76,000,000 during
its
the
for
$1.99
7,140,000 shares then outstanding,
President, in a quarterly report to share¬
made
and
and its subsidiaries
$15,260,547, or
outstanding
the
year,
31,
share
per
59,266
•
been'introduced in
on
debentures
information will lead to im¬
performance of missile and
aircraft structures.
'
type of system will also be
capable of analyzing
plastics, lubrlcants, and gases, according to Dr.
Charles F. Robinson
common
boat and/or dock
bumper for the small boat -field has been
developed by ' this company, according to G.
Richard Beebe,- SalesManager of its New Products Division/
;
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Continues
Expansion—•.
dividends,
per
the
on
30-inch-main
lines
compressor stations
,
preferred
fund
This
then
operates
Virginia.
St.,
purchase
sinking
proved
Columbian Rope Co.—Introduces New
Products—
.
Net earnings of this
company
March 31, 1958; totaled
cents
.
and
owns
'860 miles
The
.
after
77
•
.
of
,
are
ended
loans
May
June" 1,
The system will be
designed to detect minute
impurities in metals,
ceramics, and other critical
materials—impurities that have never before
been pinpointed.
It is believed that
this
Apxll
Cd., which proposes to
a
natural gas pipe line system from West Texas
to California.'
Byrd and F. 8. Young, now serving
as, President and Vice-Presi-;
dent of Gulf Interstate Gas Co., will continue in the
same
positions
with the Gulf Interstate Co.
The present key
engineering personnel of
Gulf Interstate Gas will serve in
their respective
capacities with1 the
new company.
Gulf Interstate Co. has been
retained to render engi¬
neering services to Columbia and its subsidiaries.—V.
187, p. 2218.
to be used to repay bank
loans, pay for addition to
plant and for working capital.
.
"
'
The debentures may be
immediately converted into common stock at
$12.50 per share.—V. 187, p. 2218.
>
.
-
on
Hy
with
bank
pay
on
due
called for
redemption on June
1,1958, $11,500
mortgage, sinking, fund bonds, series
A,. at 100%
Payment will be made at the
City National
Co.
of Chicago, 208
LaSalle St.,
Chicago 90, 111.—V-
announced
of
analysis.
were
build,
the
SEC• covering $275,000 of. 5%- 10-year convertible
debentures to be
Offered for subscription by stockholders on the basis of
$100 of deben¬
tures'for each 40/shares of cOmmon stock
held as of
net
comments
the
samq
period last
months
ended
March
share
design the facilities of Transwestern
Shadyside, Md.—Files
letter
;
SEC
interest.
instrumentation
[
down,
.
Interstate
primarily
{
Chesapeake
Tlie
were
Corp.—Reports Loss—...
President,
to
gas
,
.
'1
year
automatically operated by remote control.
Gujf Interstate Co,,, a wholly owned
subsidiary of Gulf Interstate
Gas Co., will not be'
acquired by1 Columbia but will be sold or otherwiser
distributed, to the stockholders of Gulf
Interstate. This subsidiary of
,
..
this
understanding with the management of Gulf Interstate.
to the acquisition by Columbia of
substantially^
of
Gulf
the
... ...
of
respect
Gulf
lateral.and
.
^
the
compressor
'
orders, Chemstrand is sharply stepping
up its
The. current increase in production
involves the
1,100 plant workers furloughed
early in February."
The company's production of its
acrylic fiber, Acriian, was at
capacity
throughout the first three months.—V. 187, p. 1783.
'
of
of
has
prom-,
'
Young,
an
Louisiana
production.
recall
for
12
25,541
/
,
consisting
increased
nylon
incmne/i_-1648.
p.
with
Co.
Gulf
year,",
acrylic
Co.—Earnings Lower
899,000
«
upturn of customer demand
for the second half of the
Acriian
1958
$85,707
;
the
bidding.
$2,000,000, incurred
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Corp.—New Contract—
The
,
are
again
April indicate an appreciablewnich wc expect to continue
for
yarns,
year.
was
shares
•
,
;
were
in
"and
'
meet
of
expenses-
with
competitive
first
Trust
through
Interstate assets,
"
1
!.
> '
•/'
The transaction is
subject to approval by1 the stockholders of Gulf.
Interstate and the consent or
approval of certain goveimment. agencies.
These approvals and consents will be
sought in the near future. Theholders of each, share of Gulf Interstate Gas
Co. common stock willreceive 0.79375 share ol common stock of The
Columbia Gas System,
Inc. ajid Gulf Interstate Gas
Co- will be dissolved when the transac¬
tion is concluded, which is
expected to be prior to'Dec.
...
the
'
'
1958—Month—1957
$245,397
f
$3B8,301
159,690
235,925*
revenue-^
oper.
187,
,
inventories
approaching normal levels.
upturn in demand for tire
ry.
George S.
has reached
;
year
at
by the company at 90 Broad
(EDT) on June 17 for the
a.m.
2212.
p.
-
Columbia Gas System,
Inc.^-Proposed Acquisition—
quarter
fifth
,
for
It
'
the
.
the
and
Railway-oper.
Railway oper.
—V.
the
statement
sinking fund debentures,
sale
to
received
11
Consolidated
near- *
-
adversely affected by the pinch
start-up cost of new facilities.
The/
demand for chemical textile fibers was restricted
by inventory liquidation policies pursued
by our. customers.
•'■*
j The improved order pattern
beginning in March in nylon, both for
textile and tire cord yarn, indicates that mill
downtrend
of
its
&
185,
Colorado & Wyoming
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
way operations
,
strand Overseas,
that
u
Net
earnings
1957*—its
a
/©fa
was
-
,
be
to
accrued
Bank
.
31,;
Net revenue from rail-
volume
*■!«.;-Profits
construction
President, in his
stock
used
Proposed
:
meeting.
quarter
of
public
be
_
one-
187, p. 2218.
$32,184,000 and
$1,885,000.
>-
producer of chemical textile fibers—the
company achieved a sales!
of $146,043,000 and net
earnings of $20,055,000.
These sales,
and earnings were the
highest on record.
"Sales and earnings
this,
year," Mr. O'Neal noted, "for the first time are
being reported on a
„i' consolidated basis,
which
includes
tne
results
of
the
two
foreign
subsidiaries, Chemstrand Limited of. the -United
Kingdom and Chemi
March
,
the
-
Chemstrand Corp.—-Reports
Quarterly Results—
ended March 31,
,
at
-
,
auxiliary facilities for liquefying
all
$1.22
:
.
.
outstanding
•'
requirements,
common
during
,
*
$0.26
...
outstanding.
/ ••
■
•
sharply curtailed due to lower
sales demands which
prevailed generally throughout the steel
industry. •'.
As
a
result of curtailing
operations, the corporation has reduced
its inventories in excess of
$10,000,000 since Nov. 30, 1957.—V.
186,r
p. '2755.
Operations
:
of
preferred
shares
and
dividend
will
up
corporation
outstanding.
corresponding quarter in 1957 were $9,635,092 $4,552,392 after Federal taxes,
equivalent, '
the
taxes,
'3,383,626
;
production
for
Federal
/after
generating:
producing.
the Girdler.
cobalt
earnings
before
for
will
Co.—Registers
SEC—
are
through
corporation has reported a net loss of
$2,837,396 before Federal
taxes for the quarter ended March
31, 1958; and a net loss
amounting to $1,390,096 -after provision for Federal
income taxes,
equivalent, > after- allowing for preferred dividend
requirements, to a.
loss of 45c per share on
3,384,463 shares of common stock
Net
Girdler
and-a-half tons per day lor
standby purposes.—V.
the
$3,000,000
offered
above-mentioned $3,000,000
187, p. 2000.
plus
The
Nickel unit, latest application
of automatic hydrogen sulfide
processes developed by Girdler Construction to
meet industrial
require-toents for cn-site
production, will produce r's tons of gaseous
hydrogen
sulfide per day and have
...
$1,156;830
./ $1.09
income
-
cobalt
1/ The Port
"
$1,289,938
shares
common
*
.
*
397,088
.
outstanding shares.
This compares with
$2.64 per share earned iri the
calendar year 1957.
In the same
quarterly periods revenues advanced from
$31,600,000 in '
1957 to $32,100,000 in 1958 —V.
187, p., 1431.
■
/"
438,432
Electric Illuminating
Lindseth.
were
Service
registration
Conlon-Moore Corp—Partial
Redemption—
The
79,790
103,762
.
•
earnings
a
1978.—V.
.
ported
1957,. with
for further
Y.,
the
$1,474,128
$277,861
shareholders
Earnings ,for the first quarter
share, compared with 79 cents
21,
-
N.
company
con¬
actively to negotiate a number of
acquisitions and to investigate
others.—V. 187, p.
1783.
9
Colorado Fuel & Iron
will
and
187,
sulfide
and
the
Rosenthal
be
proceeds
Bids
:
have risen much faster
than revenues," he said.
"As a result,
company's rate of return on
property and plant is the lowest in
last four, years, and the
tatoid is downward.
/
\
,,
"This
is
why the company last month
announced
that
it
was'
applying for an increase in electric rates.
"The
increase averages 5%
for
all
customer classifications.
For •
the typical home this
means
less than a penny a
day."
Construction recently
engineered a 60-tonliquid
hydrogen
sulfide
plant—largest ever built—for ore,
processing at the Cuban end^qf/the $119,000,000
nickel-cobalt, project, 1
being constructed by Cuban American, a
subsidiary of Freeport Sulphur
Co.
'
'
'/.'■•
/.
•
.,..
/
j-
40,147
,
$0.28
1,059,159
Oct
additions and
improvements, and the balance will be
expenditures for such
purposes.
Construction expendi¬
estimated at $3,850,000 for
1958, of which approximately
$1,000,000 will be obtained
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures (after
repayment of bank loans in
June 1958), and the
balance from tha
company's operations.-
the
esti-
', per-day
...
share_
filed
property
used
5,376,326
$1,688,223
,
11,007
,
$291,375
com.
to
tures
.
and
cobalt.
per
for
pre- ;
Madison
the
year;
budget
facilities at Port Nickel,
La., was announced on
May 20 by
-Construction Division of the Chemetron
Corp. "
•
'
'
The
hydrogen sulfide will be used to refine nickel
nickel
t
Public
company
Net
$6,850,454:
5,888,663
-.
$370,616
„
6,142
110,155
,
$7,576,886
operations
an
Offering With
1958, covering
1978,
...
under
Chemetron Corp.—To Equip Sulfide
Plant—
Authorization
*»,t
for
;
the
have been added to the lines
within the
be available for
operation during the peak load
r,/•
15,
/- "Costs
the $75,000,000
estimated in the annual
units, with a capability of
245,000 kilo-
//watts,
i
shares
year/ are
expenditures
generating
for
650
and
.
$395,388
_____
So reported Elmer
L. Lindseth,
22 to stockholders at the annual
,
?'
probability
This
office-of
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$1,799,828
1,429,212
Earnings of company for the first
quarter
despite a slight increase in revenues.
reported
ended
in
at
Commencing
$100,000
Community
-
7.74.
p.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
(net)____
-
300,000
,.
Large Expenditures
number
mate# and
corpox-ation
,.•'•••.'
1958
so
this
$2,020,070
.1,624,682
taxes
Cleveland
period
April 30, 1957.
•'
Construction expenditures
on
'
800:000
500,000
-
*
the
presented
of
187,
<&
Co.__
picture.
>
For the 12 mouths ended
April 30, 1958;/electric revenues of
the;;
system aggregated $138,872,390. a
gain of 5.7%; over the
corresponding
/period ending in 1957. Consolidated net income
amounted
to
$2.44'
per share on
10,207,317 shares, an increase of
9.9%
over
the $2.22
per share on approximately the same
"
Y.—V.
tinued
still
•
»*
N.
■
Mr.
&
1.200,000
& South West Corp.—Plans
corresponding
at
June- 30
funds.
of
Debenture
1949
necessary
to
treble
present
wholesale
sales
of
electricity by Citizens' Nogales, Arizona
district to Cia.- do
Servicios Publicos -de
Nogales, S. A., serving the
community of Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico.
consolidated electric revenues for
the first '
of
$41,959,800, approximately 3.9%
over .the
of. last year.
John S.
Osborne, President told
V the
annual stockholder's
meeting on May 20 that although commercial
and industrial sales
during tne period have shown little
gain over last
year's level, due
largely to reduced activity in the oil,
steel, lead and zinc industries, an
increase of (>.6%
in residential revenues
has been;
V
a
sustaining iactor in the over-all
four
*
to
1,
plus accrued interest to June 30
and
1%. They are to be
L. Rosenthal,
President, stated that
ing. completion
on
facilities
-
250,000
Bros,
Co.
V:
•
interest
attached
coupons
'
...
Richard
600.000
_
Shearson,-".* Hammill
200.000
187;
&
-Based
.
■
Inc..
Stern
Co.
*—v.
■/./
Co.,
.
.
_____
Co.,
Hutzler
1,200,000
.
McMaster Hutchinson <fe
&
$18,000,000 of
indenture dated April
an
amount
revenues,
1958.
"150:000'
W.
Salomon
200,000
•/.'•Co.
Pollock
will
redeem
on
its 2%% deben¬
its
of
of
assets
3
offering price of $8, this Fund's
total size is now in
excess of
$5,500,000 on an asset value of
share as of
$8.04 per
May 13.
Dividends of 10c a share from
the Fund's In¬
vestment income have
bsen declared for each
of the first two
of this
quarters
year.—V. 187, p. 987.
•
&
Co.
$800,000
Pressprich & Co. 1,200,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
500,000
500,000
___■
Co.
E.
Inc.
Co
:_
it
of
all
family
initial
Bank; 43 Exchange Place, New
York, N. Y.
placed with institutional
investors, will
interest, etc.-^____;
"Earns,
&
___.
that
amount
prepay
plus accrued
unmatured
wealth
-
•
amount
Ne,t income
.
Corp. ,_///____
face
under
■
income
Bond
"•■/■■
Hanseatic
Patterson, "Copeland
Kendall, «Inc.
1,200,000
&
York
1540.
p.
Citizens Utilities Co.—Quarterly
Earnings Higher—'
Period End.
Other
agreed/
Qeneratlng Station,
Prepay 2%% Debentures
also
principal:
"
Securities
Freeman
severally
187,
announced
charge- of Is of
principal office
York,
Operating income
r
respective
all
Fort
1959.
issued
their lace
,
$4,200,000
1,000,000
Co.
have
following
New
,
Merle-Sinith__„ 1,200,000
Equitable
Corp.
The
/
.
2 Inc.
below
:
-
,
Co.
Bache & Co.___—:
the
company
bonds;
&
named
15,
face
Mar, 31-r-
...
PURCHASERS—The
1900.—V.
will
the
at
Oper. exp.
and.
charges
to. fixed
at
New
Operating
"
$29,862,000
earnings
at
with
prepayment
Avenue,
'•/
*
,
prepaid
payment
-
revenues
April
Miami
privately
be
Poughkeepsie, ""
miles
along the '
in
20
and
debentures
redeemed
Chase Manhattan
The 3t2 % >
notes,
•
"
„■
EARNINGS—Operating
.
1959
The
"
serves
a
territory
River and
comprising an area of some 2,500 square
miles
containing a population of
approximately 350,000 persons.
The area
Served includes such cities
as
Poughkeepsie, Beacon, Newburgh and
Hudson
2%%
be
1,
due
presentation
be
the'
at
will
April
notes
The
Will
.
the
at
$50,000,000
due
3 '/a%
outstanding
all
future
its
and
bonds
retire
.
early
corporation on
May
30, 1958 the entire
June
t;
operation
This
'-v
White,
(jointly
for
unit
C. I. T, Financial
Corp.—To
.
the bonds
as
4V8s were: Kidder,
Peabody & Co.,
Weld
&
Co. , and
Stone* &
Webster
Securities
100.1899.
Two
other
bids
sougnt a rate of 4(4%.*
were:
The
First Boston Corp.,
101.7899, and Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co., 101.759.
''
j
The bonds will
be
redeemable at
the option of the
company at
prices .ranging from 106.30 % to
100%, plus accrued
4
,
172,000 kilowatt
(general
Reentered
4
news
and
as 'second
no
class
hp-
York fundi.
*
The Comviercial and
4
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
(2332)
together own 29#
which
5# series due 1987, at the redemption
price of 106.16# of principal amount (aggregating $15,924,000) .plus
interest.
The balance of the net proceeds together with internal cash
will be applied to the cost of the 1958 construction program of the
field
Colo.
intends
It
to engage,
Denver
as
Family Life will not exceed $750,000.
Management, officials and principal stockholders include
Derryberry, President,
and Jack G. Padgett, Senior
In addition
to options granted Messrs. Derryberry and Padgett
invested
stricted
However,
is
Delaware,
the
"If
approximately $667,000,000," the
government's proposed judgment
companies told
were adopted,
to Christiana and Delaware
about 55# of their present
taxes of about $111,000,000
and by a decline of about $191,000,000 in
the value of the shares.
"Moreover, even the receipt of this $365,000,000 in proceeds
would
be all but outweighed by the loss in the value of the du Pont stock
held
by Christiana and Delaware, referred to above, which would
the net proceeds of these shares
would amount to about $365,000,000, only
value. The balance would be eaten up by
onq
tney and
options to
stocK
no
Court.
the
..
to issue and sell an additional. 18,771 com¬
offered for subscription by stockholders at $48 per
share and at the rate of one new share for each 12 shares held.
As
owner
of 220,324 of
the 225,250 outstanding shares of Fall River
common, EUA proposes to purchase its pi o rata part of such additional
shares and all such shares not purchased by other stockholders.
Fail
Itiver will apply
the proceeds to the prepayment of its-outstanding
short-term bank loans.—V. 186, p. 1149.
Pall
$362,000,000."
noted also that while the Supreme Court reversed
the
District Court's dismissal against the du Pont company "solely
because,
in its view, du Pont's acquisition and holding of General
Motors stock violated Section 7 of the Clavton Act," Christiana and
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway oper.
revenue
Railway oper.
expenses.
Net revenue
from rail¬
187, p.
$5,485,433
2,691,941
$2,894,292
1,453,956
$2,026,062
977,921
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
$7,490,174
3,929,105
1648.
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Co., Ltd.—To Redeem
Debs.
called for redemption on June 2, 1958, all of
outstanding 5# sinking fund debentures, 1952 series, due April 1,
1967 and 5#
sinking fund debentures, 1953 series, due June 1, 1969,
at 102#.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada of the
Royal Bank of Canada,' v".
The corporation
has also called for redemption on June 2, 1958,
all of its outstanding 5#
debentures, 1953 series, due' June 1, 19591963 at prices ranging from 100.605; to 102.845#, according to ma¬
corporation has
The
its
7-'
7.
.
branch in Canada of the Royal
turity.
•
'•
Payment will be made at any
of Canada.—V. 187, p. 880.
:
-
Bank
■■
v.
Development—
Co.—Announces New
Dow Chemical
conducting an evaluation on a textile material
tape, it was announced on May 7.
Dow emphasized that the material, known as Q-957, is still ill the
development stage. It said applications in the industrial, automotive,
agricultural, home furnishing and decorative fields are being considered.
The evaluation, in selected markets, is based on material supplied
in
small quantities
from a pilot plant at the company's Midland,
Michigan, division. A decision on commercial production hus not been
The
is
company
described
as
thin, narrow
a
made.
fabrics having good
Q-957 can be woven into lightweight
relatively high tear strength.
said
Dow
cover
and
the direction of the
alloy fiber, is to be
apparel applications.—V. 187, p. 1784.
development is another move by Dow in
textile market.
"Zefran," the company's acrylic
The
fall in
launched this
Drilling: & Exploration Co.,
Inc.—Completes 2 Wildcats
discoveries — one in Louisiana and another in
Oklahoma have been announced by this company.
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc. et. al. have announced the comple¬
tion of a
discovery well in St. Martin Parish, La. The Number 1
Williams, Inc. was completed at a total depth of 13,007 feet in an area
known as the Mystic Bayou. The well was completed through perfora¬
tions in 5Va inch casing from 12,478 to 12,486 feet..
In Stephens
County, Okla.,< upon a 640 acre unit, the Number 1
McKinney has been completed as a discovery at a total depth of 15,826
feet in an area known as the S. E.
Carter-Knox Field. Drilling &
significant
Two
working interest in this
the immediate vicinity.
Exploration Co. owns approximately 6# of the
unit, and three additional 640 acre units in
—V. 183, p. 1612.
the
acquire
Commission
Power
distribution facilties
electric
Carolina Mountaih
Power
this
authorized
has
Corp.
will pay $105,000 for Carolina's facilities. Carolina
small public utility company which operates in parts of Hender¬
Rutherford and Polk Counties, N. C. Carolina plans to retain
The Duke company
Is
a
son,
Duke has agreed to
after con¬
only its hydroelectric plant near Lake Lure, N. C.
purchase the entire output of this hydro plant for 25 years
summation of the merger.
Commission
The
in
that
to
Carolina's
greater
Duke
in
will result in
—V.
plans
to
capacity
customers
187, p.
the
a
that the merger
said
electric
.
>
I
.
will be in the public Interest
to make substantial improvements and additions
properties which would result in a considerably
meet
area
the
affected.
present
The
and
FPC
future
also
and
charged with participation in
a
Delaware.
and
tiana
Pont's General Motors holdings which are allocable
Delaware and Delaware stockholders are also not to be
them" the companies said, "but it is not entirely clear from
the government's plan whether these shares are to be voted by the
other du Pont stockholders or whether they are not to be voted at all.
"There is no more justification in the record or in the decision of
"The shares of du
Christiana,
to
voted by
Court for this attempt to disenfranchise Christiana,
Delaware and stockholders of Delaware during the 10-year transitional
period than there is for the provisions disqualifying them from par¬
ticipation in the distribution. Nothing in the record establishes any
misuse by these defendants of their voting, power.
Indeed . . . this
Court found a complete failure of proof that these defendants voted
their stock for unlawful purposes."
On
the
other hand, Christiana and
Delaware said, the du Pont
the
Supreme
"effectuate a divestiture of all of the attributes of
Motors holdings which could possibly give rise to
consequences," and would "fully and fairly" accom¬
plish the objectives of the Supreme Court's decision.
"Moreover," the companies said, "the du Pont plan would meet
iully the objections of Christiana and Delaware to the specific provi¬
sions of the government's proposal relating to them. The plan would
recognize the limited status of these defendants in the litigation and
would not subject them to relief, except to the extent of requiring
them to pass through to their stockholders the voting rights of their
allocable shares of du Pont's General Motors stock, which they are
liability in confiscatory
stockholders by a dis¬
criminatory disqualification from participation in a distribution
to
all other stockholders. It would not arbitrarily remove their substan¬
tial property rights and gratuitously present them to others. It would
not seek to affect the rights of innocent stockholders of Delaware."
Christiana Securities Co. is a publicly-owned investment company,
It
amounts.
which
of
not
subject them to forced tax
not treat them as tainted
would
to purchase a substantial block of du Pont stock
du *>nnt «'islr>d to s°ll. Sine its incepMon, Chris¬
approximately 27# of the outstanding common shares
1915
in
organized
Coleman
T.
has owned
tiana
Pont company. Delaware Realty & Investment Co. was
in its present form in 1924 to receive substantial holdings
Christiana and du Pont and other securities from Pierre S. du Pont,
exchange for h life annuity for him and 'his wife. See also V.
du
the
organized
of
requirements
of
noted that the merger
Carolina.
substitution of Duke's lower rates for those of
1648.
Development Corp., Monroeville, Pa.—Control Changes— *
Edward H. Talenfeld, President, on May 19 announced that he and
his sons have sold their interest in Eastern to a New York-Pittsburgh
syndicate, headed by Earl Belle.
Among the assets of Eastern is the
controlling interest in Cornucopia Gold Mines, a diversified acquisitioin
Investment
firm listed on
addition
In
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Mar. 31—
the American Exchange.
to its control of Cornucopia,
interest in Consolidated
utility, and Tru-Val Homes Inc., a
trolling
Eastern also owns con¬
Transmission Co., a Pennsylvania
large residential builder.
Eastern's
activity has been in the fields of industrial real estate and
Murray A. Talenfeld, President of Cornucopia and an
of Eastern, stated, "My brother and I are continuing in the
primary
construction.
officer
period net was $9,007,313.
After
provision for dividends on
income
was
$7,736,148, or 45 cents
first
Net
deficit
way
Net ry.
—V.
f
from
rail-
operations
deficit
—_
oper.
187,
p.
.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$935,303
6,309,659
$1,556,807
6,797,525
$1,739,702
$5,314,356
1,837,896
5,442,487
$5,240,718
5,456,159
..
$1,719,060
1,779,111
1648.
~
Investment
Corp.,
publicly
we
owned
are
Through our holding company, National
completing negotiations towards acquiring a
manufacturing concern in the electronic and
throughout the United States." Commenting
Duplan Corp. (& Canadian Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
1958
$10,267,000
Net
Net
Net
—V.
sales
loss
loss
187,
from
per
p.
operations
share
1957
$9,417,000
153,000
$0.16
6 Months Ended March 31—
102,000
$0.10
880.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Stockholders
(Inc.)—Two Large
Approve Alternative Plan Filed by
and Oppose Government
Firm
Proposal—
innocent of any viola¬
antitrust suit told the
U. 8. District Court on May 15 a decree proposed by the Justice
Department would virtually confiscate their entire interest in General
Motors, currently valued at $667,000,000.
Christiana Securities Co. and Delaware Realty & Investment Co.,
Two investment
tion
of
law
in
companies which were found
the
du
Pont-General
Motors
Burton Talenfeld, Eastern's Treasurer, added:
"My father, brother and I feel that we have received an excellent price
for
our
holdings in Eastern Investment and Development.
We are
assuming a inore aggressive position in the residential and commercial
real estate and construction field in the Pittsburgh area.
Furthermore,
we had decided to expand our community industrial development pro¬
gram to selected areas throughout the country."
Mr.
copia
on
Belle,
as
a
the
sale,
who has been associated with both Eastern and Cornu¬
Vice-President and Director, would not reveal the exact
$5,000,000, but
price for the companies whose total net worth exceeds
said the transaction was in cash and represented a substantial
figure.
resigning from all boards of the affe'e'. companies, and that he would announce his proposed slate of
officers and directors within a few days.
Mr.
Belle
stated, "Our group does not contemplate
any changes
in the administrative personnel of Eastern or its affiliated companies.
We are continuing the diversification program initiated for Cornucopia
earlier this yur."
Mr. Belle also said that Cornucopia's annual report
this year would show a favorable earnings picture for the first time
in over 15 years.—V. 185, p. 2556.
He
preferred stocks,
remaining net
per share on 17,022,124 shares
with first period 1957's $7,94o,927, or 48
cents per share on 16,457,615 shares outstanding.
t
For comparative purposes,
earnings per share for the -first quarter
1957 are based on total outstanding shares, including shares of com¬
mon
B stock outstanding at that time.
The common R stock, which
automatically became common stock on Jan.* 1, 1958. was issued in
exchange for Pacific Northwest's common stock and did not-participate
in dividends for 1957.—V. 187, p. 1893.
outstanding,
contrasted
as
Electric Bond & Share
Co.—Asset Value Up 5%—-
-
stock of this company at March 31, 1958
was $155,561,700,
or $29.03 a share, an increase of $6,980,000, or 8#,
over
the end of 1957, according to* the quarterly report released on
May 2. I Asset value reflects
investments with a quoted - market at
market
quotations, Ebasco Services Inc. at its capital and surplus,
and other investments for which there are no market quotations at
value of the common
Asset
i
cost.
the first quarter of 1958
income for
Net
share,
a
was
$1,952,879, or 37 cents
11# increase over the $1,767,166, or 34 cents
the same period a year ago.. The gain was due to
an
a share,
increased
and receipt of a
quarterly dividend from Chemical Construction Corp. at e rate of 25#
greater than dividends received semi-annuaily in 1957.
Sales of energy by Foreign Power subsidiaries in the "first quarter
rose
7#
and preliminary
corporate earnings for the quarter were
approximately the same as last year. Operations in Cuba are prac¬
tically normal, although there was some damage to plant as a result
of the
recent trouble, and
collections were somewhat slower. First
quarter power sales in Cuba were 10#
ahead of a year ■ aso.—V,' 187,
earned
lor
diviuend income
p.
American & Foreign Power Co.
ironi
2001.
Corp.—Earnings
Electrolux
Show Improvement—
April 24 reported for the three months' period
net profit of $490,695 after taxes and all
other charges, equivalent to 40 cents a share on the 1,230*500 shares
of common stock outstanding.
This compares with a net profit of $366,319, equivalent to 30 cents
a
share, for the corresponding 1957 period.—V. 187, p. *44.
corporation
This
March
ended
31,
on
1958,
said
that the Talenfelds
Eastern Utilities
are
Associates—Proposes Borrowings for
Investment in Subsidiaries—
joined with two of its subsidiaries in filing a
financing proposal with the SEC;
and the Commission has given
interested persons until June 4, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
Under the proposal, EUA will make borrowings from The First National
TMs
corporation has
Inc., Long Beach, N.
Associates,
Electronic
J.—Sales
Earnings at Higher Rate—
and
;
Christianson, President and Chairman of the Board, on
May 17 reported that for the year 1957 net earnings roseate $1,001,998,
an
increase of 8#
over 1956.
Net sales for 1957, as represented by
completed contracts, rose to $12,298,000 a 39# increase over the total
for
1956.
1957 earnings per share amounted to $1.64, as -compared
to $1.52 for 1956.—V.
187, p. 1313.
Lloyd
F.
National Watch Co.—Gets
Component—
Elgin
$500,000 Contract-—
New Missile
announced on May 15 that its Micronics -Division has
received a $500,000 contract covering development and. prototype pro¬
duction of a new guided missile fuze device.
The contract brings
to $1,300,000 the division's new contracts re¬
ceived since Jan. 1 for development and custom production, of highprecision devices for missiles and aircraft, according to -George W.
.Fraker, Jr., General Manager.
He added that the division is now involved in eight different mis¬
This
sile
company
programs.
The
new
contract
This
its
to
West -Coast plant
the missile involved could
187, p. 1313.
t.
handled at Micronics'
be
will
Chatsworth,
Calif.
Mr. Fraker said
not be identified for security reasons.—V.
at
Corp.—To Add New Service—
corporation will add service from the United States to Hawaii
international air freight forwarding operations beginning June
announced on May 19 by John C. Emery, President.
Maclver-Campbell, Vice-President in charge of Emery's west¬
with offices in Los Angeles, Calif., will complete arrange¬
ments with Hawaiian Hauling Service, Ltd.,
the organization which
will service Emery agents on the islands.
Emery will use all airlines between the U. S. and Hawaii as well as
in
the U. S.
to assure customers a fast schedule and -to minimize
delays due to cancellations.
Emery charges include pick-up, delivery,
wire and cable costs normally assessed as extras by other air services.
—V. 187, p. 1313.
26,
it
was
M.
A.
region
ern
Equity Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
Firm Under Contract—
acquisitions.
field of industrial
further
$607,749
2,347,451
$392,219
2,111,279
including Pacific
$9,622,407. In 1957,
and its subsidiaries,
company
Corp., for the first quarter was
Northwest Pipeline
&
missile field doing business
Railway oper. expenses-
Kayser,
the
of
income
2225.
Eastern
large
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue™
Paul
year,
13.
Net
do.
to
would
"It
last
606
May
General
Pont's
anti-competitive
willing
Company continued to
compared with $71,156,President, reported to stockholders on
revenues of El Paso Natural Gas
climb in the first quarter, reaching $91,389,752
would
proposal
du
*
Gas Co.—Revenues Still Rise—
El Paso Natural
Emery Air Freight
to
company
transmission line of
and a
even
never
Act.
Delaware Realty
characterized the government's
proposals as to voting of General Motors stock owned by them and
allocable to them as "not only unjustifiably harsh and discriminatory"
but lacking in "any semblance of rational basis."
The government proposes, they said, that during the 10-year period
of the trustee's sales and distributions,
du Pont shareholders would
vote not only their own pro rata shares of the undistributed General
Motors stock, but also the stock deposited with the trustee by Chris¬
187, p.
Federal
"were
the Clayton
of
Christiana
in
Acquire Certain Facilities—
Duke Power Co.—To
The
Realty
Delaware
violation"
operations
way
Net
companies
The
be
to
Operating
exceed
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$5,917,013 $7,262,842 $16,967,946 $"20,158,149
3,890,951
4,368,550 11,482,513 12,661,975
Grande Western
Denver & Rio
also proposes
River
shares,
mon
part of
and
acquire the 60,000 shares above referred to at
three of such individuals have received re¬
acquire 180,000 shares at $1.75 per share.
to
persons
share,
per
a
to rights offerings.
Company.
however,
Richard S.
Vice-President.
other
five
$2
in
wnich are imposed
the tax consequences of the distribution. Sales of du Pont
stock to escape the tax impact of the distribution, the companies said,
could cause a decline in the market value of du Pont stock of about
15#.
Sales of General Motors stock by du Pont stockholders who
would require cash to pay taxes on shares received in. the distribution,
together with the sales which the trustee would have to make, could
depress the price of General Motors stock by 25#
to 40#.
"Based on a market value of $35
for General Motors stock, the
value
of
the
shares held
by Christiana, and of that portion of
du
Pont's General Motors holdings which is allocable to Christiana
Acceptance has received net proceeds ol
the sale of its stock. The latter also intends to invest
soon
and Fall River Eleciric
of additional shares of their
Brockton
proposes
to offer
an
additional 21.664 shares for subscription - by
stockholders at $65 per share and at the race of one new share for
each 12 shares held.
As owner of 253.519 of the 259,968 outstanding
shares
oi
Brockton
common,
EUA proposes to purchase its pro
rata part of such additional shares and all such shares not purchased
by other stockholders.
Brockton will apply the proceeds thereof to
the
prepayment of outstanding short-term bank loans and to ,tliIs
purchase of additional securities, of its subsidiary, Montaup Electric
Edison Co.
Brockton
subsidiaries,
two
have proposed the issuance and sale
stock to stockholders, pursuant
common
trustee who
as
Family Life Insurance
Acceptance
as
owns
with
business
$200,000
from
additional
proceeds from this financing to expand the operations, of Family Li.e
in Colorado and into other states as rapidly as is economically prac¬
ticable;
and
Denver
Acceptance may also acquire control of or
organize a second life insurance company to aid in the expansion,
and spread the risks, of both it ancl Family Life through reciprocal
reinsurance
arrangements.
The ultimate amount expected to be
as
would be
General Motors stock). The stock would be deposited
would distribute it over a 10-year period to du Pont
Christiana, Delaware Realty and the stock¬
holders of Delaware Realty would not receive the 21,172,720 shares
allocable to them, but would receive the cash proceeds after these
shares had been sold by the trustee.
Christiana
and Delaware Realty noted, as du Pont did in the
memorandum it filed May 14, that adoption of the government's pro¬
posal would result in large sales of du Pont and General Motors stock
Realty
time
one
The
Co.,
Department's proposal, filed last October, would require
disposition of du Pont's 63.000,000 snares of General Motors stock and
of
535,500 General Motors shares owned
by Christiana (Delaware
stockholders.
any
purposes.
Pont
Pont pro¬
Justice
The
chapter for a life insurance company named
of America, which is expected to be organized by Denver
a
wholly owned subsidiary.
Family Life is to commence
Co.
stocknolders and the national economy
government's proposed judgment."
the
by
business of writing life insurance and
annuity policies.
According to the prospectus, the Insurance Commis¬
sioner and Attorney General of Colorado have approved the form of
a
law
parties
rather than by
innocent
formed or acquired, in the
to be
the
without
so
1958, under Colorado
subsidiary companies
organized on March 11,
through one or more
Acceptance was
Denver
law.
of
satisfy
SEC on May
its $1 per common stock. This
at $2 per share. The offering
is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by DAC securities Corp., lor
which it will receive a selling commission of 40c per share, the ex¬
penses of registration and issuance to be borne by the issuer.
Man¬
agement officials and sole stockholders of the underwriter are also
stockholders and management officials of the issuer.
An additional
55,000 common shares are under option to the underwriter at $2 per
share, and 60,000 to organizers of the company at the same exercise
at
tne shares allocable
by the 4,000 stock¬
the companies tnemselves.
the companies told the Court, "would fully
objectives of the Supreme Court decision, and would do
the coniiscatory and unjusliiiable results for the parties,
Font's 185,000 stocknolders, except that
and Delaware Realty would be voted
those companies
"The du Pont proposal,"
19, 1958, covering 1,000,000 shares of
stock is to be offered for public sale
price.
mi
•»-
$10,600,000
exceeding
Cnristiana
holders
registration statement with the
corporation filed a
The
14
voted by du
Registers
SEC—
Stock Offering With
Proposed Common
—
an^iuacive «,o tne government pian, au
that its 63,000,000 shares of General Motors stock
May
posed
to
Acceptance Corp., Denver,
Denver
the period ending July 1, 1959, in amounts not
in the aggregate and not to exceed $2,650,000
outstanding. Proceeds of these borrowings will. be
used to
make additional investments in two subsidiaries, to prepay
an
outstanding bank loan of S300.0CO, and
for general corporate
of Boston during
Bank
Pont company's outstanding com¬
a
in
case."
of $2,500,000 of
such sale).
for 1958.—
loans
bank
oam
sum.-.,
mon
and its subsidiaries (Including the retirement
incurred for construction .purposes pricr to
Construction
expenditures are estimated at $22,500,000
V. 187, p. 2116.
company
of the du
nicmoraiiUum to me chj-ao,:
"All
of
this
would be strong medicine, indeed, even for a
violator; it makes no sense at ail wnen imposed upon innocent
without any real need in terms of tne objectives of the
The two companies gave their approval
to tne proposal du
bonds,
trust
collateral
and
—
Plans to Sell
Gas to El Paso
This
has reached
company
Gas Co. for
its
Piceance
on
a
basic agreement with El Paso Natural
feet daily of natural gas from
Colo., field, it was announced
the sale of 100 million cubic
Creek, Rio Blanco County,
May 14.
The contract is subject to
approval of the Federal Power
Commission.
President, told shareholders at annual stockholders'
meeting, "The matters agreed upon are that this company will sell
El Paso 100 million cubic feet of natural gas per day for a contract
period of 20 years at the initial price of 16 cents per 1,000 cubic
feet—this price to be escalated one penny for each five -years after
commencement of delivery." Price is at the well h«>ad.
He said the contract figures roughly to be worth $13,000 daily to
Equity, after payment of royalties.
And this figures out at a gross for the first year of operation at
16 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, or nearly $5,000,000 for the Salt Lake
L.
j.
Dougan,
independent.
Between
"25
field to develop
and
18
be erected in
30
drilled at the
cubic feet. . Equity has
wells" would probably have to be
the deliverability of 100 million
at Piceance Creek now.
producers
Not include1 in
some
contract i
the question of
the field for the extraction
a
gasohne plant to
Equity
of natural gas liquids.
ownership in these.
Mr. Dougan said the bulk of the gas for the contract would come
from developments in the Mesa Verde formation at around 9,000 feet
retains
Piceance
at
the
Creek
has a 100# interest in 89,823 acres,
of which is believed to be productive of
where Equity
"substantial percentage"
gas.
The
a
M°sa
Verde
gas
is
"wet," he added, meaning that
recovered in any gasoline plant. The
relatively
good amount of liquids could bo
Volume
187
Number 5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2333)
pltuit
would
treat
virtually all of the
100
million
cubic
feet
daily of
he noted:
gas.
(Such
plant
a
would
cost
There has been
estimated
an
according to authorities in the
natural
no
understanding or
dling of the liquids and the conditions
constructed
All
and
detailed
of
approval
for
their
the
provisions
by the FPC
contract
statement
a
to
to
.
remain
In
application
be
The
requesting
worked
out,"
Mr.
Ford
to evaluate these prob¬
necessary
lems and
contract for
than
the sale
likely.,"
Mr.
of
could be completed
said.
gas
Dougan
Other production
at Piceance
Creek
comes
this year
appears
/
from
the
Fort
of
its
affiliated
Piceance Creek
intent!,
Union
Pacific
by El Paso
Pipeline Corp. now
Northwest
area.
t>
for¬
serving
amount
sufficient
to
insure
has
The
gas
started
on
one
new
deliverability
in
of
million
100
This
cubic
See
is
is
completing
another
has
and
completion,
latest
Piceance
"from
Cr^e'-,
all
Verde,
v
Mr.
six
Dougan
miles
from
Draw
will
in
result
said.
(Salt
the
Fall
River Electric
Bond
Lake
No.
"Tribune"
of
production
1
wildca
producer"
from
May
at
which
.
the
Mesa
15.)—V.
168,
be
p.
Registers Proposed
—
This company filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 16,
covering $3,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust
bonds,
due 1988, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
the net proceeds will be used to purchase at
par $1,110,000
principal amount of debenture bonds and $950,000
par value of common
of
Montaup Electric Co.
(which
latter company
is owned by
stock
Pall
River
and
two
other
Fall
River
also
will
obtain
to
EUA;
of
the
such
and
sale
of
prepayment
subsidiaries
funds,
the
in.
part
$900,000
of
its
a
to
be
are
proceeds to be
used
by
of
additional
bala.rce
applied
loans,
to
the
finance
sale
amounting
of
at $800,000
for
for
each
of
investment
tion
will
program
additional in
The
SEC
1958,
$2,060,000
in
1959.-
has
to
186,
be
issued
request
order
an
hearing
a
the
by
its
further the
to
debenture
installation
in
and
1960.
securities
of
complete its present construc¬
1958
(.see
above) and $2,000,000
interested
the
above
until
persons
bond
Signal Corp.—Acquisition— 7
June
Acquisition by this corporation of the Lackner Co. of
Cincinnati, Ohio,
producer of quantity illuminated plastic
displays, has been
by the Federal corporation.
F.
Feerer, Vice-President of Federal, stated that the
national
to
purchnse.
are
at
Production equipment and
Oliio
firm
Federal's
to
.some key personnel of the former
as a full department in Federal's
head¬
already the nation's largest electrical sign
facility.
a
suburb
Later
quantity
plastic display operation will be the first
depart¬
the
company's newly acquired plant now being
into
move
remodeled
and expanded
of
this
Chicago,
at
136th
where it
plastic division 'in
the
new South
The
is moving from
company
St. in Chicago in order to
Expressway.—V. 187, p. 1432,
Route
make
its
The
debentures
1,
tures
will
will be
redeemable
interest.
way
this
the
at
into
class
B
$2
stock
common
share. The
per
company's option at
to
the
company's
additional
financing,
proceeds
from
general
the
sale
funds.
of
The
the
accrued
special
emphasis,
where
debentures
of
deemed
will
intends
company
working capital for the expansion
with
its
to
current
cessors
since
Mr.
desirable
and
be
as
subsidiaries
is
engaged
is
almost
holding
a
entirely
company,
on
financially
and
through
placing
in
purchasing and
primary and secondary mortgages on real property, for the
purpose of
holding said mortgages to maturity and collecting the installments of
principal and interest.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
will
Notes
payable
Class
A
creation
of
have
the
a
at
The
tions
of
bonds
the
from banks
are
Outstanding
phasis
on
rate
of
and
its
1959,
and
owned
the
at
are
of
Watnvatosa
corporation
to
subsidiaries
all
The
loans
corporation,
due five years after issuance
ending July 31,
1961.—V.
May 15 opened a new multi-million
plant at North Judson, Ind., to serve
company
on
producing
the
Mid-Western
the
building
The
new
area
and
to
187, p,
meet
the
located
only
80
southeast
of
miles
dollar
Insul-
Chicago
and
new
to
new
feet
North Judson
of
interior
yard area.—V. 187,
p.
plant,
floor
situated
space
with
on
a
30-acre
113,000
tract, has
square
feet
of
49,000
paved
1541.
Florida East Coast
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue..
oper,
expenses.
operations
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
187,
p.
income—.
the
for
company
announced
speed up
the
next
future
no
Net
Mohican
above
markets
The
than
paper
1894.
stores
The
11
name.
acquired
by
Grand
Newington,
Westerly, R. I.
Grand
Union
will
be
East
•
-
ore
in
Haven,
.)/
;
operating
Eastern
stores
Union
Bloomfield,
seventh is in
acquisition,
in
six
be
to
Hartford,
total
a
states, the District of Columbia and
Connecticut will bring to 25 the number
In that state.—V.
187, p. 2225.
in
1958—3 Mos.—1957
revenue—
$430,206
$396,509
$1,207,489
$1,171,669
oper.
expenses-
276,781
283,258
845,239
807,728
$153,425
$113,251
$362,250
$363,941
57,672
27,098
110,066
...
Net
yet.
as
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
oper.
operations
way
several
plans
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
187,
;■
94,873
1649.
p.
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.—Asset Value
Up—
As of—
Net
May 20 announced
Development—which
and engineering facilities of all
New
research
on
for
of
Net
V.
the
swiftly-growing
which
to
up
industrial
three
years
Wis.
It
will
be
built
and
187,
The
ry.
$796,179
220,506
292,203
673,632
$69,753
$3,056
$117,547
Aircraft
Canadair
♦39,355
8,023
In
contract
G.
M.
the
DC-8.—V.
(B.
A
a
stream.
and
186,
by
7,496,683|
9,048,822
$2,394,019
new
made
man
An
459,496
for
in
program
supplier of
number
its
of
and
was
instruments
its
Oil
O.
does
tensile
rubber
associate.
Goodrich-Gulf
be
can
Semon.
not
It
and
controls
not
can
has
Preparation
Chemicals,
of
the
Inc.,
of
those
of
made
think
now
Semon
black
of
reinforcement
to
deuterio
said.
"Our
rubber
rubber.
that
Eventually,
rubber
a
this
of
commercial
that
be superior
may
type
to
be
however,
might
used for some very special purposes.
At present,
great value will be in helping scientists to'learn more about
properties of conventional rubbers."—V. 187, p. 1785.
sale
Grace
said
would,
Federal
with
United
be
a
be
new
States
the
Mr.
Grace
informed
cals
and
the
plant
bonds
of
Government.
toward
will
for
the
go
into
go
this
into
American
external
to
for
seven
These
commerce.
in¬
a
utility amphibian; the Gulfthe
Ag-Cat,
an
agricultural
boats,
trucks,
canoes,
trailers
would
be
the
in
that
the
Rosa
about
company's
group,
which
building development activitese;
by
interest
$21,000,000
and
the
Made
secured
and
Santa
June
above.—V. -187,
677.
p.
.
also
of
such
and
The
from
bids
$25,800,000
chemical
this
of
by
well has recently been drilled
12
It reporteoly is omy the second
well ever discovered in the Gulf
oil
was
a
mobile
new
offshore
the
potential
per
from the triple-producer
day.—187, pp. 2002 and 2117.
Bonds
—
year.
the
cap¬
$20,-
paper,
chemi¬
$28,700,000, for
steam¬
totals
Offered—Lehman
an
the
bonds,
Fenner
also
Smith
<fc
Stuart
&
Co.
4s,
as
received
were
bonds
will
106.70%
to
to
be
redeemable
at
Eastman
Dil-
regular redemption prices ranging
100%, and at special redemption prices receding from
plus accrued interest in each case.
Stock
common
share
syndicate
was
Offered—Public
offering of 240,000
(no par) at a price of $43.121/i>
on May 20 by an underwriting
managed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
stock
also made
jointly
Fenner & Smith and Lehman Brothers.
award of this issue on
May 19
The group won
its bid of $42,015 per
on
.
Competing bids
tional
Merrill
White, Weld & Co. .(jointly),
101.835; Stone & Webster Secu¬
100%,
Common
share.
from;
and
Inc.,
The
common
000,000
for
First
the
stock
common
Boston
Corp.,
offering
$41.67
were
share;
per
'submitted
Carl
M.
as
Loeb,
$41,475; and Stone & Webster Securities Corp., $41,425.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds and the addi¬
shares
short-term
will
be
due
notes
used
by
Sept.
the
23,
company
1958,
issued
to
pay
to
off
$16,-
finance
con¬
struction, and to provide funds to carry forward company's construction
and
other
corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Company Is engaged in the business of generating,
tributing and selling electric
and
south
connected
central
and
Louisiana.
maintains
in
energy
The
an
area
company's
additional
in
of
power
with
communities
steam
La.
other
within
products
utilities.
electric
interconnections
their
business
Electric
territory.
and
sells
energy
The
system
for
is sold
company
natural
gas
in
dis¬
southeastern Texas
the
Paula
group,
platform
location.
Utilities C«.
for
Halsey,
shares of
by
securities
hole
drilling
that
headed
PROCEEDS—Net
mort¬
Santa
September,
includes
ship
first
are
Pierce,
program
insured
La.
rities Corp., 101.571; and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
lop, Union Securities & Co. (Jointly), 101.55999.
steamship
possible
oil
Leeviile,
The group won award of the issue at competitive
May 19 on a bid of 101.965%.
on
follows:
sources.
finance
summer.
principal
About
of
service
shareholders
would
South
cost
and
security
time
100%
of
which
expenditures
of
some
legislation,
ships,
400,000
type
offered
payment
used
subscription
of
jack-pot
States
101.919;
Grace & Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
internal
currently producing
floor.
Lynch,
the
This company has set capital
expenditures this year at $71,900,000,
compared with $63,800,000 spent in 1957, J. Peter Grace,
President, told
shareholders on May 12.
The capital expenditures, Mr. Grace
said, will be financed by about
from
System, Inc.,
triple-producing
its
Rhoades & Co.,
$23,000,000
and
underwriting group which offered
May 20 $20,000,000 of 4% first mortgage bonds due
May 1, 1988 at 102.655% and accrued interest, to yield
re¬
high
indicates
wcrk
some
its
(W. R.)
is
military
cargo-passenger plane;
the WF-2 Tracer,
the FIIF-1- Tiger, a fighter; the F9F-8T,
on
rub¬
new
develop
having
as
preliminary
and
and
crude
Grumman
the
a
Jr., President of Dixilyn, said the three separate
profitable oil-producing sands were encountered at approxi¬
of 10.275 feet, 10,550 feet, and 11,300 feet beneath the
Brothers
in
Cleveland,
coast
or
on
per
Dr.
for
Boring,
3.85%.
vulcanized exactly like crude rubber, accord¬
good tensile qualities in pure gum stocks
carbon
interesting properties
many
to' carry
out
the
anti-sub
Navy carrier units as well as
anti-submarine weapon.
depths
Gulf
to
properties.
"We
with
Tracker,
Trader,
approximately 725 barrels
projects including the
jet aircraft,
gives
require
role.
with
Corp.
of
102.707o
Deuterio
and
the
Gas
the
Reports
commercial
company.
He reported that the material had been
the B. F. Goodrich Research Center by a team headed
by
required
land-based
a
triple-producing
tne
was
M.
this
sponsored
Grumman's
units.
G.
strata
943.
research
to
an¬
desig¬
S2F-1, an
Mexico.
Gulf
Canada.
missile
for
f
Other
Craig,
an
LeTourneau, Inc., ol Longvisv, Texas, designed and built the
platform, which in etfect is a 4,000-ton tnree-legged island.
It is
owned by Dixilyn Drilling Corp. of
Odessa, Texas, and is drilling for
1.
material, known as "deuterio rubber," was announced
recently by Dr. Waldo L. Semon, director of polymer
David
to
airplane,
Corp.—Unique Oil Well Discovery—
unusal
01
Drilling
accelerometer prod¬
in Canada,
new
ing to Dr.
ital
1,221,328
of
rubber, more "rubbery" than the natural product,
to help scientists find out why rubber has the
been
as
and
subsidiaries produce
containers.—V. 187, p. 1785.
three-in-one,
program
May
on
Ohio.
$3,126,283
418,534
announced
missiles
p.
of
fleet
executive ! transport;
Columbia
which
a
to
Gulf Oil
F.) Goodrich Co.—Produces New Rubber—
Dr.
ber
Is
with
Company
cargo
Gulf's
a
were
operational
units
TF-1
an
biplane.
missile
Co.
carrier-based
version
new
early-warning airplane;
fighter/trainer; the SA-16 Albatross,
mate
for
is
Reserve
the
w;ere selected by Canadair, licensee for Douglas
Thor
produced
properties it does.
the
$1,188,183
&
Co.
the
types of aircraft
selected
Giannini
a
.
new
an
the Giannini licensee in
Canada, Aviation
Montreal, for production of the Giannini designs. The
these products is approximately
$1,500,000.
Douglas Aircraft
Sparrow II and
Navy
contract
plane remain classified, Its predecessor,
first airplane designed tq .
detect, identify, track
submarines.
Prior, to its development two-plane
other
of
lor
The
16.
operational
the
enemy
addition
miles
President,
Sparrow
now
clude
♦18,611
also
Electric Ltd.
on
of
was
S2F-1
Naval
Giaiinini & Co., Inc.—Contract With Canadair
Co.'s
S2F-3
destroy
The
1649,
The Giannini designs
corporation an $11,642,577
anti-submarine
airplane, according
huiiter-killerf teams
$94,584
30,733
Putnam,
New
—
this
May
Tracker, is
details
S2F-1,
and
744,451
corporation's advanced designs of gyro and
have been adopted in the Sparrow II missile
H.
$15.14
sources.—
.
the
from rail¬
This
Donald
issued
aircraft
While
R.
ucts
624,913
from-capital
Engineering Corp.
awarded
futuristic
a
the
nated
$839,033
-
per-share
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.—May Be
Acquired—
$295,259
187, p.
cents
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$290,2o9
income
has
nouncement
See
1958—Month—1957
—_
71
•
expenscs_
oper.
(G. M.)
will
/ *$913,3.93
Navy
produce
owned
1542.
p.
of
Grumman Aircraft
Co.—Builds New Warehouse—
suburb),
*$13.72
distribution
$9,460,443
778,305
-*$12.88
Contract—
pri¬
was
812,039
186, p. 2049.
electronic
ago
!__
share
per
Mar. 31, '57
$11,143,280 $10,021,685
—
assets
"After
radio-TV
Mar. 31, *58 Dec. 31, '57
assets
Shares outstanding
Product
revenue-
"Deiicit.—V.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
3,221,801
better
are
Net revenue from rail-
its program of diversifica¬
electronics,
for
Instrument,
operations
way
$9,890,702 $12,175,105
2,515,795
981,192
operations
trading, manufacturing,
Co.—Acquires Mohican Markets—
Green Bay & Western
\
Milwaukee
(a
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
gages
2.001.
Latin-American
Period End. Mar. 31—
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
recent
Ry.—Earnings—
Net Revenue from rail¬
way
to
division
Period End. Mar. 31—
Mr.
1958—Month—1957
$3,429,188
$4,409,984
390
Railway
Railway
trucking will be through interior docks.
The building will
the entire
warehousing operation now conducted in seven multi¬
buildings,
Reuben Kritzik, Treasurer, said that the use
of the
facility will result in substantial economies and
improved service
program
Period End. Mar. 31—
Option
on
customers.—V.
65
southeast of Flintkote's big Chicago
Heights plant, will have an
capacity of 60,000 tons of Insulrock when it swings into full
production.
It is the third Insulrock
plant; other plants are located
in Linden, N. J. and
Richmond, Va.
The.
established operating divisions are
operations are snowing generally
of Grand Union food markets
house
story
it
annual
square
the
has
Merchandise
possibilities,"
Chicago and
steadily increasing demand for
miles
some
in
the
Canada.
on
stock,
Plan.—V. 187.
All
cars.
1649,
slab product.
plant,
SEC
111., and leased to GMC on a
occupancy is expected in June, 1959.
It will be served by a
private switchtrack entering the, northwest corner
for a distance sufficient to
permit the complete enclosure of six
freight
obliga¬
for
option of the
Flintkote Co.—Opens New
Producing Plant—
roek
the
common
by Klefstad Engineering Co. of Chicago,
long-term basis. Completion and
The
406,810 shs.
the
subordinated
are
wholly
guaranteed by the corporation, and
commencing Dec. 31,
subsidiaries
12%,
callable
are
Stocic
with
par
May - 20 announced that construction has begun on
529,000-square-foot one-story warehouse.
David Kritzik,
President,
stated
that
the
building will be constructed on a 33-acre site in
Germany
50,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
the
the
of
anti-sub
General
synthesized at
50,000 shs.
of
"all
p.
With
components, but whicn currently
has more than 30% of its
$40,000,000 volume in Industrial and mil¬
itary electronics, "is aiming for a sales breakdown of 60%
industrialmilitary and 40%
'entertainment'
by 1960," Mr. Benedek stated.—
V, 187, p. 1432.
search
corporation
with
government
products
General
570,000
and others,
company's
move
a
and
manufacturer
a
299,000
the
the
He
disposal
branches.
new
market."
marily
299,000
obligations
are
Registers
—
division, according to Board Chairman Martin H.
Benedek,
"will' apply Itself to all electronic
branches, but with particular em¬
series
banks^-^
interest at
Corp.
new
63,300
(par $lj____
bear
while
West
Milford and Stratford.
Co.—Hotpoint President Retires—
its
$266,950
(par $1»_
♦These
to
special
company's
63,300
common stock
Class B
and
to
that
Domestic
company is engaged in shipping,
cnemical operations.—V. 187,
Six
of
remain
industrial
$266,950
common stock
profits,
noted
year.
Connecticut,
a
registration statement
100,000 shares of its $2.50
corporation, in
in
series
Debentures—8%—1958
He
profit."
a
They will be operated under the Grand Union
2225.
p.
General Instrument Corp.—Forms
New Products Div.
This
has
FINANCING
Authorized
Bonds—12%Debentures—8%—1956
last
common
being operated by Mohican, it was announced on
May 19 by
Lansing P. Shield, Pvesident.
Acquisition of the seven markets will be effective on June
2, 1958.
Build—
filed
consultant.
a
use
realty.
corporation
187,
to
187, p. 2001.
tion
modernizing various
of
BUSINESS—The
per
This company has contracted with
The Mohican Co. of New
England,
to acquire seven supermarkets in Connecticut
and Rhode Island
July
Sharp
months
—V.
realty
advantageous,
purchasing customers' mortgage notes from reputable
strong companies in the business of improving and
types
Co.—Subsidiary
Transportation
With SEC—
Plan
Electric
after
deben¬
plus
par
less than
Inc.,
Co., a division of General
Electric, announced on May 20
retirement
of
John
C, Sharp,
President and General
Manager,
eifective May 31, 1958.
Mr. Sharp has held those
positions since May
12, 1952, and has been associated with
Hotpoint Co, and its prede¬
1, 1929.
principal amount.
:
PROCEEDS—Net
added
convertible
of
1958 at prices ranging from $1.40 to
be
17,143
*
Corp. of Delaware—Debentures
Offered—Gold, Weissman Co. of New York City on May
20 offered $299,000 of 8% convertible
subordinated de¬
Sept.
830,797
20,786
Hotpoint
Mortgage
bentures due May 22, 1968 at 100%
be
$1.90
or
The company on
May 9 filed a letter of notification -with the SEC
covering 15,500 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
at $15
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are for capital and
surplus accounts.
Net revenue
Federated
495,914
4,49o
and
location.
new
201,860
5,190
The
Western Ave. in Blue Island, 111.,
be set up for immediate
production.
plant and general offices'will join the
present site at 8700 South State
would
year
is
inter¬
exchange
retail in 288
at
also
the
conducts
Baton
a
Rouge,
area.
EARNINGS—For
the
12
months
ended
Feb.
28,
1958,
the
-
that "
company on May 12 liled a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering an estimated 6,750 shares of common
stock (par $2.50) to be
purchased on the open market
by trustees under the company's Stock
Purchase Plan.—V.
178, p. 2476.
will
Federal's entire
year,
for the city's
regional
point-of-
being combined
quarters at Chicago,
ment
would
move
and
identification
said.
at
Grand Union
a
40-year-old
Don
122,478
above.—V.
pursuant
The company
*
announced
permit a major extension of Federal's service
advertisers
requiring illuminated product
the
$8,790,649,
but
Great West Insurance Co., South Sioux
City, Neb.—
Files With Securities ahd
Exchange Commission-—
.■'*/
Federal Sign &
of
earned
708,319
78,002
financing proposal.
1628.
p.
1959,
River
to
giving
upon
1958,
years
Fall
$1,500,000
profits,
Files With SEC
stock
the proceeds
River to the
of
Fall
by
bank
Montaup from
1958 will be used
requirements
417,912
38,Jo9
2001.
will
Montaup in order to enable the latter
4,
sale
the
be
about
year's
Associates).
100,000 kilowatt generating unit in its Somerset
Station, expected
placed in service in 1959. Fall River's construction
expenditures
estimated
Cash
—V.
the
witi
will
Utilities
•
bonus and stock in
of
Eastern
short-term
$2,050,000.
The
of
from
together
.
bonds,
new
Corp.
covering
issued
months
the
The
the
1958,
Grace
last
18,260
163,491
American
General
Light Co.
Offering With SEC—
A part of
lower
5,276
General Crude Oil Co.,
Houston, Tex
nearest
Unit
good
a
G45.
p.
128,605
] 1,599
98,310
Sulphur
1958
and
program,
predict
now
corporation
May 16,
to
Standard
-
indications
42,755
3,688
_/
Chemetron
TUe
let
Creek, Mr. Dougan told shareholders.
The
trucks
;
Stock Option
"farm outs" of prospective oil and
Intermountain West other than Piceance
the
27,233
1,216
feet
number of
of
areas
and
Freeport
bil¬
750
,
company plans a
acreages
operating
2001.
General
well,
third.
a
561,454
the
daily to El Paso, he said.
contract
358,282
and
:
six
then
company
to
"First quarter results of the
company . . _ are customarily either the
or
near the
lowest quarter of the year in sales
and profits,".
132,520
18,079
p.
first
early
share.
Mr.
80,231
cars
The
year.
too
was
lowest
carjj.
187,
it
earnings for the
■*
•
said
1958—4 Mos.—1957
"
1,949
Total
Equity is speeding up its wildcat and development program at Piceance
Creek in anticipation of the completion of
contracts with El Paso.
The
firm
■
which reflects the replacement
general business group.
the
He
.
Dougan said it is estimated that Equity has more than
lion cubic feet proved reserves of
gas at Piceance Creek now.
of gas
lor
during
1958—Month—1957
Trucks
—V.
ships,
trucks
in
69,314
7,752'
Total
•
the sys¬
on
Mr.
an
a
•
;
Tractor
utilized
follows:
Lincoln
n.
would be
gas
breakdown
passenger
Edsel
Equity and El Paso at this juncture is in the
o.
Presumably the natural
tem
for
were
more
mation, which is relatively shallow.
The agreement between
form of a memoraauua
units,
tractors
Mercury
the preparation of a formal contract are under
way.
In view
these developments, the
hope expressed by your management that a
of
5,190
Period End. April 30—
shareholders.
engineering and legal studies
Thunderbird
addition,
and
April production
four-month total of
12,260.
produced in April for a total of
20,786 to date in 1958.
.
to
4,596
were
Output Declines—
company produced 98,310
passenger
cars
a
year-to-date total of 495,914.
Included
April for
which
the
and
Ford Motor Co.
(Mich.)—Car
The
$2,500,000,
business.)
relating to the han¬
a
gas plant will bo
agreement
under
extraction.
contractual
Dougan said in
'"The
operated
$2,000,000
transmission
gas
5
company
*
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
6
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, ^58-
(2334)
equivalent
524 675,
series
series
3%
due
due
3Va %
1983—-—10,000,000
1986 s~.~.
———
15,000,000
4Ta% series due 1987——17,000,000
4% series due 1988-.-—----20,000,000
3% debentures due Jan. 1, 1969.15,000,000
$100
cumulative,
stock
Preferred
(issuable in series (:
$4.40 dividend preferred
In
par
which
limit
such
within
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
stock—120,000
50,000
60.000
70,000
50,000
75,000
v a
PURCHASERS —The
to'purchase
Brothers
Lehman
Robert
Baird
W.
Co., Inc.
Corp.
Richards
Hill
110.000
440,000
1,000,000
Corp.--
Harold
165,000
purchasers named below
from the company the following
The
v.
Shares
.
Co.—
11,000
Bell
Co
Co.
2,000
6,000
Model, Roland
Mullaney
<fc Stone
Wells & Co.
Raqd As Co
—
Squudors, Stiver & Co.Stern, Frank, Meyer <fc
Cook
Newhard,
4,500
4,500
4,500
Co.-j.
Co.Co..
&
Ryons
Irving Lundborg <te
&
Fox
2,000
—
2,000
aecelerometers was
Development of a new series of high-temperature
by this corporation 011 May 22.
as- the
Glennite AXT-Series,
these high
generating aecelerometers features the use of bender type piezoelectric
construction,
which provides superior performance in low acoustic
extremely small size, lightweight ancl high frequency re¬
due
debentures
will
ment
at
Glennite
The
AXT-Series
includes
instruments
tridlrectlonal measurements.—V.
ancl
187,
for
■
Sales
last
66%-
a
The
increase.
share
was
stock
the
time
that
loss
net
* v
Commenting on this year's earning
that,
"Notwithstanding
the
generally
in the automobile industry, we expect
of
shown
a
sales
company's
The
year.
prospects,
substantially
year
are
—V.
187,
.Mr.
the first three months of the current
than for the same months of 1957 "
for
greater
■
The
Pierce,
a
letter
of
notification
with
working capital.
Th
'
-
at
new
White,
will
Lynch,
the
of
option
the
The
company
for those redeemed
i959, to 100% for those redeemed
on or after May 2,
redemption prices ranging from 102.66%. for
those redeemed prior to May 2, 1959, to 100% for those redeemed on
or after
May 2, 1987.
'•
r!
1987;
and
/
1
.
Trust
.
PROCEEDS—Net
from
proceeds
the
sale
of
the
bonds
are
to
new
construction.
during
1958-60
t
The
Securities
has
15
Mhy
respect
a
Exchange
an
order
registration
from
to
and
issued
exemption
Commission,
temporarily
under
the
proposed public offering
it
of stock
announced
was
suspending
Securities
by
a
Act
on
Regulation
1933
of
A
with
this corporation.
ing
Commission's
circular
facts.
false
is
order
The
suspension
on
the question
permanent.
and
provides
whether
order
asserts
misleading
an
the
in
the
respect
opportunity
suspension
that
of
company's offer¬
various
material
for
hearing, upon
should be vacated
request,
or
in
1958,
distribution
materially
transfer
of
of
the
promoters,
and
gas
the
to
consideration
the
company,
received
the
cost
by
to
them
the
for
pro¬
properties so transferred, the value and productivity of
the extent of oil
reserves
on
the
properties,
the
reference to "new" techniques for oil recovery, the adequacy of the
company's financial statement, and the failure to disclose that the
moters
the
of
and
estimated
the
properties,
company's
construction
,
*
to
be
engaged primarily in the generation, trans¬
sale of electric energy and the distribution
Electric service at retail is supplied
total
in
1956.
operating
revenues
4
of
revenues
$82,268,629
of
the
and net
in - 1957
compared with
below have
severally
agreed
•
''
i
Settled—Shares
*
|
an
were returned to Kaiser Industries <
the McEachern stockholders.—V. 186,..
in escrow, 113,107 shares
the remainder distributed to
'
This
May
on
Bancorporation,
17
by
and
Jack
Steel.
W.
substantial investment in stock of
of Phoenix, Ariz., it was jointly Bimson, President of the Arizona
Ashby,
Vice-President and General*
L.
R.
Manager of Kaiser
As
4
a
'y,
-
Corp.—Acquires Stock Interest in Allison
corporation -has made a
Steel
Manufacturing Co.
announced
'
named
to
1848.
Allison
,
purchasers
-
Kaiser Steel
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
PURCHASERS—The
and
p.
company
effect to the sale of the new bonds,
capitalization of the company consists of $176,120,000 in long-term
debt;
980,000
shares of
cumulative preferred stock, par $50;
and
6,420,000 shares of common stock par $15.
'
Investment
placed
>
income of $14,145,330
,
'
,
^
population
$87,132,725 and net income to $14,599,192,
operating
*
Industries Corp.^— Litigation
agreement between the stockholders of J. A. Mc«
CO./ and Kaiser Industries Corp. entered into at
the time of the merger of J. A. McEachern Investment Co., into Kaiser ;
Industries on May 28,
1957, 166,099 shares of the common stock of '
Kaiser
Industries
issued to the McEachern stockholders under the
terms of the merger .were placed in escrow pending final disposition :
of certain litigation.
The litigation has been settled and Kaiser In? %
dustries Corp.'s share of the settlement and its expenses in connection *
therewith have been paid and of the 166,099 shares of common stock ;
Pursuant
Eachern
program
in Illinois.
aggregate
EARNINGS—Total
leases
the
made
to
oil
of
of 880,000 in 290 incorporated
municipalities and adjacent suburban and rural areas and at whole¬
sale for resale to five municipalities, 14 rural .cooperative associations
and seven other electric utilities.
The company supplies natural gas
service at retail to 64 incorporated municipalities having an estimated
population of 680,000.
an
amounted to
interests
'cost
and sale of natural gas
s
the Commission's order, Hart Oil's offering circular is
false and misleading in various particulars, including the
According
The
is estimated at. $99,000,000,
with $35,000,000
$35,000,000 in 1959 and $29,000,000 in 1960.
BUSINESS—Company is
mission,
to
In its Regulation A notification, filed April 11, 1958, Hart Oil pro¬
posed the public offering of 1,000,000 common shares at 25c per share
The
spent
. f.
for redemption
called
Distributed^.
;
'
3.73% . the 195T; ;
Redemption—
Utilities Co.—Partial
4
bank
Hart Oil Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Stock Offering Tem¬
porarily Suspended—
Co.,
Kaiser
/
be
applied first to the payment of approximately $9,000,000 in short-term
loans incurred for financing construction,
and the balance to
of $34,946,364 exceeded by
$33,688,480.—V. 187, p. 574.
on June 1, 1958, for the
its first mortgage 53,4% ' bonds,., »
will be made at the Northern t
Chicago, 111., or at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 165
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 944.
'
*'
has
company
Broadway,
,.
,4
:
account of the sinking fund, $50,000 of
due Aug. 1, 1987 at 100.71%'.
Payment
special
at
quarter
Iowa Southern
*.
at
redeemable
be
v •
April 19, 1958 > were
first quarter (16 weeks ended
net sales
first quarter net sales of
Halsey,
were received from
Weld & Co. and Merrill
also as 4s,
general redemption prices ranging from 106.66%
prior to May 2,
of
1958
101.6299;
(jointly), 101.2199.
bonds
on
April 17 reported net profit in the first three
$2,274,138, equal to 74 cents a share. In the first
quarter of 1957, net profit was $3,118,107, equal to $1.01 a share
Federal income tax provision during the three months just ended
was $643,900 and charges for depreciation, depletion, amortization and
development were $202,158.—V. 187, p. 988.
of
bonds,
the
Inc.,
Forgan & Co.
Hanna Co.—Reports Lower Profits—
company
Earnings for the
,
3.73% Gain—•-
or
85 cents per share on 956,713 shares, compared with
$1,039,082, or 97 cents a share, for the corresponding period last year,
it was reported on May 14 by R. L. Nafziger, Board Chairman. , »
•
Fenner.
•The
months
for
Co.
&
See also V. 187, p. 2117.
Bakeries Corp.—Sales Show
$927,674
.
& Smith (jointly), 101.6099; Eastman * Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.,,10L579, and Rarriman Ripley. &.Co.;Inc., and Glore,
SEC
(M. A.)
bids
.Other
Stuart
filed
12
May
sold.
May
due
Interstate
First
the
en
debentures have been
.
Illinois Power Co. first mortgage bonds,
4% series due May 1, 1988, at a price of 102.655% and
accrued interest to yield 3.85% to maturity. The group
was awarded the issue at competitive sale May 20 on a
covering 50,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $1 per
share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for
corporation
subscribed* :
the rate of
$100 principal amount of debentures for each 25 shares '
of capital stock held on May 6, 1958. Subscription rights '
expired May 21, 1958. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., managing .
underwriter on May 22 announced that the unsubscribed
15, 1983 was 95.36%
been offered at par at
$25,000,000
bid of 101.92%.
Handicapped Industries, Inc.—Files With SEC
Telegraph Corp.—Offering
corporation's offering to stock-; '
$28,692,000 of 4%% convertible subordinated,
These debentures had
issue
an
new
debentures
.'
'
publicly
are
a
holders of
Offered—The First Boston
Corp. and associates on May 21 offered
of
1314.
p.
'
Holdings Ltd.—Probable Merger—
International Telephone &
186, p. 2050.
2467.
below,—V, 167, p.
Holdings Ltd.,
International
Illinois Power Co.—Bonds
Hirsch stated
depressed 'state
of business
that 1958 will prove to be a
substantial earnings for the company. The
company
has
profit during each of the first three months of the current
.
year
See
.',
95.36%" Subscribed—This
$457,385.
was
>
oc
this corporation and of Hydro-Electric Securities *
considering the possibility of merging the two companies
Ainericar>. investment company formed for that purpose.
Such a step would not result in any materia^ change in. the type
)
of
business
carried
on,
but it would allow investment" in Canada
which is not now permitted under the Canadian Companies' present
tax status:—V. 156, p. 163.
•
"V
,,'j. *
into
is in process of "regis¬
Securities Corp.—Probable Merger—
Hydro-Electric
company's earnings were the highest since the present manage¬
headed by Mr, Hirsch, took. working control early in
1954.
The
At
•
directors
The
Corp.,
to
1956, equal to $1.86 per share as against 62.5 cents in 1956.
ment,
" " '
••'*'
.
Lauderdale,
withdrawn last year.—V.
"
•
-
International
the SEC 50,000 shares of common stock
(par $li to be
offered to agents only as a sales incentive at a cost of $5 per share.
The issue of
116,366 shares which were to have been otfered to
$6 per
memories: The new Research Center will alsb
being carried out at other'locations—in the-,;
computers to such projects as the automatic trans¬
languages and abstraction of .technical, articles into onecore
studies—now'
"
with
stockholders at
of
the new center will be the largest single IBM
laboratory,-?and" will be administrative headquarters for other
laboratories
in New
York City, San Jose, California, % and Zurich,
Switzerland., Present temporary ,headquarters, are, in. the
town of
Cortlandt, N. Y.-^-Vr 187, ' p. 2226. '
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research
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completed,
When
V
common
Fort
announced on May 20,
it was
company,
tering
totaled $9,000,000 as against $5,000,000 in
1956,
Net profits were $589,931
as
against $197,138 in
year
A
Co.,
Insurance
Life
Owners
Home
class
1958.—V. 187, p. 45'.ty'l'f
Plans New
—
/
May 21
on
paragraph' digests.
•
Fla.—Offering to Stockholders Withdrawn—
reported
on
April
30
that
this
company's
1957
earnings
were
three times higher than those of
the previous year
and that sales rose to the highest level in the
company's 49-year history.
President,
Hirsch,
D.
into
converted
be
may
and including June 26,
:
(C. M.) Hall Lamp Co.—Triples Earnings in 1957—
Harry
debentures
The
unidirec¬
both
2117.
p.
of
lation
at 1-00%
plus accrued, interest. 'Pay¬
branch in Canada of the Canadian Bank of
'
r-;
any
sponse.
.
application of IBM
1971
15,
Dec.
be made
Commerce.
.
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for'construction
magnetic
and
account
sensitivity,
tional
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corporation has called for redemption on June 27, next, for theof the sinking fund, $109,500 of its 5%%
secured convertible
The
self-
temperature,
2757.
announced that, it haS , approved final- ,
its Research Center at Yorktown, N. Y.
Construction will begin in the Spring of 1959.
The ceritcf, comprisiftg a 450,000 square fool,,.two-story building, will be.©recced on a 224-acre.
site purchased by IBM last year.
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The research
to be'conduc ted at the new center covers a broad
range.
Much of it will be in solid state physics, dealing with the-*'ferro-magnetic substances. which are eliminating vacuum and cathode ,
ray tubes in electronic computers and replacing them, with transistors
corporation
This
plans
($1
be used for
oil and. gas
Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—v
Home Oil
announced
Known
'
properties.—V. 187, p. 45.
Development
Center—
Research
transient pas-
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
expenses incidental to acquiring, exploring and developing
187, p. 2002.
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Announces New
will
be offered .at par
of common stock to
shares
covering 31,410
SEC
*
^
*
Privately—The
Business Machines Corp.
Inter national
it is anticipated that our
margins.'.'—V, 187, p. 2002.
per
'J'
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April 28, 1959.—V. 186, p.
will dispose of vehicles
from such disposition
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that, "with the corporation's fleet of
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Hill-Valentine Oil Co., Inc., Edgemont, S. D.—Files—
The corporation on May
19 filed a letter of notification with the
j
1
4
coordinate
2,000
Corp.
we
profits
will create
which
-
Mr. Jacobs added
-
—V.
normal condition when
more
losses."
than
cars now in balance with demand,
operating profits will also return to normal
2,000
Securities
Carolan, President of
has arranged to place privately, through White,$3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series C,
: due May 1, 1978, it was announced on May 20, 1958.
Of «
-these
bonds,
$1,000,000 will not be delivered until
market.
program
we
will adopt measures which
of any recurrence of these conditions,
sengtr
,
-iw-
i
-
Stetson
the
to
2,000
4,500
Lane,
effect
the
circumstances
2,000
Norfolk
replacement
rather
of
Corp.
have been the case in a normal
would
under
2,000
4,500
&
Inc.-
Co.
&
——
Co.——.110,000
110,000
Weld & Co.,
vehicles were sold, we experienced losses as contrasted with
profits in previous periods.
Although these vehicle losses cannot be
termed 'non-recurring losses,'
in our future planning and handling
return
2,000
Investment
Corp.
Lester,
Inc.
165,000
.110,000
Co.--—>—
&
Marx &
McKelvy & Co
Hugo
company
"Currently
2,000
6,000
—
Dain
Space
1
Hanrahan
220,000
&
Inc.—2—_—
Intermountain Gas Co.—Bonds Placed
there appears to be a firming-up and improvement in
the
used-car market.
Wo do not anticipate any further dosses on
vehicle sales for the year 1958, but rather we look toward a gradual
Corp.
Michigan
Johnson,
The
Turner,
»
to
2,000
Inc.—
Co,
V-'r-— ■'>
Whiteside
Winslow,
A.
*
proportionately
minimize
Guerin At
Eppler,
Tyson
•
Chace,
t ■
Boston, Inc.—New Directors—
the Union Savings Bank of Boston,
Fund of
George
■
increase
not
did
2,000
Co.——_
<te
&
Dittmar
T
.
"When
of" our
.;
2,000
—
6,000
Granbery, Maraclic
M.
Co
&
—
Redpath
Co.
&
4,500
Lerchen & Co.
Hough, Inc.——
Davenport
11,000
<fc
Parker
4,500
Branch, Cabell & Co.—
Jackson
——
of
Watling,
11,000
Auchineloss,
Co.—_
&
1
areas.
volume
consequence,
a
longer than
"V
■'
Bioren
—
Paine, Webber,
& Curtis
4,500
&
4,500
Bros.
Sutro
Marks
M.
Laurence
—
&
Stone
Hornblower &
"As
4,500
Weeks—
&
—
B.
William
•
2002.
p.
Income
•--% ■'
operating expenses, especially the depreciation on revenue earning
equipment just mentioned.
The suclden deterioration of the used-car
market, coincident with the economic recession, impeded the taking'
of, immediate remedial measures.
Conditions in the used-car market
were
such
that
the disposal of surplus and replaced vehicles took
_
Staats & Co.
William R.
—
Hayden,
J.
Scranton
W.
Chas,
those
materialized, in
that
-
4,500
.
Reinholdt <fe Gardner
11,000
11,000
11,000
Corp.
Hallgarten
Co._
Northwest
Securities
Equitable
110,000
Shares
40,250
40,250
Lehman "Brothers,.-,—
220,000
-
Co._
&
•
Pacific
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner <fc Smith
First
1—
Wood
E.
haw severally agreed to purchase
numbers of shares of common stock:
Merrill
&
Cartwriglit
Co.
&
440.000
220,000
Co..
&
Simon
M.
'
1,500,000
Curtis
&
Swency
Co.
&
Jones
D.
330,000
Co._
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
I.
&
Northwest
Pacific
440,000
&
Share Corp.
Edward
550,000
330,000
Co
&
Co.—
Indianapolis Bond &
Hogle
A.
J.
220,000
Co.
Wells
Mullaney,
Economic Re-
Co
187,
220,000
Co.—
i
110,000
—
Mid-South Securities Co.
Co
&
330,000
Dallas
Corp.
&
Ferris
—V.
&
Suplee. Yeatman, / ;
;
,
Mosley Co. Inc.:—! 220,000
Townseiid, Dabney & r .r.' .
275.000
275,000
.
Co
& Co
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.
275,000
Inc
Co..
Bros.
"
2,500.000
——
Inc.—-
Co,
&
Metropolian
220,000
—
-
Securities
Haupt
Ira
LOewl
110,000
Securities
First Fidelity
Co.
&
2,000,000
1,5/0,000
—
Co.—
"
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
550,000
—
Ellis, Holyoke & Co. —
T. J. Feibleman & Co._
First
4
Co.—'—
Kohlmcyer &
——.
&
>
$165,000
110,000
John B. Joyce & Co.—
$6,330,000
&
Baxter & Co.—
Drexel
company
—
&
&
Starkweather
Schmertz
Cunningham,
V
J
Co..—Securities Corp.
Clayton
275,000
275.000
275,000
220.000
i.
Rippel
Watts &
Baker,
O'Connell & Co.,
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below:
forth
275,000
Kreeger &
Inc.
McLaughlin, formerly a director of the Investment
Walter L. Jacobs, President, on May 19 announced that he expected
Adviser, have been elected to the board of directors of this Fund.
Ilcrtz to attain a 25%
increase in volume to the $100,000,000 level this
Karl E. Weiss, President of the Arlington National Bank, also was
:
year despite the economic recession.
elected a director of the Investment Adviser to the Fund, Boston Adi
Mr. Jacobs also said he expected the Hertz board of directors to
ministrative & Research Co., Inc.
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V.
declare the
regular 30-cent cash dividend for the second quarter.
Mr.
Carolan is p.iso a tmsoee for private trusts and an executive
,
when the board meets June 5.
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officer and director of well-known corporations, t He is a trustee of
,
He pointed out that Hertz revenues in the first quarter of the year
New England Gas & Electric-Association; a director of Eastern Massa-'
were 16%
over the corresponding peeriod last year, notwithstanding the
chusetts S< reet Ry.
Co. and Union Freight RR. Co.; Secretary and
unseasonable weather and economic conditions.
Treasurer of Massachusetts Port Authority; and Chairman of the.Board
;
"Therefore, I believe
that, unless the current business recession
of Commissioners of Sinking Funds of the City of Boston. .
;
.
becomes
more severe,
my forecast,
made in January this year, of
Mr
McLaughlin is also senior partner of McLaughlin Bros., a trustee-, ;
$100,000,000 revenues for the year 1958 should be attained," he said.
for substantial trust funds and an executive officer and director of
■
Hertz 1957 rcveneus were $80,698,637.
well-known corporations.
He is Chairman of the board of directors of
Mr" Jacobs tolcl stockholders that the first quarter revenue increase
C. J.
Maney Co., Inc.; President, Treasurer, and a director, National
of $3,000,000 was approximately $1,000,000
less than anticipated "in
Dock & Storage Warehouse Co.; a director of the Armstrong Co.; and %
the planning of our vehicle fleets, our facilities ancl our personnel."
trustee of The Codman Trust and The National Dock Trust.
In addition to being President of the Arlington National Bank, Mr.
"We took $1,000,000
more
depreciation on our vehicle fleets this
; Wdiss is the President, .Treasurer and a director of New England Lead
year than we had for the corresponding period of the pervious year,"
Burning Co., Inc., New England Lead Burning Corp., Industrial Linings,
he.said.
"Thus increased depreciation aosorbed a considerably greater
Inc., and California Lead Burning Co., Inc.
These lead-burning com-,
portion of the revenue increase than would have been normal. "■
panics are the largest fabricators of lead and thermoplastic materials
"Prolonged unseasonable weather, primarily in the southern resort
in the United States, consisting of installations in chemical and muni-- ■
areas, which normally provide a substantial portion of your corpora¬
tions plants, for the Atomic Energy Commission, for atomic reactors,
tion's profitable operations in January, February and March, resulted
and in other fields related to corrosion resistance and protection from
in'too large a fleet of vehicles on hand for the volume of business
atomic radiation.—V. 187, p. 2117. ;
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named below have severally agreed
the respective principal amounts of
purcnasers
the
from
set
bonds
new
Hewitt
Bodine
&
&
'
440,000
440,000
,440,000
275,000
—
Corp.—
Securities
and
•v
bonds of any series
to the terms of said
supplemented and modified,
as
275,000
275,000
275,000
Homer
1,100.069
Newhard. Cook & Co._—
31 cents,
were
year
/;■'
cession—
•
this
Volume Predicted Despite
1958
Record
/
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Co.
decline in the \ used car
year.
Net income for the
cents in 1957.
compared with 52
Inc._—
Sutro
Co.,
1—
&
Baird
W.
-
First
President, told stock¬
Walter L. Jacobs,
1957,
in
that unseasonable weather and a
affected first quarter earnings this
quarter last year was $1,042,411,
Per
share, earnings for the
first quarter
provide for the issuance of
from time to time pursuant
Mortgage,
of
period
same
market
*
resolution
the
holders
Co.——
Co.
Jones,
Granbery, Marache &
corporation on May 16 reported revenues of $21,771,094 and
and net income of $647,509 for the first quarter of 1958.
While revenues for the quarter increased over the total of $18,848,400
%
Southwest
Gairdner
1,500,000
The
J20.000 slis.
50,000 shs.
60.000 shs.
$4.20
70,000 shs.
$4.44
50,000 shs.
$5.00
sas.
75,000 shs.
Com. stock (no par or
6,250,000 shs.
4,761,832 shs.
Authorized by the Indenture of Mortgage of the company dated
Sept. 1, 1926, as supplemented and modified, and by stockholders'
Indenture
Struthers & Co.—
Wood.
Robert
Inc.
11,850,000
stock—__
1949 ser.
stock——
stock___—
stock-—
stated value)—
$4.40
$0.09
Corp.—Quarter Revenues Up—
Hertz
principal
& Townsend,
Crouter
First
1,500,000
1,500.000
1,500,000
Co._
&
Hayden,
first
dividend preferred
div. preferred stk.,
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4 50
$0.08
—
Stone & Co.—_
Spencer Trask <fc Co—_
Hallgarten
$96,035
1,055,700
$82,591
185, p. 2019.
—V.
13,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
17,000,000
20,000,000
1980—.-..^—.—13,000,000
1981
———•—10,000,000
1982_i—
10,000,000
series due
series due
series due
333'* series due
4%% series due
2%%
33,a %
„
Common
1957
■
1,055,700
after
profit
Earnings
10,000,000
10,000.000
1979———---
Net
27,000,000
12.000,000
respective
following
DeHaven
—
1958
31—
taxes—
shares outstanding—1
per common share.—
Months E"nded March
Three
200,000,000
28,000.000
12,000,000
(issuable in series i
1976
series due 1978-.—.
mtge*. bds.
the
company
Corp._S6,180,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 2,000,000
Lehman Brothers
2.000,000
Wertheim & Co
2.000,00u
Boston
First
The
Manufacturing Ce.—Earnings—
Hastings
$
$
the
from
of bonds:
amount
187,
V.
—
purchase
to
reasonable
materially in excess of the
owned by - the company.
is
properties
the
of
1894.
p.
Outstanding
Authorized
2^8%
value
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
•First
price
market
stock
the
of
offering
net income of $11,-
revenues of 362,954,085 and
to $2.25 per common share.
total operating
had
.Tesult
of
the
transaction,
.
which
involved the
Bancorporation of both common stock and preferred
Steel, Kaiser Steel will hold approximately 45%
of
of the company.
The sale involved only a portion of
.
.
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sale by Arizona
stock, of Allison !
the voting stock Arizona Bancor-
Volume .187
Number
5745
.
The Cornmercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2335)
poratlon's
holdings,
stock "in
Allison.
neighborhood
{ Allison
produces
to
disclosed
was
retain
that
the
,
and
common
sale
price
preferred
was
in
the
.
Link-Belt .Co.—Registers Stock Plan—
for
variety
of
cars
and tanks.
Allison
and employs betweeit 400
specialized
Steel
and
steel
operates
500
products,
17-acre
a
people.—V.
1958,
including mine
Phoenix,
—V.
plantain
187,
1895.
p.-
.
.
Construction
of
series
.a
of
antenna
systems
375-mile
R
network,
will soon-be in ,operation
of Misiuata and
Benghazi, with a
to
Donald S.
In
and
to -the
-
will
Power
Undei
the
Shares
No.
•"•'••'A
r>
assets_____:
"
1.
.,
ij&U 1958
-A ■>>•
•„
authorization
Lone
stations
.'.X{
Asset
—V.
value
186,
6,522
2051.
p.
west
T,030,181
Keystone Fund
v
75 AS of March 31— ■>
As of March31—7
of
,,
>
v
■
Canada, Ltd.—Assets;-Etc.
;
>v
-
,
.
.
»
--
t
"ilSfsS
shareholders,
•
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6,522
Asset/value
per share
•—V. 186, p. 2051.
eomlnon
.
acquisition by this company
negotiated by Loewi & Co., of
of
•{,{
Milwaukee,
May 20.—V. 187,;
2226
p.
.
Ka-Mo
^
stock
Wis., it
">•;
has
been,
announced
~
»•.
on
: The
:
«««
:
M-
"-leading
of
'
electronic controls,
instruments, ;^and heat-treating v
Occupancy of the building is scheduled for
ipid-1959. , .
The" 65,000 square foot
building will be located near one edge of the
company's, tract, with a frontage of about 525
";feet ; facing " from a 1
distance toward the L&N
automatic-controls plant completed in 1956.-
bring the
400,000 square
haa.tai,,
p'.-
■■
which
space
erected
now
is
approximately as
offices and plants-at
headquarters
The
sale
tract to
the
on
much'
share, with
was
too
x-.
the
as
subscribed
"
of
the
to
from
*
sale
the
Deficit/—V.
187,
them
in
the
begin
the
Gross
Months
Ended March
Bridgeport
construction
Greater
a
sales______—_____—
Profit
before
Provision for
income
State
^
taxes
:
income
profit__
$3,486,356
This
$407,504
*
122,289
$758,548
Lehigh Valley
2076.
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-
Period End. Mar. 31—
expenses!'
dollar
volume
ry.
.'4;.;'• 'f
*
sold
187,
$800,384
*539,339
104,186
$57,911$2,160,226
*2,062,447:
69,073
*.
Th;e corporation has franchised 1,623 new dealers
>for; its vacuum
Cleaner line during the last, three
months, bringing the dotal well over
10,000 in the United States and
Canada, it was announced on April 28
T>y Henry Dorff, Vice-President. '
•
three
of its
months
efforts
©ales
•
result
a
came
said
to
dealer
period
build
a
charts pointing
drive,
of
a
bigger
Lewyt's
year
to 15,000 by
sales
ago,
dealer
$5
to
would ..be
the end of
the
Mr.
l
■
Charles Delmar, Chairman of the
Board,
.the directors have declared a 20%
per
unit.
the
stock
board
share
record
;Vln
declared
May
is
-
this
to
arranged
shares
is
the
of
37 V2
are
25
which
he
payable
third
the
the
Delme.r
into
-
has
Mr.
regular
regular
at the $1
consecutive
June
at
quarterly, dividend
months
annual
rate.
the
year
corporation
of
the
at
;
four-for-one
in
total
a
and
it
.
declared
as
a
,
,
the eight year period.
,
corporation .maintains executive offices in
the Woodward Build¬
ing and operates inv excess of 100
consumer finance offices in
10 states.
•—V. 184, p.' 1914.
.
.
Net sales for
/shares of class
&
the
compared with
The net income
long
value
of
gain
$10.14.
distribution
$10.31
to
$10.93
March
share,
31,
per
on
of
March
A
shares
of
the
trust
exceeded
redemp-
the
months
and common
ended
the
-
corresponding period
a
share
stock outstanding at March
or
37
cents
share
a
a
year
2,115,500
on
31.
on
ago.
Compa¬
the
same
corporation,
it
was
announced
on
May
15,
has
withdrawn
its
request
for a hearing on the question whether to
vacate, or make
the Aug. 29, 1957, order of the SEC
temporarily suspend¬
Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to a
public offering of stock by that company.
•permanent
ing
In
a
its
suspension
order,
offering circular failed
to
the
to
(other
Dec.
than
31,
1957
the
are
amounts
of
against
refund¬
redemption
of
outstanding,
dividends on com¬
distributions on or purchases
and
from
are
by
earnings
otherwise
purchase
is
held
issuable
against the retirement of
or
applied
$5,000,000
with the net
be withdrawn in
bonds
not
are
bonds
the
limited
proceeds
to
of
common
stock
earned
surplus arising
plus $2,000,000, less the amount of
any preferred stock
determining earAed surplus for this purpose,
deprecia¬
taken at the greater of the actual
charges or the re¬
be
fund
requirements.'/
Halsey, Stuart
&
"
Co.
Kenower,
Inc.
$7,600,000
Allison-Williams
Anderson
&
Co.
&
Loewi
200,000
200,000
Mackall
Parker &
MacArthur
Co.
150,000
Strudwick_
Auchincloss,
<fe
Co.
&
Inc
150,000
Coe
250,000
New York Hanseatic
Redpath
Ball, Burge & Kraus___
500,000
Patterson,
600,000
I
Corp.
500,000
William
—
Byrd
Blair
&
Co
&
&
Co
Co.,
Dick
Raffensperger, Hughes &
&
Inc.__^_
Merle-Smith
Co., Inc.
Rand
/
150,000
&
1,250,000
&
Evans
First
250,000
&
of
Foster
Co.
Inc
&
Ginther
400,000
Marshall
&
Co
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Ira Haupt & Co.
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
John
B.
Joyce
&
Harold
&
&
300,000
Brothers
&
Thomas
&
E.
Co.,
&
Co._
750,000
Co._
300,000
Wood
L.
150,000
Wright
&
Co., inc.
F.
150,000
S.
500,000
Inc
Co.
Arthur
500,000
Co.
750,000
<
Deane
Stroud
400,000
500,000
To Redeem 5%%
The
Stern
150,000
250,000
Corp.'__
•
Scribner
150,000
Iowa
400,000
Hammill
Co.
Singer,
Co.
250,000
Co
<te
Shearson,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
.
150,000
150,000
500,000
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
&
Kendall, Inc.
Peters, Writer &
250,000
Middlebrook,
200,000
Courts
j
.
600,000
Copeland
Christensen, Inc.
Brothers
Inc.
Yantis
200,000
-
&
Co., Inc.
250,000
Bonds—
has called for redemption on June 18, 1958, all of
its
outstanding 5%%
first
mortgage bonds, series B, due Nov.
I,
1987, at 107.46% plus accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be
made
at
the
Boston
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., 100 Franklin St.,
Boston, Mass., or at the Irving Trust Co., One Wall St., New York,
N,
Y.—V. 187, p. 2227.
company
Mcrritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Backlog Increases—
The
corporation's consolidated volume of work ahead rose to an.
high of $721,000,000 following award to it on May 12 of »
$66,000,000 contract for a second portion of the Niagara Power Project
SEC
disclose
at
Lewiston,
N.
Y.,
according
to
Robert
E.
Senior
Harvey,
Executive
Vice-President.
The
.
award
new
raised
to
,
the total contract value to
date of Merritt's work on the
Niagara Power Project.
A $99,000,000
contract for the Lewiston Power Plant portion of the
project had been
awarded to Merritt's Construction
Department earlier this year by the
New York State Power Authority.
total
asserted
certain
that
McCullough
material
facts.
At
Motor's
the
of
current
re¬
record
$681,000,000
$109,000,000
$165,000,000
low
bid
a
backlog
year
ago.
of
$721,000,000
backlog
Current
with
exclusive of
compares
&
is
»
entered
by New York Shipbuilding Corp , a sub¬
sidiary, for construction of a sister ship to the super-liner "SS. Unltett
States.". A bill authorizing construction of the vessel was approved
by
the U. S. House of
Representatives late last month and is now awaitingSenate action.
.
In
addition
-
.
to
construction and shipbuilding, Merritt engages in tnechemicals, paints and metallurgical products, including
reinforcing steel, and in marine salvage and derriqk.
hoisting.
Subsidiaries in addition to New York Ship include
production
of
arfd
heavy
Devoe
Of
&
Raynolds Co., Inc., and Tennessee Products & Chemical Corp.
current
backlog, construction
contracts account
for
Merritt's
$377,000,000,
shipbuilding for $263,000,000, and long-term ferroalloy#
for $65,000,000.
The company's other operations are lrrgely
short-term delivery basis, with correspondingly nominal backlogs,
Harvey pointed out.—V. 186, p. 1315.
contracts
on
a
Mr.
McCuIlough Motor Corp.—Withdraws Hearing Request
The
stock
ferroalloys
March 31, 1958, were $10,509,458
equal to 23 cents
in 1957 were $788,830
number of shares.—V. 187,
p. 777.
.
of
C
-
earlier.
new
rable earnings
limit
a
which
series
complying
of
series O bonds
any
In
to
of
deposited may
amount
be
may
after
Merritt's
12,000 new shareholders were re¬
quarter's end numbered; 191,464, a 14%
$505,407,
so
(to
upon
(except stock dividends)
common
is
series
any
issue
all-time
$10,561,933 for
was
or
as
stock
of
(The
purchasers named below have severally
agreed
to purchase from
the company the
principal amount of series C bonds
set opposite their
respective names.
also
Co.—Sales Maintained—Earns. Off—
three
i
PURCHASERS—The
capital.
$250,000; and it has
President, Andrew J.
1957.
year
Cash
principal
tion
a
made
Max Factor
stock
1950.
The
at
almost
the
because
'
bonds
cash
time),
additional property
dividends.
agreement with Mr. Hurley
to purchase 35,000 additional shares
to receive an additional 25,000
is
of
1958
by investors of
by $14,066,722 during
trust
per
the'common
has
of
its
difficult
/
of
after that date
with tho
first quarter.
During the period the
purchases
totaling $25,597,633, while sales of portfolio
equity investments totaled $11,640,040.—V. 186,
p. 2475.
time
1956 the stock was split
two-for-one,
three-for-two. >Previously, the stock
Therefore, an Individual holding 190
shares previous to the
four-for-one split will hold-1,440
shares,, and
-the annual dividend will
equal $1,440 against the annual dividend
of
$150 paid on 100 shares in
1950—-an increase of
approximately 960%
..in- return over
split
of
were
shareholders, the trustees reported that during the
Shareholders
over
end
Purchases
tions
com¬
cents
dividend,
on
to
"
Indenture.
one
above.
financing)
subscription
agreed
Hurley
the
three
increase
<
quarterly
So
subscribed
statement
was
that
projects, some of which it was
during the next several
'
amount
the
any
xi'
shares
it
said
business
new
,
provision).
the deposit of
the
net
bonds,
mon
the company,
sales agent; and
borrowings
share in February, is
with a per-share net asset
$9.72
letter to
^
of
same
out, the
to
like
a
under
bonds of any series.
198-
to be made by
capital
equivalent
their
corded.
per share on the
June 12 to stock of
pointed
is
$50,000
per
and
first
-
Mr.
for
promotional services.
17-cents
cents
-
after
Stock split or a stock
dividend. In
and in 1957 the stock was
split
.was
•i
and
bank
for
-compared
May/14 announced that
quarterly dividends
stock,
dividends
registration
a
special
175, p.* 422.
the-
10,995
that
He
this
Against
trustee at
able
Gruber,
open-end investment trust reports total net assets on
1958 of $1,045,828,118.
The net asset value per share was
This
amount,
together with a
In
At
were
into
2227.
p.
refund
to
available
cents
■
This
1956
1.
announcement
payable
was anticipated that
etock would continue
This
regular
cash
on
dn July
payable
To
placement
"j-
materialize
187,
(C)
the
Massachusetts Investors Trust—First Quarter
Report—
.
with
stock^dividend to. holders
12,
preferred
Both
26.
making
June
the
$1.50
stock.
dividend
„
record
the
on
common
.
of
Lewis
year,
stated
$9,300,000.)
(B)
1651.
n.
p.
>
Sale of the units
,
mon
36
31,
Lincoln Service Corp.—Dividend
Increases Announced
'
last
to
shares,
share.
He
Dorff.
continued,
year.—V.
filed
per
the
11% -above
rose
according
force
.
V-r*
.
its
should
business.
new
1958
Additional bonds of any series
may be issued as follows;
; >
(A) Against 60% of the available net
additional
property (additional
at the lesser of cost or fair
value, minus net retirements),
but only
when net earnings are at least
twice the annual interest
charges on all bonds
outstanding and applied for and on all
equtaj
or prior lien
indebtedness.
(As at Dec. 31, 1957 the
approximate net
additional property available
against which bonds might be issued
was
$1,320,709
*413,091
in
for
for
$90,000,000
property
/
/
.
quarter
any
remaining
May- 20
on
Hurley, and has entered
at
Lewyt Corp.—Franchises More Dealers—
The
10,000.common
shares
'/As
corporation
■pursuant
1650.
p.
•
by certain persons acting as the
company's
selling, commission is to be $20 per unit.
The company was organized Feb.
17, 1958, under California law for
the primary purpose of
building and operating an all-year resort iiotel
at Mammoth
Mountain, Mono County, Calif,
According to the pro¬
spectus, the U. S. Department of Agriculture has
granted the company
a ,term special use
permit on 20 acres of U. S. Forest Service Land on
the Minarets
Highway in the Sierra Nevada Range, Inyo National
Forest, Mono County, Calif., approximately 320 miles from Los
Angeles.
On
these
20
acres
the
company
proposes
to build a
resort
hotel.
Construction of the inn has started and is
expected to be completed
by Dec. 15, 1958. Cost of constructing the inn is estimated at
$850,000,
and equipment $150,000.
$75,000 is to be used for working
$173,770
•;
$148,906
income___
oper.
for
share, 39,005 shares
Inc.
The/company has
operations
.
t
Net revenue from rail¬
♦Deficit.—V.
Co.
would
requirement
the
'
r f
1958—Month—1957 v.1958—3 Mos.—1957'
$4,798,401
$5,732,854 $131747,742 $17,022,071
•4,649,495 " 4,932,470
13,689,831
14,861,845
revenue
oper.
Net
*1,207,245
assisted
-
>
oper.
Railway
of
covering $350,000 of 6%' subordinated sinking fund debentures
due 1908 and. 70,000 shares of
$5 par common stock.
The company
proposes, to offer these securities for
public- sale hi units consisting
of $100 principal amount of
debentures and 20 common
.
173,770
•
-
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
way
$428,174
210,343
SEC
.
$4,7.89,229
,
„1_ "" *$226,813
♦Net loss.—V. -183, p.
&
price of $200
1957
.,-2,400
—
sale
.
.
outlook
than
about
Coburn
Lower-
:>_/!>■; .*324,413
tax______
the
1958—3 Mos.—1957
*
-
1958
earnings
more
present indications the
be at least
equal to that
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.—Bonds
Sold—Mention
made in our issue of
May 19 of the public offering
through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
associates of $20,000.000 of 4V2% first mortgage
bonds, series C, due May
1, 1988 at 102 y2 and accrued interest.
Subscription books
were
quickly closed. Further details follows:
/
■
Net
:
the
that
from
was
Mammoth Mountain Inn Corp.,
Beverly Hills, Calif.—
Registers Financing Proposal With SEC—
modern,
"1958;
».•»,•
from
of
that
10
taken up by the underwriters and offered to the
public
at $13 per share. See V.
187, p. 1896.
-
plant.
of
Subs.)—Earnings
31—
each
^over^iSeB^MS.l^S^in
Brooks
p. 1544.
Three
and
half
stated
backlog of
said
.
:
for
first
15
the
He
year.
The
May 15,
on
share
this
the
of
corporation on May 13 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering $'23,800 of 5%% 12-year capital
debentures to be offered at
par,
through Guardian Securities
Covin, -San Francisco, Calif.
Th#
proceeds are to be used for working
capital.-—V. 187, p. 1545.
at
for; including 12,532 shares by its officers and directors
./and 7,364 shares by the
underwriters, headed by P. W.
will be
Mintet
quarter
share. This
Co.—-Backlog $75,000,000—
April
on
corresponding period of 1957.
longer term, Mr. Widdell
pursuant
per
first
a
$353,393,
awarded the
company thus
with volume last
year,
construction work this year
new
the
jthen funded
"
of
Mercantile Acceptance Corp., San
Francisco, Calif,—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
$5,555,808 $15,748,893 $15,675,966
4,797,260
15,320,719
14,355,257
5,134,121
highest
April 22 at $12
laboratory,
office building on the
property early this fall.
Lees halted its
operations in Bridgeport on April
21, by which time
the sale was in its final
stages of negotiations. Before the end of
May,
Minter Brothers.-will start
modernizing the plants it;-will occupy and
expects to begin production in the new
location by fall.—V. 187,-
(&
of
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance
Co.—Subscriptions—Of
the 50,000 shares of capital stock
recently offered by the
company for
subscription by stockholders of record
allied
©ne-story
Co.
new
stock
per coinmon share) for the same period
President, announced on April 17.—V.
es
n * announced °n April 17.—V. 187,
187.
£
:
Lehigh Valley Coal
its
/
purposes,
i) Of the more than
500,000 square feet contained in the
buildings pur¬
chased, Clayton A. and Ira W. Minter, co-owners
of the 38-year-old
.confectionery firm, said approximately 300,000
will
one
.
administrative
personnel.
^' ' •*
In addition to the office
building, the Lees company "will lease back
40,000 square feet, which will be
renovated and
Philadelphia area, consolidating
In addition,Minter Brothers
of
dividends,
and
square feet
Used
by
their
company
for
its
manufacturing operations.
Brothers wil suspend its activities in
four other plants in the
for
favorably
prospects for
185, p. 1277,
.
1651.
p.
1957
contracts
that
.
comparable 1957 quarter; and net
earnings of $5,597,012 (equal
gfter Referred dividends, to $1.90
per common share), up 369%
over
-earnings of $1,192,671 (equal, after preferred
carpet .company's modern
Bridgeport-office building/ at 4th and
Coats Sts., was not
involved in the sale.
It will ;contpiue <"to serve
as the
company's
;
for
of
for
months.—V.
com-
'•
a
"with
order
spending had decreased, the
company's backlog had declined
$75,000,000.
On
the
favorable
side,
the
company
was
preparing bids on a number of sizable
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Quarter Sales and
Earnings Up—
Achieving
.-*•
used, for
the
$53,000,000.
new
compare
Widdell, President,
satisfactory in view
predict
to
2118.
exercise
upon
1958—Month—1957
1; The
r
for
common
$5,541,625
income-___'
oper.
earnings for
capital
of the total of 696,260 shares
subscribe
of
expenses-
of
not
good.—V.
start
For
amount
-
volume
stated
profit
the
equal
manufacturing property, including ware-housing facilities, at Bridgeport, Pa., to Minter
Brothers/,confectioners,"
was announced
jointly by the two companies on May 9.
and
of
concession
p.
E.
be
the
to
on
operations
way
,
about
16%-acre
product research facilities, offices, cafeteria
at
net
,
income
oper.
Net ry.
company
Manufacturing Props,
headquarters for its 270 executive
H.
secon-
shareholders for subscription
share.
"187,"
„
dealer's
a
completed.—V. 187,
%the
v
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Sells
i
•
feet,
floor
*
•-V*'''
.
.
total
hearing
on
May 14 stated that
$234,137, equal to 6l cents
were
quarter
does
year
look
will
Net revenue fromrail-
r
will
Secondary Offering — A
to 97.7%
Period End. Mar: 31—t-
Railway oper.
2
furnaces.
It
not
.
principal
the
Strike
any
shares were purchased from the
subscription price by an investment
banking, group
Blyth & Co., Inc., The First Boston
Corporation -and W. C„
proceeds
Railway
^company
Shoemaker
for
rescinded
President,
year
first
(Arthur G.) McKee &
1
—
Long Island RR.— -Earnings—
<,.
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.j for ^construction Of
,the
jirst building of a Research Center on
the company^ property
adjoinr
ing the town of North Wales, Pa. Leeds &'
'Northr.up is "a
manufacturer
it
y-.
*
R.
enable
this
still
V.-187,'p. 2226.
Leeds & Northrup Co.—New Research
Center Planned
y A contract for. about $1,700,000 has been awarded by this
to
to
pipe-
of first
mortgage 4ya%
bonds, sold at
May 14, Will be used to pay for additions to
property and to repay bank loans incurred both for that
purpose and
to "retire $12,000,000 of
mortgage bonds which were paid on Jan, 1, 1958.
See also
for redemption on June
f, 1958, $25,090, of. "
mortgage serial bonds due Dec.' 1, 1958
.at?,J.0Q%y plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Mercantile'
Trust
Co./1 St.' "
fymis, Mo." •
V
*'•"
v'
Strike,
this
take
It
entitled
.competitive bidding
first
I'
far
the
Langley & Co.
'■•-r-te
(Gleneoe, Mo.)—Partial Redemption
There, have-been-called
were
at
headed by
$20,000,000
La Salle Institute
plants
shares held of record April 29, 1958.
The
remaining 16,085 unsubscribed
company
was
—
lateral
various
Under the terms of the
subscription offer which, expired
shareholders
..
*
Inc.,
request
it
from
were
'-rights, equivalent
$11.84
,
•
Tools,
>*
.
treating
build
to
per
^Sr*'^,(freii
4765^, a price of $22.25
,;
Koehring Co.—Acquisition—- J.
will
,fl
per
$9.93
The
Although
at
Mr.
Lighting Co.—Subscriptions—The
May 16 announced that 680,175 shares
—
f
-.
1958
Island
.(••»•?••• pany- on;
'
S.
with
to
to
—
company
*■—*
during
6,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
May -16 by Courts & Co. and First South¬
on
—
No.
Star
and
'-V '*
Corp. at $20
Long
-
r?
:'f^i957
*te-"1058
loss
•
facilities
believed
•.*'<
-
the
and
or 81
cent#
share. Volume of
engineering and construction work
completed during
the first quarter amounted
$11.84
v
■
of
thereof;"
1631,
p.
a
m natm'al gas which it will purchase
of 75 cents per share.
4,765
$9.93
share___-._tel.tel
per
made
was
/.-v. ite,1957
1,216,769
withdrawal
renewal
any
186,
for
compares
•
^__:_^„i_„_______^__„__;.$12,081,767 $12,202,695
outstanding™^--^^-,-™-^-,^--,--.,-^''
shareholders-
earnings
this
------
pipeline
•
net
authorized
-7-
\...;--v
Lone Star Steel Co.
Keystone Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Asset Value
Lower—dary offering of
-
1786.
p.
■
.
-
As-of March'31—
Firm—
187,
gfnara. af®a of. th® system. The total cost of
e,m
f, overall construction, program will
Px.cred $350,000, Lone Star said. V. 187, p. 1895.
of Washington, D.
C., who will
supply'the'electronic'portions'.of'the*1:
equipment,.—-Vi .187, q>.i-2002.,: r :S' v ..-''.a,
< w#.v-r>r. r vte-'te V:J''
V- v,' "
-v?
v*'/
*>.
permitted
to
(F. H.) McGraw
€0.—Reports Lower Profits—
$1,750,000.
sy,s
of
has
.
the, systems-forte
Hycon te
Engineers, 'inc.'
Total
prejudice
Clifford
below.—V.
Commission
•%.
..
supply ^wave-guidec°mpressor
developing
Inc.
.
»•
Hycon-Page-Libya of Cambridge, Mass., a joint venture
fcastern; Inc. of Cambridge and Page Commuiiications
Co.,
®P®ra^.e
estimated cost of
station
company
Kennedy, is
Industries, Inc.—Buys Westrex
Western'Electric
The .Federal
- a
primary toll
«■.
Mediterranean-towns f
at Sirte, accordinga
the
SEC
hearing.—V.
Lone Star Gas Co.—To
Build New Facilities—
v
-
"" '
antennas,'the
installation service.
'
The
-
parfcr'of
between
repeater
Kennedy, President.
addition
runs
.7
company, the SEC on Oct.
7, 1957, ordered a
hearing:
whether the suspension
should be vacated or made
per¬
determine
manent.
2226.
p.
Litton
See
for
Installation along
in. Libya was announced
Troposphere Scatter radio link
on May 7
by this company.
'
\ The quarter- of a;, million dollar project,
187,
the
%
•,
..
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co.—Receives
Large Contract-
...
to
company filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
May 7,
covering 25,982 shares of its $5 par common
stock, to be offered
only to a selected group of officers and
employees of the company and
its. subsidiaries .under its-Additional
Provisional Compensation Plans.
extensively engaged in structural steel fabrication
buildings,- bridges, dams and other structures. It also
of
quest
The
,
is
wide
a
continues
$1,000,000.
Steel
and erection
It
of
it
and
Microveer, Inc., Santurce, Puerto Rico—Stock Offering
Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
The
Securities
and
Exchange Commission,
it was announced
on
Xvlay 19, has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 wifcn
respect to a public offering of stock, by this corporation.
-
In
a
notification
filed
Microveer proposed the
with
the
Commission
public offering of
on
Aug.
6,
1957,
47,500 shares of its common
\
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
..
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
(2336)
8
pursuant to an exemption. The Commission s
order asserts that Microveer's offering circular is false and misleading
in respect of material facts, and that its use in the offering and sale .,
of Microveer stock "would operate as a
fraud or deceit" upon pur¬
chasers thereof. The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated or
$4
at
stock
share
per
'
permanent.
made
of
made
efficiency
April 12,
1957. Natural proposes to make the additional volume,together with an additional 20,000,000 cubic feet daily to be
through the expansion o. tne system of its affiliate, Texas Illinois
Natural Gas Pipeline Company, of Chicago, available to all of its
obtained
present customers and those of Texas Illinois.
The applicant said it would not sell any oi
to unv
local distributing companies on a firm
of production,
V
...
„
the Algoma, Ontario, uranium area, Milliken holds a
with Eldorado Mining & Refinery Ltd., lor $94,500,000
worth of uranium oxide.
.....
,
mine development
design and
early in 1957.
plant
Mining
by The Rio Pinto
financing arranagements,
resumed at the property
were
V.
187,
.
Borrowings
Co.—Proposes Bank
Milwaukee Gas Light
construction.
p.
$402,220
4th hearing, inquiry will be
whether the notes to be
others,
company,
Section 7
of
through
January
SEC
The
of
be
61
of 1958 were $61,000 as com¬
period of 1957.—V. 186, p. 1956.
quarter
used
75 cents
or
a
reported net income of $4,277,927, equal
share, for the first quarter of 1958.
period last year, the company earned $5,255,119,
For both periods, per share earnings are based on
share.
shares of common stock outstanding as
quarter sales were $73,165,631, compared
6,959,758
First
first
the
last
quarter
of March 31,
1958.
with $76,307,511 in
the
of
—V.
two
Gas & Electric Association—Eants. Up—
a summary of earnings for the 12 months ended
March 31, 1958, shows a balance to surplus for that period of $3,785,150
on a consolidated basis compared
with $3,477,628 for the same period
last
year.
After allowance for dividends on
the preferred shares,
the balance of $3,735,364 amounts to $1.53 per average common share
issued
and outstanding in
the current period compared with $1.41
per
average
common share outstanding
for the corresponding pre¬
vious period based on 2,438,329 and 2,416,883 average common shares
Association
of
can
launcher.
the
Montana-Dakota
classified.—V.
contract is
Utilities
Dollar
The
last
After
cents
and
73
requirements,
dividend
cents
$1,684,893 in the
in the like three
earnings
respectively,
share,
a
the
on
equal
to
shares
of
were
2,000,221
stock
outstanding in both periods.
Net
operating income for the
quarter
was
$2,087,533. compared
with $2,008,598 in the like period a year ago.—V. 187, p. 1208.
common
Motor Wheel Corp.—Sales and
New
England Telephone
Earnings at Lower Rate
Net
This
company
both
each
the
of
He
third
and
these
first
quarter showed
fourth
quarters
of
a
decided
Losses
1957.
improvement
were
over
sustained
in
declared
that
National
in
car
this
quarter
Corp.
adversely
were
production.—V.
187,
owns
2,547,411
which it expects to continue,
therefore
arises,
additions
and
(Ohio)—Debentures
Sold—
Exchange Commission—
187,
made
corporate
including
purposes,
Large construction
to obtain large amounts of new
it necessary
1897.
p.
of
New Hampshire
Bankshares, Inc., Nashua, N. H.—Files"
May
corporation
on
16
filed
letter
a
notification with the
stock (par
The proceeds
bank and for working
of
of class A non-voting common
covering 30,000 shares
to
are
be
to
used
pay
off
notes
payable
to
non-cumulative convertible
No underwriting
6%
involved.
be converted into one share of voting
at any time after issue until Dec. 31,
of the holder.
The holders of the
preferred stock shall be entitled to receive out of earned surplus, as
and when declared by the board of directors, a non-cumulative divi¬
dend at the rate of 6% per annum before any dividend shall be set
apart or paid on the common stock for such year. Any such preferred
stock not exchanged into common stock may, at any time after Jan. 1;
1961, be redeemed at par plus a premium of 5%.
Each
preferred
stock,
common
share
may
par
value,
no
at
inclusive,
net
additional
for
option
the
PROCEEDS—The
and
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for working
capital
equipment.
1956 in Penn¬
Warreri Avenue at
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated on Dec. 31,
sylvania.
of
Its
nuclear
of
and
pressing
of
In
engages
sintering
and
located
on
,
presently markets nat¬
uranium oxides and
The company
operations.
uranium
enriched
and
sulfate,
power
mining
exploratory
arc
business is the production and fabrication
and ceramic materials used in the manu¬
reactors; this does not include mining or
primary
metallurgical
company's
chemical,
ural
and plant
Apollo, Pa.
offices
Street,
Seventh
facture
compounds,
such
as
ceramic and metallurgical fabrication (e.g.,
of enriched uranium oxid.o pellets,
melting
alloys).
The
Access
been
has
company
mission
Permit
No.
awarded by the U. S. Atomic Energy Com¬
1410, facility clearance for the receipt and
of classified documents, Source Material License No. C-3762,
as
amended, and Special Nuclear Material License No. SNM-145, as
amended.
The latter license authorizes
the company to convert ura¬
storage
hexaflouride
nium
well
as
enriched
in
isotope
the
compounds,
chemical
to
as
fabrication,
and
to enriched uranium
to engage in scrap re¬
U-235
and
research
and
development with
services indicated above, the com¬
pany has facilities for wet chemical and instrumental chemical anal¬
ysis, metallography, mechanical and physical testing, leak detection
and corrosion testing.
These facilities are used not only for quality
control
of
the
company's
production,
but also for analytical and
testing services for other companies and for research and development
addition
to
the
products
and
work.
.
fabrication facilities also enable
it to
and
indiction
melting under vacuum
metal
milling,
arc
company's
do
or
special atmospheres, heat treatment, and vacuum and innert atmo¬
sphere welding.
Laboratory scale production and research and development activities
in
began
August,
version
of
March,
1957;
full-scale
a
hexafluoride
to
production
the con¬
completed in
facility for
oxide
uranium
was
1958.
uranium
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
Convertible
preferred
srock
Common
(no
100,000 shs.350,000 shs.
(par £10)_
stock
par)
including 29,600 shares reserved for conversion
preferred stock.—V. 187, p. 2119.
•Not
of
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Build
29,600 shs.
*143,440 shs.
of 29,600 shares
Pipeline—
has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
construct a total of about 51 miles of natural gas pipe¬
line on various parts of Its transmission system in Ohio.
,
.
The company's application, which has just been accepted for filing
■.by the FPC, also proposes the abandonment of a total of about 39
miles
of
pipeline, which would be replaced by sections of the pro¬
This
company
to
posed new pipe.
The proposed construction is estimated
to
$2,163,000, and the retirement cost
to be offered at $10 per share, without underwriting.
$5)
on
preferred stock at par ($10 per share).
authority
The
mately
cost a total of approxi¬
is estimated at $91,000.
from the retired sections of line, however, is expected to total
about $109,000.
The sections of new line would be located in Belmont,
Carroll,
Cuyahoga,
Fairfield,
Logan,
Lorain, Marion, Muskingum,
Stark and Wayne Counties, Ohio.—V. 186, p. 2052.
The company on May 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par $1)
not to exceed an aggregate value of $300,000 to be offered at market,
Bond
Salvage
without underwriting.
—V. 187, p. 885.
a registration statement with the SEC on May
covering $2,300,000 of interest in its Employees' Savings and
Stock Purchase Plan,, together with 100,000 shares of National's $5 par
may
be
purchased
pursuant
thereto.-—V.
187,
Co., New Haven, Conn.—
12
months ended March
Net
12
stock
three months ended March 31, 1958
the
income
months
Up—
15 reported that the balance of net income
was equivalent to $1.15 per share for
on May
31,
share of
1958.
and to $3.18 per share for the
-
and for the
March 31, 1958, includes 11 cents and 32 cents, re¬
result of reduction in Federal income taxes attributable
per
stock for the quarter
common
ended
as
a
the use of accelerated depreciation for Federal income tax purposes.
Pending determination by the New York P. S. Commission of the
accounting to be followed with respect to the reduction in Federal
•
&
Electric Co.
Registers Proposed
—
Offering With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
first mortgage bonds, due June 1, 1988,
at competitive bidding.
;■
Net
proceeds of this financing will be used to pay part of the
expenditures incurred and to be incurred under the company's con¬
struction program.
Construction expenditures are estimated at $33,;000.000
for
1958,
$23,000,000 for 1959, and $13,000,000 in 1660.Bids will be received by the company, at The First National City
Bank of New York, 55 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y., up to 11 a.m.
(EDT)
on
June 16 for the purchase from it of the abovementioned
$15,000,000 first mortgage bonds due June 1, 1988.—V. 187, p. 1209.
This
SEC
common
Gas
Oklahoma
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Earnings
This corporation
spectively,
2227*
& Watch
to
applicable to the
«
corporation filed
which
need
extensions,
of borrowing from such company, as
general
for
New Haven Clock
19, 1958,
P#
licly
shares
Pa.—
May 12 offered pub¬
Equipment Corp., Apollo,
&
corporation
improvements to its telephone plant.
expenditures have
<,
stock
covering 735,245 shares of its $100
proceeds of the stock sale will be applied to the repayment of
advances by American Telephone and Telegraph, which
are expected
to amount to $85,000,000 on June 16, 1958.
Advances from the parent
are obtained in conformity with an established practice of the company,
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—Registers With
common
Nuclear Materials
affected
was
announced on May 21 that an issue of $290,000
six-year 5%-% sinking fund debentures, dated April 15,
1958, and due April 15, 1964, has been sold to Ohio in¬
vestors through The Ohio Company, Columbus, O.
The
registration statement wit hthe
a
Net
1545.
p.
It
Securities and
filed
16
16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be of¬
through McDonald & Co., Inc., -New York, N. Y;
shares
per share,
29,600
Files
May
on
300,000
$1
—
-
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
earnings
passenger
Building
company
at
Exchange Commission—
and
Stock Offered—The
capital.
quarters.
by the decline in
May
on
shares (69.29% ) of the outstanding shares of New
England Telephone stock,
and intends to exercise its subscription
rights for 509,482 of new shares.
Co.
SEC
period.
the
fered
The
capital stock (common).
the 1957
said
The
covering
(Texas)
American Merchandising Co.
Securities
machining,
Securiteis and Exchange Commission
capital.—V.
Cotes
Telegraph Co.—Proposes
&
Stock Offering—
earnings in the first quarter, ended March 31, 1958, amounted
to $68,405, equal to eight cents a share, compared with $530,376, or
63
cents a share,
for the like period one year ago, M. F. Cotes,
President, informed stockholders at the annual meeting on April 22
First quarter sales totaled $14,140,158, compared with $19,443,186 in
Mr.
date of
letter of notification with- the SEC
(no par) to be offered at $27
proceeds are to be used for
p. 576.
a
share, without underwriting.
The
expansion and working capital.—V. 187,
In
noon (EDT) on
mortgage bonds,
to
up
company
filed
per
covery, fuel element
enriched uranium.
The stock is to be offered for subscription
at par by stockholders of record June 11, 1958, at the race of one new
share for each five shares then held.
American Telephone & Telegraph
year.
preferred
this
by
purchase from it of $10,000,000 first
1988, it was announced on May 21. A bidding
had previously been indicated.—V. 187, p. 2228.
due
H,
11
June
received
be
now
the
for
9
series
par
Co.—Earnings Up—
May 2 reported net earnings of
March 31, compared with $1,624,094
ended
months
187, p. 1787.
cm
company
quarter
76
of
amount
will
Bids
June
II.—Files With SEC—
Nichols, Inc., Exeter, N.
The corporation on May 13
metal
Co.—Bidding Date Changed—
New England Power
operational with
be fired at a moment's notice from its selfWith the new development front line troops will
be able to use either the nuclear warhead or conventional explosive
"as
th
tactical
situation demands,"
said Clyde A.
Parton, General
Manager
of
Honeywell's
Ordnance
Division,
which
developed the
warhead..
Work on the project is being done at the Ordnance Division's main
plant in Hopkins, Minn. Technical supervision is under direction of
the
Army's Picatinny Arsenal,
Dover,
N. J.
forces,
field
propelled
latest 12 months
corresponding
$47,476,282
new
a
announced
Army
.
the
for
compared with $44,930,739 for the
period last year, an increase of 6%.—V. 187, p. 989.
by this company on May 8.
The "Honest John," a tactical support missile now
was
in
$26.71
35
of
covering 11,111 shares of common stock
North
187, p. 2004.
were
nuclear warhead that will enable the
Army's "Honest John" missile to deliver "a massive battlefield punch"
development
outstanding bank notes of $1,000,000 and $1,180,000,
and to provide new money for construction expenditures
subsidiaries
or
to
leimburse their treasuries therefor.
1,802,703
—'$24,46
dividend
pay
outstanding in the respective periods.
Total
consolidated
operating revenues
year.-
Develops New Warhead—
The
to
New England
common
a
comparable
two subsidiaries of New
authorizing
order
an
1,802,703
_
share—
per
deducting
The
first
April 21
on
company
cents
the
issued
has
respectively,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Profit Lower
The
Borrowings by Nees
—
England Electric System, Boston holding company, to make borrowings
from NEES, as follows: Granite State Electric Company, $1,100,000; and
Northern Berkshire Electric Company, $1,245,000.
The funds are to
The
In
England Electric System
48,152,261
cents per share payable June 13,
1958 to stockholders of record May 29, 1958. J
J
Dividends declared from accumulated capital gains during 12 months
ended April 30, 1958 totalled 88 cents per share.—V. 1ST, p. 678.
,
.
"After
gain.
of sales
for the
pared to $57,000 for the same
to
earnings and sales
company.—V. 187,
'-44.088,888
„
shares
assets
Not
1960,
New
were
creasing tempo
Net earnings
1957
Subsidiaries Approved—
approxi¬
were
Capital
is
1545.
companies in
1958,
March
fCorrected figure.
S. Lindemann, President, said the net
were
the highest in the history of the
Joseph
for
ahead of the same period for last year.
Sales in April
18%
ahead of April of last year, indicating an in¬
5%
1958
period,
the
for
Sales
mately
^Giving effect to 5%
dividend paid in
outstanding at the end of 1957.
18%—
Minneapolis Brewing Co.—April Sales Up
$0.61
$0.41
stock dividend paid in March, 1957 and 50%
December, 1957 and based on 659,879 shares
stock
Co. (parent),
the
reasonably adapted to the earning power of
and whether the notes meet the applicable standards
of the Holding Company Act.—V. 186, p. 1849.
notes are
the
whether
—
1957
195B
April 30—
assets
Net
r
conducted into the questions,
issued by Milwaukee Gas are
reasonably udapted to its security structure and other
the holding-company system oi American Natural Gas
$272,466
—-—
earnings
"Earnings per share
(
At a June
among
$8,012,128
501,330
228,864
2119.
p.
5
1956,„
1957
i
$9,009,461
-—767,775
.
1365,555
taxes..—
Earnings before
Income
taxes
Net
of
As
With
31—
Sales
has
company
187,
1988.—V.
1,
Niagara Share Corp.- -Asset Value Off From 1957-
North
Dec.
Ended
Year
applied to the SEC for permission to borrow
$15,000,000 in the aggregate from six banks and
to tsgue Its promissory notes therefor; and the Commission has scbeduled the application for hearing on June 4, 1958.
According to the aoplication, Milwaukee Gas requires a large amount
of cash for its major expansion program now in progress to deliver
increased
volumes of gas to existing customers and
to serve new
customers, in addition to Its substantial cash requirements for normal
additions and. replacements of property.
It proposes to consummate
a permanent finance program in 1959 in an amount sufficient to retire
the promissory notes then outstanding and to provide funds for further
This
June
the increased quantity
basis for the purpose
Nestlc-LeMur Co.—Correction—
amounts not exceeding
Bond Fin'g
Power Corp.—Proposes
corporation on M">y 16 filed a registration statement with the
covering $50,000,000 of general mortgage oonds. due June 1, 1638,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used tc reimburse
the company's treasury and to finance in part its construction
pro¬
gram.
Construction expenditures are estimated at $132,000,000 for 1958
and $100,000,000 for
1959.'
:
Bids will be received by the company at Room 1840, 15 Broad St.,
New York, N. Y., up to 11 a.m. (EDT) on June 11 for the purchase
from it of the above-mentioned $50,000,000 general mortgage bonds due
1897.
p.
2119.
p.
SEC
United States Steel Corp. or Inland Steel
Co. in
the Chicago-Gary area that are proposed to he made by Mid¬
western Gas Transmission Co., of Houston, Texas, pending the final
FPC decision on the proposed Midwestern sales.
By the amended application, Natural proposes to construct about
232 miles of 36-inch loop line between Joliet, 111., and Beatrice, Neb.,
in
lieu of about 59 miles; about 258 miles of 36-inch and 21 .miles
of 26-incli loop line between Frltch, Texas, and Beatrice, in lieu of
about 337 miles of 30-inch line; two new compressor stations in Texas
and
Oklahoma, with a combined installation
of 12.285 horsepower;
and metering facilities as originally proposed. Part of these facilities
were
included by Natural in a previous application.
Omitted from the facilities originally proposed are additions of com¬
pressor horsepower in four existing stations. The cost of the facilities
as
initially proposed was estimated at approximately $62,668,000.—
in
Management of Milliken was taken over
Co. of Canada Ltd. in the Fall of 1956.
Following
the successful completion of
187,
Niagara Mohawk
making the sales either to
of
contract
'
capacity
increase
to
proposes
000 600
Mines Ltd.—Now
the stage,
its daily system sales
company
185,000,000 cubic feet over its present authorized capacity of 510,cubic feet daily and the 35,000.000 cubic feet per day of addi¬
tional capacity installed under a temporary authorization issued
on
by
Producer—
This corporation became a producer of uranium oxide late in April
this year, it was announced on May 2 when W. H. Bouck, President,
commended mine personnel for their working in bringing the property
Located
with the
gas pipe¬
company
The
an¬
The
has amended an application previously filed
Federal Power Commission to seek authorization for natural
line facilities estimated to cost approximately $86,158,000.
Tills
May 16
\Vas postponing plans for re¬
issue of $70,000,000
an
funding
$86,158,000 Facilities—
cation to Seek
Refinancing Plan Post¬
principal amount of re¬
mortgage 4,/2% bonds, series J. sold last year.
funding
—V.
—
President, on
McHugh,
S.
nounced that the company
Appli¬
of America—Amends
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
Club (111.)—To Redeem Bonds—
The Association has called for redemption on June 1,
1958, $6,200
of
its general
and refunding mortgage 15 year 4Va%
sinking fund
bonds
due J"ne 1. 19«5 at lOiT nlus accrued interest.
Payment will
be made at the
Continental Illinois National Bank Ar Trust Co. of
Chicago, 231 La Salle St., Chicago 90, 111.—V. 185, p. 2217.
sales
Materials handling receptacles
broadening potential, Mr. Perry
especially as other industries meet demands for greater
and lower handling costs.—V. 186, p. 1850.
declared,
Midlothian Country
to
new
as
transportation equipment.
of vulcanized fibre also have a
and
hold
Co.
Telephone
York
New
poned—Keith
...
for the purpose of producing
and marketing a laminated product consisting of polyester film, wood
veneer of
1/125 inch thickness and aluminum foil. In its order, the
Commission challenges a statement in its offering circular that the
problem of source of supply of extra-thin wood veneers of l/12o inch
thickness had been solved} a statement concerning laminating wood
to metal, ami the omission to disclose the degree of technical control
necessary for suei> process; statements that some 50 indications of in¬
terest bv potential purchasers of the company's product "Microveer
exist; statements indicating that $100,000 to be invested in machinery
is adequate for the company's needs; and the failure to furnish f'»ancial statements of thfe issuer and of its predecessor.—Vf 186, p. <31.
Milliken Lake Uranium
gain
to
continue
organized in August, 1957,
Microveer was
1958 production level and the possibility
copper-clad Phenolite for printed circuits
applications are found in commercial, house¬
added, with an uncertain
industrial strife. Sales of
he
be
company
cn
16
May
covering $15,000,000 of
offered for public sale
to
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Earnings Lower—
Consolidated
net
sales
for
totaled $4,248,478 compared
Eugene
«
Perry,
R.
after taxes
the
to
informed
$91,700 for
comnion share.
were
months
with $5,214,849 in
President,
amounted
three
the
ended
the
March
31,
1958
like period of 1957,
Net
earnings
stockholders.
first
quarter of
1958, equal to
For the first quarter of 1957, earnings
$203,505. or 35 cents per share.
Discussing prospects for the remainder
of
the
current
year,
Mr.
Perry
stated
niade
by
future
purchases will be geared directly to the rate of sales they attain.
Business
his
belief
customers
from
the
in
that
the
little
further
electrical
automotive and
and
inventory correction
electronics
allied industries
is
can
industries
more
be
and
speculative,
taxes
income
resulting from the use of accelerated depreciation in
computing such taxes, the company is using the amount of such reduc¬
tions
to
The
further
Net
stock
its
current
earnings per share
shares of
common
income
was
compared
stock
after
$4,236,876
864
as
to
for
$3,741,814
compared
1957.—V.
187,
p.
to
calculated
charges
the
for
12
three
basis
of
the
3,337,475
the
and before dividends on preferred
months ended March 31, 1958 as
three
months
ended
months ended March 31,
$11,759,380
1897.
the
for
the
12
months
Street Fund, Inc.
of this Fund through
program.
on
outstanding at the end of each period.
fixed
Such net income for the
construction
are
One William
March
31,
1957.
1958 was $12,210,ended March 31,
—
Sales of Shares as
Open-End Fund Will Commence June 3—Lehman Bros,
has announced that sales of the initial offering of shares
group
dealers pursuant to current selling
terms will not be made after
3:30 p.m., New York
Time, today, May 26, 1958. It is expected that William
Street Sales, Inc. will commence offering shares of the
Fund as an open-end fund on June 3, 1958.
The
the
SEC
has
securities
issued
and
cash
an
of
order
permitting the sale to this Fund
Corp. in exchange for shares
Aurora
of
of
Volume 187
Number 5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2337)
the
stock
common
which
of
the
Lehman Brothers
Fund.
has
is
Aurora
acted
private
a
investment
as
investment
adviser
since
for
and
Novem¬
of
ber,
1956.
Substantially all of its portfolio securities and
cash,
amounting to approximately $37,000,000, are being sold to the "Fund in
exchange for the latter's stock.
This sale is to be made simultane¬
ously
with
the
delivery to the underwriters
(headed
by
Lehman
Brothers)
of
stock
of
the
Fund
sold
by
them
during the
public
initial offering (at a $12.50
per share)
of 16,000,000 shares of the
Fund's stock; and sale of the Aurora assets is
contingent in part on
the receipt, by the Fund of at least
$25,000,000 from the sale of the
Fund's shares to the underwriters.
The number of the Fund's shares
to
be
delivered
value
of
the
to
Aurora
securities
will
be
determined
transferred,
by
the
plus
dividing
cash
to
the
be
Aurora
in
the
sale
amount
its
The
this
acquiring
net
of
stock
election
new
on
firm
partner
Mr.
Francis
Weisl
Reed
Mr.
is
Fund
by
$11.5625,
will
Edwin
and
L.
Weisl
sponsored by Lehman Brothers,
is a partner in the New York
Blair
special
,
National
counsel
to
Securities
the
&
was
and
American
News
is
187,
Production
the
pla.it. marks
wide
expansion program of
Other Outboard Marine
plant
outboard
motors,
Sales
a
rotary
opening ceremonies
|The 70,000
next
foot
square
few
will
employ
will
of
to increase
years.
be
tional
Canada.
marketed
S.
A.—V.
Outside of
throughout
187.
connection
SEC
on
tures
with
filing of a
proposed public offering of
a
due
June
1,
1988,
to
be
the
to 500 employees
first
five
interest
'
The
sinking
statement
with
which
shipping
fund
and
Owens-Illinois
19
will be
of
second. quarter
the
longest
D.
In
of
anticipating
the
storm
year
$510,486,900
and
rain
level
Pacific
Coast
stretch
President,
quarter of the
first
For
the
in
1957
recorded
of
shipments
drys
area
Total
April
in
the
past
in
109
on April
24.
shipments were reduced
three
the
ended
with
first
March
three
31,
$2,243,791
months
1958,
for
total
the
the
of
income
first
three
current
fiscal
amounted
months
to
year,, the
$1,875,541
last
of
Alter all charges, net Income was
$168,395,
the 516,422 shares of common stock now
the
quarter
1957
of
Pacific
The
Gas
directors
June
on
&
on
years,
of common stock In the ratio of
,
The board also declared
quarter
compared
share
a
31,
to
the
-
.
effective
week.
filed
last
An
date
of
the
Stock
share for each
registration
for
P.
to
U.
the
issue
..
the
will
shares
be
in
New
1958,
York
Investment
A.
City
was
$17.15
shares,
a
share
share
Mr.
Dec.
at
Merkle
close
31,
said.—V.
of
1957,
187,
the
earnings
$614,718.
of
reported
by
93.2%
for
the
previous
the
In
1958.
cents
The
preceding
share
a
502,910
on
187,
p.
year,
earnings
net
common
stated
20
used
The
and
$61,987,000
carrying forward the company's
in retiring bank borrowings
to
or
be
made
under
the
•
to
(not
company's
credit
decision
The
its
not
to
dividends
pay
took
also
into
said—V.
187,
1436.
p.
j
'
Pittston
elected
of
Directors.
charge
and
Mr.
Hanson
will
continue
as
The
election of Mr. Curtis followed the
resignation
Dalbeck who had been President and Treasurer for the
—V.
1.87, p.
The
for
first
$66,786,000
creased
Net
loss
of
on
three
the
in
Passenger
revenues
May
16
months
reported
of
first quarter
revenues
off
less
of the
down
were
than
1958
H.
l'/c
to
for
Inc.—Reports Loss—
that
were
J.
to
$7,087,000.
-
the
$1,494,000
this
preceding
P.
Routh,
*
"
M.
Day
3,500
_
3,500
Julicn
6,000
Cruttenden, Podesta
Collins
J. M. Dain
&
3,500
Co./^l_
&
&
1,000
Co.
Elworthy & Co.-.
6,000
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc
Garrefct-Bromfield & Co.__
6,000
Stern Brothers <fc Co
4,000
Sullivan
J. A.
6,000
Co
Co
Cougbltn
The
Co.,
&
Securities
Hogle & Co
J.
&
K.
Co.,
1,000
500
Inc
Mullen
Invest¬
.
ment Co
Newman
3,500
Corp.Rhoades &
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Co., Inc
6,000
&
&
L.
Wood, Struthers & Co..
6,000
Inc.
& Hutzler—
Loeb,
500
and
Co
500
Earl M. Scanlan<&
3,500
Smith, Moore &
Public Service Coordinated
Co
500
500
Co
Transport—Tenders—:
755 Broad Street, Newark, N. J., will
receive tenders for-the sale to. it of
its 4'/tt, 5%, 53/4%
and 6',7 first and refunding mortgage bonds, due
Jan. 1, 1990, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $500,000
at prices not to exceed 100%
and accrued interest.—V. 186, p. 1094.
Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
to
(EDT)
noon
28
May
on
Pullman Inc.
;
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show
3 Months Ended March 31—
Gain-r-
1958
1957
9Sales
other
and
revenues
before provision for income
Provision for income
taxes
$
105,645,134
taxes
91,269,433
6,136,166
.
—
Income
5,196.454
3,239,000
2,711.000
$2,897,166
$1.31
$2,485,454
j
$1.12
the
.
i
income
Net
Earnings per share
—
will be below those of
period for 1957.
A continuation of the slow tempo of in¬
coming orders experienced thus far this year will have further impact
on
third and fourth quarter operations.—V. 186. d. 2156.
Earnings for the second quarter of this year
,
for 1957 were $7.15 per share on the
dividends, or an increase of 18%. This
in which net earniugs have exceeded
same
Pullman-Standard
year
After
year.
Chairman of
today
of
hand, the oil
cellulose*
p.
at
200
Car
Manufacturing
Co.
—
Moves
the Chicago executive offices of this company
Michigan Ave.. Chicasro 4. 111.—V.
187.
(May 26.)
located
be
the Board, reported that earnings for the
as against $1.92 in 1957, or a drop
This has been due mostly to the severe drop
in steel operations, resulting in this industry taking considerably less
metallurgical coal.
The trucking and warehouse divisions have been
affected to a less degree by present economic conditions.
On the other
South
679.
Rayonier, Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings—
sales
colossal
the
world
187,
1,
and
with
Moss
will
an
be
No.
one
expected
Mine
is
—V.
production
of
45
tons
per
man
per
conditions
since
the
first
North American
led
to reduced
earnings.
of
187.
p.
577.
.
Red Owl Stores,
day.
Inc.—Seeks Rise in Sales—Three New
Directors Elected—
1317.
p.
business
existing overcapacity in
operations and
Rayonier's
expected
to start producing
of the largest and lowest cost mines in
3
and
general
with
affected
Net sales amounted to $25,578,251 in the first
1958,
in
comparison with $28,235,979 in
the previous
$30,042,718 in the first quarter of 1957.
Net income
was $477,918, or nine cents per share of common stock, compared with
$1,310,755, or 23 cents per share in the previous three months, and
$1,976,159. or 36 cents per share In the first three months of 1957.
share.
new
mills,
quarter
to have a favorable decision from the Interstate Com¬
Commission almost any day, which would allow the merger of
into the United States Trucking Division.
It is anticipated
that this would Increase Plttston's annual earnings
approximately $1.0o
The
combined
year,
quarter- and
Pittston hopes
merce
the
In
deterioration
Further
distributing divisions are expected to increase their profits
due to larger margins being obtainable.
Fixed charges were also higher,
reflecting the large capital expenditures in the last few years.
a
3,500
3,500
R.
Dean Witter & Co
4,000
The
up
company
preferred
successive
3,500
approximately 26','c.
—V.
first
in
quarter
1957.—V.
''
Paramount Pictures
of
187,
for
Sales
■
r
year.
and
Operating
•
freight
expenses
in
10
share blocks at $10.25
are
to
be
was
$3,360,000,
to
per block, without underwriting.
The pro¬
purchase real estate; and for construction and
the fiscal
year
ended Feb. 28, 1959 are expected to exceed
as
against-
a
r
Tills
corporation reports estimated consolidated net
earnings from
operations for the first quarter 1958 of $1,405,000
representing 75 cents
per share based upon 1,884,916 shares
outstanding at March 29, 1958
$200,000,000, Ford Bell, Chairman, said at the annual meeting of share¬
holders. In the year ended March 1.1958 sales amounted to $176,429,754.
The
company
with
cities
Co.
—
Investments
in
Subsidiaries
The SEC,
it was announced
izing the company to make
its
subsidiaries, as follows:
on May 19, has issued an order author¬
additional common stock investments in
Potomac
Light
&
Power
Co.,
$400,000
(4,000 additional
additional
funds
for
shares); and South Penn Power Co., $250,000 (50.000
shares).
The subsidiaries propose
to use
the
additional
property additions
and
improvements.—V.
187,
p.
1789.
will place more emphasis on developing large stores In
concentration of population, although a smaller
heavy
In Milwaukee,
Wis., with two more reasonably assured by the year end," shareholders
told.
For
Edison
Cleared by Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
of stores will be opened than In the past year.
"Four stores are contemplated for early Fall openings
number
were
-
576.
.
used
working capital.
in¬
Corp.—Quarterly Profits Higher
The corporation on May 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of class B common stock (par $1) to be offered
ceeds
$47,788,000.
Properties, Inc., College Park, Md.—Files—
Potomac
1958
p.
Pizza &
*
gross
operating revenues
$64,308,000,
compared to
preceding
3%
4'/.
loss
Donald
6,000
Co.,
Smith
Weld
3,500
—V. 187, p. 2005.
out¬
consideration
Co.
'
corporation
the
the
about Oct.
of
&
&
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
6,000
Webster
American
first quarter of this year were $1.37
of
manu¬
past two years
Ripley
Marks
Christensen, Inc.
~j
Co.
M.
Moseley & Co
Peters, Writer &
6,500
Inc.
will
576.
Pan American World Airways,
■i
of
Controller.
F. 8.
16,500
Securities Corp
Brink's Inc.
-
Also announced were the elections of Roger L.
Putnam, Jr. as Execu¬
tive Vice-President and J. Edwin Hanson as
Treasurer of the company.
Mr.
Putnam, Jr.
was
formerly Vice-President in
facturing
of
after
fourth
those of
agreement.
Curtis, formerly Vice-President in charge of sales, has been
President according to Roger L. Putnam,
Chairman of the
the
was
$18,-
Package Machinery Co.—Changes in Personnel—
16,500
—
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
White,
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Off 26%—
stock
.
Shares
Laurence
Brothers
&
ner
tlie company will incur during the movement of
operations to the new plant in Mt. Pleasant, Pa., Mr.
Pittsburgh
common
program
borrowings were used or are to bs used for property addi¬
improvements.
Construction expenditures are estimated at
for 1958.—V. 187,
p.
2229.
<fc
Salomon Bros.
Stone
Carl
on
May 20 took no action on the quarterly dividend
capital slock usually declared at this time.
D.
Greenshields. President, explained that the company did
not expect
to earn Its regular dividend during the second quarter.
The co?npany paid a 12 V2 cent dividend during the first quarter when
earnings of $84,542, or five cents a share were reported.
Lewis A.
Board
Merrill
1957.
directors
Greenshields
exceed
"
16,500
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
non-recurring expenses
1316.
construction
preferred stock:
Donn
a
and
maae
bank
tions
in
1953
new
named below have severally
the following respective number
6,000
Lehman
the
on
The earnings
filed
the
of
company
Inc.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Omits Dividend—
also
registration statement with the SEC
coveTlng $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1988, to be
offered for public sale at competitive"
bidding.
Net proceeds of the
bond sale, together with cash on hand and to be
internally generated,
be
shares
Harrinian
1317.
per
65,000 shs.
160,000shs.
3,352,OOOshs.
underwriters
Goldman, Sachs & Co
were
share are based on the number of shares
standing at the close of the respective periods.—V. 187, p. 2005.
Light Go.—Registers Proposed Bond
The company on May
The
—
to purchase from the
Securities
share
Amounts
100,000 shs,
5,000,000 shs.
Eastman Dillon, Union
reports consolidated net income for the first quarter
$3,200,886 or 35c per share as compared with $6,291,452
for tho first quarter of 1957.
of
per
•
175,000 shs.
($10 par)
Blyth & Co., Inc
Smith, Barney & Co.__
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
equivalent to
outstanding at March
shares
-
650,000 sbs.
Shares
company
1958
68c
Offering With SEC—
will
of
to
previous
fiscal
-
<■
30.000,000
1788.
for the fiscal year ended March
exceeding
$318,191
15,000,000
20,000,000
mortgages,
Co., Detroit, Mich.—Record Earns.—
to
amounted
$10,000,000
:
preferred stock ($100 par)
cumulative preferred stock
agreed
initial
adjusted
p.
:
♦Authorized amount of bonds which may be issued under the mort¬
gages,
including the 27b
series due 1977 of the company, is not
limited, but further issuance is subject to restrictions of the
company
the
at
—
;
$40,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
20,000,000
30,000,000
cumulative preferred stock—...;.
4 '/a % cumulative preferred stock
4.64% cumulative preferred stock
Common stock
v
Outstanding
4!M;>
the
Power &
1978—-
1984___
scries due 1987
4.20%
FINANCING
•
1977-.——-
series due
series
'
;
PRESENT
•
Cumulative
Natural Gas. C<*«—Debentures Sold—The com¬
sold to Ohio investors an issue of $137,500
high
TO
series due 1981-.:—_
3Vs '/
4:i8%
May
on
with
Merkle,
a
"
-
3'/8%
■
aggregated
$86,437,845 at the
President, announced on
compared
due
series
UNDERWRITERS
against
EFFECT
3 'A %
t
1897.
$17.52
was
.....
GIVING
mortgage bonds:
*2%r,b
has
or
to common stockholders on or about June 20.
The subscrip¬
period is expected to open on June 23 and close on July
8, 1958.
No action will be required
by stockholders until recqipt of the warrants.
The
company expects to make arrangements to- have
the offering
underwritten by a nationwide group of underwriters who will
purchase
through
000,000)
♦First
Bosworth,
The
p.
;
Boettchcr
filed
was
—
Authorized
Asset Value Increased—
3,
Operating revenues of the company during% 1957
$91,007,519 and net income to $10,877,575 compared, with
of $83,266,879 and net income of $10,267,333. for
to
revenues
1956.
Meeting Adjourned
...
-
EARNINGS
amounted
operating
time, to enable the judges to continue
votes for directors and to render a
until June 2, at 11 a.m., was carried
Edward
year,
value
outstanding
of
tion
'
center
of
closed-end
March
distribution and sale of natural-gas. The company's
operations
within the State of Colorado, the principal, distribution'
being in the City of Denver and the Immediate vicinity.' 1
*■<
wholly
arc
Co.
be mailed
Pacific
mission,
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Earnings Off—
Commission.
subscribed for by stockholders.—V. 187,
this
of
of
asset
1958,
52
Assuming
all
necessary
approvals
are
obtained
from
regulatory
authorities, it is expected that a prospectus describing the proposed
offering, and transferable warrants evidencing rights to subscribe, will
all shares not
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public, utility engaged, together
with its subsidiaries,
principally in the generation^ purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electricity and in. the
purchase, trans¬
earnings alter provision for preferred dividends equalled 78 cents
share on the 723,406 shares of common stock outstanding at March
31,
shares then held.
20
'
be
:
Financing—
statement, which
authority
the California
sub¬
con¬
a
a
application
week with
year
ago
Net
cash dividend of 60 cents a share on the
applicable to the second quarter of the year, to stock¬
holders of record on June 17, 1958, payable on
July 15, 1958.
The subscription price for the common stock will be
determined prior
this
second
to
assets
months,
record
rights to common stockholders of
them to subscribe for 853,781 shares
one
year
a
proceeds from the sale of the stock will
funds of the company to be Used
toward
program which
CAPITALIZATION
Consolidated net income, after taxes,
stock,
common
amounted
Frank D. Boynton, Chairman, and T. Kenneth Haven,
President, on
May 8 announced that this company in its 20th year ended March 31,
1958, experienced an all-time high both in volume of business written
and net earnings.
year.
equal to 33 cents
Co.—Plans
company
net
general
letter of notification with the SEC
a
''
tabulation
Pioneer Finance
allotted
21
1958, entitling
parent
of stockholders
the
the
of
net
Pike
work
were
Electric
May
17,
sales
net
construction
sales
,
for
31,- 1957.—V.
-record
1958,
to-the
Its
is expected to cost $102,000,000
during the
years. 1958-60., Of this amount,
approximately $3,700,000 had. been,
expended prior to March 1. 1958, on which date the
company had
about $5,300,000 available for construction
purposes.
period
April 24.
on
May 1, 1970, through The Ohio Company, Columbus, O.,
it was announced on May 21.—V,
183, p. 2295.
outstanding. Earnings for
$288,825, equal to 56 cents per share
on
the 515,766 shares then outstanding.
The stated earnings do not
reflect the benefit of pending increased depletion
allowances.—V. 187,
p. 678.
'
first
announced
-
PROCEEDS—The
added,
like
6% sinking fund debentures, dated May 1, 1958, and due
on
the
31,
the
over
The First Boston Corp
from
as
not refundable with the
proceeds of borrowed funds or
preferred stock, on or prior to June 1, 1963, at a lower
to the company. Otherwise, it is redeemable- at the
of
money
the company at redemption prices
ranging from $105.50. for
redeemed prior
to June 1, 1963, to $101 for stock redeemed
1, 1973.
>
stock
28.
present
commercial,
Federal,
State,
and
Municipal projects
was
sharply curtailed by unsuitable ground conditions for installation
of vitrified clay pipe
sewage lines.
For
March
May 1 filed
meeting
as
beginning
and
residential,
on
net
$90,176,269
pany
out
stock is
of
option of
Investors
lower
a
reported
year,
adviser
shares
on
motion
A
The
higher
a
the
as
Fredericks,
the
higher1
adjourn
without opposition.—V. 187, p.
outstanding
capitalization
of
comprise $100,000,000 of long-term debt, 822,991
value preferred
stock, and 7,146,287 shares of
See also V. 187, p, 2229.
is
President,
the
of
'
*
.
complete
par
company
14%
Stock Of¬
Barney
sale
cost
Jersey Cooperative Association, Phillipsburg,
annual
report.
,
John
part
the
485,234
adjourned
and
„
Pacific Clay Products—Earnings Show Decline—
This
were
Association
The
will
$100
stock.
common
ended
rose
(
glass containers, conainerboard, cor¬
bulbs,
scientific
glassware,
glass
closures, plastic containers, glass block
other daylighting products had sales
earnings of $35,810,000.
Upon
completion
of
the
financing
1958
Pendleton,
months
of
-
.
television
plastic
and
of
B.
of
Penn-Texas Corp.—Stockholders'
the
produces
boxes,
metal
underwriter
The
the
covering 10.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($5 per
share), without underwriting.'. The proceeds are to be used for inven¬
tory, equipment and fixtures and for operating expenses.
sinking fund deben¬
offering of debentures
public
net
shares
quarter
Pennroad Corp.—Net
company
tableware,
a
The
cost.
rugated
its
and
investment
of common stock
outstanding at March
Earnings for the like period last year were $278,689 or 57
sharp, based on the same number of shares.—V. 186, p. 1958.
Penn
i
$50,000,000
payments beginning in 1963.
debentures
will
be
non-refundable
at
the
years,
its
.
the books closed.
N. Y.—Files With SEC—
...
maturity
annual
three
the
on
last.
during
in the company's
history, it was announced that the company
required to
retire
80','c
of
the
new
debentures
prior
to
through
Pasadena;
$0.18
$0.33
in part and" is subject
1898.
p.
Co. of Colorado—Preferred
Boston Corp., Blyth &
First
31,'57
Co., Inc. and
& Co. headed a group of .investment
bankers who on May 21 offered
.publicly an issue of 160,000 shares of 4.64% cumulative
preferred .stock at par
($100 per share). This offering was oversubscribed and
Smith,
Its
company.
income tax__
187,
Mar.
$5,778,371 - $6,448,441
184,071...
335,557
*
88,354
161,067
share
per
Public Service
a
registration
first
of
investment
Mar. 29/58
above statement of earnings is estimated
at the end of the year.—V.
fered—The
2579.
p.
1
—
to audit
during
^
the
187,
"
first
which
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Proposed New Debentures—
In
Peckham
Management Corp.;
Morris
2 %"
cents
' ;
'
people
2119.
p.
the
the
share
Omisa
subsidiary of Outboard
the products of the new plant
by Outboard Marine Interna¬
Belgium,
the world
period.—V.
Show Decline—
income
Profit before Federal income tax
Profit after provision for Federal
out¬
volume, Mr. Pendleton said.
Pico
Precision
Products
Co.
and
Duplex Manufacturing Corp.. Pendleton
Tool's newest subsidiaries,
provided the remaining 12%; increase,
r
Net income after all
charges was $255,799, equal to 53 cents a
Gale-Buc¬
and
....
as
open-end
Corp.
tributed
Belgian
16.
150
that
See details in V. 186,
diversified,
E.
Plan Fund
ago,
For
31
about
,
Robert
;s
for
year
,
world¬
the
include
scheduled for June
are
plant
This is expected
the
in
mowers
during
then
ago."
-
-
Outboard Marine Belgium S. A. functions
Marine
These
power
Income
shares
to $4,760,134 compared with $4,166,841 for- the similar quarter a
Through stepped up marketing efforts, the divisions and
.
of Evfnrude
Corp.
produced by
special
no
1.971,316
on
fund filed a registration stament with
the SEC on May 19,
covering 20,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The fund
sidiaries
forward
1957
; Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc.—Sales 14% Higher—
Marine
-
initial production.
the
Lawn-Boy
saws.-
Official
...
Outboard
step
products will be
facilities are completed.
additional
as
caneer
chain
the
another
in
Co.—Earnings
Three Months Ended—
Gross
after June
immediately.
Completion of
period
May 21.
on
Investments
Outboard Marine Belgium S. A. on May 15 announced that the first
plant to manufacture Outboard Marine
Corp. products outside of the
United States and Canada has been
completed.
and Johnson outboard motors will
scart
was
newly-organized
a
Peckham
2228.
p.
Prophet
special
Earnings
President
Corp.
Senate
Co.—V.
Income
other
This
1958,
a
Outboard Marine Corp.—Opens New Plant in
Belgium
-
special
and
Peckham Plan Fund, Inc.,
Pasadena, Calif.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Preparedness Subcom¬
mittee inquiry Into the missile ana satellite
program of
the ;country.
He is also a director of
Paramount Pictures Corp., Allen B. DuMont
Laboratories Inc.
same
There
nounced
of
is
after
films
$300,000 ten-year 6% sinking fund notes, dated Dec.
1,
1957, and due Dec. 1, 1967, has been sold through The
Ohio Co., Columbus, O., to Ohio
investors, it was an¬
City
Weisl
Research
the
the
directors
as
of
The
which
from
receive
share
per
sale
Park Loan, Inc., Ironton, O.—Notes
Sold—An issue of
market
Reed
Hubbard,
director of
a
the
$4.43
or
2004.
p.
transferred
& Reed, and Mr..
firm of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
law
is
C.
company
Hughes,
the
transferred),
which
of $8,352,000
representing instalment
for
standing.
underwriters.
May 21.
of
in
Reed
Mr.
of
securities'
share
the
investment
announced
law
the
per
to
income
reported
(including approximately $110,000, representing the brokerage paid by
is
net
$6,947,000
transactions, after deducting applicable Federal income taxes.
The foregoing earnings
compare to $1,299,000 or 66 cents per share
9
year
the
ago,
months
Mr.
of
March
and
April, retail sales
were
20%
above a
Bell said. Wholesale sales were up 8%.
stockholders
elected
three
directors.
They are L. W. Rixe,
Vice-President and Treasurer of Red Owl 8tores, Inc.; Merrill Cohen,
Executive Vice-President #f J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Minneapolis Invest¬
The
new
ment
banking firm; Donald G. McNeely, Vice-President rtnd a director
of S.
Paul Terminal Warehouse Co., St. Paul, Minn.
This
corporation, which operates in an eight-state area in the upper
owns 152 stoves and supplies merchandise to 376 stores oper¬
midwest,
ated
as
ReJ Owl
agencies.—V. 187,
p. 991.
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
-
1958
1957
$15,849,000 $15,383,000
*419,000
$552,000
Ended March 31—
Quarter
fialS
_
income-:::::::™::"::
Ket
share on shares outstanding at
March 31, 1958 and 1957 but excluding 200,000 shares issued March 20, 1958
Earnings
of
$0.42
No
$0.30
; To Build New Terminal—
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
■
.
'
.
looms,
the
well
as
1693.
p.
Sales
for
fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1958 were at a
according to the company's annual report
the
preceding fiscal year the company's
In
14.
Mav
was
gage
corporation
Snook
named
were
to
drop
a
who
made
were
Bowles
Mr.
IiOan
of
Texas
Vice-President
Senior
is
immediate
Association,
with
it
bonds
of
a
Purchase
and Loan
Savings
Past
Dallas
of
President
Savings
Federal
and
and
Shook is
immediate
President
Past
Association.
and
director
a
:
batch
already
sold
next
fine
Those named as Honorary Directors were Kenneth D. Steere, Repub¬
Board Chairman from 1935 to 1957, a former partner in Paine,
& Co. of New York, Chairman of the Board of C.&E.I. Rail¬
In
summer
more
I.,
L.
Y.
N.
the
in
amount
$465,^27
of
for
new
a
weight
light
Computer
Segundo,
plane now in operational use as
capabilities.—V. 187, p. 1789.
Inc.
and
the
U.
S.
newly-adapted weapons systems in
Brooks, President.
that The Siegler Division had signed
$250,000 with the U. S. Air Force for compass
aircraft,
Brooks
Mr.
another
also
contract
'J.
Cor^act^
through
contract
amplifier to be used
according to John
pass
'
-
its Olympic Radio & Television Division,
with both the Chance Vought Aircraft
Air Force for the production of a new ME 1 com¬
corporation,
signed a
just
approximately $37,000,000 of
airplane
attack
light
a
nuclear
Siegler Corp.—Division Signs
in
G.
pointed
for
,
a
out
New President of Hufford Unit Elected—
beverage orders ever placed at one
than $200,000,000 at wholesale, with
announced
retailers—was
May
on
El
this
by
20
and
this
but
a
good
according
well,
as
to
President
Calif., a subsidiary, it
Siegler, President.
of
announced
was
'
,
Hufford
The
oni May
Corp,,
by
13
Brooks,
and
General Manager of
Hufford, succeeds Merrill L. Bengtson. Mr. Bengtson is Chairman of
the executive management committee
of Siegler, a position he was
named to last fall following the merger of Hufford into Siegler. He
continued to hold both
positions until Mr. Burns' appointment.
Mr.
Bengtson also is a director of the parent corporation.—V. 187, p. 2007.
Mr.
1437.
year
G.
elected
been
has
Burns
Segundo,
John
means
187, p.
season,
W.
Dan
as much as possible of these goods over the
hopes to deliver them all by Aug. 31, it was
that Sehenley is assured not only of a
deliver
effect,
sales executives.—V.
lic's
worth
to
months
four
stated.
alcoholic
of
cases,
corporation.
Sehenley will
-
:
largest
much
Dallas
the
of
f
■
.
,
El
This
Sclienley Industries, Inc.—Receives $200,000,000 Order
The
Appraisers of Dallas.
He is a director of Dallas Title
Co. and Mercantile Securities Life Insurance Co.
Mr. Stewart is Vice-President of First National Bank in Dallas.
Mr.
Airspeed
has
$50,000,000
time—4,845,940
of Resi¬
and
Past President of Society
League,
Westbury,
Airspeed Computer Order—
amplifier field testing equipment.
South¬
of
director
a
orders
manu¬
the consolidation of the West Coast
has just occupied a new plant at
have been awarded Servomechanisms, Inc(,
Calif.,
division
of
Douglas Aircraft Co.
The
miniaturized computer is
designed for use on the A4D-2N, a new,
still-to-fly version of the A4D Skyhawk, lightest and smaller U. S,
True
$5,500,000 from a year ago.
the* second "quarter .shows-considerable
included, the company now has
outstanding.—Vi 186,
p.
1938.
Avenue,
(
components
largest
company's
by
Mechatrol
True
Hawthorne.
at
the
unaffected
divisions.
Receives
offered on April 21, and the books were closed the
substantial over-subscription.
This issue is part of
first mortgage bonds authorized
in 1952.
publicly
day
With
Loan Conference, First Vice-President and director
dential
i
was
total
unit
new
Division,
is
Prospect
combat
the
Guaranty
Bar
1200
with
same
the
centralized
now.
unit,
component
organizations..
western Savings and
are
facturing
March.
in Canadian dollars, amounted to
has consolidated
single unit to be
a
Mechatrol
The
jet
pany
in Dallas is also
a director
of State Fair of Texas, Cotton Bowl Athletic Association,
American
Airlines, Republic National Bank and other business and
civic
functions
improvement over the first quarter, 'particularly , in-, newsprint ship¬
ments.
This is due to the fact that^ as usual,,.the company built up
newsprint inventory for shipment" after tlie'opening of navigation.
The new issue of $12,500,000 5% first mortgage bonds of the com¬
Bank
A
<
Divisions—
Two
Constituting
yeax'vend."fixed assets
C
Republic National
of
into
the
for
$0.19
31, 1958, was $10,300,000.
orders of $2,200,000 were added
March
corporation
by
were up
of
as
1958, new
production and personnel remains intact but sales and administrative
in
profit
outlook
141,255
its two West Coast Components
known as the Special Products
are
the facilities of the former
Magnetics Division
at Hawthorne,
Calif., and the former Vacuum
Film Products Division at El Segundo, Calif.
Both plants will continue
The
divisions
Division.
of
company's
$4,559,835
115,812
$0.15
backlog.-
Consolidates
reductions reflect the continued increases in costs, par¬
ticularly in wages, wood and freight.
Working capital at the end of March was $37,400,000.
This was
down
about $1,000,000
from March 1957 but up slightly from the
These
backlog
,1957
1958
—
of April,
1
$5,575,280
__
.
share_l.
nth
:i
;
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
——
corporation's
the
to
approximately $18,700,000 versus $21,200,000 in 1957, a decrease of
12.2%, Operating profit was down 27% -and total net profit was down
37%. Net profit per common share, after deducting preferred dividends,
was
19 cents a share versus 32 cents in the first quarter of
1957.
,
directors
four
succeed
1
Drop—Sells $12,-
of this corporation do not give cause for
President, told the annual meeting of share¬
up some 2,800 tons at the end of
Total sales from these shipments,
D.'Steere,' Chairman of the'Board, oh May 7 announced that
W. Aston, Lloyd S. Bowles, Robert H. Stewart III and John
,
profit after taxes
with
compare
-
__
During tH*.
Fox,
8,369,303
of
Out¬
7,384,930 a
the 1957 period.
first quarter, the same as-in
the
sales
The
13.9%. Newsprint shipments were down 14.6% and
kraft products were down 8.5%.
Newsprint production exceeded ship¬
ments, the company's mills stocks or inventories of newsprint being
tons,
job
Honorary Directors.
Mr. Aston, President
a
Net
of 1957 the corporation is down substantilly in shipments,
particularly in net profit.
...
Shipments to customers in the first quarter of 1958 totaled 123,392
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—Four New. Directors
Jamc-s
M.
P.
equal
gain
paid in January). These figures compare with $62,718,346
share on March 31, 1957. Income dividend of 7 cents a share
Three Months Ended March 31—
;•*
Corp. Ltd.—Earnings
investment company at March 31,
this open-end
of
Net
replace
to
used
quarter
manufacturing firm,
Eouis
p.
be
will
funds,
other
1371.
sales and profit,
David
,
with
183,
results
quarter
Tire
•
assets
paid for
was
navigation is closed, tends to be its low point of the year in
shipments and sales and hence in earnings. Compared with the first
salary increase for
,
$8.49
or
Ont., Canada—
when
which affect some 2,200 clerical
.
,
Shares, Inc.—Asset Value—
distribution
holders held April 30. He noted that the corporation ships its products
extensively by water and consequently the first quarter of the year,
company
a
Lawrence
First
Mr. Ryan said.
said also that the maximum rate for salary increases
classification (or grade i hud been moved up to reflect
the general increase, and that raises would continue to be automatically
made on a quarterly basis up to and including the previous maximum
rate. Beyond that, to the new maximum rate, increases will be deter¬
mined op a merit basis, the announcement said.
Mr.
Ryan said that Republic has also introduced a cost-of-living
plan for this employee group to provide for salary adjustments based
on
changes in the Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index,
©alary adjustments in this area will be made on a quarterly basis.
—V. 187, p. 2119.
••
M,;
v
;
The
within
credits.—V.
celebration,
and secretarial employees,
6hop clerks and draftsmen, range from $4.40 a week to $7.80 a week,
according to John J. Ryan, Vice-President.
The increases will amount
to a boost of well over a $500,000 a year in the payroll of the jet
aircraft
Total net
.
500.000 of Bonds—
$905,741, which
share, compared with a like provision
share in the preceding year.—V. 185, p. 2562.
May 15 announced a general
overtime personnel.
on
Dividends of $1.05 a share were paid
dividends of 30 cents each
187, p. 1359.
quarterly
year
1958, as reported by Edward P. Rubin, President, were $63,920,172
to $7.64 a share (or $7.92 adjusted for reinvestment of capital
and progress
Clarkson,
Co.,
Cement
together
proceeds,
St.
salaried
non-executive,
current
Selected American
Earnings per
for Federal tax in the latest fiscal year was
The raises,
the
In
paid on Feb. 20 and May 20.—V.
Servomechanisms Inc.
construction
■*
The
1957.
were
Privately—The company has arranged to
The
Republic Aviation Corp.—Sets Salary Boost—
Its
the
equal .to $1.58 per common share.
*
Securities Corp., Ltd., an issue
equal to $1.54 per common
<
and
privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., and Royal
of $12,250,000 first mort¬
bonds, series B.
place
that the year's record was achieved despite some
falling off in sales in the final quarter of the fiscal year.
Net profit for the year was $792,640, equal to $1.35 per share on the
687,459 shares of common stock outstanding, compared with $1,002,798
or $1.68 per share in the prior year.
The decrease in earnings, accord¬
ing to the report, was occasioned by these factors: an increase in
reserves for bad debts; a substantial charge against earnings from loss
Incurred in liquidating stores in the Detroit area; and the higher cost
of labor and services and narrowing merchandising margins.
of $1,133,323 or $1.90 per
of
of gift, estate and inheritance taxes on the
desirability of some diversification of holdings
in connection with plans to meet the taxes.
The business of the com¬
pany has been under the management and control of the Searle family
since it began the manufacture of pharmaceuticals in 1883.
Net sales in 1957 totaled $30,597,046 and net income was $6,922,787,
family,
standing shares at March 31
year ago.—V. 187, p. 2006.
Bonds Placed
■
Provision
typewriter sales,
rising
Lawrence
St.
released on
$27,115,672.
The report stated
was
approxi-
impact
prospective
Searle
of the company's
to reduce its finished goods inventory.—V. 187, p. 2006.
from
program
volume
:
the sale is completed,
After
company.
the company's shares results from consideration
their holdings of
the
Conn.,
record high
the
$27,810,919,
of
of
500 production employees in the corporation's Hart¬
typewriter plants will be recalled from a layoff status
this
month, according to an announcement May
14 by Philip M.
Zenner, President.
Over 200 have already returned to work, he noted.
Mr. Zenner said that the recall reflects an increase in production
Record Sales—
Stores Corp.—Reports
due
was
relocation
the
of
of the company's outstanding common stock will be owned
Approximately
ford,
resulting
Reliable
May
both the Saxonville,
Chattanooga, Tenn./
carpets, operated at
by Mr. Anderson to
at Worcester, Mass., which makes Wilton broadin part to the completion of the new mill and
of all operational facilities.—V. 187, p. 1547.
'
division
and
final
public offering about June
proposed
a
by members of the Searle family or be held in trust for their benefit. *,
The selling shareholders stated that the decision to sell a portion
1.
Royal McBee Corp.—Recalls 500 Employees—
dry
of extensive bulk handling of
"'"v,';:; '
being capable
as
187,
chemicals.—-V.
payable
stock,
common;
director
a
mately 51%
dividend
10, 1958 to
in
terminal were made by a team of RCI s engineers
and chemists headed by P. J. Ryan, Vice-President in charge of the
©outhern Division, whose responsibilities will include its overall oper¬
ation.
The terminal will have a capacity of several million gallons of
liquids
and
-
-
.
the new
for
Plans
of
for
shares
President,
Anderson,
stock
common
by a group of underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Of the
to be offered,
180,000 shares will be sold by trustees of the
Marion Starlc Trust and 70.000 shares by John G. Searle.
President
1958
for Federal and
,
,
,
share
per
B.
Whittall
the
,
19.
quarter of
after provision
$87,019,
its
of
11
first
the
explained that
Mass. division and Roxbury Southern division at
which manufacture axminster, velvet and tufted
a
profit for the period. The loss was attributed
deep
May
on
cents
20
Charles
water terminal on the ship channel at Mobile,
Ala., will be built by this corporation, Henry H. Reichhold, President,
eaid'
period of
the
for
the same period last year, but it showed
over
stockholders of record as of May
provision was made for such deferred tax in 1957.
$ Includes $130,000 profit from sale of investments.
$1,000,000
for
sales
its
that
State.taxes on income.
reserved for deferred income taxes.
of $52,000
deduction
loss
net
a
reveals
company
$5,056,641, up 2lhr/o
Despite the operating loss, the -directors recently declared a
•
A
The
were
per
*After
shares
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Sales Up 2.%.%—
.
Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Eeithhold Chemicals,
.
*
.
.
(2338)
company
Vice-President
previously
Burns,
Webber
road
and at present
organization.
Scott Paper Co.—Plans Expansion—
Honorary Chairman of" the Board of the Republic
Adams, Honorary Chairman of the Board Of
in Dallas and a Republic director since January,
Nathan
First National
Bank
Thomas
1940; E. E. Shelton, President, Dallas Federal Savings and Loan Asso¬
ciation, who was elected to Republic's Board in January, 1951, and
W. H. Shook, Attorney and former General Counsel of the Insurance
Company, who was named a director in March, 1929.—V. 173, p. 1683.
»
:
;
B.
President,
McCabe,
expressing
is
company
its
19, announced that this
the future by planning an
in
and
This
does
office building.—V.
not include the
187, p. 1938.
of
cost
Safim
Metallic!), Italian firm
have formed a jointly owned
A.
Lightfoot
Walker,
The
firm
new
to
will
It
manufacture
SEC—
capital
$1
value.—V.
par
185,
p.
2603.
Total Assets Up—
steel
concrete forms.
Net
Number
..
agreement
Airlines,
corporation
750,000
sale
the
in
July
Rhem
1,
and
Safim
company.—V. .187, p., 1359.
new
each
of
asset
—V.
will
■
•
shares
through
underwriter
Use
its
The
of
has
public
its
James
'best
Inc.—Registers
May
on
10c
H.
agreed
efforts"
offering
filed
15
the
offered
Gables,
shares
250,000
distribute
and
be
Coral
of
Inc.,
Co.,
purchase
to
to
price
&
to
stock,
common
par
Price
shares
value
per
outstanding.
share
615,299 f
$21.69
.
>
department
187, p.
at
terms
are
public
Fla.
for. resale
"remaining
underwriting
Asset Value
—
Mich,
Niles,
The
and
to
500,000
shares.
to be supplied
Total
net
Number
Net
and
assets
value
•
2,005,687
outstanding---,
per
share-_-_-
;
„
-
on
There are no senior securities.
1958.
March 31,
outstanding on
each
the
common
$36.34
dividend
A
187, p. 928.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
MARCH "31,
OF
a
period of five
Riddle
years at
Airlines
is
an
in the United States
prices ranging from 75c to $3 per share.
all-cargo air carrier which serves various cities
and
Rico.
Puerto
It
for day
to day operations, the payment
liabilities.—V. 186, p. 1890.
current
to
proposes
proceeds of this offering for working capital.
Such
net
use. the
funds will
of accounts payable,
cash
be
and
used
other
Common
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Service Extended
This
-
ended
corporation
March
29,
reports
1958
for
revenue
of
the
$10,929,206,
three
periods
compared
to
All-cargo air service from the United States has been extended to
Basel, Switzerland. The heavily-utilized Swiss port of trade on the
Rhine River has become the
16th European city served on the cor¬
poration's international all-cargo routes.
Other cities on Seaboard & Western European routes include Glas¬
gow,
London,
Brussels,
Amsterdam,
Hamburg,
Dusseldorf,
Cologne,
Frankfurt, Nuremberg, Stuttgart and Munich.—V. 187, p. 2271.
Sealed Power Corp.
(12
weeks i
for
1957, an increase of 6.2%.,
Galen
decrease
J.
Roush,
of
6.3%
Operating
first
on
a
last
calendar
of
three
quarters consist
In the fourth quarter.
The
of
earnings
class
were
and
A
per share
equal
common
stated
year's
of
to
that
13
each,
$206 066
was
of
a
$219 930
periods,
periods
the
with
per
share
on
before
taxes
on
estimated
31—
1958
Federal
and
'
$4,475,000
Canadian
.
1957
periods
with
shares
19
"
taxes
on
693,000
66,000
income
358,000
Net' income
per
p.
187,
$85,000
$335,000
$0.16
$0.62
share
928.
Robertshaw-Fulton
$16,574,093,
Controls
Thomas
T.
After provision
amounted
for
the
to
first
for Federal and State
$674,432.
quarter
This
31,
1958
earnings for
1957, were equal to 34 cents
share
taxes
of
totaled
of
1957
The
$782,000, net income
with
the
per
•
preceding
share.—V.
quarter,
187,
p.
UNDERWRITERS
ended
shares
of
—
stock
and
Earnings
first
outstanding
69
cents
before
quarter
they
for
Federal
the
at
the
income
amounted
end
same
to
of' the quarter, compared
period
taxes
in
were
$910,495.—V.
1957.
$953,119.
common
stock
set
187,
p.
!
In
2006. "
the
1957
,
Dec
31
This company on May 22 filed with the Securities and Exchange
Commission
a
\ registration statement covering 250,000 outstanding
740,126 shs.
of
wholly-
the plant of the Australian
i
below
named
have
severally
number
below:
forth
Shares
Shares
Clark,
Eichler & Co
& Kirk-
15,000
3,000
8,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co
Ira Haupt & Co
_
Hill Richards & Co
3,000
Higginson Corp
Hirsch & Co
—_
J. A. Hogle & Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Landstreet
Patrick, Inc
Davenport
Podesta
&
&
Co.
&
5,000
3,000
Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Halle &
with
on
1
underwriters
The
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Goodbody &
<G. D.) Searle & Co.i-Registers With SEC—
-
1437.
common
$450,995
current
-Outstanding
$221,985
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the respective
Fusz-Schmelzle
corporation reports for the first quarter of 1958 net sales of
$10,970,703, compared with $11,406,674 for the first quarter of 1957.
Net profit
totaled $474,819, equivalent to 73 cents per share of
of
amount
mortgage
5,000
Co.,
5,000
Inc.
6,000
,5,000
Co
Stieglitz
'2,500
The
net income of $1,384 037
earnings were equal after
to 40 cents per share versus 84 cents
compares
of 1957.
preferred dividend requirements,
per 6bare a year ago.
Common
Marcd
total
balance of which in Australian pounds is the
principal
Francis I. duPont & Co
cents
Co.—Earnings Off
compared with $19,620,019 in the first quarter
Arden, President, announced on April 18.
the
equivalent of $77,056), all of which has been guaranteed by the company.
^Includes 18,000 shares reserved for issuance pursuant to the com¬
Cruttenden,
—V.
in
$800,000 shs.
—
pany's Employees' Stock Option Plan.
Bateman,
151,000
income
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Earnings Higher—
*,£!LS£leS for the three months ended
indebtedness
subsidiary, the
Lee
$5,887,000
company's
four
:
(& Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Lower
March
Estimated Federal & Canadian
1,150,000
combined, compared
187, p. 1437.
Ended
;
Earnings
cents
18
stock
profit
ligure
four-week
three
in the 1957 period—V.
net
12-week
Months
sales—
Income
President,
from
Three
Net
$1)
(par
owned subsidiaries (including a
of
$10,292 469
stock
*Excludes
■
Roadway Express, Inc.—Gross Up Net Down—
1958
Authorized
by amendment.
Ir. addition to the underwriting and selling commission,
the company has agreed to sell to the underwriter, for $6 000
trans¬
ferable warrants to purchase a total of 600,000 common shares over
stock which have been paid
1946,
since
year
share.
per
1,99.5,729
$33.59
'
»
Simplicity had net sales of $17,303,000 and
equal to $1.76 per share on the 740,126
1957
$1,300,000,
are currently at the annual rate of 80 cents
of 20 cents per share has been declared, pay¬
able June 23 to stockholders of record June 9
*-
in
$67,361,807 $72,528,793
_
of
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
1957
1958
of shares
asset
—V.
income
net
shares
As of May 15—
patterns.
Primary outlets are
Operations are world-wide but
Canada. Plants are located
in Canada, Scotland and Australia.
•
i
chain
and
of sales are in the United States and
90%
928.
stores
the
stores.
describe
which
material
fashion
654,714
$24.43
EARNINGS—In
covering
for
identified
')
are
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the busi¬
of
manufacturing
and selling printed
patterns primarily - for
clothing and in the publication of catalogs and
Lower—
statement
is
:
With SEC—
registration
a
financing; pro¬
women's and children's
.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.
Riddle
The
effective
interest
an
represent new
not
ness
1958
1957
$17,684,593 $15,992,886
.
•
50%
does
to selling stockholders who
go
apply
It
,
As of May 15—
Total
net
assets
a
will
sale
the
company;
completion of this sale, the company intends
for listing of its stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
currently traded on the American Stock Exchange.
<
to
containers, water heaters and highway guard rails under
license from Rheem, as well as certain other products now made by
©afim, including Safim steel construction angles, kitchen cabinets and
Under
the
LISTING—Following
.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.—
chipping
have
from
with
sold
stock
PROCEEDS—The
ceeds
amendment on May 19,
stock,
in Milan, Italy, according to
and Commendatore Francesco
Rheem-Safim.
investment company filed an
registration statement covering an additional 200,000 shares
of
Fusti e Imballaggi
make Rheem products,
:
named
is
1950
company
Bonelli, Safim President.
<
This New York
1958 to its
Azioni
per
President,
Rheem
on
research center
new
a
Scudder Special Fund, Inc.—Registers With
(Socleta
licensed since
and
company
Higginson Corp. headed
which
'
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Italian Affiliate Formed—
This
an underwriting group
May 22 offered for public sale 112,500 shares
of $1 par value common stock at a price of $13.50 per
share. This offering was oversubscribed.
—Lee
expenditure of $14,000,000 in 1958 for additional plant, machinery and
equipment.
Offered
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.—Common Stock
,
May
on
confidence
Walston
—V.
&
5,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
6,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co., Inc
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson—
186, p. 1741.
3,000
5,000
5,000
'
Southern
Frontier Finance
isters Proposed Stock
The company filed a
1958,
covering
stock
is
to
be
offered
shares
for
>
Offering With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on May
2,000,000
'
Co., Raleigh, N. C.—Reg¬
of
public
(Continued
its
sale
50c
at
par
$1
on page
common
per
52)
share
stock.
by
15,
The
company
Volume 187
Number 5745
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2339)
11
11
Par
Name oJ
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
during the
a
second
the
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
first we
current week.
table in which
Then
Name of Company
Abbott
Laboratories,
41*
.
preferred
Adams
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
A
at
(N.
for
6-16
Consolidation Coal Co.
6-
6-16
7-
1
6-16
Crown
7-
1
6-16
Crucible
30
at
$100
6-30
25c
6-13
(quar.)
40c
6-27
6-
2
7-
6-
2
(N.
50c
6-24
6-
6-10
5-27
6-7
5-29
50c
7-
6-13
3
6-11
6-11
Diana
6-
Diversified
$2.25
2
Common
6-30
78c
5-29
'
6-17
50c
4-1H
Dover
6-12
6- 3
:
Industries, Ltd.
Three shares of 51*
for each share
Drilling
<fc
7-1
6-16
Duncan
Electric,
50c
6-30
6-
$25c
Ltd.—
5
6-30
6-
7-15
5-27
9
*
du
$1.50
6-16
124 c
7-
6-16
paying
3.751*
the
American
Being
5-23
6-
2
6-13
G-
4
in
paid
Calumet
&
Wire &
A
6-
2
2
,
.
(Philip)
Castle
M.)
Co.
;
!
;
action
this
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)——
taken
Chile
Copper
-Christiana
7'r
Securities,
4%
6-16
6-
American
7-
1
G-
Funsten
G
payment
(quar.)
deposit receipts ordinary
7-
3
6-30
5-30
5-30
6-30
f
5-30
Gary
>
(R. E.)
Co.,
Railways,
40c "
7-18
9
7-18
$1.15
6-
,
2
5-29
6-30
777-
1
5-16
1
1
,
6-10
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-13
6-19
6-24
6-
2
6-
3
6-
6
4c
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
6-13
—
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
50c
7-
3
6-
4
Manifold
&
Corp.
General Telephone
$2.371 i
$1.25
preferred
$1.40
Printing Co.
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
General Telephone
(quar.)
—
40c
6-28
$1,124
7-
1
374c
7-
2
6-16
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-13
6-
this
6
65c
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
61*
5
$1.50
5
6-12
6-
6- 6
9
6-20
Maine
6-25
6-10
Kuhlman Electric Co.,
6-16
6-28
6-16
75c
6-30
6-12
6-
7-1
6-
5-26
Glens
1
6-20
Globe-Union,
6-30
6-12
Gold
50c
6-25
6-11
Goodrich
$1.75
7-
.1
6-17
$1
1
6-17
Quarterly
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
F.)
Co.
(quar.)
5-29
7-1
6-2
$2
6-21
6-
50c
—
6-13
6- 2
6-16
5-31
$15c
—.
■
6
•
•
;
(quar.)-
35c
6-30
$1.07
7-
6-
9
$3
6-9
6-9
7-
$1.08
1
7-1
$1.1216
6-9
1
6- 2
5-19
(s-a)—_
$3
6- 2
5-19
$3
6-
5-19
2
6-16
6-14
5-31
60c
7-
6-13
$1.50
'
6-
l->
6-23
-
2
5-29
6-16
6- 2
7--1-
6-
25a
7-
1
G- 2
20c
(Increased)—
6-12
5-30
8-1*^
7-19
6-15
6-
6-
5-21
1334c
—
(quar.)
.
>
7V6c
.
15c
Blower
Co.
(dividend
Ins.
Corp.
2
6
5
deferred
at
this
(Richmond, Va.)—
15c
——
(quar.)
3-26
2
Lincoln Service Corp.
6-16
5-
6
Common
6-15
6-
2
$1.50
7-
6-
6
Lincoln
51*
1
124c
6-25
6-
2
6-
1
5-23
9-
1
8-22
Lionel
(Wash.,
5-30
6-16
5-29
7-
1
6-11
$1.75
25c
—
6-12
5-26
20'*
7-12
6-12
374c
—
—
this
at
6-12
6-16
3c
(quar.).C.) —
(quar;)
Inc.
(dividend
6-13
5-26
payment
time)
Corp. (quar.)
(P.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Lorillard
71*
D.
(quar.)
Stores,
omitted
G- 6
6-23
4c
dividend
preferred
6-20
20c
6-
20c
(interim)
6-30
70c
7-
$1.75
7-
1
6-18
10-
1
9-17
Louisiana Land & Exploration
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison (quar.)
6-23
6- 6
Machlctt Laboratories
6-30
6-
6-
1
-
7-1
«-
2
5-16
$35c
7-
1
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
7-
35c
Co., Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.)
-51* 1st preferred (quar.)—
MacLaren Power & Paper Co.
6-
2
Madison Gas & Electric
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mangel Stores (quar.)
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
$1.25
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
6-13
5-27
124c
7-15
6-30
374c
7-31
7-17
7- 1
6-
7-
1
7-
1
5
35c
"
6-16
7-
1
6-16
6-14
25c
6-
2
5-23
124c
6-
2
5-23
$1.15
7-
1
6-13
20c
7-
1
6-13
124c
6-12
6-
2
6-12
6-
2
c
6-12
6-
2
2
6-12
6-
25c
7-
1
6-13
20c
6-10
$1.50
55c
1
6-30
6-13
6-
6
6-30
6-10
5-19
5-27
*
9-31
3-13
8-29
6-27-
5-30
45o
50c
6-27
0-13
30c
—_—
0-10-
6-15
6- 5
$$1.40
"
7^2
$30c
7—1
30c
$1,124
6-
7-15
12c
3114c
6-29
6
7- 2
-
6-27
7-
6-14
1
8- 9
7-1
•
1
7-
-
6-9
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund,
Inc.
5c
Matson
Mays
Protective
Assn.
(J.
W.),
Inc.
Corporation
McCrory
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lumber
34'*
McDermott
Common
$1
McGraw-Hill
Merck & Co.,
$4
2nd
Mesta
common
35c
preferred
6-27
6-12
6-
6
6-
6
5-30
6-
3
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
874c
-
5-30
6-12
$1
,1—
6-12
6-30
30c
;
7-1
15c
(quar.)
(qiiar.)
6-27
6-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
5-23
6-16
-
50c
(quar.)
Refrigerating Co.
7-10
7-
15c
(quar.)
participating preferred
6-20
6-16
35c
.
Wo
Merchants
1
6-30
15c
(quar.)
Publishing
1
6-10
88c
McKay Machine Co.
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
McLellan Stores Co.
78-
20c
(quar.)
—
Co.
6- 5
15c
(J. Ray) & Co., common (quar.)
voting trust certificates (quar.)
McGraw-Edison
5-26
6-16
25c
(quar.)
Stores Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
5-29
5-29
40c
.
8-25
374c
(quar.)
Navigation Co.
McCloud River
$3.50
$$1
6-10
'
$50c
Maryland Shipbuilding 6s Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
441* preferred (quar.)
5-29
7-
•
5-29
|
$$1.25
.
Manufacturers Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)—
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 61* pfd. (quar.)
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)
McCall
53c
0-10
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
6-30
10c
6-10
5c
(quar.)
6-13
174c
—
6
6- 3
6- 3
MacKinnon Structural Steel
6
10c
Insurance
6-13
45c
5-26
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
7-
6
V
40c
6-13
124
7-
7-
(s-a)
C
25c
10c
(B.
•
$0,087
6-13
6-14
" 6c
40c
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
Lexington Venture Fund
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 71*/. pfd.
6-13
& Stock
.
preferred (quar.)
Leonard Refineries
2
1
Inc.
s
Increased
6-20
1
Falls
common
5161*-preferred A (quar.)
Kuncr-Empson Co., common
6-r«
25c
7-
6-24
1
time)
7-
50c
6-13
7-
2
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
25c
6-
$1.23
Co.
(quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)—
$1
89V6c
—
6-14
(quar.)
B
'
•
Corp
(quar.)—
6-28
(quar.)
Cement
6-13
35c
6-16
preferred
Distilleries
6-30
*
-
——
Copper
Oil
Massachusetts
Extra
2
!
-*
6-30
31'Ac
(quar.)
2
6-
-
preferred B
$1
6-
5-30
6-
6-16
time)
75c
6-16
6-30'
6-20
25c
(quar.)—
25c
6
6-13
&
non-cumulative
Kewanee
6- 2
1
25c
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kirsch Company (quar.)__
preferred
Glenmore
$1216c
.
—.6—
Gas
Kennecott
6- 6
10c
'7-
:
-
Kellogg Co. (quar.)
Kelscy Hayes Co. (quar.)
5-26
$5.00
Portland
'
40c
31* non-cumulative preferred
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
5-31
6-30
10c
6-10
G-30
.
-
& Electric Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)
4161* preferred (quar.)
$4.32 preferred (quar.)
Kansas, Oklahoma <fc Gulf Ry.—
6'r* cumulative preferred A (s-a)
6
6-
59%c
—
(quar.)
General
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Georgia Marble, common (quar.)
Wo preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)—
Class
Y.)
6-30
$50c
'
Battery Co. (dividend payment omitted
at
6-12
of Illinois—
(quar.)
Co. of Ohio—
preferred
Giant
Chemicals—
t.
K W
5-31
20c
General Fireprooflng Co.. (reduced)
65c
^
6-16
15c
$1.75
$$1.75
25c
^
$1.10
(interim)
5
$4.92
6-25
(N.
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
6-10
&
2c
Texas
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)preferred "$20 par" (quar.)
General Shoe
25c
preferred
6-
$$1.25
of
51*
6-10
1
75c
common
1
c
$$1.38
Co.
6(*
51*
6-10
7-
15c
Oil
General Contract Corp., common
9
$1.15
(quar.)
General Box Co.
8-
2c
preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-10
35c
preferred
5-29
8-
874c
Wo
6-20
r
—
51*
(quar.)—.
6-30
- -
501*
—
7-
574c
(quar.)
7-
524
5c
common
6-20
*
—
50c
Ltd.,
6-30
$2
56'Ac
—-——
7-15
6-30
$1.3716
-
5«y4C
———
6-30
•
time.*
Storage, Ltd.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
G>*
5
15c
6-13
1
this
—
5
6-
15c
Inc.^—
American
at
Co.
Jersey Mortgage Co., $4 non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
Manville Corp. (quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
$1.25
•
8c
common
6-30
7-15
$1.16
«
10c
(quar.).
-
Gatlneau Power Co.
General
'
-
(quar.)-..—
Machinery
series
Garrett Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
5-31
6-30
Paper
(quar.)
4',2 % preferred (quar.)
4 Va'/W preferred (quar.)
5-31
6-14
&
7-18
:
$1
—_
1
7-15
93^40
:
5-29
5-29
-8-
30c
—
omitted
Minerals
Johnston Terminals
5
6-
$1.25
—
—
9
6-12
25c
(quar.)^_
—„^
6-
6-23
6-12
1216c
Johns
at
Common
\,,.6- 6
6-14
50c
i
6-
1
1
•
61*
Life Insurance Co. (stock dividend)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
(quarterly from
net
Investment
income)
6-10
6-30
6-30
-
(quar.)
1
77-
•
Y.)—1
Franklin
6
payment
Irving Trust Co.
Franklin Custodian Funds—
624C
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Cluett Peabody &
Co., com.
71*
6
3-28
$1
Co.
preferred
6-
5-28
$1.50
(quar.)
7-
$0.51875
—
20o
«
-
common
'
"
7-2
-
124 c
(quar.)
5
Ford Motor, Ltd.—
Corrugated
*
Y.)
5
6-
—
—
Steel
$1.1834
(N.
5
6-
1
25c
—
Bank
6-
1
7-
—
(quar.)—
Worth
4c
Quarterly
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
1
7-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Worth
15c '
—
(quar.)—
7-
50c
(Jersey City)
common
Forth
60c
41*
& Lumber
Bros.,
(quar,>
Investment Co. of America—
From net investment Income
Lau
2
30c
A
National Bank
preferred
com.
-
Telephone
Lawyers Title
6c/o
(quar.)
—_
7-10
524c
$0.46875
Bell
"
2
7-31
'
'
—
7-10
7-25 V
•
6-
$43^40
———
;
7-25
35c
(quar.)
(N.
dividend
6-
on
:
874c
'
1
6-30
—————
class
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange
$5
taken
time
6-23
$$1
•
—.
on
Fisher
2
time)
Class
preferred
6-
.*■
this
7
$20c
Certain-teed Products Corp. (quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft (increased)
5'*
6-30
Carpet Co.—
action
No
6-10
$25c
•
Chicago Mill
f
374c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
61*
preferred (quar.)
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
,
4-
7-10
20c
—:—_
(no
Manufacturing,
5-29
.
$20c
com.
5-26
—
Forth
(quar.)
conv.
Chatham-
12c
20c
10c
Warehouse
(quar.)—
Power Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.6'* -preferred
(quar.)
4.61*
Firth
2
Insurance
20c
Maine
4.751*
1
Preferred
3.50'*
,
6-16
Fire
41*
Detroit
Central
6-16
2
Inc.
6-13
6-30*
»
25c
(quar.)—
15c
Shops,
'
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
International Telegraph of
5-29
—
6-17
.
41*
5-29
6-14
Extra
Fidelity-Phenix
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Tractor, common
preferred- (quar.)
4.201*
6-
7-
60c
Caterpillar
Central
6-16
$15c
Mfg.
General
"&
(A.
at
2
7-
101*
:
Corp.
6-
20c
,
-—
payment
2
6-
H H 00
Cable Co.,
Products
Carriers
Federal United Corp., $3 preferred
Federated Publications (quar.)
$0,016
(quar.)
dividend
5-15
6-
dividend
fquar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Capitol
2
6r,23
6-12 *
preferred
Carey
6-
First
common
B"(quar;"J
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.,
$1
Fanny Farmer Candy
6-12
Class
$1.75
6-13
6-13
'
Campbell Soup (quar.)
Class
5-29
1
1
35c
cash
5-27
624c
Electric
Bond & Share Co. (quar.)—
Electrol, Inc.
Emery Air Freight (s-a)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)
7-
6-12
—
$4.75 preferred' (quar.)
Canada
-
6-13
3114c
——-—_■
Inc.,
6-16
$1.1834
Corp. (quar.)
Hecla
6-16
1
—
J
-
6-27
-
(Calif.)—
4.281*
7-
35c
,
:=-
5-20
1
50c
a
—
67o preferred (quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
of
;
$1.50
-Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burma Mines, Ltd.-*American deposit rets, ordinary
Burry Biscuit (s-a)
C I T Financial
2
7-
*
10c
——
lieu
67-
25c
$1A3:,4
Watch Co.
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.—
preferred (accum.)
2
4
■
Ltd.—
Common
5-27
6-10
Kootenay
50c
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.»
BroWn-McLaren Mfg. (stock dividend)———
Buffalo Eclipse (stock dividend)
Bulova
6-10
50c
-
6G-
6-13
<
:
International
6-11
51'Ac
-
$25c
(quar.)
shares
2
6-13
(quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Associates, com. (quar.)
441* preferred (quar.)—
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak, common
6-20
$1
—
Co.,
7
$1,124
—
6-2
v
payment.
Insular Lumber Co.-1—
2
50c
;
6-16,
6-16
25c
.
preferred
Co.
6-
6-13
(quar.)—
Stores,
Aluminum
(quar.)—
6-16
75c
Inspiration Consolidated Copper (reduced)—
6-24
6-16
"
10c
*
6-9
50c
Arner. dep. rets,
ordinary (stock dividend)
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)—
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), Ltd.—
Ordinary (Interim)
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
$1.25
1
30c
—
Brummell Ties (quar.)—Beech Creek RR. Co.
(quar.t
Belgium Stores," Ltd., 51* pfd. (quar.)—
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.
Co., $3 pfd. (s-a)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, common (quar.)—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
-•
5-23
25c
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries—
2
6-30
20c
8-
40c
—
British
6-
7-31
20c
_
—
East
of Amer.
(quar.)
& Lomb Optical, common
(quar.)_preferred (quar.)—_—
Brillo
6-25
'
Co., common
5-23
„T
Common
1
$25c
$25c~
7-10
(reduced)
5-23
6-12
6-12
,
50c
6-16
$1
.
Industries
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Book-of-the-Montt» Club (quar.)
"Briggs & Stratton (quar.)
A
5-23
6-12
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
preferred (quar.)
5161* preferred (quar.)
5-27
5-23
5-28
124c
1
71*
Bausch
$5.75.
6-10
0-20
——
7-
100'*
Beau
Bond
6-15
5-23
6-12
50c
-
51*
5-23
6-30
6-12
6-12
134c
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
Kaonsas
45c
(quar.)_—-
Paper Mills
Building & Equipment Corp.
Quarterly
6-10
,
2'Ac
-
—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.IOC* preferred
(quar.)
4.15C* preferred (quar.)
Badger
Bank
6-20
-5-26
1334e
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)„
4A01* preferred (quar.)—
5-23
6-20
6-13
2
12'ic
41*
Illinois
preferred
4.201*
6-20
45c
41*
distri¬
5-29
*"
6-30
6-
25c
3"41*
5-15
6-12
12c
Worts,
Household Finance Corp.,
3-31
1
6-13
25c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.10
of
'
6-30
"
6-30
20c
•
Duquesne Light
single payment in¬
Payable and record
"
&
preferred
$4.50 preferred
5-31
6-
6-10
:
*
1
3
-
(reduced)--—
(quar.)—
■
(E. I.)
$3.50
r.
6-
5-29
124 c
—
common
preferred
Pont
class
(reduced)
Dunham-Bush,
.
Furniture
Industries
Class B
51*
241*
-
1
(stock dividend)
preferred ($0.10) stock
held)
(quar.)
Exploration Co.
Dresser
6-16
,
7-
20c
20c
Fund, Inc.'—
25c
37160
:
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.,
51* preferred (quar.)__:
*
6-13
7-
Quarterly
Home Title
'
$1.50
*
(quar.)
-
1
6-27
5-26
5-26
40c
(quar.)
—
'
$1.08
5-29
124 c
—:
7-22
7-1
(quar.)
Action deferred on dividend
Home Fire ,& Marine
.
*
$20c
Insurance
5-29
—
Quarterly from net Investment income-.
Donnacona Paper Co. Ltd., common
$1.18
that
and
a
6-
6-17
the balance of
cover
5
6- 2
6-10
7-13
1
12Vjc
(See
Walker
(Hiram)
Holly Stores, Inc.—
5
6-
$1.25;
—
53 V»c
(quar.)
-
quarterly.
6-10
-•
6-26
6-30
•
(quar.)wM.-
dividend, to
7-10
'
50c
30c
25c
pfd.
Industries,
6-
6-26
6-16
;
1
-*
6-16
6-20
78c
(quar.)—
2
Stock
6-30
Horders, Inc.
2
Corp.
6-10
'
6-20
'
$$1.29
common
6
5-29
8-
37MiC
.
preferred
Quarterly
-
-
Growth
6-10
1
$1.50
—
Stores
6-30
7-
$1.50
7-
G
*
50c
-
common
5-26
6-10
10c
:
Preferred
Telephone,
6-20
121/ac
(quar.)
Sugar
(quar.)
Less 51*
Haytlan withholding tax
Ileileman (G.) Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—
Increased quarterly
Hiram-Walker Gooderham <te
5-26
624c
7-
6-13
6-10
40c
-
7-
6-30
3
6-10
31*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
224c
5-29
7-
6-30
45c
Consolidated
Detroit Steel Corp.,
5-29
7-19
'
Mines—
shares
Del Monte Properties Co.
(quar.)_
-
Haytian-American
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Engineering Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.10'*
preferred (quar.)
5\21* preferred (quar.)
time)
America
6-
51*
*
75c
4334C
1
6-10
15c
-
dates
have
not
yet
been
determined.
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
(quar.)-.:
Stock dividend (subject to stockholders
approval on July 16th)
Automatic Fire Alarm Co. (Del.)
4%
5
2
624c
40c
20c
(quar.)-
(Interim)
this
(quar.)
;
Dewey Portland Cement Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts
(quar.)
Diamond Alkali Co.
(quar.)-—
_
(quar.)_„_
Transport, Inc.—
61* conv. preferred (accum.)
Atlantic Co. (quar.)
Atlas Corp.—
Company declared its Intention
Bassett
66-
6-13
*6-6
" 6- 6
$1
4.801*
6-30
6-16
6-30
5-12
6-30
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Co.
'
6-30
Harris-Intertype Corp.
5.301*
at
-
DeBeers
Hawaiian
124c
Common div. payment omitted
at this time
5 So preferred
(quar.)
4
10c
■
Corp.
year,
6-
5-29
10c
Associated
of
6-13
6-10
<
Hart-Carter
50c
Extra
5-29
35c
(reduced!
(quar.)_«rf-
com.
R Pilot Plants
American
(quar.).
the calendar
6-14
30c
(quar.)
D &
5
5
50c
Dayton Malleable Iron—
,
bution would be in
1
J.)—
(from ordinary
-
of
66-
174c
±
Corp.
Co.
6-12
6-16
5-23
35c
'
6-10
$1.25
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
'
;
6-16
"
-
6-10
2
Brass,
30c
5-29
7-
6- 2
2
$1.06>4
—
Insurance (quar.)
Ltd
Hamilton
6-2
25c
Arkansas Power &
Light, 4.321*
4:721* preferred (quar.)
Art Metal Construction
stead
Ilalin
6-16
„
Steel
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp.
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
$1
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., coin,
(quar.)
4.1A1*. preferred (quar.)
Anglo American Corp. of South
Africa, Ltd.
Apex -Smelting "Co. (quar.)
,
6-16
7-
$1.75
12VaC
9-20
1
6* 2
6-15
30c
Mines,
1
25c
dividend
Zellerbach
Gulf Life
Gunnar
1
(quar.)
Petioleum
(quar.)
Stock
6-20
6-20
15c
-
'
1
1
Aircraft
10c
preferred
Costien
1
7-15
7-
7-
7-
—
Cunningham Drug Stores
(quar.)
Surety Co. (N. Y.)«.
Telephone& Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Anaconda Company
stock
6So
6-16
2
7-
(entire issue
American
Electric
5-20
6-
$1.25
American
Ltd.
(dividend omitted
preferred' (quar.)—
s
Refining,
Corp.,
5#
$1.25
American Laundry
Machinery Co.
Oil
3
50C*
874c
American Locker
Co., class a
American Optical Co.
(quar.)
7*<•'- preferred
2
6-
'
Grumman
2
7-
■
Cooper^Jarrett Corp.
Copperweld Steel Co.—
30c
(quar.)
American Stamping Co.
American Sugar
6-
6-
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)_
25c
(quar.)
Co.
:
American Rock Wool Corp.
6-13
6-15
American Export Lines
(quar.)
American Hoist & Derrick
Ordinary
(quar.)
Common
Quarterly
American Intornational
Corp.
1
6-14
133;c
June
on
7-
25c
7-
35c
-
Continental Commercial
Corp. (quar.)-;
60c preferred
(quar.)
^
Continental Copper <fc Steel
Industries (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. (N.
Y.) (quar.)
Continental Steel Corp.
2
6-19
10c
(quar.)—
6*13
6-
6-30
6-15
,,$1.10
;
preferred (quar.)
Grinnel Corp. - (qua*.)
$1.25
common
6-23
6-23
6
.5-29
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sugar, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Gregory Industries (quar.)__
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4'41* preferred (quar.)
Holdera
Payable oj Rec.
15c
preferred
10c
7- 1
$1.25
341* preferred (quar.)
American District
Telegraph.
Associated
-
;
$4
$5
6-
_L
Western
25c
40c
$4
6-10
preferred
common
51*
(quar.)—
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
3
2
6-16
10c
(quar.)
common
40c preferred
40c preferred
Great
When
Share
Paper,
21*
(s-a)
_
redemption
Fuel
Connohio, Inc.,
Power
1
share
Arkansas
10c
—
plus this dividend)
American Commercial
Barge Line
American Cyanamid. Co., common
income)
Connecticut Light &
5-30
71*
;
7-
time)
(quar.)
American Brake 8hoe, 4%
pfd.
a
6-20
dividend)
6-12
Per
Company
Northern
4.401*
534c
at
6-27
6-
name oj
time.
(qtiar.)_-
payment
(quar.)„
Y.)
American BosefaAnna
Corp., com.
51*
preferred A (quar.)__
51*
preferred B
Asbestos
2
this
preferred
common
-
6
7-
on
Columbia Title Insurance
(Wash. D. C.) (s-a)
Combined Insurance Co. of
America—
Commercial State Bank
(N. Y.—
6
6-
8c
{quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
(quar.)
per
6-
1
4)4It-
taken
15c
Artists -Pictures
Corp.—
541* preferred
.tquar.)
Aloe (A. S.) -Co.
called
1
action
this time.
(Stock
Payable of Rec.
Great
at
65c
preferred, ^-quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Allied
7-
payment omitted
this
Allen
of Rec.
7-
iquar.)
Alabama Great Southern
RR. ordinary
6 ye partic.
preferred (s-a>
Alan Wood Steel Co.
(com.
5 1*
Payable
$1
Express Co. <from
ordinary incomei
Insurance Co. (Hartford) (quar.)
Aetna
Holder»
45c
(quar.)
Engineering Co., class
Adams
When
Share
common
No
Share
.
omitted
*
Holders
Co.—
payment
Coleman Company,
we
Per
Company
(Dan)
Dividend
follow with
we
show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not
yet reached their
payment date.
.
Cohen
When
■
7-
1
6-13
624c
7-
1
6-16
6-
4
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2340)
Name of Company
this timet
omitted at
National
37 %C
7-15
6-20
—
Stock series
—-
3c
—
Car Corp., Ltd.
Co. (quar.)
7-15
6-16
Sonoco
6-30
6-20
South
25c
Cement
5-29
7-
6-10
—
England Electric System (quar.)—
England Gas & Electric Association—
Common
(quar.)
—
New
25c
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Oak
5-31
Casualty Insurance
Co., common
Ohio Edison
r.
6-
12c
6-16
66c
6-30
,
2
6-16
7-
1
6-16
Stuart Company (quar.):
Sundstrand Machine Tool
1
6-16
Swift
6-13
6-13
6-30
6-16
20c
5-28
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Preferred "D"
(initial)————
(quar.)—.
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc. (quar.)
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast
G%
2nd
Products
Co., 5%
Co.
Parker-Hannifin
Paton
quar.)
.
G%
.
preferred
Penn-Dixie
(J. C.)
Penney
(quar.)
Cement
——
(quar.)
Co.
Permian
Basin
Pet Milk Co.,
Pipe
—
Line
Pickle
Piedmont
Natural
Gas
Brewing
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Mines
—
Co.
under
(accum.)-:
Co.
Electric
7-25
6-10
7-
6-10
17 %c
1
6-13
6-
7-
6-
1
Title
Todd
6
6-25
——
6-30
6-10
Transformer
7%c
6-20
6-
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
G-10
6-10
5-20
3
Electric
6-13
6-
6-30
5-31
6-16
5-30
1
6
Common
$1.40
(quar.)
pref.
Disc
,
6-30
30c
6-30
5%
3
6-
5
6-15
6-
2
7-
6-16
1
6-30
6-30
$1.02
6-30
5-29
$1.2614
6-30
5-29
75c
6-2
6-12
Raybestos-Manhattan
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
85c
(1
penny
per
5
share)
(interim)
Antelope Copper Mines,
American
Ross
Gear
Ltd.
&
Tool
Oil
Dividend
Co.,
10c
6-30
6-20
6-16
6-
(quar.
7-25
2
7-21
the
2
1
CO
40c
)
shares)
$0.9223
7-15
6-
7-30
6-13
6-
3
2
5-15
6-20
5-28
omitted
at
2
6-
5
this
Mfg.,
preferred
Aluminium
7-
6-28
6-11
1
7-10
Ltd.
Aluminum
(reduced).
common
(reduced)—...
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
$3.75
8-
1
7-10
American
8-
1
7-10
Aluminum
Co.
of
)
America,
preferred
—
Aggregates Corp., common
1
7-10
1
7-10
7-
1
6-
10c
6-13
5-23
American Art Metals Co., 6%
6%
preferred (quar.)
25c
7-
1
G-13
American Bakeries Co., common
25c.
7-
1
6-13
4%%
43c
6-
2
5-23
American
40c
5-31
5-21
37 Vac
6-10
6-
—
6%%
2nd
7-
1
6-16
470c
6-10
—
6-
1
5<fc
6-10
6-
5-26
—
___—
(quar.t
Cast
preferred
American
Chain
American Chicle Co.
5-29
American
Dryer
6-30
American
Electronics
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
Inc.
5c
Ltd.,
7%
>
U.
"
Gas
Greetings Corp., class A
5-
»
7-
1
7-
1
6-13
8-
1
7-
the
Utah
Hotel
Utah
Power
:
Co., com.
Assurance
Home
(s-a)
Corp.
(DeL)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)-:
Corp.
American Insurance
American Investment
(quar.)—:
(Newark, N. J.)
,
(quar.)
.' '
Co. of Illinois—
6-10
5-29
6-
9
Common
6-23
6-
9
5%%'preferred (quar.)
:
1
50c
6-10
5-27
5%a% preferred (quar.).*
"—_—________
•
'
6-
6-
6-16
6-
._
6-
5
7-15
7 Vac
6-19
6-
30c
6-16
66-
2
6-16
5-29
6-30
6-
50c
30c
Co.
6-16
7-
1
6
6-
dividend
40c
6-20
5-20
7- 1
20c
32%c
6-16
6-2
~ ~
34-Vsc
9- 2
6-13
50c
5
30c
6-20
(quar.)
non-cum.
preferred
>
5%
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
preferred
8-21
5-29
6-10
*
6-16
9-15
5-29
5-29
6-10
$1.25
6-20
9-19
$1.25
12-19
12-10
6-24
5-28
$1.25
(quar.)
:
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
Common (reduced)
7%
preferred (quar.
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
Common
(stock dividend)
5% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
5-26
6-20
7- 1
10- 1
6-13
6-13
/
preferred (quar.)
■>
25c
$1
Ltd.—
(quar.)____
5%
6-10
6-10
30c
i__
(quar.)
A
6-13
5-26
5-21
6-10
(quar.)
com.
5-15
6-13
6- 2
40c
25c
6- 5
5-12
7- 1
40c
—__
quarterly
1
Potash & Chemical,
preferred
6- 1
7- 1
.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-30
'
..
(
$1.12%
com.
Co.. (quar.)
American President Lines,
"
10c
9-10
$1.75
6-
1
5-23
3%
$1.25
5-29
6-30
5-12
6-23
30c
6-5
5-9
50c
5-29
6-13
5- 2
5-23
7- 1
7- 1
5-29
5-29
6-20
6-2
6- 8
5-9
37%c
3438c
25c
$2.25
25c
415c
6- 2
6- 2
6-13
7- 3
6-23
6- 2
5-15
5-15
5-29
6-27
430c
6-2
5-9
American
changed to Sin¬
see
Meter.
Inc.,
»
5
6-
50c
-
$4
2
6-16
30c
(quar.)
American
4
-25c
(quar.)
new
5-15
5-14
25c
$1.31Vi.
American News Co. (quar.)—'
American Photocopy Equipment
6-13
43 Vic
(quar.)
Oil
American
'
5-15
6-1
6- 2
Increased
(quar.)_.
of; Del. (reduced)
name
Metal Climax
4%%_ prefercrd
5
.
-
Varsity Fair Mills, Inc.. (quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
American
5
6-16
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co.
2
5
6-16
-—75c
(N. Y.)—■
under
6-
15c
annually)—
Venezulean
6-16
1%
—
(quar.)
Light
6-13
8c
1394 c
;
pfd.
50c
--
5-26
5-26
30c
Insulator
6-16
6-23
.
5-12
20c
Semi-annual
(quar.)
common
6- 9
6- 9
6- 1
$1.16
Products Corp.
12 %c
—
7-18
10-18
6- 5
5-21
5-20
6- 2
5-15
6-20
5-12
6-10
6-10
30c
30c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Home
6-26
30c
—
Co.; (quar.)—
nouncement
40c
(quar.)..
25c
common
&
25c
Co.
(quar.)—
(monthly)__
American Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.):
American Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas)
coni-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Electric
&
(quar. 1
$4.64 prior
American
4
meeting to be
be asked to apof
B
Ameriean
6-13
4:40c
(quar.)_
Class
1
Foreign
7VsC
semi
Utilities
clair
American
i5c
—
Truck Lines Inc.
United
American
5-23
U5c
common
(quar.);
non-cum.
S.
6-13
6-16
5-23
6-13
8- 1
11- 1
6-14
G-10
5-29
6-16.
5-29
6-30
12%c
15c
50c
(quar.)
6-28
$1.34
6-20
1
(quar.)...
Corp.
7-
&
1
7-
37%c
37%c
62%c
75c
Ameriean Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
American European Securities (s-a;
1
7-
25c
—_
"
6-10
5-23
5-23
$3
common
(quar.)
6-
$1
6-14
6-14
...
Cable
&
7-15
40c
25c
5-31
5-31
1
Co.—
Corp.,
6-13
37 Vac
6-16
(s-aj
Cement
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd. (resumed)
6-16
20c
25c
Iron Pipe
6-10
Films
1
$1.62%
6-20
5-14
6-18
5-15
5-15
7-19
1
—
(quar.)_
common
30c
.
5-14
5-14
66-
5- 9
5-20
Rubber Co.—
$1.12%
(quar.)
10-20
60c
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
2
9
v
$1.12%
(quar.)
$1.50
2
70c
—
6-
40c
—
(quar.)_
87V2C
15c
preferred (quar.)
American
7- 7
7-15
25c
(quar.)..
5-9
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
1
6-
31 Vic
(quar.)
2
6%
55c
55c
(s-a)
pfd.
5%
9
6-
5-5
6-1
5-31
6-10
7- 1
5-28
7- 1
6- 1
6- 1
8- 1
11- 1
457c
30c
93%c
25c
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
G-
pfd.
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
1
6-16
$1.25
preferred
6-10
6-5
$1.25
.
8-
.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3V2% conv. preferred (quar.)..
8-
—
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
5%
2
6- 5
425c
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.
$1
6-30
$1.02
37Vl>c
417V2C
5-16
6-24
5-15
6- 2
5-23
5-15
Ltd.—
Canada,
4%
8-
6-10
7-21
6-2
25c
...
(quar.)
Co.
75c
75c
—
fquar.)__
of
Co.
5-16
6-13
6-13
5-16
5-30
5-16
6-14
6-30
6- 2
7- 1
(quar.)_
40c
preferred (quar.)
an¬
American Seating
name
Co.
(quar.):
'
Vita
Food
Products
12c
(quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp.
(H.)
Walter
(Jim)
6-16
River
&
Worts,
RR
(increased quar.)
(s-a)
CD
9
CD
Machine
Wilcox
Si
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works
:
(quar.)
Gay Sewing Machine Co.—
pfd. series A (s-a)
5',«
conv.
$1.25
7-
6-13
5%
conv.
7-
4
6-20
1
6-16
2
6-20
American
Smelting
&
Refining
pfd. series B
(s-a)
Steel .Foundries
American
Stores
6-
6
6-14
5-31
6-10
5-15
50c
7-
1
6-14
25c
6-
8
5-22
6-16
5-28
$1.25
6-16
5-28
(quar.)
60c
Co.
Tobacco
Water
12%c
Co.
(quar.)
:
$1
Works—
6% preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
American
50c
7%c
Quarterly
American
(quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Writing Paper
Anchor
Post Products
Anaian
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
American Thread Co., 5%
preferred (s-ai_
American Title & Insurance Co.
(Miami)—
American
6-30
15c
Hydrocarbon
2
7-
12 %c
Kentucky Gas
Westpan
6-
$3.50
11c
Western
6-16
7-15
35c
9-
(quarterly from net invest¬
income;
37 %c
-
9-18
435c
Ltd
Corp.
Wellington Fund
ment
50c
(quar.)
Gooderham
Whitin
time
1
Chalmers
4.08%
Alpha Portland Cement
55c
—!
-will
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Ltd.—
payment
4
American
Life Insurance
S.
Ware
15%
(final)
5%
preferred A (quar.).
6-
annual
19
Gas.
preferred
Walker
7-
:
Ltd.—
(20 guilders
5-29
4-30
4-30
5-16
5-16
6-13
5-16
6- 6
425c
12VaC
5c
$1
(qunr.)
American
or¬
3c
(Ordinary),
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royalite
par
shares
Rolls-Royce,
6-10
$0,007
shilling
dinary
Roan
1
6 Vic
(s-a)__
Rliodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
American shares
(interim)
Ordinary
6-16
15c
New York shares
Venezulean Petroleum
7-
Allis
1
6-10
6-18
6- 2
6- 2
6- 5
6- 5
6-25
6- 2
6- 2
7- 1
7- 1
62V2C
$1.12V'2
10c
40c
to
$1.21
-
(quar.)
Real Estate Title Insurance (Wash.)
Reeves Brothers
(reduced)
7-
50c
6-12
' 6-11
6-2
6-14
Corp.—
Dye
Corp.
Stores Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_
4%
7%c
&
changed
Chemical
$1.14
—:
conv.
Fastener
5-29
$2
.
6-14
50c
30c
__x_
'
preferred (quar.)
6-16
20c
common
dividend
U. S. Tobacco,
5-29
8%
1
(quar.);
(Increased
5-29
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
7-
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)
Carbon -Co.
-Stock
5-29
$1,041/2
common
30c
Chemical
Name
Allied
2
6-
6-10
6-10
5-20
5-12
5-31
5-23
6- 2
5-15
5-20
5-26
6-15
30c
C.)
$1.19
—_
five-for-one split
a
United-Carr
5-29
35c
$1.07%
Co.,
7-
—-
5% %
4.30%
Pyle,-National
6-10
sliaies,
United Cities
6%
45c
(quar.)
Allied
5-29
(quar.)
June
on
mon
United
U.
.
2
6-
6-20
1
5c
10c
25c
25c
10c
37%c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Business Machines (quar.)—
Allen Electric Si Equipment (quar.)
G-13
_
$1.25
$1.50
United Fruit Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
6-17
.
7- 2
7- 2
6-16
$1.05
$1.15
Steel,
(R.
$1.19
of Canada. Ltd.
Extra
6
6-
•"
Gas
Allen
1
$1.21
—
—
United Aircraft Products
6-
4.18%
Products
held
Union Sugar
;'
Co.—
4.03%
Purolator
Co.,
non-cum.
; prove
6-24
Natural
Algoma
6-18
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Uniop Stockyards of Omaha Ltd.
-
Alabama-Tennessee
6-18
1
7-
A (quar.)—
Clutch
Union Gas Co.
6-10
17 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
Coach
6-10
1
6-18
7-
-
Stockholders at
7-
425c
(quar.)
American
7-1
8
pfd.
62 % c
(quar.)
(quar,)
Century-Fox
Twin
60c
30c
—
(quar.)
—
(stock dividend)-.
—
common
Temper
Twentieth
3
6-
4.20%
(quar.)
Co.,
5-26
6- 2
87%c
(quar.)
preferred
5c
16C
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
4.60%
2
6-10
6-30
5-26
5-26
6- 2
412c
427V2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
Alabama Power
5-20
6-
(Los Angeles)—
Union Acceptance Corp,,
6-12
$3.50
(quar.)
Mfg
Gas
$1.16
(s-a)
Products
Brass
Allied
—,
Trust
Unilever, Ltd. N. V.,
30c
1
Inc.,
_
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$4.50
Akron
5-20
1
6-
6-14
50c
(quar.)—
General
7-18
8-
6-
50c
—
4%% preference (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
,
(reduced)—-
Trust
$2.80 preferred
True
$1.75
Gas
7-
Engineering Co.
preferred
$1
Truax-Traer Coal Co., common
.
Co.
&
5-29
7-23
—
Tropical Gas (stock dividend)
(dividend payment omitted at this
Service
6-13
50c
.
—
Packing
Bearer
time)
Public
5-22
——,
Shipyards Corp.
Treesweet
Ry.—
.
(quar.):
5-22
2
——l———
Trans-Canada Shares—Registered
6-12
30c
$1.75
Power
2
6-
$1.25
B
Toronto
-
Ltd.
6-
Alabama
.—
(quar.)
Insurance Sc
Tobin
2
announcement
-
Aetna-Standard
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Common (quar.)_.
25c
preferred
(quar.)——
Quarterly
Co.—
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)
Prudential Industries, Inc.—
Class A
10c
9
name
Development,
Precision
5-29
Consolidation
(quar.)
Oil
5-30
6-13
$4.37%
(Second quarterly payment omitted at this
'.time)
; .
.......
Plymouth
6-
6-13
30c
(quar.)
G-16
5%%
—
(quar.)—_—
6-16
Air Reduction
(quar.)
,
1
King
Twin
preferred (quar,)
Pittsburgh Screw <fe Bolt—
Potomac
6-17
435c
22 %C
(quar.)
7%
Placer
7-31
Process
Corp.
Inc.
1
—
(quar.)
—
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd
Title insurance Corp. of St. Louis
45c
(reduced)
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Common
Class
25c
Ltd.
dividend
see
new
8-15
5c
(quar.)
7-
Corp. (quar,)——
Thomas Industries, class A (quar.)__
6-14
75c
—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Name
recently changed to
Coal
Thermos
6-17
7-
1
Utilities
Texas
Co.,—
preferred
conv.
6-19
7-15
Products
Co.
7-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.84
$1.12%
common
Gold
Crow
6-30
3
40c
(quar.)———
Co.
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Exploration
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—
$1 partic. class A (quar.)
Aeroquip
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Texas Power & Light, $4.56 pfd.
6-19
15c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-30
75c
(Manny Moe & Jack)
Pep Boys
Pepsi-Cola
Acushnet
6-16
5c
preferred
$4.64 preferred
S4.7G
6-13
31 Vic
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
7-15
1
Precision
40c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)
■.
Inc.
(quar.)
Wire
5-31
5-31
5-21 >
5-21
6-13
5-12
5-12
5-19
5-19
5-16
7- 1
6- 1
6-10
412 V2C
430c
4$1.25
(quar.)
Acme
J42VaC
+28V8C
5c
31 Vic
50c
50c
$1.31%
25c
40c
50c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
28Vic
$4.84
3
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
70c
Co.,
& Ford,
7-25
60c
.
(increased
1
$4 preferred
.—
Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
—.—
Peninsular Metal Products, com. (reduced)—
Mfg.
Penick
5-20
2
30c
;
preferred
Chemical
6-
$4.76
6-23
6-18
37 %c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)
Park
1
6-25
20c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
Aircraft
,
Industries
Acme
7-
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)_
Texas Electric Service, $4
25c
,
7-
(quar.)
Refineries
Sugar
preference
8-
————
Tennessee
6-13
2
5%
34 %c
preferred (quar.)-.
Temco
5-20
30c
$1
Orangeburg Mfg.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
7-
1
Common
6-10
Tccumseh Products (quar.)—:
Telechrome Manufacturing, class A (quar.)__
5-20.
1
6-
Class A
8-
7-15
—':—-——
(quar.)
Co.
&
5%
6-23
10c
$1.12%
3
5-23
6-16
5-23
7-
6-
6-10
"
1
$1.11
6-18
1
———
pfd.
(reduced)-.
Co.
Sc
Acadia-Atlantic
(quar.)—
A
7-
425c
(quar.)—
Co.
Debenture
&
Loan
<S.)
5
25c
B
Stroock
6-
Co.
$1.07
(quar.)—.—
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5
5
6-
class
Mills,
6-12
(Louis)
6-30
(quar.)———-————,
Webster
Allis
$1.16%
preferred (quar.)—1
&
Stone
(quar.)^r,
9
9
(quar.j
(s-a)____——_
(quar.)..
6-
$1.25
Stephenson Finance Co.—
Common (increased quar.)-
Stonecutter
Co.
6-23
; *
•
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
5-24
5-29
2
Acme
6-12
5%%
5%
20c
40c
1
25c
Ontario
Allied. Kid Co.
$1.50
—
Talcott (James), Inc., common
(accum.)
.
Olympia Brewing (increased)
——
Omar, Inc., 4%% class A pfd. (quar. I———
5-26
12 % c
6-20
15c
40c pfd.
Old Town Corp.,
6-20
6-
7- 7
5-8'
5-15
25c
Corp.
common
30c
$1.10
preferred (quar.)———
4^40% preferred (quar.)—
——
4.44% preferred (quar.)—--i-.r
Okanagan Helicopters preferred (quar.U
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America-
6-30
(quar.)
97 %c
3.90%
5% preferred (quar.)
Alleghany Ludlunr Steel
Allied Finance Co.,
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)-—r——
5-29
5-30
6-10
2
7-29
6- 2
6- 2
;
(quar.)
6-13
7-
6-13
4%
12%c
Ltd.-—
Co.,
5-8
5-28
6-27
(quar.)
Paper
-
10c
(quar.)—
Inc.
&
5-26
6-14
25c
—
Dairies
Power
Holder*
When
Payable of Ree.
_62VaC
—
dividend
Incorporated
25c
50c
6-13
Abbotts
—__—
(reduced)
Wrigley Stores (quar.)
6-14
Standard Shares (s-a)———
25c
5-29
& Electric—
Investment
Sprague Electric
.
6-10
(quar.)—
Corp.
Industries
F
50c
6-13
6-
AMP,
C
C F
75c
1
$$1.37
5-27
A
A
Allied Gas
7-
——
6-12
450c
15c
pfd. (s-a)—
5
25c
——
previotui
in
Share
425c
preferred (quar.)————
$1
6-30
7-10
$1.50
time)
this
Ohio
5-29
6
Ltd.—
—
5-27
1
preferred (quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products, common
(quar.) —
6-10
week,
4%%
.(quar.)
(quar,)—
preferred
preferred
53%%
(quar.) —
(quar.)—_———
(dividend payment omitted at
Mfg. Co.
Official Films
1
6
66-
payment at
com.
(quar.)
Indiana Gas
Southwestern
Vending
6-
6-20
30c
4.65%
6-13
6-10
7-
$1
—
——
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)—
North Canadian Oils Ltd., 5 % %
6-30
ABC
6-20
6-30
4$1.75
Gas,
2
15c
Per
Common
.
6-
6-16
Abitibi
*———————
4.28%
6
6-
1
7-
50c
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)—
Telephone (Ohio)
<quar.)_
Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio) —
6%
6-11
1
2
6-14
The list does not include divi¬
these being given in tha
paid.
this
Name of Company
38c
(quar.)
.—J—————
4.80% preferred (quar.)
—
Southwestern Gas & Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
6-24
7-
4
6-
the dividends announced
give
preceding table.
5
10c
<QUar-)
Georgia Natural
$6 preferred
G-24
1
6-30
50c
N.
Newark
Niagara Frontier Transit System
1
7-
45c
(quar,)——-——
Co.
Gas
7-
6-16
50c
Common
$1.12%
4%%' preferred (quar.)—
—
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Humpshire Fire Insurance (quar.) —
Haven
1
1
/
1
6-
1
—
announced
30c
(quar.)
Products
Southern
New
6-
7-
$1.12
(quar.)——
—
Pattern
(quar.)—
—
Venezuelan Oil Co.
(resumed) —
Sinclair
6-12
6-14
6-20
Publishing—
SkiLCop. (quar.)
2
6-
30c
we
6-13
7-
15c
$3 pref.
Simplicity
50c
(quar.)_———
Britain Machine (quar.)
New
5-31
40c
tseiow
6-27
6-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
/veeks and not yet
4
$1.25
62 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.;
2
6-
5-29
30c
$1.25
Silknit,
Simmons-Boardman
440c
(quar.)—-—
(quar.)
National Shirt Shops of Del.
5-16
Inc.
dends
Ltd., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-17
5-22
6
6-12
6-10
:
Yard-Man,
—
Canada,
of
Co.
5-31
5-31
6-
15c
12%c
(quar.;
Lothrop, com.
preferred
4Va%
5-16
$1.12%
(quar,)
1
20c
6
&
preferred (quar.t__„—.
25c
Hoist Corp
dividend
on
6-16
.
6-16
6-
26c
————
America
of
Corp.
5%
9c
taken
6-16
7-
62 %c
(quar,)—
Research—
Shoe
5
6-
Ltd.—
Co.
—
Crane &
preferred
7%
5-29
5-21
1
Worthington Corp., common
Stock
Trading
&
Sherwin-Williams
6-13
1
7-
6-14
6-
5
time
this
50c
6-
Products—
action
No
15c
-
Series
New
Sherman
6-16
(quar.)
Shcpard-Nlles
•
& Mfg.
Growth
National Tank
5-29
6-30
20c
Income
National Steel
6-12
7-15
6-
Woodward
common
shares
6c
(quar.)
Oats
Co.
York
50c
——
(quar.)—;
National Securities &
6-13
6-30
10c
Oil
Transport
New
6-27
5-30
51.02%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——--——.
(quar.)
—-———
Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)—
Shelby Salesbook Co.
——
Shell
5-2D
62 %c
_——
6-16
~—--
preferred A
4.50%
preferred
6-20
7-15
$1.65
(quar.)
National Screw
Nazareth
415c
4-30
6-10
5%
5%
2
6-
1
5-29
22 %c
(stock dividend i
425c
&
Rubber,
Sciborling
6-10
6-28
7-
2
6-
6-16
15c
Shell
Muskogee Co. (quar.)——
Mutual System Inc., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
5-23
6-16
25c
$1.25
& Telegraph Co.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.——
Natco
5-30
.
Mountain States Telephone
National City. Lines
5-30
6-20
? 40c
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc. (quar.)—Motor Finance Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.).——
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd. (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.—
r
(Common
dividend usually paid m June
5-29
6-13
6-20
440c
(increased) ————.—Chemical Co. (quar.)
B
Class
6-27
6-27
6c
40c
2%%
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)—,
(Alan;
(see Alan Wood Steel;—
(quar.)
Water Service—
—
Payable of Reo.
Wood
preferred
Stevens
Share
of Company
Wilcox Oil
(quar.)_
Clark Fund—
(Quarterly irom net income)
Scudder,
Stevens
& Clark Common Stock
Fund (from net income) —
.
Seabrook Farms, 4%%
pfd. (accum.)——
Seatrain Lines (quar.)-i———-———
Security
Title
Insurance
(Los Angeles;—>,
Quarterly
——
.——
4.10%
Scudder,
(quar.)_
..—
Ltd., class A (increased) —
(quar.)
Common
6
6-
6-20
15c
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Monsanto
5-30
~—
Income
Molson's Brewery,
6-25
name
25c
Bridge,
Ltd.
Scranton-Springbrook
5-29
10c
Inc. (quarterly from inand an additional of 3c
capital gains
—-
Fund,
long-term
6-13
of Rcc.
Holder»
When
Par
Holder»
taken on second quarterly pay¬
the common shares)
Sarnia
6-10
1
7-
45c
for
ment
When
Payable
Ry. Co.—
Francisco
(No action
2
6-
6-15
37 %c
Laboratories (monthly)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
from
5-26
25c
Miles
Minnesota
vestment
5-19
6-10
of Company
Louis-San
St.
5-29
30c
Mexico
Name
of Jlec.
Payable
10c
Disintegrating (quar.)
Refractories (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.)
Middle South Utilities, Inc.
(quar.)
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc. (quar.)_
Metals
Par
Share
Holder*
When
Per
Share
National, Ltd.
(quar.)
(reduced s-a)_^
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
Class
A
(quar.)
6-11
5-16
Co.—
he Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2341)
Per
Name of
Company
When
Share
Payable
Par
of Rec.
—:
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
$5c
(quar.)
7%c
iftnheuser-fausca -(quar.)__
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
$5.25
«
preferred
(quar.).
Midland (quar.)
1
6-
2
5-19
6-
$1.50
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Public
Service
(quar.)
$2.40
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Co.,
com.
common
A
55-
6-13
5-16
4%%
6-16
5-31
4%
7-
6-16
4V2%
30c
(quar.)
*
-
(quar.)_
&
British
-30c
6-
6-12
5-12
6- 2
5
5-
6-13
5-
:
—,
7-
1
1
6-14
5-19
6-
5-
$1.31%
6-
2
5-
65c
7-
1
35c
Spring Corp. •(quar.)
Associated Telephone &
Telegraph Co.,
6-10
partic.
class
A
5-29
$1.50
6-16
5-15
7-
6-
com.
(quar.)_
$1
2%c
Fe
Ry Co. (quar.)
(Conn.) (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.
(quar.)
;
Atlanta'Gas Light Co., com.
(quar.)
:
% 4.60%^
preferred'(quar.)—.—
—-
'*■
'>
5%%
50c
A
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-16
5-2J
50c
$55c
-
(quar.)
5-12
2
6-14
(from
20c
6-10
5-29
(stock
2
5-15
5-
i
6-20
5-29
6-16
6-
.
5-29
2
Ltd.
$31%c
6-
1
6-
1
-
6%
IOC
(quar.)
6-
1
—
47 %c
$1
'
7-
77-
1
Bldg.
J80C
6-11
6-10
6-
5%
2
Electric
California Ink Co.
6-26
$1.50
7-15
6-30
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1.50
1-15-59
12-31
$1.30
5-23
Canada
$1
6%
6-20
5-23
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
&
$1
1
t50c
.
25c
IV2%
(quar.)
common
5c
——
(reduced)
25c
preferred
Beauty
(quar.)
Counselors (quar.)
Beaver
Lumber
$1.25
40c
a..
,
Co.,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Creek RR. (quar.)
Beech-Nut Life Savers Inc.
Heminway
Co.
6-25
3
6-25
6-
2
5-15
—:
6-10
7-
7- 2
6-10
2
6-14
6-27
6-
6-
2
Corp.,
40c
2
6-2
6-16
6-
6-16
6-
6-
(quar.)
Booth
Brass
Fisheries
Boston
Fund
vestment
Bowater
5%
(increased
5-19
75c
6-30
6-
2
5-21
20c
9-
2
8-21
20c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
Paper,
Co.,
25c
95c
^
from
:
7-
1
2
5-
45c
6-
3
5-16
7-
1
6-11
in—
12c
5-27
4-30
Ltd.—
$68%c
Ltd
22y2c
Ltd
7-1
6-
2
6-6
6-6
4-22
$$1
Extra
-
5-30
5-15
20c
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)
7-1
6- 2
5-22
6-
5-22
5c
2
Records
Carson
19c
6-
1
6-16
6-19
7-
5-
6-27
7-
2
6-
Carthage
9-
&
Mills
2
6-16
7-15
2
7-
6-16
6-16
6-16
2
2
6-13
7-
2
6-
2
7- 2
6-
2
6-2
5-15
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-2
7-
2
6-
2
2
6-16
6-
2
y7-15
y7-
2
6-
67-
2
2
2
5-21
5-
9
6-16
5-30
5-30
7-
6-13
$75c
6-19
2
6-
5
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
2
(quar.)__—
$$1.25
7-
2
2
6-
$15c
6-
2
5-21
$10C
6-
2
5-21
$20c
(quar.)—
6-
2
5-15
Ltd.—
—1
6-
2
5-15
75c
6-
6
5-22
6-
6
5-22
$30c
—_
25c
6-30
6-16
15c
6-30
6-16
40c
6-10
5-16
6-
5-14
2
7-
1
40C
6-
2
50C
(quar.)
6-10
5-26
$2
:
Class
B
5-31
5-15
56 %C
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-30
6-13
$1.12%
50c
25c
6-10
5-23
$1.75
(quar.)
Canada
Investments,
A
(quar.)
6-12
6-
1
5-15
$12c
5-31
5-16
5-31
5-31
5-16
5-31
5-16
7-
2
6-20
5-31
5-15
$$2.50
5-16
$1.12%
$1
87%c
5-16
59%c
6-30
6-20
6-
7-7
$2
$1.25
1
6-
6-20
6-13
12-18
$1.25
€-26
Co.
9-25
.11-20
,7-15
6-13
40c
6-14
5-23
1
5-17
■
40c
Milling
5
6-13
5-23
2
6-16
6-
2
2
5-20
6-13
5-21
6-
$1
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
60c
6-
9
5-16
>
.
•
5%
6-2
5-10
$1.25
6-
2
5-10
25c
6-
2
5-23
$1.37Va
7-
1
6-20
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
56%c
2
5-19
25c
6-14
5-23
50c
6-10
5-23
$1.25
1—
(quar.)
6-14
5-23
—15c
(s-a)
5-30
5-23
$1.50
(quar.)
7-
1
6-20
1-1-59
12-19
35c
$1.12%
50c
(initial)
10c
87%c
50c
$35
6-13
6-
3
6-13
6-
3
5-
9
6-
2
6- 2
5-16
Insurance
Co.
7-
1
6-13
2
5-15
6-30
6-12
6-
5-20
2
4%C
5-29
5-
8
25c
6-14
6-
2
7%c
6-30
6-3
27 %C
5-19
50c
—
5-19
62%c
(monthly)
common
5-19
11c
11c
5-
7-16
$1.12Va
62 %c
^
—
'
68 %C
35c
7-16
6-30
5-29
6-30
5-29
6-
5-15
1
6-13
5-29
25c
Insurance
6-13
5-29
60c
(quar.)
Life
Ltd.
6-10
5-15
Co.
(quar.)_
6-10
tl5c
(quar.)
of America
6-
2
6- 2
4-30
10c
6-10
5-29
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
6-
2
5-20
15C
Co.
25c
7%c
—
preferred (quar.)
6-
2
5-20
5
70c
(quar.)—
(From investment income)
Title
6-30
6-
6-13
5-29
6-26
5-
70c
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth Income Fund—
20c
10c
Commercial
Land
6
6-16
50c
6-
5-22
2
8
Insurance—
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
—
Life
6-13
6-
25c
1
$1
Co.
6-
1
5-22
5c
Insurance
(quar.)
Public Service
6-
1
5-15
32 %c
6-14
5-20
(Louis¬
(quar.)..
(quar.)
20c
5-31
5-16
;
20c
5-31
5-16
Assn., (quar.)
$50c
6-15
common
(quar.)
Life
6-13
1
$5c
15c
Combined Locks Paper Co., class A
(quar.)
Commerce Discount Corp., common
Confederation
7-
87 %C
(quar.)
preferred
7-
63c
(s-a)
(quar.)
System Inc.—
Enterprises
Mills Corp.,
5- '1
5-22
$7.40
Ltd.
(quar.)
Combined Insurance Co.
Commonwealth
9
7-
$1
;_
Common
9
5-
/
—
Elevator
Credit
5-
12-20
11c
National
Commonwealth
2
5-31
10%
—___
(quar.)-_;—
Carbon
2
6-
Co.
(stock dividend)
&
6-
12-28
to
(quar.)
4%
6-
6-
'
...
common
(quar.)
Community
6-30
5-17
6-16
'
(quar.)
Broadcasting
A
B
Cone
5-23
Illuminating—
preferred B
Ky.)
5-19
6-14
$1.50
(quar.)__
Class
ville,
9
$1.75
(quar.)
Iron,
Life
Class
4%
1
6-
$1.50
preferred
Commercial
6-
$1
'
—
'
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
6%
7
40c
(quar.)_
(monthly)
(monthly)
(Boston)
6-
9- 5
11-
$1.18%
class B
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colorado Central Power,
Combined
6
10c
5%
Columbian
0-
40c
'4%
5%%
3
1128
$1.25
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
(quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone Co. (quar.)
Colonial Stores Inc., common (quar.).
Colorado
7-11
10-
$1.25
——
Coca-Cola International Corp
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines,
3% % preferred
(quar.)
Collins & Aikman (resumed)
Common
4
$1
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.-(Cine.)—
$2.50 class A (quar.)—
Common
2
6-20
Pittsburgh RR.—
States
Coca-Cola
'
7-15
8-
25c
Machine
—
Connelly Containers,
;
common
40c
preferred
Consolidated Cement
Ltd., $2.50
Corp. (quar.)
Coppermines Corp. (reduced)
Consolidated
Edison Co. of N. Y. (increased)
Utilities
Laundries
1
6-
5
5-
2
6-
5
5-
2
20c
—
pref.
Electrodynamics Corp.
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated
2
6-28
6-13
10c
6-20
6-
$$1
6-30
5-31
9
Standard Securities,
Consolidated
Gas
9-
12-
5c
(s-a)
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines___
non-cum.
2
9-15
12-15
40c
(initial)
1
Consolidated Diversified
6-
$50c
$50c
Quarterly
Consolidated
-
1
;
Electric
Consolidated
Ltd.—
5% preference
(s-a)
Central Electric & Gas—
preferred
6-12
1
$13c
(quar.)_
1
7-
$25C
Products, Ltd., class A
7-
11%C
30c
(quar.)
Extra
4.75%
9
60c
Extra
Central
6-20
5-
GOcl
,
—-
6-
25c
Mahoning Ry.
&
Columbia
$15c
$$1.25
6-
(quar.)—
5-16
$1.18%
12%c
common
preferred
Coastal
4%%
6-16
6-16
$20c
Co.
(Atlanta, Ga.)
6-13
7-
12 %c
preferred
■
5-15
7-
2
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)
Co.,
name
changed
Clinton Engines Corp. (stock dividend)
6-20
5-16
6-
Electric—
Equipment,
Clinton
5-15
$13c
conv.
Food
5-23
$1.06
7%
guaranteed
(quar.)
4%
special guaranteed
(quar.)
Cleveland Worsted MIII3
(liquidating)
6-10
2
2
Cascades
$1.20
Controller
Cleveland
5-31
7-
7-
pfd.
5-16
—
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Sandusky Brewing
5-12
7-
4%%
2
6-10
$4.50
5-16
$25c
(quar.)
Scott,
6-
6-16
5-15
Corp.—
City Investing Co., 5%% preferred
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4%% conv. preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
2
1
6-
5-30
$$1
Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Case (J. I.) Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
6%% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Catalin Corp. of America—
5-23
$3.50
7%c
—
Co.
Cleveland-Cliffs
2
10-
(quar.)
&
Semi-annual
5-20
$$2
(•
Pirie
Service
Clearfield &
4-30
$$1.25
Telegraph
6-10
45c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
^Claussner Hosiery Co. (quar.)—
6-13
6-20
10c
(quar.)
Co.
30c
4% preferred (quar.)
4%%i preferred
(quar.)
Clark
5-29
1
(quar.).
'.—
(quar.)
6-10
1
37 %c
Citizens Utilities Co.,
5
5-30
30c
________
Co.,
5-12
1
:
(quar.)
Ctiy Water ; (Chattanooga)—
Common
(stock dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)___
5
6-
7-28
*
Catelli
$62(ac
.
75c
common
'
5-15
2
,
Corp., common (quar.)
4'/2% • preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
2
9
.
$15c
Carrier
6-23
6-
87V2c
-
6-
60c
(quar.)
6-16
6-
preferred
Cities
6-30
$18%c
$15c
-s
Gas
1
7-
7-31
Columbian
Natural
6-
*
Cincinnati ^Gas
5-23
$31 %c
_____
Carpenter Paper (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
5-16
2
Ltd.
Carlisle Corp. (quar.):
Carolina Telephone &
5-20
6-
4
7-30
$37 %c
—
6-
10-23
7%
2
30c
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (reduced)
•
(quar.)
Carborundum
11-20
6-10
22c
Corp.
11-29
25c
6-
:
6
$25c
Extra
6-21
20c
Corp.
Western
Mills,
B
Capitol
6-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bowater
Bowes
Cannon
5-10
(quar.)
5-15
$$1.10
preferred (quar.)__
5% % preferred (initial).
6-16
1
6-16
6-30
1
$10c
4%
5-19
7-
6-
$29 %c
$90c
a_.u-——■—
Canadian
6-16
20c
6-
—
(quar.)
i.—^—__—
(quar.)
—
Class
preferred
5Va%
6-
7->7\
Cos.—
Extra
5-19
30c
quarterly
Oil
Canadian Tire
5-19
$1.40
income* ;—
:
preferred
redeemable preferred
7-' 1
5-21
$25c
5%
5-21
6-21
1
Corp. of North America,
5%
Canadian
5-19
$1.06%
6-27
5-31
——
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
redeemable preferred
preferred (quar.)
6-
7-9
5-23
7-21
$50c
:
5 %
6-
7-29
6-16
$$1.15
——
B
2
28]/2c
Corp., $3.80
Company (quar.)
<Borg (George W.) Corp. (quar.)
iBorg-Warner Corp., 3'/2 % preferred
Borden
Electric
6-
6-
7-9
$37 %C
(quar.)
Securities, Ltd.—
1
36c
1
preferred
General
7-
$1.05
7-29
$37 %c
—
—
4%
1
6-13
$15c
$15c
$25c
(quar.)
income)
5
6-
6-13
5- 8
$1.12%
:
(quar.>
1
8
6-
5-26
75c
4% preferred (quar.)—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chicago Title & Trust Co.-(quar.)
Chicago Towel Co.* common
5-13
6-24
5-
6-16
50c
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
3-28
$30c
—
5-
6-
5-28
$31 %c
2
7-
8
$$1.50
com.:(quar.)—
6-
50c
8
5-
5-31
10c
37%c
A
Cleveland
(quar.)_
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly from net
Common
6
$1.25
(quar.)
&
2
$1.12'/a
Bond Investment Trust Co. of
America
Aluminum
6-
5-
6-
$$1.50
Co.
$1.75
Quarterly
Quarterly
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)—,—,—
Bohn
1
$1.18%
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4%% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
Co.
1
»6-
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
6-17
7-
8
6-24
$! 1(1.06%
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin
(reduced)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco,
6%
(Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
6-
7-
3%
(quar.)
preferred
6-13
50c
5-
$25c
—
(quar.)
Class'A;—1
Class
'5-8
5-27
5%
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand,
Ltd.
(quar.)
5-29
50c
dividend)-——
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
6-10
15c
75c
(s-a)—
.Canadian General
2
8
$32 %c
preferred
Canadian
2
75c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blgelow-Sanford, 4y2% preferred (quar.)
Bird & Son, 5% preferred
(quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light, common
Blaw-Knox
5-
6-
$7%c
conv.
investment
2
6-16
preference
Canadian
5-15
20c
20c
.__—
preferred
4.56%
6-
Ltd.—
—'
Canadian
5-16
3%
'
_____
Co.,
com.
•
—
Malting Co., Ltd.,
y2%'preference (quar.)
60c
5-16
6-
4
6-13
3%
preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
:
'
Series A ;preferred
(quar.)_____—:
Chicago Molded Products -Corp. (quar.)—1—
Chicago iRiver & Machine (quar.)
i
—
.
4.20%
4.75%
5-13
5
6-
$$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel,
Ltd., common—____
5-15
6-
preferred
$1.25
5-16
—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Bestwall Gypsum Co.
(stock
(quar.)
Canadian
6
2
2
(quar.)___—i!
—
Mfg.
6-
15c
(quar.)__
com.
6-13
1
37%c
Clark
Ltd.,
6-13
1
(quar.)
Series
'
20c
flic
(quar.)
Foundries
1
7-
(quar.)
Common > (quar.)
.
•
.
Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)_„
Canadian Breweries
Ltd., com. (quar.)
5-29
6-
•
5%
5-29
$1.06V4
$1.183/4
(stock dividend)
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. Co.—
$1.50 preferred (s-a)—
7%
7-14
2%
(quar.)
Canada
6-13
25c
Beryllium Corp.
Cement
(quar.)
7-
7-
$1.17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Unadilla Telephone
preferred (quar.)--—
4%%
2
$1.04
-
&
Common
9
25c
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5-16
1
6-20
12%c
Bemis Bros. Bag
A
2
7-
35c
—
(Quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co., class
(quar,)_.
6-
17%c
preferred
Bibb
8- 1
25C
Stone,
Extra
6-10
(quar.)
4%%
Steel
5-12
l%d
Canada
5-15
50c
.
Bethlehem
6-2
31V4C
Canada Permanent Mortgage
0-10
6-10
37%c
(reduced).
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*
&
5-16
5-
$1
(quar.)—
Canada Life Assurance
5-29
2
7-v 2
2
.—
Corp.
Lime
5-28
40c
Canada
•
2
6- 2
$25c
(quar.)—
Cut
Iron
4%%
5-15
1
7-
Howell
Bessemer
5-22
87 %c
(quar.)
preference
Canada
5-15
6- -1
6-
6-
(quar.)
4%%
,
3
$1.18%
(quar.)
Bell & Gossett
.
5-29
7-
7-
40c
Beech
B
6-16
$35c
(A. S.) Shoe, 4%%
Belden Mfg. (reduced)
Class
1
...
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd
Canada Flooring Co. Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Canada Foundries &
Forgings, Ltd.—
Z Class A (quar. )-:
I
$25c
;
•Beck
.
6-
dividend)
preference
5-15
$1.19
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3%% 'conv. preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.___—
Chicago Medical Arts Building——
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5-22
30c
Crushed-&
preference
6%
8-22
5-
2
25c
_
;
(quar.)—
Bergstrom
6
>
-
7%c
dividend
Aircraft
9-19
6-
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Bayuk Cigars Inc. (quar.)
Beam (J. B.) Distilling (quar.)
&
6-
v
deduc¬
(stock dividend)
& Burlington
County Ry. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
8-22
Bell
6-
________—
com.
i—;—
—;
preferred
Chenango
6-17
6-15
$1
California Packing Corp.
6-20
Bell
6-27
25C
Power,
6-
5-31
\
—
preferred
4%%
•
2
50c
,
Co.
6-13
67%c
•
Common
Camden
9-19
Belding
5-15
6-
$1.50
(stock
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
a
in-
preferred.(quar.)—
25c
$1.40
5-29
(quar.)
California
5-23
7-15
Bros,
25C
A
i 6-20
2
2
3c
ordinary (final)
,
6-10
12 %C
(quar.)
Terminal
(quar.)
Class
7-1
$1.05
$1.12 %
A
5-29
a
25c
pfd.
Chattanooga Gas C#. (quar.) ___—
Chemetron Corp;; common
(quar.)
5-16
5-12
,
Co.
Butler
5-15
6-16
(quar.)
Terminal
(quar.)
Extra-
1
20c
-
Butterfly Hosiery Co. Ltd., 7% pfd.
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co. (Del.)—
6-10
1
12 %c
(quar.)
■
1
7-
BU6li
Bush
6-10
1
$1.06
___
,
5-15
7-21
$1.75
'_
_
(quar.)__,
Class A.(reduced)
i
6-
$1.25
(s-a) *—
Burns & Co., Ltd.
(quar.).
Common
$5
6- 2
6-
—
(quar.)
5-15
42%c
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
:Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)
$4.50
9
5-
25c
preferred
Common
r
5-23
35c
common
1
$3
preference
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre
5-21
1
6-
(quar.)
Burton Dixie Corp.
(quar.)
5-15
preferred (quar.)
Baltimoie & Ohio RR—
Bearings, Inc.
Beaunit-Mills,
4
6-13
6-
10c
(quarterly from net
Burrard;Dry Dock, Ltd., class
5-15
|36c
!
6%
Stock
6-
4-25
$1.25
less
6-
6-
Chain Belt Co.
(quar.)
Champion Oil & Refining—
depositary.
Burnham Corp.,
9
6-20
—_____
Industries (quar.)_
Baldwin Piano, 6% preferred
Power
Century Industries Co.
35c
tax
6-18
t
common
6
25c
Mines, Ltd.—
tion of
on
6
6-30
income).:
Inc., common
Burndy .Corp.
dividend
6-
55c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stock
6-
35c
Burroughs Corp.
Baker
-i
Fund,
6-18
6-16
—
(quar.)
,
Ltd.—
•
(Canada)
Corp.
5-28
5%
dividend)—
preferred "A (quar.)..—
•4%% preferred .(quar.)..—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
6-
10c
inc.)
5%
4%
non-cum
common
6-30
>.
1
25c
6-18
6-30
(quar.)
(.
1
6-11
6-13
6-30
$1.12%
Telephone Co., 5.40%
7-
15c
—
5-20
10c
preferred
7-
10%
16 %c
(stock
American deposit receipts
Free -of British income
5-23
___
__—
4%
6
vestment
Burma
5-23
6-14
35 c
Corp.
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common
Bathurst
6-
-
6-13
6-10
42c
$1
$69c
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)-
5-27
6-
25c
Oil & Gas,
non-cum.
1
1
1
$1.06%
$63c
4%
11-26
,6-10
t20c
.
preferred
4%
7-
—
(quar.)___
_;
4% preferred tquar.)__________
.—
Bulolo Gold
Dredging, Ltd. (interim.)
Burlington Industries, common
(quar.)_—_
3% % (.preferred (quar.)_
'
Voting Machine (quar.)
preferred
12-15
*4c
(quar.)
Stock dividend—
6%
-
Bullock's
8-26
25C
Ayshire Collieries
Barden
6
7-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%; preferred (quar%—
4.65%.. preferred (quar.)
Century Food Markets Co.—
6
5-29
6-10
7-
$1.23
Central Vermont Public Service Co.—
6
66-
$$1.19
—
preferred (quar.)
Buffalo Forge Co
,
5-13
9-15
60c
.'
com.
6- 2
25c
tl2%c
_
?•
Co.,
Bullock
5-16
1
:
Avon Products
(quar.)
Axe Science & Electronics
5%
5%
1
1
(quar.)
Aztec Oil & Gas
5-
6-
6^
1.
Co. .(quar.)
Bailey Selburn
6-
1
1
30c
$5
1
6-30
35c
(tjuar.)
4.75%
7-
12-10
5-15
$1.16
com.
Corp.
Electric—
Louisiana
y-10
12-20
2
$1.12Va
—
(quar.)
Central & South West
Corp.
Central Steel & Wire Co
4-28
>7-
«
Ltd.,
Automatic
6-12
40c
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Auto Electric Service
Co.,
Class
1
50c
<
1
5-
$1.15
preferred
Powder
6-12
,7-
10%
.
4.50%
t$l
(quar.)
Budd
2
$56c
—
.
6-
t53c
_______
Buck Creek Oil Co
4-25
7-
Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
5-20
.
$1.11
-(quar.)
Atlas Corp./ 5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Atlas
3
$1.12%
4(/2% .preferred (quar.)-—u.—___—
4.44%' preferred (quar.)
'.Atlantic* Refining Co., .common
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
6-
6- 2
Central
9-20
(initial)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Central-Illinois Securities
5-23
2
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
of Reo.
6-20
$1.25
preferred
Central
—
2
30c
_
.
1
1
6-10
6-10
dividend)
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Brunswig Drug (quar.)_
9
4%
5-16
2
of
and voting trust
certificates
Brown Shoe Co.
(quar.)
6-13
Associated
$5
deduction
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
7-
6-
of
—
...
Astron Corp. (reduced)
Atchison, Topeka fe Santa
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Ltd.—
of 8d free
Com.
9
7-15
Co.,
preferred
Brown-McLaren
2
5-15
t25c
_
?.
50c
2
$1.60
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Brown & Sharpe
Manufacturing Co.—
5-19
37'/2c
,
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)
6-14
(quar.).
Brown
5-19
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
6-14
6-
4.92%
Holden
6-
$1.25
.
Service,
6-16
15c
payment
tax
less
Z
Income
1
93%c
pfd.
Tobacco
final
7-
45c
(interim)
6.40%
6-16
50c
—
receipts Ordinary (final)
Broderick & Bascom
Rope Co. (quar.)
Brown & Bigelow •
(quar.)_
6-10
25c
__
6-16
When
Payable
$1.25
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)_.
Central Illinois
Light, new
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public
5-15
6-30
Amer. dep.
6-10
7-
J18c
.
(quar.)
2
6-30
Columbia Electric Co.—
British
Ltd.—
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
5-15
1
6-
125 c
$28 %c
Share
pfd. (quar.)
Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
5%
5-15
4%%
9
6-
2
5%
9
93%c
56%c
_
tl5c
■.
Refining,
1
(a
6-
(quar.)
Depositary)
British
6-20
75c
—-
—
(quar.)
Oil
25c
$1.16%
22 %c
$5
•
5-
6-
(quar.)
B
Ordinary
6-
(quar.)
Hardware Co.
Class
5-
t30c
Company
Central Foundry
Co.,' 5%
Central of Georgia
5
t72%c
Oil vLtd.
American
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
British
5
5-
per
Name of
6
5-
1
(quar.)
Corp.
American
60c
4%%-pfd.
Ashland
British
5-
6-
6-
6•
1
$25c
—
common
preferred
Brass
62y2c
.
-
.3%%
1
!«-
common
Brockton Edison
Co.,
5-
6-
of Reo.
7-
tl2%c
—
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
$1.08%
»
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
(quar.)
Armco Steel Corp.
(quar.)
(J. H.)
6-
27Vie
(quar.)_
$2.50
Ashdown
4-30
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Bristol
30c
$4.35
preferred uquar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.-
$3.75 preferred
Aro Equipment,
6-
120c
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co.,
5-14
59c
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
5-24
6-13
preference
preferred
Brillo
Co.—
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.36
/
$2.90
9
2
25c
Common
$1.10
6-
5-
Payable
$1
(quar.)
Bright (T. G.), Ltd.,
5%
1
A
Holdert
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
6-20
50c
75c
Oil
Argus
!
Class
5-12
7-
participating preferred (quar.)
Arcus Realty Corp., $3
preferred (s-a)
Arizona
9
6
$$1.31%
$3
Argo
6-
6-
Ltd.—
Archer Daniels
Arden Farms Co.—
*
6-16
30c
~
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
Brantford Cordage, Ltd., class B
,6-6
A
When
Share
Name of Company
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Reduced
13
Holdert
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.) —
(quar.)
10c
6-
2
5-
1
70c
6-16
10c
6-13
5-27
20c
6-13
5-29
22 %C
6-16
5-26
6-
5-15
25C
2
5-9
,
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
25c
Consolidated Textile,
(s-a;
B
Class
6- 2
5-
6-
5-
1
$1.13
7-1
30c
——
5-29
—
1
25c
6-30
6-13
5-22
6-14
45c
1
6-30
$1.12.%
5-2.9
40c
35c
"0-13
5-29
Eastern
2
5-16
Eaton
riti~
6-30
1 Co
v
31 %C
6-
1
5-
7
6-
prefevred (quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Cosmopolitan
Realty
(quar.)
7-30
Edison
6-
1
5-15
4% %
preferred
(quar.)——
Edison Sault Electric Co. (quar.)___:—
6
5-23
preferred
iquar.)__^
6-
2
5-15
$4.50
preferred
12 %C
6-
2
5-19
$4,72
preferred
preferred
1
$4
8-15
8-
$4
11-15
11-
IOC
$50c
voting-
$50c
25c
Board Products (quar,).._
Corp. (increased)
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
27 %c
25C
Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred (quar.)
Corson <G & W H) Inc. (quar.)
$5.40
1
El
6-10
5-21
Common
5-12
4.10Co
5-29
,6-10
5-10
5-31
6-18
6-30
Corroon &
25c
5c
15c
93%c
(qUar.)
6
4-21
2
1
7-15
-
10c
6-10
Elox
7-
1
25c
10-
1
9-10
6-16
5-10
50c
preferred (quar.)
Crown Zellcrbacb Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
,.
Crum & Forster, common (quar.)
$1.05
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
'
50c
6-10
6-30
6-16
28c
6- 2
9-
2
8-15
7%
6%--preferred
(quar.)
Cuno Engineering Corp., common
$1 preferred (quar.)
Curtis Publishing Co.,
,
A
Class
D.
T.
M.
.(quar.)
Equity Fund
Erie &
7-
1
6-
6
Erie
6
6-
5
9-
5
Erie
12-
5
6-10
6-26
5-28
6-27
6-13
12-31
20C
75c
6-
2
5-28
5-15
6-16
6-
5
7-
3
93 %c
7-15
$1.50
7-
1
6-14
t$7
8-
1
3-31
15c
6-
2
5-15
6-13
5-14
5-14
Denver
to
$3.50
preferred
Denver Union Stock
Yard
1
6-
2
5-12
3
G-16
5-29
6-13
5-
5
5-
5
Federal
3
5-
2
5-15
5
Cement
Dome
Mines,
(quar.)
Ltd.
,.
preference
2
5-23
5-23
6V
6-11
5-23
1
6-13
7-
2
6-14
5-15
7-
6-14
1
Oliver, Inc.,
$2 preferred
5%%
Dow Chemical Co.
Dravo
Corp.,
4%
Drewry's, Ltd.,
Drexel
U.
Furniture
National Mortgage Assoc.
Pacific Electric
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board,
Federal
4.60%
$1.25
Sign & Signal,
5-29
1
Ferro
Field
Oil
Class
A
B
5-30
5-15
Co.
Corp.
87 %c
5-30
5-16
8-
1
7-
2
6-
2
$$1.25
20c
$15c
(quar.)_
1
5-
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
7
6-
6
20C
5-28
5-13
General Tire
5-31
5-13
Genuine
2
5-13
George
6-25
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc, (quar.)
:
6-
5-23
8-
1
7-18
6-
2
5-
35c
7-
1
5-23
$1
7-
1
5-23
50c
6-20
6- 2
$50c
6-14
5-23
„
5%
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1
5-20
First Security
&
Porter
5-
8
6-
5-
8
(quar.)
30c
(M.
H.)
Co.
Flintkote
Co.,
(quar.)
—
common
5-23
6-16
1
5-15
2
5-15
56c
5-31
6-
3
55c
7-
1
6-
3
59%c
7-
1
6-
3
66c
7-
1
6-
3
7c
Falls
Globe
Wernicke
7
Gold Seal Dairy Products
7-
10c
5-28
5-16
6-
1
5
6-
1
5-
Power
Corp.
Florida
Power
& Light,
6-16
6-20
Florida
40c
6-10
5-23
Flying Tiger Line,
35c
6-
Food
5-
5-20
(increased)
Corp.
5-20
9
5-29
9
5-29
6Co
60c
6-10
5-23
6%
lc
6-15
6-10
6%
6-15
6-10
8%
17c
6-16
5%
—
pfd. A
(s-a)„
3',4Co
preferred (quar.)
5-27
6-
6-15
5-29
2
8%
1
8%
8%
8%
2
6-14
6-
6-
2
6-
2
5-13
8%
6-
Grafton
&
6-27
6-
6
A
&
5-23
6-13
5-15
1
5-16
6-16
5-16
6-
5-
6-11
5-23
6-11
5-23
20c
30c
5
1
6-
6-16
6-
2
5-20
2
'
1
'
Products
10c
lc
$1.50
60c
.
—
6-
6-18
4
6-
6-18
4
1
6-13
6-16
5-15
7-
6-16
6-
2
6-
2
5-
2
6-14
6-
3
25c
(quar.)—
50c
50C
..
Co.,
6-25
6-10
5-22
60c
class A
American
7%
11-18
6-10
5-20
5-20
$2
9-10
8-19
$2
12-10
11-18
$2
-
;—
6-10
5-20
$2
(quar.)
8-19
12-10
11-18
$25c
—
9-10
$2
6-16
5-26
$25c
9-15
8-25
$25c
12-15
11-25
20c
(increased)
4-28
5-29
5%
Realty,
&
preferred
8-19
12-10
$2
4-28
6-16
5-20
5c
(quar.)
class A
Pacific
5-29
40c
Granite City Steel Co. (quar.)
Atlantic
9-10
$1.50
dividend
Great
6-10
$1.50
—.
;
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grand Union Co.
Stock
5
4-25
6-
-
15c
(initial-quar.)
Co.,
A
Class
6
2%
6
2
35C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)--;
preferred B (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Class
6-16
6-
6-
10c
5-13
75c
20c
27 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Batteries
R.)
(W.
Grace
5-31
G-16
W.)
(H.
New common
6-
7-
6-25
1
$1
5-31
5-
1
$1.75
Tea
5-31
5-
1
6-10
5-16
Co., com
(quar.)
6-14
6-
4
6-14
6-
4
Great Lakes
Dredge & Dock Co.
20c
Great Lakes
Power Corp., Ltd.—..
40C
(quar.)—
5-26
5-1.5
$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
5-16
Great
Lakes
1
5-29
Great
Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
7-
85c
6-10
6-
5%
1st preference
$2.50
2
$2.80
6-
2
5-15
17 %c
6-
2
1
6-30
6-
35c
6-30
6-16
1—
Co
2
$31 Vic
(quar.)_
Towing
$62%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1957 series)
$70c
75c
(quar.)—;
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
5-21
6-16
5-21
5-15
Great Southern Life Insurance
7-
6-
5
6-30
6-30
6-20
6-16
5-22
6-16
5-22
6-16
5-22
5
40c
-
American
A
Great
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
5-16
1
5-16
5-30
25c
6-17
5-
1
50c
6-30
6-
81V4C
6-16
2
Western Financial Corp.
6-
9
5-
9
6-
9
5-
9
7-
1
6-13
(stock
30c
(quar.)
$21%c
(initial)
2
6-
1
100%
(stock dividend)
deposit receipts ordinary
5-29
1
1
12-
100%
Ordinary shares
dividend)
6-
6-20
9-
12-10
Great Universal Stores—
6-24
6-
1
9-10
40c
6-20
6-
6-
6-10
40c
38c
15c
(Houston)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-20
$1.08
(quar.)
Inc.,
5-27
Government Employees Insurance—
6-
$1.12%
Machinery & Chemical, com. (quar.)
6
-
50c
common
6-
(quar.)
changed
to
Gold
Seal
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph .(quar.)
6-10
6-
6-21
(quar.)
3
6-13
6
1
B
Gossard
6-10
6
6-
Corp.—
Gould-National
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel
Industries
1
25c
2
6-
6-27
10c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gorham Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
-1
6-
6-27
7-
——,—-
Class
Class
6-20
2oc
2%
.
(quar.)
Name
-
6-11
7-
40c
Cement
Glens
7
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Florida
4.32%
Portland
2
5*16
5-19
1
40c
50c
5-
5-28
5-29
17 %c
In¬
$15c
6-
,
5-29
6-13
& Co.—
5-
6-15
3
6-
7-. 1
preferred
5-27
1
5-15
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
1
50c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common %quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
5-22
6-12
(G. M.)
6-
$1.25
—
(from
—
conv.
Gillette
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-25
6-
(Interim)
6-14
$1.25
$4 preferred
7-25
55c
(quar.)Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.:—
12c
(quar.)_
7-25
6-15
6-15
$1.25
6-20
*30c
1
8-15
-
2
(quar.)
Boston
preferred
Great Northern Ry.
—
6-10
6-
-
5-27
5c
(s-a)
2
1
7-
50c
—-
of
—
5%%
7-
50c
(quar.)
6-20
;
53 Yb C
40c
4%% pfd. (quar.)_
5-27
62 %C
40c
(quar.)—„—
1
7-15
6- 2
27 %c
(quar.)_
Great
(increased-semi-annual)
Corp.
7-
7-31
22y2c
<
Extra
35c
—
7-15
8%c
Fund
income)
Getty Oil Co., 4%
28%c
Fund
50c
5-22
6-30
(quar.)—
Products
Gerber
8
30C
(quar.)
30c
2
6
40c
25c
40c
6-16
5-29
9
6-
preferred (quar.)
Giannlni
(quar.)—
Fleming Company, common—,
5%
preferred (quar.).
1
6-
6-26
dividend
Stock
68%C
—
5-15
6-
6-28
X'
33c
Rubber Co.
&
Parts
Putnam
vestment
6-14
$1.50
45c
6-
6-
-45c
50c
.'i'
32 %c
certificates
American
25c
(quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A
5-15
6-15
y4%
6-15
7 VaC
Fishman
2
5-27
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—4.75% preferred (quar.)——
5.28% preferred (quar.)
General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
9
9-
.
5-1$
6-
5-27
6-15
(quar.)—,
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
10c
(quar.)
25c
-
(quar.)_
4
31 %c
5-16
15c
.
6-13
25c
2
1
5-27
6-15
75c
preferred (quar.)Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp., common
(quar.)_
5-29
6-
(quar.)
6-14
6-
6-15
40c
$2.20
(see Marshall Field)
& Co.
First Bank Stock Corp.
4%%
•
6-30
6-10
$1.25
$37 %c
2
7-
$31 %c
(quar.)
*
9
5-
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
Financial
Fischer
_
4-25
6-10
50c
—
(stock dividend)
Corp.
(Marshall)
Class
1-16
25c
—.——
$2.25
10c
pfd. (quar.)
common
7
5-20
6-10
General
$1
preferred (quar.)
5-16
1-30-59
34%c
5-
(monthly)
Federal United Corp., $3 preferred
4%%
A
1
Federal Screw Works (quar.)
First National Stores
(quar.)
S.
6-
'
7
7-
1
—.———
preferred
General
.
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—•
$12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12%
-
Filtrol
50c
;
1
(monthly)
6-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
Bearings
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
(quar.)
preferred
1
20c
6-30
Douglas .Oil Co. of Calif.—
Dover Corp.
6-
(quar.)
1
125c
common
40c
45c
7-30
t25c
Ltd
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Dorr
5-15
—
7-
•
Ltd.
2
(Battle Creek,
Fifteen
25C
.$1 preference (quar.)
Bros.,
6-
-
5-20
$62 %c
& Sons
12 %C
(Syracuse
1
Investments, Ltd.—
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.,
Common (quar.)
*
Donohue
5%
$1.18%
7-
1
8-
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5c
6-
25c
(quar.)
Donnelley (R. R.)
General
5-23
5-31
U7%c
:Dominion A Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5Co preferred (quar.)
r
5-15
;
39c
(quar.)
(quar.).
<■
.
5-29
25c
(quar.)
15c
Dominion Electrohome Industries,
Dominion Scottish
5%
2
6-
50c
-
■
6-
6-12
130c
Dominguez OH Fields (monthly)
Monthly
-
Federal
10c
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg;, $1.56 preferred
•
Federal
6-16
6-
5%
Co.
$1.32
(quar.)
(Del.), class A (monthly)
Mortgage
B
6-16
4%
dividend
Pepper
Class
6-27
$1
(quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Dr.
$1.30
5-15
lc
Federal Insurance Co.
6-10
30c
dividend)-.
Inc.
5-29
5-29
10c
Federal
2
5-15
8-
60c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-10
6-13
45c
Federal-Mogul-Bower
2
6-10
preferred
5-30
(quar.)
5-15
15c
Productions
$1
5c
30c
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
(quar.)
Mich.)
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Houses,
5-20
51.12%
pfd.
6%
&
Federal Glass Co.
25c
A
Dictaphone Corp., common
4Co preferred (quar.)—
Stock
6-10
15c
Life
2
6-
6-27
Dobbs
30c
■—
6- S
50c
(quar.)
Devoe & Reynolds Co., class
Class B
^
6-20
1
5-15
12- 5
6-
(stock
5-10
.
1
60c
Life Insurance
6-15
$1
50c
V
—
$3
:
12-15
6-16
(Walt)
5-23
6-16
5-30
6-
Extra
(quar,;
5-15
Equipment—
(reduced)
(quar.)
General Refractories Co.
(quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
4%% preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
5% Co preferred (quar.)General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
(quar.)
1
5-
7-
(quar.)
62 %c
.
2
(quar.)—
General Portland Cement Co,
5-15
35c
Corp.,
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9
5-15
5-29
3c
Extra
3
6-
6-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
$3 preferred (quar.)
1
$4.75 preferred (quar.)—,
'
2
6-
-
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common (quar.)
5%% preferred 1953 series (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
3
30c
Club
6-
6-14
$10c
& Traders
Y.)
1
Co.
Disney
6-30
35c
Co
«fc
Brewing
Extra
6-
6-
6-20
10c
93%C
$1.60
22 %c
-
Farmers
6-
$2
1
—
Co.
5
6-
7-
'
5
5-16
6-16
$1.25
(quar.)—.—_
common
5-16
2
b-
20c
quar.),—
Co.
(quar.)
Advertising
Outdoor
Common
5-14
6-
$1.25
Equipment Acceptance
7-
25c
preferred
General Precision
5-14
2
6-19
•
Farm
Detroit
Diners
•
—
—:—
preferred (quar.)
General
5-14
2
6-
$3.75
$1.25
—
6-13
6-26
Inc.
6-
-
25C
(quar.)
2
7-15
Diebold,
$.160
$1.25
$5
5-14
-
2
6-
$1.42
Gc
7-
50c
Portland
2
(quar.)
5-14
(quar.)
Diamond
6-
Merchandise
General Motors Corp.,
7-
50c
(reduced
com.
(quar.)
General
5-14
$1.25
5-14
Detroit Edison Co.
Harvester
$1.41%
Industries,
preferred
•
(quar.)
Corp.
5-14
•
25c
2
$1
Tramway Corp.—
1st preferred
$2.50
5-29
Oil
Finance
5-14
2
2
$1.65
2
40c
$2.50 to $3.50
6-14
2
6-
5c
6-
40c
(quar.)
6-13
25c
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Co.
(Del.)
General Foods Corp.' (quar.)
5%
6-
35c
6-
12 %c
Supply Co. of New York
''-'J. 25c
6-27
General
$1.34
V
(quar.)
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Quarterly
N.
debenture stock (quar.)
Dentist
6-13
6-16
5-14
6-2
$1.37%
—
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
2
6-27
50c
5-14
$1.37%
50c
97 %c
(quar.)
31%c
2
6-
SI.06%
2
6-17
6
6-
6-14
1
5-15
Crude
G-30
5-15
7-
6-
General
6-
5- 9
6-10
1
5-23
$1.02%
2
$2
1
30c
93 %C
RR. -(s-a)
common
Morse
Extra
Falstaff
6-
5-28
6-
6-14
7-
Foods, common (quar.)
—-—
preferred (quar.)
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_——
1
7-
6-16
$1.50
6-2
Cigar
Fairmont
2
35c
5-16
—
General
convertible pfd. (quar.)—
Co., 6%
Fairbanks
7-
37 %c
(quar.)-
5-23
.4%
6-
2
preferred
5-23
Eafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
$1
6-
2
6-
:$i
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
60c
93 %c
5-31
32 %c
5-23
90c
Fairbanks
4-28
1
6-15
5-15
City Steel Inc.—
General
preferred (1957 series) (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)
Essex Co.
(extra)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
11-
34c
1
(quar.)
Corp.—
1
11-15
/.—
$1.35
1S2.50
Dennlson Mfg.. common A (quar.)
Voting
preferred
Rcsister
8-
10c
(quar.)^
(quar.)__—
1
.—
-i—.—
Co., 7% gtd.
RR.
8-15
50c
12-20
2%
security profits)
Delaware
;
—
2
50c
1
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh
5-19
6-
pfd. iquar.)
7-
—
Railroad, $5 preferred
preferred (quar.)
$5
9-26
12-26
end a-distribution of 3%c from real-
come
8Co
5-20
6-
35C
Deere A Co., common
(quar.)
-t-7-%-? preferred (quar.-)
Delaware Fund'(9c-from net investment in-
.
1
1
25C
-——
Crystal
ized
5-20
1
67-
60c
5%.preference (s-a)
««
6-
50c
,
.
9
50c
Dairies (6tock dividend)
Dana Corp., common
(quar.)
3 %%
preferred
(quar.)!
Davidson-Boutell Co., 0% conv. pfd. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class B
Day-Brite Lighting Inc. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd, (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, common (quar.)_.—
3%% preferred A (quar.)
3% Cor preferred B (quar.)
3.90%* preferred C (quar.)
Debenture & Securities Corp. of
Canada—
■:
6-
50C
Formerly Diamond T Motor Car Co.
Daggafonteln Mines (lrreg.)_
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. (quar.)
Daitch
6-27
$5
(quar.)
Corp.
9
15c
1
A
(quar.)
Mines (quar.)——
Cyprus
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
6-
12 %C
(quar.) —
$4 prior pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp.-—
Class
9-57
6-27
25c
$1.60
Class
—
9-29
$2
$1.50
(quar.)
common
7-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Telephone,
6-17
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
7%
6%
7-
4%'% preferred (quar.)
—
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)-—
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)
Equity
Corp.,
common
(stock
dividend).
(13/lp0th of a share of Financial Gen¬
eral Corp. common for each share held)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
5-15
28c
6-20
2
-irr
7-
•
Cuban American Sugar
Cuban
7-
.
preferred
1
6-
25c
5-23
Corp. (Mich.)
Williainsport RR. Co.—
5%
7-11
7-
General Acceptance Corp., common iquar.)__
General America Corp.
(quar.)—.—
1
7-15
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)—
Elox Corp.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric, com, (quar.)..—„
5-23
$2
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
7-21
15c
■■■
$1.03
preferred (s-a)
Emery Industries (quar.)
8
25c
68%C
10c
$1.18
7%
9
$30c
8%
6-20
Co.
Service
6% Co
5-31
7-
Elmlra &
25c
(quar.)
6-12
6-15
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co., $2
5-15
75c
$1.12%
Investment
Electronics
2
General Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)—
General Builders Supply Corp.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)__.
(quar.)
Co.
6-
4%
5-16
.
Electrolux
7-15
1
8-
(reduced)
Battery
Storage
fnc.,
Trailer,
Gate
32 %C
Co.
6-16
,
(quar.;—„
•
Gas
——
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
5-16
8-
$3
.
►«»
Gardner-Denver Co., common
1
6
1
25c
5-23
•;
6
5-
7-
25c
—
5-16
6-16
5-
25c
pfd. (quar.)_™__—
of the Loom, Inc.—
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
-I.¬
Fruit
2
6-10
1
20c
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
Electric
5-29
6-
(quar.)
.Class A
6
6-16
10c
(quar,)
Crown Cork. International Corp.—
.Class A
5-23
6-
,;6-
28 VeC
conv.
Class B
-
6-20
1
7-
25c
preferred
preferred
Electric
preferred (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
,
7-
Fruehauf
6-
6-16
40c
(quar.)——~—
4%%
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.).
—
5.36% preferred (quar.)————
5.50%
preferred (series of 1956) (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
5.68%-preferred (quar.)
6.40% preferred (quar.)
—
$5 second pfd. (series of 1957) (quar.)
5-12
2
6-
5-15
'
2
6-16
Company
Quflrfccrly
Friendly'Finance
Paso Natural Gas Co.—
6-
2
common
3-26
2
6-
6-16
—
preferred <quar.;_™
5-16
6-13
$1.06%
~
(quar.)—
(quar.)
v—.
(quat\)i„_.._-._.-.„
5-26
(quar.)
6-13
(quar.)r
C-
$4.12
Natural Gas
4%%
Co.,
40c
$$1.50
Cornell Paper
Coty International Corp
Crane Co., .3%%
preferred
Cribben & Sexton Co.—
Electric
common
5-13
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
6-15
;quar.;_..—
6-12
5-15
75c
_
Quarterly
Copeland Refrigeration (reduced)
(H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A
Class B non-voting
Stores,
1
5-23
6-12
$$1.25
Bridge Works
Pitt
5%%
•'
1
Paso
1
6-14
6-
+25c
7-
2
6%
(final)
class A
(quar.)
$37 %c
6-
6-
60c
25c
1
El
6-14
7-
7%C
(quar.)—
20c
6%
1
25c
;
8-
35c
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)—
Friedman
(L.;
Realty
(quar.).
5-30
7-
15c
$1
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common
Class A
(quar.)
Bros.
6-14
$25c
'
Ordinary
B
Foxboro
—
25c
common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
——
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.).
——
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—
V, ; V
5-31
—
6-16
prior
Corby
Corp.—
5-13
6-12
(quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., common
5-23
6-16
—
1
Cook Paint-Varnish,
6-10
$$1.75
(accum.)
32 %c
—
Motor
Foremost Dairies
6-12
6-30
30c
7-
(quar.)——*
Ford
Fort
pfd.
5-26
20c
(quar.)
Ltd. (Ordinary)
(Canada), Ltd.,
Ford Motor,
'
$$1.30
1
4-25
5-30
55c
$1.13
I
5-26
6-16
50c
Corp.
;;
Baler (quar. )„
Ecuadoreun
5
Ford Motor Co.
3%
(quar.)__,--__~~~*—---—
(quar.)
Corp.
5-23
Class
Paper
Economy
6-
6-10
31 %C
(quar.)—
Lines
Air
Eastern
6
6-16
—
(stock dividend)—
7.
5-13
3%
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace Inc., class B
10c
—
<qu~r)
Co.
preferred
5.20%
6-13
7-
93% C
l——
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
5%' 1st preference A (quar.)
—
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com. (quar.)—
5-20
6-
quar.)
Kootenay Power Ltd.,
East
$1
monthly
pay
preferred (quar.)
Eagle-Picher
—
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continental.Can Co.. common (quar.)
$3.75* preferred (quar.)
;—
4.50%' conv. 2nd'pfd (quar.)—
Continental Oil Co. (Del.) (quar.)
—
Continental Oasualty Co. (Chicago)
(quar.)
Continental- Copper & Steel Industries—
Common 1otoek dividend)
5% preferred <quar.)
Continental Gin Co., 4%% Pfd. (quar.)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)_
Controls Co.-of -America
7-1
i
5-20
5-26
12 %c
—
Foote Mineral Co.
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (s-a)
6-6
6-6
6-6
5-14
1
Co.
Duriron
35c
Mart, Inc. (quar.)
Stock dividend
25c
on).
now
Duro-Test Corp., common
4-30
5%
7-
(will
1—j.—
.
1
6-
-
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Food
5-15
Hol&ere
When
Par
Name of
of Rec
6-10
5c
(resumed)
( quar.)_
International
from
5-13
5-28
5-30
$1.12'/a
4# preferred (quar.
Continental Assurance Co.
Corning
2
$37 %c
$1.04
preferred (quar.)——-$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Consumers Wuter Co. (Me.)
(quaiy
Container Corp. of America—
;
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
Holder»
Payable
Share
Company
U. H.( & Son
Bradstreet. Inc.
Dunhill
1
_
—-
$4.50
$3
Dun &
$10c
<quar.)_
preferred
$4.16
Dulany
5-15
Co.—
Power
Consumers
5-20
2
30c
(quar.)
Paper
Consolidated Water, Power &
Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
2
6-
U2c
--
Consumers
6-
50c
(quar.)
5% pfd. (e-a)——_—_
Consolidated Theatres Ltd^ class A (quar.)
Paper Co.
Consolidated
Name of
Payable of Rec.
>
When
Per
Holderi
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
;
,
.
(2342)
Griesedieck Co.,
5%
convertible pfd.
Grocery Store Products Co.
Grolier
37%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Society (quar.)
(Continued
6-14
6-30
8-
1
,
7-25
on page
48)
20c
6-13
5-23
20c
■
6-16
5-29
Volume
187
Number 5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2343)
Stock Record «» New York
Stock Exchanae
VF«p^L*re6L°eMlIBcICDELc,
WEEItU V0U,"E W TMDIM
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
-28
Oct
21
92
2
17
30% Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
17% Jun 10
14
NEW YORK
Highest
5174 July 15
104 7'2 May 22
Nov 13
11% Jan
Lowest
337a Jun
37% Feb 12
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
57% May
110 % May
2
4%
ABC
19 74 May 23
30
12 U Oct
21
21
Dec
27
3874 Jan
8
1974 Jan
24% Jan
3
20% Dec
24
277/2 July 18
20% Jan
2374 May
6
24
Mar
132
Feb
1
12
204
45% Oct 21
30
July
2
Dec
Jun
30
2
114
Oct
.
Jan
31
2
2% Jan
11% Jan
3
72
240
Oct
146
Sep
Jan
2
16
Corp
Alabama, & Vicksburg
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mar 17
Jan
2
681a Nov 18
98% Jan
23% July
3
21
2
Jan
3612 Dec 24
59
Oct
4
40% Jan
23% Dec 30
30% Jan
8
27
,
Jan
30
477a Jun
19
1074 May 19
35% Jan
2
20
82
30
74
6
237a Nov 19
39
Jau
53 Ya
July
8
July
8
30
102
80% Feb
25
4
99
27
;Jan
2
26% Apr 10.
00% Jan
2
Jan
Inc
No
Corp
4.08%
Mfg
common
convertible
22
Jan
IS
10
27% Jan
21
36
Apr 29
May 23
33% Feb 21
44
j.
88 % Nov
13
59
22
Oct
14
Dec
Oct
30
31*4 Jan
7
77
113
25
2
767a May 12
14% Jan
2
2
85% Jan
13
9774 Jan
3
25
Oct
21
32 % Dec
2774 Apr
7
51
Sep
5
lft%Fcb
9
3774 Aug
8
99% Mar 28
34 % Jan
937a Nov 13
16 "a Oct
11
27
5
May
9
8
33% Jan
8
78
140
18
July
108% Apr
37% Feb
4
13
Jan
2
20 Ya
6% July 11
3% Jan
2
45% July 25
42 % Mar
7
41% Jan
18
2
38% Dec 30
53
% Jan
25
28
Oct
24
.
75% Nov 26
351/4
Oct
May
6474 July
64
Sep
39 % Jan
93% Feb
22
2
10
Jan
40
5
Feb
2
39% Jan
62% Jan
2/
29% Jan 17.
80% Jan
3
27
48% July 15
25
30
Feb
.
38% Jan
2
11% May
7
137a Dec 30
May 22
1774 Aug 27
277a Jan
35
49
297a Oct
22
39 %
16%
Dec
70
Oct 28
23
12
1
1974 Jan
2
11% Jan
2.
23% Jan
107s Oct 21
2
82% Feb
17% Apr 23
19% Dec 30
14% Jan
7
16% Jan
3
135
Feb
2
18
75
84% Dec
5
15 V2 Aug 19
73
13
Jan
97% Jun
7
34
Jan
3
13
Feb
Jan
'
■
a
92
15% Jan
>
93
10
Oct
2
17% Jun
102
11
Jan
7
9ft
12
May 27
43% July 10
Jan
32% Jan
78
Aug 28
83
79
41
Jan
21
22
17% Jan
28
99% Feb
92
• Apr 21
14% Jan 27
20% May 7
102
Apr 11
17
Jun
108
•
Oct
5874 July 18
28% Jun 13
47% Jan
16
88
20% Dec 20
24
Dec
11
5% Jan
4
6
29
July 31
31
July 31
16 % Jun *12
Nov 14
"44"
Feb
11
7
18% Dec 23
3374 May
30% Oct 22
10 % Dec
24
141
Nov
15
35% Dec 31
133 % Nov
4
39% Oct
Oct
30
27% Dec
31
47% Jan
113
3
45% Mar 12
6
22% Nov
6774 Dec
9574 May 16
28
.
23 V4 Mar
23 74 May
7
1
Jan
2
14% Apr
Jan
2
2
1474 May 12
60% May 23
20% Jan
36
2
39% Mar
2
154
,
Jan
22
6
42% Jan
7
11% Jan
6
28% Mar 13
Apr 21
3374 Apr
9
1474 Mar 13
9
157
Jan
5
1*
*3
Jan
15
,
11774 Jan
3
2774 Jan
56
Apr 29
12574 May
1
3374 May
6
31
65% Jan
6
Apr
24
25% Feb
12
Oct
24
34 74 Apr
25
31 Ye Jan
tt
7% Oct
24
12
75
Apr 28
3074 May 23
33% Apr 23
2
8% Jan
2
11% Mar 19
4
167% Jan
2
178% May 23
31
74% Feb
27
87 % May 22
.30
160
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
8% Oct
22
24
Nov
40
Jan
179% Mar
78% Jan
1317c Feb
14
122% Jan
8
44% July 11
1174 July 26
25% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
7
2774 Feb
6
Jan
8
22% Oct
4
2574 Jan
23
23% Jan
9% Oct
10
21
7
10% Jan
2
3.9% Oct
22
19 72
Mar
26
5
39% Dec 30
33% Aug
72% Jan
9
40
Jan
45
13
81
2
4774 Apr
8
Dec
31% Feb
30
2
84
Aug 29
32%. Dec 30
22% Oct 21
24% Oct 22
*21 footnotes
May
45
Dec
95% May
134
Apr
23
31
Apr
10
147« M«v 23
'
2274 Jan
2
'
11
41,
28 74" Mar
3
26% Mar 13
1274 Jan
2714 May
48
28
7
Mar 24
57% Mar 25
3
31%
274
-
16%
3174
114
114
2074- -,•2074
80
77'4
7774
4%
5 74
5
4%
20%
'190
210
90
16
34%
;■
95
*13%
1374
70
3 4 74
90
*87
16
367a
•'
1374
76 74
7574
*24'/4
24%
2474
42
■.■>92
7674
24-7#
43
t
7
54
2
100
May 21
May 13
Inc
4 3 74
43
74
34 74
*13%
74
13% s
74
.
1674
1674
45.900
6,300
11674'
2074
,20
20%
1.400
80
5
20
574
17,200
210
~2Q
90
16
1674
12,900
35%
.
2.5.74
21,700
95
"13 74
■'
74
43,
700
76%
24.400
25
900
42%
76
1374
7574
25
7574
,Oq
43
9.000
35
3474
35
1074
1074
1074
1074
45%
11%
1174
44',4
1174
44%
1174
117a
4474
4474
44
79
79
44%
4374
44
79
79
79
79
2274
7874
78%
200
21,500
79
35
3574
35%
35%
3,900
.
8,300
11,500
2274
22%
95%
23%
X9574
2274
2374
9574
23 74
*9574
237,,
3171.
31%
9574
3174
►95 74
9 6 7a
31%
•95%
967V
2674
2774
3174
31 %
2674
317 a
2774
31%
313
4
657#
2 7 74
06
2774
277#
2,100
6474
31%
27 74
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46
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44
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40
42
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9474
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75
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9374
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41
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105
3074
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105
41
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41
4074
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34%
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400
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44
95
1774
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41
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36
43
74 74
1774
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200
*
100
1
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20
American Cable & Radio
Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
7%
preferred,
25
*65
67
65
70
500
,
65
70
21%
34%
-
2174
2174
23 74
53,700
34 7 u
34%
34%
34 Tu
3,100
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—
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17%
177«
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1974
*19%
43%
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437',,
44
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77
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41
47
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5
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17%
20
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5
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15.800
20
5
100
5
467a
5,700
46 7 a
29,500
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4174
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a
77
417a
4474
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77,'
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7674
44
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77 '.
4174
44
3,300
1,000
77
5,000
3474
34 74
35 74
3574
94
93%
46%
9374
94
94
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47
47%
47
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3174
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10
31 74
4374
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5
74
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1774
1774
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37
3674
3674
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2474
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2474
2474
25
2474
25'
25%
26%
6,300
13 '4
137#
13%
13%
14
14 74
14
1474
17,200
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137,,.
2374
13%.
23
237a
24
6,000
40c
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12.50
10
l
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*30%
*77
90
1574
*1.03
*13 74
1
19%
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4
81
9074
15%
110
1374
1974
23 74
*78
1574
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19%
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36
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3374
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3374
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1
20%
20%.
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97
*10174
3374
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74
477n
36,300
31%
3174
327a
32
327a
44
43
437a
43%
43 74
3,500
27,600
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1974
1874
187#
1874
197-V-
177 a
1774
1774
18%
18
187a
37' '
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90
16
100
247a
24
24%
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81
9074
9074
91
9174
4,800
167a
2,000
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197a
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24
.
1674
1674
110
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19
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110
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1374
102
102
102
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600
1974
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1974
3474
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34%
80
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86
3474
34,
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34 Ya
•84
3474
3,800
—
20
15,100
85
52
52 %
53
5374
53%
1,900
2074
2174
97
102
51%
52 74
2074
102
2174
2074
21%
2174
2274
47,800
97
95 74
9574
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*95%
1
98
30
21
4.400
20%
2071
20-%
20%
207 a
2074
2074
20%
20%
20
preferred
5,300
80
110
137a
1974
10,700
38
80
167 b
■103
1374
•36
-
90%
90
1574
38 74 '
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80
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5174
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30
.
47%
2
com
900
94 7 <
4774
43%
110
*1374
3574
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4774
80
89 74
35% '
'
102
100
par
common
preferred
American Molasses
4674
•
46%
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common
7
3.90%
preferred
100
Amer Machine & Metals
No
convertible
47
1774
.*
*9374
10
20
1
574%
40%
17%
20
5%
3474
100
Products
5
43%
preferred
American Metal
5%
10
No par
common
Inc
,
4174
American International Corp
American Investment Co of III
Climax
5
41%
American Home Products
4%%
74
41 >4
100
American Hardware Corp
American Hawaiian SS Co
Amer Metal
5
47 Ya
com
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American & Foreign Power
noncumui&tlve
17%
19%
5
4674
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co__l
h American Electric Power Co
American Encaustic Tiling
American Enka Corp
American Ice Co
16%
19%
No par
No par
Cable,
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred,,
*22%
23%
*2274
2374
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2374
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2374
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14%
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14
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13%
14
14
14%
400
5
13%
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13
14
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1374
1374
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139,100
25
5974
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60
60%
6074
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60!
60::
607a
607
American News Co
American Optical Co
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24%
247,
25
25
247a
25%
2574
2574
25
25
1
3674
37
37
3774
37 74
37%
3774
88
38
38
Amer Potash
& Chemical
No par
3774
37-%
37 74
37%
377
38%
38
39
37%
387 a
24,200
Amer Rad
Std Sany common
12
23,100
1
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
&
Co
5
100
Co
29 7„
62%
62'#
63
42 ? 2
43
43
150
149
151
100
155
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29
2974
62
61
61 ?
44%
44%
45
27,800
151
240
62
62
44
43%
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44
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150
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70 74
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25
25
5
69
69,74
29
33 74
33%
1074
10
177
54
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4
180
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a
40
31%
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3,200
29 74
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29
33 %
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55
1,300
2,200
29
63
150
xll%
7.000
155
2674
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29%
29
30
30%
307*
2,100
33 3
33%
33%
3374
3374
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10
1074
9%
107a
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600
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74,400
83%
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34,500
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7274
72
74
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87%
83 74
178
737a
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100
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13174
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2874
2874
2874
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2874
28%
2874
32,600
5
12%
13 '
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1374
13%
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13 74
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1374
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21,100
132
132
1317a
131
690
500
27 %
27'4
74
2774
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28
277-4
2774
28
28
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2074
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26%
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2674
26
26
11%
113 8
117«
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117a
1174
11%
25%
25%
2374
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257a
257a
2,000
4374
43%
44
44 74
44%
45%
32,500
50
50
517a
51
5174
530
54
54
54
53
5374
2,600
100
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103
♦100
1
11
27
1
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25%
25 74
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50
4274
43 7«
43
43%
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49 74
49 74
4974
50
51%
53
52%
53
Corp
Cable
Common
6.25
88,
Jan
33.
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
37% Apr 28
2974 May 8
40
Mar 20
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
2574 Apr
21
30
Andes
Mining—
133
25
Smelting
,
8774
25
series
Lead
85 3 h
25
com
17674
25
common
Amphenol Electronics
Anaconda Co
Copper
11%
„
100
5%%
Wire
1174
*153
29%
1
preferred
Anaconda
12
157
„
100
1
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
Zinc
153
a
__25
common
Co
American Tobacco
Preferred
150
a
11%
*
29%
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
:
American
1174
157
30!,,
Amer Sugar Refining common
7%
preferred
6%
11%
*153
29%
6% noncumulative preferred
American Steel Foundries
American Stores
11%
157
14
No par
No par
Ship Building; Co
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7% preferred
i
American Snuff
11%
*153
%
10
Co
9
12
2,100
3%
*114
"
'
160
3%
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137s'
-13%
-
42
9374
common
July 12
Feb
"
95
*49
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Jan
*154
1674
347V
900
32
90
16%
35
1374
-
225
90
16
3474
95
19,000
*190
34%
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1.700
583 4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
b%
210
1674
95
2174
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1574
*92
1974
:
;
574
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100
8,500
58
3174
80
5
210
7574
:
43%
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;
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247a
11074
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1,500
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2074
574
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190
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17 v
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1674
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78
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9f74
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3174
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.
11674
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223
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'
17
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160
274
17
1
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32
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2%
16%
114
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.
160
18 7 a
•
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9'%,
1
222
39%
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100
May 31
3174
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t-i
1974
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97a
;:
21 ?e
58 74
•
39%
2
43%
nape
31%
215
90
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coin,.
50%
SAP
56%
9474
_
3
2174
57
93%
50
American
May
46% Mar 24
22
5674
39 "a
6%
7% preferred
American Seating
154
21%
210
100
60
35% Jan
145
Apr
187#
974
23
2974
189%;
35%
41%
1
-
May 12
3074 May 13
22% Jan
4374 Apr
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
155 74 Jan 24
45% Jan
12374 Feb
22 74 May 23
2
8
Apr
4
3474 Jan 10
18
84 % Apr 14
57% Mar 24
11
158
17.% Oct 21
52% Dec 31
14
6
48% Jan
377a May 17
66 34 July 11
187'a Jan
9
22
Jan
37% Feb
22% May
64% Jan 31
33% Oct
Jan
•
20% Feb
872 Mar 21
Oct 22
■
28
May 8
'16% Mar 11
2
vo
-
Jan
93
J
29%. Oct 22
14%. Apr 28
2474 May 22
27
16
26% May 23
31
16% Jun
'10% Feb 12
Jan
Apr 30
187b
9 7a
1874
<"
j
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*18774
95 74
1
I
1HC1C11C
Bakeries Co
American Chain &
37
2
Nov 29
12% Oct 22
73%.Nov 26
VUliYCiVll.'iC
American Chicle Co
4574 May 2
1974 May 20
18% Apr 21
1374 Jan 30
14
Jun
3174 Feb
Oct 21
,w
8
4774 May 22
13274 May 9
9%
s211
160
,
74
1
w
American
8
May 22
96% Mar 6
214
9
23 74'
2274
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45% Feb
36,
24
.
Apr 28
974'-.
'
;
.No par
7974 May
•
89% Jan 17
29 72 Apr
23% Oct 22
May 19
42% Jan 21
2
3
4
25
574 May 15
48
,
24
8
,
.19 3
Apr
7V
2974
189
—12.50
;
8
May
237k
'7874
50
6
90
Mar 31
:
1877a
Co—
prefen
23 74 May 23
2
37% Nov 27
35% Jun 20
May 21
*2974
18774
v
t
*22 74
28,000
-
1074
100
>
Amer
24Ya Jan
convertible
2
.65
t
1974 Feb 25
19
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
6%
24
32% Jan
59% Mar 19
577a July
32% Dec 30
104% Feb 12
113 8 Dec
31
Mar
66,
29%
186
2974
186
'
19%
4474
10
17
25
*29
2974
43%
1
,
95 74 May 14
4274 Apr
207a
34 74
No par
96% May 23
6474 Jan.
3
Jan
Feb
16
70% Aug
24% Jan
30
81
52
20%
75%
10
May 23
53% July ,3
147% Jun
7
22%/'
24%
5
preferred
Amalgamated Leather
21
31
22%
1574
_ioo
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
30% Feb
Dec
22%
3374
No par
.
Alpha Portland Cement,/
29 % Jan
33
47,600
227a
20%
*92
Dar
—
common
32% Mar 12
2474 Nov 13
20
*87
NoDar
_
3474 Mar 11
217a Dec 27
20
474
-18
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
74% Mar 24
3,300
1974
20
>180
,__1"
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores
16
39
1974
20'4
*7774-
IIHI —5
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
4%
X3874
20
114
.100
gtd
Allied Kid Co
80% Apr 22
2674 Jan 22
3974
1974
conv
Industries Inc—
Allied Chemical Corp
May 13
■•187a
387a
2074
1674
.100
Allen
47% Mar 19
•-
•
2274 May 19
91% Jan
8
4
271'2 Dec 23
20
39
19%
—1
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
4974 Mar 24
Dec
36% May 9
119
May 16
14% Feb
9
187«
39
274
1
prior preferred,—_No par
preferred
.,10
Alleghany Ludlum Steel ~Corp" .,,1
3774 Mar 11
Jan
! —2
preferred A
200
39
conv
6%
3574 May 23
1574 Jan 21
70 % Dec
17
$4
2
35
,Jan
27
13
Nov
Jan
5%%
96
2
12
22%!Aug 13
17
1874 Mar 28
91. Apr 18
-1274 Jan
3:
,72% Apr 29
3
20'4 Nov 26
Apr
91% Jan
21
16% Nov 25
7
211
5,300
10874
*108
20
31%
*154
.100
474% preferred—_/
Alleghany Corp common
700
5574
20
*210
,1111Z .,,5
IIII" .100
/"
3774
5474
10874
1774
Shares
'37 Yt
55 74
19 74
*18%
19%
*22 74 " 22 %V
56
56%
.100
Mining
1774
38
5474
*108
19%
9
.,,2
7%
preferred-,,
1
Aldens Inc common,.
1774
*37%
'
10874
17%
,3874
1.84
1
Alco Products Inc common
Apr 21
Apr 30
5% Jan 27
.
100
RyZZZZ'Z
10874
Sales for
the Week
1974
1
—No par
pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas
2
80
2
-
80
3
5974 Dec
May
conv
5474
-
Friday
1974
22%
10
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
4.50%
39
17%
v
—III—i_Hl
Air Reduction Inc
common
6
21
* Jan
165
13
Nov
1
5574
109
3774
5574
May 23
Thursday
May 22
,
May 21
*3774
1974
22%
No par
~
54%
*108
17%
Wednesday
3 7 74
197%
-
_i
__
55%
38%"
1
"Jo
Corp
3 7 74
109
17%
~~~25
Corp__
Aeroquip Corp
74 May 22
1774 May 7
114
Apr 28
474 Jan
14% Apr
3074 Jan
65 % Apr
87
Admiral
5474
*10874
Inc""I
Addressograph-Multigraph
3
2
5
110.% Jun
22
201s Dec
May 23
Mar
33
2
Jan
14
24
Dec"30
121b Oct
210
5
1
Tuesday
May 30
37%'
*37
100
~
Adams-Mlllis Corp
5874 May 23
8
24% Jan
6
25 74 May
4SR4 Jan 13
14
93,14 Dec 17
28-8
*
common
preferred
Vending Corp
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
May 19
Par
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co,
1074 May 15
21% Jan
8
2
193% Jan
108
9% Jun
17
SO1-! Dec
190
28
Jan
8
30
190
1674 Jan
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
13% Dec 20
Oct
2
Jan
Aug 28
3% May 28
19% Jan 10
25
3'? 4 Dec
Jan
-7
257a Dec 16
"
70
143
7
3074 May
conv
:
ACF Industries Inc__—
160
1
23
lO'a Dec 30
107
6
7
5
14
207a May 21
2474 Jan
31% July 23
65 % July
8
232% Jun 28
176?a Feb 15
155
14% Jan
Jun
317s July
31
.23'a Dec
45% Feb
1474 Jan
11
16% Dec
37% Jan
27% Jan 11
■6% Dec 30
19% Oct
..
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
6
36% Dec
64% May 17
16 74 May 27
STOCK
EXCHANGE
37 74 May 12
Jan
FOR EYERY LISTED SYOCK
No par
21.80
10
,14
*100
3574
103
35%
2774
27%
*2674
277#
*100
*35%
27
*26%
103
537-a
100
74
103
30
3,000
10
35%
35%
35%
35 3 a
35%
35%
35%
600
27 7a
27%
28%
27%
28%
2774
287a
10,900
27%
*20%
277*
•2674
277*
*2674
2774
15
The Commercial and Financial
16
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2344)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Bange tor Previous
Year 1957
25
29
Jan
2
21% Dec 31
36
Jan
4
2?
Feb
25
28% May
39% Dec 10
10% Oct 21
65% Jan
39% Apr
7
49% May
16% Jan
2
8
12 Va Feb
10
20% Nov 18
30
Jan
4
22 '/s Jan
2
5
14
92
79
Sep
18
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
18
Feb
26
32% Jun
5
16% Apr
7
3% Jan
7
8
May
Jan
22
6% Jun
86
7
22
13
1
5
27% Apr
90
3% Oct 22
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Mar 24
39% Apr
18
28% Dec
No par
33%
5
27%
29% Jan
23
16% Jan
23% May 20
16
Ashland
36% July 19
19% May 6
Feb
25
27% Feb
12
30% May 20
22
6% Jan
9
9% May 21
6Vb Jan
2
27% Oct
8 % Nov
22
15
Oil
88% Nov
G3% Nov
103
78
4
4
Jan
28
27%
28%
7,100
48
49%
48%
49%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vb
35,700
19,600
27
26%
26%
12,900
89 Vb
83%
88 %
50
13%
14%
27
27 %
27
616%
com
27%
26%
27%
26%
89%
*88%
89%
88%
88%
*88 %
17
*16%
17
17
*16%
7%
8
8
15%
15%
29%
15%
29%
.
29%
,
8 Vb
-
9%
-
8.%
24%
8 Vc
8 Vb
34,300
24 Vb
24 Vb
2,700
->'15%
29%
9%
6,900
15%
29%
•
9%r
9%
■-
15%
29%
29%
1,500
9Vb
23,300
15%
*29%
15%
15%
29%
v
•
9% >
100
17
17
17
t
24 %
8
8%
24
24
30%
8%
9
8%
*16%
8%
24
15%
23%
24%
24
2.50
1
Dry Goods Corp—
2
preferredAssociates Investment Co
5.25%
5
May
7
77% Feb
32%
1st
33
102%
1
100
10
Common
34% Apr 25
105
6
67
27%
48
9
-
,
*
2
Jan
94% Jan
\
28%
14
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Products Corp_
5
Associated
29
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
34
27%
47%
2nd
ASR
34%
13%
1
.
Refining
&
33%
46%
"88 %
Industries
Arvin
34 Vb
13%
_—5
Carpet Co Inc
Inc
Artloom
33%
46%
13%
4,500
33%
46 %
5
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable Corp—
9
27%
33%
47%
1
No par
Armstrong Cork Co common
8% May 20
S
34
28%
33%
34
27%
Shares
May 23
May
10
& Co
Armour
31% May 31
17
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
17
Dec
27 Vb Oct
Oil
Argo
14% Dec 24
28
May 21
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
May 20
Par
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
May 19
EXCHANGE
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
AND
LOW
STOCKS
,
103
103
103
103
-
*102
104,
,
72%
,
33%
33%
33%
\
;
72%,;
72%
72 Tb
*72
72%
72 Vb
33%
33
33%
33
103
1,800
33%
1,400
73%
73
I n
150
104
'102
-
73*
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i
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Atchison
29% Jan
10
Jan
83% Nov
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
27% Jan
31% Dec
27
95
1
26 % Nov 13
86% Nov 13
86
11% Jan
24
18
Jan
24
14 % Jan
30% Jan
2
2
47% May 23
18% Mar 22
May 15
25% Oct
21
4% Oct
22
7% July
5
1
48% July
3
5% Jail
16% Apr
8
34
3% Jan
6
16
9 % Jan
2
15
34% Jan
6
30
Baltimore
8
97% Jan
2
105
Feb
10
4Va%
Mar 18
95
Feb
21
4%
Mar
39% Apr
102
July 22
22% Dec 10
95
58% July 25
22% Apr
45% Dec 23
63
May 16
2
57% Jan
45% Apr
29 % Jan
July 23
49% Feb
25 '
80
17
89
Nov 14
60
28
Feb
90
8
7
53% Feb
5
2
34
15% Jan
18
19% July 25
16% Jan
21
71% May 22
45 % Apr
8
Mar 24
23
15% Aug
16% Jan
16
17% Dec
6
148
Apr
18
3%%
Apr
5
20% Jan 11
93
Jan
9
103% Feb
14
4% Yo
10% Jan
2
Jan
28
l6
86% Aug
9
31% Jan 24
18 Vb May 16
25% Jan
2
73% Jan
3
83
Jan
2
29% May 23
23
26
15% Oct
I 74 u
22
1
27% Feb
12
10% Mar
18
14
-35% July
2
28% Jan
2
13% Aug
1
10 % Jan
2
8
11% Feb
24% Jan 31
36 % Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
10
89% Feb
6
90
Mar
4
85
Jan
44% Apr
18
21
May 14
18 Va Jan
2
18
48
May
45
66% May 17
Oct 21
42
Jun
1% Jan
% Dec 20
9
28
Aircraft
Bell
&
Apr
26
Dec
30
32% July 15
28 % Jan
33% Apr 21
15
47% Dec
16
45 % Jan
57 Vs May 23
Best
30 Yt Oct
21
54% Jan
33% Dec
18
48% May 22
20
149% Jan
3
6% Dec 23
15% Jan 11
6% Jan
2
136
Jun
Bestwall
42
33% Jan
36 % Jan
66
Jan
2
64
64% May 17
36
Jan
30
45
May 21
21V* Dec 18
43% Jan
2
23<% Jan
2
19 % Dec
31
33 % Jan
2
18% May 20
12% Dec 23
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
2
34% Feb
25
5
Boeing
9
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
5
Bohn
7
8
221/2 Jan
27
Jan
9
14% Jan
2
17Tb May 23
29
Oct
75
11
Apr
61 Vs Jan
10
14
Dec
31
25
20
Dec
31
32
11
Dec
6
14
Oct
22
,Jan
Apr
3
16% Jan
17 % May
9% May
15
May
9
27
Bliss
&
Bliss
(E W)
42% May1
13
2
11% Dec
5
10 Vb Jan
2
63% Dec
2
60% Jan
6
68
25% Dec
24
46
Jan
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
25% Apr 23
78
Apr
9
85
45
Oct 30
48 Vs Jan
Bon
541% May
3
7% Jan
Borden
16
10
18 Va Apr
6% Oct 22
HVa Jan
6% Jan
2
27% Dec
Dec
2
10
26% Jan
2
5
Braniff
Feb
35 Vb May
13
30
87
Jan
15
92
13
34% Jan
6
44
Jan
15
11 Vb Jan
2
48 V4 May 22
36% Aug
7
30
42% Jan
32% Jan
22 % Jan
15
88% Mar 11
22
preferred
3%%
29
14 Vb Apr 18
Brooklyn Union Gas
17
51% May
Brown
13
43
13
Bigelow
&
Brown
9
May 23
52% Jan
9
26 Va May 20
25% Mar 26
31% Feb
4
21 Va May
17
13% Jan
2
16 Va Jan
8
Budd
90 Va Jan
15
30
79
Nov 20
25Va Nov 27
29 Vs Jan
9% Dec 26
21
82% Jan
27
Jan
2
31
May 12
Buffalo
Forge
10
Jan
2
15% Mar 27
Bullard
76
8
21 % Dec
3
29
Jan
11
22 Vb Jan
10
lOVaJan
10
3% Jan
15
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
24
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
101
46
4 Va %
32% May 23
7
3Va Dec 23
18 Vb Dec
24
96% Dec 30
36% Oct 22
18
26 Vb May
44 Vb Jan
11
39 Vb Jan
31
2% Oct
22
7Vb Jan
2
3V2 Jan
2
Dec
30
2
9Vb Jan
9
Jan
Butler
Butte
14
ers
May 21
7
May 22
4Tb Jan
29
May 23
4% Oct
28
15% Aug
6% Jan
8
5Vs Jan
9Tb May 20
32 Vb Jun
24
37% Jan
4
35 % Jan
41% May 20
13 Vb Jan
2
16 Vb May
8
14% Jan
18% Mar 31
90
74
50
July 31
July 8
84
Feb
27
81
Jan
56Tb Jan
29
46
May
May
50V8 Jan
5
7
23 % Oct
23
10
31
29 Vb July 15
36% May 13
26 Vs Jan
21 Vs Dec
21% Jan
2
26% May
45% Dec
16
52
47% Jan
6
54Tb May 12
For
footnotes
see
Jan
page
2
26
preferred
9
31% May 12
9
7%
*
Copper & Zinc
(A M)
common
participating
34Va
63
*90Va
42%
14%
9Vb
21
9
9
9Vb*
21%
28%
28Tb
27Tb
46%
46
46
45 Tb
46
7%
35
IV*
35
63
92
42%
13%
63%
92
43
13Tb
'
v
21%
9%
28
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35
63
92
43
14'A
7%
35
9
,
7Vb
35
62
92
42 Tb
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63 Vb
92
43
14
-
9'A
21
9%
28
46 Va
7?b
34%
63Vb
*90
42%
13%
92
*90
42%
14
50%
39%
28
46%
7Vb
34%
63%
#
42%
13%
*59
*71
1
5
10
preferred—100
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Heckla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Btd!
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills Co
No par
,13%
; t.10%
13%
10%
68%
12%
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12 Vb
68'%
*59
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31Tb
61
61
31%
61
73
32
12
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17
26%
17
26%
17%
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17VA
26%
4%
22%
*17
26
17%
26%
4%
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4%
23
*100% 101
45
3%
12%
8%
40%
17%
89
*48
*30%
25%
*53%
4%
22%
73
32
*100% 101
45%
45
3%
12%
9%
40Tb
17%
89
49
31%
25%
54Tb
3%
12%
9%
40%
18
*89
*48
*31
25Tb
54
45
,
4%
4%
23
24
*100% 101
45Tb
89%
3%
12%
9VA
41 Vb
17%
89%
50
31%
25%
*30%
25%
3%
12%
9%
41%
1$
54
73
32%
49
54%
45%
3%
13%
9%
41Tb
18Vb
89Vb
49
31 %
26Vb
54%
13Vb
10%
12
*68
*59
*71
31%
17%
26%
4%
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26%
2553
.
13%
11%
12 /»
68%
61
72
32Vb
17%
26%
5
24
100% 100%
45%
3%
13%
9%
41%
18
*89
*48
*30%
26%
54%
-H7"
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*29%
13%
11
12
68
*59
*71
32%
*17
26%
5%,
*24
*100%
45%
46
»
3%
3%
13%
13%
9%
9%
41 %
41 Vb
10
u-
29,800
9,700
900
24,400
1,200
2,800
6,600
139,200
900
5,200
r
:
-240
5,000
'
12 Vb
2,500
3,300
42,500
900
1,940
2,260
10,100
1,800
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17%
66%
27Vb
80
52%
23,100
30
6,o00
1,400
10
3,200
22
9Tb
15,500
28 Vb
15,500
46%
1,300
1,700
Vb
7
1,600
35 Vb
64 Vb
„
4,500
60
92
42%
2,600
14
1,600
50%
500
39%
30,100
26%
1,500
25%
9,600
14%
11.600
79%
300
20
13%.
3,800
11%
6,500
12 Vb
14,300
68 Va
40
61
72
24,400
32:%
17%
800
26 Vb
4,100
5%
2,700
25
500
101
20
6,400
45%
8,100
3'%
14
9V
..
8
14,000
24,100
41 VA
6,500
18 Vb
18
18%
18.10Q
90
89
89
70
.
49
'
48
48
170
*31%
31%
28Tb
26%
26 Vb
54 VA
*53%
31 Vb
i
3,100
' 6%
9%
63%
*67%
1
100
-100
-100
5
29%
13%
10%
80
30%
2,700
26,400
14,100
41%
17 Va
21%
> 9Vb
13%
10Tb
12
160
2,700
23,200
-100
20,400
120
6,500
27%
18%
14%
80
52%
9Tb
13%
10%
12 Vb
13Tb
79%
29%
2,100
45
26%
21%
9%
28%
46Va '
7%
35%
13%
10Va
12
15
Bros
Co
7VA
9
20%
8Tb
27%
1,400
9%
65 >
9%
17%
>11%
66%
1^1"
79%
29%
5
Burroughs Corp
5% Feb
May
second
26%
26%
26
Inc
Bush Terminal Co
46
8%
*3V#
*78
29%
10
3
20
9
26%
25%
2
3
16 Va Mar
*8%
20
8%
28%
26%
26
May
64% Jan
27% Apr
52%
13%
*78
9
3
26%
83
26%
25%
Apr
25
26%
*80
52%
-
44
66%
27
83
52%
26%
25%
14
59
Jan
52Va
66JA
26%
*80
52%
5,500
14,300
*
"l'A
9%
*62%
9%
17%
11%
9%
13%
*78
*29%
Mar 26
19
26%
81
17%
11%
'
600
1,000
5,000
3,200
31%
57Vb
48V3 48Va
41 Va 42
155Va 155%
12
26%
25Va
Bulova
52% July 10
67%
9%
17%'
11 Va
12
14Vs
79%
29%
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%%
preferred
74 Va Jan
12
12%
9
: 9%'
17Va 17%
11% .11%
66% 66%'
26Vb
25%
16
8
13
17
12'A
60
30
.19,600
57
18%
14%
40%
17'A
26%
25%
10
10
16% Oct
41Vs
1%
8,200
48%
31%
18%
14%
41%
17 *
12%
xl3%
*78
29%
Apr
56
18%
14%
40%
17
-
24,800
27,700
19,300
23%- 23%
50
.'50
50%
40%
12% Jan
24
18Va"
14%
40% '41%
16%"' 16%
*50%
39%
70
Jan
62 Tb Nov
Co
Co
t
50%
39Vb
12 Vb Apr
Oct 29
27% Dec 23
Watch
-
800
46
.
48%
43
48%
23% 23%
50
50
1 Vs
1*A
*31% 32
56% 57
48% 48%
40% 41%
155% 155Va * *
9
9%
63% 64
45
45"
26% 27%
*50%
37%
2
64
*91
14Vb
14Va
52%
93
62%
93
18%
18%
26%
*80
19
62
50%
37%
25
63
26%
12
9
17%
11%
66%
18%
50
37%
Feb
74%. Jan 23
18%
14%
40%
.*16%
,
50
9% Jan
141A Jan 23
30
26%
*80
52%
44
■;
37%
9% Feb 28
2
Jan
19
Dec
11%
67%
26%
83
52%
62%
43Tb
25%
41V® 41 Va
*159
165
*101% 103
12% 12%
19Tb 20%
83
83
26
26%
29% 30
37'/4 37%
11% 11%
37%
Co
Nov
11%
66%
No par
1
preferred
78% May 16
9
16%
62%
19Va
63
47% 48%
23% 23%
49% 50
1 Vb
1%
32Va :32%'
56J/8
56%
47% 48%
40% 41 t
154% 155 '
9% " 9%
62'A .62%
44
45 >
26
26%
,
19%
50
Co common
5
62
65
$5
(The)
11
34% July
8% Dec 31
17
13%
9%
17Vs
12
9
32Ya
32% "
55%
56
47
47%
40%
40%
154%- 154%
8%
9
93.7
29%
*51%' 52 i
33% 33 Va
50'
51 i
27%: 27Va
50% 51%
24% 25V#
28%
»
7% -7%
27% 27%
11% 11%
39
39%
100% 100%
'*91% 93
28% 29%
*51% 52
33 Va 33 Va
49% 49% •
27% 28%
50% 50%
24% 25%
19% 19%
41% 42%
*164
168
*102
103
12% 12Tb
20
20Ya
t
81% 82
27% 29Va
*29% 31
»
36% 37%
*11% 11%
13% 19%
*
62
62%
91
91
•
5
Bucyrus-Erie Co
30
28
40%
17
'
46
No par
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
24
8
40V's
No par
Dec
24
18Va
14%
15
Shoe Co Inc
13 Vb Dec
21% Nov
154Va
8Tb
63
43%
26
40
13Tb
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
V8 Mar 21
47%
55%
61%
*91
48
23%
49Tb
1%
*91
19%
.
Vb "
26% 27%
11% 11%
38% 39
*100
101 Va
27%
51%
24%
40% 41
*155
165
102 : 102 >
12'% 12%
..
19% 20%
„ '
.82
82
25 Va 26
.29% 29%
37% 37%
11% 11%
18% 19V#
18
'
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
8
*49%
1%
26
100
2.50
5
50
3.50 • ;
3
2.50
100
10
1
Inc
Airways
23
Mar 13
47%
23%
49%
1%
32%
*18%
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Apr
47%
23%
8%
63
43%
5
100
preferred
20
65V4 May
53% Jan
Dec
62%
93
154%
—25
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4Va% conv preferred
28
8Vb Jan
36% Jun
91
Aug 26
81% Oct 22
25% Oct
5Vb Jan
ClVb July 12
82
11
14
47
21
5%
48 % Mar 21
6
Jan
5
9% Mar
38% Jan
•,»
19
15
Common
Feb
36
27% May 21
11
13% Jan
26% Nov 19
Jan
8
Jan
48
4% Dec 30
41
2
411/4 July
24
85 Va Nov 18
*
-
27
50Tb
23%
Maine RR—
&
May 23
25
3
12Tb
12%
18% .19%
*80
83
25%
25 Va
30
30
36%
37%
11%
11%
18%
19%
61%
64
*91
93
40V2
39%
8
'
,.
11%
1.25
Co
.
:
*19%
50%
23%
49%
1%
32%
54%
1
(The)
33%
50%
47%
23Va
No par
Inc
Edison
Boston
1
30
37%
•
40%
40%
*154
158
*101 VA 103
25V*-25%
5
5
Co
& Brass Corp
Borg-Warner Corp common
3V2% preferred
6
Jan
93
28Vb
51 Va
17%
61 Va
*89%
No par
Co
27%
2.50
1
Bonk-of-the-Month Club Inc
Apr 11
103%
*101
*91
46-
7%
7%
26% , 27%
11 %.. 11%
'" 38% 38% s
*100% 101%
*91% 93
28% 28%
51% 51 Va
33% 33%
49% --50% *
7%
27
11%
38%
26%
11%
37%
1IV4
1
B
Stores
45-%
46
7%
7%
27
29
37
10
Airplane
10
14
47% Jan
7%
1
common
Co
Aluminum
Boston
19 Va Jan
7%
1
Laughlin Inc
Class
3OV4 Jan
30
xjcc
45-%
6%
*45%
_1
Ami Co class A
Bono
19
12% Feb
12
7% Dec 30
45%
6%
45Tb
1 peso
Co
24
9% Jan
19~/b
6%
1
Decker Mfg Co
&
15% Mar 13
2
6%
5
Gypsum Co
Steel (Del)
Blaw-Knox
28% Mar 27
231/4 Jan
61% Feb
53% Jan 24
6%
■
Black
2
35% Dec 23
Dec
6%
7°/o
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4Va% pfd series of 1951
100
24
May 8
66
6%
40%
40%
*157
160
102
102
12%
13
I8V4
18%
*79%
83
Apr
10
46%
—50
Bethlehem
May 23
156% Jan 29
13
46%
100
Inc
32,900
45%
10
Inc
Foods
6%
43 Vb
,_1
1
Co Inc-
Best &
Feb
25,700
42%
10
Corp
.200
47 Vb
18 V
6Tb
2,000
10%
18 Vb
10
18%
43
*17%
I (
700
,
10%
10 Vb
41 %
18%"'
200
1,000
*17%
11
10'A
18%
27%
52
33
100
:
10%
10 Vb
10%
2
? i
i t
16,100
63 Vb
*62%.
63%
41 Vb
11%
38Va
38Va
102
102
91 Va: 91%
2.50
1
Corp
xG2%
63%
*
;
0
16
16
16
I-»
16,600
7 Tb
7Va
7 Tb
7%
15%
16
18 V2
7%
26%
11%
100
100
pfd
*88
7Tb
63%
6%
1
preferred—
Benguet Consolidated
26
7
64
*45%
12.50
5%
43
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
64
...50
Aviation
Bendix
25
1% Feb
Jan
16%
64 Vb
19%
Beneficial Finance Co common
25% May 12
50
Jan
39
*19Vb
-
preferred
88
19%
Howell Co common
4%%
9
Jan
63
10
16% Oct
40
Bell
89
19%
Belding-Heminway
20
% May 14
9
91
Apr 11
89Tb
7 Vb
*15%
27 Vs
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
19
7
89%
89
26%
50
23%
Beech Creek RR
65% May
14% Feb 25
11% Oct 22
.
89
27Va
49%
23%.
Aircraft Corp
Beech
5
37% May 22
89 %
26%
48%
23%
Inc
(AS) 4%%
Beck Shoe
May 22
35%
52%
33
49%
prior preferred
preferred
Instruments
35
49%
conv
Beckman
35%
10
10
.
Beaunit Mills Inc
33 Va Feb
May 19
29
Apr 22
42
Nov
80
«ijr
35 Vb
7Tb
100
1
10
1
Beatrice Foods Co common
3
89% July 12
10 Ya Dec 23
72% Dec
41% May 22
3
81%
35 Vb
No par
Bayuk
Jan
102
Dec
Cigars Inc
31%
35
x27%
x51V2
33 Va
49Va
Corp
20% Mar 20
7
31%
35 Vb
16'A
100
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
33% Jan
136
Works
Iron
Bath
127
Nov 11
21
7
31
Mar 24
May 20
35% May 20
29% Nov 25
116
57 Va Jan
27
31%
*9%
100
u-100
noncumulative preferred
4Yo
3
30% May
6
89% Oct
Elec
&
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp__
6
May
54% Jan
Gas
preferred series B
preferred series C
31 %.
40%
Corp.:
13
com—No par
Baltimore & Ohio common
29% May
7
(The)
120
2,300
32
V' 34%
7%
t
7,200
31%
35 %
16 Vb
i
22,600
35%
90%
9%
91
31%
7%
1
9
Inc
Wilcox Co
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
15
30
90% July 26
27% Dec
Babcock
9%
35 Vb
*89%
Tb
9
35%
*18%
pref
Babbitt (B T)
20
Jan
*89 Vb
90%
32%
*63%
...
12% May 15
35 Vb
35
34%
*16%
20
20
Np par
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp
(The) common—3
$2.25- conv preferred
No par
May 16
9
26% Apr 29
11
*89Vb
7%
Co
prior
91
90 Vb
?
42,900
'
34%
Austin Nichols common
Conv
35
*89
common
powder
Atlas
22
22
7% Jan
47% Jan
Mar 14
5%
35% Feb
Dec
31% Nov
B
Jon
43
4
5% Jan
46% Jan
31
21
preferred
18% May 13
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
69
Nov 26
Oct
f
8
Corp
34 Vb
90 Vb
'
31Tb
common———10
preferred
100
1
series B
$3.75
9%
34 Vb
21 Vb
20%
21
9%
9 To
9%
9%
9%
9%
34 Vb
-No par
Coast Line RR
Atlas
7% Jan
Dec 30
7
16% Nov 26
*90
Atlantic Refining
16% Jail
56
8% Dec
5
28
65% Apr 17
11
May 22
Dec
29
15
2
2
2
14
38
Jail
8% Feb
90
6% Jan
17
9
16
Atlantic
40% Jan
Jan
30
100
preferred
4Yo
33% May
10
preferred
10
Co com__6.50
—
non-cum
Atlantic City Electric
28
Feb
92
Feb 25
9
2
34
86
Jan 25
94
1
6% Dec
5%
24
9% Jan
8
2
Ye Jail
75% NOV
38% Nov
Common
35% May 23
17% Jan
li
10% Feb
2
8% Nov
27
9 % Jan
2
2
21% May 12
6
13
Jan 23
Jan
7
16% NOV 19
20 VA
20%
20 Vb
20%
20 Vb
20Tb
20
54
6,000
400
'u
I
Volume
187
Number 5745
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2345)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year lf>."»7
Lowest
21
Lowest
30
26% Jan
4
22
28 V) Oct
51% Jun
13
Oct
22
90 y2 Nov
105
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
107a Jan
2
1874 Feb
6
307a Apr
32% May 22
11
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
97a Dec
7
357/a Jan
29
Carborundum
28% Feb
21
Carey
24
Jan
13
947a Apr
Mar 21
9
227a Nov 19
25% Nov 10
2574 Jan
2
407) Dec
19
3972 Jan
13
30
51% May 12
32% Jan
2
42
47
Apr 26
23% Aug
6
3872 Jan
3
43
20% Jan
2
13
37
Aug 15
18y2 Oct 22
19
Dec
30
25
Oct
24
22
187a Jun
19
19% Jan
1474 Apr
Nov 13
110% Jan
14
101 y2 Jan
3
5Va Oct
22
55 Va Dec
5% Mar
23
99% May 9
10074 Mar 13
55 %
98
Dec
31
55
Dec
Apr
14
97
Feb
5
12
Jan
2
99
22
24
177s Jan
70
23% Oct- 22
Jan
3874 Jan 11
Oct
23
17% Dec
31
3
Jan
16
Mar 20
May 22
2
2
<
69% May
3374 Feb
19 y4
974 Jan
2
4974 Feb 21
" 8
54
13% May 22
July 29
July 29
44
29
80
72% Mar 19
167a Jun
15
Jan
7
28
76May 8
1772 May 12
Apr
7
29% Apr 23
99
Feb
25
Oct
14% Nov 19
88% Jun
20
26% Nov
17
3274 Dec 27
3
Oct
31% Jan
36
21
177a Mar 21
972 Jan
-
417a Jan
7
Jan
7
Jan
3
8
5978 Jan
24% Mar
3
172 Jan
2
3
May
2
57
Feb
11
23
45% Oct
11
69% Jan
3iy2 Oct
22
38
861% Jun
24
99% Jan 29
3174 May
Jan
11
17'/a Dec
30
20% Oct
10
31
34
Jan
2
In
2
497i Jan 24
4% Dec
J an
2
10% Mar 28
12
2
3
32% Jan
2
22
7
Feb
12
31% Jan
4
23
Jan
2
23
69% Jan
9
89% Dec
47% Apr
7
26
11074 Jan
9
2374 Jan
25
30
11
30% Mar 11
42
July 25
40
22
30
18% Dec
23
3174 Jan
2
1172 Jan
2
4574 Jan
10
127a Jan
2
53% May 23
18% May 19
28% May 22
1872 Feb
197a Apr
27
7
22% May 12
247a May 23 !
147a Jan
7
18
22
6
127a Jan
9
49% Oct
21
64
52% Dec
30
9
8274 July 24
2374 Sep
82 72 Oct
257a
Jan
30
11
22
50% Jan
12
47-
477a Oct
21
71
Dec
30
15
23
Dec
33
Dec
30
Oct
99
23
16
70
Oct
Jun
Oct
46
Dec
23% Oct
2
0
133
Jan
15
95
Apr
6
-
48
2
187a May 13
437a Jan 20
36
Apr 16
6
46
Apr 23
•47
59
57
Mar
22
367a May 15
4
3
30% Dec
30
4872 Jan
4
3174 Jan
26
2
22
Oct
32
357a Oct
31
31
307a Jan
17
237a Jan
2
4274 Dec
22
91% Oct
Dec
347a May 17
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
20% Sep 21
4274 Oct 22
97a Dec 30
104
13
Feb
14
107a Apr 22
67a Jan 17
4
Dec
9
Dec
24
1474 Jan
6% Dec
24
17
30
297a Dec
31
97a Oct
24
95% Nov
6
257a Oct
30
Nov
14
7y2 Jan
3
167a Sep 19
Apr 15
Dec
20
Oct
22
16
Aug
19
17
13
23
23% Jar
2
7
42
Oct
22
14
89
Jun
487a Jan
4
10174 Jan
22
98
10174 Jan
22
87
Oct
Aug
167a Nov
25
6
6
837a Nov 27
267a Oct
28
927a Sep
12
38
Oct
7974 Oct
106
Oct
22
16
22
9572 Mar 27
207a Apr
9
94
Apr 24
3374 May 3
105
48
Mar 29
Jan
4
9274 Feb 15
118
Mar 12
j^oi^ootnote^seejiage^^
30
May 15
JaD
98% Jan
94
17
88
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
2
3
30
7
13
347a Apr
Feb
207a May
2
Jan
6
40% Jan
2
86
Jan
6
95
109
Jan
3
120
106
*20 7a
44%
23%
2174
9-%
36
Feb
23%
46
423 7a
11%
*10%
28 Va
28 7i
11
28 7o
10
10
107o
3672
2 %'°
51%
*38
367a
3,100
21%
46%
300
46
-
23%
23%
1,700
11
Va
1174
1,100
29
Va
30
8,300
9%
2 7a
37%
27a
3674
27«
2%
*50 72
517a
51 %
51 %
97a
37%
8,000
2%
2%
3,100
2%
50%
9%
377u
2%
37
51
7
25
24,900
52
900
4 %
C I T Financial
20
437a
4474
44 %
45%
4474
41%
41%
7a
874
8%
87a
33%
33%
33 7u
9 7a
974
87»
277a
8
33%
33%
9
28
*27 7a
537b
53%
*91%
927)
11%
11%
17 7b
53
53%
7a
44%
54,500
8%
34
87a
34
34
V)
974
4,000
87b
27 Va
9 Vb
28
23 %
10,900
54%"
54%
54%
27%
54%
92 7i
55%
92
92 -
14,000
927)
11%
92%
11%
200
117a
4,600
28
700
19 Va
11%
21%
11%
3672
367a
217a
36 7t
*2074
36%
21 Va
*3674
3774
3774
37 Va
*36%
37 7a
367b
377a
3774
2,400
*20
15 7a
37%
147b
15 Vb
377a
14%
52
15%
15
527a
527a
37%
15 V)
5274
53
6,600
187a
17%
527)
5374
1,400
18
18 V)
1
18
,
*
2172
74
18%
1874
187a
26%
2777
27
287a
207a
217o
20%
20%
400
217«
'*2274
237a
16
16
*16%
167a
107a
*10%
11
37'%
37%
377a
377a
38
38
46%
46
467)
387a
46 7b
130
46%
46
467a
33,500
33%
7,500
*16
'
16%
107o
10%
457a
*37
46%
32 7a
457a
32%
91%
32%
93
100
*104 7a
105%
10
34%
No par
common
3474
52%
52
51%
51
52
51 7b
52
52 7a
15%
*102 7a
106
41%
42
5
16%
17
*100%
15%
*105
457a.
148
*70
73
•
40%
15%
*102%
16%
167 B
*10072
102
x44%
*130
<
4072
*100 7a
73
10574
63
*62
63
*35 74
36
No par
407a
100
*132 74
40%
40 7»
167a
4074
407a
68
'"3574
16 7a
2,200
7,800
73
397a
6,900
105 V)
105
290
*61 Va
63
*35%
■
3,000
2,400
148
397a
36
1674
40%
44%
*70
36
16%
407a
*130
-
106
62
-
42%
447B
4074
14,800
106
1674
167)
*100% 102
%
78
106
16%*
1027a
42%
148
40
36
167ft
44
537s
16
102,
*70
4074
10574
52%
*
106
447)
*130
*62
16 74
53 7a
167a
16
4574.
*3574
16%
9.900
16%
36
1678
53
43
*3574
1
52%
16 7i
63
10
527a
42%
*62
370
106'/a
7,600
i48
40
10674
91
*105%
34
*102 7a
102
*70
40
200
33%
16%
447a
73
*70
105 72
90%
42%.
*130
200
34
52%-
106
*100%
4574
148
33 Vb
91
25,600
Va
11
52 7b
16%
4274
33%
16
9,900
13,300
7,000
34
53
16
*102%
427b
1672
407B
10672
167ft
106
42 7a
7B
102
44
5% noncumulative preferred,.. 100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4.50 preferred
No
Clevite Corporation
34%
51 %
5
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
34%
34%
*10%
106%
*105%
..
24%
*16
11
*90 7a
1057a
27%
21
16%
337a
90
1057a
277a
207i
247a
„
24%
*16 7a
11
3374
90
105%
52
100
par
33
9172
*104 72
5174
No par
100
32%
91 Va
34%
.
22%
*1072
37%
*37
10
4074
90
167a
2,660
41
1,800
1674
40 V)
133
*132
133
*132
133
*132
133
*9§,
100
133
*95
133
100
*95
100
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
5,100
9
27 72
8.50
Corp
*95
100
114
1147a
95
114
95
115
114%
115
No par
113
114
*850
112
100
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
60
217ft
22 7s
100
(The)
7,000
12,700
26%
*130
10
com—
*850
61%
62
:■
*850
*850
V)
30
10
113%
6,100
*850
6172
6272
627B
No par
6374-
*84%
62%
867a
627a
62
62
*84%
8672
847a
V)
85
84
16,300
No par
preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp
*1774
847a
85
17%
85
177a
1874
17-%
17%
210
18
18%
177a
18
1872
187a
18
1874
18%
187o
*43%
18%
197b
447a
*4372
18%
44%
1974
447a
1,800
19,400
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No
par
572% preferred series B
—50
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
1st pfd
100
pfd—100
2.50
—2.50
Gas
8%
%
38
1007a
20 V)
22%
15
C & St Louis .Ry Co com—100
Columbia
87a
33
38
100%
9%
*91%
11%
11%
38
27% 7
City Stores Co common
474% convertible preferred
Clark Equipment Co
—:
Columbia
874
34
5374
92% "
*20
a
i 18%
8
28
*91%
11%
25
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
4% 2nd preferred
f
97a
*27 7a
5
preferred
Products Corp
$3.50
43%
20 7a
21%
Co
Co
100%
19%
257V
5% %
Coca-Cola
*99%
207a
22 7a
—
City Investing Co
C C
37%
1007a
19 7b
217a
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
City
38%
1007a
19%
39
—8
-L
i
Service
38%
100%
19%
41%
25
preferred
Cities
38%
No par
No par
4%%
System
Pictures
Inc——10
common
—5
$4.25
*37
38 %
*49%
51
*46
477a
31
3174
*44
*37'
3874
*37 7a
*49%
51
51
4772
51
447a.
3874
51
*37
*46
30%
317e
317a
*46
477a
477a
477a
49
49
31%
32
317a
31%
18,400
317a
317a
317a
317a
32
31%
32
,
45
*44 7a
3874
*37
3874
51
*49'/a
52
40
3174
307a
317a
18%
18%
1874
187a
1874
18%
18
177a
18%
•17%
317a
187b
17%
43,700
177*
177a
65
65
177a
1774
65
13,800
63%
177a
63%
63
637a
39 V)
33%
39
Commercial
Commercial Credit Co
~70
18%
33%
27 V)
1
300
18%
337a
Engineering Inc
45
177ft
3974
*64
65
*64
39
39
397a
39 Vo
26%
9,500
630
2,800
26,800
10,400
10
54%
5574
56
567a
Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
4.64% preferred
100
10%
10%
107a
57 V)
10%
11
13,100
107a
5774
1174
57
10%
4674
47
117a*
46
11%
46%
4574
4674
46%
46%
477a
16,100
11,700
—
5.25%
preferred
100
Comptometer
Conde
28
Va
*9974
207a
14%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
f
Common
Cone
16
8,600
23%
100
19%
40
11
50%
"5
•'
2974
9%
37
35%
39
99%
,
Chrysler Corp
10
497a May 22
May
45%
101%'
35%
*20%
21%
45%
2374
11
*20 %
97a
367ft-'
*2%
23%
2,800
1,700
29%
101%
35%
2174
45
29%
104
35%
287a
9%
*50%
'
28 7a
297a
*102
36
*20%
45%
29%
103
35-%
267a
22
96
Apr 10
397a May 22
27% Jan
2174
45%
52
Chile Copper Co
15
104
Apr 21
10374 Apr 25
99
21
297a
102
800
200
767a
177a
17 Vo
33%
5
527s May 22
99
36
44%
*75
177a
257a
197a Mar 31
4074 Jan
Jan
297*
103
36
77%
167)
1,100
97a
47 V)
*46
*75
16%
33%
487a May 16
397a Jan 15
14
58
297a
*100
36
47%
777a
16%
267a
2
497a Jun
29 78
103
35%
*46
300
20
97a
46
,;
1974
20
33%
8
4672 Jan
497a Jan
4,100
*1874
97u
257 b
3
19
29%
16%
97a
337a
14% Jan
22
3,700
25%
15 74 Jan
367a Oct
22% Oct
67%
39
1374 Jan
22,100
29%
3372
18
3574 Mar 24
100
177a
67%
24%
26% May 6
197a May 23
1774 Apr 29
99
110
287u.
387a
28
297s Nov
29%
*100
97a
*75
167a
14%
Corp—
Publishing Co—No
Nast
Mills
105
105
1117a
6
*110
6 Vb
*5'/a
5
5572
105%
467a
104% 104 %
112
1107a
6 V)
67a
6
Vb
1107a
104
*110 7a
104
*103
105
600
111
111
130
112 r
67ft
*6Vb
5 V)
117a
574
574
11%
117a
f
67 b
'
6%
6 Vb
800
5%
2,500
127a
1,800
V)
5 V)
5
11%
12
117)
—No par
11
117a
117a
117b
11 Vb
11
31
31
11%
307)
31
31
11V)
31%
117b
1
9,900
31 Vb
317)
Coppermines Corp—5
12
12
317b
317a
117)
54 V)
12
12
12
12 Vb
1274
557a
127b
127a
1,400
2,800
55 Vb
1067a
26,100
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated
Gas
Consolidation Coal
247ft
247)
1
5
10
pfd
100
Co
Consumers Power Co
30
1.33 73
Consolidated Laundries Corp
6%
106 7a
297)
1
Corp
Utilities
Cuba
1067a
50c
Consolidated Natural Gas
of
5474
54 V)
No par
preferred
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
RR
111%
5
par
10
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol
•
547a
117)
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
$5
105
55%
11%
Corp
Consolidated
8
7772
16%
527a
Consol Edison of N Y com—No
par
2
*75
167u
14%
24
24
46
51 %
25
Jan
4674
77
*75
*46
100
147s Jan
277s Feb
46%
No par
*
5574 Apr
10774 Apr
19% Jan
207a
97a
377a
2
103
*20
197)
36 7
2
19
*18%
20
*18%
21%
13
23
1974
2974
197i
*19 74
117a Jan
23
29%
*36%
2974 Jan
Jan
29%
*36%
447s Jan
3572 Jan
29
50
3
5474 Jun
2974
Del_50
10
107
297a
19
9%
__i
Dec
5
297a
1974
1
Jan
,
19,600
16%
6874
347*
25%*
1274 May
1
347s Mar 20
:
3,200
617a
*108%
67%
197a
1
18
12
81
Feb
99
16%
68
570
6%
607a
99%
167a
116
67b'
►108% 110
66 V)
677a
110
68
9%
1
4572 Jan
15
22
6
127s Apr
16%
178,200
116
67a
61%
687a
*23
33
"
4072 Oct 23
2
16%
674
387a
7
May
574 Apr
2
9% Jan
*99
*10872
-
34,400
26%
33%
111% May 13
3
'"4% Jan
■!
100%
*99
600
29%
20%
24%
48 7a May
14
16%
1097a
*
61
120
22%
29%
20%
117 ;
116
67a
617)
4174
22%
297a
Combustion
8
15
Ma y
5774 May 22
12% Jan 16
25
16%
1087a
16%
110
j
674
60%
'■
340
41
*41
22%
6
40% May
35% Apr
3
Jan
4
*99
116
*22%
preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
-No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
2
7
Jan
18
May 19
68% Jan
9
106
100 Va
100%
*10%
com
Class B
2
4
preferred
31% May 20
187a May 9
107a Jan
9
.
Columbia Broadcasting System—
46% Jan
1017s Jan
67a
61%
11
Class A
27
11474
67a
607a
23%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chiekasha Cotton Oil
May 20
417a Jan
1087a Feb
37a Dec 30
3
5%
■
noncumulative 2nd
2
11474
67a
bO"!*
197a
com__No par
series A
^._100
noncumulative
2
19%
2874
pfd
4%
Jan
20
*1874
& North Western
4%
May 23
1974
114
11
Milw St Paul & Pac__
5% series A noncum
3
127a Jar
1974
19
40
Great Western Ry
preferred
5%
30
11
29
28
Chic
20
78% Jan
18 7a
2974
100
39%
41
22-%
28 7a
1
•
Feb
19
41
*22 7a
28%
114
■'
'
417a
22%
27%
1
Jan
19
41
38%
-
2274
—_5
;
Jan
117a Dec
>
397a
22 7a
9%
1
Corp
49
28
4174
*
50
3874
197a
9.50
—
51
32
*40 7a
41
30
*4974
•
*9 %
No par
No par
41
28
50%
3974
*19%
5
Inc
7
24 7a Feb
16
8
8
16
4774 Mar
1,300
14,200
50%
38%
—No par
9
247a Feb
63
May"21
867a May
197a May
4,700
49%
30
5074
38 7a
*4674
__5o
May
68% Dec
21
9
227a Jan
29%
497a
30
100%
18%
No par
Corp—
Jan
3572 May 15
18
Jan
8
2072 Jun 14
14% Oct
9
Mar 12
May
6374
137» Mar 18
k
10
1177a Apr 30
Jan""!
797a Feb
2
50% Feb 28
50% Apr 25
22
Feb
457a Apr
Jan
86
9872 Jan
4
187s Mar 11
127
Apr 17
177s Nov 12
30
227a Oct
37
8
8
17
23
747a Jan 13
5
33% Jan
Nov 14
May 14
Jan
407a Feb
2
Jan
9
106'A May 20
62 7a Feb 26
23
32
83
10
48
Jan
1574 Jan
'
12
38
29
Apr
150
Mar
13
Sep
35
2
Jan
14
45% May 21
-
377a Feb 25
997a Jan
60
5
49% Dec
18% Dec 30
45
1
7
Jan
800
26
Nov
2
Apr
Apr
3
1147a May
21
13
18
101
3574 Jan
6
Feb
May 22
2
106
23
73
43
139
25
Feb
102
17
68
14
437a Mar
14
140
25% July 19
Sep 25
Dec
Jan
-
40% May
31% Dec 23
123% Jun 27
May 23
53% May 23
16 % May 23
Feb
157a Jan
25
7172 Feb
5
95
Jan
Apr 28
53
977a Jan 23
437a May 20
104
8
157a Dec
13
357s Jan
24
175
83:
102
9
Dec
677a July 2
May 18
21
Oct
577a Nov
3372 Dec
Jan
37
21
23
90
44
107a Jan
207a Apr
4
Dec
6
Jan
7
33% May 22
9574 Apr 30
10674 Apr 22
27
23
Nov
73
17
Jun
57% Jan
1047a Apr 14
27
Jan
2
447a Feb
7
162
88
Mar 21
117a Apr 21
4474 Mar 21
♦
8
6
23
9374 Jan
Jun
25
187a May 31
10372 Nov 20
4672 Jun
4
19
1007a Sep
357a Dec
4
30
Mar 11
Apr
2874 Jan
9472 Jan 31
Dec~24
7a Jan
37
44
Apr 24
39% Feb
10
11
29%
497b
3974
30
997a
297ft
of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common"—25
Chic
7
37% Jan
99%
30
49%.
297a
100
-
19
$4.50 preferred
Chic
-
Mar 26
30
10
1,500
16%
5
Co
Class A
2
19% Dec
27
68
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
72 Jan
137a Jan
9% Nov
'
1674 Mar 24
-
27
99%
*108 7a
1
—
Chemetron
37% May 22
37% May 23 *
Mar 15
18
ZZ
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
30
34% Apr 29
4372 Apr 29
2974 May 10
30
Dec
10
27
997a
29%
__1.25
127a Apr 17
237a Mar 5
207a July 25
6172 Jan 14
19
Dec
18
2674 Jan
99
27
4,900
99
"OVA
-
..
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft
Inc—.
Checker Motors Corp
30
92% Jan
1772 Mar 19
10
11
14
56% Apr
Apr 17
97a Mar 14
31
30
9% May 9
28% May 22
89
9% Dec
18% Dec
24% Dec
10% N44 11
v
20% Jan
45% May 22
8% May 21
3774 Feb 14
474 Jan
9,200
32%
58%
*99
)i0o
Service—-7 0
Co
Gotham
Belt
Common
100% May 21
7
6% Oct
Oct
6
2
231/B Nov
18
39% May
177a Jan
46% Dec
31
Chain
157i
31%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
317a Jan
507a July 11
107a Sep
5
Chadbourn
157a
32%
18%
__20
Cerro de Pasco
Corp—.
:
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
7
477) Jan
1% Dec
40 % Nov
Century Industries
10% May 7
37% May 23
23% Jan
874 Jan
■
43% Jan
3% Jan
15%
327a
27
113
7
Central Violetta Sugar Co
327a Mar 24
20
11 7b Jan
24
Feb
4%%■'preferred
15
32 74
26%
27%
-
Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Public
Central RR Co of N J
Central & South West
467a May 23
2574 Feb 20
11V2 Apr 29
16
21
19% Dec
30
:
19
Central.Hudson
147a
3174
267a
27%
—10
/
Shares
147a
327a
227a
100
Central Illinois
Lgt common
May 1
36
May 16
2174 Apr 25
10-
12.50
the Week
267a
3874
~~i
—
Friday
May 23
May 22
31%
41
Central of
Georgia Ry com__No par
5 % preferred
series B__
„100
104
'
May 20
437a May 22
22% Jan 10
16% Apr
1
G % Dec 31
24% Oct 22
8
Jan"II
1007a
4
Oct
34% Jan
7
Jan
7%
Sales tot
Thursday
31%
50
-
1
Celotex Corp common
'
5% preferred
1__
Central Aguirre
Sugar Co
Central
Foundry Co
107a Jail 29
3
20
v
5
.
147a
2674
29%
io
■
147a
99
50
Co common
15
31%
ser'es A_10Q
4
2
(J I)
May 21
26 74
4.20% preferred
Z.100
Celanese Corp of
Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred
May 12
May 2
177a Jan
Co
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
:
Caterpillar Tractor common
7
70
41
'
Apr 28
17% May 6
1097a May 14
37 V2 Apr
778
Case
101
267a Feb 28
17 7a Jan
7
187a Feb 28
23
Jan
557a Jan
8
Steel
Wednesday
May 20
14%
5
—
20% May 22
117
I
Co
Cartrier Corp common
4 7a %
preferred
Carriers & General
Corp_
Carter Products Inc
67a May 22
687a Jan 30
8
10
10% Oct
8% Jan
*
6
Mar 19
30
3
1097a Aug 20
88% Oct
16
6
Carpenter
May
237s Apr 21
2
5 % Jan
12% Oct
99
l
(The)
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
May 19
(Philip) Mfg Co
lo
Carolina Clinchfield &
Ohio Ry_l00
Carolina Power &
Light—
No par
10014 May 21
3074 Apr 14
317a Dec
747a July 16
65% Jan 11
LOW AND
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
31V)
247b
24%
25
257b
187a
25
177a
187b
18%
187a
16 7ft
167b
1674
16V)
16%
18
177a
18
167b
16%
177a
48 V)
33%
18 V)
48
*33 7a
32
32
51V)
101
101
102 V)
1037)
No par
*94 7a
101
96
*101V)
*94 V)
x
547a
107
547)
1067b
x31V)
107
55
106 74
107
317a
32
23
25%
2,200
197a
28,300
16%
1,400
18 V)
*18 V)
48 V)
477)
487ft
477a
48 Vb
47%
48
337)
33
33
33
33
31%
32%
327)
51%
327)
327s
32 7o
33 74
32
32%
6,500
517b
52
5174
52 Vb
51%
52
5,500
101
187b
101
96
1017a
101V)
103 V)
1017a
*94 V)
96
*1874
187b
101
101
102
103
*94 V)
20 V)
*93
38
1037a
X48%
207a
96
preferred
93
109
*118
122
207b
20V)
96
*93
38Vb
38 V)
*103 7a
104 V)
104 V)
20^8
96
39
2074
*93
3974
"
487a
1047b
49 V)
1047a
49Vb
*91
49
93
38
48%
103 V)
No par
207b
*93
38 V)
94
91%
917a
*917a
*118
122
5
*118
122
4974
*120
*
6,300
23
}
2,200
317)
18 74
18 V)
100%
V)
95
101
*102%
104
*9474
96
600
9,000
150
300
60
—
America—
preferred
2nd
30%
5174
4% preferred
—100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
conv
54 s b
1067b
517a
5
$4.50
547a
16%
No par
Common
May 23
11%
30 V)
31V)
No par
>4
57b
12
106 V)
1
—
$3.75
177b
48
*32 V)
5 Vb
30
No par
com
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
2
18
*16 7b
V)
20%
96
20 %
*93
397a
104%
104
397a
20%
12,800
96
397a
104
12,700
120
497a
49
49%
14,000
93
91 %
917a
120
124
1197a
120
200
»
i
11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2346)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
for Previoua
Range
Range Since
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'
31
4
39 V* Nov
14
54% May
26% Jan
2
38% Feb
12
36
May 15
37
16% Jan
8
43% Jan
19% May
40% July 11
54% July 25
50% Jan
52
July 18
12% Dec 24
57 V* Feb
22
*
•
2% Jan
1% Dec 24
22
Oct 22
30
Aug
11
5
17% Oct 11
5% Oct 21
Jan
11
5%
(23 Vz
7%
17
Dec
18
12
59% Jun>
19%. Jan
17
22
23% Dec
0
Jun
«4% Jan
40Ya Oct
7
41Y* Apr
Aug
15
43 Ya Jan
2
4
83 Ya Jan
10
87
Jan
22
Mar 26
88
Jan
28
Preferred
Preferred
21
73
Nov 15
86
Mar
72
Oct
24
86
Feb
75
Jun
19
88
83
27
11 Ye Jan
Y14 Ya Oct 22
5
83
Mar 18
88 V* May 20
3
15% Jan
137/8 Jan
2
17s/e Mar 14
I6Y4 Mar 10
Decca
6
27 Ye Jan
2
36
1
30
32 Ye May
: 26
31Y2 Feb
7
'
30
18
25 Ya Jan
7
6 Ye Apr
„
7 Ye Apr
10
5lYa May 13
40 Ye Feb
18
48 Y4 July 17
41% May 21
16% Jan
35 V* Oct
23
22 Ye Jan
8% Dec
2
9
17
-
Ye Jan
Jan
21
59% July
17
39
Jan
58
9
12
Lines
30
7
16
Stores
Disney
Jan
2
24
2
29 Ye May 22
Distillers
97/a Jan
2
12 Ye Apr
10
HY4Jan 14
206
May 23
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
■J
89 Ya Feb
76Ye Nov 14
1
30Ya Oct 23
37Y4Apr
36Ya Nov 14
45
41
49% Jan 29
2
•
'
34% Jan
2
39Ye Oct
28
49
Jan
24
41
Mar 5
46% Mar 13
44
Jan
8
41
18
50
Jan
31
48
Aug 27
Nov
40
July
July
41
14
Oct
Jan
25
>
-
48% Jan 29
50
Jan 22
I6Y4 Jan 10
1
I
24
-•,
27 Y4 Dec
30
47% Jan
11
Oct
11
51% Jan
4
30
30% Apr
3
42 Ya July 15
81% Mar 5
27
16 Ya Dec
23 Y. Dec
18
72
31
Dec
24 Ye Dec 23
60% July
81 % Feb
13
115
143 Yi Nov
6
158
1
18
Feb
28
38 Ya Dec 31
64 Y4 Jan
14
22 Y. Oct
27Ye May
74
NOV
21
8
8
81Ya Apr
11
21% Dec 19
40
Jan
16
82
Aug
0
17% Dec 23
24% Dec 30
91
Apr
8
3 Ya Jan
2
25 Ya Dec
27
T
6% Dec 30
24
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
35 Y< Mar
1
14 Ye Jan
Dec
23
22
34
31
44% July
22 Ya Oct
33/4 Oct 22
8
May 20
6Yb Jan
8
44Y» Feb 28
48
Jan 13
14% Jan 14
14
2
33% Feb
38Va Feb
3
31 Ye
3
27 Ya Feb
3
2
37 Ye Mar 25
97% Jan 13
Mar 20
May 22
12
107 Ye Apr
159
2
22 Ya Jan
2
29% May 22'
Jan
9
83 V* May 22
22 Ya Jan
2
27 V* Mar 19
Jan
17
14 Y4 Apr
15
86
-
46 Y4 Jan
95
28
Mar 27
20 Ya Feb
3% Jan
2
5% May 14
2
32% May 20
6% Jan
2
27
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2
29
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10
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2
93/4 Feb
33
38 Ya Apr
90
24% Nov 13
32% Apr
30
26 V* Jan
22
17% Jan
90
33
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32
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10
5
5
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3
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5
10
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common
33
104
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88
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37
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53
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17Ye
36
57
10% Nov 13
20
Apr 30
30
14 Ya Jan
29
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12% Oct 22
28% Dec 23
18
Jun
13
13% Jan
3
197/e Apr
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1
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10
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2
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14
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10
50
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a
14'%
5
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
3,600
28,400
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15%
231/4
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14%
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900
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33
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32%
32%
15 Ye
1
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9,B00
32%
16%
preferred
Emerson Radio &
32%
32 Ye
15%
-
23 Ya
22%
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39Te
32 V*
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Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
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Paso Natural
800
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preierred
Elgin National
25,900
12
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30%
♦34 V a
32%
•
10
12
*29
3
6
11%
11 Ye
16
Mar
ll»i
29 Ye
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
57
55
10%
23-%
30
8
25
May
55
11
31 Ya
■
4.600
56%
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11 Ye
Ekco Products Co common
El
39 Y«
29 Va
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Storage
39 Va
22%
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4Ya%
3,400
39%
2
1
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut
4,600
40 Ya
*34 Ya
32
39%
"
10
preferred —
Eaton Manufacturing
17%
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2,7C0
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40%
53
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10
53
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53
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4014
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39
53 Ya
53%
53%
52%
52
51%
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6% Jan
Feb
62
Apr
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7,700
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7
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3
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12
20% Jan
3
29
37
May 13
6% May 13
Apr
31% Jan
7
4
26% Jan
79
Dec
90
14. Ye
6%
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31% May 16
Jan
14
July
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3
76
10
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38 Ya Jan
89% Jan
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88 V*
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10
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25
Mar
35 % Apr
56
87
14%
20
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
82 V* May 16
6
43
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35
Eastern Corp
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16% Jan
76
Nov
87 Ya
14%
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73 Ya Jan
15V4 Oct 22
30% Dec 23
21
87%
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35%
Eagle-Picher Co
22 Ya Apr
25
84"
14 Va
3
4.20% preferred
17
151
86
34%
Common
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
• $4.15 preferred
(.
'4% preferred
5
2
26 Ya Jan
86
„
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du Pont de Nem (E I)
»
27% Jan
29 Ya Jan
Jun
'
Jan
48 Ye
86
16%
2,300
33
48%
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16%
17
'
32%
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86
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12,700
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•
31%
48 Ye
48%
48 Ye
47%
117
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11
14%
Dr. Pepper Co
—No par
Dome Mines Ltd
:
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Douglas Aircraft Co-—
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Dover Corp
1
Dow Chemical Co
5
Dresser Industries
—
—50c
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc—„1
D T M Corp
2
Dunhill International
1
Dunlan Corp
1
188 Ya Feb 4
112 V* Apr 21
91Y4 Apr 28
39Yi Apr 24
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50
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50
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51
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53
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20
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9
3
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8
2
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33
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7
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2
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6 Ye Jan
2
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110
27
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35
Divco-Wayne Corp
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6,700
*
14%
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14
25% Jan
99
46%
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5
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May 13
14
160% Oct 21
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91
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16
6
45%
31
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12
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20
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22
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2
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21
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12
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May 23
43% Feb
25 V* Jan
Oct 22
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10
2
49
23%
r_2~
38 V* Nov 12
7
18
23%
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Diamond Alkali Co
37 Ye Mar 13
11
17Yc
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90
33 Ya
48 V*
99%
18%
17%
:
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37Ye Mar 13
57% Jan
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100
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30
8
36
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19%
34 Ya Mar 17
29% Dec
9 Ye
13
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29 Ya Apr
25 Ye Dec
13
18%
26,400
47 Ya
33Ye
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33%
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2%
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90
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90
3
31
30 Ya Apr
28%
27%
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87
19%
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28 V*
2
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•
19%
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50c
common
Edison
Detroit
8
Jan
Air
Denv & Rio
40% Mar 11
Feb
34% Dec
37
37 Ye Jan
55
19
18%
.
19%
"*55%
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
41% May
23
18%
24%
%
Delta
17
34 Ye Apr
Jan
65
Nov 25
87
19%
86 Ya
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86
*85
37%
47%
•
20 Ye Feb
2
55
*85
87
18 %
100
100
I
Hudson
Lack
86 Ya
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33 Ye
44%
preferred
Delaware
21
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18%
47 Ye
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Ya
85%
87
20 V*
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53 Ya May 20
18
30
22
7%
Delaware &
6
6,700
.-
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26% Apr
Feb
23
& Co
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May 22
33 Ye May 23
Feb 25
19% Mar 18
28% Apr 25
83%
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common—2.50
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28 V*
5
Dayton Rubber Co
2
19% July 22
83
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1
series C
3.90%
Apr
2
.'26% Dec 31
,13 Ye Jan
83 Y.
2
100
series B
3.75%
83%
24%
Daystrom Inc 1
10
Dayton Power & Light common__7
Preferred 3.75Vo
series A
100
493/a Apr 23
84 Y2
7'17%.
convertible preferred
5Vo
7
16
23 Ye Jan
'
33 Ya Oct
Jan
35
Davega Stores Corp
23 '
3 Ye Jan
.
21
' Mar 10 V
30
83%
46%
common
49 Y2 Apr
22
'
3;70C
83%
5
4GV
Dan River Mills Inc—
'
11 Ya May 21
15Ya
5
*33%
preferred series A
3%%
10 Ya Apr
Oct
15 Ye Dec
Corp
Dana
Apr 29
3
1
40
.
90
3
Id
■9Ye Jan 14
3
Mar 11
15%
33%
,
310
15%
19%
23'%
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166 Y4
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18
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25,900
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85 V*
1
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A
Cutler-Hammer Inc
5
48% May
83 V* Jan
,
..
50Ya May 23
27
27 Ya Oct
6 Ye Dec
43% May 21
3
6% Feb
47 :
■
9
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13 Ye Apr
16
18
Nov
28% Jan
,
9
22
19 Ye Dec
5
21
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53
15
165%
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
$4 prior preferred
—No par
'
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No par
Curtis-Wright common —;
1
,•
12 Ye Jan
3 Ye Dec
Dec
23% Feb
5
6
40 %
86% Mar
8 Ye Oct
10
5
30% Mar
Mar
.
Apr 26*
10Yd Jan 21 '
56% Feb 13. '
3
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14
-
20%
41%
5
28%
■.— 5
Cuneo Press Inc——.—w.
9 V* May 22
33
Mar 11
55
19% Mar
July 12
1
61
21
793/a Jan
..•66% May
20%
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167
18
5
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6' ->Cudahy Packing Co common,-—5
6 ' •' 4Ya% 'preferred i
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11V* May
.
87
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24% May 22
,
13
Jan
29
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•'
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47
,Jan 11
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38% Oct 11
27Ya Jan 24
17
2
66
Jan
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2
•
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5
4
13% May
Jan
53% Feb
.
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19Ya May 23
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Feb
May 12
39
49% Jan 30
19 Ya
19%
2,600
18,000
83
86 Ya
17%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2
Crescent Petroleum Corp
1
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
' .Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
' Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
21% May 23
<•
2
16 Ya Jan
6
33% Jan. 26
;
19% Apr 28
18% Jan
65% Jan2
9
34Ya Mar 27
3
15% Feb 20
-
;
-
•
2
19
Nov 20
NOV
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3
2214
14%
82%
100
preferred
3%%
23 Ya
22 V*
53
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42
105%
81%
25
Crane Co common
Mar 13
84 V* May 16
Jan
Petroleum
Inc
55
41 Ya
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1
1
29
7
3
11
95% Mar 18
32% Apr 17
"30% Apr 25
31
-15% Dec
Coty International Corp
Cosden
4
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*85%
_1
Coty
2% Feb
13
Corp
5% May 22
13
Jan 24
12
16
38% Jan
3%%
9
43 % Apr
Feb 18
100
5
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
3Y2 c/o
25% Jan
i
58% July 11
40% Oct 22
22
85
, Oct
16% Dec 23
;
Corning Glass Works common
1
36
22%
22%
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15 Ye
15
1
Apr 16
19 Ya May 22
87 Ya Apr
357e
22%
19 V*
19%
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164
164
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
89
36
21 Ya
21 >/4
21 Ye
53
42%
41%
100
preferred
7%
14% Mar
<5
4
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
31
56
79
17% Oct
Jan
53
*52
23
35
21 Va
51
'
convertible preferred
6%
Corn Products Refining
28% Jan
22
10% Dec
14
*51%
Jan 30
Apr 17
22
86% Mar 26
Jan
1% Jan
Mar 14
23% Jun
.
50
50
common_10
52
24% Jan
36% Apr 22
86
26% Oct
19 %
55
13
4% May
Nov 29
74
20%
19 Ya
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12
0
85
Mar 11
15% Jan
2
2
3
6% Jan
20 Ye
12,500
22%
22%
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5%
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49 Va
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5
25% Feb
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34
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52
23%
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1
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49
9%
9%
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34
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49%
9
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49 Ye
51 Ye
51
50%
Friday
May i3
Thursday
May 22
20
Ya
9%
9%
9%
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74% Feb
May 17
25
49
Sales for
PRICES
9Y4
9
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22%
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16 Y2 Jan
2
96% May
79% Oct 31
Dec 30
4
Oct 18
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19%
49 Ya
5
168 Ya Jan
85
8%
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51
50%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
12% Apr 16
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
13
Oct
74
8%
19%
8%
*19%
May 22
23% May 19
Mar 20
159
166% Dec
145
Jan
33% Jan
27
17
27% Jan 14
34% Dec
11
Feb
Continental Oil of Delaware
2
52% May
3
2
13
20
20
14
79% July 11
28
Motors
18% Jan
30
Dec
Continental
28 V* Jan
49% May 21
51
May 15
10
19
23
Dec
IB
Jan
2
25
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1
5
14
common
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5%
Insurance
43% July 25
24
17'/e Dec 23
16% Dec 30
26 Va Dec
20
Jan
6
14
70% Jun
22
30
5Vz Oct
41 Vz Dec
44
Jun
9
Industries
Continental
SALE
Wednesday
May 21
May 20
& Steel—
207/a Jan 10
52% Mar
7
8
18% May
Jan 20
10
8% Apr 29
7
7
3
15% Jan
Dec
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Copper
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
May 19
Par
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20 V* Nov
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 4
Highest
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37
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17%
37
371/2
Volume
Number 5745
187
.
.
The Commercial
.
Year 1957
Oct
6
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
39'/a Nov 25
Lowest
Jan
65
11
17
37% Apr
12',4 Jan 24
7
16
Jan
22
82% Apr 30
18 % Mar 25
~22% Jan 22
67
*
67% Jan
Aug 23
41°,a Oct 21
3 7b Dec
10
7% Jan
22
Oct
177a Oct
22
29
Dec
31
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10
2
30% May 13
53% MaTli
4% Apr 25
14
11% Jan
50
32
34% Jun
11
29% Jan
28
Jun
18
16 % May
10
16% Jan
32
14
30
75 % Oct
28
39
22,
Oct
105
May
29% Jan
2
66
30% Nov 13
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2
83% Jan
2
106
Feb-
8
57
Dec
14
97
10
53% Feb
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
101 % Jan 14
55% Feb 14
101% July 23
Mar 12
47
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,6% Dec
.
12% Jan
16
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11
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2
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♦167b
5
167 b
167 b
1674
16 7 b
29%
29%
29%
29%
1
374
100
1
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537
10
a
33b
3%
165
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54
53%
17b
Jan
20
Green
Bay <Sfc Western RR
Green
(H L)
Co Inc
74bs
5
5
747b
5 7b
73%
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5 7b
39bb
40 7 b
40
34
34'%
3474
3474
5
12.50
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30
3%
♦159%
3 7b
165
547b
547b
30
30%
3%
374
165
267 b
♦1597b
55%
547b
267b
2674
95%
*93
16%
*
30%
37b
165
567b
16 7
95%
2
30
37b
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55 74
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46 74
46
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16,900
174
17 b
57b
5%
73%
747b
74 74
75
3274
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33
457b
467b
4534
46
174
17b
174
57 b
5%
40%
35 %
40
357
+
57b
57b
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5%
407b
397b
40
35%
36'%
357+
36 7b
357a
34%
34%
34 7 b
34 3 4
3474
35
35
84
8474
837b
83 %
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85
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87b
8
8%
8 74
257b
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8
174
40
4074
357b
85 7 b
257b
29,300
32%
34%
25 7b
9,500
57%
46%
17b
8
25 7»
374
165
747b
*84
•
300
17,700
32%
-
1
5
300
16%
30%
•
74%
32%
100
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May 23
40
37%
487b
27
1 btt
75
30
377b
36 3 b
17b
26 %
94
30,600
4874
26%
No par
preferred
8774
4674
38 7b
357b
45%
Ry Co
Sugar com
46
49
•927b
1
45 3 b
Northern Paper Co
46%:"
13674 136%
♦87
36 %
327 b
7 c,'o
;
24
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Co (The)
City Steel
27
19%
X4574
Grand Union
*26
19
5
Granby Consol M S & P
'
457b
10
Graham-Paige Motors
27
46'4
197 b
1
Great Northern
*26
4574
19
4
Great
27
1974
5
Telegraph Co
Great Western
•25,7b
'
& Co
(B F)
Iron
27
467b
—No par
(W R) & Co
Northern
3,300
197s
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Gt
11,100
357b
45%
4
Brewing Co
Granite
20
1974*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
-Grace
-2,700
1974
35
.
46%
1
(The)
Gold & Stock
27
.*25 7b
10
Co
$4.50 preferred
Goodrich Co
*26
r
100
common.
Gladding McBean
26%
19-74:,*
35%*,
•i
'
27
100
Gillette (The) Co
Glmbel Brothers common
Goebel
*25.7 a;
100
preferred
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a
lo
Products
2674
,2674 %'
*
100
:
preference
Getty Oil Co
26
267b
26
.
83 %c
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
-
267b-.
19
.
conv preference
preference
5%%
2674
457b
10
com
preferred—
•26
25
_io
4% %
1
"257b
25 34
25
Grant (W T) Co common
20
21
"
1774
50
'
92 X
3,100
10,500
19%
3 %V preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
122% Nov 11
1774
50 7a
1-
937 b
677b «■'
»"
774
42%
-
427b
*91
337 b
86
May 12
:.i8
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-
19'4
18
45% Nov 20
647b
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.
93%
66%
4174
•
7%
43%
*91
6674
39
•
7
427b
937b
337b
86% Apr
6% Apr
May 8
8% May 20
50,800
19bb
71% Oct 31
27
2,000
177+
34 7 b
36% May 22
3
10
647+
25 %
35% May 23
17
177b
337b
3
Apr
177 a
-
30
-18 be
15
57'o Jan
177b
64%
4974
120,
95% '
"
50
Public Utilities Corp^
31
79% Mar 21
64
64%
:
-
11%
..No par
27% Jan
22
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104
6474
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77b
43%
T77S
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7
42%
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.
38%
5
com
92
41% *%!% :
5
...
33% Jan
15
867b
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64%
v
98
-
407+
867b ''
103
66%
2174
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50'
_
Corp..
28 % Jan
35 % May
8
85
Jan 14
5,800
8574
67.:
55%
.
common
2
11
91,
*138%
4
21
871-
*95%
407b "41%
647b
517b
______No par
6
Oct
49%
7%
427b
*17 7b
10 bb
59% Jan
5
<
18
5
36% Feb
21% Dec
4174
2,100
6,300
637b
6678
2.50
17
18
4,600
187b
I 667b
"
11%
common
23
Apr
64
287 b
..79
27
43
7%
92
29 34
26% Dec
Dec
•8,700
51%
103
177b
42
100'b
General
6
25
774
42%
" "91
*99 b 4
Railway Signal
2,000
277a
177b
98
t
31%
TexasZ
preferred
207a
25%
507b
64'4
17
2074
2674
1874
87
104
177 b
177b
3,800
50%
'
■
64
177 b
•
10c
4
Jan
867 b
10,700
18%
18%
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1,300
377a
177a
*95%
50%
42
64%
207b
377a
_10
$1.32
7
164
86%
104
64
11%
Castings Corp
1
General Telephone Co of Florida—
7
Jan
517 b
18 74
4074
.
2,800
207b
•
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General
47% May 6
21% Feb 24
80
5074
<
97%
357u
>'■
'
1
5
3
Jun
79
5
26% Feb
*95 7b
35%
1,600
General Realty & Utilities.
General Refractories
General Shoe Corp
May 23
37% Feb
4
Apr 29
95 % Apr
'
'
Feb
•
85
*102%
55
comZZZ~l.
$8 convertible preferred
General Public Service
General
41%
1774
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Preferred $3.75 series
General Outdoor-
General
6
26% Mar
2
36% Oct 22
27% May
18%
85%
*11%
■
Motors Corp common
conv
18 74
4074
*
267b
98
■
,,.^__No~par
preferred
$1.60
-
20
-
14
15% Dec 23
'
'
;
.
51%
18%
"21%
X.No par
Advertising
_15
General Portland Cement Co
1
'General Precision
Equlpt Corp
1
22% May 23
-
'
'
:
May. '2
May 23
>
'
$0
25%
51%
'40%" 4
""
Corp
Mills
General
6
July 19
18% July 31
Bronze
Co
Instrument
24
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5
2
21% Apr
52
26%
20%
2674
207b
26
1
■5% preferred
/Jari 20
31% Feb
2
7
39% May 22
41
20
*90
100
General
39 % May" 9>
117% Jan lfl
92% Jan 22
14
65% May 23
20
10
i
General
38% Apr1
May 14
277s May 16
34
-
:
29
•44% Jan
>
•
8
34
4
57% July 15.
5 % Jun 13
•
77% May 22
116% Jan 20
112% Mar 20
Apr 12
47% Dec
2
33% Jati
■»
1
30% Oct
»% May 23
112
47% July 16
1
2
20'A
par
common
Corp
General Foods Corp
C
*:
1
preferred^
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co
General Finance
9
4% Jan
»
30
33% Dec
13
60% Jan
'
4
115
10174 Nov
-•
11
July 26
'100
•
8% Jan
Apr
Jan
19%
17%
100
Contract Corp common
6% scries preferred
General Controls Co
.
*
100
General
24
2
5
15% Feb
17%
"
ZZZZZZZlo
General Cable Corp com:
4% 1st preferred—
General Cigar Co Inc
9
40
4
General
24
Apr 29
177b
J
Transportation
General Baking
$8 preferred
14% May 23
11% May 9
55
177a
1
Investors
4
8
52% Feb
'
„
177b
63%
66%
1
$4.50 preferred
30
■
[
General Amer Oil Co of
General Amer
Mar 18
28% Apr
12
68% Apr
'
.
30
3574
1774
7%
100
convertible preferred
General American
18
3574
17 74
X42%
■^T"'~~g
Inc_.Z__ZZZZ._ZZ2
Inc
19%
34%
197«
4,700
197+
207b
"x91
15
-,
Industries
100
1974
,20
397b
64
..
Wood
557a
34%
20%
17%
__i
6%
May 12
52% May 6
2
22
Jan
71,;.
(The)—~__,_Z_ZZZZ2
Corp
*53 7b
37%.
103
5
4%% convertible preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
General American Indus com
90
2
26
15
•
49% Dec 31
Dec
Gar
7
34% Feb
14
6
20
10%
46% Oct
(
i
3
Mar
9% Dec
.
.
'
139
2
30
'Garrett
5474
347b
3874
5
preferred
(The)J.
Gardner-Denver c.g
5474
34%
357b
*95%
1,000
9,300
3474
20%
7i
7,300
474
13%
54 74
357b
5274
46 %
47a
133+
37%
26%
86
44%
474
14
207b
64
2 5o
Co
47+
1374
377 s
85
;
Inc
44 34 : 457b
47b
14%
20%
*102
preferred.ZZZZZlo
Corp_Z~10
(The)
convertible
Gamewcll
307b May 21
82% May 2
11% Mar 19
2
2
Apr 30
5%
21
Feb
Apr
102
10
; 17%
'
47b Jan
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
30% May 13
157b Feb 20
24% Feb 25
May 16
Gabriel
37%'May, 1
38% May 23
57b May 14
23
;
19
*76
:
35%
18
r,Zr
No
Fruehauf Trailer Co common.
4% preferred
45% May 23
22
1,400
1,600
86
37
20
60
1774
29
35%.
20%
177b
8274
17%
287b
J
Franklin Stores Corp
llJ/8 May 23
; 40%
Dec
817+
177b
29
20%
"
"coZZZno"par
Freeport Sulphur Co
1974
94
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
i.
Francisco Sugar
Co.—ZZZ^Zno
6
8 % Dec
J
'
Foremost Dairies
19%
94%
6 25
preferred
Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co
■-
3
May
3 %V
34
*19%
443,'i
4%
*53 7b
8174
4,500
17
*76
13%
.
44,600
367b
*26%
& Chein
convertible
Foote
5
6%
;
'
1
18% Apr 22
37% Jan 10
12% May 22
11% May 21
65
Machinery
3%%
92% May 12
2
convertible
Food
May 1
44% May 23
13% Feb
4%
-
347b
19%
40
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of
'51
Food Giant Markets
Inc__J__
94
41% Feb
-
25% Feb 25
3
Mar 17
57
May 22
115% May 21
2
92
96
x33 7b
35%
20
"
common
25% Maf 20
2
July 11
24% Jan
14
30
547b
~
inn
Florida Power &
Light
Fluor Corp Ltd..
Food Fair Stores Inc
10
47% Jan
5
17% May
12 % Jan
68% Nov 14
8% Dec 10
Jan
51% May 13
Jan
100
18% Apr 29
67% July 6
32% Dec 30
20
-
3
7% Jan
61% July 16
59°,a Mar 19
35% Dec 30
113% Oct 22
t.
(
87
May 15
93 % Aug
3
60% JVxay 2J
12% Jan
65 % May 15
134
9
Apr
39% Jan
93
Apr 25
18'% Aug
2
8 v Nov 27-
6
21
Jan
*53 7b
34%
17
ZNtfpar
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The)
common
$4 preferred...
Florida Power Corp
44 74
4%
147 b
51%
(wij
44 7 b
4%
500
12%
25
287a
,
86
54'A
Firth
45% Mar 20
/ 937b Feb
43% Jan
5% Oct
(,
6
Corp
*76
137b
5
^
43 7b
4%.
14
100
& Rubber
com.
4%% preferred
First National Stores
Firstamerica
10
8
64
7% Mar
8% Jan
10
13
;
6
64% May 13
17% May 23
56% Jan
59% Jun
<
Firestone Tire
103% Mar
25
37% Jan
17% Nov 20
34% Oct 22
78
Nov 13
,
g"t?olAComeC°aChLtoea
6
87% Jan
...
44% Aug 27
i
5
43%
86
38 7b
12%
25
36%
com__No par
93% Jan
1774
287b
*76
387b
127+
*20%
25
p,S, convertible preferred
fJJS F Phenix Fire Ins NY
17
17
287b
7874
40%
Shares
2474
b
8114
177b
29
19%
2 50
45% Feb
6 % Mar 10
-,
Mar 24
24% Mar 14
f
82
177b
35%
"
Corp
Fibreboard Paper Prod
237b
*81
the Week
May 23
24'
13
23%
28%
34
_
Ferro
*38
Friday
12 7 b
12%
24
82
4%
Co <?ommonI_5
_V_
387o
13 7«
*81
177b
43
5
Federated Dept
Stores,
127b
x24
28 7a
13%
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Fenestra Inc
20% May 12
27 % May
9
47% Feb
9
Jan
39% May 22
23% Mar 13
20% Jan
■
July 12
57
19% Dec 20
100% Oct
Jan
}««*• Pap«r Board
4.60V preferred
12%
24 Va
17%
t,
Federal Pacific
Electric Co
3874
28%.
i
Mogul Bower Bearings
2
38%
Sales for
Thursday
May 22
r
May 21
82%
"76
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
*5 ,c?uv Pfd 1953 series
ZZgg
Federal
357b May 2
20% Mar 70
19 % Jan
-
Fawlck Corp
38 bb
PRICES
Wednesday
'
12%
24%
~H0
Metallurgical Corp
23
Jan
~
B
387b
"82
commonZ__Z~l
;0
preferred series
Fansteel
5
"38%
.100
._
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
Mar 20
36% Jan
22
31% Jan
Dec
19% Oct 22
,
3
18 % Apr
16
t
54
29 % Jan
20% Nov 12
:
14% May
27
Mar
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
27% Jan 21
2
Feb
convertible preferred
Tuesday
May 20
May 1!)
1
jo
5
43
16% Apr 23
61% May 13
45% July
8
25% Jun 17
45
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
*
San
May 19
3% Apr
7
24 %
4
Falstaff
12
64% July 10
30
2
Par
Fairbanks Morse & Co__
No Dar
Fan-child Engine &
Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co
common
25% Mar 13
9
Apr
15% Jan
17% July
1
25 % Nov 29
25
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
43 % May
5
13 'A May 14
2
79
Sep
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
22 % Apr
15
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
and
85
100
8,500
4,800
1,600
4,200
10,300
4,800
180
74
87b
874
87b
8%
21,500
257a
25%
25%
*25%
257a
700
38
38 74
37%
387b
383a
38%
3874
39 74
39%
40%
9,100
No par
347b
35%
34
347b
3474
3674
36 74
37%
36
367b
16,100
No par
25%
257b
257b
26%
263a
26%
267a
267b
2574
26
.8,300
139%
139%
25
100
1397 b
1397+
*68%
717b
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71%
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1397+
71%
139%
100
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71%
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717 b
1
25l/2
25 7b
25 3 b
2574
25%
267b
26 7'+
267a
2674
26 Va
140
*139
page 26
4
•139
139%
40
3,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday. May 26
.
(2348)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Ik
76% Nov 20
7
34% Jan
11
15',4 Oct
81
Jan
17% Mar 20
14
Jan
2
14 Vb Dec
10
32% Jan
11
14
May
9
17% Jan
11
80% Jan
16
52
Mar
5
61% May
May 13
101
25
117% May
6
152
105 Ml Oct
21
34% Jan
24
81% Aug
6
81
Oct
28
88
NOV
Feb
10% Jan
39% Jan
119
Jan
10
109
3
41% Feb 21
38% Jail
3
17
49% Apr
7
Jan
21
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
14 r%
14%
59%
112%
14%
43
43
42%
95
*93
95
:
43
100
10f)
100
>100
102
-
*100
*98
101
101
i
*98
108%
*105
dividend preferred
dividend preferred-
preferred—
9»4
15%
*oD%
11,800
60%
113%
*98
/
>105
108%
*105
102
;
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43
43
*93
95
*93
102
dividend
30
14,900
%
15%
ly-'u
60
113%
19,700
22%
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15
59%
112%
43
43%
-
*93
*100
$4.44
22
9%
60
Shares
16%
86%
22%
*9
113
59 %
112
15%
*85
86%
21%
9 %
•
dividend preferred—...—160
$4.40
$5
*9
15%
15%
*85
22 Vs
21 %
May 23
113'/a
-
1,600
17,100
y
No par
—
59%
60
112%
111
J
14%
111%
14%
14%
*59
No par
25
15%
the Week
Friday
May 22
86 Va
*85
22%
Common
1
May
21%
States Utilities Co-
$4.20
30
98% Mar 11
104% Apr
21%
preferred—
Gulf Oil Corp
May 13
-102
3
95% Jan
92
Jail
95
86
21%
$5
9
44% May
6
10
Jan
86
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
Gulf
41J/aJun 11
93% Feb
5
98
Apr
2
96
Jan 29
4
25
15%
15%
86 Va
>85
Sales for
Thursday
May 21
Sugar—__—,——1
Guantanamo
10
20
5
7% Apr
12V4 May 10
15%
15%
15 Va
PRICES
Wednesday
May 20
Corp——.-*.1
Grumman Aircraft Eng
47 Vb Dec
9
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred—,
—100
14
87
Apr 17
22% May 23
16% Apr
2
89
18
Dec
14
*
14% Jan
30
Feb 13
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
16% Apr
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
May J!)
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
fc
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1957
9.4
*105
108%
-
431
*9*
r
100%
';;
101
*98
101
43%
V
100% TOO
*98
108 Va >
4,800
j»
:,5
•'/'
100%
170
101
slbJ
lU6 %
H
Nov
4
,63% Dec
30
18% Dec
20
88
89% Jan
20
Jan
2
13% Dec
31
28V4 Jan
11
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
20% Dec
24
45% Jan
15
31
23
14
11
24 % Dec
39
May
40% July
Jun
23
29% Oct
21
127% Oct
14
23
% Dec
138
39% Mar
30
24
29V4 Dec
20
Oct
Dec
8
Jan
2
13
Jan
9
Jan
29
22% Jan
20
3% Jan
9
16
20% Apr 28
4% Jan 27
Dcc~18
~18% Jun~19
23% Jan
/
6
9
14
43% Jan
2
86 % Mar 14
18% Jan 22
24% Jan 16
17 % Jan
23 % Jan
2
341% Mar
32% Jan
2
26
54
19
91
July 24
15% Oct
10
19
80% July 23
17% Jan
47% July 11
Jan
21
103% Oct
22
47% Jan
23
Hoi/2 Jan
118
30
112 J/4 Mar 21
53% Jan
3
36% Apr 24
12
24% Dec
24
40% Jan
4
20% Jan
21
17% July 16
11% Jan
13
78
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
Jan
/ 73
2
86
21
88
86%
87%
23
23%
29%
117%
59
59 %
37%
Nov
8
16% Sep
22
22% Jan
9
Apr
18
5
May
23
May
2nd pfd
84%
Hilton Hotels Corp—
G
12 % May 22
Hires Co
2
27% May 22
Hoffman Electronics Corp
(Charles E)
3
Feb
5
25% Jan
2
30
May 21
11
40% Jan
10
32% Jan
2
45
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
May 20
25
22% Dec
23
39% Jan
10
23% Apr
7
31
28% Jan
Jan
31
2
4
Jan
16
19
10
16% Jan
92
Jan
23
Jan
30
4
18% Nov 26
3
3
8
23% July 24
39% May 29
30 % Nov 18
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
341/4 Nov 13
69
Aug
30
85
Mar 13
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
87
Nov
20
100
78
22
31
15
Jan
18
5% Dec
18
18% Jan
8
V
Feb
20
Jan
7
■/
8% Jan 22
5% Jan
19
May 22
57% May
/
9% Mar 24
10
,
Howe Sound
4'Hudson
1% Jan 16
0% Jan 16
<fc
Manhattan
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
14
13% Jan
27
17% May 23
Hunt Foods &
72% Jan
17
84
May 21
6
2% Jan
.
4
2
Dec
30
35% May 23
20 % Jan
2
May 22
28% May 23
12% Dec
23
22
Jan
13% Jail
2
16% Feb
17
40
May 31
35% Feb
11
21/4 Dec
19
<
23
291/4 Jan
Dec
4
75% Aug
26% Dec
11
63% Jan
50
4
12
9
51% Jan
Ideal
23
29 % Jan
Jan
13
32% May
46% Mar
9
38
8
44
Mar 20
47% Jan
21
40
Jun
19.
47 % Apr
2
45
Mar 26
46 % Apr
18
52
Feb
11
22
48
Jan
15
Nov
6
40
Nov
14
40
July 16
26
Nov
7
52 Va Jan
7
50
7
47 % Feb
3
2
33% May.
5
7% Feb
5
Apr 28
5
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23
39% Jan
14
59
Nov
148
88% Jan
U
156
Jan 16
69
14
8
2
17
4
11
73
23
55% Jan
20
Nov
13
23% May 14
29% Oct
21
52
Jan
2
92
Jan
21
35% Jan
3
81
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
270% Oct
25% Dec
137
Nov
25 % Oct
65
376 % July
22
23
11
22
Nov 14
66% Oct
6% Oct
22
22
82% Nov 19
82
Jan
10
27
Jan
2
156% Jan
25
148% Mar
11% Feb
.
68% Jan
70% Jan
20
109% July
98
26% Jan
Feb
7
12%
12 %
12%
2,500
277b
27 V b
27%
13,200
107a
10 ib
10 Va
21%
21%
217b
22%
21Tb
22Vb
21V;
21%
7,900
28%
28%
297b
30
30
30
30
2,600
44%
45
447 b
44%
44 3 «
44
49
49
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487b
49 Va
28Vb
2874
287b
297b
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91%
91 Vi
'91%
10%
96
21
71
114
34% Jan
14
40
25
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13
32% Jan
28
Jan
2
31% Mar
5
29 % Jan
13
.35% May
7
Feb
20
'
w May 20
36% July 16
22
21% Jan
3
22% Jan
17
24
28% Nov
4
33% Dec
2
28% Mar 29
24
54% Jun
130
22
Jan
13
22
50% July 15
13% Jan
31
2
Jan
28
27% Jan
2
291/4 Jan
13
,118
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36% Feb
10
27
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
10
13% Oct
11
28% Jan
9
15% Jan
2
473i July 11
91
Nov 19
Jun
11
47% Jan 28
191/4 Feb
25
Jan
24
82
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15
60% Aug
2
56
Feb
3
89% Feb
28
75
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34% Dec 10
52% July
89
97
Feb
12
May
7
29
31/64 May
7
28% May 22
27% Mar 24
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29
41 % Jan
8
6% May
9
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24
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24
99
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35
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2
76% Jan
17
see
page
26.
93
38
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Mar
11
4
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99
16
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81
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41
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34
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33% i.
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24
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77
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141
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32%
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123
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17
17
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35
35%
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37
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96
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31
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15,200
75
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76
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91
91
157%
Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
:
Joy Manufacturing Co
32%
7%
Jefferson Lake
&
047a
31%
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27%
Corp
1,800
4314
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41%
647a
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47
157%
Johnson
V
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.
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41%
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51
27%
preferred
300
I
41%
417b
32%
51%
156%
;
300
21,700
"
46
33%
Co
'
-
32%
preferred
...
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International Telep & Teleg.No par
Rights
—
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Jones
15
*46
7%
&
14Tb
*50
7.50
——No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5% preferred—...
„
100
3% %
147s
*50
Paper
Johns-Manville
14%
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34%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
'
6,400
*
82
37
1
28%
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4
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82
/,
4
64%
349%
i
81
51%
32 3
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177b
177b
287b
-
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preferred..—
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15%
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42%,
43
40 %
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14%
9%
1%
81
37b
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8%
"
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97
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130
'
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~
3%
277b
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preferred—
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4,000
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82
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;
3474
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81
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81
27%
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4%
42%
16%
16%
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3%
40%
of
(F L)
42
14%
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72%
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42%
4%
■
16%
16%
16%
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42
41%
,
3,300
'
17b
8%
—
16%
38
34Vb
87«
348%
Island Creek Coal common
16»b
♦37
97b
8%
100
Light Co
5,300
55 Va
9%
*79%
_u_5
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
42
54 %
9%
—1
69% Apr
88
3
55%
9%
8%
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Mar 24
Jan
54%
9%
*1%
No par
23% Apr 17
28 Vb May
9
90 % May 12
2
55%
46
Iowa Power &
124% Apr
98%
•55
47
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.i
3-%
!' 22%
97
45%
Interstate Power Co
37% Mar 13
98%
97
*46%
May 15
4
*88
47
May 19
32 3
10
3%
•*217;
81 Va"
98 Va
45
17 % May 12
81%
89%
45
International Shoe.,
79%
*96
%
26,400
91%
-
1
*88
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9,200
291,4
:
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34 Vb
89 Va
41
20.500
44T«
28'a
16%
37Tb
"
81%
33%
International Silver common
34 Vb
*96
33%
—
34%
*88
5
International Salt
167a,
34
'
*79%
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400
49 Vb
48 Va
3-'%
89 Va
33%
37
85
99
"<»moies
Mar 25
34% Apr 23
3
35% Dec
17
87
Feb
July 11
35% Dec 18
00% Nov 6
1*'
4
7
13
100
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
30
18
4
Jan
37% July 10
~23
78
13% Feb
v
57% Jan
July 12
24% Jan
Oct
13
441%
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81%
33%
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1
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_*
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38
34
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100
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38
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16%
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23%
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16%
37a
3 %
3%
64
Inc
preferred-:—
Nickel
-
23%
16%
International
22
35
9
S3
7% Jan
3%
International
6
Jan
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
24
Dec
2
16
3%
Canada—.—No par
Packers Limited
1
Int'l
97% May
Jan
3%
-
*
91%
common—_a._No par
Ha-rvester
4%
May 8
79% Mar 13
11 % Apr 21
85% Feb 27
26
28
17
*89%
:
"
V
28
91%
*22 %
preferred—.—
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical -com—,.5
76
13
27%
27%
°89Va
7%
29
30% Mar 10
92
Dec
111% Jun 28
13
8
22
Oct
159% Jan
Int'l
■
'*
41
Int'l Business Machines
9
50-
63%
Corp.—.
Iron
44%
■•/•
40%
preferred-——1
4Va%
Interlake
29
32 V*
Intel-chemical Corp common
35% May 22
3
Jan
May
Ctfs
10%
21
64
—
8,900
107ii
32%
Inspiration Cons Copper—:
Insuran,shares
7
Mar 13
9
34
*
12
357
Co.—
22%
HT-J
_—100 pesos
Inland Steel
92% May 13
22% Jan 27
7
300
125
Dec
16
8
17
20% Oct
41
11
11
22
24% Mar
29
86% Jan
Oct
25% Oct
13
Apr
18% May
85
Dec
36% Mar 24
22% Jan
65% Dec
27% Dec
89% May 22
2
25% Jan
26% May 10
106% May 10
30
2
Jan
85 Va
277b
63 %
Ingersoll-Rand common:
6%
preferred%
6
10
a
22%
.
107 b
Mexico
De
200
6,200
74
11Tb
:
A
11,800
127 b >< 12 Va
*727-;
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227b
Yi
2,100
:
31
*30%.
85
22
38%
27%
32%
Industrial Rayon
25
Feb
37
31% July 10
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
S
Mar 31
79% Apr
158
38% Jan
.
July 30
7% Dec
19
2
Jan
65
25 Va Dec
,
Jan
157% Apr
11
99% Jan
10
Dec
Feb
6% Apr 25
307 b"
*83
22 Va
22
22%
10
common
Electrica
Industria
9% Apr
21%
20
597 b
38 Vb
■
117b
—10
—
387a
30 %
v
117
59 Va
59 Va
38
27%
No par
<——
*115
117
59 Vb
*10%
.50
.50
4.70% preferred
—-50
4.42% preferred..
a
.50
4.20% preferred.,
,—.—.50
Indianapolis Power & Light a—No par
29% Jan
30
—
4.08% preferred—.
4.26% preferred
44% Jan
6% Dec
Co
Illinois Power Co
49% Jan
47 % Feb
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
13
34% Apr 28
2
Cement
12%
—No pat-
Illinois Central RR Co
Idaho Power Co.—
9
>
10%
Inc com——5
42% May 13
65% Mar 10
13
25% Oct
44
Indust
37Tb
27%
5%
34 % May
2
28% Jan
4
Bay Min <fc Sin Ltd
59Va
37%
11%
preferred series A
100
Hupp Corp common.
—1
5% convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
.'—5
23
*115%
116
597b
170
10%
pat-
85% Apr
Apr
13,300
116
<
31
27%
27
8
40%
a
11%
49
23
30
40 V
27%
43%
12% Oct
Dec
40%
40 Vt
11%
29
70
Sep
600
4074
/■'%:
27%
21
47
43
14%
37
2G%
100
com
147a
85
noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson
297 b
*36%.
14 Va
*11%
40 % Apr
90
900
2934
37 Va
*83
1
Co——
297b
29 V b
*14
85
...
5%
Mar 24
.
2,200
*36Va
*83
—1
Corp
50
237b
40 74
r
'
Howard Stores
8
3,000
83
l4Vb
85 %
100
100
100
.
2,800
.
51%
23Tb
127b
—50
4%
77
37%
*84
preferred
preferred
—
4.40% preferred
,
Houston Lighting & Fower—No
3% %
237b
72%
Household Finance common_.No par
29
10% Mar 19
1
Apr 18
3% Apr 18
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
6
Feb
97
92
54
Apr
1
60% July 11
8% Dec
Feb
89
25
Apr
23 Vb
30%
54 U
*86%
727h
25
preferred
87
12 74
..Nopar
convertible
86 %
*
73%
of America common—1
$2.25 convertible preferred
83
Feb
84
5'/a
20
12Va
21%
1,500
■
*76
31
21%
40
39,200
*13% /13%
54%
*72
Houdaille-Industries Inc common..3
19
Jan
6
38% Apr 22
37
13
Apr 14
26
46% Oct
3
23
9
,
27% Jan
Jan
1% Sep
7
10
36 % Jan
25
3
Jan
15% Feb
Hotel Corp
59
12 %
800
30% v 31
77
297 b
37%
*36%
300
4%
32%
30
54%
*30%
127b
•
3
3% Oct
$4.25 preferred
13:{ 4
73%
Hooker Electrochem Co common—.5
29% May 22
87% Apr
Feb
6% Jan
97
81
51 % Apr
■;
32%
*72
31
-26
4-%
327b
V
73%
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5% convertible preferred——30
Homestake Mining
..12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp.—,—
alO
22
1
117%
37%
26
4-%
33
:i2%
5
Holland
Oct
40
Furnace Co
11% Jan 27
22 Va May 21
9% Jan 20
82'/a Oct
25% Nov
*116
x58%
"26 %
a
*72
1
100
No par
2.50
—_1
50c
(conv)
2
17% Jan
40%
i
16,200
/ 2,700
12
*30%
5
10
24
11
40
37%
20%:
14
14
*13%
117%
1
•
15% Oct
37
37 %
20%
30%
:
23 Vb
*36 Va
37 V
29%
28%
*36%
1,700
36'%
30
23 74
;
3,100
20%
*76
88
29%
37
•
•
24%
24
'
34
136
'
76%
88
V.*
1,000
38
Va
13%
i
30
29%
*87 V«
3.>%
*135
'
•24 V4
43«
54%
54%
29 '
23:%
*321
54 Va
%■
40 V*
Heyden Newport Chem Corp.
3%% preferred series A
9 % Jan
Jan
*75
54
14
.
16% Jan
2
% 29%
76%
55
...
7
25% July
29%
*75
76%
%
54
39%
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
14% Mar 27
Jan
22
30
31
Jan
22
29 %
29
29
Corp.—No par
Hertz Co
60
8% Oct
15% Dec
13%
14
—
Chocolate
(The)
13 %
10
3,300
23%
*26
4%
33
13%
13%
33% I
20
32%
13%
28%
136
1,000
74%
22 V;
■>'
36
■i
31
=
32%
33%
_100
common
preferred
Hershey
1
3
Apr 18
74
17 »/4 Oct
5%
Powder
44% Feb
17
July 19
22% Jan
7
10% Jun 20
87
Hercules
26
%
4
29%'
33
21
*32 Va
V
31%
No par
2 1/12
Hercules Motors—
33
22
200
23%
36
4%
*4%
22
*135
23%
35%,
20%
,
*75
(G W) common.
—10
noncumulative preferred—25
7%
25%
25%
*32%
33 Va
136
23%
31%
E); & Co—/
Heller (W
Helme
Apr 23
61% May
14
10% Oct
271/4 Feb
■
% 29%
*13%
100
-25
100
preferred
4
41% Feb
1
July 25
42% Sep 19
62
3.65%
29%
!
%
*73 %
<22
r"
20%
4%
13'.;
73%
74
26
35%
33
13%
73%
•
43 Va
137«
13%
13 Va
22 >4
*135
34%
26%
2,700
// 33
33 Va
i 136
x26%
4%
*32
9.800
22%
*29
<
20%
*25%
55.V4
22%
13%
34%
10
54»«
•221"
44
*72 %
%
34 Va
54%
',22';
44%
X22
,
23%
*20%
53
22%
;
%
29%
33
5
preferred
7
.15% May
25
38% May
3%%
22
.
23%
2.50
„
/
*135
23%
Heinz (H J) Co eominon
89% Feb 21
6
Feb
10
10
30
0% Dec
35
8
33
136
23%
of America common.
1
preferred
—^50
Haveg Industries Inc—
...
—1
Hayes Industries Inc
:
5
Hecht Co common
;
15
May 19
55
33
4%%
24% May 9
29% May 12
37
May 20
43 'A Dec
83
76% Jun
29%
*135
Hat Corp
30% May 23
75% Apr 30
28% Apr
9
22% Sep
Hart Scliaffner & Marx
6
33% May 16
15
Mar 14
25
Apr 11
22% Jafi
72% Jan
2
20
May 6
21% Nov 22
69 % Oct
Nov
Mar
34
22% Apr
14%
May 221
38
22%
29%
22%
29 %
'
—-—100 : •.*
__1
G'/o: preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp——
Harsco Corporation
Harsh aw Chemical Co
7
25% Jan
2.50
—1
Co——
Co——,
Paper
22
43 %
533«
22 %
74%
Mar 17
13
.13
13%
*72%
Hammermill
20% Apr
34% Jan 21
13%
74%
Hammond Organ
May 23
Apr*7
30
13%
*72%
preferred.
convertible
Harbison-Walk Refrac com——/.50
34
140
23
28% Jan
Nov 27
28
30
""*13%
100
Printing Co—
(W F)
4%
«
44
53%
,*43%
22%
53%
—5
Hall
32% Feb
,
22%
22%
j
24% Feb 11
14
2
129
8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
7
30
3% Oct
21% Jan
% *43%
53%
44%
53%
22%
44%
-
"
Hamilton Watch Co common——__1
21
16% Jan
*43%
53%
25
__—;
Well Cementing—5
Oil
Halliburton
74% Apr 14
2
Jan
26 % Jail
51% Aug
8
22
i
;
13% May 20
67
24
Hackensack Water
5
58 % Jan 29
23
May 6
44% May
a
122
37%
122
3774
37 Va
6%
6%
20%
20
20
20:%
20%
1,400
26%
277 a
27
277a
27
27%
9,200
88
89
88
88
67%
67 Vb
67%
67%
67-b
201
a
6%
6%
*86
67 a
89
88
>87
67%
677 b
170
1,300
89
e8(i
*86
89 %
37 Va
37
37%
36%
37%
98
98
98
97%
200
*97
97%
97%
39%
40%,
40%
35,500
39
39%
40
38%
98%
9S%
98%
750
33%
38%-
3C%
11,800
89
37%
37%
38%
98
98
98 Va
99
98%
98%
98
39 Vs
39%
38%
39
38%
39
38
37 V
a
387a
27,400
1958
Number 5745
Volume 187
.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2348)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
May 19
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 20
K
22
Dec
46% May 15
109 ft May 9
30
671/z Dec
30
37
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
333/a Oct
23
80
Nov
68% Jan
2
38 ft Jan
2
45% May 22
Jan
15
88
Feb
18
96 ft Mar 11
96
Feb
25
96
Apr
3
Dec
11
77% Jan
4
32
•Nov
38 ft Jan
31
7
22
21
32% May
3
83
•
2
86
ft Mar 21
J90
L_IHlQ0
*93
97
*9474
,_No par
68%
69
50
36%
36%
.No par
35 ft
36
8 75
27 ft
27%
"5
ZZZZZZZl
™™~No par
~_~___2.50
*14%
14%
27%
27%
85%
41%
Jan
2
ft Apr
27
2
Feb
38
4%
28% May 23
.16
Feb
3
7
75 ft Jan
33% Jan
Kansas Gas
33ft Jan
91
30
20 ft Oct
28
32 ft July
5
20% Jan
7
43ft Jan
3
30
2
33 ft May
Jan
Co
Kennecott
Copper
County Land
Kern
Co
_
;
Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
25ft May 23
26
com
preferred
Electric
Kayser (Julius) &
Kelsey Hayes Co__
Mar 24
29 ft Dec
&
Kansas Power &
Light Co
42% May 13
48% May 23
25
non-cum
4ft%
conv
common
Keystone Steel &
Wire
22
50ft July 25
46ft Jan
16
56 ft May
1
Dec
26
35ft Jan
19 ft Apr
22
27 % Jan
19
ft Jan
2
29% Feb
7
34
ft Jan
2
43
Mar 17
94 ft Apr
78% Jan
2
85
May 20
9
22
23
10
Dec
30
Dec
17
27 ft Apr
11
ft Dec 30
34ft Jan
4
21% Mar
17
Dec
30
26 ft
47
Jan
17
7
66ft Dec
9% Feb 17
,33% May
2
33 ft Apr
20% Feb
61
27
Jan
*10114
104.
*101 ft
930
104
96 ft
*93
96 ft
*93
96
97
*9474
97
ft
69
69
70
*9474
69
97
6814
*3614
37
37
37
*37
3714
300
3614
36%
36%
3714
3674
36%
2,300
27%
28
28
28
2874
3,900
68%
37
36 ft
36 ft
27 ft
27
ft
70 ft
3,700
*14%
14%
1414
.2774
*14
27%
85%
29 ft
29%
29%
2974
2974
86%
2974
2974
5,300
87 ft
86%
87%
87 ft
8874
88
8974
41%
41%
42 ft
19,600
4214
42 ft
4214
4274
4174
42 ft
9,200
21,400
.
*14
1414
*14
1414
44 ft
44%
44 ft
45%
4574
47 ft
4774
24%
4874
24
24%
24 ft
24%
25
25 ft
25
25
32%
32%
32
ft
3214
3274
32%
3214
3274
55%
5574
56 ft
5574
5674
5574
56
20
19%
19%
20
20
19%
1974
600
*2574
26 ft
26
26
2674
2614
1.80Q
3614
36 ft
3674
37
37%
3774
8,600
~
Kresge (S S) Co
(S H) & Co......
Kroehler Mfg Co__
Kroger Co (The)__
32%
55 ft
55%
*19%
36
*19%
26%
26%
i
55 ft
20
x25%
36 %
*84
26
36
85
36
85
.-
ft
85
*85
10 ft
"10
10%
10%
10%
27%
10
Kress
75% Mar 19
9214
44 %
"lOO
.
6
17 ft May 23
5
88
*9014
32%
5
4%
preferred
Korvette (Ej) Inc
9
2
ft Jan
*85
9214
24%
Corp
ZZZZZZZl
Royal Dutch Airlines___100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
10
2
24
9
May
12% Feb
22 Ya Jan
88
*90 ft
44 %
KLM
23
4514
400
*85
ft
25,100
1
King-Seeley
25
33
36% July 11
65 ft Jan
2
68%
*36 ft
2574
25
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
6
23 ft Dec
5,400
4574
2514
__i
prior preferred
5
45 ft
2574
4574
104
96 ft
*94%
Kansas City Southern
900
*10114
104
*93
97
10%
Dec
*101 ft
96 ft
37 ft May 22
9374
92
*94%
70 ft May 23
37
Mar
5
*92%
88
*93
2
9374
45%
IIlOO
10
200
92
*85
"-IIIIlOO
Jan
46 ft
*9014
preferred
34
80
*44
90ft.
preferred
29% Jan 10
*7814
4614
88
90 ft
104
4.35%
50% Jan
80
*44
44%
4474
*85
93
101 ft
*
4.20%
25
76ft Nov 11
88
*90 ft
____Il00
25%
*78 ft
9214
ft
Shares
78 ft
92 ft
92
ft
6
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
128ft Jan
4
4
44
the Week
25%
ft
3
5
26
*92
44%
*85
100
__
preferred
92 ft
Friday
May 23
May 22
45
78
45
Feb
31
40 ft Oct
preferred
preferred™
4 ft
92 ft
25
79 ft
Feb
Dec
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
3.80%
4.50%
25%
45
45
44%
COIb-No par
7
25%
*78 ft
94
29 ft Dec
17
Co
ft
78
45
96
2
22
14
May
preferredllllOO
convertible
25
78
7
Tan
22
Feb
24%
*44
50
City pr & Lt
91% Jan 30
103
preferred
2
25
77 ft Dec
4%%
4%ft
Jan
26 ft July 11
32 ft Oct
7
31
93 ft Jan
29
38 ft Oct
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
33%
4 Yo%.
convertible preferredll.100
30
96% Jan
81 ft Jan
ft Oct
Jan
45 ft Mar
2
98
Aug 28
89
7
Jan
102
21
29 ft Mar 13
39% Jan
Mar 12
47
25 ft Oct
28
83
84
22 ft Oct
Feb
5
39% Jan 24
741/z July 23
791/2 Nov 12
88
14
Feb
49
105 ft Aug
23
Sales for
Thursday
-May 21
,
28 ft
28%
28 ft-
33%
«
33%
33%
10
86
85
85
*85
ft
33%
3,000
1.100
ft
10,600
86
ft
10%
1074
1074
10%
2814
33%
2874
2814
2874
110
1074
28%
1
2874
33%
33%
3314
18
18
17%
17%
17'/a
1714
17
73%
ZZl
ft
ft
74
73
73%
72%
7374
3374
73 ft
ft
33 ft
1714
1714
7314
3,300
4,000
1714
75
12,100
,
74
1,000
13,900
h
12 ft Oct
22
15% Jan
27
17
20 ft
Oct
2
13% Jan
2
Mar 22
20% Oct 16
3ft Nov 19
22 ft Jan
6
4ft Jan 24
22
July 15
18% May 21
27% May 16
3% May 9
3ft May 19
17
Jan
2
19% May
Laclede Gas Co
1
17% Dec
27
24% July
8
20
Jan
24
36 ft Apr
4
25
Feb
20
29 ft
May
94
9
83
Jan
17
89
Mar 28
Nov 27
10% Dec
19
45% Jan
4
2% Jan
18 ft Jan
17% Mar 14
11
10
1
Dec
12
22
20% Jan 24
'
3
Oct
22
7% Feb
5ft Dec 10
17 ft Jan
4
4
2
9% Mar 26
28
Jan
1
27
Lees
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
2
17% Feb
13
6
5ft Feb
13
•
4
May
5ft Jan
2
21
32ft Jun
14
22% Feb
28
25% Feb
19
Jan
15
25 ft Dec
31
24% Feb
10
22
65 ft Dec
23
Apr 29
84% July 17
7'/a Dec
31
13% Jan
50
19
68ft Jan
31
150% Mar
9
Jan
18
67
461/4 Dec
24
7
72% Jan
9% Dec
30
14% Jan
ft July 18
9
16% Apr 18
7ft Dec
26
2
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
25
52 ft July
143
ft Jan
Oct
10
3
10
22
11
29% Oct
25
191/4 Oct
93
22
Aug 26
80
Nov
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
116
July 24
23% Oct 22
17ft May
92
25
Mar
4
Lone
Mar 11
39% May
9
116% May
8
7
Jan
35
2
2
18
***r 28
101ft Jan
82
26
2
4
86
Mar
88 ft Apr
8
100% Apr 14
106
Apr
4
34
Dec
5
133 ft Dec
27
Jan
5
27% Feb
14
128
10
Long
23
30
93% Jan
8
55ft Mar
4
16
22
7
11% Jan
2
Jan
10
45% Feb
12
Jan
122% Jun 28
60
76
15 ft
1,600
27%
8714
*86
8714
*86
87 ft
1174
12
1214
3,900
32 ft
33%
7,300
114
1,700
87 ft
33
*86
lift
33
1%
87 ft
Island
4.35%
11%
11%
1174
32%
33
32%
3274
1%
16
1%
-
114
lft
15ft.
15 ft
15ft
*15ft
*414
*47A
414
614
4ft
Oft
6%
1
4ft
4ft
4ft
414
6
6
6%
6%
*
■
16
24%
24 ft
24%
24%
24%
2474
24
61/4
24%
33 ft
33 ft
33%
33 %
33
3374
32%
33%
1%
*15%
*414
16
200
674
3,500
2474
13,000
33 ft
ft
32 ft
3,600
17%
17%
17%
171/4
1714
1774
7914
78%
79%
791/4
7974
7974
80 ft
6,300
914
9%
914
974
91/4
914
914
9%
22,000
71%
7214
6974
7214
6974
7014
18,400
15574
15574
156ft
25
71%
72 ft
*154 ft
155 ft
71%
72%
155
155
157
156
3,800
156ft
130
*74
74%
7414
74%
75
7614
7514
7574
7574
.77
3,700
54
54 ft
53
54
5314
54 ft
53
54
53 ft
54
12 ft
12 ft
2,400
12 ft
1274
1274
1274
1274
1274
6%
6%
674
674
6%
674
,674
674
3,800
4474
46 ft
4474
46%
45
44,900
47
47ft
47 %
4774
1674
47 ft
4574
48%
3074
1614
31%
32,800
31%
3774
3774
38
11514
116
.
%
12 ft
■12 ft
6%
6%
10c
43 ft
45ft
45
ft
46 ft
;
•
1
46%
47%
46%
47%
16%
16%
1614
16 ft
4
30%
IlO
30%
3114
37%
31
37%
X37
*115%
117
Xll6
24%
25 ft
25%
*100 ft
102ft
*100 ft
100
*87 ft
;_100
*90
100
107ft
10
;
1674
1574
31%
3074
3714
116
100
common
1614
3074
37 ft
.10
com
I
3714
37%
-
'
100
Lighting Co
7% prefe'-red
Louisville Gas & El Co
58%
100
*140
(Ky)_Nopar
90
if
26
ft
*88
*90
92
110
111
58 %
141
58%
140
59%
116
116
2574
25%
2574
25%
10214
*10014
10214
*10014
*8814
9014
*90
*8814
"92
11114
5814
140
*yo
*111
5974
567-4
140
*140
9014
59
*8814
ft
141
92
*110
111
56
74
140
1,000
58 ft
140
31ft
31
31ft
31ft
3114
31%
59%
60%
60
60 ft
60 ft
14%
14 ft
14 %
5974
14 ft
6014
14%
1474
1414
1174
1374
67 ft
66%
08%
6874
70
69
7074
69 ft
193,100
-
14
67
7074
31ft
6074
25,800
90 ft
*90
92
112ft
31%
Nashville..
13,500
102ft
50
&
39,600
240
2574
11114
.
1,500
3,000
2574
90 ft
140
116%
*100 ft
102ft
107ft
92
116
16
(M) & Sons Inc
__1
Lukens Steel Co..
:
___3.33ft
Louisville
Lowenstein
Mar 19
200
474
6ft
24
900
17
preferred.
(P) Co
3274 -33%
*1% •'lft
%
ft
15
•
1174
18%
78 ft
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
4.40%
*86
11%
No par
conv
Lorillard
14% Apr 10
Dec
19
27%
1874
17
series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
140ft May 16
32% May
9
62% Apr 25
11
1974
27 ft
1814
9%
5%
ft Mar 21
54% Dec
1914
*27%
18%
17
Star Cement
Corp.:
4.84%
92% Feb 11
111ft May 21
59% May 21
10
30% Jun
32% Jan
Jan
1974
27ft
79 ft
Lone Star Gas Co common
May 20
104
300
19 ft
2714
914
Loew's Inc_.
Feb 28
89
78 ft Nov 12
93
10
Jan
18%
1914
27 ft
1
12 % Apr
28ft Jan
18%
27 ft
*15 ft
2.50
11
31
2,200
*19%
lift
15
Corp
48% May 23
107ft Feb
6,300
374-
5
2
7
1874
28 ft
-
17'
Litton
9
*314
10
38% Jan
23ft Jan
4
1
6
18 ft
*2714
374
78%
com
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Jun
103
May
7% Jan
*1814
1874
2814
*314
374
7
Link Belt Co
Lionel Corp (The)
List Industries
13
18%
1814
*27 ft
18%
28
No par
10
Co
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
*3 ft
19 ft
100
Feb
18 ft
*27%
3ft
27%
1
preferred
2
Jan
117
7
7 ft
May 23
57
2
Corp
46 ft May 20.
40 ft July 16
36% May 13
11
99 ft Oct
Jan
6% Apr
Lerner Stores
1814
27 ft.
*3 ft
19 ft
*85
10
,
'
19 ft
100
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
May 22
77
preferred
36% Mar 11
57 ft Jan
lift Oct 31
25 ft Oct
30
157
22
46% Jan
4
80ft May 15
9% May 23
73 ft May
6
7
Jan
CO
10% July 16
36 ft Oct
26
18%
18%
*27
3ft
27%
common,3
non-cum 1st
preferred
No par
50c non-cum 2nd
pfd
__No par
Lehigh Valley RR
;
__No par
Lehman Corp
(The):
1
Lehn & Fink Products
Is
May 13
17% Apr 28
2
70 ft Jan
14
18%
27 ft
3ft
"
S3
34 ft
14 ft Oct
26
18
*27
.
-
7% Jan 20
Oct
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement..
Lehigh Valley Industries com
9
15 ft Apr
(James) & Sons
3.85%
12ft May 9
35% Mar 14
2
22
62 ft Aug
130 ft Aug
4
"25
,
Jan
26 ft Oct
12 ft Oct
common
preferred series A__
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
__*[
^5
9
24% Dec
82
4.32%
La
140
31ft
3174
2,400
6014
6074
2,600
3,800
20,300
M
22 ft Dec 16
112% Dec 26
39ft Mar 22
125
Mar
4
19% Oct
22
27
Oct
22
32% May 17
77
Nov
18
86% Jan 30
32% July 12
7% Mar 28
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
28
Jan
'78 ft Jan
30ft Jan
125
26% Feb
34
Jan
2
31% Jan
10
23
44
Jun
12
30 ft Jan
2
Dec
27
530
23 ft Dec
24
Nov 19
28 ft Dec
55
385
May 27
50ft Jun 17
4% Nov 12
4% Nov 26
11
Jan
10
9ft July 23
Hi/4 Dec 23
17 ft Jan
20
37% May 13
15 ft July 17
Dec
z4% Oct
15 ft Dec
18
16
24
38
14
Jan
2
17% Oct 22
20 ft Apr
10
49
54% Feb
7
25
ft Dec 26
Dec
26
29 ft Oct
23
77
35% July 19
37 ft May
8
Nov 13
91
Jan
28
26 ft Aug
15
47% Jan
22
23 ft Dec
20
35 ft Jan
8
331/2 Dec 30
40% July
69 ft Nov
83
69
Nov
61ft Sep
22
Dec
11
390"
Apr
Feb
37
22
57 ft Apr
10
425
31
Mandcl
7% Jan
30
14% Apr
24
27% Feb
4
Manning,
5% Jan
2
7ft Feb
4
Maracaibo
2
Marchant Calculators Inc
Marine Midland Corp common
18
2
20ft May
21% May
58
25% Jan
36
May
29% Jan
38% May
81 ft Jan
90
31
36% Jan
Mar
25 ft Jan
79
Jan
70
4ft
2i
5
May 23
42 %
May
4
82ft May
23 ft Jan
2
29 ft May 16
55
Maytag Co
53 ft May 19
$3
13
16% May 23
McCall
24
McCord
39
42 ft Apr
18ft Apr
39 ft Jan
Oct
30
11
Dec
60
Dec 30
23
30
Jan
13% Mar 11
«
62
17
4
47
Jan
May 14
50ft July 24
31% Apr
34% Feb 11
Jan
10
Dec
15% July 18
10ft Jan
2
67
Dec
23
47 ft Oct
22
12
122ft July
63
July
8
68ft Jan
2
52
•
12 ft Dec
30
13 ft Dec
30
33
Apr
1
81% Nov 27
21
Nov
6
74ft Nov 25
19% Jan 29
20
Mar
40ft Jun
93
7
17
May
Jan
14
27
9% Jan
12% Apr
13 ft Jan
15
15 ft Feb
5
2
33% Apr
37 ft Jan
86ft Jan
96
Apr
25
ft Apr 24
88ft Jan 29
22 ft Jan
26% Apr
14
79
Jan
85
May
56
Jan
92
May 23
34
ft Mar 21
19
Dec
20
25 ft May 20
19ft Jan
29 ft Feb
12
44 ft Nov 29
36% Jan
89
26
79
Jan
8
86
Nov 29
109
ft Jan
72% Sep 10
105% Jan
3
61
Aug 12
Feb
128
76
3614
3574
*86%
87 ft
*87
87ft
8714
33%
33%
33%
3314
29-14
29 ft
2974
2974
41ft
41%
*81%
83 ft
8,700
41
4114
*83
84
*83
8414
*83
84 ft
*82
83 ft
*82 ft
84
*82 ft
84
*8214
84
74
*71%
7214
73
73
*72%
7414
*7214
7414
29
41ft
83 ft
42
41ft
4074
10
60
110
29
29
29
29
1,100
5314
53
53
*53
5314
7,440
1574
1574
.16
16
16%
1614
1.500
*20%
21ft
*21
2114
2114
21ft
21ft
21ft
21
21
41
42
*42
4214
*41
42 ft
*41 ft
4214
10 7s
11
10%
11
11
11%
1074
11
1074
11
*79%
80
*79%
80
79%
79%
7914
79 ft
7914
79 ft
—3
..1
3
Inc..:
1
5
18
1
Co
1
__10
,
common
Inc
l_1
35%
35
3514
35%
3574
3574
33%
34
3414
34 ft
34 ft
34
44
44
44
4414
44%
44%
44
ft
*4174
3574
300
42 ft
90
6,200
190
36
5,700
3474
ft
3414
3414
4514
45 ft
46
5,400
2,000
36%
14ft
14 ft
14%
15
15
15
1474
15
80
81ft
8114
85
84%
8574
8414
84%
83 ft
8414
4,500
01 ft
61ft
6114
63
62 7 a
63
62
63
61
6114
9,000
9
12%
*15%
9ft
12%
16
1474
1474
914
914
9
914
127a
13
13
12%
13
13%
33%
16
1574
1574
♦15ft
16
1574
15%
ft
3574
3514
3574
3474
3574
6,600
9ft
12%
*15%
35
35%
35
35%
35
100
*95
9514
95
95
%
95
914
95
9%
*9414
914
96
*94 ft
96
4,000
1,400
.
400
4,200
60
1.1
28%
25%
2514
26
2514
25 ft
2574
2574
2514
2514
4,100
100
83 ft
84
8314
8314
8314
84
83 ft
83 ft
*8314
84 ft
330
80%
85
1
82
85
2314
5274
5374
86
86
86
*84
147
148
148
150
*83 ft
Apr
9
4.35ft
26
3.35ft
preferred series
100
17
85
Jan
31
88
Mai- 11
3.80ft
preferred series
100
19
97 ft Jan
14
103
Mar 28
4.45ft
preferred series
100
5
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90ft
pfd
:
100
100
90
23
5214
51
12.50
87
23
52
23
50 ft
..No par
1
88
23
52%
22%
No par
preferred
85
2314
50%
3%
16%c
1
common..,
preferred series
35
333,4
5
.
90 ft Feb
26
41ft
42
83 ft
82
290
29
24
page
2,300
90
*53
10
35.600
2974
15%
Jan
see
3374
2974
53
Jan
'
89
3314
29
86
Feb
88 ft
3374
2974
2914
15%
94
103
.
53
84 ft Jan
86 ft Apr
1,600
29
9
July 10
July 25
9,200
3674
ft
18
92 ft May 13
36
3574
15%
Feb
102
3574
3574
53 ft
May 23
2
400
3574
29
104 ft Jan
94
60
15%
Mcsta
89
*57 ft
29
7
28
500
53
Co
Robbins
Machine
Oft
8814
3374
29 ft
*6
33 ft
8714
32%
29 ft
50
10
For footnotes
3574
36 ft
2
Sep
90
3514
36 ft
39
Jun
77
35%
July 12
Aug 30
15,500
36
$4 conv 2nd preferred..
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapmao. & Scott
85
6,400
2174
34%
5
75
2014
34%
3
May
1974
2114
35%
Jan
Jan
2,800
35ft
19 ft Feb
63
674
58
39
May 23
674
2174
157
8
1,900
6 74
20 ft
2
24
.21% Jan
614
1974
10
69% Apr
29
2314
2114
15% Jan
20
14 ft Oct
24
S3.50
2314
614
2314
674
23
53
30 ft Mar 10
37 ft Dec
37% Dec
May 20
Co
7 ft.
23 ft
23%
19
50
Trucking
&
4,100
1,300
100
3274
5814
ft
Merck
714
700
2574
*1214
2174
common
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
54% May 23
2514
6 %
674
1874
*7174
56
425
1214
13
2114
82
56
6%
13
6%
714
3574
*410
400
12ft
2314
*6
12 ft
5814
x35%
(J Ray) & Co Inc
&
71/4
774
2374
1874
preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)
23 ft May 12
10
6%
2514
26
56 ft
425
5814
ft ft
4
6%
1,9C»0
3674
ft
*415
21 %
preferred (Lst series)
Melville Shoe
Corp common.,
7
" eft
3574
56
56 ft
18%
Stores
Corp
4
23
16,800
21ft
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
23 ft
714
4374
No par
McLellan Stores Co
22
*23%
714
42%
26
36 ft
6%
ft
900
4274
*57%
preferred
McKesson
16 ft Mar 20
8
30
Corp
McLean
*6
12
11%
41
425
25 ft
88
11%
58%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Mar 31
714
6%
12 ft
26%
5574
88
11%
19
No par
McGraw-Edison
30
64
7%
25%
36 ft
*409
12,600
88
11%
21%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
8% Feb
25%
56%
425
34
88
—No par
common
McDermott
J5ft May 6
85% May 21
36
56 ft
33
18%
Corp common__50c
,3ftft. convertible preferred
100
May 23
x36
*412
17,400
21%
No par
Corp
McCrory
66%
4074
500
25ft
*57%
34ft
No par
preference
$2.50
36 ft
41%
No par
series
46
23
2
1947
79% May 13
36% May 22
37ft Jan
3
2
39
8
ft Feb 28
12% Feb 12
28% Mar
29% Nov
Jan
42
30% Apr
75ft Apr
2
4174
11%
No par
5
preferred
50ft Jan 31
4
11%
11
2674
124
24%
33 ft
4
preferred
30
3374
88
87%
2674
*120
2414
3374
No par
com..
common
pfd
17 ft Apr 22
3314
88
33%
2674
124. '
*120
24
87%
424
2674
2674
124
2474
24 ft
1
$3.75
21% Dec 31
*26
*120
24Vi
33%
5
preferred
$3.75
May 21
-
124
23? a
50
Co
$3.40
«
5
*120
..100
Co
Corp
May Dept Stores
2
32ft Feb 25
73
ft ft
Martin
83 ft May 20
17
1
Masonite
8
Jan
12.50
convertible
&
*6
124
12 ft
5
Exploration..
Marshall Field
7
714
No par
.
Maxwell & Moore
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
30 ft Mar 13
Jan
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt
9
ft May 21
25%
1
2
ft Feb
*409
1
3
13
35%
*56
50
8
34
9
39%
Jan
78 ft Jan
Jan
40%
5ft Apr
Mar 22
Jan
39%
12 ft Jan
Feb
7
*10%
Manati Sugar Co
83
30
lift
.1
28
77
12 ft Dec
88
11
50
7% Jan
6
23
33%
87ft
10
28% Jan
18 ft Jan
51ft Jan
26%
32%
Magnavox Co (The)
4%7<?
conv
preferred
Oil
*26
100
.No par
2
21
ft
26
24 ft
Magma Copper
9
26ft
24
•'
Apr 30
-
*122
5
No par
Macy (R H) Co Inc eom
4ftcfe preferred series A
Square Garden
Madison
Mar 11
10
100
i
29
4
49% Nov
May 23
common
Trucks Inc-L
23% Apr
5% Jan
8
20
Mack
preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co_____
Mallory <P R) & Co.™
31
Jan
14
6%
•
88
May 14
lift May 2
49% Mar 24
89
33
3
3
1
Jan
MacAndrews & Forbes
17
6
lift July
8
23
Apr
%
88
90
*23
5274
92
1,310
23%
900
54%
46.600
*83
86
*83
87
153
157
2,800
15114
155
155
34%
34%
34%
34%
3474
347a
35
35
35
3574
17%
17%
17%
18
18
1874
1774
1814
1774
18
48
48
48%
48
48
4874
4814
4814
400
9114
180
146
92%
92 ft
*4714
9114
*48
91
92
92
*100
102
101
*88
89 ft
88
88
*88
8914
*88
*87
88 ft
*87
88 ft
*87
88 ft
87
*100
*101 ft
102
10214
*101'4
10214
*10114
9114
101
102 ft
*100
101ft
91ft
102
*90
*100
102
800
26,500
10
30
8914
*88
8914
87
*87
8814
10
10214
50
10114
102 ft
21
|
The Commercial and
LOW
STOCKS
f«r PrwtaM
31
60% Jan
2
38% Jun
2€% Dec 26
40% Jan
30% Jan
Dec
77«
Dec 31
12% Dec
23
7314 Jan
29
''
7% Dec 31
5
Deo 24
Dec
17
29 Ve Jan
9
35% Jan
2
30
15
88% Sep
20% Dec
17
30
35% Apr
Feb
13
28% 8ep
4% Dec
17
12% Jan
25
6
30% Jan
20
Apr
24% Apr
23% Jan
Jan
5% Dec
26
<30% Feb
26
52
18% Oct
22
<17
>27% Dec 80
; Dec 27
fl0% Oct 22
19% Jan
3
81% July
2
13
7
47
31
May
»
30% Dec 12
30% Jan
10
31
July 28
60
May
1,
38
18% Dec
Tool-.
Morrell
Motorola
30 %
30%
26%
26%
53
53
17
17%
Motor
1
*67
■>•' 20
*17%
*1014
68%
1114
1114
;
1814
1814
••
18%
11%
6814
«
11%
58
T
;:
(i834
*11%
*10%
11%
10,000
27.700
6%
'
11%
18
25%
6%
•
58
67'
•
24%
:
8.0(30
*11
11%
*
''
51a
i
70
10(J
•
-700
11%
*6 ■•'
200
>
•6%
*518
5%
*5%
5%
5%
x30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30:%
30%
31
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2614
26%
2614
2,700
53
53%
53
53
53
2,500
16%
1714
-
,
i
/
*16%
17%
23%
22%
23 %
35%
35%
35%
-
>
65.900
53%-
*53
53%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
23%
23%
23%
35%
\ 23
-
-35%
3514
3,500
23%
24%
14.500
35%
35%
17,200
19%
19%
14%
14%
—No par
12
"19 Yb
14%
14'%
1414
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
35%
36 ya
35%
36%
36%
37
3614
37%
37%
37 %
42%
43
43%
44%
42%
43%
4,400
13
13'
13
13
13
13 Yb
2.400
23%
23%
2314
23%
23%
1,200
i
3
19%
19%
-
4214
>
19%
19%
2,600
-
2,700
3,800
40
41
12%
12%
.1
*23%
23%
23%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%"
19%
19%
19%
5
1
10
"38y4
38%
38%
38%
3814
3814
38
3814
38
38 y4
2,100
26%
27%
26%,
26%
2614
26%
26%
27
28%
26,609
*40%
43%
4314
42
42
*41
43 %
100
—No par
—
Myers
19%
19%
19%
T 3514
12%
—
44% Apr
.
40
10
5
Corp
Murphy Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
17
4.400
'
49%
22%
Inc'
Munslngwear
7.900
7%
r
10
i
Products
87.900
35 Yb
Lines!
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
20,00(1
31%
1,800
,
1
& Co
Inc
18
5.900
21%
7-%
■
61a
18-
67
18
*10%
-6%
3714
13,800
•
-
43
'
58
*1114
11%
241a
6%
*57
*56%
07
'
13
r
-
11%
No par
Moore-McCormack
(John)
*66
614
58%
43%>
24%
24%
5%
■
58
'*11%
10%
'
7%
47%
4714
23;!4
>
5%-
*56%
*5
v
24%
5%
'j
'
7
46-%
47%
23%
5%
33%
'
7
*6%
26%
.
46%
*10%
■
5
(The)
39% Apr
8
28% May 23
Feb 23
18
-No par
2
•
,<'/• 7
7
7
my4
:_No par
25
Co
30%
31%
■
11%
Monterey Oil Co_.
—
Montgomery Ward & Co
20% Mar 26
19% Jan
37% Dec 31
f
31%
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67
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
.16% Jan 10
26% Mar 7
8
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4
Montana Power Co
6
Feb
6
44% May 22
6
21%
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B
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Monsanto
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100
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58
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9
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17
35%
47
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Jan 2
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
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.
24% May
May
37
10
36
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Montecatini Mining & Chemical—,
American shares
-1,000 lire
11% Jan
35
35%
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16
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27
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32% Jan
8
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9
13% Jan 17
7% Jan 21
>
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18% Feb 25
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
25% Jan 24
23
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6
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62
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38% Oct 21
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-
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1
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10
27
17
&
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Minnesota
8
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84-
-
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Minneapolis <fc St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
5
28
11% Apr
; 8
Oct 29
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10
25
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NOV 13
.
58
Apr
14
81 % Feb
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50
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:
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2
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17
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30
,
13
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30
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23
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-
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1.50
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10
84
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the Week
Friday
May 23
May 22
23%
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20
33%
37%
37%
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Jan
42
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.
.
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12% May 23
41 %
1
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—
88% Mar 13
2
60% May 24
43% May 27
22
30 V« Dec
6
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
Sales t«T
Thursday
28%
28%
28%
'
preferred———.—100
Corp./——
10
17
13% Jan
9
26
11
4
14
98% Feb
,32% Oct 22
,17% Dec 80
26 Y» Oct 22
4% Oct
July
101
Oil
Jan
59
21% July 13
Dec
Feb
21% Feb
7
1st
28
41
5
—
7% Jan
76
24% July 25
11
58
_
14% Jan
5 Y2%
Midwest
8
.
PRICES
May 'it
27%
28
10
-1
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Midland-Ross
24
30% May
Far
-
SALE
Wednesday
May 20
May 19
Inc—
Enterprises Inc./-
Midland
24
Mar 10
86% Jan
;V
25% Feb 24
Copper —.
South Utilities
Middle
1
33 y2 Jan
-43■
2
Jan
78
91% May 31
25% Mar
1
Dec 31
12
3
July 15
82% Dec 13
40
Hay 31
32% Jan 14
131
July 8
18% Mar
1
25% Oct 21
58
8
63
18
35
43% May
34% Jan
Miami
Mar 24
31
24% Feb 28
10
I
Dec
25
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range
Financial Chronicle
(F E) & Bros.
v
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13
:
23%
0
26%
>
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18% Jan
'
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40% Deo 30
13% Oct 22
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11
8
43% Jan
Jan
I
14 y8 Jan
30
4
14
-9% Dec 24
20% Oct 22
'35
Jan
2
'
1
July
38% Jan
166
46 % Feb
'
70% Jun
12
20
Jun
-
7
47
13% Apr
1
20% Jan
2
2
19% Jan 29
17% Jan
2
46
22
24% May
(
95
86 Va Jan
42
Jan
2
101% Apr
77% Oct 22
8
May 22
9
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4%%
7
84
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
(
97
•
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138
90
4
7
Jan
8
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84% Apr 17
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National Fuel
National Gypsum
100
165
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18
158
139
Jan
23
135% Jan
8
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47% Jan
4
13% Jan
167% Jan
23
22
7
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17
21% July 18
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3
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31
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17
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6
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23
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85
681
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113% Dec 30
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—
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30
190
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11
351
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180
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14
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225
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24
17
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15
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2
9
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11
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31
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14
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2
22
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31
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11
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4
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8
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16
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79% Jan
a
29% Jan
2
2
non-cum
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85
State Electric Gas
Common
$3.75
21
72% Mar 12
3.40%
preferred
Jan
30
76
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3.60%
11
81
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88% Apr
23
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78
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17
90
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28
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9
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20
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6
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19
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|
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28
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14
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0
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23
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10
92
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87
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1
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.
American
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5 % %
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Gas
22
22 % Apr
7
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a
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Northwest Airlines
For footnotes
see
page 26.
4,300
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38
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—5
87
17% Jan
140
110
140
--
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90% Jan
28% Feb
163 %
87%
163
181a
preferred
—
preferred—
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90% Feb 18
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-
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.
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92
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j.
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47%
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•
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Northeast Capital
Dec
20%
97
38%
preferred —
Niagara Share Corp_
Nopco Chemical Co——^
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15% Jan
Mar""5
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100% Nov 12
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62
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108
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81
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92
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Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No par
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York Shipbuilding
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4
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9
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& Harlem RR Co
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47
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1
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7,100
48%
165
47 y4
20
,_1
_1
:
——+
Central
3
Apr
31% Mar
*91%
*92
York
87
23%
England Electric System
—1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
York
38% Dec 31
23%
31%
New
18
3
16%
16%
82
New
Apr
22
45%
.31%
16
Apr
30
2214
45%
*81
20
18
26 % Oct
22%
100
14
95
72% Sep
22%
45%
16%
(J J) common—No par
16% Jan
Mar 11
32 y4 Oct
63
92%
5,000
28%
48%
165
12%
01%
23%
'
preferred'
44% Jan
103
1
12%
6214
23%
5
Fibre Co
•.
1
!
,1
,
21% Feb
.
.
13
!
12%
61%
.10
Newmont
81% Mar 24
11
4% Dec
_.
Newberry Co
17% May 22
Dec
14
Corp
3%%
Dec
,
12%
61%
*16%
;.l.No par
Co
Inc—
Neisner Bros IncI
10
3
13% Mar
12%
11;,
-
a
Radiator__
Natomas Co
94
.
14
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
12%
60%
5
;•
National Vulcanized
81% May 23
14
Jan
12%
61%
5
100
3,000
12%
28%
49
166
*JG5
44%
Cast-No par
,
National U.S
98
118
Ref
National Theatres
27
32% May 13
Feb
Jan
National Sugar
National Tea Co
11% Feb
14% Jan
17
87
Steel
&
14% May 14
26% Jan
30
Malleable
166
22
1
National Shares Corp ——-2
f
400
14%
■
12%
29
48a4
48%
48%
*165
16614
60%
1
National Steel Corp
28%
2814
28%
.
48%
48%
•
'
12%
100
7
12%
14%
14%
%
49%'
49%
"
-28%
28 r
166
166'%
*166
10
5
1
5
100
6
9% May 23
13% Jan
10% Jan
77 % Feb
22
Natl
5
6-% May 15
18
48%
14%
*12%
12%
f'
50
1,300
12
11%
12
14% f 141-4
12%
1214
*49%
5014
*4914
-
•
10
:
16% May
9 % May 22
26
28
48%
Service Corp
National Linen
12% Jan
Feb
Co„
preferred A
preferred B
36% May 14
,
85
Oct
7%
6%
-
54% Apr
,
7% Jan
7% Jan
9% Jan
27 Vs
Co common
56% Jan
2
33% Jan
19
(66% Nov 13
13
5
26% Feb
.•
4% Jan
4
Oct
14
(76
*
11
14% Feb
!
Nov 13
71
i
Jan
8
,
Dec 23
1
,
11
6% Dec 30
«% Oct
6
42% Jan
0% Sep 16
17
Dec
•
«
Jan
30% Jan
Nov 29
44
2
15 j*
Gas
15% May 20
47% Apr 11
<29ya Nov 22
142% Jan
21% May 13
M4% Deo
-
12%
1214
•
7
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
14%
12%
$4.50 preferred—No par
National Lead CP common-!
_5
May
•103% Feb
Mar 25
20
124y2 Aug 23
143 y2 Aug
-
July
'
pfd series of 1951—:
48% May 22
'
,35Y« Oct 22
14%
100
National Department Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
17% May 12
0
23 ye Jan
19
22
16% Oct
2
28% May 21
13% Dec
19% Oct
preferred —
Can Corp
i
Register
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
National Cash
7
23% Feb
19 y» Jan
37% Jan
14 %
.
12
12
12
11%
50
14'/a
5
common
7%
f
11%
49% ;'
10
Inc
National
24
11%
49%
_1
_1
■„
Corp
wiscuit Co
ii.i.
:
_1
;
National Aviation
Na
63 % May 23
50% Jan 17
24% May 22
38% Mar 18
18% Dec 23
: *33
8
13% Apr
t
2
9% Jan
2
11%
49 yz
5
.
National Airlines-
49% May 12
168
Jan 20
158% Mar 26
,
National Automotive Fibres
31
Jan>
Corp
National Acme Co-
27
13% May
41 % Jan
8
4
15% Jan
9% Nov 14
*
18% Jan
;
23% Mar
5
Dec 80
Natco
4
53% Mar 10
>•
9% Jan
I
14
42% Deo
142% Aug 19
14% Fab
Jan
93
22%
23%
2314
13%
14
13%
14%
14
2314
23 y4
21%
*23
37%
37%
91%
*23
37%
39 %
14%
'
38%
24
39
"
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38%
38%
11.300
20%
20
*4
9,100
81%
150
*91%
14%
*23
38%
10
^2
ic
^
310
39%
5.600
24
Volume
187
Number 5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2351)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
*
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
rar
Tuesday
May 20
May 19
/
Wednesday
May 21
o
4234 Oct 22
52% May
9
101% Mar 18
767-4 Jun 27
Oct
Dec
14
4
3
Jan
15
28% Mar
38 % Oct
22
18| 4 Oct
21
37% Jun
Apr
2
13% Dec
30
89
35% Nov 18:
SG"
68
24
Nov 12
43
Nov 18"
7-
Oct
.
21
16% Jan
•' Jan
26% Jan
21-
43% Oct 22
43% Apr
51 % Jun
4
-
23
Oct
12% Oct
9
-
2
2
132
.
Jun
7
7% Apr
2
117% Jan
•19% Jan
22;
36
130
Apr 21
5% Feb
4
3
15% Jan
14
36% Jun
11
30% Jan
12
63% Dec
11
63
26% Jan
2
56% Jan 16
37
Jan
2
J«n
8
7% Dec 27
12% Jan
31
*
2
*
22
Apr
10
30 % Dec
31
40% Jan
13% Jan
2% Dec 30
9
8
11
Nov 26
25'% Jan
Jun
12% Oct
21
48% Nov 20
40% Dec
30
64 %
22
45% Jan
90% Oct
28
86% Nov
6
11 % Dec
106
30'
28% Dec
101
29
Jan
7
35*
Feb
23
85
21
25
92
25
Oct
-
Jan
52 % Mar
104
2
2
7
48 %
82% Mar 11
19% Jan
2
60
Jan
95
Jan
40Apr 30
25% May 9
10
14
56
--
102
13% Dec 20
2% Dec 27
20% Jun
7
14% Jan
3
16% May 12
Aug
7
July 15
Jan
2
65 %
49% Jan
13
4% %
5;
Apr 10
68% May 13
5%
12
3
85 % Sep
10
97
Feb
25
92
Jan
37% Dec
23
63% Jan
2
37
Jan 22
34% Oct 21
10% Aug
92
40% May 21
23
37% Jan
6
21
Feb
99
Jan
9
..
87
Aug 26
104% Feb
94-
Nov
106
.11
Oct
53% Dec
38% Oct
68
18
22
23
Jan
94% Jan
102% Jan
6
10
102
3
107
27% Jan
40% May 22
17 % Mar 25
65
46
Dec
12
82
Feb
12
74% Jan
79 % Feb
19
75
53 % Jan
94% Jan 21
39% Jun 26
Nov
3
•96% Jan
3
94*
Jan
Jan
11
97
Apr
54% May
14
6
6
14'
Jan
2
70% July 12
27 % Mar 20
Oct 21
15% Oct 22
82% Dec 31
Jan
52% Feb 26
16% Jan
2
64
82% Jan
92
May
95'
Mar 20
98% May 15
20 %
18% Apr
16
May 21
19% Feb
3
6
84% Jan
7
14% May 13
May 16
May 21
Nov 11
150
Jun
25
150
14% Dec
30
64
Oct
6% Dec 23
14
Dec
to
Dec
io¬
ns
Dec
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
10
67% Feb
8 Viz
Dec -24
67
13
21
85% Jan
8
Jun
■
Feb
31% Jun
30
6
July 19
37% Jan
80% Feb
23
85
11
128
78
6% May 23
14 y« Jau
62
;
J
7
2
23
69
29% July 25
18
Jan
Jan
May
6
Dec
3
135
22
84
Jun
18
68% Oct
39% Jan
21
117
Jun
20
69
14
Feb
12
21% Dec
22% Dec
19
38
30
Nov 14
116
Mar 19
7% Feb
16% Jan
22% Feb
10
Mar 29
22
4
16
Apr 24
122
Feb
5
13
:.52% May 22
,
53% Dec
xl4%
49 7-»
53%
46
102 %
100
34%
46%
7.
34%
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15%
157b
66 %
100
91%
91%
92
41%
100
s
102
..100
Phlla & Reading Corp
.106..
1
common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
preferred
j
5
Phillips Petroleum
62%
54
85
39%
9%
*95%
.
39%-
97a
98
-
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39
53%
9%
96
96
53%
-
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85
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.
4%
66
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J%
46'%
41%
417b
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104
104
67;
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106
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106 ?
39
39
40%
147b
147b
15
547b
63%
63%
55%
52%
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98
98
17%
1774
63%
63 >A
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397v
39%
10
39%
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98
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10
98
98
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63
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95
9274
10
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31
31
Apr 24
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14%
147 b
15
147b
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145
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130
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40
90
50
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17%
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10
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10
15%
6%
157b
6%
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7
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16
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6%
16
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16
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1974
:
67 a
16%
70%
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440
20%
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9,900
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65
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70
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70
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70
70
8,700
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100
100
70
18%
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18%
125
18
18 %
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17%
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50
1774
125
51
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18
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■
125
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100
177b
1,200
125
47%
48
76
76
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79
80
80
28%
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28%
28 "2
28%
29
297b
29%
297b
2,100
22%
231/a
227a
23
2274
23'a
23 %
23%
4,800
6174
108,700
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22 711
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125
28%
1
75
2.50
23
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1,200
537v
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15 ->
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Plymouth Oil Co
10
98
93%
17%
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50,800
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:
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64
i
52%
99'%
18
62%
210
77,100
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.
537b
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$3.50 convertible preferred
:
64'%
84%
177b
230
12,200
39%
17%
1474
7
13,300
537 b
95
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
■
89'%
90
14%
190
397 b
52%
53
200
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15%
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17%
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300:
91' /
15
18
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62
5,400
;
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55%
98
17%
17%
41%
22%
87%
53%
61%
14(900
220
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5374
1,900
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:
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2,600
27,100
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.
47
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;
10
■
:
105
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700
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102
89%
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84%
.
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90
100
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22%
105
t
100
27,800
54%.
66 %
91;
387b
92
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pfd
19% Jan
'
700
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-
102
41%
2274
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47«
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•
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—
20.700
4
47b
-
—
360
157b
•
102
93
.
21% Mar 20
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:
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2434
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67
3,500
4074
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16 7
99
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47%
•
157a
467b
0,400
%
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—
--
3,400
12%
i2ya
-
54
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1574
47%
247a-
17%
;r_—100
1st series prior
47%
4074
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preferred class A
26% Jan 16
102
t
1
4774
-
247b
*53
52%
2,300
101
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass C04
PlttsDurgh Screw & Bolt.
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%%
53%
,
*51'%
<
*87%
Metallurgical Inc
5%
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-
50%
103
35
477b
4074 '♦
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10274
91
'
17%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred..
100
7%
Pitts
15
1
*
94%
127/
35
10,400
95'4
49'%
,
6,700
4'a
19
1007b; " *100%
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1
27
4'/a
1874
,
53'%
10
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
'
15
51
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No par
common
preferred
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'
9474
100'%
•
247b
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55
61%
2
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Pitts Coke & Chem Co
267b
4%
18%
100
6274
39'/4
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52%
-
27%-
147V
89%
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84%
1,200
91
(
2,300
72,900
4,000
102
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1,500
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10,600
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120
;
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3474
104
14%
62%
537b
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36.200
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; *
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38%
5
101
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2,100
.
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357u
10274
4%
41%..
14%
20,500.
;
22'%
;
99
38%
Phillips-Van Heu6en Corp com
1
5%
preferred
•
100
Flllsbury Mills Inc common
25
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I
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Piper Aircraft Corp.:
1
j
106
463«;;
95
,
4774
477b
102% 103%
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2274
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4,100
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3474
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121/4 ;
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55
99
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130
.
107 b
100 %
,
55%
67%
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4674
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50
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44%
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147b
50
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15
53%
40
66 %
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56%
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100.
1,400
-
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52
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27
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104
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68% Feb
3
74
Feb 27
3
44% Oct
Jan
20% May 22
25
4
Jail
140
15
22%
-
134
94
<■■■
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9,600
28.000
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11
26%
96%
46
14/2
,
22 %
35%
104'A
4.30%
2
16% Mar 11
10-74
22 %
3.80%
May 23
93
24
14% Dec 30
98
10%
35%
31'A
c,
•
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9774'
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100
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90
21%
3
100
4%
16
78 3A
No par
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Mar 12
May 14
37%
21
69%;
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a
;
400
'
102
*12%
42%;
5.900
-
117a
*100
13
.
A
'
11%
'•--
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471/2.
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78%
21%
,
139
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com.
on
:
j'j
"
9%
-
•
:• 101
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31% V
4%
367«
45%
101
<:'• :4034;
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T
95J%
25
common
(
41% r,
96%
'45%
•'
80
%
,
,
13
55%
-
•
37
preferred.—.
Mar 18
10*
/ '
129%
.138
95%
I5
86:
42% Jbn
27
*25
129%
■
%
50
No par
89
6
21 % Apr 23
11% Oct 21
May
Apr
55% May 21
29
36% Feb 27
7% Jan
2
95% May 7
42% Jan
3
2
44% Jan
4
44
82% Dec
43
4
13% Jan
22
May la
i-
■
45'A
95%
14%
-
:
101
■r
' '.51%
46
51 %
45%
*51%
12.50
preference
28
*8%
12%
-56
4.40%
conv
27%
"10%
*18%
45%
33 %c
Phlla Electric Co
81
9%,*
(.
£
18 .7 * *
50%
551/2
46
—5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
27%
4%
93%
No par
100
Brewing Co
277a
307»
10%
■
'
!
537b"
♦95
-
4%
Petroleum Corp of America
5
67% Jan
21
Oct
May
12% Jan
Nov 13
35% Nov 13
88
3
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
22,
67% NOV 22
7
19
Jan
89
41% May 23
23
Apr 21
107% May 6
93% Feb
7
*18%
18%
1
common
83
53'a
40%
12%
'
133
4%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Mar 19
47% Mar 24
6
1
12
100
2
Feb
105% Apr
94% Feb
14
Nov 11
76% Nov 14
21% Oct
7
18%
18%
lq-
83
537b"
*121/4
(
'1434
26
100
preferred
Pfelffer
10J/4
35
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.
Pet Milk Co
.12%
'
10%
22%
10
Pepsi-Cola Co
May 13
May 9
*87a.
12%
10
2
83
82
*
40
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
May 20
83
53%
..
53% •'54%.*
27%
27% '
V-
2%.
25
Corp
34%
96%
4%
*20%
No par
4%% preferred.
4.40%- series preferred.
35% May 13
2
Jan
Chemicals
34
117 b
31 >A
4%
78
1
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
25
17
42% Feb
•
Pennsalt
7
34%
11%
3174
14%:
1
preferred
3374
34%
,'11%
101
%
36%
3.50
$1.60 convertible
12
41%
UV4. -.14%'
*94
..5
1
'•
12%
*95
140
21%
Ford
32
70
50%
-
No par
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
Apr 25
101% Apr
13% Jan
&
31%
82':
101
453;
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
47 % May 23
28% Jan
26
Penick
317 b
97%
,56
-46%
*'
*24
•
26 %
129% 129%
_2.50
Transportation.
31%
69%
4%
.
No"par
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
97
97%
45%
138
•
100
ZZ
18 to
70
55%
-
-
1
_•
*18%
*95%
9772
10%
-•
50%.
-
.
No par
•
preferred...
Parmelee
20
37
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
16 % Oct
45% Feb
Apr
2
11% Feb 28
49% Apr 24
11
13
95
25
357 b Dec
32% Dec
Jan
97% Jan
25
22% Jan
19
49
41% Jan
9
*18%
25
Parker Rust Proof Co
4% May 1
19% May
1
95% May 12
15% Feb
3
87
Jan 24
49% May 15
July 19
Jan
10% Feb
12—25
Paramount Pictures
Corp,
Parke Davis & Co
11% May 1
23% Jan 31
35% May 23
82 % Jan
13 % Apr
July 2
70% July 12
39 V:: Oct
9
3% Jan
13% Jan
16
4%
22% May 8
21% May 20
3% Jan 31
23% Jan
85% Mar 13
27
6
2
2
19% Jan
6
30% Jan 10
2
75
21
7% Jan
22% May 1
4'% Jan 24
2% Oct 21."
2
Jan
Common
Apr 15
38% Feb
7
81% May 6
'
69%
9%
'•'
*10%
Corp..
187b'
95'%
97%
*8 7 V
12%
1
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc..*..~l
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
98
19% Mar
15% Jan
2% Jan
__5
10
-
187a
951%
971/4
97
95
lNo~i>ar
47%
18%
31%
'
'
40%
41%"
23,500
957a
70
-
32
—
47% Apr 30
SO
May 17
'
69 %
95
Pacific Mills
.1—
ai
No par
Pacific Teiep &
Teleg common—100
6% preferred
„100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
May 15
143
27
22
Oct
May 21
2
13
12% Jan
18% Oct
21
48% May 14
27
13
"
41
Inc_15
,
Pacific Finance Corp.:..;—
Pacific Gas & Electric.^.
Pacific Lighting
Corp
57% Apr 21
•
95
30
■
May 23
Feb
42% Feb
17% Dec 27
24% Jim
3
.
Jan
Dec 17
84% July 23;
28- Oct 22 •
14% Dec
52
17
4
4
*12'%
317V
101
34 7e
18%
277a
103'.'
30
34%
47%
31%
54 %
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190
*94%
81%
32
1
"
27%
15
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates
.
96
160
101%
•
53
No par
;
Pacific
131
22
common
35%
-
104
•10O
34%
81
53%
•100
3,200
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47%
11
'81
92
102'%
101%
35%
33%
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102%
47%
11%. '
'
55'%
92
347b
34%
28%
%
99%
47%
10%
52%
55
92%
347b
*94%
"11
"
557a
9974
♦92
47%
18%
33%
""
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.
Pacific Coast Co common!
5% preferred
•
'
18% Jan
40% Jan
2
20% Feb 21
137% Mar 12
v
;
11% Apr 22
13% Mar 24
.
22
.
iNopar
12% Jan 27
2
47% Jan
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co
$5 preferred
101 J/a
34%
*80
-
30p
Overland Corp (The)
j
Corning Fiberglas Corp""
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
i.6.25
9
*100%
31%
11
g.25
'
—__
102'A
31%
—
preferred—IlOO
;
18%
*102
33
Owens
May 12
96% May 5
17
Jan
Apr
Shares
99;A
92
31%
....
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Outboard Marine Corp
7
the Week
7
55%
100
92
102
.34%
40%
*18%
96
557b
100
102
-•
Corp—_5
:-i
convertible
Otis Elevator
70 % May 16
-May 22
18% Jan 17
40
Chemical
Outlet Co
34
9% Jan
13
33% Jan
112.% Oct 22
119% Oct
99;
2
7% Jan
13
40% Dec
«
33% Sep 25*
19% Nov 19
8
15
18%
*94%.
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55%
,
r
92
*100%
34%
46%
46%
_
7
10
8
4%%
-
55%
100
102
102%
34
20
!
99%
91%
♦100%
"lOo
;
Oliver Corp common
44% Mar 21
7
Feb
Jan
Mathieson
May 13
13% Jan
Jan
87
9
Olin
100%
"
10
com
55%
*99%
No par
preferred—..
Apr
i
25% Jan
2
Nov 19«
May
29
111
.
55 %
*92
;
92%
♦100%' 102
100
IHlOO
1
4.24% preferred.
Oklahoma Natural Gas
4
May 22
56
7
31
27
-17
„
83
17% Jan. 22
Nov 18'
Jan
3
Jan
94
15
•10
:33'4.
11% May 22
59
<
Mar 13
96 .".Man
8% Dec- 23'
2
2
82% Mar ,4
12% Apr
2
37% Feb 24
3
Jan
32% Apr 23
43% Feb
'
%
*
"1 np
Li
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
55
iqo
preferred
®ki° Oil Co
95 % May 22
7
7
40% Jan 13
6
'Jan
104
28
12
4.44% preferred
47% May 20
18% May 19
Jan
preferred
4.56%
35 % May 21
6
20% Jan
11
Nov
66% July 25
Nov 13.
£5
•
3.90%
May 16
Friday
May 23
}
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
17
66
16% July 15
-50% Oct. 21,
i
92
Jan
26% Jan
31% Apr
7% Jan
7
61% July 11
13 % Jan 11
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
73
102
8
17% Jan
97
30
103.
28% Jan 13
39% Jan
9
Jan
Apr 25
101% May 14
92% May 16
7
18
30
64-
Jan
Jan
56
9
44% Jun 14
19
Dec
98
96
29
44% Jan
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
7
1
Jan
103% Mar
21
37% Dec
14
89
S534 Nov 12
631.2 Nov 13
28% Dec 30
35
507% Jan
94% Jan
84% Jan
99% Mar 25
8312 Oct 24
Sales tor
•
Thursday
May 21
,
4774
49'%
.
507b
•80
52%
51%
52
•80%
85
81
9,200
400
11
43% Jan
15 % Dec
30
32% July 22
16% Jan
69% May 5
20% Jan 30
62%
24
23% Dec
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
61%
2
19% Jun
10
18%
18%
18
%
18'%
22% Jan
18%
18%
18'%
18%
18%
10
25% May 21
18%
2,400
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
25 %
25%
251/a
25!%
25%
257b
25%
257b
25%
25%
4,600
55
62
Procter & Gamble
61-
61%
60'%
61%
60%
60%
60 74
607b
60
46
47
451/2
46
45
45
45
45'%
46
467*
35 %
35%
35 %
35%
35%
367b
3574
36 7o
36
36%
29%
29'A
29%
31
2
44% Jun
2l
57
Jan
31
37% Oct
22
48
9
May 7
49% Feb 14
24
May 20
32% Feb
4
42% Jan
28% Jun
29% Jan
2
28
36% May 21
29
2
'
24% Jun
77
Sep
81
Nov
81% Oct
.
2
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
27
7
93
Feb
18
4.08%
Mar 13
preferred
89% Jan
10
95
Apr
18
4.18%
Feb
preferred
91% Feb 26
98
Apr 23
4.30%
preferred
105% May 19
May 9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
4
4
23% Feb
;
72
22
31
Aug
5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
•29% Nov 14
2
$1.40
37'
*
Jan
2
107% Apr 22
41% Apr 16
75*
4
9% May 15
1
Oct
1
40
-
26
42% Dec
Feb
30% May
Jan
10
80% Mar 13
23
Mar
6
24% Jan
21% Mar 11
10
No par
10
div
5.05'/
Public
preference
preferred
Serv
Co
of
31/2%
4.32%
preferred
No par
100
...
(.
Feb
25
34% Apr 28
Pure
37% Feb
11
43% May
Quaker Oats Co (They/common
136;
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
29
May
2
$4.75
•90
97
105%
*105'%
106%
407b
40%
*78
*23 %
24
*23%
*23
40 TV
79
*23%
24
7%
106%
4074
•78
24
24
92'%
•9674
61
61%
60%
6,800
1,700
-
26,700
2,200
29%
92
29%
90%
297b
91%
80
92%
420
97
100
92%
92%
97
•96'a
~
106%
79
*23
7%.
297b
92%
•96%
25
5
90
•92
96
25
com..
90
90
60%
29%
92%
41
:
29%
96
80
52
8
29'A
92%
40%
preferred.
Publicker Industries Inc
•89
•
63 %
92%
*78 %
7
Jan
-
105%
90
100
2
2
59%
96
No par
Jan
Jan
96
....100
—
Indiana
Jan
5%
67%
28%
43%
*89
*91%
100
100
preferred
4.16%
•
com
23% Feb
4
8% Apr 21
74
Apr 25
30% Apr 21
•
-
64%
*
92
4% Oct 22
20
1
Public Service Co of Colorado
95
92
11
Mar
4
12
22
64
Feb
23
11
33% Oct
'20% Sep
19% Sep
31
26% Jan
85% Jan
65
Oct
Dec
62
1
10674
4074
10674
10674
24
*78
41 %
•78
7874
23 %
23
•23%
23 7a .!
23
'
106 3 4
40Tb
41%
'
24
100
*
-
77V
77b
23
'
23
8
8
,'
8
**2274
8'a
.
8
190
11,100
79
-
2374
8'b
300
11,600
*
preferred
No par
72%
72 %
•72%
73%
*72 7b
73%
72%
72 "a
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
297-t
29%
297 b
29%
No par
...
50%
50%
50%
5074
507«
51
517«
51%
52
5
33%
33%
33%
50%
34',4
3374
347b
34%
347b
347b
34%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co..10
Pullman
Oil
Inc
(The)
71%.
.
72%
110
6,500
5,100
.-
18,500
Q
^ -8 Jan
2
123% Aug 13
•3% Oct 22
3912 Sep. 13
138% Dec
"
Fee- footnotes-
30
29Ta Jan"
see
page
7
2C.
2
146% Apr 23
28% May 12
5
41%
415b
4134
417n
100
141'v
141%
141'%
141%
Quaker State Oil Refining Ccnrp—1Q
27%
2774
*27%
6%
preferred
28
41 %*
141%
*2774
4174
40 74
141'%
♦141%
277b
277a
417 b
41'a
*141%
143
28;
.
277a
1,900
41%
143
«277b
,
*
40
900
2?
/
24
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2352)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Highest
Lowest
24
69% Jan
6
6
7
11
16% Apr
10
45 % Apr
8
Mar 22
213/4 Aug
Feb 11
59% Jun
14
Dec
343/8 Jan
14% Jan
28
19 % May 19
34% Jan
4
Jan
10
32
Apr
2
2
26
Apr
24
39
30% Nov 18
25
Dec 20
Jan
36
Oct 29
41 % Apr
31% Jan
12
31
123% Jan
Raybestos-Manhattan
35
6% Dec
6%
375 Dec 31
3074 Dec
30
Dec
18
10% Jan
7% Oct 22
12
62 Va July 22
4
20% Dec 23
23
Dec
29% Mar
26% Aug 19
22'/a Dec 24
Oct
285
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
2
35% May
Ritter Company
Jan
2
5
Roan
May
Jan
6
2
5%%
37 % Jan
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
16
153/s Jun
Apr
80 % Jan
4%
*33
2774
*2674
27
*32
37
10,200
1,300
1,700
7,000
19
1874
1874
18%
18%
674
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674
77a
774
774
300
6
5%
5%
574
*574
137a
137a
1374
137 a
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3274
3274
3274
3274
33%
2174
21%
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2174
6074
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6074
25
2574
327a
32%
32%
22
32%
4
37
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37
-
574
13
"
20%
13%
574
5%
13
22
2174
Rome
574
5
Feb
21
10 % Mar
14
19
5%
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1,200
■
1,500
"
24
22', j,
22%
2374
30%
31
31%
15
14%
15 Va
38 %
45%
45%
76 Va
2%
V
15
1.5,000
39!'a
45%
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45 3 4
1,000
74%
35,700
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76 Va
76%
72%
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28%
28 74
2874
3374
34%
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5,300
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4
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30
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44 %
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46 74
574
_
45 Va
30%
5,100
5%
574
1074
447a
107a
44%.
1,300
11,800
: 1074
4 5%
10%
23%
67
5
Ruppert (Jacob)
5%
10%
437a .447a
26%
1
(The)
Ruberoid Co
37% Feb 19
43:%
11%
1
20 G
1
(Geo D) Corp
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Royal
25
247a
25%
'
25
247a
57a
:■'*
*58
6074
10%
5%
10%
*87
1
5
1
Roper
2174s*-
»
/ *58
6074
247u
24'%
101
5
Corp
Cable
60%
*89%
20
Ronson Corp
V
7 *58
-
100
preferred series A
22
75%
Corp—No par
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7
15
10% Jan 24
16% Jan 10
46% May 1
13
7
2
Jan
8
11
33%
27
1874:
8%
45%
25
convertible preferred
Rohm & Haas Co common
21% Jan
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
60% Jun 10
3374
27%
*32
18%
8
8 Va
37%
—5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
9
28
29% May
30
20
34
14%
Antelope Copper Mines
Rochester Gas & Elec
8
27% Jan 27
30
19
2074
30%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
31% Mar 21
400
26
24
4
36% May
2
2
Feb
73/4 Oct
series
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
26% Mar 20
2
2
.—.—
Preferred 3.60%
Preferred 4.50%
Mar 21
5
17% Apr
2
2674
20
22%
5
1
2.50
.
2
17% Dec
28
10
10
22 % Jan
13% Jan
2674
37 -
18%
18%
43%
10
Corp
Corp
July 24
22% Aug 22
15
267a
*32
37
5%
Corp
22% Jan
21
2074
33 7a
*10%
Oil
28% May 13
23
2074
24%
1
50c
Riegel Paper
Jan
,726%
*58
Richfield
90
26%
2674
26%
32%
1
50
(R J) Tobacco class B—10
Common
2% Mar 21
Apr
157'a
74
*21 %
283/4 May 22
96
32
Co
72% May 22
312
15 74
26
13
10
5
19 % Jan
5
15 7a
2674
*4%
10
preference
Feb 28
28 % Jan
Jun
37% Dec
7
13% Feb
1% Jan
8
15
18%
22% Jan
Dec
8%
11
6
96
May 29
33% May 21
4
Nov
81%
May
78
10% Jan
31% July 24
423% May
21
477a
15 Va
*32
5
preferred 3%% series—100
Reynolds
83% Feb
22% Jan
49 %
19%
Reynolds Metals Co common
43/4% preferred series A
Mar 24
102% May 12
4
*4874
15 Va
26%
——10
—100
100
1
5s
No par
27% May 6
7J/a Apr
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
2
21
49 %
15
(Robt) & Co—
Inc
6
10
4
49 %
15%
8
Rexall Drug Co—
9431/4 Jan
333/4 Jan
18% Dec 23
50
15
50c
Copper & Brass
45
55
17 %
27Vt
Revere
45% May 19
4
1
17 Va
27
Revlon
99
18
800
12,600
21,700
7,400
17%
/.267a
30
87% May 22
% Apr
Aug
487a
47%
17%
27
33% Mar 20
16% May 7
29% Jan
83% Feb
21% Jan
2,100
477a
17%
27
Republic Steel
78% Jan
3
28
4
11% Feb
22
Mar 4
80
Oct
46% May 22
10
63% Jan
1,200
177-4
50
noncum
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
20
7% Feb
73% Sep 19
30
193/4 Jan
„
82 y4 Jan
1% Oct 21
66% Dec
7
May
GO
32% Jan
5
66 y4 Dec
6
24
87 y4 Jun 24
10
Dec 23
72 y4 Jun
75
17%
*3374
Conv
2
41% Jan
74%
177a
17%
Reliance Mfg Co common
% Jan
8
4
347a
75
1774
'
10
25% Jan
3374
75
34
Reliance Elec & Eng
May 20
22
22% May 12
16
46 % Mar 29
39 »A Nov
5
25% May 12
373/4 Apr
65 74 May
82% Dec 30
68 Vu Jun
9% Jan
2
6
Feb
8
Jan
33%
74%
20
Reliable Stores Corp
2
7
2
16 % Jan
July 19
July 11
39
40-
Mar 12
21
5
593/4 Jan
18
21% Dec
37
54
6
1374 Apr 25
8y4 May
3374
337 a
-
74 Va
19 %
$1.25 div prior
14% Feb
35
25
9
Jan
1
10
32% Jan
Oct 22
9
Feb
Jan
20% Feb
Mar 29
62
6
4% Dec
31
7
13
12% May
33
75
34
Reis
8
July 31
33 Va
74%
34
Reeves Bros Inc—
6% Jan 28
2
3% Jan
153/4 July
20% Dec 24
62
Dec 10
13
Oct 10
"7
37,200
327i
74%
1st preferred
50
4 'jo noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
.No par
Reed Roller Bit Co
8% May 21
Jan
6
8
Feb 28
45
10
10
1374 Dec
22% Feb
17% Jan
Shares
May 23
3375
20
4%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 22
32%
♦33
Reading Co common
Sales for
PRICES
74
1
5
.—50
Rayonier Inc—
Raytheon Mfg Co
343/4 Jan 24
30
Mar 7
12
16% Dec 30
Ranco
52% Mar
13
21% Feb
233/4 Aug 13
11
Inc
19% Jan
May 20
May 19
Par
com—No par
No par
5
No par
of America
1st preferred
$3.50
21
3
17 % Mar 12
27% May 5
25% Jan 20
17
23
Radio Corp
14
Jan
78
16% Mar 18
Jan
35
75% May 12
48 >/4
22% Dec
2
30% Jan
May 13
40
Oct 22
64 % Jun 24
27
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
May 21
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Baare Tor
1574
*1574
200
P.'4474
4574
44
44%
97,500
1774
18 V
17 74
17%
8,000
/347a
35'%
3474
34'/a
87a
8%
9
*87u.
9
6,300
.
"
200
'
93
176
23% Nov 20
July
137
Feb
2
14
22
Dec
30
78
preferred —
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & PowerSt L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
22
Feb
4
2
27
24
Jan
2
28% May 20
10% Jan
2
7
20
53
Apr
Oct
235
Jan
304
5
61% Apr 28
Feb
261
3
333% May
96
90
2
9
Apr 15
24
2
Jan 20
26% Jan
Feb
96
30
13% Feb
Jan
48 y4 Jan
23% Oct 22
4%
201 % Apr
22% Jan
2
205
May 23
Oct
933/4 May 12
74 y4 Feb
13
85
2
24
6
26% Jan
9
Feb
190
Safeway Stores common
46'/a Mar
10
50 y4 Dec
235
31% Apr 28
25 y2 Dec
213/4 Oct 24
10 ya Dec
July 17
10
84a/4 Jan
161
Jan
4
Mar 22
Mar
7
17 74 Oct
11
23% Jan 29
£0% Jan
29% Oct
22
393/4 May
26% May 22
343/4 Feb
3
113/4 Dec
24
10% Apr
14% Jan
3
16% Oct
2
173/a July
1
23% Jun 13
22
37% Nov 27
36
Nov 15
31V* Oct 21
29
Sep 25
11
Dec
62
Nov
17
18% Feb 12
32% Jan 13
Schick Inc
7
Scott Paper Co common
17
84% May
2
7
94
Jan
8
99% Jan 24
33y2Jan
2
19
May
5
28
Feb
3
1
773/4 Jan
21% Apr
9
85% Apr
10
Mar
8% Apr
7
85
Oct 22
102
Mar
21
Dec
19
75
Jan
7
May
Mfg Co common
preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co3.65%
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
15 y4 Oct
23
18
Dec
13
17 % Jan
7
10
25% May 22
20% Mar 14
82
Sep
19
52 % Feb
12
67% May
1
Seaboard Oil Co
16% Jan
24
8% Jan
2
113/4 Feb
4
Seagrave
19
8y4 Dec
8 '/a Oct
22
274 Aug
Jan
25
Jan
393/i May
9
3
10% May
123/4 Jan
22
9
4 % Mar
5yaJuly
12
423/4 Jan
22
90
8% Jan
263/4 Jan
25
13 % Jan
23
28
Nov 19
33
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
34
Apr
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
31
Jan
9
Sharon Steel
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
93/4 Jan
3
Shattuck
Feb 12
77% May
9
10
17% Feb 24
21% May
30
17% Jan 25
13 % May 20
16% Jan
Nov 13
93
58
May 21
G)
23
<9% Oct
29% Jun
213/4 Apr
19
13% Dec
22
10
Jan
17
32 % Apr
49% Jan
17
49
17
89
York
shares
16% Jan
Siegler
41
Mfg
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
16
25% May 22
22
Simmons
Mar 21
Simmonds Saw & Steel
8
50% Jan
2
61
45% Dec 23
68% Jun
6
46% Mar
3
56% May
49
Nov
14
80% May 27
Feb
25
59% Mar 25
Skelly
28
Dec
30
7
31% May 23
Smith
21
3675 Sep 23
23% Oct
2
25% Apr
14% Oct
2
19% Feb
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
22
70% Dec
6
58% Jan
10
17% May 23
75 % May 23
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
521% Apr 25
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
14
Nov
63% Oct
48
15% Jan
Apr
25
Sinclair Oil Corp
8
45'/a Dec
23
653/a July 15
44% Jan
13
1534 Sep
25
21% Jan
18
15% Apr
3
6% Oct
22
10%Jun
6
6% Jan
2
2074 Jan
2
27
May 20
13
47% Jan
14
52
May
18% Jan
43
Nov
2
14
23% May
51% Feb
18% Jan
2
24% Oct
21
11
25% Jan
7
30
Sep
23
35% Jan 25
32% Jan
13
44% Sep
10
513/4 Jun
13
49% Jan
2
39% Jan
24
9% May 20
9
283/4 Mar 11
3534 May
571/4 Apr
8
16
29% May 23
20% Jan
2
25% Dec 20
24% Jan
13
25% Oct
22
32
28% Jan
2
32"% Apr
29% Dec
23
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
33
2
40% May
2
44% May 20
45% Jan
30
10
39% May -9
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
11
May 27
16'/a Nov 27
19% Feb
76% Oct
81
26
4
Jan
8
4
Jan
84% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
2
23
78
36% May
22
34% Dec 31
82
Jan
10
31
18% Jan
10
12
31
6% Jan
7
40
Jan
Jan
3
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
11% Dec
30
17% Dec
30
82% Nov
4
8% Dec
60
Nov
19% Dec
For
11
11
24
footnotes
65
Jan
61
July
6
20
Apr
2% Dec
28
5
Feb
76
12% Dec
29
173/4 Feb
17
Oil Co
:
(AO) Corp—
Smith-Corona
3
9
14% May 22
i
preferred
Apr
22
15
Jan
24
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
17% Apr
17
20% Jan
16
85% Jan
2
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
12% Apr 11
72% Jan
7
353/4 Jun 11
see
page 26-
9% Jan
2
15% May 21
62% Jan
8
73
21 % Jan
6
May
9
24% Mar 11
common
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
2274
22%
2274
2674
2274
2674
22%
26%
2674
267a
2774
10 %
10%
10%
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21%
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37
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37%
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3,800
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1
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5
3874
39
59
58
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5874
29 Va
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56
55
57
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13.100
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26,200
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Spencer Chemical Co common
6
7
2274
26%
10%
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Spear & Co $5.50
92
2,000
2274
267a
27%
22
2
\
2274
33%
Apr
7
I
120
11%
90
Jan
16,000
94
88
5
Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—No par
Southern Railway common
No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
12% Jan
33
93%
10%
7%
Co (The)—
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
t
3274
27
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f
95
*9374
95
•
33 7-4
22%
29
31
May
*93%
95
*10%
Jan
95
*93 %
95
■
245
*238
"
3274
3374
59 la
245
*238
245
*210
30%
Southern Indiana Gas &
4.20%
33%
3274
33%
.
32%
";
1
61
*3.-* 7a
*210
*210
1074
Sparton Corp
6
*238
*238
;.
64%
18
59% Mar
245
59
245 '
19%
Apr
22
591a
24
4
88
59
20
3
49% Apr
*57%
59
59
200
*80%
8
9
10,400
63
Jan
8
2,400
1374
*96%
5
Inc_
14
94% Jan
19% Jan
2874
12%
*81
2% Jan
47
2814
9%
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E&GCo com—4.50
5%
preferred
50
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
8%
preferred-.
25
Southern California Edison
25
Southern
rA
1374
*35%
No par
No par
5
Co
Jan
Dec
28
36'%
ordinary
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
H
30
Sheller
121/4 Mar 27
2
13V4 Mar 27
19% Dec
33% Dec
New
1
30
2574
2874
1274
21%
/ '
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Dec
2614
13%
1
Shell Oil Co
64
2574
287a
127u
No par
No par
7.50
Corp—i
(Frank
26
2874
13
33%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
25
2574
2874
12 Va
26 %
1
No par
2.50
Shahmoon Industries Inc
2574
28 %
22%
1
$4.50 preferred
Apr
10
67% Jan
76% July 15
2
7
8% Oct
T
*X25%
*10
3
)
■
11,100
13
*93'%
5
5
Servel Inc common
8% May 21
210
*195
205
*195
205
*195
205
80
'
28%
33
Seiberling Rubber Co
32'A May 23
153/4 Jan
24y8 Oct 22
24
30,600
921a
25%
*58
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
223/4 Nov 19
927a
26
*210
—20
—1
1
Seaboard Finance Co.
533/4 Nov 13
20
9274
*195
205
*238
25
-.100
Scovill
3074
9274
*
No par
14% Jan 23
65 % May
Jan
86
3074
9274
12%
$4 preferred
17
12
78
83
4
307a
*92 %
28
$3.40 preferred
2
30%
92%/
24%
1—1
30
1
No par
No par
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
44% Mar 20
353/4 May
20
55% Feb
22 75 May 29
64% Jun 14
30
21
71% Ot
Feb
34
23% Mar 24
x30 Va
92%
92%
*92%
*195
3074
3074
30%
30%
30%
1.66%
100
100
10
No par
24% Jan
263/8 Dec
73
22%
90
14,000
I
iVolume
187
Number
5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2353)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
37% Jan
71
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
2
Oct
42% May 9
82 74 Feb 13
23
5% Nov
4
2% Oct
12
35% Dec
9% Jan
22
4374 Feb
23
85% May
3
Jan
3
43% Feb
25
42% Feb
24
8
88% Jan
6
13
10% Jan
Mar
36% Dec
31
45% Feb
5
13% Jan 24
Feb
59
Apr 23
10% Jan
35% July 15
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
15
29% Jarr 14
17% Jan
2
29
18% May 15
31
15% Nov
7
19% May 21
18% Mar 5
15% Jan
May
10% Jan
21
15% Dec
11
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
Stevens
37 % Jan
46 % Apr
Stix
15
25
29
20
25% May 23
Jan
.2% Jan
39%
2
Feb
15% Jan
Stone
2
722
25
27
16% Jan
17
9
Apr
1
Apr
U% Jan
Sundstrand
Dec
27
26
93
14
79
Jan
16
83% Apr
30
59
Apr 24
Jan
2
67%
Nov 26
82
20
Dec
20% July 26
28% Oct 22
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
22% Jan
25 % Apr
34% Apr
25
74
72
87% May 21
Jun
3
Mar 20
8
July 15
27% Nov 13
43% Jun
19% Dec 27
26% Nov 13
27% Jan 29
29% Dec
20% Jan
15% Aug
2,000
17
42% Jan
10
25% May
10
Jan
13
6% Jan;
1360
69
2
7
Feb,25
1680
Sutherland
2
2
46% Jan
9 >
31% Jan
31
89
8
35% Apr 17
4
37% Feb
72% Jan * 2
18% Feb
6
9
3 % Dec
30
8% Oct
21
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
18% Jan 31
18
60% Jan
34
Dec
11
li
76% Jun
31
49% May
14% Dec
2
18% Jan
3
24% Apr
8
9% Jan
2
35% Jan
2
55% Feb
24
9
10
22% Jan
13
30
33
Jan
12
31% Jun 19
26% Jan
2
22
40% Jun
24% Feb 25
5% Oct
22
10
Oct
160
9
Jan
49 %
14
4
May
15% Oct
11
21
26
47% Jan
28
27
42«% Oct
Jan
Aug
2
53
2
98% Jan
_
Apr
J2
2
125
2
42% Jan
6
50
Apr
2
41% Feb
25
16% May 21'
55% Jan
9
42% May 27
20
26
30% May
<
53% Jun
13
85
31
Mar 13
Jan
90
2
Jan
May 20
23% Feb
4
25% Apr
18
Jan
2
15% Dec 23
19% Nov 21
37% May 14
16% Jan
2
21
Jan
30
22
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
7
Oct
21
14% Apr
18
42
28% Oct
22
56% July 22
41% Apr 24
23%
Dec~30
9% Oct
26
50
14
Jan
15
31 % Jan
2
9
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
4
July
10
20% Jan
21
Oct
48% Jun
34% July 16
% Jan
27% Jan
24
57
53
Jan
53% May
40% Apr
25% Apr
29
37
34% May
2
58
16% Dec
30
2
16% Jan
30
61
Jan
9
43% Feb
37% Jun
20
23 % Feb
20
43
Oct
22
50% Sep
20
30% Jun
19
17
32% Dec
27
2% Oct
17
45
6
Apr
7
21% Mav 23
10
30
9% Dec
3
16
2
Jan
41% Oct
19% Dec
25
Feb
13% Jan
2
21% Dec
31% Jan
7
25
2
47% May 15
26% Mar 25
Jan
3
48
6
21% Jan
2
Jan
14
10% Jan
8
30% May 20
13% Mar 10
Jan
2
32 % Jan
6
17
10% Jan
10
12% NOV 14
30% Jan
18
3% Jan
13% Jan
13
50
10% Dec
30
16% Apr
29
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
18
8% Apr 11
37% July 22
124% July 10
5% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
83% Apr 17
26 % Oct
90
Nov
22
14
24% Oct 22
29% Mar 19
86% Nov 15
75
Dec
68
100% Jan
27% Jan
96% Jan
Jan
12% Feb
22
10
21
1974
974
*
10
8574
*84
,
*8374
6374
6374
24%
2474
24
-10c
774
-
1540
3474
2474
87
87
87%
1530
1540
34 74
3474
34
22
22
4
Udylite
8
13,100
100
3374
33%
34%
3574
3574
3674
11,900
6,400
8374
*8174
83
190
8%
9
7,500
3374
3574
8174
81
81
82
22%
23%
290
22%
33%
9
1550
*2174
3574
874
774
1540
800
8%
874
8%
*2374
2374
2374
2,200
"
9
4774
5
28
28
647#
65
2674
2774
674
674
674
674
2374
6%
23 74
6V4
1374
74
1474
4774
1474
1,700
1,200
1474
14%
1474
1474
14%
21,500
47%
48
48
4874
48 %
48%
28
28
2874
28
2874
28
2374
6574
30,100
6574
66
6574
66%
6574
6674
27
31,100
27%
27
2774
19%
2774
2874
20,600
1974
2074
49,600
3674
3574
3674
3574
3474
35
6%
74
47
X2774
6474
2674
27 74
19
1974
1974
1074
X1974
1974
1974
3574
3574
35%
3574
36%
10
33
33%
33
36%
3374
3374
34
3574
3374
1
10
10
10
10
T02
107
*102
107
2374
6%
6
3,300
5,500
18,600
"
1074
1074
10%
10274
102'%
*10374
49%
50%
4874
4974
48 %
4974
48
48%
1074
4774
4874
1074
16,900
1074
1074
1074
11
1074
11
11
1174
17
lb '/a
16,500
17 %
17
7#
1774
1774
1774
*1774
2974
17%
900
2874
2874
2974
29
2974
2974
29%
20,400
69
68
6974
69:
70
69 7 4
70%
4,670
1,400
*16
2874
68 74
70
28%
6774
*10%
11
4074
11
50
*4374
46
46
46
*15
1074
10%
1074
107
1074
1C4
104
10,200
200
1074
1074
1074
10%
1074
46 74
*4574
4674
*4574
46 74
90
1674
*45 7a
1674
1674
1674
1674
1,100
'
5
common
100
44%
*89
1574
4474
1574
4474
15%
2074
457V
9174
90
90
21
2074
2174
2174
10
22
25
1574
4474
4574
*90
44%
*90
9174
22%
2174
*2174
4574
9174
45%
*90
.
46%
92
2174
2174
22
22 74
22
22
2274
2174
2174
11,700
80
9,300
1,300
10,200
24
24
2374
2474
2374
23%
2374
24
3574
18%
36 74
3574
36
35 74
3574
3574
3574
1
1874
1874
1874
1874
1874
1874
1874
18%
—5
2,000
1374
14
1374
14
137a
.14
1874
1374
14
13%
1374
2,700
2
5074
50%
5074
5074
5174
5174
5174
11,700
No par
*4974
5074
50
2374
.
24%
3574
36
8,900
No par
Inc
_5
i
1
39
39%
3974
40
3974
4074
4074
40 74
40,000
2174
22
2274
2274
2274
23
2274
2274
30,200
2474
25
25
25
25
2574
2674
27
30
1174
1274
11%
12
74
*11%
33
3374
33%
3374
3374
5674
5674
1
1974
1974
*4674
1
24%
24%
50
common
50
prior preferred
Co
3974
2274
34%
50
(conv)
Co
39
21%
2
—
50
52
5674
5674
1974
1974
*4674
2474
52
2474
(The)
5674
1974
24%
29%
2974
3074
2874
1274
12%
1274
1274
12
12 74
*3.6
40
*774
*36
47
40
774
774
18
18 74
18 %
18%
2074
29
57
56%
2074
56 74
600
2174
6,200
52
*4674
2474
4674
*4674
2974
2974
3074
76,800
12%
12%
12%
2,600
24%
52
2474
47
4,300
100
40
12%
*35%
8
*36
8
5,900
19,300
*4674
47
*4674
1274
3474
2474
3074
*46%
12%
3374
1974
2474
46
1274
34%
*4674
52
46
3,200
11%
3374
*56%
1974
*46 74
28%
1
1
-
(The)
12
33%
5674
*7%
7%
774
1874
1874
1874
1874
12,000
774
18%
1874
39
*36
40
8
4,300
1
1074
10%
1074
1074
1074
1074
1074
10%
3,000
1974
1974
1974
1974
18-74
1974
10%
18%
1074
Corp
No par
Asbestps & Rubber Co
5
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
1874
1874
19
6,800
774
774
774
774
3374
34
3374
'3474
3474
3474
3474
34%
3474
35
Union
Carbide
Corp
8474
8574
3574
8674
8574
8674
8574
83
8674
8774
38,000
Union
Elec
common
10
29
29
29
29%
29%
29%
10074
2974
2974
29 74
29%
26,800
100
8774
*85
7
Underwood
Union
7
Union
Jan
8
30
Apr 24
102% Feb
3,300
2274
3574
15
Airlines
Corp
86
*2174
100
common
Corp
8574
8
3474
3374
47
50c
1,900
8774
22,500
3474
3574
14
No par
3474
3,800
3474
33%
24 Vt
24%
34-74
1540
35%
874
'
2474
2474
65
74
3374
87#
6474
2474
774
1525
3474
23
4,100
86
24%
8674
874
1520
*84
34%
*3474
8674
1074
4,600
25
2474
*2474
3474
8074
6%
No par
pfd series of 1957
Coach
Oil
2474
2474
3474
3574
1374
common
Electric
conv
Twin
TXL
6474
2474
1510
2,200
10
86
3474
34
4,400
1974
*
65
S3
35 %
24
*84
6474
774
45 74
1074
2474
774
83,800
45 74
1974
10
2474
774
574
*1974
4574
1974
86
64
7,400
574
574
45 74
1074
34%
*22
3374
64
457 V
I 19%
2474
'
23
.
74
774
1500
1
33 %
1974
1014
8574
86
No par
1
1974
974
3474
9
4574
1974
10
83 %
62%
1
—_25
45
257a
10
,
Co
Preferred
No par
7
7
*7
774
7 '
J
774
3,000
8,900
$4.50 series
No par
10074
29
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*85
Preferred $3.50 series
Preferred $4 series
No par
78
No par
25
*90
4674
48
47%
47%
47 74
48%
4874
49%
49
5074
35,100
10
29
29%
29 74 7 2974
29%
2974
29%
2974
29%
2974
23,700
12,000
9% Mar
22
8
8
26% Jan
Apr
Apr
2
Apr 25
50% May 23
30% May 3
9
Jan
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific RR Co
27
4%
2
24% Feb
6
2
28% Feb
17
Dec
19
64
14
152
May
5
Jan
14
111
Jan
31
128
Oct
10
115
Jan
May
8
2
91
JaD
101
Dec
2
17
15 % Jan
2
25% July 22
25% Oct 22
31% Dec
52% Jan
2
31
29% May 14
15
93
Jan
3
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
Aug 22
19
Jan
10
45
Jar
2
100
18% Dec 30
Nov 26
22
Apr
46% May 8
7% May 20
36
6% Jan
8
35% Jan
28
22% Jan
2
11
11% Jan
9
34"% Jan
22% Dec
4
11% Dec
24
10% Jan
33% Dec 30
47% Jan
17
11
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
33% Oct 23
Oct
23
6% Jan
11
10% Dec
30
15% Jan
9
31
23
3
May 21
United
37
15
United
100% Mar 12
26% May 1
54
May 20
United
41
Feb
7
Gas
Gas
9
May 15
2
1374 Apr 24
United
Jan
3
1% Mar 13
United
2
43% Mar 28
United
3
6%
18
34% Jan
76% July 11
22
33% Apr 29
37% May 20
48% JaD
8
80
90
31
39% Jun
20% Oct 22
5
2
Jan
2
4
65% Jan
14
12
159% Apr
3
69% Dec
8
165
-
Dec
Mar 27
26% Jan
34% July 16
18
tge
26.
21%
30%
3074
30%
3074
3074
3.074
3074
1,200
2074
2074
20
20
20
2074
20%
2074
20
r.074
2,400
5
Jan
U S
31
May 22
24% Jan 16
79
May 2
171% May 22
U S
U
8
1%
2474
61
2474
6274
*122
140
100
100
100
100
1
Carton
2174
21%
2174
2274
3074
30%
3074
3074
*9874
10074
*9874
100%
Corp
2474
61%
*122
22
3074
(Del)
24
24
24
5274
53
54
53%
5
*3674
3674
3674
3674
36
—
Co
*24
2474
62%
6274
2574
13,300
63
17,600
150
101
101
10074
10074
22%
22%
2274
22 74
2274
3074
3074
31
3174
317a
10074
9974
*9874
24 74
*24
2474
x24
5374
X5274
53
53
3674
*36 74
2674
3674
9974
874
8
24
5374
3674
1,100
15,800
4,800
30
400
4,700
600
874
17,500
2674
200
8
2674
5
1374
4774
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
4,800
4774
47
47%
47%
4774
4774
4774
4774
4774
12,500
3174
28,600
10
3174
13%
*40%
10
2
8
8
*2574
8
2574
x7%
2574
8
2574
774
26
26
32
3174
31%
3174
31%
30%
3174
3074
40%
40%
407#
4074
4074
4074
4074
12
117#
12
12
1274
1174
11%
8%
574
874
874
874
874
874
374
874
26,300
13%
1374
13%
1374
1374
137a
1374
1374
1374
1374
17,200
174
2,400
5,400
17#
174
41%
4174
4174
37
36 74
*36 74
1
174
4274
3774
1
42%
1
42 74
1
1
42
*3674
3774
210
32,200
3674
36%
*36%
37%
37%
39 74
3874
4074
4074
4174
85
84
8474
84
8474
180
3774
3874
84
84
*84
1
2874
29%
2874
29
29
2974
29%
No par
2374
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23
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1
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25%
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Freight Co
6374
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
Park City Mines Co (The)__l
Shoe Mach common
25
preferred
2574
150
*125
5
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Improvement Co
6274
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24
51%
10
2474
140
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No par
(Del)
Gypsum Co
pi eferred
6174
140
100
Borax & Chemical
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2474
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preferred
4% %
2
24%
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100
Greenfield Corp
United Industrial
Corp
Jan
32»
94
3074
United
10% Jan
2
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320
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3074
Engineering & Foundry
United
91
87%
78%
3074
United Fruit
United
;
100
8%
United
17
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94
78%
874
48% Apr 24
Feb
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100
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874
2
Apr 28
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874
2
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100
874
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33
92
78%
78
8-74
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40% May 20
78
874
10
America
Fastener
10074
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2
8774
78
5
Carbon Co_.
United-Carr
102
78
No par
of
&
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Co„
$4.50 preferred
United Board
*10074
78
8%
United
89% Dec
1
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8774
874
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
Artists Corp
2
13
Car
10274
10
8% Mar 13
26% May 7
14% Jan 30
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
1% Jan
75% Nov 12
4%
34% Jan
39% Sep
preferred
United Aircraft Corp common
4%
convertible preferred
May 23
22% Apr 28
Apr
Tank
27% Jan
35
Dec
> non-cum
common
Union Twist Drill Co
United Air Lines Inc
18% May
21% Jan
Oct
2
California
Union
77
90% Jan
of
31% May 12
48
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4474
19%
1
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series A
conv
5%
7
8
101
Aug
574
457a
4474
24%
Mar 24
31
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4474
44
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Apr
33% May 16
43% Jan
4
147
25
81
20% Dec 23
51% Apr
2474
574
94
24% Nov 22
Nov
2474
574
84
2
25% Oct
2474
574
Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
2
J
13
39
2474
574
5
40% Jan
il Dec
24
574
2
24% Jan
30% Sep
24.
5%
3
64% Jun
30% Dec
2374
Jan
31% Jan
5
1774
4474
81 % Feb
6
25 % Dec
*1674
4474
87
23
6% Oct
2,809
1774
44
73 % Jan
21
Oct
*1674
4374
2
Oct
44
1774
44
24
89% Feb
Dec
38
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Jan
82
16
7% Nov
15
17%
43%
20th
98
2
24
86
200
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4374
(The)—
May
8% May
35% May
6
40
18% Oct
1874
13%
79% Jan
Aug 20
78% Sep
21
1874
1274
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
5%
2,200
33 74
1874
12%
2474
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred.
1
Tung-Sol
3374
3374
800
12%
8374
Transue & Williams Steel
4
8% May
19% May
10% May 22
12% Jan
2
5% Dec
30
Feb
9,600
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3474
Co
Transamerica Corp
Ex-distribution
Preferred
2174
1874
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preferred
World
33
30,700
2174
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25
Tishman Realty & Construction
Toledo Edison Co (The),
i
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3274
3874
1274
issued
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2174
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12.50
$1.20 preferred
:
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Trane
387a
2174
18%
'55—30
—
When
38
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38%
1274
common
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Thompson Products Inc
4% preferred
22 % May 22
2,900
11
12 %
5
Producing Co
Oil
500
6274
1174
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1
(J R)
Tidewater
7074
62
18%
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$2.50 convertible preferred
Thompson
7074
1174
17%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
Thermoid Co common
1
28
70
62
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1
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Pacific Land Trust—
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
7
May
200
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1
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conv
6,600
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$1.25
1,700
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12%
2,50
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4374
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Textron
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13
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1
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6,70a
18,100
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137a
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6
71
12
36
3274
1374
62
2174
34
Texas
14 V* Jan 28
21% May 20
23% Jan 30
20
2174
33%
88,500
96
70
3874
2174
3274
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Gulf
&
13
6
Dec
3774
2174
33
Corp
Utilities
3
30
Oct
3874
21%
33
lei.nebsee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
25
Aug
30
38%
21%
54
4774
43,500
1574
,
62%
1174
5
Texas
Texas
25
19% Dec
27
1174
53%
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600
30,000
20
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28
Feb
~
80
Feb
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Feb
53
Oct
Nov~12
62
12%
4374
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4374
130
3
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4274
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13,300
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6
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46
21
7374
61%
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51% May 6
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17% Feb 11
7
14% July 16
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
28
16
874
3
96
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1274
1574
68
12%
TelAutograph Corp
10% May 22
28
22
Aug
15% Apr 12
18
10% Jan
6% Jan
9% Apr
15% Jan
62
10
21
36% May
1274
16%
%
Texas
44% Jan
21 % Jan
17% Jan
Dec
15
8% Mar 15
87% Nov 13
38% Jan
4
1274
1574
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Tennessee
4274
12%
71
3374
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*42%
6174
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Talcott Inc
12%
"2
16%
25
Temco
68% May
1
29% May 8
20% May 23
37% May 8
2
15% Feb
28
42
12%
Symington Wayne Corp__
7
May 2
14% May 20
48% May 23
29% May 6
6
Jan
7
42
74%
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc com—7.50
$4 preferred
—1
No par
31
3% Jan
26
Oct
Jan
9% May
25% Mar 18
54% Feb
24
Dec
7% Jan
84
42%
1374
38%
common
Mining
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
29% Jan
1374
16
No par
33% Jan 28
5
1374
12%
5
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Superior Oil of California
2
13%
62%
Tool
23
30
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3
24
May
Jan
13%
12%
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3
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47 74
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85
4974
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5374
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5374
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9% Jan 24
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4774
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,
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5374
the Week
5374
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1
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4874
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96
13%
1
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19% Jan
Dec
14
48%
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31% Mar
6% Dec
72
4774
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10
Chemical Corp common
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23
30% Mar 19
65% Oct
2
10
53
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Dec
30
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9
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4874
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78
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48%
42%
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85
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48%
43%
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52%
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3
5274
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8
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Baer & Fuller Co__
5%
3
8
25
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10
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6% May 14
14
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3%
8%
__7
Sterling Drug Inc
Stewart-Warner
8
6.25
Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
25
13% Apr
17% Apr
8
24
42% Oct
1.210
85
8%
Sales for
Thursday
52%
85
Standard Ry
3
9
34% Apr 29
18% May 16
15% Jan
10% Dec
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22% Apr
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29
52
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15
30
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Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co
10 % Nov
,
Ohio
18
21
83% July 12
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2
30
51%
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Standard Packaging
74% May 19
68% Jan
2
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2% Dec
Standard Oil of
6
4
57
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4
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51
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23
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9
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PRICES
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12
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5
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13
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18
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4
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21
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2
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30
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preferred
—14
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20%
20%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar - 37% " 37%
8% preferred
:
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79
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2
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75%
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71
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,
3
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19
,
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10
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Thursday
May 21
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25
Jan 24
39% May 5
154
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0
.
28
United Stores $4.20 noncu
5% Apr
3
18% May 12-
30% Jun ' 7
73
Jun 12
18% Dec 31
16
23
15% Jan 28
7% Jan
1
May
19
Jan
7
32% Peb 14
142:
22
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Co common
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
;
1
86% Mar 12
74% Jan 22
Apr • 3
Feb ' 4
,
12% Jan
Jan
8
5% Jan
2
13% May 16
4% Jan
6
21
Jun
36
135
common
7%
38% May 16
68% Jan
10
Inc
U S Tobacco
25% Mar 17
2
5% Feb 28
5% Dec 23
Dec
52% Jan
19% Jan
15% Feb
21
35 % May
3
51% Jan
12% Dec 20
4% Jan
2
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2
46% Jan
147% Apr
5% Oct 29
Dec 31
v:
22
2
9% Oct 22
Dec
4
Jan
26% May 21
12
68
25
35% Feb
154
14
2
Apr
21% Jan
25% Dec
73% Jan
1
Aug
31% Apr
155% Jan 25
48'A Dec 19
136% Jun 20
17
Mar
1
31
3
7
Jan
140
24
22% July 15
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61% Jan 24
Jan
156
25
Jun
4
49% Jan
30
30% Dec
26% Mar
82
Aug 26
94
12
Dec
79
8
77 % May 14
30% Jan 24
80'A Mar 14
92
Mar 6
75% May 22
4
Mar
87
19
23% May
Jan
66
Feb
9
8% Apr
13
36% Jun
24% Nov
4
69
Oct 21
135
Dec
68
2
Jan
63
:
12
30 'A May
6
Industries
S
Wednesday
May 20
11%
34%
9%
43%
28%
9
23%
75%
28%
76
95
32'A
145%
10%
33
9%
common—82%c
50
1
4%% preferred series A
—50
U S Lines Co common
1
4% %
preferred
10
TJ S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U 8 Playing Card Co
10
U 8 Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
U 8 Shoe Corp
1
U 8 Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1c/o
preferred
50
U 8 Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
100
U
47% Feb
39
Par
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
May 19
STOCK '
class A preference
5%
16
8% Jan
Mach
U S Hoffman
19
34-% May 23
17 ¥2 Dec
22 Vz Dec
.
11 % May
6% Jan
7
36
Jan
7
17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
24
Dec 31
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Monday, May 26^ 1958
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1957
.
.
:
,
.
;
43C
-
350
93%
w
Oct
60
30
12% Oct
22
14
31
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8
8
Aug
27% Jan
2
15
25% Jan
13 ¥2 Oct
~22
11% Dec
30
*
2
6
Aug
27% Dec 31
33% Jan
15
56 ¥4 May
Dec
32
13% May
13% Feb 14
•„
.
35% May
*
Oct
28
95 ¥s Jan
24
84
Jan
8
Oct
22
16 ¥2 Jan
2
8
16% Feb
-
95
16 ¥2 Dec
30
12
68 ¥2
3
28% Jan
42 ¥a Feb
24 ¥4 Dec
36% Jan
3 ¥s May
1% Nov 21
42
34 ¥2 Jan
14
48
Aug 14
23
19 ¥2 Mar 31
2
-
6
42% May 16
—41% May 19
30% May 22
2
Jan
2
25
25
69% May
13
34 3A Jan
17
34% May 24
26 ¥2 May
3
30
Jan
34 ¥s Jan
56
July 16
383A Mar 28
19% Dec 30
22 ¥e Oct
8
16% Jan 30
Apr
10 ¥4 Jan
13
19 ¥2 Mar
22 ¥2 Jan
16
1% Jan
15
7
3
2 ¥s Jan
22
Jan
10
28
May
44 ¥4 Jan
29
15
48
¥2 Mar 27
23
¥2 Jan 23
9
West
Mar
65
52% Apr
8
15% Dec 23
39% Jan
4
15 ¥2 Jan
13
23 ¥2 Oct
28 ¥4 Jun
5
25% Jan
2
Mar 20
97% Jan
2
105
Jan
3
96
90
21
Nov
105
4
Oct 11
32
28
Feb
18
87
47 ¥2 Jan
11
31% Feb
93
7
79% Nov
Jan
95
81% Sep 20
87
14 ¥4 Jun 24
88
98
22
Aug 12
48 ¥s Dec
Dec
62
31
67 ¥4
41% Dec 11
22
20% Jan
17 ¥2 Dec
30
52% Feb
12
2
4
4
74¥4 May
2
51
2
2
57 ¥4 Apr
11
88% Feb
8
Mar 25
July 22
4
21
69% Jan
2
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9
119
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65 ¥2 Feb
2
26% Mar 22
55
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4% Dec 23
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68
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Jan
21
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
7
40% Jan
24
18% Jan
29 ¥s Jar
14
Feb
18
13
30
47
May 17
16% July
Sep
11
Nov 12
75
19¥a Jan
8
28 ¥2 Oct
17
34
131
Mar 19
18% Nov 14
Dec
30
35 ¥2 Dec
26
20
45 ¥8 Nov 20
22% Feb
35
31
Feb
13
38 ¥2 May 21
21% Apr 24
-
85
May 22
15
2
Feb 13
May 23
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5
Jan
36% May
26 V4 Jan
8
-
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May 14
26% Jan
36% Jan
45 ¥4 Feb
-
21 ¥4 Jan
16
Mar 25
135
Jan
20% Jan
6
1
36% May 16
31% Jan
124
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July
45 ¥4 Jan
68 ¥2
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9
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37
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4
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25
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71
9
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116
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8
Jan 31
5
47% May 23
..
+
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23% Mar
33% May
62'A Jun
3
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91 ¥2 Jan
10
4
Feb
61
56
Nov 12
13% Nov 21
4
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8
100 ¥2 Jan
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92
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90
Dec 10
16
39% Jan
33 ¥4 Apr
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4
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45
27
-
1
16
May 20
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10
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80 ¥4 Jan
2
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75
22
88% Jan
78 ¥2 Jan
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2
68% Jan
2
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16ya Dec
31
6
30
May 27
16
Apr
67 ¥2 Feb
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76 ¥a
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3,800
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100
61 ¥4
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104 ¥4
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200
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28 ¥4
103 ¥2
105
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17
30%
*101 ¥2
—
Zenith Radio Corp
17 Va
17
30
Whirlpool Corp common
.5
4 ¥4% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)^
20
White Motor Co common
1
5¥»¥f preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
:
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox Oil Co
5
"Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25 preferred
Nc par
Wilson-Jones Co
:
10
Windsor Industries Inc—
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc—
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp— 10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4 ¥2% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
61%
*60 ¥2
61 ¥4
62
2
2 7 ¥2
2 7 ¥2
1,100
3,000
;
2
2
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27 ¥2
47
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21%
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2
27%
46 ¥2
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4,900
67 ¥4
29%
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9,200
42
41%
46 ¥2
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67%
41 !4
29%
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18%
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41 ¥4
2
8%
18%
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42 3'0
10
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42
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93 ¥2
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9%
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18%
18%
4,500
13%
13 ¥4
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14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
a
13 ¥4
;
93 ¥2
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-
.
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13 ¥4
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2.50
:
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Westinghouse Electric common_12ya
3.80% preferred series B—
_100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
125
38 ¥2
*13¥a
35 Va
Western Pacific RR
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
May 23
22% Jan 16
,
7
83% Jan
6
16% Feb 21
113
7
19% May 23
Jan
17% Jan
129% Feb
\Dec
6
24% Oct 25
21
3
Jan
15
33% Dec 24
"
64% Apr
2,200
38
13 ¥4
*29%
—
17
42 ¥2 Jan
4
68% July
92
79% Aug 19
6
23% Feb
13
63
33 »A May 14
128
9
May
17% May 9
100
Feb 10
Feb
96
Sep 19
-14 ¥2 Oct
25
37% Jan
103
4
48 ¥2 Jan
2
Apr
6
May
92% Apr
4
28
14 V« Jan
87% July U
88% July 11
23
Mar
19 ¥1 May 13
25% July 31
16% July 30
17 ¥2 Oct
,
96% Mar
104 ¥2 Mar 20
92% Nov 11
May 20
"
38
13 ¥4
Indies Sugar Corp—
1
4
5
pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4 ¥2% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc-^
1
Western Auto Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred.—
:—100
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
5
100
61%
*60
61 ¥2
37%
*13 ¥a
No par
10
No par
We&i iwntucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co__
West Penn Power 4¥2%
4
*60 ¥2
61%
38 ¥4
38
Stamped
4
19% Feb
31 Vb May
62
*60%
100
15
-2.50
1
8% preferred
100
Ward Industries Corp
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Welbilt Corp
1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
4.80% preferred
50
4
Mar 21
14
Apr
30% Oct 22
30
Oct 22
Walgreen Co
*
Walker (Hiram) G <fe W
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
6
30!4 May 22
6
80
Mar 11
41
5
11% Jan
18% May 29
16 ¥s July 12
Wabash RR 4Vz% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
72¥2 Feb 24
60'A May 20
24
Jan
77
22
receivership or petition has been
filed for
changed from American Gas & Electric Co.
the company's reorganization,
84
a
Deferred delivery,
r Cash
sale,
29%
85¥2
16¥2
76 ¥4
wd When
220
6,000
'
1,200
13,900
1.900
12,700
distributed,
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Figures
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Lowest
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1
4s
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;
88.10
8
87.16 July
May31
FetTH
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93.9
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The Commercial and
28
Financial Chronicle
.
.
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.
(2356)
BOND RECORD
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—
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s
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95
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100 "2 101
,
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__
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1
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•
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—
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mortgage 3s 1982
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1985
91
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.
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1993
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1977—,,
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3%s series
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96 V*
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Cleveland Electric
62
96%
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57
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2
96 VA
/
ref
ref
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44
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1985
{conv from Oct.
&
98%
fixed
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&
97
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12
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Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
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debs
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59 VA
May-Nov
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93%
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53
55
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&
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&
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73 Va
'
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1989_
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93
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9574
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:
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81
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RR
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.
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94
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—
A
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Week's Range
Sale Price
Daystrora Inc 43As conv debs 1977
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 274s
1975—April-Ocf
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mortgage 3 %s 1982
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93
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93
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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A 5s
;
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mortgage inc conv 5s 1997-.
mortgage 3%s series B 1985-
income
45%
__
93
93
69%
90
Last
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a 1st lien
& ref 4s series A 1970
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ref 4s series B 1970
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93
109 Va 10974
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60
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A
A
7
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"
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1968-
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Central RR Co. of N J 3 Vis 1987—_
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Interest
Exchange
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED MAY
NEW YORK STOCK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
A 1957—Feb-Aug
J| A Hudson & Manhattan first 5s
Bid &
Asked
High
No.
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June-Dec
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May-Woo
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
3Vsrfi s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986—June-Die
14%
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12
87%
7
85%
90
79
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,
—;
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1959
4s
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96
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1978.
1980
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Jan -July
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C
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2003
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conv
78
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1
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income
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1
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1987
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—
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Aprll-Ocf
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mortgage 2%s 1980.
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—
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103
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Y
General
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Commercial and Financial
The
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.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
(2360)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
Algemene Kunstzijde N
Amer
dep rets Amer
4%
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1,000
2%
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3%
251300
2%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
Control
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Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
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Allied
Paper
American
-
Apr
10
May
10
52
Jan
66
May
Carnation
1,600
1
Jan
125
65
Jan
84%
350
88%
GG
1%
80
Jan
Feb
1% May
80
May
13%
10,500
11% May
15% Jan
27%
7,300
21%
Jan
28
May
30%
32
1,300
28% Mar
32
Jan
33%
34%
600
27%
Jan
34% May
33%
33%
25
31%
Jan
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Apr
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11%
11%
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Jan
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Jan
41%
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7%
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103
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4%
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1,160
13% Feb
May
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260
39%
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33%
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39% May
317a
32%
22,800
26
Jan
33
May
93%
32
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38
38%
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Gas Co
19% Jan
16
3%
11%
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98
May
Arkansas Power & Light—
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preferred
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4.72%
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preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil
Corp Ltd
Artists
Productions
Jan
15% May
3%
4
2,000
3%
Apr
4% Feb
4%
5
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4%
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400
13%
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5% Feb
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8%
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10%
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618
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Co
Feb
1% Jan
2
Apr
2%
1,100
1
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Inc
Colonial Sand
ext to
Jan
Vtc
Jan
Connelly
Consol
Jan
9% Mar
Consol
3
3%
12,100
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Consolidated
I
5%
5%
5%
1,200
Jan
Consol
11%
11%
11%
2%
3%
1,900
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
2%
3%
100
2%
100
3% May
Apr
12% May
Electric
Diesel
Corp
& Smelt Ltd
Mining
Feb
Continental
Air
4%
Jan
Continental
Aviation
Class
20
1,300
16
Jan
20
May
Continental
Commercial
30
32
500
x29
Feb
33 % May
Continental
Industries
Inc
Continental
Materials
Corp
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
97a
l
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37,100
7%
Jan
10% May
127a
100
10%
Apr
14
137a
27a
Corp
2%
3
3
Jan
3
May
272 Mar
4
Apr
1%
2
20
American
Banff
shares
Oil
Ltd
Barcelona
Tr
Barker
Power Ltd
8s
•
Corp
Brothers
6%
(A
Shoe
S)
Black
Starr
Blauner's
common
common
class
(H
5 Va %
(S)
C)
Co
&
Amer
10%
Jan
137a
Jan
Crown
40%
Jan
43
Feb
77b
Jan
107a
Apr
5%
47a
574
3,400
Jan
147a
200
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400
4%
400
35%
500
•
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common
British
3572
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(The)
Co
class
Burma
Feb
400
772 Apr
77a Jan
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17a Apr
6
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67a
6
—
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6
7
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55,800
2,700
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574 Feb
26 78
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Jan
6V2 Mar
287s May
200
39
41
38%
39%
33 72
Jan
42
2,500
347b
Jan
403/a May
Apr
39%
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6ft
6%
3,300
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6 3/4 May
67a
67a
6%
3,900
574 Jan
67b May
39%
39%
39%
900
387a Jan
4274 Mar
14%
1474
14%
34,000
107a
10%
117a
3,400
1174 Feb
974 Jan
1574 May
1
17%
16%
187a
2,300
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18 Vb May
2.50
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674
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574 Jan
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53
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107a
167a Mar
603/4 May
2,100
874 Jan
107a May
*
1
1
50c
9
10
common
Die & Machine Co
Hill
Apr
2
7,000
77a
1%
17a
3%:
1,100
6%
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1.400
10%
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100
3%
—
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974
2
27a
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14-
9%
—
9%
300
300
274 Mar
57a Jan
8
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77a
2
Jan
May
14
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11% Jan
107a
1,900
97a Jan
4Vb May
77a May
107a
Apr
97b May
27b
Jan
153/4 Mar
Feb
11
dep
rets ord shares—3s 6d
(J P)
8s Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
1272o
47a
7b Feb
74
ft
7,200
74 Jan
1%
2%
800
17a Jan
274
Feb
47a
4%
2,800
3% Jan
4%
Apr
74
——
8c
C Television
10o
Corp
H
1%
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312,000
1% May
Cable Electric Products common—50o
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
Electric
*
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6% cumulative
Co
2
16%
25%
8,200
2%
4,100
16%
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For footnotes see
page
35.
1%
Jan
25% May
2%
Feb
50
13% Jan
17
61% Jan
46% Mar
50
57
Apr
55%
300
54
Feb
4%
1,100
4
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29%
29%
450
25
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30% Mar
5%
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18,500
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Jan
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100
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17a Mar
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May
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5
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900
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3
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Jan
18
29% May
19%
Jan
1%
1%
600
174
Jan
1% Mar
9%
972
100
7%
Jan
13% Feb
5%
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19
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174 Mar
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Apr
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100
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12.900
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5,500
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19%
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8,300
,
3%
27b May-
Jan
3,400
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Apr
25 y2 Mar
370
.
31%
Jan
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Apr
9,200
Feb
1%
200
6 7b May-
874 May
Jan
7
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8%
Davidson Brothers
Day
1
Inc
4%
10c
35
50c
5
Inc
Mines
Dayton Rubber
class A
Co
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A
common
—
—.
—
100
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—_1
Development Corp of America
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Diners' (The) Club Inc
ft
8%
debentures
Manufacturing
Detroit Gasket &
Distillers
Co
American
Mar
Jan
Textile
Ltd
Co
common
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
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—*
1
Draper Corp common—
Driver
Duke
Exploration
Harris
Power
DuMont
Co
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Duro
Test
Corp
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400
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4
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Apr
11
Mar
8
Jan
233a
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18%
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227a
100
10
Jan
13% May
Jan
9% May
200
900
25
7%
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Feb
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
33
Jan
35
Jan
2,700
3% Jan
4% Mar
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Feb
874 May
9,800
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50
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Jan
48
May
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39 "
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1,400
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Jan
4.400
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4% Mar
100
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3%
16
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6,300
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1—25
I
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Feb
22 7b Mar
900
48
39
37a May
13
11% May
24% Jan
100
2
16
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1
100
14
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Feb
22
3% Mbr
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3%
-
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Jan
3
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Apr
10,900
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8
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E
States
Jan
10s
1
class B common
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
2Jb
47a
20
,
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35
2
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Co
Dynamics Corp of America
128
800
1,100
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—
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May
57a Jan
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37a May
Jan
40
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12
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13
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Jan
23
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27
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30
200
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10
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—
14
1,500
Apr
140
133
134
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7.50
32.50
1
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Jan
4%
272 Mar
—
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—
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9%
2,800
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1
Dome Exploration Ltd
2.50
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
——*
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•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
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2.50
Dairies Inc
Hosiery
Davenport
Jan
48%
55
1
,
18% Feb
48%
50
Fire Insurance
Bread
22%
55% Apr
50
preferred
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
2%
16'%
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden
25%
I
67b May
T
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Daitch Crystal
Durham Hosiery
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Power
Apr
Jan
Jan
50c
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—American dep
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C
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3%
Jan
Atlantic Sugar common
Drilling &
Mines Ltd—
American
Burroughs
Feb
4
5
Cuban Tobacco common
•
Cubart-Venezuelan Oil vtc
—%c
Curtis Lighting Inc common
2.50
Cuvtis Manufacturing Co class A
4
Jan
93/4
97a
77a
£1
1
Corp
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
1072
8
Ltd—
preferred
6% serial preferred
Buell
Apr
•
common
Co common
Ltd
Finance
Apr
Jan
77a
3%
-
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Drug Co common
Cuban
4%
Mar
93
£1
£1
convertible
60c
53/a
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Jan
83
•
B 8 F Company common
Buckeye
4% Jan
•
77a
1
Budget
—
Feb
972
10
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——
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cumulative preferred
(E L)
83/4
53/a May
2674 Jan
■
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruck
May
'
•
dep rets ord reg
Bruce
3472
■
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•
Brown Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
4%
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4
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15
Jan
Jan
9,400
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Petroleum
American
Apr
87* Mar
—
1
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rets ord reg
dep
47b May
13 3A
Jan
3%
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2,500
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147a
1
17%
Jan
4,400
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17s
117s
36%
8%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12 preferred
8 Ye
Jan
27a
7
receipts (ord reg)—£1
50c
Creole
——5
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
—1
Crowley Milner & Co
-1
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5
Crown Cork Internat'I "A" partic
•
500
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Columbia
British
57a Mar
147s
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Industries Inc
Petroleum common
800
common
dep
'
100
3,000
5 74
Carrier
300
common
American
Amer
Jan
5
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1% May
Jan
674
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9 74
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British
Jan
4%
• 1%
11%
674
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1174
1
American
Apr
378
Corp
42%
Gear Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
•
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67a
9,500
%
67 b
1
•
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42
Inc
Corp
17a Mar
Jan
5% Mar
157b May
1% May
Jan
5c
common
117a
87a
Brad Foote
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Jan
27b May
-
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prior cumulative
Bourjois
s/a
3%
5,500
'
Feb
14
Jan
Jan
2,400
2%
•
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Courtaulds Ltd—
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Jan
872
Apr
1
117a
,
Co
Apr
5,500
13
—
1
*
preferredLlOO
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—5
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7a
12
73/a Mar
872 May
74
472
47b
2%
20
4274
A-
common
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1,400
147a May
May
1,G00
4%
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5
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Apr
25
6,000
>
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90
Jan
107a
.
1
25
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—
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&
1374
Apr
Jan
Jan
43/a
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1774
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&
Jan
72
100
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Corp
1
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Inc
47b
~27a ~27a
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1
common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Beiock Instrument Corp
Biokford's
6
800
io
25o
.50c
Inc
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500
72
8
—7.50
convertible class A
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Beck
1374
1
13 7a May
10,000
67a
1274
8
14%
6%
77a
6%
1
Jan
3% May
137a
14
1
class B
Bayview Oil Corp
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4,
Corp
Barry Controls Inc
Basic Incorporated
Bearings
2ft
27,400
'
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Steel
Barium
600
2
Corroon
Jan
12
107b
650
1,200
-
100
Gold Mines
Cornucopia
1572 May
27b Jan
Jan
1% Mar
200
Coro Inc
Banco de los Andes—
10%
Feb
5%
14
18
Class
ft May
272
8,200
3
Securities
11% May
300
1274
46% Jan
47b May
2874
(H) Distillery Ltd—
A voting—,
————
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:
Jan
500
1,900
Feb
.20
2874
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Jan
1274
1274
.common
10%
127a
10
1
-.*5%
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413 - lift
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10
19%
l
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Apr
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Jan
May
13%
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&
30
C'ooper-Jarrett
A
Industries
1,100
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73%
2%
1.25
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Lines
20
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x
89-
Jan
7V2
16
2874
Cook Paint 8s Varnish Co
Baker
18
50
43 Vz May
—
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3
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18
200
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3
May
1%
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Retail
~8
—.
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1
50c
20c
10c
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•
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3%
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Jan
10
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7%
6%
—
Feb
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1
1
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75
.
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Feb
25
11%
3672
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Compo Shoe Machinery—
1%
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Jan
Jan
*
Commodore Hotel Inc
30%
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Jan
2 y«
10%
22 y2
24%
9%
Apr
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vtc.
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&
Feb
7%
•
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(Can)
Ltd
6%
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2,900
5
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Community
101% May
—
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Caribbean
Oil Co
12,800
--
-
14%
1%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co—
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8%
v
2,500
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77e Mar
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11 "
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•
Jan
i%
-
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86 %
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
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14%
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Jan
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374 Jan
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1
%
Jan
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7%
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Jan
47b
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75
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1,300
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4,400
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2,500.
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3974
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100
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Clarostat
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107
9% May
74
6%
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1%
1
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49%
49%
5% Feb
24
1,200
106-
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1
5,100
ft ---75
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0,200
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1%
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4
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Cinerama
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18
Rivet 8s Machine
Consolidated Mining
Chromalloy
Jan
1% Mar
400
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—.
Chicago
Christiana
Feb
16%
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—10
2.50
10
1
5
10
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Chief
2%
Feb
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—
100
100
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pfd
of America
Chamberlin Co
Mar
14
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5,700
1
ord
B
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference—
9%
Inc
rets
Feb
2
500
;■
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Co common...
preferred—•
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3.50%
Central
10c
Products
T
Central Maine Power Co—
3
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Steel
$5
2H
2,600
•.1ft
26%
2s 6d
——1
Casco Products common
*
Castle (A M)
& Co
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
—1
Central Hadley Corp
1
Central Illinois Secur Corp
1
Conv preference $1.50 series———'•
(J W)
Jan
4% May
7% Mar
8s Light
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.,
5
Jan
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297* May
2%
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Feb
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49%
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dep
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Devices
Automatic
,
High
23Ya May
Jan
3%
11,000
4ft
rllS
.
1%
8%
• .1%
..'lft
Carreras Ltd—>
9%
option warrants
Plywood Corp
Audio
Jan
Co
Power
Jan
■
26%
400
30
29
30
97% Mar
130
1%
lVa
1%
—•
101%
101
101%
—•
—lOo
Corp
Atlas
2% May
1%
Atlas Consolidated Mining 8c
\t. Development
2ft Jan
Tel—
&
participating
Atlantic Coawt Indus Inc
Atlantic
6,500
1%
1
_lo
—
2%
2%
~2Vz
i
Inc
Stores
Laundries
Associate
Class
13%
147a
5
25o
Inc
Feb
2,800
15%
4%
157a
-
—1
4
—2.50
40o
Convertible
900
6% Mar
37a
•
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Assoc
~5% ~6
6
Carolina
Jan
4
Jan
14%
pfd—100
—8
Co 4 Ye%
Corp
Jan
18
10
Angoetura-Wupperman
3%
3,500
2.40
shares—
Arkansas Louisiana
vtc
Ltd vtc
Gas Ltd
Oil Producers
Capi^l City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
90
11%
20c
.2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Oil
Canso- Natural
x23%
X33%
3
—5
Incorporated
Gil Company class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Amur ex
Power
Canal-Randolph Corp
Apr
32
2
B
5
common
AMI
Fuel
Apr
9%
Canso
87%
11%
Co
American Thread 5% preferred
Writing Paper common
Appalachian
5%
changed to
American
Arkansas
Jan
45
Low
412
•
6c
1
—1
1
Minerals
V.'illistou
Canadian
24
•
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—28
American Petrofina Ino class A——1
American Photocopy Equip Co——1
"A"
Apr
Jan
5%
(effecMay22)
Petrol Corp
Seai-Kap
Feb
5%
Inc
Amer Maracalbo Co. Name
American
34%
5%
GG
Co
Meter
Apr
7%
700
76%
Felmont
—1
Ltd partic pfd__10
4,100
76%
American
Marconi
Canadian Petrofina
4ft
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
300
—
—
....
142
.2%
Canadian
5%
-100
1
Laundry Machine
—20
Manufacturing Co coin——25
American
Apr
9% May
8%
1%
Book
3% Mar
22
. ■
__
478 May
5%
1%
Industries common
5% conv pfd
Electronics
4%
4%
'to
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Apr
8%
8%
87%
American Air Filter
American
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Co Ltd
2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
6 %
Canada Southern
*
American Beverage common
American
Jan
Jan
100
38%
38%
100
—*
15
1
Aluminum
3%
2%
100
9
9
——10
1
stock—I
—8
Inc
Co
Allied Internat'I
Jan
23% May
4% May
15%
1
convertible preferred
Apr
Jan
2
GOO
15,700
2%
*
Allied
2%
"3% "4%
-J
Alles 8s Fisher common
5 %%
Feb
20
—
100
33%
Shares
-
33%.
.31%
•
20
Cement Co Ltd common
preference
Canada
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
High
Par
High
Low
High
V—
shares
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
American
All
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
23
SlUtAo
WEEK ENDED MAY
FOR
RANGE
/
for Week
Bang*
Sale Prioe
KxekaafC
Americas Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
27b
4%
Jan
Jan
5% May
May
207t Mar
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
-
47a
Jan
357a Mar
30 V\
-
—
17%
17%
18
,2
—
—
1,500
Jan
1374
Jan
19
142% Jan
155
Feb
150
Mar
135
*
—
—
•
Jan
May
Number 5745
187
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2361)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
iMriuo
Week's
Last
Ixchaar*
Sto«k
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Edo
Corporation class A
Low
-1
—.
5
Corp common
Communications Inc
—1
Electronic
_1
500
6%
Jan
9
Feb
Industrial
IS
13,800
%
Jan
lft May
Industrial
30%
Hardware
15,300
27%
Jan
31% May
Industrial
13%
13%
200
Plywood
12
13
Corp
of
America——::—^1
5c
10
20c
12%
..
Corp
Insurance Co of North America
5
Jan
13%
104%
Feb
International
1
900
6%
Jan
Jan
International
Jan
3%
Feb
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International
Products
5
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co——
Esquire Inc
i
i—.—.
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
67e
14%
International Resistance Co
7,800
14%
14% May
3% Mar
2%
Jan
33%
Jan
7.
5%
Jan
7% May
1,200
9%
Jan
6%
200
5%
Jan
11% May
6% May
Jan
14% Mar
6%
11%
8% Jan
Jan
Mar
11%
11
-1
13%
101
6Q0
2,400
.6%
'
Feb
Jan
7,700
36%
36
7
10%
49,300
3
2%
-
"
1
10
1
_—
L'ro
12%
ib '. a
:.
2%
36%
2,500
2%
900
1% Mar
1%
1%
800
1%
11%
12
%
'ft
1,300
33,500
7
$1 or 25c
10
9%
9%
30
9
a72
41% Mar
Apr
%
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
101% 104%
2,750
90%
Jan
3,900
10 Va
Jan
15
May
31%
Oil
Iowa
Royalty
Public
Iron
18%
46%
48%
63,100
9%
1,300
9
~4
3%
S.4C
9%
10%
Co
3.90%
2%
2%
80%
80%
13
•
Irving Air
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
2
Jan
10% Apr
2% Feb
Feb
80% May
74%
13%
2,800
8%
Jan
3%
200
2%
Apr
3% Jan
11%
12%
3,100
8
Jan
12% May
H
1
Corp
lO'/a Jan
3%
5,200
1
Chute
Israel-American Oil
Jan
May
Apr
7%
50
13
19 '/a
49 Va
900
pfd—100
11% Mar
Feb
Feb
2,800
2%
Manufacturing vtc
Jan
32
2,300
10%
Inc
Apr
2% May
1% Apr
105
May
18%
1
10c
a.
Service
Fireman
Ironrite
11%
18%
33'Ac
Company
Investors
10%
*
20
12
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
%
%
10,500
%•
15'/a Mar
Jan
1
Apr
% May
A Jan
Jan
Jan
Intex
Inc
Machinery
High
12% Mar
48%
Breweries
Cigar
Low
16%
11%
7%
1%
.100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
"l%
10,800
92
1
10c
1
commoiu-——
$2 convertible preferred——
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
Inc
Shares
2%
50c
25c
2%
; 11%
pfd——100
Empire Millwork Corp~
Equity
Co
15%
6%
•
-
Empire District Electric 5'?e>
Mfg Co
for Week
t
of Priees
Low
1
6%
2'A
.
Inc
2
6%
Inc__—:
% Mar
Enterprises
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
7%
12
Electronics
Last
High
11% Feb
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LOW
'
El-Tronics
Emery Air Freight Corp
33
American Stock Exchange
29%
13%
Eleelrograpbic
MAY
li!
30%
Snare
1ENDED
12
common
&
week
'7%
IS
Bond
for
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
Electric
RANGE
1
Shares
'
1
Elder Mines Limited—
Sales
for Week
Range
¥
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
shs
12%
14%
16.900
24%
24%
24%
2,400
15 ;
beneficial
1
int—
Firth
Hi
Motor
1% Jan
6fS
6%
7"i\r
20,800
1
Corp..
5Va Jan
7%
7%
7%
10,000
6%
Jan.
6%
8 A
6%
6%
7% May
7% May
6,700
5%
Jan
7
i
—
7%
8V4
21,200
7
Feb
-9%
9%
Jan
10% May
8% Feb
1
"6%
1
—
6%
*
4,000
78%
1,000
Class
♦
Ford
voting,..
Motor
.
—
Jan
68
Jan
67
—
£1
rets ord leg——
Brewing Co
—
Fresnillo
(The)
CompanyFuller (Geo A)
Co_
5
Head
1
5
ft
Apr
Jan
81% May
Jan
80
Feb
5%
4,100
4%
Feb
1%
1%
5% May
6,400
1%
Jan
2
Mar
6 Va
6%
1,700
5%
Jan
7
Feb
300
15%
Jail
-
6 'A "
17%
.
Feb
5'A
1%
i
May
1%
6% Apr
Ltd—
Co
American dep
Fox
00 *-4
17%
Jupiter
18%
Feb
'•
Galkeno
5%
Ltd
Mines
Gatineau
Power
1
Mfg
Co
General
Alloys
General
Supply Corp
5% Convertible preferred—
General. Development Corp
General
1
18%
dep rets ord rcg—
16%
18-%
25c
21'A
preferred
16%
18
16%
100
19%
-
20%
21%
100
Alden
Glenmore
Union Co Inc
(Adolf)
Seal
A——
Inc___
Products
*
——.—1
10c
Feb
7%
Apr
3,000
9%
Jan
xl4%
Feb
Manufacturing Co
16%
Manufacturing common
4
Grand Eapids Varnish ..I
1
Gray Manufacturing Co—
—A.—5
100
2%
5%
6>
24%
Atlantic
Non-voting
Pacific
&
.
19%
24%
200
700
23%
Great
Oil &
6%
Financial
Western
Great
Kawneer
Producers
Kidde
Freehold
Kill-Ark
Films
Gulf
—60c
Klein
(S)
Kleinert
Knott
Land
Common
2%.
9c
A
1
Feb
B American
&
2%
2%
21%
50
7%
2% May
Jan
500
320
Jan
1%
2,300
133
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
Corp..
Harnlschfeger Corp
Jan
3,200
Jan
3%
18% Feb
194,000
2%
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
4%
—
Harvard
Investors
5
1,000
Inc—
Heller
5%
Jan
9% May
20% May
3% May
6
Jan
4%
Gallon
Radio
&
<R)
Class
Hofmann
f ■*
■
7 Va
Hurd
&
Hydrometals
Apr
Jan
Jan
10
May
Feb
60% May
3% Feb
3% May
4% Apr
1%
Feb
'A
15.700
2%
Jan
4% May
6,000
30%
Jan
7%
1,100
37% May
8% Jan
25%
24
450
74
2
2
-
__
22
6% Jan
24
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
96
Feb
20
67% Jan
80
Mar
l'A
1,000
16% Jan
22%
Apr
4%
3,700
5%
Jan
2'A
21%
800
22
4 %
2
Jan
•'
7% '
2% -
•'
23%
•
Mar
2%
Jan
700
18%
Apr
7%
7%
500
6%
Feb
2'A
__
2'A
7% May
1.100
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
7%
7%
4.400
7% May
10%
Jan
2%
22%
%
2%
1,200
24
%
2
Jan
2,100
20% Jan
9,000
13
% Mar
*
i
2%
38%
39
Apr
25
May
3%
24
Feb
_
lnc___
Inc
Chemical
American
500
31%
Jan
39
19,700
14%
Jan
20 3
16,300
14%
Jan
20% May
19 V4
24%
25
900
18%
128
*
32
98
Va
50%
31%.
98
32
98
19% Mar
25
17
Feb
ord
50%
Jan
56
Mar
115%
Jan
130
Apr
Apr
1,100
'A
70
*
27
Jan
34%
96
Jan
Jan
54 Va Mar
52%
50%
6,500
53%
54%
41%
Feb
5
6Va
1,300
4%
Jan
11'4.
10%
11'A
1,800
8%
Jan
12%
11%. 12%
4.500
7%
Jan
300
15%
Feb
Refineries
Le
footnotes
see
page
35.
class
(R
Tourneau
10%
100
5%
5%
2,000
6
18'A
7
18'A
6
42
43%'
14%
14'A
2.000
14%
6
6
89
90
10,300
900
I
100
30
5
Feb
39%
Feb
13
Jan
5%
2
2%
7%
Jan
Jan
2
200
B
5
5%
5%
5%
7,100
5%
500
20%
X20%
102
May
Jan
7
May
11% May
13% May
19% Mar
6%
11% Apr
17'A May
Jan
3%
2,300
6%
xl8
Mar
5% May
12
Jan
May
2V2 Jan
Jan
3%
7'A May
Locke
G)
Lynch
4% Apr
800
13%
Jan
15
May
800
19% May
x9% Feb
27
Jan
100
10
9
137/a Apr
10
Apr
6% May
Jan
6%
53,000
2%
3%
7,800
2V4 Jan
12%
1,500
11%
Jan
13%
lan
42
42
30
Jan
45 Va
May
1
50
3%
2%
10
6
2,900
2%
200
6
15
15
6
1%
3% May
Jan
3% May
5% Jan
125
1%
1
—1
4'A Jan
13 Va
6
Jan
1
Jan
100
12
Feb
14 Va
37%
Jan
49
May
25% Jan
33
-«»b
12%
12%
30c
49
45%
49
26
26
26 Va
200
8%
9%
6,600
9
8%
9
2,400
8%
9%
9%
9%
2,575
10
800
l7/a
8% Feb
!>
Tit
•h Apr
2
Corp
9%.
.
Jan
15'A May
2,000
2.50
Co
5% May
7y8 Jan
Jan
12%
5
(The)
3%
15
-5%
6%
3
12%
1
Inc
5'A Apr
17% Mar
300
20%
10
—3
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer
14%
25c
A—
Chain
Steel
5%
1
5
4% Jan
16% Apr
-5
Inc
M
14,800
7%
Feb
Jan
xlO'A Feb
Apr
Truck
warrants
Inc
10c
Sporting Goods
50c
7
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Public
Service
Co
Rubber
&
-5
Jan
9Va
Jan
10% May
% Jan
6%
2,800
67/a May
19 Va
20%
2,300
4%
15%
Jan
20%
Jan
14
14
14
800
13%
Jan
20% May
15% Jan
59
63
170
30%
Jan
69% May
17%
17
17%
3,000
13%
Jan
17% May
6%
1
*
Co
.
H
International Marine
Marconi
Communication
*
3
Inc
10
Inc common
Aircraft
Corp
Jan
x8%
8
8
10%
Va
1,900
6
1,500
7%
Jan
12,200
3H
Jan
10%
Jan
8% May
13
May
14% Apr
13% Mar
1
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(J
3 if
£1
Ltd
Co
Industries
Mays
.*
■
1
Publications Inc
Macfadden
5
*
27%
36%
27
28'A
35%
37
1,800
33
1
51%
50%
52%
9,400
43 %
Jan
53 % May
1
1
—1
5%
5%
6 Va
24,600
4'A
Jan
6'/a May
100
\l
Jan
13 Mar
1
34%
33%
36*
6,900
24'A
Jan
36% May
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co—1
Michigan Sugar Co common—
1
6%
preferred
—
—10
16%
18%
3%
16
16%
1,200
15% Jan
19
Feb
17%
19
13
19
May
McDonnell
McKee
(A G)& Co common
Johnson & Co—
Mead
Menasco
Mfg Co
x.
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Island
Merrill
Mining Corp Ltd
Metal & Thermit Corp—
Micromatic Hone Corp—
Middle
States
Midland
Oil
Mid-West
Midwest
Miller
Piping
Wohl
Mining
8% Jan
10'A May
1,200
9
Mar
10% Mar
12%
79,900
8'/a Jan
12'/a May
Clemens
1% Apr
10%
125
10%
Feb
12
10%
11
800
7%
Jan
12% May
23
22%
23
3,600
5
•
5%
1,000
33%
75
5'A
50c
33
50
preferred
BOVa Jan
4% Mar
32
Jan
23
,
May
"eh
5% May
33% Mar
11'A
11%
1,000
5% pfd
100
Company——10c
100%
Jan
104
21%
21
21%
400
17%
Jan
22
1
16%
15%
16%
2,900
12%
Jan
1
1%
24%
Vr
1%
22,600
16% May
l'A Feb
23 Va
25 Va
45.100
16
Feb
25 Va
10%
11%
8,800
6
Feb
11'A May
*
Service
common
1
—
Metal Products
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
States Tel
&
Apr
May
May
91
40
87
Mar
92
Feb
30
84% Feb
100
May
92
50
89 Va
92
Jan
163
163
90%
43%
2
44%
2
500
75
200
157
Feb
Jan
37%
2
163 y4 May
Jan
-44% May
Apr
3% Feb
4
2.50
10%
10
—100
Tel
U J»n
11% May
92
1
6%
1
9% Jan
98 Va 100
100
B—100
100
Montgomery Ward &; Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Muskegon
1,200
%
10%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
i
4.80% cum preferred series
4.50% preferred series C
124%
124
1
27%
11
10
2 Va
Jan
3% Feb
May
13% Feb
Jan
124% May
500
-%
1,000
28%
4,300
20%
Apr
28% May
100
21 Va
Jan
27% May
25%
25%
5
2,700
124 Va
f.V
—1
25%
6
6%
25
25%
112%
% Jan
600
5%
Jan
400
18%
Jan
7,300
2%
Jan
%
7
Apr
common
Feb
3%
3%
15%
14%
2%
2%
100
2%
Apr
6%
6%
6%
800
6 ye
Apr
3
Company
2.50
10
50c
10
Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter
4,200
10 V*
X9
1%
H
Public
Mountain
1%
9%
11%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Mt
4'/a Jan
9'A
10%
Pwr & Light
Warrants
May
3% Mar
1% Jan
10%
common
Aluminum
Missouri
9Va May
IOV2
1
of Canada
Corp
Minnesota
Jan
■
Feb
12%
Co
Co
200
28 Va Mar
40
preferred—*
common
conv
:
convertible
4%<y7
Mirro
$1
11,300
3%
3%
Jan
Mar
50c
Petroleum
Corp
Abrasive
22%
8
""% "%
1
5%
5%
5%
1,100
6
Apr
7'A Feb
1
3%
3%
3%
6,400
3
Jan
3% May
1%
Jan
2
4
25% May
4
May
N
Nachman
Corp.
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
1
Inc
Industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Milling
National
Co
Bellas
Hess
common
Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
National Electric
National
Affg
Weld
Machines.
& Stores common
Petroleum
Ltd
Apr
National
44% May
14 % May
National
Starch
National
Steel
Feb
6
Apr
84% Jan
90
May
Rubber
Inc
Transit
common
21
13%
Apr
15'A May
3%
10
Feb
Jan
18%
21%
2,720
17
Jan
'an
21% May
Feb
Jan
16%
Jan
11% May
16%
16 Va
2,000
11%
11%
11%
100
10%
m
2-r'ir
10,700
1%
9%
9%
200
13%
13%
14 V*
1,100
14%
500
27'A
27%
400
26%
Apr
31 % Mar
*
23%
23%
23 Va
100
21%
Apr
23 Va May
10c
8%
8%
9
15,600
5%
Apr
9'A May
1
3%
3%
3%
500
3%
Apr
4% Jan
1
16%
1
2
2
14
10
common—1
Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
5
1
Machinery
Products
Car
600
1
25c
Presto Industries
15 %
&
National
National Research Corp.
6 %
42%
16%
10%
Jan
May
4'A Jan
% Jan
Feb
12 % Mar
500
8
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5'k cumulative preferred
National
(Canada) capital stdck
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr <fc Light 4% pfd__100
For
16%
16%
Jan
A Mar
9%
Feb
3%
May
43%
5
£1
reg
16 %
5%
50c
Realty
19% May
75
.350
■>
128% :128%
*
May
May
10
19'A
50%
4
Industries-
dep rets
18%
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
20%
5
Imperial Oil
3,900
10
common
Lecourt
Leonard
National
Imperial
3,300
13
Jan
3
4,900
%
■
2
University
Feb
20%
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
Lear
Extension
3%
18%-
»
Securities
3%
—
Muntz TV Inc
19%
24%
2
11%
—
Murphy Corporation—
19%
100
Refining
1_
Manufacturing Co
Salle
Feb
19%
•
;
Inc common
La
Jan
•
15
1%
M
Co
1%
*
10
*
&
Jan
Jan
37%
.-7%
4%
5
Bearing Co
preferred
Oil
-
34'A
20%
60c
Inc
Lock
2%
2% Mar
1 Va
4
72
-
•
—
25c
:
Hormer (Geo A t & Co__
Horn <fe Hardart
Baking Co_
Horn & Hardart common
Humble
400
2%
86
—2.50
:
Hydro-Electric
•
•
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1
:
common—
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2,200
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Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Hubbel!
56
3'A
3
.
*
5%
7
550
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*
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4%
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Horder's
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20%
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&
31% Mar
Jan
1
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Ball
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37%
25c
i,
Class B
18%
Feb
10c
.
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Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.—
Holly Corporation—i__J
Hoover
Jan
27%
1,100
2%
6
Inc
12 Va
800
.
8Va
~
100
common
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2,700
29
60
"4
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17'A
28%
100
Electronics
A
5% Mar
-
25c
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hoe
•
3%;
*
pfd
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9,300
—
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:
Henery Holt & Co
Hercules
Herold
10 :
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-
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5 %%
& Co
•
60%
1
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&
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Jan
1,600
1
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of Delaware
3
21% May
8% Jan
7,200
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2
—
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Mining Co__
Helena
17
28'/a *
9% :
25
.
2'A
2 Va
•
2% May
3%
Masscy-Ferguson Ltd
4% Mar
Jan
10%
Lanston Industries Inc
Feb
16%
*
1
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Hazel Bishop Inc
Hecla
2 Va
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1
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Hastings Mfg Co__
Hathaway Industries Inc..
Hazeltine
—lOo
—
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Lamson
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2
1% Feb
%
3%
12'/a Apr
12'A May
3,900
10%
—75 pesos
1
Lamson Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
...
10
,
2
Jan
Jan
2,400
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Ltd
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Feb
1%
2% Feb
6%
May
—
Co
1%
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Shores
44
Jan
Jan
18
9
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50c
.
Machine
N1%
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Mar
33V3C
11,500
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9%
100
11
7.50
2%
*3 V* _3%
3%
2%
2%
Mesabi Iron Co
Gypsum Lime <fc Alabastine
Hull
Lake
24%
37%
25y2 Jan
10%
5
Consolidada S A
La
21
123%
20 % May
800
1
Stores
Maine
:
10c
2%
2%
1
Mages
*—
5
common
Inc
2%
5
L'Aiglon
Apr
110
227/a May
V
i.1
Kroop (The) Forge Co.
Krueger Brewing Co..
21%
5,100
Jan
400
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
4%
—"
11%
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Feb
7%
.
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,
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11
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23
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Jan
300
11
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1G% Jan
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&
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22%
21%
23
20c
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Jan
1 %
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1
Jan
40
Jan
2%
95
10
.
1.25
Company
6
1%
30
Leases
Company
States
Oil
5
39%
50c
Company
Stores Products
Grocery
Guild
40
7%
Jan
Jan
2% May
6% Mar
1% Mar
2ft Mar
11%
Kirkland Minerals corp Ltd
Mack
241
4
Feb
2,100
'
5
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kir by Petroleum Co—
Jan
725
Apr
liS
6,100
4%
100
22%
-5
200
317
2%
2.50
10c
Co
&
9,600
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(Walter)
7 V
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Co
Kennedy's
0
8%
100
25c
7%
304
500
8,900
2%
4
4
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
Mansfield Tire
preferred series A
Greer
2%
308
&%
Katz Drug Company
6%
100
Chemical
Western
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
4
Corp
& Company—,—
50c
Gas & Electric 4% 1o pfd—100
Kansas
13
%
2-fV
(D)
6%
"6%
•
1st preferred—u.
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8% Mar
9%
5% Mar
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stock
common
400
8,000
19%
..
10c
—
5,900
U
Apr
■
11% May
17'A Jan
15% May
1% Apr
ft
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4
1,200
2 %
%
15%
5%
1
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7% Mar
2,700
2%
A__
cl
100 % May
7% May
8%
16%
Jan
Jan
11%
15%
Mines—
—
24%
ilr Jan
1,200
16,400
16%
16%
Feb
Jan
6 Va Mar
93%
7%
7%
Goodman
Amer
25
1
107-
11%
Gorharn
Great
100
18%
19% May
Feb
7
7%
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Corp
Consolidated
Jan
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17% Jan
7%
Wernicke Industries
3oldfieId
11%
7
1
B
Globe
Gold
45% Mar
7
11.
.
class
Globe
Gobel
x29% May
16 % May
:___
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Corp
Distillers
7%
3% May
16% May
19% May
5ft Jan
'8,100
*
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Feb
100
1
common.:
1%
Apr
9,800
.
27/a
2^
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Apr
Jan
8%
2%
common
Feb
2%
7
May
12
46,200
%
-
•
5,400
%
•
%
J*
.
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Glen
37%
107
Jan
1% Jan
200
68,200
*
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(A Cj
Gilchrist
Co
17,100
16%
19'
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*
preferred—
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1
4%
50c
1
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Transistor Corp
$4.60
600
16%
5
General
Georgia Power
1%
£1
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General
4%
18
-
May
36% May
Mar
900
3~
•2%
•:
1
Jan
Mar
6%
1
2%
Fireproofing common
Enterprises
L_.
Plywood Corp common.:
General
5%
Vv
Ltd—
Co
Jan
2
com__l
—25
_—
American
2,500
A
28
105
*
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Electric
1,200
1
warrants—jA"
Corp
Builders
General
U
3618
35%
100
common——
Acceptance
15
*
common—
preferred—--
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General
Industries
Kaltman
Kobacker
,
Co
1
-15c
Co
Ltd
K
Kaiser
Knox
G
Glass
Oils
26% Mar
28
Canada-
of
Class A non-voting____.—
B
14% May
26
2.50
Inc
Co
Flying Tiger Line Inc^_
Ford
11,300
_10o
Sterling' Inc—
<M
300
1%
—1
Fargo Oil? Ltd—_________i—..—,
Felmoht Petroleum Corp
Fishman
15%
1%
-1
•
General
Jeannette
Feb
1%
—30
$2 preferred' i—t—_—
Faraday Uranium. Mines Ltd
Financial
9
19 %
Associates-
Sugar
of
12%
1
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&
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—1
& Co class A
Camera
9
12%
13
Jan
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Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Apr
15% May
Apr
18% Jan
33
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2362)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
22 %
1%
600
22
22Tb
1,000
10%
800
1%
5
Neptune Meter common
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
1%
1
1
14,500
ft Jan
1% Feb
7,500
18% Jan
7Vb Jan
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21%
20%
22
12%
11%
1%
1%
12%
1ft
20,800
Tu
1%
7,200
1ft
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000
94
Apr
1% Feb
300
11% Jan
ft
1
4,900
■
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—II l
——
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Yoik Auction Co
New York &! Honduras
New
»
common-
New
New
CzIH.SS
North
RR
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4'%
4Tb
4%
14,400
4%
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3
2%
3
9,500
2%
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6
6
6%
1,300
5% Apr
28Tb
500
28%
4%
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4%
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—
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96
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72
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26
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Seeman Bros Inc.
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Servo Corp of America
Seaporcel
Oil
Ogden
Corp
Ohio Brass
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common
Co class B
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Okalta
Okonitc Company
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common
preferred
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common
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:
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9
175
230
101
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100
100
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11% Apr
66% May
102
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62
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2'aMar
2
8%
95% Jan
1% Jan
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200
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12
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40
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Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
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•
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•
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•
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•
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redeemable
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102
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11
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1,300
18% Jan
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1,200
2
2%
2,800
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300
12
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6
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17,500
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;
,
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10% Feb
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21%
20Tb
21Tb
1,400
16% Mar
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32% Jan..
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21% May
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15
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31
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56Tb Apr
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600
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5,100
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23Tb May
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3
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6
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1,200
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7%
7,200
13%
800
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1,000
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5.500
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13%
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55
10
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2%
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143
4
15%
5,900
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60%
-
14%
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3% Feb
46%
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60% May
Jan
13 % May
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Jan
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400
15 Vb
Jan
18% May
17%
18%
31%
34
15%
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1,600
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3,500
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16
15%
15 Tb
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2,200
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May
15% Apr
2
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'
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,
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.
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1
1
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«
3
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Jan
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__
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27%
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700
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3% Feb
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3
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.
28% May
Apr
Markets
3% Feb /
3% May
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Trans
Lux Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
40Tb
Trunz
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3Vb
Jan
Apr
5%
2%
2%
2%
1,100
2
2%
2
2%
11,600
1
99 Vb
99%
1
6
ft
•
963 b
Jan
J
-
Mar
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2Tb Jan
2% May
ii May
101
May
19Tb May
25% Mar
14,300
38% Jan
46%
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4
Jan
'
Jan
Feb
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17
Feb
15
700
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Jan
25% Mar
19%
Jan
24%
1,200
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Jan
15% May
Jail
1?6
22Tb
15
1,700
2
24 Vs
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200
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2}I May
Apr
•
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2%
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900
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2Tb May
4%
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4%
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Jan
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10 V*
10%
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2%
2Tb
5,600
%
ft
17,400
400
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Jan
2% Jan
%
Apr
12
Jan
3%
Feb
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Jan
4%
Jan
3%
3%
600
3%
20%
20 %
20'b
700
18 Vb
Feb
20%
20%
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20 3 4
23,300
13%
Jan
21% May
1,000
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Apr
73/8
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Jan
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Jan
May
29 Vb Mar
7%
7%
2,200
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6 Vb May
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.
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Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha.
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May
8
Jan
25
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6
6
Jan
ft
-
41% May
1.300
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1
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17,500
10
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17%
...
Jan
21,000
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10
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16
5%
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True Temper Corp
16% May
Feb
34 Vb
433 b
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1
•
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Trans
Jan
5,400
43%
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1
Inc
4
12%
133
41 Vb
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10c
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Inc
TV
19%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caidbbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
3% May
2%
1
10
a
2%
1
35.
.
—
500
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Apr
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14
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Jan
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33%
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.
.
12
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131
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Feb
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.
,
13% May
...
■
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213
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113
.
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12% Jan
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,
300
8%
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Mar
8
17
Apr
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.
Jan
22% Mar
900
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20
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1.25
Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
see
13
5%
•
common
C)
For footnotes
13
Feb
2% May
1
Carpet
(The F
13
3,4 May
86%
30c
Company
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russell
2%
1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury
.ftft % Apr
.
300
%
.
Apr
1Tb
3
Jan
May
1
Sons
\
32
.
9% May
Vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Feb
36
Jan
...36
2%
5
Inc
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred—^
100
Tilo
IS Jan
ft Mar
34
4%
5%
1%
2%
% Jftn
Jan
Corp
,
Jan
Feb
Ex-li-juidating distribution
Grande Valley Gas Co—
3
Chemical
17
7%
1
;
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
•
•
pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
1978 Feb
2,800
9
1
25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56
52T2Mar
26,700
ft
39%-
—1
—20c
Co
Jan
Rio
Jan
Calgary
6% Mar
Ridgeway Corp—
&
7
Corporation
Oil
Texam
18/a May
Jan
45/4
400
50o
Ltd
Rico Argentine Mining Co
(I)
10
cumulative preferred—
16%
300
1
Co
Remington Arms Co inc
Rokeach
o
-5
Technicolor Inc common
Tel-A-Sign Inc
-
Tin
6% Jan
;
„
17
17%
to
17
5,400
44
%
.
Talon Inc class A common
Class B common
Texas
49%
extended
,42%
43%
*
1
25c
>100
27Tb
J
—
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
95
Feb
I5nb Feb
7%
.
10c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp.—-L
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
50
17%
Petroleums
cominon.5
1
(Del)
9% May
lu llu
8%
5
•
IV
lib'8 "toF
1,900
49%
Rlchwell
1
*
.
34 % May
4.600,
lij
3% Feb
149% May
i
Jan
:
96% Jan,
.
25
V;
25c
Sun Ray, Drug common
9%
4%
common
Insurance
1
10
Stroock <S\ & Co common
i
90'ft
10
1
Reliance
-1
Stylon Corporation—
9%
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
Reiter-Foster
19%
i%
6% Feb
27 Vb May
'
.
Apr
130-
;
..
9 Tb May
31% Apr
■,
.
Jan
24
2Tb
.
800
19%
19%
-1
Stop & Shop Iuc——
4^
'
90%
10
&
36
~7%
Stinnes (Hugo), Corp.,
Stone Container Corp
m!F'
4 wtw
E
(Robert)
200
.
u
20
Tampa Electric Co common
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
Reis
99
36
.
1,100
■ft 500
2%
Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson (J B) common
Q
Co
98
ie
1
ordinary
Sterling Aluminum Products
sterling Brewers Inc
3ft May
"
to
5
anr
4%
Packing
2Tb
ft
/
,
Pyle-Natioual Co
Rapid-American Corp
.5,5001
26%
2%
-
..
4%% cumulative preferred—
—100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber coin
3
Rath
Enterprises
of Canada
11Tb Feb
5-Vb Jan
26% Janr
4% Jan
2 Tb
5
Ltd
Steel Parts Corporation.
stein ,A> & Co common
111/
2% Mar
A
5,400
ft
6'%.
14
26%
1
50c
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of " moS
62
29%
4
144% 146%
-&
1
Statliam Instruments Inc
26%Mar
"5;?
53
8,300 *
6
2%
—1
-1
1
1
1
Statecourt
Apr
I7Q3'
oil/
100
400
29
/2
93
534
Jan
1
2,900-
8%
6
25
Uranium Mines
15% Apr
Apr
3% Apr
6Tb Feh
5
Jan
Jan
6
Jau
Tb
500.
4%
8Tb
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48% convertible preference
25
4-32% cumulative preferred
jo
4.24% cumulative preferred——25.
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Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line 1
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?rt,
10
8%
'
..ft
23%
%
5ft
9
■.
9
.
Jan
1% Jan
3Tb May
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.
300
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or
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2,200
25
24%
13
9%
Apr
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"
3%
——1
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6
66%
53
20
10c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Frophct (The) Company,
att
62
,—2.50
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd-
1%
9Tb
•
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Anr
1,500
1,300
9,100
1%
23%
-
•
Pratt
7:
9
1%
.
common——2.50
Prentlce-Hall Inc common—4
Pressed Metals, of America-
2%.
6%
8%
.
1%
1 *
4,200
9 Vb
ft,.-
% Jan
-
300,.
13y,t
4%
Starrett (The) Corp—
50c convertible preferred
Jau
1
3,400 ;
4*i-.
2i7a Mar
2Tb
8% Mky
Standard Shares Inc common
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Mav
6% May
Jan
ft
50
Standard Forgings Corp—.
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Products Co
Mar
~5% "5%
55%
18%
•
.
j<tp
5% May
7
Jan
6
Anr
7«/!
4»4 Feb
Jan
ft
1
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Etahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
S1-60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
1Tb Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
.ft.-5% Mar '
1% Apr
500
'5%
Specialty Stores Co Inc..
% Jan
1%
~4
13%
•
Spear & Company—
6% May
57
4%
1%
7% Apr
"
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Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Southland Royalty Co
29Tb May
ft Jan
9,400
5
Anr
15
50
Porto Rico Telephone Co
of
2%
Anr
125
14%
1
Gas,
16%
20,000
—1
common
Lambert
93% Jan
Jan
1% Mar
6%
;
■
——1
,
Inc
Alexander
8614
9%. Feb
Apr
2
1Tb
25
100
•
3
10c
_•»
cumulative pfd
23% Jan
98
Jan
94% Apr
5
Corp
Scale
Service
800
99%
lOo
Polaris Mining Co
——
Poloion Products class A
Public
150
2 Tb
99
10 pesos
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Providence
1,600
93%
*5%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie-—
&
Apr
May
2.50
Industries
&
101
120
93%
*6%
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Powdrcll
Jan
Feb
18%
2
Oils & Minerals
Pneumatic
Jan
2
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
87%
107%
2%
Boys
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
•Piasccki
100
93%
Pep
Peruvian
jln
Jan
6
20,600
5% original preferred ------25
4.88% cumulative preferred
'
.
Ltd-
Canada
90%
118% 119%
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
teS
22% Jan
V
•
Class B
Patino
26%
24% Jan
95%
Amer shares—IBolj
Corp
1
-1
Motors
24% Feb
23% Anr
100
Chemical Company—
Parker Pen Co class A
273'4 Jan
000
23%.
96
93 %
—lc
Park
3£
Mar
26
500
24%
24%
95%
vtc__2 Bol
Oil vtc
Pan Israel
1,200
.
23%
1
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
400
280
24%
1
Northern
3
900
.
7
500
24,600
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K£ Fenn"
Southern California Edison—
30% Apr
28%Mar
200
28%
26%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80cj>
500
zoo
;
26%.
Jan
16,000
2%-
Airways
&
Yz Jan
\
ft
6%
4%
19% Feb
23 Vb'''Apr
'
6%
8
Publications—
preferred
*
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co——
-1
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—•
<
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
1,700
29%
29%
29%
25
25
5'/a % 1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
Feb
7", 4
7%
$3 convertible
Smith
33%
33%
33%
1st pfd—25
Jan
21%
Jan
19 Vb May
Jan
Simmons-Board man
>
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
18Vb
1.200
23
%
%
25c
5,000 fr
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca American Shares
Mar
14% May
2Tb
'"22% May
700
22%
22%
2
1
10c
——1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
200
19%
18 Vb
2
Precision Corp—;
Silver-Miller
20%
2134
6%
common
Silex Co common.
Oceanic
7 Tb Apr
19%
1
20c
—.—*
5
•
1
B
Creek
Feb
2
Breweries Ltd—
—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Silver
Apr
7%
Sicks
class
13
2
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Carlbbean Petroleum Co—
,
3,300
21
21%
———10c
——.
_1
Servomechanisms Inc
Seton Leather commonShattuek Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
—
Sherwin-Williams
5,300
16%
7
—_—10c
—
1
1
.
18
13%
~G%
Airlines-
14Tb Jan
14 %
16
1
Oil
Seaboard
25
Mar
1ft Jan
1 ft May
6% May
5
Jan
6 Tb Jan
3% Apr
14,200
.%
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*
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Northeast
l;i
-:■■■'■
Savoy
Apr
12%
.1
2oc
1
—50c
Petroleums Ltd—
Inc (Del;
Sayre & Fisher Co—
—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Sapphire
May
May
May
Jan
Apr
51% May
39% Jan
.10C
Royalties Inc—
Oils Ltd
American
North
North Canadian
.
G3%
_50c
Cement class A_
ir.Hll.linMlMM
Jan
1% Jan
1
Norbute Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North American
■'.'ft-
■
„—_
—
ft
13% Feb
IV.
1 <1
1
Inc_
Lites
ft
1
50
49
ft
49
■ft .ft'
——
15
14'%
„10
—
Ltd
Mines
Niptssing
Noma
"lio
Rosario—
Merchandise-,
York
Nickel Rim Mines
1%
.5 ft; ./
Feb
May
22Tb
13
1ft
1%
98
1%
17 Tb
High
Low
High
13
common.!—
*
——2.50
Ltd
16 pesos
gan Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5Vo series
20
Cumulative preferred 4 % Yo series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
5.60% preferred
20
144% May
3% Feb
125
2,200
f " X".
%
gt Lawrence Corp
galem-Brosius Inc
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
l3/e Feb
Jan
% Apr
700
13.600
lft
141
New England
New Haven
1% Apr
23% Mar
11% May
Jan
1
19% Jan
5% Jan
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
g
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
High
lft Jan
1%
140% 144%
_50c
Chamberlain Petroleum
_100
Tel & Tel
—
1
Clock <fc Watch Co—
_50c
New Idriu Min & Cliem Co
_25c
New Jersey Zinc._
„——
1
New Mexico & Arizona Land—
_20C
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
1
New Park Mining Co
—.—
«
New
Low
10
-30c
Electric Corp
Union
National
Range Since
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
MAY 23
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
bale.Price
Exchange
American Stock
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week'*
<
Last
6Tb May
4,700
4%
86
925
68 Vb
-Jan
81 b
20%
200
7 Tb
Jan
9%
Apr
19% Jan
20%
Feb
200
Jan
86
May
Volume 187
Number 5745
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
(2363)
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
I
Par
United
Aircraft
Products
„50c
common
Corp
8%
81/2
United
19,600
515
10,100
5/jt Jan
2,500
Milk
Corp
Products
United Molasses
Co
29
_I_l5
common
American Stock
100
Jan
34
3% May
ADanzig Port & Waterways
United N J RR &
United
registered-
3 V2
Canal——
Foil
S
A Hanover
Feb
7s
4% Feb
1+2
Vitamin
100
21,300
1952.
——Feb-Aug
1947
$190
—
$176
3
Feb
1947
74a May
100
40
10,500
815
(10+0
redeemed).—...
100
2+4 Mar
1,400
14a Jan
stamped (Plan A) 2V5s 2008—.Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Jon-July
Rib de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A) 2s 2012r..Jan-Jnlp
300
39% Feb
31
Jan
40
May
44
Jan
244« Mar
25
151a
37,200
34%
36,100
134a Jan
22% Jan
34»/4
33
3,200
4% Jan
5%
5%
1
154a May
344a May
6 +4 Mar
_14%
.15
6
Mar
,^° ,par value,
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
1
2
_
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke CO
Vogt Manufacturing
1,700
343/4
3614
21/4
21a
500
4
41a
2,700
2+4
-2+4
21a
3%
3
3I/4
84 s
~
5
415 Mar
78% Apr
30% Jan
2
Jan
2+4
4
*
1
Vlnob Corporation——
7,800
5
361,4
5
Co
warrants
Industries
41#
.1
5
Victpreen ijrhe) Instrument Co
3
99%
101
•
53
50
434a
50%
374a
Ex-liquidating
(not included
distribution,
in
year's
g
39%
8%
200
Feb
38% Feb
2% Jan
.
1,100
2%-May
4V5
4
'
-
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
3% Jan
Jan
Feb
10
8
May
2
Apr
2% Jan
2 % Jan
*
J
*
415 Apr
600
34a May
2% Jan
4
"
sales being transacted during the current week.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulatlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
w 1,
when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," Without warrants.1
>
May
80
no
SReported in receivership.
.y.
d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not included In year's range),
xEx-
dividend,
rTransaction for
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
-
57
—
(not included in year's range>,
Ex-stock
range.)
484#
$39(5
a Deferred delivery transection
^Friday's bid and asked prices;
Van Jforman
101
47
474s
dividend.
:
Valspar Corp common
$4 -convertible preferred
101
$53-
115 Feb
42 +2
61%
$72
101
Parana
44a Jan
1+2
61
..
$72*
A7s
2% Jan
2%
Insurance—,
'
(issue of May 1927) 1947
—May-Nov
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947—_April-Ocl
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972——June-Dec
'
—
$60
A 7s
Apr
Apr
$7342
2008—May-Wo®
2844 Mar
2*8
41
—
173
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
37 +2
—.
Utah-Idaho Sugar
161%
■
197
$26
1%
common-
"
20
194
•
$165
Jan
1%
High
19
(City of) Germany—
1939
Feb-Aug
26+4 Apr
3% Apr
2+4 Apr
20
9
Jan. 1
Low
No.
__
—..June-Dec
7a
$16
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
(Prov) 6%s 1949
—Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru) 64as
stamped 19^8
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 24es
Apr
2%
-
Oil
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
6%s
Bonds
-Bid & Asked
Apr
189
Apr
7a Jan
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Jan
3ii
391/4
Corp
Consolidated
Universal
1+2
27%
*>
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp.
Universal
3+2
3%
Jan
9
600
25%
Reclaiming Co_
United States
2,450
23
3+4
B
168
6,000
27%
Tile Co
class
U S Rubber
20%
21%
—
70
178
178
1%
2%
2%
Profit
U S Ceramic
Week's Range
Last
Period
AHanover
Sharing common—
lOfo preferred—.
-.—
U S Air Conditioning Corp
——
U
Munic
AS f secured 6s
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Cons
ai»erman
*
Amer
Interest
Exchange
Low
9% May
744 Apr
IVa Jan
Jan
% Apr
*
Elastic
United
33
Friday
6%
7
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
-10c
United .Asbestos
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
+.,
1
United Cuban. Oil Inc
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
2% Feb
Below are the
Waco
■
'Aircraft
*
Co
Wagner Raking voting ctfs ext
+1%
*
100
^preferred
Wflttt '.jfip Bond Inc--
.
Jan
56
20
-604a
00%
144a Jan
24
—1
j
Webb'& ICnapp .lnc_______
+$6 series preference
'.. Webster Investors Inc
Weim&n
&
—
14a
14a
2,600
1,600
27,200*
10944 1104a
17% 18
2+a
1.25
14a
1+4
900
.lJ/4
1U
107
200
18
3
_1
West Canadian Oil &
V
Rights
:
..
.West Texas Utilities 4r.40% pfd.100
+ Western Leaseholds Ltd
-I
—*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
GOO
w
4a
______
300
as
■>
,
20
91
91
„
1194a Jan
18
Ttf
7,400
May
24a Jan
10
■T-:•
dep rets- ord
Amer
shares:
(Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
Coal--Westmoreland Inc——
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Eagle Internat
White
White
Stores
542 %
River
2544
sa
457.10
111.98
77.62'
158.04
455.98
111.47
77.71
157-71
May 20.
May 21.
May 22.
459.83
112.65
77.79
158.87
458.50
114.01
77.78
158.96
460.24
114.95
77.94
159.64
Oil
23% Apr
X254a Mar
Co
Oil
preferred—
;
144a
25
28%
2%
500
12(5
12:,5
400
1015
1215
9,900
5(5
450
5
5(5
4,(500
1715
150
Woodall
Industries
Inc
Woodley Petroleum common—;
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
6+0
1715
'
12(5
12%
554a
8
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp—:
*52 %
564a *
84a
9+4
Period
Stock Exchange
A Amer Steel
debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 344s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison
2%s
series
A
134a Feb
12
Apr
Jan
19% Feb
56(5 May
1%
Jan
11
815 Apr
Friday's
-
High
$45
Feb
Jan
Blonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
No.
50
41
94%
22
97%
97
97
"
135
$130
High
90.05
93.07
90.11
82.53
93.15
90.17
Range for 1958
82.60 May 23
81.69
High
81.71
Low
Wed. May 21
Thurs. May 22—
81.90
82.11
High
Fri.
82.60
Low
May
23
——
72.75 Jan
•-
2
Range for 1.957 '
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec
24
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended May 16, 1958, for composite and by major Industry
with highs and lows for the
groups compared with the preceding week and
current year are as follows (1939=100):
-1958-
Durable
319.6
—1.4
—1.7
354.3
441.3
244.1
251.1
168.3
299.0
403.5
433.9
Goods
324.1
403.5
348.3
—
324.1
396.7
Composite
Manufacturing
LOW
High
Change
May 9, '58
May 16, '58
373.3
-1.7
" '
332.2
V
354.3
—1.7
'
"
402.2
441.3
-l
219.7
—2.8
251.1
168.2
1-0.1
168.3
155.5
300.0
303.6
—1.2
303.6
263.2 »
296.2
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
299.0
—0.9
299.0
261.3
,
.
50
94%
21
92
96
84%
25
77
85
45
46%
5
42
49%
TrMsacfioas at Hi* New York Slock Exckaage
Lack & Western RR—
VI
33
Guantanamo
& Western
A Italian Power
RR 4s
1970—,
Realization Trust 6+2+0 liq
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
National Research Corp—,
convertible
subord
debentures
+4
92
85%
85
854a
53%
■
11
Dailj, Waaklf awl Yearly
28
86%
86%
4
83
83
83%
11
England Power 3+4+1961.
May-Wow
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
*€%8 due 1953 extended to 1963—
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage, 34»s 1968
Aprll-Oct
j»
1st. mortgage 3s 1971—
—.——April-Oct
Pennylvania Water & Power 3V4s 1964—June-Dec
3448 1970
——i
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—J an-July
Rapid Electrotype 7S deb 1967—-—May-Wow
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Wow
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd; 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3S 1965—
Mar-Sept
3 (58 series A
1973
—Jon-July
3s series B 1073-i
Feb-Aug
24sS series O 1976
Feb-Aug
3488 series U 1976Feb-Auj
315 s series B 1978
Feb-Aug
3s series F 1970
-Feb-Aug
3%S series G 1981
ApriZ-Oct
4448 series H 1982
.—Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982.,
-Jan-July
-4.%s serieS J 1982...—
_.Mar-Sepf
$101
100(5 101
10042
1
$13142 133
93 '
94%
$46
994a
60
93
100
100
Corp deb 6s
ser A
1963
Washington Water Power 3428 1964~
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974-.—
West Penn Traction 5s i960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959——
Jan-July
June-Dec
—Jnne-DeC
$109
.
12,536,930
$27,261,000
94
78
Stocks—No.
564a
96+4 10015
85
954a
64
0
102
102
102
5
13
and
Period
Last
Bend*
Bid & Asked
Sold
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
(Germany)
AGs aeries
A
1952
A08 series. B 1951
.
Feb-Aug
Ar::! Or.'
Low
$190
t1P5
$20,552,000
$503,866,120
$408,052,350
High
—
59,000
24,464,120
____.
Industrial—I
$70,000
55,000
93
89%
Total
98
101
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
10O
48
64
Stocks
Domestle
1004a
No.
103
Mon.
63%
694s
101+4 102%
Wed.
98
Tues.
May 19
May 20
$42,000
791,135
Foreign
Government
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
—
May 23
—
$24,000
Stocks—No.
-
1,000
5,000
39,000
49,000
*32,000
9,000
90,000
$257,000
$62,000
$33,000
$352,000
"~2~000
14,000
1958
23
1957
3,948,382
4,751,890
67,352,566
89,338,664
$257,000
of Shares—
$217,000
$7,529,000
$4,823,000
1957
Jan. 1 to May
Bondt
Domestle
Foreign
$74,000
74,000
61,000
53,000
73,000
54,000
Week Ended May 23
High
$8,000
703,780.
780,472
807,905
865,090
3,948,382
Thurs.
May 21
May 22—
1958
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
Bonds
Shares)
Municipalities
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
479,339,000
$28,525,200
Railroad
92
95%
99
Week's Range
Week's Ranee
or Friday's
Friday
27,261,000
18,642,050
389,285,300
$4,000
——
TotaL
v»Mi«
213,579,441
$1,115,000
19,437,000
Government
Fri.
$10242 1034a
Foreign Governments and
231,930,228
11,179,487
Bondt
8.
International Bank
944a 100%
10145
$97
195?
1958
1957
12,536,930
Shares-
(No. of
60
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1 to May 23
$1,264,200
of
944a
95
64
61+4
$28,525,000
$1,264,200
1958
10044
88%
66
6,668,000
6,109,000
5,738,000
268,000
Week Ended May 23
$91
June-Aug
321,000
5,225,000
5,521,000
6,347,000
5,841,000
914a
106% 110%
100
$90
$100
Sales
$4,594,200
5,416,000
89+4
97% 100
105%
104% 1094a
$10942
100
Bond
Bonds
103
__
-
Total
Government
$267,200
191,000
217,000
$4,327,000
May 23
United States
Bonds
Bonds
87%
89+4 89+4
99%
99%
10415 10415
-
97%
99
—
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Apr-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Jon-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric -3%s 1970——Feb-Aug
United Dye .& Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
Foreign
Bonds
1024a
92%
93
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
1,910,860
2,514,330
2,587,610
2,956,780
2,567,350
Total
101
87%
$86
8944
Fri.
97%
63
$86
10415
87
May 19
May 20
Wed.
May 21
Thurs. May 22_
U.
944a
$93
100
86%
80%
50
.
—
86
Tues.
130% 136
32
54
99%
99
—
Mon.
$93
.
—
854a
93
$94(5
■
Shares
77
88
100+4 10044
*
Stocks
No. of
54
99
13
$914i
-
99
987/a
$100%
New
40
984a
87
49
-
86%
1976—Jan-July.
33%
96
3
99
92
$47%
Jon-July
tr ctfs—
April-Oct
•
33%
$97
92
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967——Jan-July
A Baden
4 92.97
82.43
135
837a
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993_j__
May-Nov
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961-—Mar-Sept
Wasatch
82.38
89.35
Closing
Lackawanna of N J Division—
6s
90.05
99
130
94
Jan-July
93.00
89.30
20—
5 +4 Mar
Jan
T%
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1970—
Chicago Transit Authority 3 %s 1978
Delaware
1004a Feb
17
Low
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
& Pump 4s inc
82.40
89.32
19—
7% Jan
Week's Range
or
■-
90.17
89.33
95.65,
"
Sale Price
93.09
95.55
May
Non-Durable Goods
Last
Bonds
,
82.62
95.66
^
May
5(5 May
1842 Mar
600
Friday
American
Jan
5,000
Interest
B O NO S
:
95.46
Tues.
—
1%
40
ities
89.30
Percent
115
"1%
Util¬
Rails.
1642 Feb
8
_5s
£1
♦
10c
preference—:
-
39% Jan
200
95.65"
Mon.
May
29
May
2% Apr
134$ Jan
Apr
May
15
5,200
■}.
Jan
3% Jan
400
12%
1715
1715
2
—
27 % Mar
934a Jan
1715
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
Wood-Newspaper Machine.
25
100
-•
1
Grade
Rails
(35 Stocks)
Date—
15
11% Jan
'
'4
-
Compiled by National Quotation JBureau, Inc.
Mar
28
14a Jan
Jan
10
54a
*5
1215
>—w'
544
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4+2%
1%
242
12%
1
preferred-
100
"24a
i;
-6%
5,400
•
j,:
28% May
40
Apr
% Apr
9+4 Jan
194a Jan
600
14%
284a
14+4
—1
5
10
—1
Industries
-
''VI
35
—1
(R C) & Co
Brothers common—
Wilson
25
15
Williams
*
<■2644 May
G50
264a
Corp—
Williams-McWilliams
100
7a
■
Total
Over-lhe-Cottnler Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
Jan
254a
264a
trials
16 :
Mar
135
Feb
28
-1
10c
Grade
Indus¬
65
Stocks
16.
19
May
May
44a Jan
2415
10
ities
—■———
Second
93% Jan
28
—_:
(The) Corp.:
Wickes
;
ft
20
common
convertible
Wichita
,
Inc
Is
common.*
—
Util¬
roads
——
10
First
-
Invest Ltd—»
Rail¬
trials
10
-
2-fa Mar
% Jan
120
•
Total
.; 15...
.
Indus¬
Date
f
'
Western Stockholders
20
Jan
2
4% Feb
200
% Jan
14a Jan
Apr
44a
44a
1
164a Apr
24a Apr
1V« Jan
115 Apr
4a Feb
91
Feb
300
'
Gas Ltd-
May
%'May
« Jan
110
2%
-ii
company Inc——
Wentworth Manufacturing—_____
/
14a
•
—•
(Del)
2414
1
1
IVa
10c
:
24
2414
1
"Bonds
,v;.—-—-—-stocks——
,30
27% Jan
_30
„_____
Walt-ham precision Instrument Co
,
3% Apr
21% Apr
'
.82 cumulative. "preferred_l:_—-.
Wallace ifc Tientani Inc
.
daily closing .averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
i
Mar
69
.1% Mar
200
3
3
1
listed
eovf»rnmpT*
—i
.....
00
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
..
.36 ~ (2364)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
MAY
ENDED
23
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Low
Par
34
2,835
Boston Edison
4274
.—25
52%
«
RR common
preferred
5%
Mar
Jan
4774 Mar
54 7« Apr
Sunray Oil
Service
48Vs Jan
10
Texas
•
Feb
Union
2374
Apr
U 8
3974 Jan
44
Feb
10
100
Fuel Assoc com
Eastern Gas &
44 %
Feb
Carbide
423
47%
Feb
80
42%
Feb
48% May
5'%
10
2%
5%
25
1
Feb
6% May
50
21% Jan
25% May
37
23
•
5534
Feb
13
27
(F
W>
Jan
1
174
2,102
50c
Jan
54
57'%
105
50
Jan
49%
51'%
170
49'% May
pfd
7
9%
1,405
6 Vo Mar
Jan
63 Va
115
51 Vi
63%-May
58%
43
57'% May
65%
45
80
37%
45
53
$6,050
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4 %s— i—s
,1998 '
53
6434 May
41 % Jan
V
.
-
57%
48'/2 Mar
Jan
97% May
55Feb
Apr
.95%
57 Va May
6c/o pfd class
14%
84 % May
53
10
—
Feb
110
44%
-12%
55
87%
61%
57%
116%
14%
84%
58%
j
64%
13%
87 %
.
66% Apr
64%
——5
_
Steel
13'% May
53 74 May
Apr
Jan
974
1% May
Rwy Co com—
Eastern Mass 8t
,—100
B——.
—•
100
adj—-————100
1st pfd class A
6%
-
54
48%
—-25
i—
Westlnghouse
21'%
134
395
2574
Jan
52%
*
:1
___1
Co
8% Mar
208
53'%
5074
2474
Co
20%
47%
1
—
T
High
Apr
55% -May
53%
7
-
—10
Toledo Edison
9%
20 % May
118
13'%
12%
5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
.1
J)
(Ohio)
—
Woolworth
Cities
(N
Oil
Jan. 1
LOW
17%
92
18
178% May
Feb
42
43%
1474 May
30
39%
,
9%
/ 427*
Feb
1677a
920
34
91/8
*
Prop Trust
Boston Personal
53
20%'* 21%
"160
—
26 '/a
91
44i/o
52
.—50
Standard
Studebaker-Packard
8'/a Mar
496
29 Vo
1767a 1787b
177%
Anaconda Co
Oil
Standard
High
Low
~
141%
28 7'e
Sugar Refining common. .—25
..100
American Tel & Tel
American
Boston & Maine
High
13%
13%
5
American Motors Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
High
17 7%
„50c
Rand
Sperry
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
5%
First Nat'l
Co
—
Coal
Creek
Island
Co
common
6374
45
39'%
358
37Ha
5774
59%
367-4
35*%
57
15
Apr
64 >4
37%
36 74 Mar
F
Corp
Racing Association
National Service Companies
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Northern Railroad (N H)
_.
Jan
9074 Mar
8%
Feb
10
31%
"'60
12%
20
Jan
3474 Mar
11
Jan
13'%
5c
Jun
2,682
14'%
Jan
302
12574
Jan
70'%
Jan
900
6c
16%
17
143%
75%
7
75%
Feb
28'%
17%
6c
20
100
100
New
7574
22
141 % 143%
—1
New
220
9%
12%
1
Narragansett
88%
31
,~
—25
10
Theatres——
Lone Star Cement
85%
974
*
Corp—
Copper
Boston
Loew's
Apr
7c
b
Manufacturing
Briggs
Budd
Chemical
54
11%
Inc_—
Feb
80
43%
44 %
24%
48
Jan
Apr
13%
15% May
Feb
55% May
'Jan
46
Apr
Jan
25
Corp
Chrysler
United
Fruit
1,319
•
Co
United Shoe Mach
U
S
U
S
Rubber
System
41%
Jan
48%
Apr
Inc
»
31% Jan
43% Mar
34%-Mar
33%
12.50
57"%
33%
5
31% May
26% Jan
35 Va
Apr
13%
20
12% Mar
13%
Feb
57%
*
*
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
32%
13%
50
.
1,105
198
43
31%
43
5
Smelting, Ref & Min Co
Waldorf
47%
25
Corp common
Company
58 %
435
57% Apr
65% Feb
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Last
■'■!
Aeronca
1
■'
Par
'
r
■
Champion Paper
Gas
Cincinnati Gas
Cincinnati
"
'
Low
High
LOW
High
8
774
470
574
Jan
23%
2774
520
2274
Jan
28 74 May
20%
23
216
16
Jan
23
3374
•
8
May
May
37
39%
102
34'% Jan
3974 May
3274
3374
487
29
Jan
33 74 May
100
91%
91'%
50
—10
3474
3474
10
84
86'%
common
Electric
&
corn-
1—8.50
preferred
Milling Machine
Telephone
Cincinnati
*»•'
774
Baldwin Piano
Cincinnati
•
.
86
Cincinnati Transit
-12'%
5
—
5
87% Mar
9474
Apr
27 74
911
d
—
10
—..t
!.
Gibson
Art
Hobart
Manufacturing
31
Jan
36%
Jan
Kahn
474
Jan
2
U
*
common.
Unlisted
Allied
156
2974
51'%
252
46'% May
34
315
33
74%
60
39V4
39%
5,036
—1
1
11%
10%
11%
1,337
11%
11%
410
34%
34'/4
34%
1,767
38:,4
38%
39
—
11'2
11%
1,597
1,383
51,2
51/2
400
.37%
38%
5,835
Steel
Radiator
6
May
4%
Apr
5% Jan
Jan
40% Mar
Jan
11% May
11% May
11% May
32%
38
Corp—
Corp
—
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
Inc
Fenestra
General
Motors
Corp
Brewing
Lamp
—
—,
_—
38V'e
Mtrs
—
36% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
4174 Mar
9V4
Jan
Feb
337a
1,330
2'/2
6
Feb
113
20
50
Jan
5%
140
4%
Jan
6'% Mar
;6%
139
4%
Feb
6% May
———_
Inc
—1
1
1974
1
174
Drug
—
—
22'%
325
21/4
2 74
200
17'%
18'%
—
J—1
—
100
261
Jan
5
6%'
preferred
4
—
Jan
174
Jan
Jan
13 V2
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
2
15'%
Apr
274
374
Jan
3% May
May
1174 Jan
3%
1,422
8
8 74
450
8
4i/2
47 b
700
3% Mar
974
750
7'% Mar
•274
315
2'%
Feb
6'%
Feb
17'%
Jan
Jan
33'% Feb
52
Jan
Jan
36'% Jan
Ricxel
(H
W)
—-1
f
1
—
274
i
.u~
8%
874
72074
—10
Dillon
Scotten
*9
______2
Co.._
&
Manufacturing
Rudy
.
4
5
Brewing
1,034
730
2174
574
5%
162
Mar
674 "May
.10%
1074
382
1074 Feb
1Z74 Feb
43'%
68
40
45 74
Walxer
1
1 15'%
157-2
200
15'% May
16
43%
36%
Mar
Apr
176% 178%
436
100
178%
84:
Jan
2%
1
Inc
Co
&
common
;
500
2%
274
'
471/4 Mar
14%
Jan
18
42
Jan
39%
70
Jan
47 % Apr
47% May
14% Mar
11% May
168% May
50
49%
1
A
274
3
3V4 Feb
Apr
Apr
87
95
75%
44 3 it
20
39% Feb
46%
15%
49%
85
120
39% Apr
15% Feb
49 % May
15%
Friday
47% Mar
6%
.190
Feb
5%
Jan
87
May
16% May
7% Jan
•
42
40%
42
12%
12%
325
36% Jan
42
50
10% Jan
121/4
25
55
53%
55
95
49
Mar
55%
25
46%
46
46%
20
44
Apr
10
18%
18%
19
408
16
Jan
19
23%
25%
136
22 %
Apr
Apr
57
Columbia
May
27%
*
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
1
May
Jan
Steel
1
Aluminum
Investment
Chemical
48%
,_5
Kodak
53%
5
174%
10
DuPont
104%
48%
53%
54%
88
174% 176 %
104% 104%
271
172%
Apr
May
Laboratories
Jan
Allied
Paper
98%
Jan
107 %
Jan
431/4 Jan
53% May
American
Am Broadcast Paramt
Airlines
774
Jan
10
900
7'%
Jan
474
400
474
Jan
4 V.
Jan
200
5'%
2.50
5
General Dynamics
General Electric
37Va
39%
38%
216
30%
38%
39%
123
37% Jan
3074 Jan
37Va Mar
300
41
Jan
48*% Mar
8»%
8'%
23%
2274
23'%
6674
67%
300
1
800
•
2,900
6'%
1
57
5674
57
5
104
55% Mar
73% Mar
31% Mar
27%
27
2774
2,600
26'%
Apr
-1
17%
1774
18 %
2,100
14'%
Jan
18% May
;
1774
1774
600
13 74
Jan
12.50
46%
46%
47
1,700
41'%
Jan
10
(Un)
47%
46%
47%
1,400
3974
Jan
17% Apr
47% May
47% May
-
810
16
Jan
20% May
100
33
Jan
377a
Theatres (Un) _1
May
38% May
American
Cyanamid Co
41%
American
Investment
Co (111)
1
1974
19'%
Machine
Foundry.
7
3374
3374
13'%
1474
9,700
11%
11%
700
17674 17874
2,200
16774
Jan
75
Feb
25%
Jan
65%
Jan
'
59
58%
59%
169
57
38%
37
3874
264
15%
1574
1574
113
33% May
14% May
39% May
16% Apr
American Tel
& Tel Co
100
10
57%
56%
57%
67
33
58% May
American Tobacco (Un)
25
Lorillard
Jan
American
Motors
American Rad
&
American Viscose
Amurex
Chemical
3
Cash Register
30%
Dairy
Distillers
5
I
II
T—
Central
•.
;
12
Glass
365
20
29%
Apr
51% Jan
45%
50
37%
Jan
23%
10
20%
Jan
87%
60
85
1474
26
13 %
5474
5574
152
69'%
55%
25
4674
86%
14'%
86%
•
Ohio Fd'«en
30%
61'%
2374
g
5
3074
61'%
5
7074
95
36%
Jan
Armco
46% May
23% May
Apr
Feb
Apr
16%
Jan
51
Jan
611/4
Jan
55% May
70% May
Co
Ashland
$1.50
Atchison
Corp
class
A
(Un)
&
Corp
Co
Oil
&
i
common
2nd
non-cum
Avco
24%
10
St Regis Paper
Sears
Roebuck
3
—5
gep
nn.ee
*4
30
Feb
preferred
39%
90
36 V*
Feb
41V*
34'%
21
29%
Feb
34%
Apr
43'%
3
38%
Apr
44% Mar
7674 '
131
64%
Jan
1
87
1,100
2874
29
900
14% Mar
1787(4 May
87
May
307%
3% May
374
900
274 Mar
4274
45'%
477% Mar
49'%
1,100
1,600
Feb
46'%
3974 Apr
4974 May
3'%
40
157% Mar
1374
'
•
* *
1474
400
12%
Jan
1574
1574
200
15
Feb
16%
30
—
30
200
27'%
Feb
GO
Jan
May
!
974
6%
1
10 Ve
974
200
9'%
Jan
21% May
9% Feb
3574
21
10
10
3
3574
500
34 74
Feb
40 V.
Jan
678
674
1,600
574 Jan
774
Jan
20'/a
21'%
3,700
17'% Jan
33%
30
29% May
76% May
331/4 May
28%
2974
77
25%
Jan
29% May
55
40
47
Feb
55V2 May
30
30
15
25% Jan
30
May
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
1
BpIcIpi) Manufacturing Co
1
Bendix Aviation Corp
—
Benquet Consol Inc (Un)
*
50c
10
5
PI
61
278
9%
1074
600
1174
13
1174
200
60
61
200
774 Jan
1074 May
9%
12
CO
May
63% Mar
Jan
Apr
274
2%
5,320
274 May
37%
Jan
2574
48%
1%
2574
150
247a May
30%
47'%
4874
1.600
45
527%
Apr
Jan
174
1'%
3,200
Apr
Jan
'
;
Apr
Jan
74
Manufacturing Corp
.
83'%
14% May
874 Mar
11'% May
25% May
54'%
29%
—5
Co
Jan
33%
5
Oil
footnotes
74
19%
43'%
10
210
3474
Oil.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco class B_
2474
3974
Phillips Petroleum
24%
28%
3%
44%
48%
5
10
Common
5%
84
50
10
(111)
Refinina
1777a
5
common
(Un)
(Un)
preferred
Topeka & Santa Fe—
conv
13%
5
25
(Un)
Company
Steel
Armour
103 72
Oil
Anaconda
62 Va May
5
Corp
Stand San
Atlantic Refining Co
Pepsi-Cola
,
Jan
64%
(Un)
3
Apr
Jan
Jan
Can
&
Apr
61
*
1%
Motors
Greyhound
_
9 v.
2674
Jan
22'% May
American
Feb
Jan
100
43'%
American
Federated Dept Stores
Ford Motor
5V«
35
5
74
May
97% May
5V4 Jan
4274
(Un)_
Co
400
9'%
35
1
Feb
9%
9 74
8
10
Aluminium Ltd
Feb
57% May
2374 Jan
5'/a
America
59'
Jan
42%
Manufacturing
49% Apr
1974
41
—.—
Corp
of
1,200
207b
97%
-
High
Jan
700
1974
8V2
1
44
5574
—-1
1
Alleghany'Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied
187 Va
38
108
9%
5
^—_1
Castings-.
Discounts
&
Low
High
474
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
54%
54%
20%
5
Corp
Advanced
Aluminum Co
7
common.L
Co
Allis-Chalmers
Dayton Power & Light
of Prices
Low
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Aid
''
'
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
■
transactions only
Week's
.
Last
STOCKS
■
Exchange
of the round-lot
compilation
178% May
84
6%
3
Midwest Stock
May
44%
25
Chrysler Corp
For
Feb
Apr
1
130
C & O
Southern
37%
8V2 Mar
21 y2
10
Products
Snerman
Admiral
Sinclair
Apr
9% May
Udylite Corporation
11%
11%
_1
Pure
5
Studebaker-Packard
11%
5
Burlington Industries
Owens-Illinois
Jan
7574 Mar
147
Bethlehem Steel—
York
1874 May
Apr
2
2
9
'
1
Products
Metal
Peninsular
Acme
New
May
17%
6274 May
47%
10
Ns'^nnnl
29
Jan
Apr
1174
374
345
Jan
1%
1774 May
47
—
National
26
Jan
2
common.-—.—•_—1
Metals
Clemens
1.954
1%
1274
Feb
3%
Apr
28%
174
1
3
19% May
l'/4
1274
—
Michigan Chemical
Mt
175
425
—3
Products
Screw
Masco
•
n
17 b
_i— 1
Refineries
Leonard
19 7
2774
2874
10
Kresge Co (S S)
Lansing
Stamping.——_—
100
374
3',4
———
Seeley
5474 Jan
20
_
National Lead
May
%
6%
5
V*.""
1
Apr
61'% Jan
117
...
Ashland Oil
Monsanto
25
17
17%
43%
10
AVCO
Hational
May
3% May
9% May
Jan
2,067
25
Feb
5% May
39
Jan
592
47
Armco
General
13 y8
3% Jan
9%
9
25
Manufacturing—5
&
16% May
37 V2
3%
3%
3%
9%
—10
Bearing—
Electric
Lock
•
57%*
—1
1.66%
—1
.5
Wood Industries^
300
17
17
5
«
Trailer
Fruehauf
Gar
..
——_i_10
—
Motor Co
Ford
9%
540
43%
Anaconda Copper
Eastman
1,270
6174
17%
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Tobacco
Dow
5
17
46%
*
Cyanamid
American
4%
7474
1
Can
American
100
6
6
■*
9% May
6% Jan
72'%
60
12.50
:
Airlines
American
Jan
Stocks
Stores
American
6 V4
4274
1
Procter & Gamble
Printing
840
*974
*9%
17
Kroger
S
3174
3374
*
Apr
8674 May
76
338
50
10
Feb
5i*%
Apr
31
•
.
14%
Jan
<
Prophet Company (The)
Picher
Jan
48%
—
Pfeiffer
Eagle
12%
608
—~1
Detroit
Jan
Apr
1,290
9%
51%
/—I
.—;
57%
44»/2
13%
51%
13%
'
39%
King
24'%
1
—
805
15% Feb
32% May
Apr
—20
Kinsel
22%
Manufacturing
Laundry
27%
46%
46%
13%
*
——1
Edison
Ironrite
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
'
American
2% May
1.% May
'.,560
32%
Jan
8
Apr
„
Mar
22% Mar
Jan
•
for Week
of Prices
Apr
5%
131,2
14
321,4
__
—_—10
Crowley-Milner :—;———
Detroit
Hurd
Sales
Range
Sale Price
6,403
3
20% Mar
200
.13%
Davidson Bros ,1—_1
Howell
Week's
700
••
,"-2%
2
ti
32%
common
Motors
Hoover Ball &
Friday
—!)
——25
.
Paper
Power
Continental
Hall
-
2%.
J_
7%
20% May
Jan
•
Goebel
:.
100
>''.496
7%
—5
—
—_
2-8
2 Va
20%
20%'
.
—1
.
Corp
Divco-Wayne
Torrington Co
———.
——
14V2
20%
2%
•:
-
..
—*
1,123
19%
High
LOW
High
Low
Feb
34%
356
46%
Feb
22%
60
24
43%
Jan
47%
38
•
.
Apr
9
53
1,884
*
Webster
&
15%
52 %
31%
154
12%
14%
.7
325
34%
11%
12%
50
2.50
Pennsylvania RR Co
Rexall Drug Co
Standard Oil (New Jersey)
Stone
3374
5
.
._-J2
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
May
Consumers
MathiesOn
.,-.1
Manufacturing
Company
Burroughs
—
for Week
of Prices- '
19%
1
———
——
Brown-McLaren
Consolidated
Olln
—
_—
American Metal Products
Mar
171/4 May
1437
Stores
Electric
Allen
Kennecott
Wrigley
Sales
:
Range
"
Par
C
Exchange
Week's
r
Saiei'rleft
V',:
A
-
Last
Jan
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Apr
30
397
35%
Jan
33 Vt
1,577
35'%
5974
5
—1
50
General Electric Co—
Gillette
•
_—®
Ford Motor Co
Jan
Detroit Stock
6374
38'%
—•
Inc—.—
Stores
55
174 Feb
"
Volume
1&7
Number 5745
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2365)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Bethlehem Steel
Binks-
——8
(Un).
Corp
Booth Fisheries Corp_.
Borg-Warner Corp
Sons
(E
Borthers
417s
24
24
41(4
41
.—5
?
500
450
Apr
2,500
78
78
50
25%
Minneapolis
42
May
Minnesota
Jan
13%
16
Far
41% May
26% Jan
Feb
34%
27
High
Jan
20%
41(4
15%
16
May
Mississippi River Fuel
Middle
South
C Television
&
78
13%
14%
May
1,100
13%
Apr
16
Jan
12
500
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
900
27%
26%
20%
100
KB
2,800
13(4
500
Apr
22(4
,
1
32(4 May
■26% May
Calumet
&
Hecla
Inc_
1
5
Canadian Prospect Ltd
Celanese Corp of America
13%
1%
Jan
$3
convertible
&
common
700
9(4
i%May
Jan
13% May
2% Mar
1(4 Jan
12
Jan
17(4 May
2% Feb
i
45%
46(4
500
41%
Jan
35%
35%
100
31%
Jan
'
9%
20(4-
19%
-
55
.——1''
Manufacturing Co—
Chemical Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
10%
20(4
55
5 %
series
A
*
100
com
preferred
—I
20(4 Jan
New
57
33%
100
33% May
37% Feb
55
900
48
Apr
55
14%
17%
15(4
500
11%
Jan
18(4
200
13%
Jan
May
Service
46(4
J__8.50
Electric—,
Co
33%
4%
—I
preferred _———__J
Coleman Co Inc. _!
Colorado
Fuel
&
*
National
Tile
York
Corp
Columbia Gas System
'
'
p
Northern
Northern
Natural
Gas
18% May
Northern
Pacific
27%
27%
400
19%
24%
600
19(4
9%
1,300
7%
Jan
10% May
46%
1,100
44%
Apr
57
Jan
27% May
Apr
Northern
24(4 May
5.25%-
preferred
Consolidated Cement
.
Jan
33(4 May
53% May
Oak
Feb
Jan
42% May
35%
1,500
28
Jan
35 %
84%
86
200
79%
14
300
12
Jan
19
500
86
18% May
*
May
May
14
Jan
T«
18(4
Jan
18 (u
18(4
18%
1,700
16
Jan
18(4 May
46%;'
46
47
1,800
41(4
Jan
48
May
50
108%
Feb
112
Jan
5,600
18%
Jan
19%
1,900
14%
Jan
'
Olik-Mathieson
Pacific Gas & Electric
(Un)
___.
51%
20% May
prior preferred
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Jan
49
% May
Pepsi-Cola
9%
9(4
1,700
6%
Jan
10
May
26
(Un>
(E I)
13(4
3,200
11%
2834
200
19(8
1,800
24%
15%
*
>
23%
26
2,010
34(4
14%
Jan
"
Jan
28% May
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45%
9%
25
Cincinnati Gas &
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80%
5
North American Aviation
(Un)
North American Car Corp
Apr
9%
~
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
73% Feb
100
1
Jan
22(4
.
Chicago-Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_"
Chicago South Short & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
400
30%
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Mar
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Northern
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43%
1,300
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National Distillers & Chem
High
341/4 Jan
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600
55
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200
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41
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co
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12%
32%
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far Week
1
Missouri Portland Cement
31%
41
10
30% Jan
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15
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32%
5
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4,000
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Shares
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5
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Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un)_
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for Week
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1
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FOR
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36
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31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
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38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
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Corp
39%
39%
185
38% May
20
20%
512
14%
9?JS
9Va
9%
410
95c
94c
1.00
12,750
58
230
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Allegheny Corp common <Un)_.
Allied Artists Fictures Corp
4
-1
75%
76%
221
22%
23%
1,472
Ltd
——
Petroleum (Un)—
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Bosch Arma Corp (Un)——2
Edcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
12.50
Aluminium
Amerada
American
American
American
American
Cement
American
Cyanamid Co »Un>_—
Feb
Fluor
Apr
95%
14%
Jan
18!#
19%
Feb
23
Apr
Feb
Mar
Mach
17
100
13%
Jan
858,
42 V«
Feb
47% May
320
22'2
Feb
25
Apr
General
25
39%
Jan
47% May
General
668
2,302
Inc
1
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20
Motors Corp (Un)
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Radiator & S S (Un)
5
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29
178%
Electronics
American
Atuericua
American
American
American
American Tel & Tel Co
(Un)
American Tobacco Co
Co
(The)
Anaconda
Atlas
7,335
81/4 Mar
s
May
39
325
34% May
41%
Jan
14% Mar
11?8
1,038
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44
45
1,600
36
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29
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28
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Jan
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Apr
Feb
49
Apr
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Paint Corp
12% May
1,000
132
6
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8
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1,400
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1,398
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42
4,197
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145
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14
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Bishop Oil Co
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41%
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Jan
1
36%
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Jan
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May
Jan
I %
Mar
48% May
May
7c
May
Mar
15
May
34% Feb
42
May
13
41%
1,998
Bond
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Airplane Co
Chlca
Bolsa
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13
7,506
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108
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5
26% May
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55
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Motors
Continental Oil Co
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341 # Mar
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14
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32
18%
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49%
416
40%
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28%
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2,455
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May
100
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Emerson
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footnotes
18
22% May
116% May
Feb
301
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179
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26
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65
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32
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12,750
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44.
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6
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326
25
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21 %
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36%
32%
24%
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American
Northern
Apr
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Jan
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739
Jan
Mar
125
24%
*
preferred
Jan
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188
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Norris
May
48
1—18
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Co
Mohawk
Corp
Feb
7'/a
40% May
33%
5r
Company
Niagara
Jan
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16 3 8
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Jan
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—
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38
6 % May
4?#
487
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Central RR Co
394
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42 7 a May
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Natomas
Feb
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367
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245
52%
1
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May
37%
1
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a
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Monsanto
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Co
Jan
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Mother
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28'«
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112 113%
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37%
Products
21%
Jan
53%
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Apr
24%
Inc
Jan
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Util
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Eastman
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14%
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1
1
Feb
44
132
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15%
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38%, Apr
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24%
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10
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625
35?h May
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1,700
36%
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8%
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Lockheed
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Dorrrtnguez
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34%
83% Jan
Feb
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36%
Apr
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
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Lltion Industries Inc
19%
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112
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Disney
54c
7
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Salt
99%
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83
Feb
Mar
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98
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Deere & Co
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33
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•
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158
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Jan
Apr
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29%
4
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8%
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175
235
com—33 %o
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Kaiser Industries
Kennecott Copper
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Laughlln Steel (U11)
Jones &
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47%
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51
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America
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104
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10
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Jade
47% May
27%
47%
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42
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55
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1,466
51
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55
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Jan
42
48%
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25
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Friday
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125
28
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20
1,679
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20
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63
39%
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46
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5,406
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46
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1,300
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25
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70
70
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May
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825
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120
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50
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Feb
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37
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May
Feb
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Apr
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37
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41% May
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12
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2,110
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63
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66
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21
170
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59
59
100
59
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59
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Jan
7
69
7%
44
25
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64
68
7%
44
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25%
25
21
Mar
25% May
13%
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77% Mar
12
83%
Feb
94
May
45%
46%
3,764
31%
Feb
47 %
May
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Algoin Uranium Mines Ltd
a27
100
21%
Jan
27
May
44%
Alscope
45%
1,430
37
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45% May
22%
23
450
18%
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23
May
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21
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10
10
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1,296
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MacMillan
200
37
41%
23
64
37
40%
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May
50
41%
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6
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Mar
10
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Jan
Jan
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30
9% May
40% Mar
a__
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37%
19% May
Jan
May
100
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Apr
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45
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25
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Feb
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221
260
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24
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500
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g
32c
2,065
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19%
International Utilities Corp
2,300
79
5
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74
45c
,
1
50
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Industries
Maurice
&
part 2nd pfd
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Southern
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33%
34
5
5
*
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19
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20
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46%
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19%
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Apr
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42%
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9%
88
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17%
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*
100
10
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29'
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19
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May
45
14
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22
41
135
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May
250
19
34
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Mar
22
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151
150
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65
39
Jan
42%
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Power
Apr
34% Jan
42
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37% May
7% May
Mar
5
46
Jan
Feb
250
17
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Apr
39
150
38%.
20%
*
Apr
Jan
42
17
5
5%
Mar
25% May
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42
Ltd
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34%
80
Jan
35%
22
1
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54
34
20%
*
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725
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555
1,725
..
150
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100
Apr
25
41%
39
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Moore
May
23 %
class A_*
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Lowney
May
8
1
Internatl
London
Feb
6
May
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1.00 May
150
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,6%
1.00 May
63c
*
Canadian
Hotel
Jan
41%
23%
*
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s
Jan
5
"
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Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
383
79
36c
13,900
55c
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7%
27%
■
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Low
High
50c
55c
*
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Canada Packers Ltd class A.
3
i
Apr
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450
1,430
7.50
May
for Week
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8
9
Ltd
29
.32
May
48% May
Sales
Week's
of Prices
500
14%
Petroleum Co
28% May
105%
Exchange
1,250
79
I^wmttonal Nickel common
of Canada" com"_"
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5%
Development Co Ltd
41%
International Paper
42
1.00
37%
52%
150
5%
28%
12%
48%
1.00
79
52%
Jan
5%
28%
a
26%
1.00
79
10
425
Feb
103% Mar
5
28%
50
30
Low
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&
9
~
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13%
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24%
25
29%
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Jan
2
29
105 105 %
105
Fabrics Products Co Ltd class B_*
37
a
Feb
1,781
4.00
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9
__
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5.QO Jan
14
29%
Sale Price
41
common
Mar
29
STOCKS
13%
Corp
4.25 Mar
12
3.75
Canadian Stock
•
preferred
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29
Prices Shown Are
32%
•
29%
13%
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada" corn _IIII•
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43% May
20%
48%
•
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38% Mar
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60
200
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......
preferred
100
101
•
Zellers Limited common
4%%
Jan
95
58% May
43%
43
27%
*
j
Feb
a..
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100%
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•
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29
preferred
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Hudson Bay Mining
£2/25
29%
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United
•
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3,530
10
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Triad
7%
37%
•
common
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25%.
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•
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23%
25%
100
preferred
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May
10%
—
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30
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12%
•
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Jan
97%
71
20
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Ford Motor Co
General
14% May
23%
10
15%
19%
13%
12 •
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5% %
Jan
650
15%
•
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5%
30
30
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a
73%
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29%
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3,196
•
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Dominion Tar & Chemical
Estabrooks
1,530
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28%
21%
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22
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38
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27
60
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2
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14
140
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8
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•
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58%
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Jan
Mar
37
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i
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13
14%
100
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55%
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6
•
22
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95
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29%
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•
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12
4.65 May
14%
31%
*
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145
100
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__
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8,913
38
48
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13
1,040
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Apr
42
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28
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42
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•
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,
42
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22,660
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555
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64%
11
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16
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3.10 Mar
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25
53
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25
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5
1,934
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15
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31
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100
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13
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370
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100
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Apr
13
150
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645
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20
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15
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Canadian Hydrocarbons
Jan
105
14%
25
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24%
51
•
36
Canadian Canner class A
Canadian Celanese common
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97
25
Canadian Oil Companies
Apr
May
31% May
121/4
—
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70j/2
103
•
;
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Mar
42
i2~50
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'Bronze
24% Feb
26% Jan
2.821
29
common
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Jan
30%
Canadian British Aluminum
Cockshutt
Jan
97
29
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
62
10
31%
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Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd
Canada Steamship common 1
:6% preferred
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595
103
20
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69%
'
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common
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69
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.
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103
common
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39
25%
Jan
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*
com
preferred
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-
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a
50
50
preferred.
Jan
30%
18%
37
*
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Class
Series A 4%
Feb
%
a96%
*
preferred
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5%%
A
12% Mar
11%
27%
a96 a96%
13
100
preferred
43% Mar
20
12%
*
•
395
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-
11
•
1
60% May
100
10
Corn common
.
000
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-
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1,570
25
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,
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437
12
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32
May
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25'
50
37%
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50
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50
m
21
Apr
32% May
28?a
5%
,
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470
25
25
Shawinigan Water & Power common
*
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19
39%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Rights
400
600
May
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82% Mar
135
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May
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Jan
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96
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130
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8.00 Jan
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Jan
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26
27% *.28%
42
•
127
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80
_
40 '/4 Mai
Feb
1,935
275
preferred
Jan
80
18
96
Columbia Forest Products
10% May
35%
205
17?^
47
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Feb
1,417
>• 19%
1__*
1
5% % preferred
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:
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10
40%
20
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22"% May
81 •r". 81
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common
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100
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25
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46
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10%
40
27%
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155
46
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1,122
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preferred
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preferred
preferred
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35
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4.10 May
4.10
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42
Jan
35%
16
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22%
•
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58
16%
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45
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58
40%
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British American Oil
Jan
41%
,
•
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Bowater Corp 5% preferred
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38%
3,979
21
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45
'
•
10
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Banque Caiiadienne Natlonale
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
44%
44%
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m
24
Feb
23
200
24
23
2,040
Jan
33
Co Ltd
Bros
Provincial
Bailey Selburn 5 7o ^fd
Mar
26
31 %
of Canada
Power Corp
18% May
48
P0
Mar
77
31%
'
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preferred
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Powell River
May
Jan
16
81
Page-Hersey Tubes new common
Placer Development
:
Mar
Jan
4b
35
•
Pacific Petroleums
May
50
54
35%
•
*
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Weaving
Ogllvie Flour Mills common
7%
preferred.
...
20
•
*
.
Jan
Mar
a42 %' a42%
50
50
Steel Car
Niagara
Northwest
1,561
48
48
5
Noranda
May
50
36
53%
,
•
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Trust
National
jr';;,
29
•
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Atlas Steels Ltd
Montreal
95
90
•
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Montreal Locomotive.
a51% a51%
•
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82.40 preferred
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25
19,268
Class
Apr
a__
Jan
23
481V
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
____,__50
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50
preferred
26%
Mar
47%
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of iCan VJo
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a
25%
26%
Aluminium Ltd
Asbestos
Jan
23
■
5% preferred
4%%
24%
35
8,035
u90
50
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
4,150
19%
—
Algoma Steel
High
28
'29
a28% a23?«
28%
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8%
89
a
50
100
preferred
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Mersey
High
Low
a
100
L
McColl Frontenac Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
5%
7%
7%
•
Preferred
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1
Massey-Ferguson common
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
in Canadian Dollars
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
10
375
10
May
29
29%
1,035
24
Jan
10%
Feb
29% May
Mining
Altex
and
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Exploration
Oils
Mines
♦
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Mining
Ltd
Corp
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
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1
*
Jan
IB
12c
Jan
30c
500
9c
May
10c
Apr
5c
3,000
4%c
Jan
6c
Feb
51c
51c
500
42c
Apr
68c
Feb
13c
13c
1,000
15c
Apr
13c
13c
500
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35,000
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1
26c
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18
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18
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Anthonian
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a
-
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6c
Jan
Mar
14%c May
Volume
5745
Number
187
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2309)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Oil
&
Gas
Ltd
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Low
1
Baker Talc Ltd
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Baska. Uranium Mines Ltd-——
1
—-—
24c
Mines
27c
7,500
4V2C
4%C
2,000
27c
3c
27c
700
21c
Uranium Mines
I
Apr
51c
Feb
41c
3,600
Jan
23c
7c
Jan
24c
1,000
May
13c
May
21c
Jail
21%
.24%
5,050
400
4.00
5.10
5.25
Feb
4.75
5.80
300
1.85
500
16c
3,700
15c
8,500
10c
1.40
3 Vac
8.00
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5c
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Marttim.es
Mining Corp Ltd
Exploration Ltd
i
500
6c
Feb
9c
1.500
20c
May
28c
13%
Jan
18Vs May
100
6.10
Jan
8.10 May
3,000
2%c Jan
1.00
49'/a C Apr
25c
4%c
2 5c
a
57c
78c
Jail
23%
42c
May
100
14c
Jan
40c
Jan
50,000
3c
Jau
6%c
Feb
1,430
15
200
15
4c
5,000
45c
—
80%
78c
25c '
78
.
81%
78c 1
70c
40c
40c
10%
10c
10c
1.15
4
43c
10% '
10c
Jan
Feb
4c
Jail
May
Jan
500
Sc
Mar
16c
Jan*
42c
Feb
60c
Apr.
2,000
18c
410
1
Jan
45c
65c
5 V2C
5 VaC
1,000
1.41
1.46
6c
Apr
5Vac Apr
6.MW)
85c
9c
10c
33,800
4c
23<;
Feb
21c
23c
68,350
Vac
15c
Jan
4c
4 %c '
1.500
3c
Nocana Mines
Nortartic
Ltd--—
Mines
North American
Rare
'
<1945)
Okalta
Oils
Ltd—.—J
Jan
1.000
78c
Apr
4,000
4c
Mar
18c
2,000
9 VaC May
17c
4,510
85c
May
May
21c
90c
3.15 '
I,400
85c
3.00
1
5c
8,500
85c
1—
13 VaC May
30c
Feb
10c
3.10
'
9%c'
1.25
1.30
2.75
2,700
14c
14c
14c
3.500
# Openxisca
Explorers' Ltd-—.———1;
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
9% May
22,500
1.28
Ltd--.—-——-a——-90c
11c
8-..10
8.15
6c
Apr
Feb
1.15
13c
Apr
Mar
Gold
Mining Co Ltd—
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Quebec
Chibougarnau
14c
Feb
1.35
Gold
Goldfields
Feb
—
Atlin-Ruffner
Feb
May
18c
Mar
1.58
18c
Feb
Jan
Gold
Tache
Lake Mines
Tarbell
Tib
Mines
Mines
Ltd
—1
Ltd
1
Feb
1.98
2.21
10,7 i5
1.58
May
15 VzC
16C
1,500
17,500
13 %c
2.21 May
19c
Jan
2,oH8
38'A
Jan
51
Jan
Bankfield
Bank
of
Bank
1
Asbestos
Bicroft
Uranium
Black
Bouzan
!
Montauban
United
Oils
Mines
Ltd
I
Valor Lithium Mines Ltci
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ventures Ltd
VioiaM&e Mines
Virginia
Weedon
.
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
I
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
Warrants
,
57c
Mar
Warrants
10c
5.00
3,500
2.38
14,600
6c
1.65
8c
9c
3,500
1.67
1.50
1.67
20,300
*
26
24%
26
1.16
1.19
500
1
16c
16c
1.110
1
20c
20c
•
80c
85C
6c
1.35
600
Jan
Amer
4.55
Jan
11 Va Mar
British
Feb
30c
May
13c
Jan
Jan
Apr
4.25
Feb
2.74
1,400
41
9.943
85c
8,ZOO
12,097
20,500
100
Jan
3.00 May
42%
Jan
85c
Feb
1.25 Mar
18c
Jan
1.35
82c
Jan
60c
9c
Jan
Jan>
20c
IIV4 May
20c
Jan
Apr
12% Jan
'
25c
5,000
5c
8 Vac
27,000
lOc
i«n
8c
7,000
6c
Jan
9%c
Apr
9c
10c
4,100
7c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
43c
35c
Apr
41
Jan
25c
>
43 Va
44
14,310
255
48'/2
49
210
39"
1
Jan
30c
4%c Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
45
42% Jan
Feb
49% Mar
4.10
760
8c
9c
9,500
6.05
6.25
8,040
5%
6%
43,652
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
21
21V4
46%
275
19 Va
Feb
-21 'A
May
11
11%
25
332
3.50
Jan
4.30
Jan
6.25 May
46% Jan
21
21
110
5Vt
17%
1.87
20.844
1.35
48
Jan
Jan
Apr
11
Feb
1.62
—
4.10 May
16c
Jan
7%c Mar
% May
May
21
,1.87 May
37 Va
38%
9,540
33%
Jan
100
—50
—50
-100
81%
81%
70
77
Jan
43'A
431/4
46%
25
39% Feb
45%
280
42
Jan
46%
96
96
293
83
Jan
96
May
50
50
pfd
49%
50 Va
890
44% Mar
51
Mar
38% May
51%
9%
51%
1,320
•
10
4,000
A—*
12%
100
•
37%
12%
38 Va
6,434
75c
78c
61,585
*
Packers
class
Columbia Power
Reef
41
753
1
56c
60c
6,300
—1
10'A
10%
200
1
4 Vac
5C
4,000
1
6c
6V2C
5,500
1
2.70
2.85
5,850
Telephone
Brunhurst
—
Mines
&
Smelting
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Ankerite
Apr
Buffalo
Building
Feb
Bunker
Red
Jan
Dry
Dock
12%
13
Jan
95c
1.95
62c
6c
6V2C
11,000
5c
12,100
73c
8c
Mar
VaC
Jan
Jan
2.90
8V2C
10c
9,000
4Vac Jan
12c
38
38 Va
424
35% Jan
42
7 Vac
8c
1,540
6%c Jan
12%
13
946
10'A Jan
class A
7
.7
150
6% Apr
8
13
*
Jan
May
1.34 May
*
1
;
Jan
7c
,
Jan
1.15
Jan
May
7%c
Apr
1.00
Apr
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
8%c Jan
Feb
44% Mar
Apr
9% Jan
4c
Apr
41% Mar
36% Apr
Apr
38% Jan
*
Lake
Ext
*
Burrard
51%
Mar
61c
40 %c
81% May
44
8% Jan
12
1.00
1
1
-——
Products
Hill
40
25
Mines—
48
■
•
9c
13
May
Mar
Feb
May
7VA Apr
1.67 May
26
May
Cable
Mines
Oils
1
33c
25,666
12c
Petroleum
-25o
53c
52c
55c
19,150
45c
Jan
•
24 Va
23
24'/a
1,485
17%
Feb
24 % May
•
697/a
68%
69%
475
62 Va
Jan
70 %
97
Jan
1.24 May
Calalta
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
16c
Jan
34c
Feb
3,500
18c
Mar
25c
Mar
2,400
61c
Jan
85c
May
30c
33Vac Apr
Jan
65e
Jan
•
5%
Power common
preferred
—
35
103
Apr
Apr
102 Va
103
4.00
—100
4.00
125
3.00 Feb
4.25 Aor
5.00
5.25
9,525
3.95 Feb
5.90 Mar
•
*
Calvan
'
Cons
—
Pnmnhell
Oil
Chiboueamau
1
....
-1
5.20
v
Jan
7 VaC
——^—
*
Feb
t -55 Jan
IOV2C Jan
10,950
20c
11%
63c
Apr
17c
39% Jan
21,565
1.10
1.30
Jan
1.06
Jan
34C 38 VaC
Rights
May
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
12c
86c
2.45
Oil
Columbia
7.00
10c
66c
8,845
11%
Columbia Forest Products
British
2.64
May
41 Va
28c
common—
preferred
5%% preferred
British
1.26
1,700
3,000
1.10
72c
pfd—>—
5%
5 VaC May
18c
Feb
2.33
75c
1.00
40%
preferredpreferred ——
4%% preferred
10c
1.16
230
4.10
1.04
British Columbia Elec 4%
Jan
21 Va
■
4.25
15
Apr
I7%c Jan
3.55 Apr
Mar
,
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
34 Va May
200
45,300
15 VaC 15 Vac
*
Burns
1
4.25
-1
Mines
10c
Ltd—
—*
240
16 Va
20c 23 VaC
—
Mining
2.25
36%
10%
70c
—
Brunsman
10c
36'A
21c
Bright (T G) common
Britalta Petroleum
Brunswick
2.32
36 %
46%
Jan
1
.
Ltd
Mining Corp
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
•
1
—
Mar
1
1
———
13%c May
Preferred
15c
*
Ltd
Jan
common
Jan
24 Vic May
6c
Mar
May
10c
—
Traction
23c
HI
29c
Jan
4.i0
British Columbia
5,000
Feb
Jari
6c
—1
—
Brown Company
81,350
30c
12c
Mines
Mines
Broulan
6.50
18c
Paper
Gold
Feb
7 VaC
May
6,500
——
Jan
€c
Jan
83c
14,600
pfd——_
8c
6.50
May
fel1
20c
-
206,100
—
Ltd-
Mines
Corp 5%
5%% preferred
16c
1
64c
Apr
Jan
7c
—
Bowatvr
Bowater
A
Gold
Mar
Jan
10c
51c
19c
— ——
May
May
Mar
500
3,400
29c
1
Mines
Mines
8c
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
58% May
18c
—*
Uranium
Bay
3c
30c
19o
--
25c
Ltd
class
Hats
4.000
2,250
38,330
12 VaC
•«45 % May
6 VaC
—
Mines
6.700
15,325
Apr
6%c Jan
77 c
17c
Warrants
Bidcop
Biltmore
17.000
10c
Jan
6V2C
Mines
4c
42c
7.05
7*c
13c 14 Vac
20c
30c
2.55 May
15% :Apr
27 Vac
Mines
19c
37c
36 VaC 38'/ac
58
Jan
Va) Jan;
•
Paper class A
———
Bevcon
Apr
13c
58 V4
13
12c
19c
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
71c
9c
.
•
_
Bell
Jan
24 VaC
1
Corp Ltd
United
•
40c
i
37c
75c
—1
Mines
3c
■
_1
10c
45 V*'
.
611
58%
—1
Power
B
44 %
—
Uranium
Class
9c
45
.1«
Mines
Bathurst
9 Vac
—
Exploration Ltd
Metals Mlnlng-
30c
1
Titan Petroleum Corp
Torbnt Silver Mines Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
7.1
Nova Scotia
Barymin
Base
16c
1
—
Mines
Barn at
14.000
11c 14 Vac
—
10c
1
10
Mines
Cons
Montreal
of
"Jan
Feb
1
.
—50o
Bankeno Mines
6c
May
Apr
-
1.93
2.10
Oils
Banff
Apr
8%
Feb
16c
Jan
May
3c
1.83
10,o 00
Apr
20C
Apr
6c
Feb
8c
10
4 %%
2,300
11 VaC
May '
33c
25
4%%
1.90
Vac
1
10c
,
23% Feb
Jan
1.83
19.500
12,600
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
14c
10c 10 Vac
Jan
4c
21% Mar
6c
Jan
12c
10c
6c
17 %c Mar
21
24c
4c
12c
6c
855
Feb
1.83
.
1
—
■
Apr
6% Apr
Apr
18
450
Jan
9%c Jan
14,200
21c
6%c
6.00
Mar
12,235
5c
4,230
2,500
59,300
—1
Mines
5
15% Mar
10
16c
2,000
10c
22c
20c
3.90 Jan
350
6V2C
9c
9c
1
'
3,153
24
2,500
3,60(1
6
18
Apr
109% Apr
23 Va
3.000
5c
1,356
6
17%
Jan
9%
Jan
24
6,300
13c
5.25
4.95
18
*
common
8% Jan
95
9.15
20c
10%
290
22%
4 Vac
5c
2,315
9.50
19c
10c
9 %
•22%
British
9.90
14
100 Va
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A——1
5% preferred
25
5%% preferred
25
4%C
.—*
Ltd——:
Jan
55c
10c
Ltd_^_—1
Ltd——:
Exploration
6c
Jan
5c
9
99 Vs 100%
9Vn
25c
13
315
Jan
34c
10c
10
10% May
2.65
90c
10%
1.60 Apr
100
15%
Jan
6%c Mar
South
4,200
11
2.36
Jan
Jail
Dufault Mines Ltd—i——1'
Standard Gold Mines Ltd—„,—-—1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
—i
1
1.93
10%
15 %
2c
3.90
1.88
11
2.50
70c
1,150
1.90
17 %c May
2.25 Jan
15%
500
58c.
Jan
17c
1
II,000
4.35
May
l*>c 17^0
7c
—0
5c
Feb
4.35
May
47
common
75c
5c
55c
53
Jan
109 °0O
Mines
Electric
Auto
Bridge & Tank
10c
56c
19% May
Jan
41
1
Brazilian
26,500
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—1
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd-.
——1
Tazin
8.40 May
681,500
20c
Jan
43%
495
Aumaque Gold Mines
Bonville Gold
10c13 VaC
*
14
632
5.10
River
Bordulac
25c 26 %c
1
1,870
47
Mines
May
500
18%
52%
Mines
May
2,500
1.26
18 'A
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
35c
-6c
Jan
4 5'A
•
82c
44c
.
Jan
52 V5»
—
Feb
6%c
May
6c
52%
50
—
Jan
5c
28% May
3%c Jan
—•
Acceptance
Aumacho
23c
Feb
50
—
-—
Steels
Aubelle
Jan
40c
Warrants
■
Jan
12c
20 Va
1.18
Gold Mines
15c
42c
12%
18%
Corp common..
preferred
33c
6 VaC
;
Mar
Feb
13c
42c
8.70
Feb
Feb
51% May
13% May
54c
1,000
1
68c
25c
Jan
159,750
51.800
1
48 %
1.26
Feb
26c
Ltd_l
Mines—
Sullivan Consolidated Mines
Feb
40c
Apr
13%c Jan
1.02
1.55
1
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
Crest
4c
45
—1
4.65
1
Quebec
Red
75c
4c
1
8,366
15,600
51%
*
Mines
Boymar
Pitt
55c
20c
513A
May
May
Bralorne
24c'
Mar
40c
Jan
69c
Jan
86c
Jan
Feb
24 c
35c
25c
29c
60c
Jan
May
25c
22c
75c
15c
64c
25c
Jan
G3c
50c
I8V2C
Corporation
Apt-
-
5,500
Feb
20c
18c
2
18,550
82c
May
60c
32o
10c
—«.!•
17 VaC 18 Vac
77c
24c
Jan
3,500
-
17 Vac
Feb
Jan
May
36c
Jan
8,200
;
IOV2C
5c
15.000
.
1,000
II,675
12c
16c
Mining Corp
Phillips OH Co Ltd...
19c
40c
600
25c
Pennbec
49
19c
37 c
2,100
8.40
5.90
23% May
Jan
7,500
14c
Mines/Ltd—1
Apr
45%
13c
23'aC
Ltd—*—*
31% Mar- '
22
16c
15c
Mines
Uranium
Jan V
25'A Apr
40c
77c
'
May
60c
9c
23 %c
Lake
19,473
29
14c
1
Uranium
Paudash
26%
90
'
-
15c
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Orchaa
Apr
———1
Nickel
Bouscadillac
9 'sic
Jan
41c
Apr
82c
—1
21%
14,500
Feb
1.46 May
9%c
18c
2,695
6,250
.
May
98% May"
6.70 May
4c
7Vac
82c
—1
Ltd
Jan
8%c
9%c
1
Metals
Nortfcspan Uranium Mines
Obalski
9 VaC
———1
Ltd——
29
45c
-18
3 VaC
14c
1.25 Feb
Jan
4
27%
55c
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
89c
9c
"
Jan
59c
May
1.43
■
Apr
3VaC
Apr
Apr
Feb
60c
5Vac
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines Ltd
._L_—1
New West Amulet Mines
Ltd——:—1
Nickel R-i'm Mines Ltd————;—•—-1
Jan
4.15
20c
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros —
Beaucage
—-——,——
Beaver
Lodge Uranium
61c
Jan
Ltd——20c
Ltd_—,——1
Pacific Coal & Oils
Jan
May
12c
34c
Santiago Mines Ltd———50c
New Ooktvue Mines
New
Feb
Mar
.11
85c
5, *01
94 %
% 12,205
18
660
Resources
May
2.760
6,200
Jan
100
6.70
,
"
Cons
Baska
14,500
7c
12%
98%
5.75
16%
•
Bata Petroleums Ltd.
58c
65c'
13,945
98%
Jan'
Mar'
225
87c
9% Jan
7Vac Jan
7c
43c
3,022
81 % May
1.15
c
Apr
22,577
Jan
2,500
—
34VaC
23c
Feb
52c
■
8,000
Jan '
May
13%
38c
100
40c
7c
28 V a
68Va
9,600
40c
20o
62c
6,000
1.45
17c
Barvue
h
61
1
New
19
7VaC Feb
1.00
■
Feb
17
58c
—
Jan
2,000
."46c
22c
Jan
Jan
10c 10 Vac
1.60
Jan
27 Va
Aunor
5c
1.00 May
Jan
19
•<
Jan
1.15
21c
Atlas
Jan'
25c
15%
4c
1.80
500
28V2
Atlantic
Jan
20%
15%
4c
10c
Mining Cdxp of Canada Ltd———*
Mogador Mines Ltd———————-—1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
1
Formaque Mines Ltd———
3%c
75c
I,325
—-1
Debentures
Jan
5,225
42c
6,700
1.60
1.35
23%
Associated Artists Prod com
May
23%
5 Vac
1.50
48%
Ashdown Hardware class B
Jan
91c
4c
15 Va:..
.
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd———5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd.—-—
.5
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
—1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—■—
64c
Apr
18 Va
1
New
13c
Feb
30c
19
1
—
•—
Jan
70c
22%
4c
♦
1
Labrador
5 VaC
39c
500
25c
a
Mining & Exploration "Coi—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
1
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
1
1,500
18%
41cy
Mar
Apr'
May
1.30
47 V*
Asamera Oil
Jan
10,500
95c
23 'A
Mar
May.1.
*
Arjon
Jan
45c
4,200
1,000
2,075
90,600
4c
10
1
$2.40
May
6c
84c
3c
1 r
Ltd
11c
71c
...
6% c
75c
65o
—50c
$2.50 preferred
May
23c
1
voting trust-
13c
17%
93c:-.
Mines——1
Gold
Mar
9c
40c
8.10
Jan
23%
Mines
Argus
May
Jan
8.10
33c
Warrants
Jan
17c
Mar
-
40,450
•
1
Petroleums
Arcadia
2.10 Mar
May
7c
63c
60c
Jan
Apex
Mar
Jan
3c
7c
74c
1
Area
84c
———
Kerr-Addison
8Vac
2c
■
Jan
Jan
May
3.75 May
Antlies Imperial
16% May'
1.G0 May
51c
18
Ltd—
34c
Jan
4,000
23c
.
15 Va c
Mar
11
5,000
*
:
20c
9,700
—_—1
•
10%c May
4c
44c
45c
25%
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
Feb
71c
1
3,300
Jan
80
21c
8% Feb
26%
American Nepheline
Jan
67c
1
...
55c
T60c
2.31
48%
Amalgamated Rare E&nh
Apr
10c
3 VaC
6 Vac
Jan
17%
5
1.70 Feb
4c
6%c,
31c
24,750
20
Jan
Feb
23 V%
25
pfd
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Mar
4.00
Apr
—
'
61,485
5C
common
4%
Ansil
3 VaC
1
Ltd
Co
74c
76c
60,000
38,000
1,650
55c
•
Jan
400
9%
51c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
May
700
3.75
9 Va
-
42c
preferred
Anchor
7c
1,050
3.30
.100
—
Anacon Lead Mines
52c
1.65
13c
1,055
40c
1.14
1,500
14c 16%c
10c
13c
-
*
Jardun Mines Ltd
4V2V0
Jan
3,000
•
5C
14,500
1.50
15% May
7c
Jan
4c
1
—
Co
Aluminum
Jan
8,000
a27c a29%c
16
16 Va
12c
.
15c
5,500
21c
1
Jan
2.50 May
100
.
8C
,
1.60
15c
.
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd:
;.—_1
Hamlon
Mining
1
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd5
Marpic
7c
1
Ltd-—
Golden Age Mines
Ltd—-———:
Oil
75c
7c
1
a
Ventures
Continental
1.27
7%c
20c
Mining—
Mar
67c
14c
1
Futurity Oils Ltd
Iso Uranium
5c
1,000
19%
5 VaC
29
Roxana
7c
Feb
1,000
39,680
«•
Mar
19 Va
62c
1
55c
Jan
3.35
19
Mar
Jan
Apr
May
a85c
10% May
1.30
—
Jan
3c
2.50
1
Cons Oils
16c
10%
70c
lv
-1
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fatima Mining Co Ltd—
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd—•,
Fundy Bay- Copper Mines Ltd
Israel
30c
Gold
-
IIV2C
4,000
1.27
1
Ltd
500
Jan
6.60
Aluminium
Jan
41c
9
60c
——
Jan
5,875
GVaC
♦
a
Fano
Mines
Jan
105
V?.c
Algoma Steel
Allied
8.15 May
Jan
6c
7 VaC
a85c
1
-
-i.
Warrants
33c
4,500
1,000
Feb ; '
Jan
7c
Yellowknife
debentures
Arcan
Ltd-
Ltd.:
1,700
.
15'/a
6 VaC
♦
-
Minerals Inc
Metal Mines Ltd
—(
Gunnar
14%
2i50
—-1 j
——1
Feb
10'A
Ilioc
——
Warrants
17V2C Jan
5VaC Jan
Feb
6c
Gc
15V4
5c
-
24% Feb
9%
*
common—
Uranium
5'<?
Jan
.
May
11c
Feb
Apr
6.20
500
10c
35c
1.77
Shoe
Pacific
Algorn
Feb'
Jan
Jan
48c
2 VaC Mar
1,800
.
2.40
29
23
3.60
mil
Ltd
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
120
/
53c
Mines
Voting trust
High
24 %
13,130
21c
7
*
Alberta Distillers common
Feb
33c
Apr
7c
Alba
23%
10%
19 %
Kaiifev. K/ince Jan. 1
Low
29
•
mil
Mines
Oil
&
Surpass
Mines
Akaitcho
Feb
21c
Feb
10c
500
11c
10c
35c
1.16
2,000
-
41c
9c
10c
-
.
6.05
common-
A.iax Petroleums
u
Apr
May
15c
4,000
13c
3 Vac
vie;
Apr
1.75 Jan
95,510
10c
5.05
1,500
48c
12c
———1,
Empire Oil &
Oil
-
45c
;
•
5.25 May
Jail
7.90
3
•
Agnew
•
Shares
High
28%
23%
—25
—
Gas
Agnico
5.90 Mar1
,
3.75
7 VaC
.—
Galkeno Mines
Feb
4.00
16c
48c
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd-——-1
Gaspe
3.95
400
1.35
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—.
1
Cons Quebec Yellowknife. Mines
Ltd—1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd "
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Fab
Acme
Feb
Sugar
Uranium
Acadia
4.00 Mar
100
11c
_—-
1,200
10c 10 %c
llic-
•
10%C
,
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava_——1.50
Mines
9c
4.80
.1
i
Atlantic
Class A
\
24% May
4.00 Mar
1.85
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper €orp_—
East Sullivan
Jan
4.05
5.80
40c
Dolsan Mines Ltd
Dome Mines Ltd
Feb
4c
4.70
Ltd—-—v.-———*
Mining Corp Ltd
17%
4.05
4.05
Chibougarnau Jaculet Ltd—i—75c
Dablon
12c
950
5c
4.00
1.
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd—.
Acadia
—-—
28'A
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
Paper common-
Preferred
Mar
25,750
,
Ltd
Apr
13c
Ltd—-—_•
Mines
11c
15c
5.15
r—1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd——_——1
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd.
1
Central-Del Rio Oils
Cadillac
Jan
13c
4.00-
1
Central
May
6c
Par
Abltlbl Power &
,
Advocate
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
—-—1
Can-Met Explorations
Ltd——.———_1
Canorama Explorations Ltd
Cons
35c
2,000
5c
———>-3
Ltd--—;
"
30,500
,
12Vac
241/4;
Last
Sale Price
Mar
8%c
1
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd--——10c
Canadian. Lithium Mines Ltd
Mines
24c
Jan
>/2c
Ltd-——2
Central Manitoba
Jan
4c
17c
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd---
:
13c
6 VaC
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
May
3,300
13c
Cpnsol Oil & Gas Co Ltd
1
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines
Ltd—_1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canuba Mines Ltd
5c
27c
15,000
15c
12
Calvan
Cotnmop —■—<;
:>
Canadian. Devonian Petrol
Jan
7c
15 c
*
Ltd
May
Mar
16c
6 VaC
Ltd———1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
20c
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
9.90 May
35c
Jan
15c
36c
Ltd-.—1
23
Toronto Stock
5%c
■
__
M
39c!
MAY
High
7.10 Feb
1
Bonny ville Oil &" Refining Corp—
1
Bomite Copper Corp.—
——1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines
Canmiot
4.375
0
—
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9.90
24c
Baieman. Bay Mining
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Bellcchasse Mining Corp Ltd-.
1
Belle-Chibougamau
Shares
High
9.10
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
Selburn
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Bailey
RANGE
Week's
f
The
42
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
Monday, May 26, 1958
. .
.
(2370)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
MAY 23
WEEK ENDED
FOR
8.80
8.90
750
31%
30%
32
1,760
25
Jan
29
275
27
Jan
29
28%
7%
7%
7%
100
28'J,
27
28%
880
4
25
185
40
125
.20
Preferred
Cut Stone—
foundries common
Canada Life Associates
—
Canada Malting common
Canada Crushed
10
iron
.
185
—10
Lauds—
Permanent
Canada
75c
77c
400
42%
125
35
39
1,425
89%
91%
120
common—
12
12%
225
12
Feb
13
200
12''a
Anr
14%
Re
Mar
7e
4.75
4.70
4.85
1,800
47
40%
47
2,260
Canadian Celanese
preferred
30%
30
30%'
9%
9%
30^1 May
550
3.25
3.25
3.25
90
9fi3c
50
-
150
13
30%
30%
280
28% Mar
5%
5%
5%
1,725
4.75 Mar
1.01
!—_25
—
99c
1.17
30,250
'
30%;:
08c
08c
1.50
1.60
*
Wright
Curtis
,r
4
expired on May 14
Warrants
5.75
6.75
5.85
20%
21%
2,858
1.03
18,340
7%
1,300
7
100
7
Jan
7
Jan.
40
40
50
37
Jan
40
May
Feb:
16%
16%
700
16
17%
17%
200
1.75
1.85
5,125
18
15% Mar
1.80
Jan
9.55 Mar
17% May
2.40 Feb
13% May
4.50 Mar
8.25 May
S
1.65
13%
13 %
13%
:7.75
7.65
8.25
7%
7%
7%
10,714
5,400
3,877
22c
2Gc
4,830
22c
May
69,950
2,443
41,289
19c
Jan
•
39c
30c
37C
Gold
•
Canadian Oil Cos common———»•
- Bights-:
///''
Malartlc
25%
24%
25%
78c
70c
79c
8.96
8.85
8.90
1.30
1.55
25%
24%
39c
Apr
51c
Apr
27% Feb
93c May
warrants
1953
5.50 Mar
10% Jan
7,160
5,283
25
10
16% /
—11
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferredCanadian
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Corp
Nat
West
OilWestinghou.se
1.80
2,200
7%c
7%c
3,500
98'%
100
130
81
Jan
27%
30
375
21
Feb
20'%
20%
1.42
1.50
1
Canadian Western
Canadian
453
1.80
pfd_20
5%%
Gas
14%
7%C
common—
14
1.70
100
j
Vickers
Canadian
13%
14%
27%'
Prospect
Thorium Corp
Canadian
25%
Apr
20% Jan
20
May
30
20% May
1.50 May
Mar
53
14c
15c
Apr
Mar
23c
22c
80
19c «'
17c
18c
1.39
1.30
1.45
61c
G7e
1.03
1.03
1.15
Jan
Jan
2J
20
1
-•
18
4oR
45c
38
I2V2C
Feb'
1.78
Jan'
1.30Mar --
2.10 Mar
1,60 May
15c
Jan
Mar-
42c
May-
30c
15% May
14% May
37 ' Feb-
40% May
26c
Jan
10c
1.02 May
Jan'
19c
7
Jan
'
34c
Jan
18e
}
Jan
Apr
12c
*
35c
Jan
Jan
22c
24c
Mar
21
14%
Apr
Jan
1.18
1.78
7.20 May
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
Feb:
13c
-
5%c Apr
Jan
48c 1 Apr
Jan
30c
Jan
33"
:
25%
Feb
-
15c
dMicMar
26
Jan
Feb
80c
.
Jan
5.00
May.-
19>
i-19
Mar
41c
Mar
25
Apr
Jan/
14%
Feb
Feb
40%
33% Jan
,
Feb
2.50
2.00 May
^
,
Mar
7c
50
g
6,625
©8%
28 * 28 4
4L
42c 4bc
__
;
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;
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.
Feb
-10C
r
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*
Jan
17c
Apr
'544
6.85 6.90
Feb
"Mar
3 020
.
1(1,500
3,575
:
.
Jan
1.05
'
5.028
10g
760
7 935
16%'
16
! «
l.Ji
—
-- -
45,GOO
67c
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy——
1
Faraday Uranium Mines
—1
Warrants
Fargo Oils Ltd—
—25c
Farwcst Tungsten Copper
—
1
Federal Grain class A-————
Preferred —
Federal Kirkland
Fleet Manufacturing
May
44
3,266
65,600
18c
.
15a. Jan* *
100
May
May
Apr
75c
4,574
53
51
53
2.35 Mar
Jan
60
250
18 %c
—.—»——1
Candone Exploration
Apr
1.40 Feb
2434
18c
7c
-
-
9% Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
11c
40 ^
j ^ j
Feb
13'a May
-
8c
40 467
o3:l'a
24%
1<J '
16
1-40
—
Jan
7%
74.425-2 000
25c
May
23
62% May
Jan
10
28^100.
22c
'(■:
50
25c
it> ,..c
Jan
// 24
May
18% Jan
lo'snn-
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10c
2ooc
May
11% Jail
9% Jan
60c
Jan
30
-
Jan
22
•
.
11c
10c
16% May
,23%
100
Jan>
-
97
--
:
i/a 11% May
r
^J.bou
©7c
20% May
Feb
23 %
5 500
1%.
1.62 May
/
,
7.70 Jan
20%
49'850
.
-
11% Jan •
8,800
/.oa =
041'
+.
.
Falconbrldge Nickel
4.00 Jan
26
May
16% Jant
50c
d
——1
Jan
Jan
^9
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15J, pt£Z.-~-—
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50
10c
2.00
2
18 ,2c
1
Apr
96c
25'4 Jan
o'H00
1.58 1.75
1-|0 1.70.
—lOc
El Sol Mining Ltd—
Erie Flooring class B
Eureka Corp
Explorers Alliance——
May
23%
200
1.55
8% Mar
26c May
5% Jan
.
1955 warrants
'
Feb
/Jan
a son
R
East Amphi Gold
1%
East Malartlc Mines
J
L70
East Sullivan; Mines
}
1-61
Eastern Metals »———i.—
i
Eastern Mining & Smelting Ltd-..—1
■ ■
38°
Easy W«.hlnB Mach
20
15%
Eddy Paper —
Elder Mines —
4
—1
SOc
7% May
6% Apr
May
13c
8,500
1,400
7.2c 8,2c
Jan
98c
7%
r
——
Canadian
Jan
49c
8c
26c
23%c Ap;
/
12
Mar
Jan
67c
4,876
}3c
44 ?®
13c
1
.,.
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Mar
46c
^
ni/n :
14c
37c
3,886
4 876
12c 13%C
80c 83c
13c
1
15% May
73/« Feb
m..
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12,2
12% •
Duvex Oils & Minerals
21 % May
85c
24c
Rights
Jan
'15
Mudge
&
--
Feb
47
-
7%c Jan
2,1
;
L
24
**
19'} 62j?
24
1
*
iw
99%
100
Duvan Copper Co Ltd—
Foh
r 90
Anr
17%
———
Oils
Canadian Hydrocarbon
nn
40
"
•
lOo .
Canadian Husky. Oil—'.
[—1
/ Warrants ; —---L——'■
Class B
Donnell
91c
General Securities cl A
Canadian
Canadian Homestead
8%
-
Jan
Feb
May
22 %c Apr
450
8.139
1.705
30
28 A
29j«
Chemical common—*
Mines
Do„alda
7%
■
.100
—J————
r
6,120
21%
•
•
Canadian Dyno Mines
—1
Canadian Eagle. Oil———————
Canadian Pood Products class A
*
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock—
Preferred
Feb
16%
213%
May
20
7%c Jan
20:486
5,444
146 «
28% 28%
10% 10%
15% 16%
21%
22
•
Dominion Tar &
Dominion TextUB common
1 Rfi
Anr
1.65 Apr
pltl
1.35
•
Canadian
■
.
Decalta Gas & Oil Ltd—
Canadian
Jau
65c
*10,600
1%
.
8c
8c
|c
28%
10'%
_—
ll%c Feb
7%c Mar
17,000
251
1,275
7.332
28c
28c
wt
1.13 Jan
4.85 Feb
72c
Feb
Apr
4.00 Jan
3,450
72c
1.55
1
16% Mar
31
Apr
6% May
Feb
80c
1,305
4.05
4.00
4.05
8
—
-
15
15
•
common
—
16%
43%
19c 21c
8
8
-2
—>2.50
•
Dominion Bridge
•
Dominion Foundry & Steel common-*
Preferred
-100
Domin on Magnesium ———
*
Dominion Scottish Invest com—
1
Domin on Steel & Coal common•
Dominion Stores
*
15% May
13
*
Canadian
mK
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Jan
1.90
Aiir
Mar
6c
51,700
8
28c
S^mSS-oSZ: ,
Distillers Seagrams——.
3 60 Jan
1.25
M0
20c
•
1
,
Dome Exploration
Dome Mines —
2.20 Jan
10%c Apr
12c
1
4.00 Jan
1.60 Mar
1,10
15
,
2.90 Jan
Apr
3.40 Mar
'
20%c -23c
22c
-.1
Anr
Feb
7%c Jan
zu
15
D'Ekjona Gold Mines,
Anr
16'%
AM
2 75
1,640
13%
30%
Tan
Mar
8
13%
Canadian Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Collieries common—
Preferred
5 40 MW
IVA'Z
5,444
30
9%
Chemical & Cellulose—
Canadian
fS
3 75
30%
30%
•
—
—
—
1,000
7c
Daragon Mines
J
Leather class A
Decoursey Brewls Mines
Apr
fl%c Jan
10c
;
*■
14
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12% Mar
12%
—1—25
Canners class A
Canadian
$1%
35%
Jan
•2.50
fU
Crows
lio jaS
Jan
.
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^
1;50 1.50
8 ,c 10c
20
78c
®
3.90 4.10
—
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Jan
7c
9 noo
4 in
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9c
1
50
-1
10
18% May 0
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3
VS
--
Feb
Apr
33c
^J'420
J?®
2.60
m
Warrants
rod
a
British Aluminum—
—
3,000
5,050
'
-
Crcstaurum Mines —
Crestbrook Timber common—
Croinor Pershing
Crown Trust
fflUZ
S
g
Jan
1.75
1.07
™
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60c
High
LOW
16',4
1.30 L42
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•
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Oree Oil of Canada
Apr
May
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
12%
20
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
Preferred
80c
4.15
/4
36
121
<*
Cable class B_
Canadian Astoria Minerals .— ".ZiZZZi
2
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Wire &
Canadian Breweries
75c
35%
—12.50
—
Jan
It
3.90
76c
——II
Petroleum
♦
Canada Steamship Lines com—
Preferred
Mar
70c
40%
38%
Southern Oils warrants.
Warrants
Feb
1.50 Mar
91%
20
Mortgage-
Canada
Canadian
Feb
23
39
Canada Southern
Canada
50%
185
6,900
77c
B
Class
512
25
58
42'/a
—
29
190
58
25
2.00
90c
42'%
Jan
1.75
56
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1.65
1.74
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Canada
32
May
29'a May
24%
58
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Canada Oil
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8.90 May
Jan
5.15
Jan. 1
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Range
Shares
low Higii
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1
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Canada Cement common
Canada
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Low
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of Prices
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Last
Range
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STOCKS
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Last
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Week's
Friday
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Can Met Explorations
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Warrants
Causo Natural
Cariboo
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Central Porcupine
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.
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—
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lie
12c
4,500
44c
43c
19%
11%
100
19'%
11%
7,411
15c
16,500
16 %c
16 %c
17c
12,000
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1
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1
Gamma
12cl2%c
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13c
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Central
Cadillac
1
Consolidated
Denison
Mines
1
1,000
7c
Mines
Manilou
Golden
,4%
,
11 %c May
9% May
10c
Mar
Discovery
6c
500
15%
38,838
10'A Jan
5.25
5.60
21,125
3.20
6c
>
1
3.15
3.10
Consolidated Dragon Oil
1
25c
25c
26c
Consolidated East Crest
*
41c
43c
Consol
Fenimore Iron
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—
,
.
Jan
2.30 Jan
18,830
GTeat
Great
•
15% May
Apr
3.25 May
5,733
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
29c
Jan
44c
May
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
48c
Jan
70c
May
70c
65c
75c
1
7'%c
7'%c
7%c
2,000
1
34c
31c
35c
94,850
1
Lake
Arrow
34c
31c
36c
159,950
9,559
Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated
Consolidated
——
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
May
Mar
38c
Jan
25c
Gas
common
Great
Plains
Class B
Great West
—
Saddlery
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gridoil Freehold
1.96/
2,300
2.15 May
Guaranty
28c
28c
30c
8,000
19c
Jan
36c
Jan
Gulch
60c
60c
62c
4,500
29c
Jan
67c
May
•
2.50
2.70
2.99
9,333
2.10
Jan
•
1
18%
17%
18%
8,070
16%
Jan
1.31
1.16
Oils
Mac
Ltd
& Smelting
i
1.95
1.40 ;
7,185
1.62 Jan
1.13 May
—1
Explor
21c
19c
21c
6,050
17c
2
Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
60c
60c
60c
1,250
49c
34c
31c
Mar
Jan
2.99 May
19%
Jan
Trust
Mines Ltd
Gulf Lead Mines
Gunnar Mines
30%c
30c
—
6.00
*
19%c
10%
•
9c
—10
1
1
1
28c.
Jan
75c
Feb
Gypsum Lime & Alab
38c
47,591
16c
Mar
7c
7c
5,00<>
4c
Jan
8%c Jan
Hallnor
Mines
35c
41c
4.115
24c
Jan
42c
Feb
Halmon
Mining
.——1
—
5c
Hamilton Cotton preferred
100
Hard Rock Gold Mines
1
Harrison Minerals
1
Hasaga Gold Mines
1
Head of Lakes Iron—
———1
Headway Red Lake
1
Heath Gold Mines
1
Hees (Geo H) & Co_—
♦
Heva Gold Mines
1
Highland Bell
1
Highwood Sarcee Oils
20c
Hinde & Dauch Canada
*
Hi Tower Drilling—
*
Consolidated
Peak
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Oils
Mine-
—1
6%c
6'%c
2,500
Apr
8c
Feb
—
10c
11c
2,000
9%c Jau
12c
Mar
8Va
14c
-
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18c
1
9c
14c
9%c
20,200
Mines
13c
8%c
May
Feb
53,000
4%c Jan
12c
May
Basin
1
75c
67c
75c
9,500
Jan
90c
Mar
Petroleum
•
7.00
6.85
7.10
1,950
Jan
7.50 Apr
10
33%
31%
33%
3,421
Consolidated Red Poplar
1
9%c
9%c
9%c
1,000
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1
13'%c
Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorra
Consolidated
Sudbury
Consolidated West
Consumers Gas Co
5%%
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70
55c
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104
2.29
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
3.50
3.90
3,610
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5%
100
18c
18c
5,300
15c
Mar
9c
10c
6,000
7c
Jan
4.40 Mar
—
18c
7c
17n4
7.45
May
35c
7c
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107
Feb
4.00 May
5.50
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2.10 Apr
Feb
Jan
May
12c
May
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
7c
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May
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7%
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135
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May
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6
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287a
•
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Gurney Products preferred
Gwillim Lake Gold
1.50 Mar
.
151
47
•
1
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——*
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16c
13c
10%c.
8%c
Great West Coal class A
1
—
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65
32% Feb
2.75 Jan
.
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35c
15c
10%c
Apr
18% May
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8
2,600
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17c
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Jan
4.90
Feb
53% May
.
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Warrants
' $2.80
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Marbenor
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7%c Feb
Northern
Gold Ltd
Gold
Howey
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5%c Feb
16'/ac Apr
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,
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106
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6
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50
47
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5.85
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1
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preferred
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7%c Feb
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Graham Bousquet- Gold
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2,055
7
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3.10
1
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10c
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14%
5.50
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6c
15%
-
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36%
1.03 May
35% May
101
30
Jan
Jan
6,979
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Apr
13c
30c
16,900
363»
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1
20c
19c
Feb
10,100
8c
-
:
7%c Jan
5,500
8c
12c 14'%c
8c
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158
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19%c Feb
47%c Jan
9c
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4%c Mar
500
62c
57©
20%c
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
11% May
325
•'
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4.00 Feb
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2.20 '
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27
40
6%
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—
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1.085
110% 110%
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Jan
38,600
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♦ ;
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2.15 May
78
May
4%c Jan
160,800
31,740
34% 34T'8
106.
85c
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May
3.00 May
12c
*
44c
50c
1
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16c
May
100
19%
10%
1
May
31c
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Jan
10c
-
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15c
•
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Key
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3.05 !
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Con
64c
3.00
2.8G
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Jan
Apr
•
8,150
52c
3.00
12c
22c
Jan-
60
-
23.500
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63c
G3c
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2.8(5
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Confederation
7,500
40c
Enterprises
Commonwealth
14% Jan
8%c 11%C /
83c
88c
ll'tc
1
25% Mar
9.00 FeM
Jan
Jan
Jan
5 %
100
5%
5%
1
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2.05 Jan
17% May
Apr
1,000
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Colomac
7c ■
19c
——1
common
1.18 May
1.55
100
M:
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1.18
63
—
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9%c Jan
66c
1,600
17 '
17
Jan
7%c Jan
18,700
7,000
6c
Gold Mines
Coldstream
-
19c
Cody Reco
Coin
1.80
tic
1
Cochenour Wtllans
Farm
1.18
8'%c
1.75
——*
Knitting class A
Dunlop
8.15 May
17
Chhno Gold Mines
Cockshutt
3.60 Jan
Jan
19c
Cop Min
1
Jaculet Mines
75o
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting——11
Cochrane
Apr
6.10
1.11
Dhib Kayrand
Bar
3.25
27,187
7%c
1.80
Chiboug
Circle
900
8.10
*
Cheskirk Mines
8.25 May
5.45 Jan
8.00
3.60
1
—1
Wines
Gai
Chateau
1.11
•
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Fruehaui lrauer to
May
7.80
1
—
5,500
1,820
84c
Jan
50c
7.55
7.85
1
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Central Pat Gold
84c
.
Jan
22% May
9%c May
7.00
If!
3.200
78 Vn
Jan
22%
839
78
76%
Jan
16%
J
37%
78
*
li 111•
3.50
•
Del Rio
Central
8.00
1
Castle Tretliewey
Canada class A
Ford of
40,000
80e
83c
1
•
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Asbestos CorpstLtd
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1.20
•
18c
18 %c
Ltd
Mines
19c
1.10
1
Producers—
OH
Canso
Captain
1
Gas
Ford Motor Co (U S)~
66%
5c
•
1
Mines
Can Erin
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.
Feb
27% Jan
49c
Feb
17
Jan
1.35 Mar
92c
34
21%
Mar
Apr
6%
Jan
8% May
3.00
Jan
3.85 May
39','2
Jan
43
Feb
2.25
Jan
3.50
Apr
Jan
18% May
15
5%
6% Feb
Jan
4.75 Mar
12
Mar
16%C Apr
10% Mar
3.75 Mar
20% Feb
8%c
Jan
7c
Jan
12%
Jan
5.70
Jan
6
May
4%c Jan
27
1.70
49c
80
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
f.
5.25 Apr
20% May
24 %c
11
Jan
Apr
4.00 May
22
18c
May
May
13c
Jan
18% May
8.60
7
11c
Apr
May
Feb
35% May
2.00 Feb
1.04 May
80
May
8%c
Jan
13c
Jan
8c
Mar
18c
May
12 %c
Apr
i8%C Jan
10c
May
33c
Jan
79c
Jan
Gc
Jan
8%cMay
Feb
2.00 May
4%c Jan
6%c Feb
6c
1.50
1.10
18c
Apr
Jan
Apr
39% Apr
6% May
1.60 May
30c
45
Feb
May
7% Apr
Volume
187
5745
Number
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2371)
43
canadian markets
RANGE
Friday
Last
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
j-'.'.i,
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Holden
Mfg
Oil
Home
:
Gold
•
P
—
3,802
15% Mar
18
1.02
1.10
9,100
36%
37
75
1
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—
47%
9
—
6%c
32'/2
Jacobus
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jan
'
5% Jan
11,000
25%
Jan
9.90 May
44
Jan
50
3.90
—
2.85
.
5%
15%
2.75
r6
26c
10
45
12%
1.25
1.65
44
12Va
1.10
1.61
13c
1.30
78c
13c
1.18
74c
9%c
; 15c
n
5
—
15c
—-——1
26'/ac
—•
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12c
11c
Mines
.10
.
16c
..
.
22 %c
2.05
Gold
2.00
5%
18%
18%
1.75
13
Jan
1.97
Jan
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Copper
Kilembe
30c
Jan
78c
Mar
13c
Jan
23c
Feb
2,500
20c
15
8,504
38c
Jan
60c
-
Kirkland Townsite
——,
—
Labrador
Lake
•
Lake
Mining
20c
Apr
29c
37c
15c
4.20
75c.
3,500
Mar
2.10
19
15,584
14%
19
Jan
May
Apr
1,000
8c
18%
16
825
Mar
14c
Jan
1.15
1.02
73c
1.15
22,360
91c
Apr
80c
8,800
40c
Jan
3.30
2,800
83 34
647
—1
934 c
934 c
10c
5,000
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
1
26c
24c
29c
21,600
16c
Jan
29c
May
-1
5.20
5.05
5.20
3,671
1
—
2234 c
25c
14,000
•
—
2.95
3.15
200
1,800
4,500
Leitch
2.70
23c
27c
21%
21
2134
540
1
Secord
23c
3
1.59
1.52
1.64
*
Latin American
Laura
—
50c
Mines.
Gold
Lamaque
14% May
3.15
Mines
Luz
23% May
17% Jan
Jan
Gold
Candy
2.85
80c
2.70 Jan
5.25
26c
Mar
2.75 Jan
Class
-
1956
Feb
2.95
May
Jan
25,500
5c
15,0()0
4c
•
2.30
2.01
2.30
33,175
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—
103
103
50
3134
2834
28%
31%
27%
31%
2834
2 8 34
46%
46
434c
30
;;
*
•
Preferred
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
50
—1
•
Mines
1
—
—...
28c
Lorado
'
,
Uranium
Warrants
Louvicourt
■
1
Lyndhurst
Mining
Co
—
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
—'
*
Goldfield
I-owney(WM)
r
434c
9c
—
1
•
16c
9c
26 34
1.50
Macdonald
Macfie
•
Mines
1
-
Explorations
Jan
1,050
28 %
1,534
22
22
May
32% May
28% May
Feb
4,705*
Jan
46%
1,404
9c
5c
9c
24,366
4,000
51c
54c
25c
30c
6,720
1,350
11c
11c
24
10c
9c
24
17c
10c
—
28% May
46% Apr
41% Jan
2734c
Jan
11 %c
Apr
49t
Mar
68c
Jan
24c
May
50c
Feb
8%c Apr
16c
22
Feb
24
46,400
.10c
May
29c
Feb
3,500
5c
Mar
11c
May
1,000
W
100
Jan
May
12,225
3.15
1,600
29c
2.40
3.15 May
Jan
Jan
24c
Feb
35c
9%c
8c
8c
16,000
5c
Mar
1.08
1.15
Apr
2934
23%
Jan
2.65
2.65
2.80
29% May
2.80 May
1
•
1
534c
6c
534c
4c
..
99c
37,330
8,000
534c
4c
Jan
1.70
4c
Mar
Jan
7c
Jan
5,000
30
Jan
6c
Jan
20,100
1.10
90c
May
1.20
Jan
>
Marigold
Preferred
Ltd
Red
McWatters
Merrill
Meta
Lake
Gold
Chipman
Island
Mersey
9c
Feb
17c
47c
Paper
24c
28c
734
734
834
10,440
.90
8934
90
94 "i
May
65c
Jan
8%c Jan
28c
May
5%
8% May
90% May
Feb
77% Mar
21c
23c
342,200
13c
1234c
13c
4,700
12o
May
50c
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
56
54
5634
462
50
Jan
56% May
90
90
90
105
50
Jan
90
80 34
7 8 34
83
23c
345
67%
Jan
83
May
26,000
lO'/sC
Jan
25c
May
734c
18c
3,500
0%c Jan
2,000
14c
2.61
4,520
12c
12c
78c
7,500
*
1.25
& Development-50o
Knit
534%
20c
7c
—
2.59
—
Mines
11c
12c
2.20
Jan
35c
Jan
23c
Jan
r;
59c
Feb
' *
18 %c
Apr
'"
Mar
2.01
T.0G
'2,000 ■"
2.59 Feb
Jan
Mar
9c
.
Feb
'•
Feb
•1:40 Jan
-4%c Jan
'"5,000
Jan
8c
:
.11,150
;
23c
7%c 10'/aC-
lie
Mar,
19c
.4,232
3,425
14c
12C I2%c.
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
13c
Mar
24c
May
May
15C
Feb
6c
Jan
-10'/a C
7c
7c
.79,171
4,500
6c
Mar
9c
Jan
r
13c
J 15c
37,300
13c
Mar
20c
Jan
r
22c
26c
2,000
21c
Api
.
40c
Jan
8c
19,000
7c
Apr
17c
Jan
18c
102,550
14c
Jan
36 %c
Jan
6%c
6c
7c
2,000
4VaC
Jan
6c
6c
700
5%c
Jan
223,440
r
—1
7c
5c
7c
__1
1.20
>1.15
1.20
79c
77c
80c
1.49
1.42
1.50
"3,175
5%c
39%
6c
: i5c
14c
18c
2.40
2.40
2.43
41,000
1,100
19 %c
19c
20c
9c
10c
9c
30c
23c
3.75
1.80
1.60 May
7c " Jan
Feb
5 VaC
40% Mar
9c "^Jau
Apr
7c
Jan
23c
Feb
14c
Jan
Apr 7
12c
/..,31c
May
'
-71.75
4.15 May
35% May
1.95 May
Feb
29 %
975
Feb
1.10
1.60
90
43c
40c
44c
99,230
3.05
3.00
3.30
26,720
2.71
Apr
2.00
2.30
4,810
1.85
Apr
13%
13'/a '
1.60
Apr
4.60 Feb
42
42
42
805
a
100
13%
575
235
75c
1.30
4.00
3.70
1.07
1.07
500
12%
12%
13
2,245
3.20
*
•
Gas
Telephone
3.20
300
21c
21c
500
20
Ltd
20
21c
82
1
82
82
15c
17c
4.05 May
1.30 Jan
Feb
13%
Apr
Jan
18c
4.25
Jan
Mar
82
Jan
77
Jan
33c
May
lO'/aC Mar
16c
Jan
14 %c
5,000
19c
Feb
7 1.90 Jan
Aor
2.70
8,625
•
Mines
1.01
Feb
Jan
14
Jan
10
610
13c
Apr
May
4.00
May
2.40
2,100
15c
100
pfd
-
44
Jan
13
4.00
•
Natural
3.00
3.50
13%
13%
14
Apr
39
-
•
Jan
11
410
%
3.50
Feb
3.50
"
*
50
-•
Feb
72c
Mar
37c
Jan
36c,;
May
7 Vac Mar
1,350
_
-
May
2.70
2.23 Mar
18c
664,000
3.80
1.70
Jan
Jan
35% Jan
8,900
11,875
31c
3.80
i'
Jan
1.51
5c
116,478
May
1.34
Apr
1.18
"-'1,942
8c
7c
Jan
75c
II,000
40%
5%C
7c.
9%c Apr
7%c Apr
May
1.05
1,966
1.05
Oils
4c
14,700
2.11
5c
23c
Jan
Jan
Ontario
15 % May
9c
6c
6%C
4,500
5c
13%C
14c
2,000
11 %c
Jan
1.18
Jan
23c
Mar
6%c
May
Jan
Feb
1.55
1.25
1.25
1.28
6,878
15 %c
15 %c
17c
28,000
11'/2 c
Apr
Jan
2.10
1.95
2.10
30,450
1.55
Jan
2.10 May
55c
45c
55c
Jan
55c
Wu
9'/8
9%
—20
——-1
•
Class B preferred
Copper
*
36c
5,000
9% May
Jan
8% May
8%
8%
8%
8.30
8.10
8.45
23,210
3.10
3.40
400
12c
—I
May
7% Mar
7
100
29C
17%c Jar
665
'
1
Gold
Minerals
Ormsby
65c
Feb
10
Preferred
Orenada
Apr
13'/a
13 %C
Warrants
Opemlska
4c
45 %c
800
•
•
Malartic
Jockey Club common
O'Leary
Jan
7c
6,500
10,950
15'/a
9Qo
Oils
Okalta
56c
15'%
Mar
Gc
60c
"
57c
*
*
1
Rockland Gold
5.75
8.45 May
Feb
2.15
4.00 Mar
Jan
12,400
Feb
20c
Jan
2,000
11 %C 12 %c
lie
19c
Jan
33c
Apr
25c
Jan
36o
Jan
15%
29c
30c
7,500
Mines
_1
29 %c
28'/aC
30C
1
17%
17%
18%
4,651
Apr
20'/a Jan
Petroleums
28'%
27
28%
26% May
29 % May
Porcupine
*
•
58c
60c
Oils
10c
26 %c
Lake
Osisko
Pacific
Page Hersey Tubes new common
Pamour
Pan
Western
1
1
Amalgamated Mines
Parker Drilling
;
Pardee
Exploration Ltd
Pembina Pipeline common
common
Gas
Permo
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Jan
Pitch
8,600
21c
57,626
14c
Jan
May
88c
Mar
Prairie
8C
Apr
12c
Premier
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
12 34
12%
317
1.05
1.10
43.640
49c
65c
Jan
Jan
73c
45c
Jan
60c
Feb
24c
24c
28c
18,881
19c
Apr
28c
May
2.57
2.36
2.63
314.645
1.77
Jan
2.63
3.20
1.750
1.95
Jm
9 2"
3.15
3.15
1.75
Feb
Feb
'"r*:
v
55c
18,400
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
73c
77c
6,100
60o
Jan
90c
Jan
14,574
98c
Jan
1.18
1.65
6,000
5%c
10%
32c
15,000
2,125
4,600
1.05
Jan
8.00
10'/a
30
1,475
37c
2,700
36c
59%
Apr
5 4'/a
Jan
2.25
Jan
3.15
1.07
1,000
5.80
6.45
12,780
5.00
4.60
5.25
11,475
21 %c
35c
27,890
13c
Mar
1.19
3.900
70 n
.Tan
1.05
-
T
"■
Jan
5c
2.90 Jan
Jan
4.25 Jan
70c
3.80 Feb
»
t
Apr
Apr
Feb
26c
3.15
-1
Feb
1.73
7'/aC Feb
28% Apr
105
1.23
Jan
5c
150
1.15
Feb
1.05
32c
r--r
Jan
52c
3,300
••
40c
1.00
7,000
6.35
—
2.05
-1.05 Mar
Feb
3.35
Electric
n
25'/a Mar
Jan
25c
1.02
Prospectors Airways
~
70c
5%c
.20c
Mines
Feb
8'A May
8,636
3.25
Worrontt
Omvc
Apr
,
13,800
8,050
5%c
Dome
18c
27c
59%
Gold
East
200
Jan
Border
Uranium
9,050
1.55
May
21c
1.80
36c
—
Pronto
47,758
50c
May
Mar
62c
*
6% Feb
23
4.00 Jan
25c
1.10
Gold
Preston
1.10
1.70
50c
135
1.61
Columbia
Royalties
1.10 May
97c
23
9.90
Premium Iron Ore
1.45
3,975
—
Corn
Apr
1.13 May
50c
1.25
Rouyn
pnwor
President
2,499
7%
29%
Powell
Oil
16c
7
23
River
12c
16c
Feb
v
Jan
33c
Feb
60c
1.70
26c
1-00
52c
1
"
5c
British
Uranium
Powell
47% May
4,000
of
11 %c
Jan
13c
Oils
Feb
3.00 Jan
Jan
50c
Development
Ponder
Feb
100
28c
Gold
Ore
37 %c Jan
3.00
1
OH & Gas
Placer
3%c Jan
22,406
Apr
9c
17c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
Jan
2.70 May
18c
Feb
8,500
58c
30c
48c
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pioneer
5%C
May
Jan
4%c Jan
3.00
--
3
—
Minerals
&
5c
51c
62c
20c
48c
"
Mines
3,000
19%c
16c
7%
*
—
preferred
Oil
&
Gold
Perron
7c
Apr
1
1
1.25
•
Consol
PCE
Penmans
28c
4lc
-1
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
Paymaster
5%c
51c
26c
4,008
12,925
5,000
G'/aC
58c
1
Paramaque Mines
Farbec Mines
Jan
11c
•
6a
r
Jan
16c
35c
49,500
1.25"
5%c
"25c
23,300
*
""
13C
Jan
1.33 Jan
7c
1
11c
'
1
napp
5'/2C
•
22c
Apr
•
spp
14c
"i:i5
Feb
27c
Jan
16c
Mines
5c
10c
1.08
Milton Brick
2.55
13c
"35c
1.01
16 %c
Mines
46
10c
1.50
Uranium
3,225
15,000
34,300
2,45
V:
Gold
61C
245
-
Petroleums
53c 7
13c
9%c
t;
Lake
145
47%
•
i.
18c
48c
: 21c
O'Brien
18,100
70c
47
—
1
Industries Gas
28c
18c
.
2;48
\
Obaska
Jan
47
i
Mining
Warrants
3,200
:
1.60
Mines
11c
78c
Midrim
footnotes
7c
18c
2.55
*
1
1.07
Lake
20c
50
pfd
52c
Apr
Mar
r
1.16
28c
18c
4c
17,200
"
1.14
28c
V
Mar
•
For
26c
eb
1
22c
—
Milliken
Feb
8c
4t
18c
*
City
9,300
2734c
Mexican Light & Power com
Midcon Oil & Gas
Mill
18c
47c
•
1
Mines
Mining
Uranium
Mldwes1
15c
44c
26,050
250,640
1
Petroleums
Exploration
Mercury
May
Jan
•
Lake
Red
McMarmac
Mentor
65c
5c
•9% Feb
•
common
Porcupine
MedalliOD
Mar
5,250
—
Feb
100
Frontenac
Mclntyre
25c
734c
64c
1
Preferred
McKenzie
769,875
734c
834
May
7%
•
Consol
Maybrun Mines
McColl
150
1
common
-
Matachewan
3,500
2 0 34
8%
65c
•
1
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
8c
2 0 34
8%
48c
100
Martin-MrNeciv
Jan
22
7c
20 34
1
Oils
Mining Corp
Maritime
12c
18
7c
•
•
1
Mines
Mareon
6%C Mar
•
Ltd
21c 23% c
t.
Jan
Jan
18c
"16,000
8c
7c
22c
1.16
Jan. 7,:
Jan
May
1.15 Jan
2934
28,100
1,200
90c
29%
Mines
Uranium
7%c
6%c
5 Vac
1
Oka Rare Metals Mining
-1.10
1
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
;
> 4c
6%c
—
Nudulama
Ogama
6%C
7%c Mar
"
Maneast
8,000
735c
7 7c
—.1
Ocean Cement
3'Ac Mar
1
Goldfieids.
Magnet Cons
Majortrans
3.00
Jan
7"
Jan
.
103
Feb
1
Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Malartic
3.05
19c
—.——
Ontario
Norvalie
•
!—
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan
v
1
Mines
Macassa
8,024
25c
Uranium
Northland
2.30 May
Jan
81
±
Orange Crush
•
35c
35c
50
Northwestern Utilities
A
27 %c
1
——*
1
1
*
Northern Canada Mines
6c
9c
Ltd—.,
warrants
1957
Jan
Jan
8c
434c
preferred
Cos Class
lie
warrants
12c
9c
1st
Jan
l
Class A
Jan
434c
Class B
6c
40%
Common warrants
Northern
1
Loblaw
9,000
warrants
A
1.68 May
1
common
9%C
_1
Preferred
Jan
Mines
Groceterias
8%c
—1
—
Rankin—
95c
Mines
Long Lac Gold
7c
*0c
9%c"
,
67,825
Gold
Little
7
,7
—1
Mines
Northern
Gold
Loblaw
Apr
Jan
...1
—
—
Ltd
North Star Oil common
Feb
22% May
Apr
3c
22c
__1
Preferred
21% May
Lexindln
19%
535
2.21 May
4,200
—1
Oils—
Oils
Jan
Lencourt
1.50 Jan
1,800
10,800
*
Feb
50c
May
May'
Apr
5.00
6c
8c
North Canadian Oils oommon.;
19
6c
7
-22%
22C
Mines
Mines
Northspan
May
3.15
Jan
2.20
23c
May
27
Jan
—1
Exploration
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
Nortn
Feb
87
Jan
3.90
15c
26c
Jan
4.00
)
Warrants
Apr
May
3.40 May
Jan
80
Jan
24%
29c
.4
Mines
May
5,135
15%c
28c
-1
Normetal
11c
Apr
13% May
5%c
Mines
Nor gold
Norlartic
2334
22 v8
1.22
Mines
Gold
Noranda
Jan
l\c
13%
28c-
13c
Nisto Mines
Jan
22%
15%
•
1.97
12 %c
Nipissing Mines
Mar
Mines
Shore
Wasa
1.91
Mines
Rim
8c
40c
Feb
Jan
Jan
125
4.90
—1
Superior
70c
5c
10,100
2.06
36c
300
22,900
27
4.75
5%C
Senator .Rouyn_
73c
l,455i
18,300
22c
20c
26%
—
Rouyn Merger
Jan
55c
•
4.70
Minda-Scotla—
Feb
Mining
Lake
12
t
Mylamaaue
Jan
43c
82
11%
245
7
Manitoba
95c
7%c
—
540
13%
64
I,647*
"
Mlhes
27c
1.15
:
13%
13%
.^.1
Mines
Jason
2,700
1.78
3.25
83 34
Gold Mines
13%
:.50c
—
Mines
Kelore
Nickel
Jan
I
1
-
Mar
.—i
New.
Apr
8c
1
Mines
Osu
20c
•
Canada-—
of
Hosco
Newnorth
7% May
Jan
50c
76c
30,000
-A
h
—
Mlnes.
New
5% May
...
Lingman
Lake
La
Exploration.
Mines—
Debentures
Lake
&
23c
—1
New
2.49 Mar
Feb
Jan
40c
"
Oil
New
Fen
5c
6%c
—
21c
Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd
May
5%
735
24,300
-
55c
23%
15%
May
21c
.50e
1
New
400
42c
•
•
May
59c
Highrldqe Mining
New
May
.
15
1.90 Feb
1,500
6%c
1
66c
Apr
,20c
—
Explorations—
Newlund
Jan
..
Jan
May
Mines
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland Gas
Lake
Ltd
(John)
May
41c
—1
——:
Petroleum
Goldvue
Northcal
Labatt
57c
59,547
"
Dickenson Mines-
New
Feb
4,000
8c
1
-
Minerals
15,174
59c
...
Mines
New
Jan
6,500
100"
71% May
66c
—1
—;
New
Jan
17c
Jan
Apr-
Apr
69%
I25C
——
New
Jan
10%e Jan
16
49c
22%
Mines
Davies
New
May
9c
-1
Warrants
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Klrkland
—
Calumet
New Gas
Feb
1.38
Apr
Apr.
May
.A
Chamberlain Petroleum
New Fortune
Jan
>89c
77c
57c
Jan
May
15c
250
Apr
14%
4,600
10%
62c
67%
1.29 May
19c
May
23%
Jan
66c
5%c
Continental
New
Apr
.
13c
7,500
"
;
"V
Feb
7
50
'
Uranium
Labine
New
45% May
1.40 Mar
25,000
_
6%c
1
1
Jan
9% Jan
34
r
Apr
59c
Mines
New
Jan
45,425
5%
6%c
10%
Apr
Jan
15%
•
18c
"
Petroleum
New Delhi
Feb
66,000
2.10
.
5%
Mines.
68%
*
Hosiery Mills class B
Bidlamaque Gold
New
47% May
,32c
27 %
16
20c
New Bristol Oils
New
'
Kenville
15%
New Harrlcana
5%
6%c
Jan
21% May
77% Mar
Jan
May
50
"
'
"Mar
52c
72c
—20
Alger Mines
New
Jan
2,000
15
51c
24c
2.10
5%
68c
34
—1
Mines
New Athona Mines
.3.25 Mar
36%
».
2,100
lie*
1
Canada——:
3,737
1,050
.17,917
26c 26Vic
15
48c
2.05
Warrants
..
:.
16%
Feb
9%
New
Jan
Jan
69 %
Nealon
Feb
7%
31% Feb
18 %c Jan
7,900
23c
2.10
—•
20
4.25
15%
Jan
1
National Steel Car
Nesbitt
Apr
Feb
-
42c
•
J.
Apr
.; 2.50
-129,600
'. A A 150
10c
5%
Kelly Douglas-class Al..——
.
15
.
50
13c
1.30
78c
\ 51c
1
•
15#
225
1,925
1 19,619
-.13,139
10
45%
12%
1.29
1.70
9%c
5%
.2,702
12c 13%c
--
—
.
.
-
70% 73%
45% 46%
25c:
30c
2.70 Jan
.1,725
46c 46%c 21% 21%
73%
46%
200
1,195
163.00
46c
21%
1
Mines
:::
.
20o
-•
I
—
A
'■i-
Jan
-
1
Explorations Ltd.
Grocers preferred
National
52% Feb
47%i;
4.00-
Creek
"
Jan
20
"
32% May
Jan
Jan
•
common
Minerals
National
Jan
6.75
Corp
Works—
Wright Iron_
National
6% May
10r
Locomotive
68C
.
•*
Feb
8c
12%
-400
24%
10%
68c
Jan
26'/a
-.
•
34
34
23%
10%
16
1
Porcupine
National
14 3 8 May
'
Jan
34
12c
200
21,500
...
.
34
24%
Jan
10c
11% May
Jan
6%c Apr
30,500
13
•
10%
1
National Drug & Chemical common. —8
Preferred
—5
Apr
43 % May
6c
13
33%
9.10
2,038
7c
High
'
7%c Jan
3,000
12c 13 %c
13
34
*
Corp
Nama
Apr
49 %
1
of
Feb
12%
Mt
12c
■
Multi
80
25
I
Kelvinator
38%
200
9
Feb
210
Jowsey-Mining Co Ltd_-^
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
—:
i
Feb
49
9,277
7,515
_.*
-1
25c
.1
-«.l
Ltd.
Publishing
49%
9.65
(1939).
Tonsmlth
Jan
6% Jan
40
Moore
Feb
1.21 May
52%
Mines.j.
Joliet-Quebec
37
32%
Joburke
Journal
Jan
10c
6%c
*
;
Montreal
May
Jan
43%
609
7c
26
77c
32
9.45
Jelllcoe Mines
"
Apr
Jan
52%
47
'
<
25%
Moneta
May
1
Low
11%
*
A
class
B
Warrants
10c
6%c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
10%
"III
,
Brewery
Molybdenum
Mar
25c
Mines
10c
11%
Containers class A
Class
4.65 Mar
Apr
1,125
1
Walte Mining
Gold
!
-•
-
Irish Copper Mihes-Li
Iron Bay= .Mines
Minerals
6%C
30%
15c
80
48
9
77
41%
14%
6%
40%
13%
6%
41
13%
common
Interprovincial Bldg Credits—
nCer^HOVinchil: Pipe lUne.^.—
Investors Syndicate class-A~-
Jaye
77
47
4,800
Ore
Modern
44% May
1,981
■
international TfcanWick*Ltd^-.
Jeanette
8%
—
—20
-
v
International Petroleum
>..
26
1.10
Mining-—
1
International Bronze Powders pfd—25
.uternatidnal
190
50
50
50
47%
•
3.90
V%
&%
common.
—_J_
Preferred
■
Feb
46
fnspiratlon
Jack
41
Apr
common.*
——
Inland Natural' Gas
"
Molsons
Feb
-—
.(John)" & Cof.
Warrants
Min
19% May
29% Feb
9.65
Corp Ltd
-
"
'
20% May
Apr
Jan
3.05
1
"
■
Apr
13%
39%
10
$2.25 preferred
Inglls
14
1,030
,
$2.75 preferred
•
Feb
25%
380
5,625
20
r
Gold
Accent
Warrants
'
4.50
41%
18
21c '
26
.
'
"•■8,724
44%
——*
10
Imperial Oil
—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.8
6% preferred
4.86%
'
22,803
1Q3a
28To
4.15
40%
17%
Imperial Life Assurance
Lake
20%
27V\
44%
1
Mtge %
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment .class A-
Industrial
23%
•
Mindamar Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
2.05 May
Jan
—'
Oils
& Erie
Indian
2.05 May
20%
4.30
41%
18
21c
26
•
Smelting
&
Bay Oil
Humber
100
4,215 '
.
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
•
Mining
Bay
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co preferred;—
Huron
Low
2.05
23%
18%
!»3
Friday
50
—
Mining
Hudson
2.05
22'A
MAY
Range Since Jan.1
High
183ft
19
common-^-—28%
Paper
Preferred
Hudson
19%
.
^
•
Howard Smith
Hoyle
23
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Ltd—
Co
Class A
pjocc
—
WEEK
for Week
Range
Low
*
8
class A
Consol
tiuihugei
Par
>'*
FOR
Sales
*
"
fr) »•
36c
Apr
Jan
Mar
35
46c
Jan
60 % Mar
3.55 May
10c
3.95
Feb
Jan
1.07 May
6.45 May
5.25 May
73c
Jan
1.33 May
1
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'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1953
%44 --(-2372)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Sale Price
1
.
Mines—
Metallurgical
Quebec Manitou
DftH/Wt/V
Quebec
r
12c
14C
16C
8.75
9.10
2,146
41c
21c
;
1.64
600
60c
82,100
1.25
1.30
8,875
13
13
13
195
43c
45c
5,400
13c 17%c
53,800
38c
56,871
Jan
1.25
Jan
24c
1.00 Jan
Mar
11
31c
Apr
"-V -9c:Jan
9%
71c
May
Jan
1.35
May
54c
May
17 %C May
44c
Jan
36c
30c
28c
Feb
10 %C
10 %c
11c
44,666
9c
Apr
29 %c
13%
14%
23,024
12%
Jan
°14% May
100
99%
100
1,325
98
Jan
10c
10c
3,625
60%
60 %
60%
5,080
Lioo
—
14%
.1
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
Royalite Oil common
Ru'ssell Industries
..10
—
Jan
6c
Mar
53
4.60
4.55
4.65
7,555
3.15 Mar
10%
10%
12%
5,632
10% May
11%
9%
11%
16,370
9c
9c
10c
1,000
13
12%
13
5,000
12
97
97
75
95
60c
63c
•
common
preferred
—
Maurice
Michael
Jan
100
} Universal Products
Uranium Mines Ltd
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
13c
May
64%
Feb
4.70 May
14%
Jan
11% May
7
Feb
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
99
85c
Jan
14c
Jan
Mar
47c
Apr
9c
5,000
8c
May
18%
19
2,680
13%
Jan
19% May
37%
8c
9c
4,800
Class B
Warrants
36%
37%
430
27
Jan
39
31%
31
31%
1,110
25%
Jan
6.30
6.75
925
3.30
Jan
May
Oils
62C
62c
69c
Apr
72c
12 %c
14c
7,800
58,800
40c
13c
9c
Mar
18c
Apr
78c
60c
78c
15,500
50c
Jan
78c
1
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarnia Bridge
May
13% Jan
May
15%
Feb
15%
15%
115
1.93
2.00
6,520
1.69
Jan
2.35 Mar
5.70
—•
•
15%
1.95
*
50o
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinlgan Water & Power com
Class A preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
5.20
5.75
7,370
4.10
Jan
5.75 May
25 %
—
25%
1,500
24
Jan
26% Mar
45%
25%
50
453, a
45
43%
Apr
45% May
30c
Apr
40c
Feb
Apr
Jan
4.65
Jan
-1
.
Ventures
Class B
Slater
Vulcan
Slocan
Van
Souris
&
Ltd
35c
700
4.50
19,055
3.90
1,320
21%
Westburne
Rights
—
1,695
21
Nickel
Bros
10c
4.000
82c
25.944
17c
Jan
39c
Apr
_*
15c
% 80c
85c
13,900
65c
Feb
85c
May
1.80
1.86
2,650
15%c
1.84
2.00
2.10
10.550
1.50
Naco
Weston
4
2nd
Jan
11
Feb
Woodward
21
May
G4c
3,700
54c
Apr
95c
1.10
3,560
85c
Feb
1.70 Mar
18
18
18
350
Jan
18% May
Yankee
5%c
5%c
1,000
4c
Jan
7c
Apr
Yellorex
Mines
10c
10c
700
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
Yellowknlfe
42%
43
340
38
Jan
43
17C
7,250
13c
Apr
23c
5
May
7%
Jan
1.50 May
2.50
Feb
43
15c
700
100
20c
24c
33,200
16c
Jan
26c
Feb
20c
5,849
17c
Jan
25c
39%
2,270
33%
Jan
300
2.58
3,925
71c
71c
75c
7,700
11c
694,000
5%c
9c
13%
2.85
65c
93c
11c
29
280
24%
Jan
58%
4,183
45%
Jan
10c 11 %c
10c
10%
Iron
Works
25,500
4c
Jan
10%
19,910
8.30
Feb
102% 102%
100
9.80
11c
12c
7,500
5c
5c
500
Feb
97
Jan
9c
4%c
Apr
1.80 May
1.80
1.80
15c 15 %c
1,300
6c
6%
A
12 %c
Finance
class
A
preferred
Trans Canada Exploration
Trans Canada Pipeline
Mountain
Transcontinental
Oil Pipe Line
Resources
Oil
Pipeline
Tribag
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
May
95
May
10%
5,745
6,65
Jan
10% May
Jan
106% May
103
106
216
70c
18,800
66c
Apr
84c
Mar
45c
45c
200
30c
Feb
45c
21,500
13c
Apr
24c
Apr
Feb
2,500
5c
Jan
6e
7.357
12c
-
Mar
2
6%c Jan
'
20c
Jan
7%
*
Jan
Jan
12,041
100
26%
27%
745
26%
Apr
31%
12%
12%
1,200
'10%
Jan
12% May
1.40
1.44
11,200
Apr
1.70 Feb
10c
Mar
14%C Jan
6c
Mar
10c
5,100
lie
13c
36,100
7c
7 V2C
1.05
1.17
2,000
51.550
7c
7c
4,500
38c 42 %c
15V2C
16c
115,000
10C
12c
7c
1.12
-
; %
1
•
4lc
15 %c
1
Zulapa Mining
Toronto Stock
-
3.15 May
1.22
4.00 Mar
Jan
15c
(>9c
May
Be
5%c Jan
Apr
1.20 May
Jan
3%c Jan
8c
May
1,500
Jan
48c
Apr
IIV2C Apr
25c
Apr
16 %c
5%
4,300
4
1.94
6%
4,650
Mar
Jan
102 %
Exchange—Curb Section
Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Prices Shown
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prlee
Apr
May
Asbestos
Bulolo Gold Dredging
6 % May
28%
1,985
3.80
3.80
3.90
525
3.00
Canada & Dominion Sugar
—wl*
,23%
23%
24%
1.040
22%
22%
22%
110
1—i
4-
27
27
100
16%
16%
16%
*
42%
42 V2
42 %
Canadian Bronze common
l.oo
Jan
1.99
Jan
Canadian
General
4.60
4.60
100
3.00
Apr
4.60 May
Canadian
Industries common.
18%
18%
19%
6,560
15%
Jan
19% May
Canadian
Ingersoll
4.15
4.15
100
2.60
Jan
4.40 May
Canadian
Marconi
1.12
1.15
1,600
1.01
Feb
1.27 Jan
24
23%
24
250
19%
Feb
24
89c
83c
90c
24,250
45c
Jan
95c
May
75c
80c
7,100
38c
Feb
88c
May
9
9
9
200
8
Jan
9
Apr
1.76
1.92
1.25
1.23
1.30
3,371
51c
51c
55c
27,200
34c
Feb
6,200
70c
Mav
1.28
3.00 May
3.25
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
1.92 May
1.41 Mar
60c
May
70c
43%
*
75c
3.00
7c
3.00
200
7c
27 %c 27 Vac
11,000
5c
Mar
1,000
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
44
May
6c
42%
43%
1,206
38%
Feb
395
17
Feb
20
May
27%
28
145
24
Jan
30
Mar
8%c
8%C
8%c
1,300
20
*
20
7%c Jan
12c
Jan
•
38%
38%
38%
355
31%
Jan
37
37
175
32
Feb
38
92
92
92%
100
86
Jan
1.02
98c
1.08
10,200
67c
Jan
1.08 May
i
27
27
27%
3,412
20 "4
Jan
•
57%
56%
59%
6.689
40
*
17 %e
-'
Rand-i
17 %c
19c
3,200
13c
Jan
29%
63
19c
May
23%
23%
950
4.90
4.70
4.90
6,450
23c
24c
1,900
16c
Jan
25c
Feb
16c
Jan
22c
May
>
18 %c
18 %c
21c
7,500
*
4.85
4.55
4.85
5,600
3.20
Jan
Apr
Feb
4.45 Mar
20%
Jan
"23% May
21
Apr
25
Jan
841
15
Mar
60
42
% May
Co
Preferred
25
5.75
72
17%
420
15%
80
80
40
78
26
26
26
25
19%
■»
20
20
20
15
18
93
46
84% Jan
Inc
Ontario
965
106
2,469
25%
26%
450
31
31
31%
494
3.10
27
104
.
_•
Flour common..
26%
1,265
—1
_
_
_
—
3.00
3.00
*
Pat© Consolidated Gold Mines
Bros
27%
94 %
25%
-.5
__2.50
Paper
33 %
38%
40
693
69c
72c
22,300
—
1
Consolidated Gold Corp
—
Feb
Jan
45
Feb
2.65
Feb
93
-
Apr
27 v2 Mar
Jan
7.50
—€
Loblaw
Minn &
Yukon
392
17%
Products
Paper common—_
International Utilities
Price
72%
17 %
1
International
Ogllvie
2,470
50
——-
Steel
Hayes
500
34
*
(1956)
of Canada
26%
17%
1.90 Mar
2:35
33
Paper
Gaspe Copper Mines
34
Mar
28
Jan
60
Feb
73
Apr
18%
Jan
80
May
26
May
21
Jan
,
Apr
Jan
93% May
27 % May
21%
Jan
75
Jan
21%
Jan
May
26% May
'
26
Jan
32% May
!
Feb
'
2.50
Jan
106
3.60
34%
Jan
42% Mar
54c
Jan
74c
May
t
No par
a
Odd lot sale (not Included In
value.
year'i
d Deferred delivery sale (not
In year's
e
included
range).
Ex-Iiquldating dividend.
(IJn) Admitted to unlisted trading
Cash sale (not included In year's
wl When issued,
x
range)
Ex-divldend.
y
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price. •
r
;
wd When delivered,
range).
Apr
4.85 May
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
Feb
23%
4.00
Mar
Jan
2.30
•
Feb
•
18%
32
May
*
__Il
27% May
33
----1
Dominion Glass common—
Dupont
92 % May
l
Consolidated
Investments-
38% May
37
100
% MAr
High
6% May
Jan
28%
——
575
1.35
5
30
Corn
1.56
1.08
Low
1.100
5%
Feb
1.35
16,600
Range Since Jan. 1
High
#
Jan
Jan
Shares
5Vs
5%
8
—
•
Apr
19c
for Week
Range
'.J*
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
8c
2.35
Sales
Week's
of Prices
r.ow
Par
17c
•
4 V2%
Metal
Zenmac
11% Mar
1.76
l
Class B
29
Jan
5.50
*
.—1
Yukeno Mines
1.15
10
'
class
Mines
'
•
Elevators
Jan
87 %
•
3,95
20c
58 % May
1
Towagmac Exploration
Bear
29 % May
55
■*
Toronto
Jan
21V2
200
20%
12%
.
May
4%c Mar
28%
•
Toronto
21%
2,155
3.95
——-1
•
Jan
29
Thompson
Bank
28% May
'<>
29
95
13 %c 15 %c
—1
Oil
——
Apr
Apr
1.75
1
Mines
Feb
1.55
4.95
•
Zinc—
&
Jan
25o
Dominion
Lead
Yale
Jan
1.25
Jan
Mar
10
1
Paper
Apr
Apr
2.10
Jan
1.14
57%
Thompson-l nndmark
Prairie
2.40
2.50
12% Jan
45c
80c
Mines
,27% May
Jan
1-40
•
5
A———-—
class
Ltd
Jan
40c
May
85c
94
6c
5%
•
Wright-Hargreaves
15c
25
Apr
1.90 Mar
39% May
.1
Temagami Mines
Texas Calgary
6c
14c
5,400
2.45
Feb
19c
37%
"
—
Apr
Jan
5%
1.50
19c
•
Pearson preferred
Hughes Gold
Trans
May
39 %
1
Mines
8%c Mar
Apr
5
21c
trust
Triad
16
1.50
5
——
*
;
31
15c 16 %c
;
Canuck
5%c
*
Gold
Feb
Jon
Feb
105
15%c
1
.
Indus class A
61c
76c
Ltd
Mines
&
Oils
Winnipeg & Central Gas
61c
1.56
Gold
Windfall
,
Larder
Winchester
1.10
1
Industries
1
1
Wiltsey Coghlan
130
_•
common
15%
Mar
8c
68c
-
————-.—
3,405
Warrants
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Jan
Jan
9%
105%
70c
100
1
preferred
Warrants
16% Mar
4.75 May
2»«"4
■v
95
10%
Warrants
21
I
Mines;
Apr
28
'HI
;
100-
—
—
100
1.10
27%
28%
•
preferred
7,000
"l.Ol
1.05
.
•
1.
T»
% Ye
•
class A
(Geo;
(-Macs
5.666
27c
27%
1.60
1.75
27%
26c
preferred
Petrol—
Grocers
Western
1.75
25c
27%
1
1
Warrants
Western
20
Petroleum
Decalta
Western
10%
1
1
Exploration
7c
1.90
Jan
8c
2.00
1.60
Jan
-20c
Feb
1.50
14%
•
—•
1
Warrants
20 Vo
1
Propane common
1.99 Mar
Jan
Jan
5c
13
15 %C
100
Superior
2,400
1.65
ll%cMay
30
21
_*
Sunburst
3.000
40
10%
29% May
_•
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
6c
731
17c
._1
-
8,428
13C 15 %C
2,612
3,000
Jan
May
—•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg Preference
Jan
12c
10c
8C
(John)
__1
Steel of Canada
Jan
•23c
.30C
30
Wood
1
Gas
dan
4.00 May
Apr;
Apr
14%
Apr
8,420
Toronto
6%c Mar
2.10
8c
20c
10,880
common
18c
10c
*
Jan
13
Cons
1.000
30c
Canada Breweries
13c
78c
8 ted man
11,700
20c
'
•
Copper
17c
1.60
Starratt
4.00
20c
3.95
Alexander
13
&
1,200
30
Products
Western
Wood
70c
Oil
13c
9.170
3.75
;
6.60 Mar
29% May
.1.885
11 Vac Il%c
13%
Westeel
Western
Apr
(1.51
Stan well
Jan
Jan
81 ac Jan
5.9(|
29%
1.75
82c
Jan
3.65
30
♦
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
May
1.42
*55c;
5.15 Apr
24% Mar
5.70
287b
5.85
29%
<-'■
1.68
6 7/
~+
Materials
2.00 Mar
29
Mar
38c
*
Jan
13
Trans
3.500
1
23c
75c
Traders
47c
Mines
1,600
1.57
Tomblll
45 %c
1
Malartic
19,588
•
Tiara
May
Maygill Gas Oil
70c
*
Teck
1.15
West
4.75
1
Taylor
14,700
West
2914
Uranium Corp
Voting
1.24
May
1.50 May
5%c
68c
Radio
Taurcanls
Jan
1.15
1.2Q
Oil & Gas-
Canadian
West
4.70
_30c
Warrants
Tamblyn
24%
i
:
28%
Stanielgh
Sylvanite
25
Jan
—1
Ltd
Oil
68c
Standard
Swlison
440
29
May
5.00
———"——
Petroleums
4.75
*
Mines
Stand Paving &
Sullivan
1.50
-•
1
1
4.—-
Ltd
Werner Lake Nickel-—.
Wespac
29%
.1
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona
5.00
•
•
Pyrite Copper
30
1
Oils
Union
Feb
10c
26
Jan
4.25
29
:
Knapp Canada
Weedon
29%
*
Warrants
Jan
21
1.50
common..
Petroleums
Wayne
Webb
&■ Wt
(G
•
Spartan Air Services common
5c
3,720
'
Walker
4.35
—•
Southern
26
Feb
Mar
79c
"
4.70
—
Mines—
Amulet
Walte
•
*
Valley Oil
33% May
Jan
'
1
Southam
Feb
58c
8.994
24
:A
—1
^
10%
Rol
14
,•
,
—,
Oils
29%
A—
common
2.85
12
*
—*
class
Manufacturing
D
8c
Jan
Apr
Apr
23%
-
-
895
„
Victoria & Grey Trust:
Violamac Mines
50c
Mines—,
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
K
8,666
70c
7c
Apr
15c
Jan
1.63
67C
Jan
4 00 Mar
Mar
10
Viceroy Mfg class A
1
8i8Coe
S
6,700
26
1
Mines
Dairies
33
Ltd
4.00
——
Quebec
Standard
Silver
Silverwood
32
(ic
r
May
8c
51%
''
•
trust
Miller
Silver
790
-1
Explorations Ltd—
1
§icks Breweries
Mines
35C
.50c
——
Gordon
Voting
139,455
14
G9C
Mines
Vandoo Consol
Willroy Mines
Sigma
2.38
7.50 May
1
1
Gold.
22
•
May
33% May
6.65
Preferred
Sherrltt
2.23
-
Apr
28% May
3.40 Feb
40,000
13%
44
530
12c
32%
-2
:
:
Upper Canada
Jan
19
62c
1
1
•
25
25
Gas
St
Rainbow
3.75
•
fit
River
—
—
Corp
Antonio
■
Jan
1
_»
3.75
8%c
Feb
13
Apr
5%c Jan
162' ^
12c
1
.
United Steel Corp
Apr
1.64 May
8,260
14.
Jan
1.18
760
8c
2.30
Feb
10c
16%
22
45%
*
United Oils
6%c Jan
Jan
3.75
Hill
Keno
Mountauban
_50o
Consol Mines
Lawrence
55c
1.28
United Fuel Inv class B pfd'
United
Apr
1.60
,
-25
Feo
7.05
Jan
25%
-
United
Feb
4,700
21c
Jan
4.90
80
7c
; 21
8c
82% May
37c
3,000
'
44
—1
Jan
.7,625
6.85
28%
22'
—
9% Mar
66
9.909
Mar
Jan
8%
*
Jan
7
13,275
1
—-
9.10 May
81o
900
85c
—
Mines
Estella
United
Jan
35c
8%
16 %c
8%C Mar
iJt
6.30
28 %
6.75
_
Ltd class A
15c
Feb
7%c
43c
Jan
Apr
84c
57c
7.50
17c
17c
7%c
8%
Jan
13c
35c
1
Can Ltd—.
Ryanor Mining
Feb
19 %C
Asbestos
United Corps
Class B
Jan
1,000
7%c
1
1.55
25%
56c
84c
IIIi
Jan
Jan
3,600
44c
2lC
44c
•»;
7,041
12c
11c
-1
Ltd
Preferred
70c
9,635
lie
.1
Apr
■1
Jan
8%
580
38c
Jan
2«e
43,250
76%. 82%
19c 19 %c
82
Mining Corp
United
Jan
6.15
36c
8%
Acceptance 2nd pfd.
of Canada.
Gas
Union
Jan
10c
20c
20
r
'
16c
.1
—
class A
Silk
(A V)
Scurry
2,694
10c
23,675
25
4.85 May
4,300
1.10
*
Pete
Sand
13c
92c
24%
1.08
»
8%
Atnabasca Uranium—
Roche Mines ,
—
Rockwin Mines
San
Jan
7,000
2,385
.1
Rix
5r/o
Apr
6c
2,000
27c
7c
1
.
Uranium
Riverside
St
22c
Union
High
Low
High
32 c
34c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
.1
Mines-
8hawkey
Union
5.00
I
iVUUeb
Rexspar
Rowan
i*eD
Mar
9.10
Rich well
Roe
50c
47c
4.85
—
Grip & Batten
Rocky
Jan
6%c
1
Mines
34c
4.85
24%
Explorations
Reef
10,700
6%c
1
_
Uranium
Mines..
Rainville Mines Ltd
Renabie
Mar
1
Radiorr
rvajiUCk
-
7c
1
'
Natural Gas—
S^UVVUUWU
Queenston Gold •*——— ■
Mines.
Quemont Mining ——
Quonto Petroleum —
44c
26C
1
Quebec
Rapid
41c
43c
1
Ultra
16 %c May
1,333
16c
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
High
14c
—1
Quebec Ascot Copper
t^ucuec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop
Queoec Lithium Corp—
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
MAY «3
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
privileges.
Apr
Volume-187
Number 5745
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(23?»>
■
J
■
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
May 23
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from
the National Association of
not represent actual transactions.
Securities Dealers, Inc., and
They are intended as a guide to the
other selected
sources.
range within which these securities
They do
or bought (indicated
could have been sold
by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
(Indicated by the "bid">
Origin of any .quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
which have a wide national
composed of securities
distribution.
•
•
-
Industrials and Utilities
'
Par
"
v.
Aerovox Corp.
Air Products Inc
Bid
1
Commercial
3%
29%
5
Barge
23
Line_5
American Express Co
2
.
Aztec
Oil A
Bayless
Bell A
(A
Hoover Co
14%
15%
Brush Beryllium Co
11%
Castings
5
11%
12 %
29%
/
42
10
10%
31%
33%
44%
■
21%
47
%•
23 Va
6%
1
-
35
5%
&
Gas
Co__3%
19
&
Gas
Co—10
34%
7%
9%
11
38%
24
%
5%
20 Va
36%
5
14%
15%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co
10
38 Va
41 Va
24%
6
10
Central Vt Pub Serv
Corp
6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33 %c
Common class B
33%c
•
Clinton
1
Engines Corp
22 %
5%
19 %
5
14
—.1 '
Inc
2%
20%
20
9%
1
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
24 Va
17%
5%
18%
1
Class B common
Colonial Stores
23
39
16%
1
Coastal States Gas Prod
Radio Co A com
Collins
,25%
21
36
.
*
5%
10%
15 Va
13%
30%
44%
19%
21%
14%
15%
26
5
14%
28 %
41%
;
28
"
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
—1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
'Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
6%
1%
vtg—1
.—1
16%
8%
9%
10 %
11%
29%
31%
44%
41
5
Common Ltd vtg
21%
15 %
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—1
Cross Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Cutter Laboratories com
9%
10%
9%
T:
10%
Danly Machine Specialties
5
6%
Darling
1
8%
(L
A)
Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Dentists' Supply Co of
r
f
>
:
'
7%
2%
20
Consol
Freightways
2.50
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
7Va
10
1
12%
13%
N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
27%
29%
14%
16 Va
16%
Detroit Internat
Bridge Co..—1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
Inc
1
Du
Mont
Broadcasting
18
-13
45 %
10
21 %
56%
Corp
1
Freight Sys—1
28%
30%
15%
16%
Securities Co
:_5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
16%
17%
1
90
94%
5
30
Interstate
Bakeries
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Class
A
common
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co
Southern.
Utilities
Jack
&
Heintz
Jamaica
Jefferson
Corp*
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser Steel
2%
3
28 %
30
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
Inc
Inc
34%
37%
2
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
6%
7%
2
11%
12%
50c
Eastern Utilities Associates—10
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
El
Paso Electric
Co
9%
*
34 %
9%
Oil
4%
16'/8
17%
34
50c
Kendall Co_
16
Kenna metal
Inc
.10
Kentucky Utilities
Co
10
Ketchum Co Inc—.
Keystone Portland Cem
6%
43%
Assn.100
10
2.50
1
1
Gas
Corrugated
Paper.10
•
Packing
Service
Co
Co
General Crude Oil Co
2%
General Gas Corp
2.50
Gen Telep
(Calif)
5%
pfd—20
Gen Telep Co of the
Southwest
5%% preferred
20
Gfant
Green
Portland
'A
P>
Cement
Co
1
Mach Tool Co_2
Fire
Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
59
62
65%
25%
27%
13%
15
&
Blower
Clark
25
13
1
3%
1
60
6%
1
19 Va
20
Bank
18%
*
22%
16
47%
16%
18
Industries
Corp
3
lc
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine A
Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
2%
15%
12%
30%
7
7%
22%
23%
24%
27'A
29%
27%
29%
8%
9%
29
31%
6%
15'A
3Va
4
20
22
7%
16 %
8%
17%
26%
5%
5
5%
30%
Co
Mountain Fuel Supply
30%
30%
32%
l
7%
19'A
21%
27%
5
13%
21%
25
25%
27%
29%
20%
21%
23%
24%
12
13
18%
20
19%
21
11%
12%
1
3%
4%
1
5
Serv
Co—•
11%
12%
10%
11%
70
74%
43
45%
1
-3Ve
3%
3
17%
18%
Miss River Prod—10c
•
Pabst Brewing Co
5%
11
6%
12
;
40%
43'A
25
26%
10
Phlla.10
(Savannah)
33%
35
38
37'A
»A
40%
64%
68 Va
298
58
62%
76
80%
36
38'A
89
92%
42
26%
42%
45%
78
81%
75
79%
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
First Bk
Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk A
Tr
Co (Camden N J)
First National Bk
(Atlanta)
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore
First Natl Bank of Boston
First Natl Bk of
Bk
Bank
of
First
First
Sulphur Co—70c
18%
19%
21
22 »/2
15%
1
16 Va
10
26%
28'A
25
27
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
8%
9%
27%
29%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
•
24
27%
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
5 Va
5%
10
61
65
.10
28
Permanente Cement
Gas
A
9
.5
16%
18"
17%
19%
16%
50c
18
Warner A Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co*—
—1
19%
4£
21%
5
•
**
35-
37%
13 %r
14%
19%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp.
*_!•
Watson Bros
Transport "A"—1
West Point
45%
18
5%
Manufacturing
Co—5
Co—10
6%
13%
14%
35%
37%
46%
Western Lt A
Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
15%
16%
7.50
37 Va
39%
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
—
44"
10c
7
5
*
Wood Conversion Co
14%
12%
13%
27 Va
29
11%
5
Wurlitzer Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
12%
10
7%
7%
2a%
l
31 y8
11
Zapata Off-Shore Co
7%
13%
Williams Bros
1
Wisconsin Power A
Light Co..10
»>»
BOO
0%
7%
Coke Co——19
19 %
20%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
20 %
21%
Producing Properties Inc
10c
34%
36%
QY*
22
24 Va
10
32
34%
10
50
53
69%
72%
12%
Bank
First Natl Bk
of Dallas—10
(Jersey City)—25
360
Companies
31%
33%
59%
25
58%
63
20
63
66 %
64%
67%
Trust Co
of St Louis
City Bank <N Y)—20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
(Phila)
.10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
.10
Franklin Natl Bk (Franklin
Square N Y)
9
Hanover
Harris
24%
26%
Hartford
32
35 Va
Bk—15
Bank
of New
20
York—10
Hudson
7%
17%
18%
Pub
17%
26 Va
18%
28%
Pub Serv
21V8
18%
22%
2'0%
5
16%
17%
8erv Co of New Hamp
5
Co of New Mexico—5
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
1
P'fniator Products
1
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
17 Va
5
17%
44%
47
31%
Providence R 1
10
Industrial Trust Co
(Phila)—6
frying Trust Co (N T)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk
&
Ask
43%
10
Trust
83%
88'A
26%
31JA
28%
33%
Tr Co (N Y)—10
A Traders
43%-
45%
22%
24%
Co
(Buffalo)
5
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Freeport <N Y)
8
Mellon Nalt Bk As Tr Co
(Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)..25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y)—100
Bank
10%
343A
(N Y)__ 10
Long Island Trust
Manufacturers
Manufacturers
18'
32%
Tr
(Phila)
of Detroit
10
of Westchester .5
National
Bank
City Bank
Cleve)..16
•
National Commerce Bank A
Trust t Albany N Y)
Natl Newark A Essex
Co
(N J)
7.80v
18%
123
129
60%
64
43Vi
273
20
47 V4
284
53
56%
19%
21 %
66%
71
26
28%
Banking
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston.12%
Natl state Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston) .100
New York Trust Co <N
Y) ..*-25
Northern Tr Co
(Chicago)—100
Tr
&
Sav
Natl
Bk
Bk &
<
Chic) —20
Tr Co—10
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com «N Y>10
For
footnotes
see
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
9
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A Trust
(Phila)
20
preceding
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of Now York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
St Louis Union Trust Co
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
32
34%
26%
28%
47
«N
Y)
5
State Bank of
55%
59%
44%
47%
43
46%
34%
79%
83
415
54%
58
15%
163/4
37%
39%
43%
46%
50
127
53%
141
37%
40%
62%
65%
17'%
19%
7%
(New
70%
8
74%
74
77%
73
77%
27
29%
46%
49%
20%
22
10
41
44
29
Albany
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr
42%
45%
10
21
22%
Co
York)
50%
Trade Bk A Tr Co (N Y)
81%
Trust Co of New Jersey
42 Va
44%
Union Bank of Commerce
86
90%
32%
34%
78
•
48
52%
2%
(Cleveland)
Union Tr
United
Co
8%
10 ya
10
of Maryland
Co—
41%
44%
10
39%
42%
24%
26%
States Trust
(Boston)
10
15%
17
United
32
Y1..20
70%
73%
35%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arls)-B
35'A
38
18%
29%
Bid
40%-
Industrial Natl Bank of
370
55%
Natl
A Trust
16
7V4
W.
32 %
-10
29%
26%
Natl
Paterson
7%
11%
17%
.10
Chicago—*100
First Natl
14%
26'A
24%
14%
10%
24%
38
Trust
29%
Bottlers—1
31%
-10
Federation Bk A Tr Co
(NY) .10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co .10
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
.20
Federal
12 Va
Portland
Corp.
171
13%
1
29
162
27%
26%'
4%
39%
National
.50
5
1
8
(N Y)
Co
(Newark
First
24%
4%
3?"
A Iron
Pair Mills Inc
National
25
10
Empire Trust Co
36%
General
of
(Paterson N J)
6%
Pepsi-Cola
Bk
County Trust Co (White
Plains N Y)
11 Va
28 %
12%
Co
260
34 Va
26%
64
38%
Light Co—6%
Corp
69'A
36
Pacific Power A
Indus
66%
60 %
10
31/2
Tool
10
51%
7 Va
Hannifin
20%
22'A
52%
2%
American
19
50
6%
Parkef
302
49
•
Pan
38%
37 Ya
314
(NY)-12%
First Natl
Co
36%
33%
iN
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1
Pacific Far East Line. J
5
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"—90c
Pendleton
2%
Valley Mould
Ask
32%
19%
22%
50c
Coal
Pub
27
10
Bid
20
>—
(Chicago)*——
County Bank A Trust Co
10 V4
50c
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
11%
29%
20%
10
Co
5
Gas Co
100
Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank A Trust
15
20%
2'/a
Co
•4%
32%
30%
1-4%
Par
(NY)—5
Virginia
Commercial State Bank A
Trust Co (N Y)
94
9%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
12
28%
A
0%
(Newark) .25
50
19%
1„
Norris Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
10%
27%
City Natl Bk A Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland Trust Co
29%
18 VB
1
of
Bank
40%
1
5
T A S
N
Y)„10
Citizens A Southern National
23
38
America
Chase Manhattan Bk
Corn Exch Bk
211/4
1
Class B common
11
6%
Chem
8%
5
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
Eng Gas A Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
•
Power
5%
Tranffmls Corp_7
Centl-Penn Natl
33%
28
Pipe Line Co_5
Montrose Chemical Co
Tail
5
—*
Camden Trust Co (N J)
8
Central Natl Bank of
Cleve—10
6
2
Minneapolis Gas Co..
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Otter
7%
64%
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)
Inc—
common
25%
-
28%
Utah Southern OU
Co**
38%
5%
14 Va
6%
Francisco)
Louis)
13%
24%
,_7%
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Oklahoma
3%
29%
i
22%
1
Bankers Trust Co (N
Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
17
5
Miles Laboratories Inc
American
10c
10%
28 %
18»
Corp**
12%
Upper Peninsular Power
Co*—9
Vanity
50 V2
26
Bank of North America
Bank
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities co
,
16%
24%
Varlan
Associates.—————— 1
Vitro Corp of Amer.:
1
Bank of New York
51 Ve
1
Madison Gas A Electric Co
Maremont Auto Prods Inc.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
of
(San
32%
North
9%
26
*10
39%
lc
Bank of Commerce
24%
30
Utilities
42%
10
-1
23
35%
Par
21%
17%
1
Missouri
United Utilities Inc.
United WesternMinerals
Universal Match
6%
22%
40'
States Truck Lines
Ino.1
Bank and Trust
20%
1
*
Co
Missouri-Kansas
21
.
,
7Va
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Class A
United Greenfield
Corp—
6% preferred
United States
Sugar Corp
United
9%
19%
6-
Pwr Co. 3
37%
28 %
35 Va
2%
63%
50c
1 %
McLean
9'
18
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A
36%
cl B—5
Macmillan
L)
24%
21 %
31 %
1
4%
34
Co
(W
22%
1
V
12%
25
14 Va
1
Lucky Stores Inc
Maxson
industries mo
Towmotor Corp—;
Tracerlab Inc—
16%
5
16%
com
10%
6%
63%
14%
15%
Co
Steel
9Vs
4%
60'
18'/a
30%
13%
Lithium Corp of America
Star
28%
Eastern
1
29%
•
11%
—**1
Corp
Texas
4%
27
1
15%
Inc—
...
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil
Topp
5Va
4%
.
1
Time Inc.
Tokheim Corp
24*%
22%
% 4%
Gasoline Corp.. 1
Thermo* King Corp:
Three States Nat
Gas Co
16%
2.50
—
Refining Co*.*
.
Ask
20'/a
-
Co Inc
Tampax Inc
21
5
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
Lone
19
Co
Fibres
Pfaudler-Permutlt
1
10
Glddings & Lewis
55%
Steamship
Register*.*
......
Bid
x23%
11%
6%
40%
'
Texas Gaff
Transmission Corp.5
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries mc
*
Texas National
Petroleum
1
Texas Natural
35%
49
10c
14%
Corp__l
Suntide
38 %
10%
46
Co
/
■
Struthers Wells
Corp—
Stubnitz Greene
Corp—
Suburban Propane Gas
50%
36"
-5
Glass
Landers Frary A
Lau
47
33
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
1
13%
■
Strong Cobb
7%
1
Koehring Co
L-O-F
6%
3
Co
Old Ben Coal Corp
7%
24
1.25
34 Va
12%
CO
Garlock
16%
■
*
25
37%
14%
28%
38%
25%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Wayne
24 Va
35%
26%
21%
Corp—
8outh Shore Oil &
Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern Calif Water Co
6
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
Stouffer Corp——
36%
23%
31%
.—3
11 Va
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
Florida Steel Corp
Ft
22%
11 Va
Southwest
5%
1
1
Federal Natl
Mortgage
First Boston Corp
Frito
10%
Skil
5%
1
ftorp
Sierra Pacific Power
co—_J7%
.
37'A
10%
1
23%
Empire State Oil Co
*
10%
5
(Texas)—*
Electrolux Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Equity
10
4%~
46%
12%
31%
36
North Penn
1
33 %
Gas
Producing Co—1
Southwestern States Tele Co
1
Bpeer Carbon Co—*
2 Va
Sprague Electric Co
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co—
—10
$1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
North Indiana
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern Industries Inc
31%
44
•
1
New
1
8%
1
Stanley Home Products
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Corp
8%
10%
2
Service
Standard
National Aluminate
Corp
National Gas A Oil Corp
19%
22%
2
Stand Fruit &
1
8%
5
25%
common
7%
9%
21%
Co
17%
Co
1
Co
&
24%
*
Corp
D)
16%
Supply
Electric
Jervis
21%
40 Va
Petroleum
Bantam
(G
15
Inc—
Water
Jacinto
67
20 %
37 %
1
—5
Co
62%
10
Southern Colorado Power Co
•
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele
Co—25
Southern Union Gas Co.—
1
22%
60%
14%
changed to
Metropolitan Broadcasting
-
17%
Co—_*
47 3 4
Name
Dun
«
23%
18
Dictaphone Corp
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley <R R) & Sons Co—5
!
8%
16%
1
40%
2 Ya
20c
Searle
18%
10%
9%
37
•
Reld
Seismograph
10%
17.
-25c
•
Schield
*
72
22%
•
Co—
Inc..8%
A
Sabre-Pinion Corp
25%
•
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Central Electric
Utility Corp
1
Textbook
35%
Inc
San
5%
7%
Kearney A Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
Central
Soya Co—
Central Telephone Co
9%
68%
20%
22%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
24
_1
53%
8%
,
Corp.—10
Central
1
19%
Z—— 1
5
Marie
Ryder System
26%
50
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
class B com—25
;Cannon Mills
Central Public
Water
International
14%
26%
Central Indiana Gas Co
24%
*
Co.
14Va
33%
Corp.
Rose
14%
24%
39%
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
Indianapolis
Iowa
13 Y»
California Oregon Power Co__20
Elec
20%
23
California Water Service Co__25
.Calif Water. A Telep Co
12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd..
10c
111
27%
4 Va
*
1
Products
29%
19%
—10
Carlisle
7%
.
25%
Co__*_*
Inc
Steel
12%
6%
27
1
Eurndy Corp.
Ceco
6%
30%
13 Va
10
13%
7%
1
18%
12%
preferred_'_25
113
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas A Water
63
16%
—
12%
3
A Myers Inc*
(H H) Co..
Rochester Telephone
Corp
Rockwell
Manufacturing Co
Roddis Plywood
55%
106
65
.
14 Va
par
4Vb
29%
15%
12%
.
Roadway Express class
Robbins
111
15 %
Husky Oil Co
14%
1
59%
30%
Mat
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co—
5
Co
Gas
Field
21%
——1
$1.20
Oil
29%
5%
Botany Mills Inc.
Natural
17'A
—*
51%
1
Hudson Pulp A Paper Corp—
Class A common
61
Black Hills Power &
Light Co__l
Black, Sivails A Bryson Inc com.l
Buckeye Steel
22%
-
10
Brown A Sharpe Mfg
Houston
3%
2%
—
20
28%
*****,
A
Houston
27%
1
»
River Brand Rice Mills
8%
32%
Engineering
class
32%
2
Riley Stoker Corp.
26%
105
.
,
1
Corp
Voltage
Ask
3%
30%
Co
Robertson
Controls—1
27
10
Hathaway Inc
Bullock's
15%
33 «A
21%
—_—1
Berkshire
Inc
U
21V4
■;
1
Beryllium
Bowser
V
55
31%
20'A
10
:
-
*
.51%
10
3%
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A.25
Helene Curtis Ind class A——1
High
14%
25
Haloid Xerox Inc—
5
Hanna (MA) Co class A
com.10
Class B common
10
21%
17%
21%
10c
A
Bid
1
Chemicals
Republic Natural Gas
Resistoflex Corp
Richardson Co—:
128
14
2.50
Hagan Chemicals
10Va
16%
Reichhold
Ask
20%
,_20
27
69%
r
.
*
com
Gustin-Bacan Mfg Corp
21%
Co
Beneficial Corp
Gulf
Gas
preferred
Gulf Sulphur Corp
28
19%
.
121
1
36%
9%
.1
Bid
:_*
_
7. 6%
66
Markets..
Gossert
Society
Interstate
20
*_*.
,*
Grolier
4
G?v Co
J)
Corp—.
—50c
Corp—
Bates Mfg Co..—
Baxter Laboratories:
Grinnell
Par
25
Arkansas Western Gas Co.-_—5.
Art Metal Construction
Co.—10
Products Tnr__
48!/2
''.."I-.
26
*
Partic preferred
Arizona Public Service Co. I—5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
Avon
52 %
1
common..
Associated Spring
18
34 Va
-
American Pipe & Const Co
1
Amer Research &
Develop
1
American Window Glass
Co_12%
Ardcn Farms Co
313A
......24%
45 %*
49
4
Incorporated
■>.
16%
.10
Ampex Corp
;
Anheuser-Busch Inc../
26
'
"»
4 %
24%
1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
AMP
Ask
.1
—.
American- Box Board Co.
Amer Cement
Corp
Amer
Par
Rare Metals
Corp of America—1
-
page.
States
Tr
Co
'N
40
r'*V
Chronicle
The Commercial unci Financial
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2374)
4C
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, May (>g
,■
Mutual Funds
Far
Funds—
Mutual
1.38
10.94
Investment
3.88
of America—1
Investment Trust of Boston-—1
8.37
8.05
9.67
10.51
24.67
Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.51
11.42
19.59
21.06
15.32
21.96
23.74
8.60
13.83
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co
5.19
5.66
Metal
shares-—i.
21.11
4.98
144.37
145.82
6.56
6.80
16.33
3.67
2.18
2.38
—*
7.68
8.35
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
9.11
10.01
lc
2
1
5.29
5.83
14.76
16.18
3.70
4.02
4.42
Inc
Mutual Fund Inc——1
Founders Mutual Fund
series
Fundamental Investors Inc
—
4.84
Capital Corp
_1
11.83
12.79
Price
6.29
6.67
lc
shares—.
7.32
20.59
13.68
9.83
3.15
Jersey
5.58
30 Ms
3.61
3.95
11.96
13.11
8.14
8.89
21.26
14.70
30.96
Life Ins__10
Standard
Insurance Co of N Y„10
33.81
•
4.60s June
3.30s
Julv
3%s
April
June
26,
July
10.
4.70s
—
1958
11.
Aug.
4.20s
3%s
1958
10.
Oct.
10, 1959
Aug.
23,
—
——
1
1
12.99
11.40
12.46
2.35s Oct. 7.
11.63
12.74
w?
11.53
(Edison
Fund
Bi
—1
Sterling
10.37
10.97
1
10.61
11.56
_1
Investment
8.02
—
2.14
2.36
Television-Electronics Fund
Equipment shares
.lc
4.66
5.12
Texas
Railroad Stock shares
_lc
7.46
8.18
lc
7.10
7.79
United Accumulated
Fund—1
10.02
10.89
_lc
6.02
6.61
United Continental Fund—1
6.55
7.15
-lc
9.96
10.91
United Income Fund Shares-i
9.30
10.11
1959—
2,
9.53
10.42
Industry Shares Inc_
1
Dec.
14.10
14.52
3%s
—1
2%s
-1
15.81
Feb.
Oirardian Mutual Fund Inc—
16.29
Inc-
Fund
Funds
United
Inc—
"
United Science Fund
Funds
United
Line
Value
Line
Special
1
a22.22
Fund Inc 10c
2.31
Inc—1
6.91
7.55
1
5.80
6.34
1
4.79
5.18
1
8.50
Whitehall Fund
1
x7.29
7.88
10c
2.52
2.75
l%s
6.88
7.52
I
1
7.90
8.63
1
1
Wisconsin Fund inc
Fund
Income
Incornorated
Investors
2%s
100.8
100.11
100.22
101
Feb.
Vis May
101.4
103.20
103.6
102.4
107%
102.28
Fund
Inc
Wall Street
1
12.46
13.59
1
11.83
Feb.
1, 1960
April 3, 1961
May ), 1962—
3%s
4s
1963
2%s May
1,
3%s May 2,
1966
Bid
Steel
Earium
5.01
Investing Corp
Investors Fund Inc_
.
,ic_—
:
-
Treasury
__
__
%s
%
Notes—
15. 1958
Of t
1958
1
...
Pac
Carrier
Ry
s
Oct
Security Issues
Ask
4%s
Bid
Bonds—
74%
Long Island Lighting 4VBs
83%
84%
Lowenstein
94%
95V2
98
99%
1977
111%
112%
1, 1971
15, 1972-1967-j.
4<8s
92
93%
(M)
1988
Ask
101%
101%
til
Paso
Light
Natural
3%s
-1988
Gas
5%s_1977
99%
114
99%
115
Feb.
Sept.
1972
15,
32nds of a point
Maturity-
100.23
100.25
101.17
101.19
Notes—(Cont. >—
1 %s Oct. 1, 1960
I %s April 1, 1961
101.1
101.3
4s
100.12
100.6
100.10
Corp
3%s
1975
80
82
1976
72%
74
1975
75
1977
119
120
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
115
75%
103%
Epme
Port
Cement
5s
Oil. 5s
1971
National
New
N
Can
1978
5s
15. I960—
9-
'
%s
100.19
4s
100.9
1 %s
100.11
April
10-
Idaho Power 4s
4%s
——
1988
1021.,
103%
1983
101%
101%
105 %
105 %
Bid
Ask
99.20
98.30
105.31
98.18
98.10
Aug.
,97.8
97.16
106.6
106.10
101.4
101.6
15.
Nov
Feb
l%s
1-
93
106.29
106.27
1962
1,
■uh*
105.10
97.24
1962—
15.
Oct.
105.6
April
15,
1,
1962
1963—-J
97.8
97
1963
—
6-
Rate
Ask
Bid
Debentures
Dated
One
'
•
Bill
.
«»k
100
100.2
3.00%
2-
3-58
11-
3-53
100.22
100.25
2-58
1-58
100.8
100.11
2.45%
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.16
100.19
8-
100.19
100.22
2%
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
100.12
1-58
100.9
1-57
9-
2-58
100.24
100.27
1%%
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
2-57
100.28
1.60%
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
7-
1-57
11-
J.65M
101%
10-
2-58
1-58
100.25
United States Treasury
102 %
102%
104%
99.28
100
103 Va
June
101%
June
100%
102%
June
1977
1973
Pacific Petroleum 5s
119
121
5%S
102
99%
103
Elec
Serv
of
3%s—
Okla
1988
3%s
1988
Units
Quebec Natural Gas
5,
99.31
100.3
August 7, 1958_—_!——I-
99.948
99.970
99.931
99.947
99.919
99.938
July 3. 1958
July 10, 1958—
Co of Am
Counties
4%s
Gas
1967
4s_lD83
99%
100
100%
140
142
1982
Sylvania El Prod debs 4%s-1980
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
92
100 %
August
1958 ...
21,
1958
14,
FOOTNOTES
95
101
113
113%
102%.
103
a
par
Net
asset
k Admitted
OVFR-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
yield
'
value.
to
listing
^toc* Exchange
b Bid
FOR
value
price
on
the New
_
York
d Ex-rights
t New stock
x Ex-dividend
wi When issued
»
Ex-stock
dividend
99.899
99.87B
99.867
99.828
July 24, 1958
July 31, 1958—
99.977
99.858
99.844
99.986
99.910
99.875
99.992
99.960
August
Ask
99.928
99.889
99.972
1958—
Valuo
99.906
1958
99.983
•No
Sheraton
17.
1958
26,
99.998
Julv
1958-
12, 1958
19, 1958
Dollar
Bill
Ask
99.995
May 29,
103 %
101%
Uranium 5%s
Bills
Dollar Value
84
ww.1963
Phila
134
101 Ma
98.22
1962
1
2%s
99.23
103.29
Due
3-57
12-
4%%
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
Jersey Bell 3%s—
1993
Span
Southern
i3i
109%
105.29
1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961—
3%s Feb 15, 1962
"
103%
Pub
General
101.6
101%
76%
Merrim.ac-Essex
4%s
1988
Mississippi Pow & Lgt 4%s_1988
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
117
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
100.8
99,14
1,
Aug.
100.5
99.24
Dated
June
Ferro
105%
& Sons—
1981
New
Duquesne
103.2
Indebtedness & Notes
Ask
Kid
1972
—
101.6
100.13
100.5
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
6S
100.2Q
101.1
103.27
1. 1960
*% %
73
1966
101 %
108 V*
100%
104%
104%
1970-1967
1,
Oct.
3%s May
100.7
...
1959
1.
%s April
3 Va s May
45s'v
1975
1982
3M2S
4%s
Chance Vought 5Vis
Corp
IIOV2
*>s April 1, 1970
fbS July 15, 1969
100.17
1959—
Anvil 1. 1959
15,
Feb.
4.50%
4%s
Canadian
100.26
5.43
—
1969
5J2S
Burlington Industries 4%s
100.13
111%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Uoixte—
102.7
100.18
100.12
100.30
102.26
—,
—_
104%
——100 !■•
—
100.30
12.79
1
__
14, 1959
Kate
Recent
—
1959
1, 1960
1,
?%s June
100.11
100.14
100.25
101.4
101
103.12
102.30
101.28
102.3
1. 1958
2, 1959
Nov.
4%s
100.16
Treasury
2%s June
Inc
Wellington Fund
7-78
Incorporated
101.22
102.22
Ask
100.12
100.9
100.11
1, 1958
1, 1958
Aug.
15.55
Situations
4.02
4s
14.31
Fund
Income
—10c
10c
of Boston
Fund
32nds of a point
Bank Bonds—
Land
4%s July 15, 1958
100.7
100.11
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
1
■Washington Mutual
Income
100.8
Bid
Maturity—
!
Value Line Fund Inc
Income Foundation
30:%
decimal point represent one or more
Figures after
Ltd
Canada
Value
2.53
28 %
Bid
U. S. Certificates of
-lc
Kaydeck Fund Inc
2
Ask
100.9
100.3
1958
8.77
.lc
4.38
34%
Fire
Wpstcliester
100.29
1958—
2.
March
11.63
3.98
32%
a30.07
Fund Inc-1
& Farnum Fund
Stein Roe
Sept.
1.70s
shares
H-C7
28
„2
Y
N
for Cooperatives—
Central Bank
10.62
Series H-DA
60
26 %
Co in the
34 Va
10.53
Series
77%
56%
3
3%s
1968
11,
March
3%s
Investors
:
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
8.70
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Va
29%
107M4
1665
10.
June
5s
8.35
Growth
22%
74 Ms
_
of
2%s
1958
14.24
Sovereign
shares
City
Assn—
1958
4%s
10.98
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
——
72%
27%
100.4
——
Mortgage
Natl
•eueral
10.05
7.59
Smith
Utilities
76
8.68
6.95
Tobacco
21 Ma
_3
(N
S Fire
2
4%s
Shares
7.37
shares—
Y)_..8
8
Guaranty Co..-10
S Life Insurance
Federal
1963
15,
8.03
Amer
9.83
Steel
44%
Trust
&
Guar
Fidelity
S
U
107
101.14
1958
15.
1
-1.25
6.34
shares!—
50 3
41%
Accident
O
45%
43%
103
Bill
Banks—
16, 1958
xa22.02
6.72
Bona
47%
Obligations of Government Agencies
4%S
& Clark-
8.97
Railroad
Va
22%
—
Travelers
U
90 V4
86
21.47
13.52
6.92
6.39
Title
157
150
Federal Home Loan
1
2.50
lc
RR
t
Amer_ A
9.46
1
*
.lc
Petroleum
1
Co—,—___10
5
32%
8.66
Selected
5.82
67%
24
-10
-10
&
21.70
6.94
.lc
48
6.10
20.07
lc
shares—
5074
45
Marine...-10
Standard
Fire
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Industrial Machinery shares. .lc
Mining
47
63
7.48
6.33
Institutional Bond shares- .lc
.lc
Merchandising shares
42%
.10
Springfield
Inspection
North
of
Co
Jefferson
5.73
53 Mz
39%
6.25
Marine
&
Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
23
Insurance
8.05
15%
49%
397a
-—
6.84
Fire
36 Va
21%
14 V*
.10
94
31 Va
Co
Insurance
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
and
Paul
68
-2
Y)
Co
34%
10
—
_
Corp (N
89%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Gulf Life
5.24
lc
Fully-Administered shares—
-1.50
5
American
7.37
1
Common Stock Fund
Electrical
-General Bond shares—
Government Employees Life
(D C)
Life Ins
Ins
Seaboard
10.51
1
Fund Inc___
shares
St
I960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
Scudder Stevens
Equipment shares
56%
——
20.72
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Food
52%
—
—
44%
7.39
&
4
Republic
C)
(D
City
Insurance. iTexusi-.-i()
Republic NaU Life Insurance.-2
Government Employees Ins
41%
12.30
Electronics
Republic
Putnam Growth Fund
12.05
(The) Stock Fund. lc1
Reliance
187 a
3.32
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—
Common
Reinsurance
31%
Hanover
1
Building ' shares
56%
58
Ins
12.76
1
6.31
'•
17%
1
5.75
53
29%
1
1
lc
5
Co.,
Insurance
54%
3.63
10.20
6.74
Life
PljlJa
5
5
Glens Falls
3s Feb
11.23
25%
19 Ma
12.09
11.00
54%
'23%
39%
12.96
lc
51%
—3
37
11.12
lc
—10
Quaker
Insurance
9.31
—
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
69 %
Home
lc
shares—
Pacific
37%
66%
Insurance
Life
11.92
Chemical
49
63
34
Y_.10
N
of
Fi__—-2.50
—4
(S
Fund
Fireman's
6.00
Fund
Capital Growth Fund—._—
45%
59%
Insurance Co
17%
11.21
Aviation shares
85
1Q
,
Pacilic
3%
3
64%
6.49
(Geo)
(Minn)
Insurance
84 M*.
Lite-%
.10
5.49
Inc
Putnam
National
.
.10
6.00
Fund
58%
9%
80
Phoenix
10.26
Fund Inc_
6.84
55 %
34%
8
Providence-Washington
Globe &
19.05
30.65
Puritan
Group Securities—
10.80
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
29%
32%
43%
1
Inc
27%
12.50
Northwestern
82%
11.55
9.99
1
Fund
Pioneer
5
,——3.33 Ma
General Reinsurance Corp——10
7.15
Over-the-Counter Securities
13.48
41%
52%
1
Fund Inc
38-
10
Fire
90 V*
1
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
17%
46%
41
Hartford Steam Boiler
&
Electronics Shares Inc
16%
49%
Nucleonics Chemistry
12.33
79
37 Ma
35%
85%
4
9.72
Fund——
England
90%
83%
10
Deposit of Md
&
19.16
York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
-1
-1
Fidelity
New
Industries Fund Inc
Genera! Investors Trust
Federal
36 Ma
>
43%
Northern
2.38
10.68
Inc.
Series—
Growth Stock
New
133
1.25
;vM
.—-2.50
127
2.56
2.90
—
79
Fire
Liie——10
Co—-.5
Continental Casualty Co_
5
Crum & Forster Inc—,
10
General
Assurance
Franklin
of beneficial Interest-
Series
10
5
Northeastern
2.81
6.52
"
Preferred Stock Series—
85
River
North
22%
261%
Great
Dividend Series
York
New
21%
251%
2.55
8.95
——
33
A
9
Casualty——_2
Hampshire
2
2.16
a
Series-
—_—8
(Balt)_10
Corp class
New
2.32
12.65
National Security SeriesBalanced Series———
12
Co
i
58 %
National Union Fire
,14%
75r%
(Ky)
45 Ma
11
Fire
7i.:'-
Employees Group Assoc——•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Mutual Trust Shares
13.72
21
2
35 Ma
41
Ins
Life
Nationwide
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
4.56
3.35
National
22%
13%
34%
33%
54%
Ins
Life
32 5 a
50%
New Amsterdam
2.62
19.74
15.11
Monarch
17%
-
33%
3.75
Corp
Stock Series
46%
13%
198
4
Manufacturers
Merchants &
31%
2.37
Nation Wide Securities Co
l
5
-
Fire A.ssurance--_i_8
Merchants
3
34 Ms
:
99
95
191"
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—__5
31%
3.40
22.67
.
Bonding
Massachusetts
27%
29%
2.18
21.20
Casualty-
Marylanci
32%
3.45
10.25
12.69
Commonwealth
20
10
25%
16 %
Life Ins
Life Ins
Natl
Columbian
Inc
<N J)__5
Assn
1.97
2.90
Income
Life Insurance Co of Va
2%
1%
12 %
1
Life
5
3.13
Foundation—
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—
Bond
Ins
Fire
Camden
Co
4.56
Companies
19%
29
Ins Co__ 1
Life
shares_lc
Shares
,
Stand
25 Ma
22
31%
Insurance Co
23%
Lincoln National Life
(N Jt.10
Life Ins
Natl
Benelicial
Boston
30
1%
Casualty Ins Co
Monumental
Bankers
28 Ma
of Tenn
6%
17 %
(Birm)_2
18
6.25
shares—lc
lc
Industries
Paper
9.03
Inc.l
10c
Florida Growth Fund
»'
4.14
lc
shares——
Electrical Equipment
&
Ask
3
&
20
:—i_10
Connecticut
Managed Funds—
Automobile
35 Va
1
5
Surety Co
Bankers Ai Shippers
Continental
Mutual
——5
Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund
6.36
14.30
General
(Wash D C)
Mercury
Life
28'%
6%
Bid
15%
Natl Life Ins
Liberty
32 Mi
Mtge
Lawyers
191
8.72
11.59
42.41
9.43
—10
20c
—
Fidelity Fund Inc—
•'
American
Inc—1
17.95
1
Equity Fund Inc—
1
11.78
National Investors Corp
Energy Fund Inc
i
American Re-insurance
Stk Fund Inc—1
2.65
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Automobile
Amer
11.05
10.71
15.83
Stock Fund
Genera!
16.20
Income
Inc——..—1
105%
Par
26%
Co 5
Assurance
11.18
7.98
Mutual
Howard-—
102
104%
Corp (Va)_5
Title Co__65c
Ins
Title
Lawyers
67%
64%
(Newark N J)__2%
10.79
6.72
25c
100
Companies
140
183
1
Flat
Home
10.12
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Insurance
Loomis
(Jacksonville
American
Amer Ins Co
14.84
8.79
Fund—1
Balanced Fund
i
Life
10
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
10.24
15.63
Lite Insurance Investors
10.90
8.21
8.99
9.98
70
9.91
9.98
8.23
9.13
14.09
65'/a
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E———
2.50
Gas
17.07
9.14
6.13
13.95
1
"vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund—
——1
Delaware Income Fund Inc_—1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__1
Iuc_
24.23
15.65
5.37
6.53
5.97
De
Preferred stock
26.73
22.21
8.02
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Futures
25.61
11.79
14.95
17%
al9.94
4.90
15.47
16%
29.50
shares^
_lc
Petroleum shares—
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
—_—lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of benelicial int_33tyBC
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc.
——33 VaC
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
86
_1976
5s
Ask
Bid
134
10
Surety
Co
&
Insurance
Aetna
5.80
Fund
Casualty
Aetna
Aetna Life
10.79
18.49
14.23
Crown
Match
82
Westcoast Trans S'/aS—___. 1988
Insurance
10.28
,—-1
Fund.—1
12.97
17.01
Composite Fund Inc..-———-1
-Concord Fund Inc———.——1
93
Par
30.09
Lexington
9.35
11.93
9.15
Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund———1
Knickerbocker
8.83
8.12
10.39
9.41
1
Johnston iThet Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds»——1
K-l (Income Pfa Stocksi——1
K-2 -Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stki—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 «Low Priced Com Stksi_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd„l
17.40
16.09
—1
Commonwealth Investment.
.1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc—.—.—__h.—
1
.Florida
Co
1st el Fund Inc
11,700 12,000
8.99
9.76
Fund Inc—---!
Dreyfus Fund
7.65
9.49
Insur
Knickebocker Growth
Income
Shares!.
18.19
7.00
50c
Investment
13.10
16.81
Christiana Securities Co—__K>0
Colonial Fund Inc—
—1
Diversified
7.75
12.12
1
Yeg'q Investing Co Inc
12,80
7.09
Ltd.—————1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
—-—1
Commonwealth
23.56
11.67
—1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc_
16.56
21.79
General Fund—
Ask
102 %
-1970
4J/2S
3.93
5.53
Intl Resources
3.60
3.55
<1954.'
\
6.41
Fund—lc
Fund Inc
lc
11.97
4.93
Institutional
22.57
California Fund Inc
*
5.85
7.41
America—-*
1
Broad Street Investment--—-1
Bullock Fund Ltd—v.—_~_1
,
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Bid
4'/8S__..1983
Improv
10.20
1.52
Universal
150
91
Gas
Industries
S
11.34
9.33
5.09
Inv Tr of
Eaton &
10.37
8.30
Bank Fund*—lc
Fund
—lc
Institutional Growth Fuud_lc
4.51
Boston Fund Inc
•Dividend
Inst Foundation
--1
Ltd
Blue Ridge
De
6.64
7.59
Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nic-s Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Institutional
6.14
Ase-Houghton Stock
Bond
1.69
4.32
148
1971
5%s_
Corp
Underwood
Ltd —
Shares
Institutional
1.54
4.04
Fund—.
■—25c
Inc
—1.25
American Business Snares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc-_1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Aberdeen
Affiliated Fund
Canada
Textron
U
%
71
1017a
Bonds—(Cont.)
United
102%
70 "4
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mataat
Ask
Bid
Ma
101
Transmission 5s_1978
Amer 5s
1971
Gas
Term
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
99.843
:
Volume
187
Number
5745
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2375)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
us
an
Third
ended
a
Pre¬
year ago.
Saturday, May 24, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
0.9% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand
at $22,155,981,325
against $21,952,281,770 for the same week in 1957. At this center
there is a gain for the week
ending Friday of 3.0%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
1,129,190.849
Philadelphia
Scranton
Delaware—Wilmington
Cleveland
403.524,207
+
694,228,912
—
490,658.110
—12.1
cities,
$16,549,633,474
+
0.7
4.502,206,915
+
1.0
Complete
in
$21,206,830,481 $21,051,840,389
ends
and
;
+
by the foregoing will
them today, inasmuch
as
cases
we
the week
I
—
1,590,017.482
—14.4
1,627,628,145
5,418,492
26,213,358
206,961.877
15,309,813
14,224,751
9.4
—
f
'
1,399,605,095
4.309,774
—18.5
—
10,282,675
807,618,363
3.4
—
0.9
—
7.2
'
190,511,507
9,287,125
388,606,104
142,989,674
1.5
+
21,405,00®
199.443,291
1.0
—
4,125.304
22,347,053
0.5
+
407,453,388
151,188,573
800,626,483
Cities)—
6,588,039
347,596,299
135,515,639
" 705,741,775
766,983,021
District—Atlanta27,007,723
137,928,487
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
6.512,186
Macon
present further below,
29,114,101
137,857,488
422,800,000
438.000,000
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
„
Mobile
708,515
205,504,078
1,316,262,361
(10 cities)
—14.9
1.0
+
...
0.8
1.3
—
5,975,209 i
213,335,863 '
195,005,159
14,030,854
1,233,475,551
3.5
+
—
6,824,499 ',
6,964,356
1.6
—23.7
—
30,657,079 %
123,660,18a
401,100,009
238,217,470
194,735,129
15,304,658
608,008
201,949,818
—10.2
1,337,731,503
Louisiana—New Orleans
32,038,156
124,607,048
411,700,000
7,350.908
0.1
3.6
—
19,547,592
684,594
208,314,941
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
+
+
7,654,597
7,487,223
268,690,302
235.630,665
7,559,817
266,629,984
211.501,765
14,909,806
center
showing
increase of 13.7%.
an
Seventh Federal Reserve
We
Michigan—Ann
i,239
),7S7 ::
1.189,806,169
District—Chicago-
Arbor
3,143,255
21,615,214
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
.
'
.
a
••
<
•
.
7.2
+
0.6
13,118,188
92,162,000
10,801,831
11,148,032
4.0
4,194,873
7.3
212,651,663
+ 15.4
11,186,767
4,350,977,
3,713,240"
185,177,602
6,164,999
—
50,293,928
6.0
15,985,336
+ 15.8
1,842,287
—15.4
"1,223,586,651
1,296,697,838
1,830",157
1.248,288,036
7,204,259
7,400,070
15,841,496
10,560.823
19,316,744
11,626.213
6,44.1,185
6,539,385
1,658,289,197
Decatur
1,743,726,494
Peoria
Rockford
—
—
(17 cities)
.
81,458,000
14,217.413
1,557,682
11,203/156
>
8,922,800
51,113.896
18,504,860
—
Chicago
3,012,150
—10/J
95,276,000
53,324.522
City
Total
■
11,698,114
+
165,100,173
7,381,550
Illinois—Bloomington
■"'
,
18,829,12a
11,618,831
153,028;350
8,518,818
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
"
•
22,170,529
+
14,059,409
4,175,945
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
'
•
3,361,027
0.5
—
'
—
Haute-.
Sioux
6.5
—16.1
11,805,480
95,812,000
9,970,264
—
South Bend
Terre
3,363,354
21,500,883
9,902,050
15,071,823
•
Springfield
•
534,789,091
156,383,063
Nashville.
4.0%, the aggregate clearings for
In the following we furnish
•
—17.8
60,572.700
"
4,908,500
21,364,915
Columbia—Washington—
Sixth Federal
group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the totals
register a gain of 13.0%, but in the Boston
Reserve District the totals record a loss of
7.57c and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 5.8%. In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals are smaller
by, 14.4%, in
the Richmond Reserve District
by 0.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 1.6%.
The Chicago Reserve District shows a
decline of 4.9% and the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 2.7%, but the
Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit an improvement
of 1.7%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is an increase of
3.5%, but in the
Dallas Reserve District there is a decrease of 3
4% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District of 4.4%.
•
514,779,345
0.8
4.6%, the bank clearings
at this
j
+ 13.2
206,006,190
10,491,090
401,472,725
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
the whole country
having amounted to $23,816,021,248 against $22,890,168,934 in the
same week in 1957.
Outside of this city there was a loss of
.
—12.5
15,459.115
*
'
Florida—Jacksonville
May 17.
!,
\
<
11,400.584
298,309,567
566,230,969
54,898,100
12,935,08(1
11,983,844
443,832,040
appear
not available at time of going to
press.
statement, however, which
—
11.934,830
17,496,859
1,360.411,480
0.9
District of
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there was an increase of
we are
8.3
66,203,200
10,445.590
423.392.004
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
0.7
above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
—17.1
*
Virginia—Huntington
Total (6
are
+
—
659,139,738
—
(7 cities).:
4.4
exact details for the week covered
Accordingly, in the
;
+
+
$22,155,981,325 $21,952,281,770
Saturday and the Saturday figures
13.293.531
309,207,723
63,673,900
Richmond
900.441.3S1
949,150.844
issue of next week.; We cannot furnish
our
13 42ft sun
Virginia—Norfolk
'
Total all cities for week
11,870,849
329,148,738
661,712,203
1,302,450,632
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
4.1
—
West
day
one
11,905,887
1,527,418,418
1.0
8,409,681
15,385,303
—10.6
378,697,672
4,545,754.220
Total all cities, five days
5.8
546,312.403
South
All
4,228,53"%
7,483.717
3,727,407
8.965,561
15,880,307
19,082,105
1.6
+
—20.3
283,'662,164
Youngstown
Total
609,671,840
five days
'
.
Mansfield
7.1
$16,661,076,261
cities, five days
8.4
1,213,970,416
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.9
544,795.489
Other cities,
7,945.652
4,108,209
18,019,344
1,143,324,568
cities)—
4.4
3.3
1,769,84®
5,572,120
1,241,000,000
5,030,455
+
—
22,084,674
Columbus
2.5
+
363.295,776
Baltimore
(11
5.6
+
8,275.197
17.604,677
Cleveland
+ 11.1
367,100.000
431,389,357
«
708,751,851
644,939.000
Pittsburgh
Jersey—Trenton
...
1,372,76a
—32.1
3.879,967
7,573,194
18,310.355
1.807,854
1,921,151
4.680,154
1,456,000,000
4.7
—
7,969,645
*4.000.000
—
York
$
1,590.30a
6.7
—
5,779.851
tflt&O
Wilkes-Barre
New
004 k->n
1955
$
1.996,970
1.9
—
4.774.587
1,137.000,000
•,
1956
4.9
+
—
2,153,200
4.456.503
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati—
9.0
370,400,000
Francisco
Ten
—
448,390,832
Louis
San
1,100,000,000
3.0
1.0
726,737,015
Kansas City
2,190,915
1,073.000.000
r
or
Dec. </<>■
1,843.036
2.051,296
oSfw'
Philadelphia
Reading
Inc.
s
933,271
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
+
'.+
1,118,424,03G
1,001.000.000
_
Boston
St.
1957
$11,000,937,943 $10,678,576,846
Chicago
i
2J 48/905
Bethlehem
Chester
Total
1958 I
York
Week Ended May 17
1957
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
CLEARINGS—'RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 24—
District—Philadelphia—
:
,
New
Reserve
1958
increase compared with
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the week
Federal
47
—
+
—
—
5.6
—
9.2
'
15,440,053
1,741,447 ;
-6,255,767
17,601.902
—18.0
—
40,965,610"»
*
2.6
,
1,127,074,190
5,966,725
15,319,830
9,04 7,150
*
10,146,464
6,023,334
1.5
<*
'
5,422,065?'
4.9
1,734.484,711
1,553,382,405
—
4.4
+
2.3
398,800,000
208,445,139
204,192,878
—
4.7
141,446,355
130,263,293
7.9
2,719,620
2,87-1,950
2.7
751,411,114
721,531,123
—16.9
—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
.
' ''
.
:
;
'
•
1958
■
Week Ended May 17—
1st Boston
2nd
$
-12
cities
-
Bth Richmond
Missouri—St. Louis
367,300,000
879,949,578
Kentucky—Louisville
384,200,000
837,782,599
10,842,586.342
5.8
1,527,418.418
1,302.450,632
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quiucy
199,716,771
134,812,606
2,886,230
195,186,474
11,447,208,775
—14.4
1,590,017,482
#•
.800,626,483
..10
-17
8th St. Louis
1,627,628,145
1,399,605,095
704,715,607
723,989,743
9th Minneapolis
_
—
11th Dallas
add
our
0.9
766,983.021
1,658,289,197
1.6
1,233,475,551
1,189,806.166
4.9
1,734,484,711
7
723,989,743
751,411,114
721,531,128
572,30G,310
—
660,567,725
649,554,047
+
1.7
618,854,368
677,952,521
655,286,471
+
3.5
641,392,693
<1
658,640,019
«
565,248,683
584,923,G57
1,294,535,216
1,353,863,427
23,816,021,248
22,890,168,934
.
—
11,537,174,372
+
12,088,821,379
Paul
South
Dakota—Aberdeen.
570.932.083
1,264,743,975
Helena
21,619,508,609
Total
Montana—Billings
4.0
23,125,120,217
12,137,312,771
3,238,492
1955
Dec. %
8,053,420
752,250,077
.
+15.0
2,697.890
2.357,326
—10.4
7,961,920
5,925,742
6.3
726,278,567
695,338,562
—
3,014,960
3,624,716
—16.8
3,837,420
—27.8
1,666,005
3,765,321
4,153,961
16,234,976
—
—
9.4
4,132,144
4,037,192
7.1
16,523,304
14,153,061
Hampshire—Manchester
—11.2
11,885,584
10,230,263
53.447,664
—22.0
45,303,619
39,119,494
25,379,G95
Rhode Island—Providence
14,007,02.9
41,668,963
Haven
28,191,311
—10.0
24,036,680
21,228,177
35,355,400
37,426,900
5.5
32,692,300
37,847,800
2,934,145
856,111,850
105,906,478
Blnghamton
(a)
Buffalo
143,654,719
Elmira
3,304,835
925,530,432
—10.7
—
7.5
+ 69.8
(a)-
3,436,737
,3,551,618
12,278,846,876
Rochester
879,949,578
Connecticut—Stamford
10,^01,347,355
26,335,033
(a)
23,871,546
3,621,025
6.4
157,498,016
141,905,568
+
0.1
3,102,564
2,777,246
—
1.9
3,271.749
2,857,132
—
(9
cities)
+
5.7
13,013,610
+
1.7
618,854,368
572,300,31®
1,013,46®
877,i4ti
9,772,901
164,463,614
0,534,975
City-
1,323,406
"
913,668
1,01G 015
+10.6
926,194
1,235, 660
11,297 493
—26.1
12,416,284
•
916,673
9,555,875
154,658,608
•
+
9.9
Total
+
7.2
11,423,249
26,584,769
415,778 ,431
+
6.7
418,433.038
14,119 497
+
6,006, 952
677,952,521
(9 cities)
—25.6
7,206,513
,
4.4
10,624 482
28,321 679
15,033,067
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
166,886 262
443,433,293
City
655,286,471
'
'
24,768,911
431,162,127
6.5
12,438,672
+ 20.0
6,455,615
11,620,621
5.421,260
3.5
641,392,693
658.640,019
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Dallas
13,363,955
480,524,286
499,447,870
42,518,403
——.
-
Worth
Port
—
Wichita Falls
44,577,115
11,991,868
+ 13.7
10.987,807,446
10,423,917,440
43,660,587
+
4.4
42,336,594
36,663,424
+
5.6
26,936,218
20,908,727
28,350,619
8,868,000
6,875,945
14,458,G95
13,162,859
565,248,683
.
(6 cities)
Yakima
—
584,923,657
+ 11.4
12,367,721
11,288,007
3.8
473,994,608
4.6
40,445,614
8,543,000
492,158,698
38,086,737
7,080,000
—
—
—17.2
+
2.4
+
9.8
—
7,759,909
17,405,629
3.4
79,397,579
75,234,921
"32,000,000
78,970,745
90,529,147
94,731,971
12,777,945,557
11,303,906,899
—
6,221,0Rt
.
16,097,59®
560,516,481
570,932,083
Lake
31,020,951
21,878,709
711,105,535
-
28,267,831
25,940,672
9,234,911
_
4.4
92,172,957
13,755,619
11,447,208,775
10.842,586,342
(10 cities)
(109
1.6
211,694,719
+
9.7
5,489,450
221,002,061
—
—
+
—
—
0.8
5.3
0.1
2.8
7.3
.
;
5,743,88®
195,729,2421
101,886,134
31,568,01®
18,434,654
>
704,347,507
9.0
8,835,377
+
4.5
6,889,015
13,207,648
+
4.1
13,196,526
1,353,863,427
23.816,021,248
22,890,168,934
11,537,174,372
12.088,821,379
—
+
-
212,393,707
99,794,057
29,563,500
+
1,294,535,216
cities).
—
*
25,385,873
16,504,234
659*993,135
22,386,994
6,631.021
,
11,887,606
4.4
1,335,797,362
1,264,743.973
4.0
23,125,120,217
21,619,508.609
4.6
12,137,312,771
11,195,591,169
84,488,691
+ 13.0
Stockton
total
98,965,195
21,270,348
Barbara
Total
214,646,776
31,038,452
—
Jose
Grand
6,059,945
212,904,892
659.164,946
Pasadena
Santa
.
222,202,619
6,649,009
—-
City
California—Long Beach
San
218,548,382
-
93,700,826
,
Oregon—Por tland
Utah—Salt
26,340,622
3.8
75.940,910
7,340,000
7,043,344
Louisiana—Shreveport
San Francisco
30,394,547
(a)
_
Northern New Jersey
12,681,949
649,554,047
837,782,599
45,581,439
New Jersey—Newark
St.
8,376,583
4,315,393
6,389,100
17,310,950
7,906,340
Galveston
30,562,657
Syracuse
Total
62,369.593
153,443,746
3,484,032
New York
0.3
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
3,439,239
Jamestown
—
30,349,058
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany
—12.2
2,520.412
2,952,791
—
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
-
—
Total
(12 cities)
6,631,371
8,575,622;
9,439,327
4,663,544.
.6,434,020
1,319,846
12,432,089
Connecticut—Hartford
5.0
3,704,724
2,020,553
15,073,160
Springfield
Worcester
148,173,950
+
159,570,892
u
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
1,453,777
.
Lowell
New Bedford
Total
2,814,990
7,218,918
379,164,691 %.
157,375,687
10,032,004
5,134,262
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Wichita
704,577,284
Portland
New
$
10,408,809
417,519,371
1.6
13,406,069
Lincoln
1956
2.2
+
660,567,725
(7 cities).
Missouri—Kansas
Massachusetts—Boston
New
$
Week Ended May 17
Inc. or
+
161,649,416
4,506,274
Nebraska—Fremont
First Federal Reserve District-Boston-
—
11,195,591,169
figures for each city for the
1957
10,248,457
443,177,497
-
6,609,269
.
Hastings
Maine—Bangor
8,514,339
452,836,474
164,165,901
10,529,399
-
Dakota—Fargo
560,516,481
years:
1958
River
—
384,200,000
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
St.
North
1,335,797,362
—4.6
detailed statement showing the
May 17 for four
Ninth Federal Reserve
3.4
*
—
(4 cities)
Minnesota—Duluth
4.4
—
<1
cities
Total
1,553,382,485
2.7
—
1,743,726,494
704,715,607
Clearings at—
Fall
141,467,967
3,135,302
705,741,775
—
—
11
Outside New York City.
now
807,618,363
1,337,781.503
It
9
108
.
-
1,316,262,361
—10
Total
—
«
6
-
Francisco
..
M
4
10th Kansas City
$
7.5
—
«•
6
-
7th Chicago
We
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1955
<i
7
6th Atlanta
•
1956
+ 13.0
1,213,970,416
1,360,411,480
or
Dec. CU
925,530,432
11,303,906,89.9
1,143.324,568
-11
4th Cleveland
week ended
$
856,141,850
12,777,945,557
3rd Philadelphia
12th San
Inc.
<«
York
New
1957
—
Outside New York City
"Estimated,
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
• V
w
/
5%%
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
We give below
EXCHANGE RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MAY
16,
TO MAY 22,
1958
Co.—
Noon Buying Rate
for
May 19
May 16
*
1
*
May 20
.0555555*
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar »
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0233519
.0234616
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200500
.0200500
ENTIRE
1.034583
1.035156
2100Q8
American Brake
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Co.
,210948
.210923
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
5%
s.
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
5%
debentures
f. debs,
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
238540
.238700
.238700
.238700
.238700
.210987
.210987
.2l09o2
2.817187
2.817500
2.817500
2.816875
.00277912*
.00277912*
2217
f. debs, due 1969 __Jun
s.
2
*
2
1959-1963— „Jun
—May 29
due June 1,
series
.328375
.328375
.264000
;
'
.263600
.140080*
1st mortgage
bonds, series B,
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—
47/a%> debentures, due Sept. 1,
2.788985
.140080*
1
1896
1
1896
—Jun
18
._Jun
5
2228
.-May 29
1987
due
1317
New
.263600
2.789603
.140080*
.140080*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.263800
2.789294
2.789603
.264000
2.788675
5%%
2001
—July
—Sep
—
first mortgage bonds, due 1965-—
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.—
.328373
.0800560*
.0800560*
Mexico, peso
Getty Oil Co., cumulative preferred stock
Publications, Inc., debentures
& Bloedel, Ltd.—
.00277912*
.228375
.328235
—
1953
5%
4%
.00277912*
1.00277912*
Malaysia, 'Malayan dollar
guilder
poundNorway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain,, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling..:
,
due 1967 and
Pag*
30
MacMillan
2.816562
New' Zealand,
♦
Jun
stock
Macfadden
.211012
mark
Netherlands,
2646
CALLED
ISSUES
cumul. pfd.
Ltd.—
4%
.210923
.00237562
—
Deutsche
1
1
Date
Shoe Co.,
.00285795*
(official).
1971
Company and Issue—
.210970
Franc .(Free)
debentures due June 1,
.210873
franc
1790
Jun
Co., 23s %
.00311807*
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
*
1.033906
%
bonds, due J.S60_r
f.
s.
Jun
.0200500
1.033593
1.032781
2007
-
mtge. 4'A %
.0385356*
.0200500
•
1
May 31
bonds
fund
Corp.—
(closed)
2.244521
2.245019
2.245019
2.244770
.0385356*
sinking
2003
Texas
.0238176
-.0200500
Coast
1
Steinberg's Properties, Ltd.—
1st mortgage 6% series B bonds due 1982
.0555555*
.0235333
2.244272
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
.0555555*
.0235431
mortgage 6%%
1st
$
$
$
$
«J>
Argentina, peso—
1st
South
May 22
*
Jun
1966
1
Jun
15-year sinking fund debs., series due
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
Thursday
Wednesday
May 21
Tuesday
*
1
1st mtge. serial bds. dated Dec. 1, '49 due Dec. 1, '58_Jun
Midlothian Country Club—
Gen. & ref. mtge. 15-year 4%% s. f. bonds due 1965—Jun
National Container Corp.—
(Value In United States Money)
Cable Transfers In New York
Monday
Friday
*
.
-
bonds due Aug. 1, 1987
Salle Institute (Glencoe, Mo.)—
43a%
Country and .Monetary Unit
27
Jun
-
INCLUSIVE
1958,
1971
due
—Jun
La
ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
„
debentures
1st 5%%
record for the week just passed.
a
•
convertible
secured
Southern Utilities
Iowa
the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of "the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies
Oil Co., Ltd.—
Home
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Prentice-Hall,
.140080*
5%
Inc.,
1993
preferred
cumul.
stock
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
—Jun
5
2229
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
United Order of True Sisters, Inc., building bonds— „Jun
2
2160
.0238095*
,0238095*
.0238095*.
.0238095*
.0238095*
Woods
—Jun 23
preferred stock
1
Manufacturing Co., 5% cumul. pfd. stock- -Jun
2048
.496950*
—
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
1st
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.806662
2.806973
2.806973
2.817187
2.817500
2.817500
2.816875
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
2273
non-cumulative class B
2.806351
2.816562
4%
.233350
2.806039
mortgage 6 +4 % bonds, due July 1, 1987—.
Worumbo
in this issue.
•Announcement
♦•Nominal.
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease ( —) Since
May 14,
ASSETS—
May 22,
1958
1957
1958
Gold certificate account
20,323,393
119,998
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Discounts
and
'.Xnditttri&l
833,605
2,426
21,156,898
378,842
365,138
122,424
85,806
29,844
483
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
Other cash
39,759
28
loans
advances
-
11,177
21
<
^Acceptances—bought * outright—
5,304
1
—
477,177
—
10,701
8,298
+
+
ber banks follows:
May 14,
£*
Notes
Bonds
2,789,257
1,047,760
8,583,906
Loans
and
—8,571,413
6,550
+
+
1,207,860
19,946,105
Certificates
Loans
adjustedt
bought-outright
Heldtunder repurchase ugree't
Total U,
Govt, securities
23,943,222
6,550
adjustedt
91,785
52,395
Commercial and industrial loans
12,493
—
Agricultural
fTotal
23,943,222
6,550
+1,047,760
carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
loans -and
securities
-Uncollected
Sank
.
♦
cash
—
23,287
15
Items
5,001,236
premises
Other
24,069,270
—
87,292
+
289,894
assets
7
+
3997267
112
+
+
111,183
—
S.
1,819
___
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
assets
51,348,585
525,446
91,294
Other securities
1,225
Loans
LIABILITIES—
to
7,148
banks
...
26,436,591
63,213
122,820
+
Cash in vault
bank
reserves
18,133,022
-46,973
U. S.' -Treasurer-—genL acct
434,603
7,425
Foreigri
311,197
360,483
83,017
3,329
___
Other
385,971
Total deposits
-Deferred availability - oaeh items
Other, liabs. & accrued-divids.
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
19,264,793
4,226,300
20,668
49,948,352,
13,828
42,010
102,645
+
—
+
50,047
425,619
1,218
76,698
1,474
+
+
Demand
537,661
deposits adjusted
demand
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
Federal
From
2,819
—
1,914
$5
1,329
+
112
+
389
+
350,925
809;198
27,543
—
^Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
liabs.
&
212,567
capital
accts.
Ratio
of
gold
certificate
re¬
serves
to dpposit and F. R.
-note* liabilities- combined
Contingent liability
.purchased
on
277
54,706
_
46.3%
18,894
+
+
—
ll", 851
525,446
0.1%
209
—t
27,519
3,574
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments..
—
9,436
+
20
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
+
233
—
+
May-14: -Decreases of $138 million in loans ad¬
justed, $163 -million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks,-.$209 million.in demand
deposits adjusted,
and $233 million in U. S. Government
deposits.
V Commercial and industrial loans decreased $36 million
Rt .all .reporting .member
banks; the principal
changes
were decreases of
$31 million in the Philadelphia .Dis¬
trict and $26 million in New York
City, and an increase
tof $18: million in the San
"Francisco District.
Changes
according to .industry appear in another
press
release.
+
17
Banks
56
Loans to brokers and dealers for,
purchasing or carrying
U.;S. Government and other
securities decreased $116
million.
Treasury
cer-
5-16
10c
6-
9
5-19
6-
9
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5-19
8
8-19
12-15
11-25
6-10
5- 6
7-
6-15
$1.25
—
$1.25
62>/2c
$1.16
1
5-20
45c
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
5-20
(quar.)
5-20
$4.40
(quar.)
$1:10
6-15
5-20
$4.20
$1.05
6-15
11
to
banks
and
are
after
shown
deduction
of
•
——_
Hackeni.ack Water Co. (quar.)
476
—
211
—
a
common
valuation
re¬
preferred
preferred
4(4%
preferred
A
Class
5%
preferred
Hanna
(M. A.)
Class B
16
*
Consolidated
mtge. 3%-6% bonds, ser. A due 2039—Jun 13
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
1st general mortgage bonds
May 29
Public Service Coordinated Transport-—
1st & refunding mortgage bonds, 4%,
6% series, due 1990-
5%, 53i%
2114
'
<-
•
2119
2119
;
*
Date
conv.
mortgage bonds of 1951,
Western
Natural
Gas
Page
preferred stock——Jun
: ■ " *
;.:
u
.
5
-Jun
1
1537
Co.
1,
1961
p.
Ltd.—
Consolidated Edison
convertible
Co.
of New
debentures
Gas Service Co.. first
York.
due
Georgia Power & Light Co.—
1st mortgage 3% bonds, due
5-26
Chocolate
1
7-
1
6-10
35C
6-10
5-26
5-31
5-
preferred
(quar.)
—
Co.,
6-10
5-
4%
6-30
11c
6-
2000
1894
5-16
6-2
5-16
6-13
6-13
5-29
45c
6-
2
5-12
6-
;
2001
6-
5-10
1
6-16
-
6-
5-31
5c
5-16
5
6-13
5-29
6-20
5-20
91 %c
7-1
6-13
5c
6-16
6-
8-1
7-15
30c
6-
2
5-15
6-13
l5
5-23
6-30
6-20
20c
6-
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
87 %C
—
—
6-
1
5-15
+30c
6-
2
5-15
(quar.)
:
convertible preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
._
5
9-15
9-
5
12-15
.
12-
5
2
5-15
6- 2
5-15
6-
30c
$1.18%
6-
6-15
45c
common;
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hobart
7
5-23
5-23
$1.09%
Corp., common
(Edward) Lumber
6
6-10
60c
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
'5%%
5-29
7-
7-21
4894C
45c
Hines
9
6-10
2
50c
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Light
6-30
5-31
35c
—
preferred (quar.)
-5%
4
9
4%
35c
(quar.)
3%%
HotsFs
6-10
7-
12 %c
—
4%%
2
May 28
6-14
62 %c
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)_
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
Hilton
Jun
-
—
preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)—
Hires
1975-
25c
$1.06%
45c
Inc.—
-
5-29
10c
—
7%
Electric
6-13
25c
preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)—
Co.,
Hi-Tower Drilling,
$1
$1.50
1999
bonds, due 1971—Jun
1972—;
mortgage 3%%
(quar.)
Co.
3.65%
Hercules Galion Products,
Hilo
5%% 1st mtge. sink, fund bonds, series B, due 1982 -May 31
Catholic Diocese of Belleville, Inc. (111.)—
-Direct obligation serial notes dated- May
-May 15
15, 1951—.
Conlon-Modre Corp., 1st mortgage s.
-Jun
1
com.
(quar.)
Electric Light—
J.)
5
5-29
50c
Refractories,
Chemical
(H.
9
8-
6-13
50c
—
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)—;
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Heinz
5-
8-15
.
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., class A
4%%
_
due Dec.
(payable in class A stk.)
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. Ltd.—
-5% preferred A (quar.)
Hershey
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
Air Reduction Co. Inc., 4%%
Book Tower Garage, Inc.—
.
6-5
2
6-
$22y2C
15c
(payable in class A stk.)
.
*
'
and
May 28
-
5-12
6-20
'
preferred (quar.)
Harbor Plywood Corp. (quar.)—.—.—
.
5-16
60c
15c
——
6%
-
6-12
2
$1.12%
——
—
(quar.)
__—
Harbison-Walker
Hartford
Jun
—
i-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
NOTICE OF TENDER
Page
(reduced)
B
Harshaw
Date
common
1
6- 2
7-
15c
Handy & Harman, common
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."
,
1
"
—
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
Hancock Oil Co—
redemption,
—
5-15
6-
I $1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4% %
Class
Bearings, Inc., common stock
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
1
J3c
1:25c
(quar.)—
(interim)
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., common (reduced)
Company and Issue—
5-
6-
50c
;
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd., common
5%
for
2
25c
Brass, Ltd., common
Hallnor Mines Ltd.
gross.
called
5-20
6-
J30C
——
Hajoca Corp.
266
—
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
.
920
+
~
loans
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada. Ltd.
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-
4Vz%
2
351
f. bonds, series A_
Vf
.Treasury .bills decreased $59 million in
the *San
.Francisco-District and a total of $76 million at
all reporting member
banks. Holdings of
5-29
6-
4,243
—
19
648
preferred and
including those
2nd
5-29
6-16
30C
6-15
Hahn
Reserve
individual loan items
Canadian
! 6-20
12 '/2C
(quar.)_
$1.11
+1,067
530
1,568
banks of the
?ended*
15c
(quar.)
(Del.) com.
5*20
Notices
817
5-15
5-29
6-15
—
75
+
11,479
Below will be found
64,663
—
5-15
6-10
.<■
$1.12%
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
*
preferred
Stock dividend
125,719
1,017
*
12J/2C
—
Hammermill Paper Co.,
foreign
5-15
5-29
% 5-29
5-29
9C
(reduced)
Quarterly
•
0.8%
—
5-29
'
7c
Ohio RR.—
preferred
4%
91,294
5-15
(quar.)
10,080
+
—
9c
;
$5 preferred
61,605
+
—
serves;
5-15 ;
5-15 '
Gulf
deposits:
accept¬
for
51,348,585
364
+
of
5-29
12c
Shares
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% preferred (quar.)
States Utilities Co., com. (increased)
65
+
6c
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)
533
—
85
5-15
preferred (quar.)
$5
+
ACCOUNTS—
Capital?paid in
■Surplus.(Section -7)
ances
+
+
163
.
5-29
Shares
Common
137
—
5-15
3c
.
Shares
Gulf Mobile &
395
+
others
tExclusive
Total
6%
65
17
5-29
convertible preferred
60c
74
+
9c
$4.50 preferred
$4.44 preferred
Domestic banks
181,873
—
—
994
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U, S. Government deposits
From
—
34
5-15
5-29
■
Shares.
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.
LIABILITIES—
382,865
—
952
+
2,789'
Interbank
—
+
—
12,855
-
Deposits:
'Member
76
—
1,360
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks-
Federal;Reserve notes
5,290
+
8,879
;
13
+
—
20,319
Total
+
15
5-15
5-29
; +
—
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
105
17
12
5-29
Utilities Shares
139
6-!5
■
6c
-
—
Shares—
Railroad Stock
Steel
■5-29 ~'it
<
5C
Shares
Petroleum Shares
590
+
6C
12c
Machinery Shares
Equipment
+
.
5-1$
5*15
Mining Shares
Railroad
+
8,774
30,511
5-29
5-29
r<C
Merchandising
48
5-15
7c
■
Shares
Industrial
5-15
5-1$
5-29
■5c
—
[Electronics & Electrical Equipment Shares
Food
5-29
5-29 " -
6c
-
—
739
+
8c
;
—
Shares
Tobacco
14
"
7c
-
Shares
Bond
+
10c
—
Shares
Building
Railroad
+
116
—
11,130
Government securities—total
Treasury bills
238,363
10,059
14,115
U.
5-15
Bond Fund-
Automobile Shares
—1,524
—
1,298
Other loans
484,012
+
—
5-15
5-29
General
Aviation
—
2,257
Real estate loans
Total
Daenrfom foreign ^ banks
5-29
Fund
Bond
5,880
—
36
—
470
+
138
—
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or
188
—
29,623
loans
+1,047,760
5-15
7c
Institutional
INDUSTRY FUNDS
^
investments
5-15
5-29
The
%>■.
'
5-15
5-29
9c
Fully Administered Fund
The
Since
(In millions of dollars)
:'v„
ASSETS—
5-29
6c
The
1957
1958
13c
Stock Fund
Common
The Capital Growth Fund-
May 15,
May 7,
1958
Holderi
from net investment income
payments
Chemical
Decrease (—)
When
Payable of Rec.
GENERAL FUNDS
The
Increase ( + ) or
20,039
+
All
.
-
<
iJ7. tS...Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
;
t
583,536
—
Par
Share
Name of Company
Group Securities Inc.—
.
466,000
—
(Continued from page 14)
million and $74 million, respectively. Hold¬
ings of "other" securities decreased $65 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $133 million in
New York City, $49 million in the Philadelphia District,
and $39 million in the Boston District, but they in¬
creased $32 million in the San Francisco District. Time
deposits increased $75 million. Demand deposits credited
to domestic banks increased $530 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$19 million and borrowings from others decreased $211
million.
Loans to banks decreased $137 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
increased $34
Federal Resetve Banks Combined
May 21,
DIVIDENDS
tificates of indebtedness and of U. S. Government bonds
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-
$1.25
-16-2
5-15
34%C
6- 2
5-15
50C
7-10
6-21
15c
6-
2
5-15
30c
6-
2
5-15
Volume
187
Numb«r 5745
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2377)
Par
"•
Name of Company
Share
-
Bollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
.*
—
When
Payable of Rec.
$6c
——
6-27
$6c
Home
Oil
Co., Ltd., class A (S-a)
Home State i-.ife Insurance Co.
(Okla. >—
6ash dividend
Home,stake Mining Co. fquar.t
Hood
Ofl
ourp.
Chemical
Class B
4'i>%
Horn
class
A
(quar.)
com.
5-15
5-29
5-
6-12
6-12
$1.12*
6-
3
Class
6-20
6-
2
5-19
7-
2
6-
$12 Vac
35c
5
6-
Stock
dividend
dividend
Howard Stores
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
4:'A %
Hubinger CO.
(quar.)
5-29
6-13
5-29
Jones
5-16
15c
6-
2
5-14
$1.06'A
6-
2
1
5-30
%%
7-
1
5-30
XI1/4%
7-
xl
^
xl i,4 %
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
KLM
5
5c
5
6-13
7%
6-20
6-10
6-20
6-10
11/2%
6-10
58-
11-
7
50c
(quar.)
Dutch
5-29
40c
371/aC
.
(quar.)
5-15
8-
1
7-18
6-11
93 %c
,
5-26
6-
6-
9
4Ys%
$75c
1
6-
6
$1.25
7-
1
6-
Lykes Bros.
Steamship
Lyon Metal Products
25c
6-13
6-
3
(
(quar.)
5-23
10%
6-
5-
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
6-16
5-23
1
22 VaC
5-31
5-15
5
5-23
2
8- 4
11-
1
9-23
I
10-23
$1.25
6-12
5-
25C
6-13
5-29
20c
6-27
6-17
$22 %c
1
8- 4
"7-15
7-15
6-16
30c
6-36
6-13
40c
6-16
35c
6-10
5-29
25c
6-10
5-26
15c
6-10
5-30
10c
5-30
5-15
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
*
•<
6-14
9
Lunkcnheinicr Co. (quar.)
G
7- 2
6-15
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co._.
7-
6-19
45c
preferred (quar.)__
621/2 c
$1.05645
Airlines—
5-16
$1.21
1
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)__
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
(quar.)
2
6-20
6-U
5-20
6-30
Ltd.—
Louisville Title
Mortgage (quar.)
Lowenstein (M.) & Sons
(quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence
Power Co.—
8
12-10
I
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
Hotel, 7% 2nd pfd.
preferred (quar.)—
Louisville & Nashville RR.
9
9-10
l'/a %
_
Investment
Baltimore
2nd
7-1
60c
(quar.)
dividend)
Lord
11/2%
_■
Kokenge Co
Royal
6-30
10c
<fc
&
5-30
5-20
ofRec.
5-31
$1
preferred (quar.>
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
$3
preferred
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas, common
(quar.)
4.84% preferred (quar.)
Lone Star Steel (stock
1
6-10
Hotdere
Payable
2%c
2%c
8%
Canadian
When
Share
(monthly)
5-30
1
7-
10c
dividend)"
(stock
'
Fipe, common
Common
(monthly)
6-13
:
Per
Company
Joint
London
7-
$1J25
_
common
Name of
5-30
6-30
_
25c
_____________—
Julian
1
$1.25
5-14
(quar.)
of Rec.
50c
&
5%
'
Xl'/2%
common
Johnson (quar.)
Lamson Machine
(quar.)
& LaughJin Steel
Corp., com.
preferred A (quar.)—
Jones
6-10
7-
.
Co.,
preferred
Johnson
6-13
40c
——
Tea
3%%
2
5-20
1%
(quar.)
5-30
—
Jewel
1%
Houston Light & Power
2
B
Stock
dividend)——
7-
(quar.)
Jefferson Lake
Sulphur Co.
6-30
a
$1.25
$41'Ac
$$1.75
Lock
___
preferred A (quar.).
jarrell-Ash Co., class A
Y.)—
'(stock
Supply,
preferred
Holder*
Payable
$5
5-16
______
common
$5
5-16
20c
(quar.)—
6%
When
Share
(quar.)._
preference B (quar.)—
preference C (quar.)
preference D (quar.)
preference E (quar.)
Jamaica Water
2
20c
——
(N.
2
6-27
of Company
preference
5%
5-19
5-29
$1.06 Va
—
preferred
Shoppes,
6-
6-10
25 c!
—
<quar.)_—
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)—;
Hoskins Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hot
6-12
5c
.
Hardart Co.
4-15
40c
(quar.)
<quar.)
preferred
&
5 %
9-10
50c
(quar.»/
Electrochemical Co.,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_.
Co.,
7%
7%
25c
Co.—
Hooker
Hoover
5-30
5-30
5%
—
Honolulu
Name
6-27
1
Per
Jamaica Public Service Ltd.—
Common
(inoreased quar.)
5-30
7-
$12 Vac
49
Holdera
G-
2
'
Hudson Bay
Mining & Smelting Co.,
5%
preferred
A
B
&
Huttig
Sash
Refining Co.
Erie
Door,
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
5-%
preferred
5-16
2
5-16
6-16
4.20%
preferred
7-15
6-16
4.35%
preferred
$40c
7-15
6-16
5-29
35c
6-10
5-21
12'/uc
5-29
5-15
12 Vac
5-29
(quar.)__-
5-15
r
12 Vac
5-29
$1,25
Corp.
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4,35%
•
5-15
2
6-15
6-
2
5-23
6-30
6-10
5%
9-30
9-15
12-30
12-15
$25c
—
Breaker, common (quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)
:__
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
(final)—
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
8-1
6-
57 VaC
Kawneer Company
2
investment
6-
5-31
6-
2
■'
-
2
;
1
7-
1
5-30
11-28
Kress
11-15
$2
G-13
International
6-
2
2
5-
7-
1
6-
6-
2
7-
1
7-
1
La
Consolidada,
5-26
La
Salle
7-15
6-13
6-
2
5-
5
6-
1
5-
7
tC5c
$35c
G-10
5-12
6-
5c
5-15
2
6-30
6-13
5-31
5-16
Lamston
6-
5-17
Lane Bryant.
1st
5%
5-31
10c
6-15
5-31
6-10
5-
7-
1
6-12
5-29
5-29
5-27
6-13
9
5-15
6-
2
5-31
5-15
6-12
5-16
6-
2
5-
7-
1
6-16
8-
1
7-15
6-13
5-29
2
$1.12'/2
6-13
$0.0767
5-29
5-16
15c
—
7-
9
6-26
10-
9
9-26
12-26
$$1.75
—
(quar.)
II.), Inc. (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
Laura Secord
Candy -Shops,
21'Ac
2
6-20
2
6-
Class
A
Class
B
Lamson
(quar.)
5-29
4,75%
(M.
common
preferred
(quar.i
Inc.
1
6-13
1
6-10
$60c
7-15
6-16
$75c
7-15
6-16
Lee
5-29
6-
5-22
"
'75c
1
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
11-
1
10-20
1
10-20
D.)
Co.
Salt
20c
6-
1
6-13
5-15
93 3,4 c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
G-
1
5-15
32c
6-
1
5-15
Cup
Little
Miami
Special
Glass
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-15
Loblaw
5-15
Class
15c
6-
2
5-12
28c
6-10
5-22
Life
Insurance
7-
6-13
1
5-31
Co.
7-
2
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
2
5-19
6-
1
5- 9
7-
1
6-10
62 VaC
7-
1
6-10
6-
5
5-23
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
4-28
6-16
5-15
15c
25c
$2
10c
6-
2
5-22
6-12
5-23
7-
1
6-13
6-
1
6-
1
5-
9
5-
9
6-10
5-21
15c
6-10
5-
G-
2
5-14
$1
9
2
(Fort
RR.
Cos., Ltd.,
$2.40
B
(quar.)
Loblaw
1st
2nd
preferred
11-
1
10-10
6- 2
5- 6
50c
—
—
9-10
8-15
12-10
11-17
50c
3 -10-59
2-19
6-10
5-16
9-10
8-15
$1.10
12-10
11-17
$1.10
3-10-59
2-19
$10C
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
5-15
50c
$1.10
—
Co., Ltd.,
6-10
$1.10
class A (quar.)
Groceterias
7-10
50c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
1
75c
Special gtd.
guaranteed
8-
40c
(quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
$1.25
7-15
6-
90c
a
guaranteed
(quar.)
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital (quar.)—1
Original
capital
(quar.)
1
$1.25
5-27
$1.31'A
Co.
Special
6-
2
12-15
12-15
6-10
50c
Quarterly
6-
6-
12-31
12-31
25c
(quar.)
National
Link-Belt Co.
44c
6-15
9-15
40c
35 %C
$1.20
9-15
9-30
40c
(quar.)
5-2
6-13
9-30
6-
2
6-13
6-13
5-16
6-
1
6-13
6-30
6-16
Lincoln
7-
6-30
6-10
Lily-Tulip
5-23
3-31
45c
6-14
6-14
6-13
6- 2
45c
1
1
1
2
& Casualty
Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co., com. "B*'' non voting (quar.)
7-
7-
6-20
1
50c
—
(quar.)_
5 (4 %; preferred
7-
6-26
5-19
6-
Life
11-
40c
2
7-
25c
Engineering (quar.)
Levingston Shipbuilding (quar.)
Lexington Union 8tation Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Libby McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)
60c
-
6-
6-16
35c
(quar,)_A
(James) & Sons (quar.)
Portland Cement Co.
37 VaC
45c
5-19
$25c
Lester
5-29
2
30c
Le Tourneau
Lehigh
6-23
6-
12'Ac
(R. G.) Inc. (quar.)
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
6-13
2
40c
59%c
(quar.)
77-
Leslie
5-
25c
(reduced)
-23c
Lees
30c
2
$15c
Sessions,'
convertible
(H.
6-
$15c
&
54 VaC
97 Vac
common
6-15
$15c
6
1
(quar.)
42c
9
$15c
9
1
Jaeger Machine Co.
6-10
$15c
6-
7-
Jamestown
Digitized for Telephone Corp.,
FRASER
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-
1
$15c
6-13
il.08aA
(quar.)
1
7-
$10c
5-
7-
Iron Fireman
Mfg.
6-
30c
25c
6-30
82 Vac
(quar.)
5-15
20c
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
2
25c
(quar.)
5-29'
30c
$1.25
RR.
5-14
$1.20
preferred
com.
5-
$1.10
$1.76
Mines,
tambert (Alfred) Inc.
Class A (quar.).
Class B (quar.).
Class A (quar.).
Class B (quar.).
25C
com.
6
5-15
5-29
$1.75
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Southern Utilities Co.,
preferred (quar.)
6-
2
50c
1
(quar.)
4%%
1
6-
6-13
$1.50
7-
preferred
Iowa
7-
10c
6-
37 VaC
(quar.)
6
40c
5-29
37'/aC
(quar.)
6-
1-9-59
Superior District Power,
Libby-Owens-Ford
(quar.)
1
25c
Ltd
4.80%
preferred
7-
7c
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Gold
preferred
preferred
4
6-
Woods
Lamaque
4.40%
preferred
the
preferred
Mailory (P. R.)
6*>l6
(quar.)
30c
& Co.
6
5-27
6-18
$1.65
6-
2
5-16
29c
7-
1
6-13
59% c
7-
4
(quar.)
35c
(s-a)
5-
17V2c
6-
3
5-15
$20c
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
:
$20c
Marshall Field
Extra
&
Co.
Co.,
preferred
4V2%
6-24
5-26
35c
(quar.)
to
6-
6
5-26
7-
1
50c
2
5-14
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
Ltd—
Massey-Ferguson,
Ltd.
$10c
(quar.)
6-
2
5-
7
5-15
6
5-23
40c
common
1
6-
6-10
6-
55c
6-
2
5-15
85c
6-
2
5-15
(quar.)
93%c
(1947
933/4C
Class
A
convi
Fire
of
cash
for
3.80%
preferred
3.85%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
2
5-
7
$51 Vac
6-
2
5-
7
1
4.35%
9
7-1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
1
5-16
5-16
$1
6-
1
25c
Corp.
8-
9
5-19
6-
5
5-15
3%
6-
6
5-
(N. Y.)—
the
second
and
third
35c
10c
1
7-
1
6- 4
7- 1
6- 4
$1.083A
7-
1
6- 4
$1.11(4
7-
1
6- 4
$1.62 Va
0-
2
5-20
30c
6-12
5-29
10c
6-12
5-29
25c
6-27
6-11
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
6*18
$1.12'/a
(
0-19
11-44
6-13
5-21
10c
6-10
5-29
300
(reduced)
8-30
11-29
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred, series R (guar.)
(quar.)
5-31
5-15
5-15
5-43
75C
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (increased
quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp. (quar.)
Midland Oil
Corp.,
Laboratories
(quar.)
Milton Brick, Ltd. <s-a)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—
$5.10 preferred (quar.)
5 V2 .% preferred (quar.)__—_______—_——
——
(quar.)
—
Minnesota Mining
Mfg., common 4quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Power & Light Co., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
—
(quar.)
6-13
25<J
8-13
IOC
Miller & Rhodes
Minnesota
9- 1
35c
conv. pfd. <quar.)—
(monthly)
Regulator
6- 2
*
15C
$1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
6- 4
20c
Middle States
Water
3
7-
_______—
Corp.
6-17
96'Ac
"Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Hone
6-129
6-
6-27
95c
—
preferred
4 V2 % preferred
4Vi % preferred
6-10
6-13
97 Vac
—
Miami Copper Co. (quar.)
Michaels Stern & Co.—
%
3-49
5-30
1
30c
(quar.)
4.45%
(quar.)
Meyer (II. H() Packing Co.—
6 (2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
—
1
6-14
7-
$683/ic
87VaC
preferred
preferred
Miles
5-9
5-
6-13
6-
(quar.)
5-26
27'AO
5-26
6- 2
4-30
5-31
5-16
jfiOc
5-31
5-45
$250
'
6-30
5-30
$4.25
$1.27 Va
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-20
$1.37Va
6-
2
5-20
40c
6-10
30c
6-12
5-23
$1
6-12
5-23
B-29
35c
40c
5-20
5-14
6-
2
5-12
7-
$1.25
1
30c
*7- 1
5-16
6-12
$1.10
•
(quar.)
7- 1
6-14
$1.15
7-
1
6-14
Mississippi Valley Gas (increased)
30c
7-
1
6-43
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
90c
0-17
5-20
4VaC
6-17
$4.60
preferred
Missouri Public Service,
Stock dividend
4.30%
Missouri
—
(quar.)
common
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd.
Mobile
4%
&
Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)
4.20%
Industries,
preferred
Rubber
Mo.iud Co.,
Monarch
Monarch
18c
y2%
5%
Mohasco
6-
6-
7- 1
$1.18 3,4
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
$37 VaC
5-29
1
62 Vac
(s-a)
& Thermit, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
7
7
5-29
i
6-
2c
7%
5-
5-
6-12
30c
Metal
Middlesex
1
7-
$1.06 '/4
<quar.)
quarter of this year
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.. 5V2% pref. (quar.)__
Metal Forming Co. (quar.)
6%
5-29
5-29
40c
Quarterly
Micromatic
6-17
5-
2
6-14
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
4 %
1
6-18
6-
50C
preferred
Assurance
5-
5-15
7-
25c
70C
(quar.)—
Merchants
2
2
25c
$50c
50c
Mengel Co.
2
2
5-20
v.
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6-
6-
6-15
6-16
6-10
40c
pfd.
4%%
Extra
4-30
5-29
Engineering Co.—
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Johnson & Co., common
preferred (s-a)
lieu
6-13
6-30
a
(reduced)
4%
Meaclvllle Telephone, 5%
Melville Shoe Corp.—
in
5-15
'5-29
50c
Corp.,
4%
I
5-31
r
35c
4(4%
Mead
7-
$40c
5-15
«
2
6-14
5
62 Vac
i_
(quar.)
Aircraft <(quar.)
5%
6-
$50c
McGraw (F. H.) Co.
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
(quar.)
Mead
6- 2
.
50c
McCormick & Co.
66-
series),(quar.)
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$10c
$60c
50c
n
Maytag Company (quar.)
Co., Ltd., partic. pfd. (s-a)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Machine &
5-22
6-
25c
M'cBrine (L.)
Modern Containers, Ltd.,
$51 Vac
6-16
$$1.12(4
(quar.)
Common
5-15
6-
(quar.)
McNeil
'5-15
5-31
$3
preferred
McDonnell
•
5-31
>
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
5%
common
Department,.Stores,
$3.40
6-15
(quar.)_
Mathews Conveyor
(quar.)
Maui Electric
(quar.)
May
5-16
15c
(quar.)
changed
Common
5-20
5-31
12C
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
Name
6-10
■
Marshall-Wells
6-15
35c
Marchant Calculators, Inc.
(quar.)—.
Mai'quardt Aii'craft Co. (stock dividend)
common
9
$25c
_____
Marquette Cement Mfg.,
6% preferred (quar.)
6-13
6-10
Coal, cl. A (s-a)
B
6-
5-23
6-30
*25c
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar. )—,_—_
Maple Leaf Milling Ltd. (s-a)
Mohawk
common
59%c
5-23
5-23
Manhattan Shirt (reduced)
Manitoba & Saskatchewan
5-30
6-15
17 Vac
shares-
6-46
preferred
$3.75 preferred
.
5-26
(quar.)
3.90%
5-13
50c
pfd.
University
6-16
$1
5-21
75c
(quar.)
inc.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.75%
of
7%
Amer.
Laboratories
preferred
4.20%
Quarterly
Quarterly
A.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeining
preferred
com.
r
S.
Extension
Lakeside
3.30%
Service,
inc.)
(quar.)
5-26
435 %
Public
6
6-25
20c
6-12
6-20
invest-
(quar.)
6-
28'/a c
(quar.)
6-16
32c
common
(from net investment
Wire Co.
6-26
75c
a
(quar.)
5-15
2
5-29
5-12
Inc.—
common
6-
15c
6-13
25c
—
5-26
Co.
5-23
*37(40
(quar.)
preferred
C.)
6-23
(quar.)
common
u
(quar.).
Co., 5% pfd. <accum.)
Maine Public
Service, common (Increased)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Class
5-16
5-15
$5C
Corp., Ltd.—
priority shares
Conv.
6-16
35C
Maine Central RR.
5-21
6-16
(R.
Mailman
6-16
2
conv.
Mahon
5-23
1
6-
20c
L_
$1.25
Iowa Electric Light &
Power, "com. "(quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Iowa
6-14
5-16
15c
12 Vac
(quar.)
5-31
7-
'(
preferred (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., common
(reduced)
4'A% preferred A (quar.)
!
6-18
12-15
6-14
:
25c
net
6-14
9-15
50c
25c
plus
1
1
4?/4%
'
$5c
Magnavox Co.,
in-
2nd
6-10
2c
stock
7-
10-
1-2-59
$20c
common
preferred
6-13
37 Vac
75c
;
Power & Light Co.,
6
6-27
$3c
•
$3.75
37 VaC
$2J50^ preferred (quar.)„
Electric,
1st
6-10
+60c
(increased)
_:
conv.
non-cum.
Lake
6% preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Securities Co.
(quar.)_.
;
;
Investment Foundation,
Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Investment Trust of
Boston-(special fiscal
year-end distribution of 20c from
net real¬
Investors Loan Corp., 6%
preferred
Investors Trust (Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
-
6%
5-15
Lake
common.^
Iowa
6-15
5c
prior preferred (quar.
:
Interstate Engineering
Corp. (increased)
Interstate Motor Freight
System (quar.)„
Interstate Power Co. (Del.), com.
nient' income)
1_
Diversified Services,
Class A (ouar.)—i_J.
6-
(quar.)
Koehring Co. (reduced)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
2
in¬
5%
Gars &
6-
50c
income)
Investors
6
50c
(I. B.) Rubber Co. (quar.)
Knox Corp., class A (quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co., common
25c
International Silver Co. (quar.)—
International Textbook (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
Interstate Company,
Iowa-Illinois
1
$1.75
net
(quar.)
"Series K-2"
65c
;
from
6-
1
(quar.)
Kleinert
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
or
1
7-
$1.18%
Company (quar.)
j,
25c
i
ized gains payable-in cash
fiscal year-end of 12c
&
7%
International Paints (Canada)
(s-a)______
International Paper Co., common
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
International Petroleum Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
International Resistance Co.
(quar.)_.
International Resources Fund (from net in¬
Participating
5-
Co.—
(quar.)
(from
1
7-
50c
4%
7-
35c
(quar.)
12c
.___
Inc.
6
20c
B-l" (from net investment
Keystone Growth Fund
2
se¬
Quarterly
vestment
6-
25c
Investors,
income
6
6-
50c
"Series
from
from
—
International Nickel Co.
8-15
6-
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
4.80%
5-16
20c
Business Machines (quar.)
International Cigar
Machinery Co. (quar.)
International Harvester Co., corn,
tquar.t-
International
1
1
7-
(quar.)
Kingsport Press (quar.)—
:
<quar.)
97-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Keystone Steel &
International
preferred
8-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund
5
securi¬
Telegraph
Inc.
(SH)
Keyes Fibre Co.,
5-13
6-
$1
;
Breweries,
8-15
1
Oil
Ketchum & Co.
5-29
3%
35c
&
1
$6'Ac
Industries, com. (quar.),
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
4(2%
5-15
20c
profits)
Quarterly
Interlake Steamship Co.
99-
6c
6-10
$3
(10c
25c
Land
Kcrr-McGee
6-10
75c
from
Fund
plus
Inter-County Telephone
vestment
common
(quar.)
Monthly dividend from net investment
5-10-•
Ltd.—
income
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12 Va
5-23
6-
,
7%
pfd.
5-15
1
6-10
-
Kerite Co.
Foundation Fund (12c from
investment income plus a distribution of
8c from security
profits)—:
Institutional Income Fund, Inc. (10c from
curities
A
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
Kerr Income Fund—
•
investment
8-15
i
M & D Store Fixtures
(quar.___..
Macassa Mines, Ltd.
-(quar.
Macwhyte Co. j (quar.))
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
6%
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Institutional
ties profits)
Institutional
Insurance
1
87 '/aC
5-23
7-
;
2c
'
9-
87 Vac
Kern County
$1.25
•
plus
5-15
8-15
87 Vac
6-
30c
25c
(quar.)
.
investment, income
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
5-15
69-
(quar.)
5-15
$1.06'A
,
Shares
5-15
1
10c
6-16
25c
Industrial Development
(liquidating t__———
Industrial Enterprises (stock
dividend)
Institutional
1
6-
(reduced)
6-16
5c
American. shares
Inland Steel Co,
6-
'
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization
5-20
20C
(s-a)
5-15
preferred
partic.
Kendall Co.,
5-20
2
___
shares
6 % ' preferred
5-15
1
preferred
preferred
25c
4-15
6-
10c
4y4% preferred (quar.)_
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
common
1
6-
$1.25
...
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.—
1
$37'Ac
income-
______
Co.,
5-29
6-
$1
$1.05
3%%
5-16
$32 VaC
_______
Ingersoll-Rand
6-20
95c
Kellogg Company—
6-30
7-15
8%
(quar.)
Incorporated Investors (out of current and
accumulated earnings)
Indiana Gas & Water (quar.)_
Indiana Steel Products Co.
(quar.)_.
Indianapolis Water Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
American
50c
32'Ac
$1.06'A
$1.12 VA
.
(quar.)
.
net
5-26
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-
45C
"(quar.)
$1.50 convertible
participating pfd.
Income Fund of Boston Inc.—
•
preferred
3% %
from
6-10
35c
3 Va %
—
Quarterly
5-15
95c
preferred
4Va%
$1.25
5-16
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power &
Light, common
4(4%. preferred (quar.)
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
5-29
$1.25
5-16
1
1
6-
$1.08 3A
„
3.80%
50c
<quar.t__
1
66-
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
59%c
$1.03'a
$1.18%
4%
$40c
(quar.)
common
4.50%
6-16
60c
"
Circuit
Common
2
6-
—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
5% preferred B (s-a)
I-T-E
6-
com.__
preferred (quar.)
7-15
(quar.)—I
common
.Mortgage
&
5-16
Chemical Corp.,
(quar.)
4%%, convertible preferred
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
(quar.)
Kansas City power &
Light, com. (quar.)—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
$10c
Hunt Foods &
Industries,
5% preferred A (quar.)
Huron
2
_
&
preferred
$20c
Foods, Inc., 5%
preferred
<quar.)__
preferred A .(qhar.)_i__—_
5,%
5-16
6-
39,tc
_______
&
5-16
2
35%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
5-16
2
6-
320
preference (quar.)—
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)——
Hunt
2
6-
I
6.40%
Humble
4%%
4Vhc/o
9
-
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
6-
31 Vac
5-
31'Ac
preferred B (quar.)
5.70% preferred C (quar.)
preferred D
6-9
35'AC
—
(quar.)
$5.12
6.25%
(quar.)
shares
Kaiser Aluminttm
75c
Hudson Pulp & Paper Co., cfass A
$1.41 2nd preferred
(quar.)
American
Ltd.—
34c
$1.25
(quar.)
5-21
5-21
6- 1
0- 2
5-16
5-14
6-
5-14
2
$31 'Ac
7- 2
$2
$25c
7- 1
6-14
Co.—
class A (quar.)
3V2%
$1.07 Va
5-29
6-12
6-12
pfd.
(accum.)__
(accum.)
(quar.).
—
Co.
Inc.
Machine Tool Co. (quar.)
Knitting, Ltd., 4Va% pfd. (accum.)
5-29
7- 2
6-20
87 Vac
6- 2
5-19
$1.05
25c
2
5-19
6-39
6-14
6-
5-20
30c
30c
$$1.50
6-
3
2
5-19
7- 2
6-13
6-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
.
.
.
Monday, May 26,195&
(2378)
*
Name of Company
-
1
-
Ltd.,
Corp.,
5-29
Northwestern
1
5-29
5-29
7-
8
6-
t$1.75
'7- 1
5-30
t$1.75
—
7-
1
6-30
——-
—
—
7(4 c
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
prof, (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.):
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (quar.)
Motor
7-
1
6-16
$22 (4c
6-
2
5-
6
$$1.18
6-
2
5-
6
62(40
—
—
6- 3
6-16
5-23
30c
(quar.)
6-20
30c
6-15
5-21
Line
ficial
6-
25c
5-15
2
Ultra¬
held)
shares
National Biscuit,
Register
Cash
—
Products
10-31
Class
7-15
5- 9
5-27
National
Standard
Steel
7-15
6-24
National
Union
Quarterly
National
6-
25C
5-
2
9
•
Fire
Nelsner Bros,
B
6-16
6-10
5-26
6-20
6-
6- 2
5-16
6- 6
Pacific
Pantex
6-
5-21
6-
5-16
2
50c
6-10
15c
6-30
6-10
5-27
5%
Park
1
6-13
6-13
5-26
Class
6-
1
5-14
Parmelec
Paterson-Sargent
-
6-30
6-
2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., common
5-22
Fenn
Controls, Inc.
G-
Fcnn
Fruit,
5-15
Stock
(quar.)
-
,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)
3,60% preferred (quar.)—
5-30
5-
5
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
4.05%
6-
9
5-
9
4.70%
4.50%
5-15
5-29
$2
8-25
8- a
7-
e
Common
6-13
1
5-12
5(4%. preferred
(quar.)
North American Refractories
7%
gtd. (s-a)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Gas
(Illinois) (quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd., class A (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Common
6- 6
6-30
6-
6-30
6- 0
6-30
0-
6
6-30
6-
0
Northern Central Ry.
0
35c
0-1
7%
6-
2
5-21
6-14
5-16
90c
6-10
5-
6-27
5-30
6-25
5-20
5
6-10
5-21
37 (4c
6-20
5-29
6-20
5-29
5.80%
preferred
$1
pref.
Northern
:
6*,2%
Quebec
Power,
1st preferred
Northland
Utilities
Ltd.,
Ltd.
RR.
Bancorporation, common
prefer.ed (initial*
-J-V, '
6-13
50c'
6-16
5-16
6-14
5-30
7- 1
6-
25c
6-12
5-22
7- 2
+$1.50
€-12
7- 2
J30c
5-26
€-12
Reading Tube Corp.—
1
6-13
9-15
12-15
6-
1
5-21
5-29
5-22
2
5-15
6-20
5-20
15c
6-17
6«-
6-27
6-13
6-
1
25c
6-16
31'Ac
6-
4%%
30c
$62 (4c
$2.25
1
6-13
6-
2
7-
1
6-13
(quar.)
$27c
10-
1
9-12
$5c
10-
1
9-12
5-15
Class
Republic Insurance (Texas) (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
6-
2
5-20
Resistoflex Corp.
6-
2
5-20
Revere.
5-
2
6-
2
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
3.60%
5- 9
6- 2
6-
G-16
(stock dividend) —
(reduced)
2
preferred
.
pfd. (quar.)—
conv.
5-15
Rice Ranch Oil Co
2
5-15
Richfield
6-
2
5-15
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)—.—
Ritter Finance Co., class A (quar.)—
6- 2
5-15
6-16
5-23
6-27
6- 2
50c
7-15
6-20
Roa.n
Copper
units
stock
6- a
6-
1
5-22
Robbins
5- 2
5-20
6-
2
6-
1
5-22
6-10
5-16
50c
40c
6-10
5-16
25c
6-
Robinson
(H.
5-21
Co.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Germantown
7-21
5-20
5%
2
5- 9
6-
Philippine
2
6-
2
Philippine
2
&
7-15
6-30
5-29
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
$40c
7-25
6-28
6-10
5-24
11-
1
10-16
75c
6-
1
5-
$0.5875
6-
1
5-16
9
6-30
6-
6-30
6- 4
$1.50
6- 4
5-20
40c
—
5-28
/
5-15
4
*
-
(quar.)—
5-14
12 (4c
6-
2
5-
5-15
6-10
5-23
7c
6-
2
5-15
6- 2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
6-15
5-31
68 lie
175aC
„
6- 2
5-
9
2
5-
6-
0-14
6-
5
6-14
6-
6
$0.08333
6-14
6-
6
6-16
5-16
60c
6-10
5-23
3c
-
—
6-16
(initial)
4.
6-
2
5c
6-16
6-
2
*25c
(J. C.) Co., $1 class A (quar.)
5-31
5-15
4% preferred series F (quar.)
6-
Phillips
Petroleum
Co.
Co.
6- 2
5-15
$1.18%
6- 2
5-15
$1.0254
6-
2
5-15
preferred series H (quar.)
preferred series I (quar.)
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)
—
Rochester & Genesee RR. (s-a)
Rochester Transit Corp.
(quar.)
Rockwell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Rockwell Spring & Axel Co.—
Name changed to
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Roe (A. V.) (Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)—
537%
Rohm
4%
&
convertible preferred
Haas
Co.,
(quar.)
Inc.
(from
net
Aircraft Corp.
4 V*%
Rubbermaid,
5-
6-
2
5-15
62 (4c
6-
2
5-
7-
1
Ryan
Aeronautical Co.
—
preferred
preferred
6-16
5-29
St.
6-
5-23
common
,
(quar.)
1
6-
1
5-
9
5-
9
6- 2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
7-
1
6-13
7Yzc
6-
1
5-16
5-15
5-
6- 6
5-16
25c
1
7-
1
5-26
7-
1
5-26
7-
1
5-26
6-10
5-23
6-16
6-
2
9-16
9-
2
12-15
12-
1
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry—
6
Joseph
Lead
Co
(quar.)
6-16
6-
2
5%
convertible preferred A
6-12
5-28
5%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
53 VaC
(quar.)
6-10
6-
$1
$1.0754
25c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
common
6-10
7- 2
IOC
(quar.).
preferred
4.30%
5-16
-,7- 2
95c
Safeway Stores, Inc., common
4%
-6-10
.
50c
$20c
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
7-15
$1
9
Inc.
5-20
UOc
Rutland & Whitehall RR..
2
Corp.
5
+20c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$5 preferred
(quar.)
.
$4.80
6-23.
class A
12 c
Pioneer Natural Gas
Pitney-Bowes,
6-13
6-30
Investment
income)
Piper
7-15
25c
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)
Fund,
12 (4c
Rolland Paper, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
Cable
5-14
6-
50c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5-15
Rome
1
2
55c
t
7-
6-
+$1.433A
(quar.)
6-20
$2
10c
$1
common
5-29
6-
5-15
$1.0254
43/« %
20c
42 (4 c
(quar.)
6- 2
$1
—
4.10%
9
$1.25
3
5
50c
(quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., class A
Rochester Gas & Electric—
9
91 (4c
common
(quar.)
Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Tobacco Flue-Curing & Redrying
Phoell Mfg.
6-20
5-21
2
Norristown
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
25c
5-15
5-23
5-29
6-
9
5-23
6-14
7c
(quar.)
2 (4c
5-16
7-
5-23
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Phila. Suburban Transportation
6-14
6-30
5-29
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-
6-20
5-26
75C
3.65%
6-10
6-12
€-30
35c
—:
(quar.)
Reading Corp.
Phila Suburban Water,
2
40c
87 (4c
common
5-
50c
common
H.)
6-10
2.
6-17
:
Myers,
Common
6-
$1.12 5*
375'aC
'penny)
Robertson
6-10
7-
30c
—
preferred (quar.)
Participating
Robertson (J.) Co.
6- 2
7-
"
$1.50
25C
5-15
$1.1254.
Ltd.—
(interim) (^es of 1
6-15
6- 2
5-15
6-
Mines,
$1
6-16
7-11
90c
—
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar.)
10c
6-11
6-
7-
15c
&
1
8-
90c
——
50c
Island—
7-
5938C
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Antelope
1252C
tquar.)
B
Ordinary
9
5-16
75c
6- 2
5%%
9
6-
6
2c
6-
Corp.
6-20
5-
6-
90c
$1.06'A
Class
5-29
125ic
(quar.)
RheeimMfg. Co., 452%
Oil
6-30
25c
-
Reynolds Metals Co.. common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
——
Reynolds (R.J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
—
:
—
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5- 9
5-12
7-23
3%
■«
Copper & Brass
Rexall Drug Co. (quar.)
9
2
12-12
5-26
75C
t28c
5-20
6-
1-1-59
40c
(quar/)
A
5-20
6-
7-
*5c
A
5-16
5-15
$28c
Class
1
5-29
$1.12(4
5-1®
(quar.)
6-16
$1.06
5-16
A
6-16
30c
5-19
6-14
6-14
55c
preferred (s-a)
6-1G
$1.15
6-13
20c
common
Class
5-31
•
3
5-30
6-12
U5c
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
5-16
1
6-
31'AC
Reinsurance
5-23
2
6-
7-
5-22
—
Remington
10c
5-15
6-12
U252C
,
,
(N. J.)
Reitman's
Arms,
®-i2;
1
5-29
„■
50c
(quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
Quarterly
.
.
1-2-59
12L4C
.
Reeves
1
10-
+$1.50
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
MacDonald Mines, Ltd.
710-
$1.75
Gas
9
.
-
5-22
.
1
6-27
7-
$25c
s-a)
6-13
-
9
5-
6-23
87560
20c
(quar.)
2
-U5a
Ltd.—
& Batten
(increased
$1
Co.,
&
common
Co.
$1
$22 (4 C
(quar.)
Hopewell
5-
6-14
6-30
5-26
—
20c
(quar.)
5-29
1
125sC:
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-19
(Butler,- Pa.)—
&
1
$69c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Northwest
4.50%
com.
(quar.)
&
Philadelphia,
Phila
8-
1
$1.37(4
_
6-10
6-
*
5-29
—
4% preferred
(quar.):
Pfaudler Permutit
(quar.)
:
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
7-
$1.45
-
6-10
1
6-13
5c
6-27
(quar.)
preferred
$62(4c
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
(Charles)
3(4 %
Pioneer
(initial
1
7-
25c
—
...
30c
:
7-15
50c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
5(4%
7-
35c
*
—
5-29
$1.12(4
Long
2
6- 2
Invest¬
from
(initial
Fund
6-13
$1.02
$1.17(4
Extra
Pfizer
Northern Natural Gas—
New
7-
Corp. (N, Y.)
(s-a)
(Canada) Ltd. (extra)
Reliance Insurance Co. (Phila.) (quar.)—
,
preferred (quar.)
4%% pfd.
Paul
Petersburg
B-29
44c
(quar.)
2
6-16
•
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
(quar.)
7-
Putnam
6%
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
$2
(s-a)
5-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Geo.
(see
25c
-
Pcrfex Corp.,
Peter
$15c
1
$1.25
12 (4c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
'
preferred
6-20
$1.10
4(4% preferred
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.. of
Quarterly
1
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
22 (4c
5-15
6-
—
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Raymond Corp. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred
92 (4c
5-13
35c
5-15
1
40o
58 (4c
6- 2
63.50
1
6-
,
5c
30c
Peoples Telephone Corp.
50c
(quar.)
1
6-
_——
2%
57 (4 c
5-23
45c
pfd. (quar.)
6-
50c
1
83Ac
6-16
4c
''
4.40%
1
(quar.)
1
34 %c
North American Investment, 6%
Common
7-
Purina
Common
5-23
(quar.)
2
$3c
(quar.)
5-15
•
Commission
Inc., $4.75 pfd.
of America—
Rapid Grip
25c
7-
6-
6- 6
1
1
6-
0- 6
6-30
50c
933Ac
6-30
$3.50
Ralston
6-
(quar.)
(From investment income)
Pennroad Corp.
5-12
6-30
5-21
6-16
30c
nonvoting
2
0
2
2
5c
voting (quar.)
6- 2
6-
$1.21'A
$1.31'A
North American Contracting (s-a)
North American Car Co. (quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co..
6-
7-1
97'/4c
Normetal Mining Corp. Ltd
5-15
——
(quar.)
1st preferred
6-
2 (4c
27 (4c
$1
Growth
7-
6-10
_
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
$50c
5-15
2
(subject to the
2 (4C
(quar.)(quar.).
(quar.).
5-15
2
0-
27c
2(4c
—
6- 2
-
26c
50c
4.60%
preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Maine)—
$1.02(4
;
6- 2
(quar.)
Radio Corp.
5-29
(quar.)
common
90c
No run da Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
Shore
3
5-29
1
.
dividend
85o
Niagara Share Corp.—
(20c from current investment income and
15c from capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co.,- 4% pfd. A (quar.)
North
3
6-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
North River Insurance
6-
6-16
6-10
7-
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred C
preferred D
preferred E
preferred F
3.70%
6-16
35c
5-19
0-10
12-19
37 (4c
preferred (quar.):
4.68% preferred (quar.).
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
5-15
6-25
._
5-15
6-10
6-
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd.——
10c
4.60%
2
7-15
6-
9-30
12-30
6-
6-16
(quar.)
5
2
5-15
9-19
$1
common
Co.
6-
$45c
5-30
2
87'4c
ment income)
6-20
45c
6-
2
1
6-30
20c
„
5-22
$$1.25
1
6-
$1.12(4
—
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
25c
5-25
-—
preferred < quar.)_
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry DockQuarterly
preferred
5-22
6-
$90c
5
Common
3%%
preferred
5
(quar.),
(quar.)
5-29
7-
Fund)
Putnam
5-15
5c
G-14
Gas—
5%
5.23%
5-16
5-16
IOC
G-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Putnam
1
10c
17c
933Ac
5-20
2
Co.
(quar.)
com.
Service
Public
(quar.)
(Geo.)
Fund
1
82 (4c
Peabody Coal, common (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Pearl
Brewing
(quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
20C
&
6-
e-
$1.05
Corp.
2
(quar.)
4
2
40c
Common
4.85 %
& Co.
66-
/
Oil
6-
—
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation (quar.)
6-25
15C
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
preferred
B
6-30
$1.01 'A
Pure
B-15
2
5- 9
$1.06'A
common
on
preferred
6-
Parker Pen
7-
4.40%
common
preferred
conv.
75c
10c
4.10%
Corp.,
Sheraton Corp.
$5c
—
6-
20c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
15c
Co.-
3.90%
Mfg.
conv.
6%
6-13
20c
$1
5.60%
5-15
1
15c
Consolidated Corp
6-16
.
Dock,
-6-
Common
Chemical Co.—
6%
5-15
37(4 c
Insurance
of Indiana,
Publicker Industries,
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)—
6-16
5c
Jersey Power <fc Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)
Now
York
Air
Brake
(quar.)
State Electric
6-13
.3281(4
17c
...
4%
York
5-15
5-12
1
?3c
6%
6
New
Y.
1
5
7-
preferred (quar.)
4%
5
Parsons
(quar.)
New'Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
N.
6-
9
6-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).:
Co.
Mexico
New
5-15
6-
common—
Page-Hcrsey Tubes Ltd. (quar.)
Pan American Sulphur Co. —
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
12- 8
7- 2
Tin
Package Machinery Co.
2
9-
1-2-59
.
1
5
5-
$$'3
5% preferred A (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
5-15
6-
5-
$1.23
5-29
1
1
6-16
Public Service Co. ox New Mexico-
2
6-
6-10
$1
20c
class A (quar.)
5'
6-
25C
preferred (quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (guar.)
Stock dividend
10c
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
6-
$1.25
.
10c
;
1
62 (4 c
Common
50c
$1.50 preferred
New
6-23
20c
preferred
$3.30 preferred (quar.)
Outdoor Advertising Co.,
,7- 1
,
:
6-23
7-
$1.10
Pacific
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)—
Auction
7- 1
—
(quar.)—
5-
Pacific Northwest. Pipe Line Corp.—
40c
Nevada. Natural Gas Pipe Line, common
Y.
$1.19
$1.00
—
Common
400
;
90c
5- 2
50c
Nestle-Lo Mur
N.
i
(quar.)
1
3%-
6- 6
6-13
40c
5-13
Park
(quar.)
Nekoosa Edwards Paper,
Class
3s
—
dividend
Stock
4.20%
(quar.)
2
6-
$15c
$1.75
—
Insurance
com.
6-10
$1.06'A
12(4c
(quar.)
Radiator
S.
Co.,
6-
pfd. (s-a)—
3 (4 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance Corp. (Del.) (quar.)—
Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.)—
Pacllic
V>
—
(quar.)
:—u_
U.
5- 1
10c
Power
61c
of Colorado—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Public Service
series B
preferred
1st
5(4%
Pacific
$5c
(quar.)
6-
Purex
5-16
6-10
45c
$8c
.—
Co.
Corp.
4'A %
4 (2 %
preferred (quar.)—
Oxford Paper Co., $5 pfd.
30c
(quar.)
National Presto Industries, Inc. (quar.)
National Rubber Machinery Co. (quar.)
National
of 6.45%
tax
5-15
5-31
25c
Accident
Public Service Co.
6-30
Union
4%
5-12
National Load Co:—
National Tea Co.
6-30
7-15
sharehold¬
will be deducted)—
5-23
6-27
5-12
common
&
7-15
nonresident
Africa
5-29
180
Life
Provident
$15c
$3.60
6-17
5-29
7- 2
—
6-20
$133ic
approximately 41c.
(equal to
South
6-10
2
(Chattanooga)
2
5-15
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
5-30
$3
1
Washington Insurance Co.—
6-16
——-
preferred (quar.)
•54.40 preferred
(quar.)
Owens-Ilinois Glass, common
10- 1
(Nashville) (quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings
6-
Inc.,
$5c
(s-a)—
(s-a)
5-20
6-10
$1.12(4
(quar.)„
Co.
$25C
Quebec Ry.
9
6-
5%
$2
Mfg. Co
27 (4c
7% preferred A (quar.)
—
National Life & Accident Insurance
18c
50c
preferred A (quar.)
conv. preferred (quar.)
6-
(quar.)
preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on May 29 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)
5-13
6- 2
■'
9
6-24
$30C
Providence
Tail
$5c
.
6-16
2
9
6-
61 (4c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—
5-21
Oster
(Hartford)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
River
Powell
6-26
7-
6-
6-24
5
Prentice-Hair,
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd—
Corp.
B
5-
6-20
6-24
$15c
5- 5
2
preferred
$2.46
6-10
Otter
$50
A
Class
2
6-
1
5c
62 (4 c
—
$2.44
Power,
30c
5-29
(quar.)
A
5
——
5-29
(quar.)
A
Class
5-
Pacific Far East Line, common
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.7.;, „7 ',
Class
2
6'AC
(quar.)
5
30c
—
;v
National Gas & Oil Corp.
6-
7-
$2.50
5-20
-
(quar.)
of America
Electric
2
15c
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd., 4%
Prince Gardner
Co.
(quar.)
5
10c
Quarterly
National Food
Potomac
6-
40c
5-27
6-
30c
—
Co.
5
6-
$1.75
45c
5-16
6-
50c
HaUonal Dairy. Products. Corp...(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
i
4(4 % preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Ltd., 60c convertible preferred (quar.)
Insurance
Potash Co.
5-
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
National Cylinder Gas Co.—
Name
changed to Chemetron Corp. see
dividend announcement under new name
National Fire
9
2
$1.10
$1.12(4
(quar.)—
•4% preferred series D (quar.)
Orpheum Building (s-a)
$1.75
(quar.)
6-10
2
(quar.)
Corp.
9
6-
(quar.)
Telephone
Steel
5-14
of
6- 2
6-13
11-17
7%
National
Rico
9
45c
(quar.)
common
Porto
Portsmouth
6-
class A (initial)
Chemical (qua.)
~45c
—
preferred (quar.)
National By-Protiucts, Inc
5-15
5-16
6-
9
5-
$1.25
10c
6-10
4.75%
50
2
6-14
5-
37 (4 c
6-20
Final
5-15
<3-13
25C
each
for
Porter
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
(one share of Narda
5-31
15c
Inc.,
Ontario &
MicrowaveCorp.
6-15
4
6- 2
$1.37(4
Company (reduced*
(H. K.), Inc. (Mass.)
&
6-10
6-
62 (4 c
10c
er's
Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
—
National Aluminatc (quar.)
Poor
$1.05
5(4 %
4-30
5-26
4c
sonics
5- 5
1
6-20
-
55c
1st
2
6-
6-10
1
7-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
7-
$1:75
(quar.)—
Polaroid Corp., common
40c
—
Corp.
Matliieson
6%
(2 8/10c from net invest¬
1 2/10c from securities
Stock dividend
5-15
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
—
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
5-15
and
Nashua
5-29
$1.02
$1
profits)
Narda
5
0- 5
5-
(quar.)
Coal
Olen Co.,
(Kansas City) Shares of bene¬
Nachman Corp.
5
5-
6- 2
$1.14
—
-—-—,—
Inc——
Ben
Olin
5-16
2
6-
50c
$1.07(4
interest
5-
2
6-
50c
(quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
(quar.)
income
2
6-
partic. preferred (accum.)
Ontario Jockey Club. Ltd., common
2
6-
50c
Mutual
Income
Foundation
(quarterly of
ll(4c from Investment Income plus an an¬
nual
distribution
of
9(ic
from
realized
ment
—
(quar.)
preferred
Power Co.,
Old
5-21
6-15
26'Ac
Co. (quar.)
Specialties Co.—
$2 class A conv. preferred (quar.)
Mutual Trust
5- 9
25c
4.08% pfd. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
Ohio
$3.50
capital gains)
6-10
$$1.75
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
4.56%
Machine
Co.,
«te
Ohio Oil Co.
1
5-16
5-31
6c-
Edison
Ohio
Ohio Forge
5-15
6-10
——
Murphy (G. C.)
Muskegon Motor
B
profits)
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
9
5-
5-29
$1
15c
pfd. (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (Pittsburgh)—
Quarterly
»
——
Preference
5-
2
6-
40c
Mount Vernon Mills, 7%
Munslngwear, Inc., common
5(4% preferred (quar.).
5-15
13c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%
5-19
6-10
$2.50
...—a-....-
Motor Wheel Corp. (reduced)
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
securities
from
5-15
2
2
5-12
(quar.)—.
Corp.
Finance
5-29
6-10
30c
(quar.)
—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)————Morgan (Henry), Ltd., common (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common
43,4%
6-
6-
$62 (4c
preferred (quar.)
3
$$1.12(4
4(4% preferred (quar.)
—
$$1
4% preferred (quar.)
Nucleonics, Chemistry & Electronics Shares.
Inc., <6 (4c from earned income plus 6 (4c
5-15
2
6-
2%
;
6-15
Payable 0} Ree.
Share
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. CoCommon
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
——
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
51/2% prior prelerred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)—:
Pittsfield & North Adams RR. (s-a)
5-15
2
5%
5-15
6-14
37 (4 c
(quar.)
2
6-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc.
2
6-
30c
Pharmacal Co. (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Norwich
5-30
(quar.)
common
6
7- 2
6-
$1.12(4
$1.31'A
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
4(4%
Holder*
When
Par
6-16
"
6-30
250'
Northwestern Public Service, common
1
15c
preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)_—.
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
1
7-
t45c
7%
Moore Products Co.
77-
$1.17(4
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Montrose Chemical Co. (quar.)
4.50%
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Insurance
National
2oc
$1.12',4
(quar.)—
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
Moore
Payable of Ree.
Share
'
Name of Company
Payable of Ree."
Share
Name of Company
Holder•
When
Par
Holder•
When
Par
7-
1
5%
6-20
25c
6-
2
$1.25
6-
2
5-16
$1.20-
6-
2
5-16
5-16
St. Paul
Fire
&
Marine Insurance
St. Regis Paper Co., common
-.
$4.40 pfd.
series A
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
30c
35c
$1.10
7-17
7-10
G-
1
5-
2
7-
1
6-
6
Volume 187
Number 5745
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2379), 61
per
Name
~
of Company
Share
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Ltd.,
common
preferred
<5%%
(quar.)
preferred
5%c/c
•
(Initial)
preferred A
(quar.)
ZZZZ
conv.
•4.70%
4.70%
A
pid.
common
15c
-
2915
(quar.)
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2
5-
9
2
5-
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
10c
5-28 ~
5-14
10c
5-29
5-20
18%c
5-29
37V2c
7-15
6-12
6-
50c
.
,
7-18
1
7-18
6-12
5-29
0-
5-14
1
HI"
5-24 ;
Standard
5-16
$1.18%
$5
I
6-19'
7-10
6-19
6-19
$1.25
_
7-10
2
5-21
Statler
2
5-
25c
7-
2
5-23
7-
1
6-10
3%
-
.
6%
66-
10c
(quar!3"-III__III~
~~ ~~
~~
Securities Acceptance
Corp.—
Common
■
Stock
.
5%
-----
dividend
(quarj
preferred
5%
preferred
With
•
pfd.
9-30
9-10
7-
6-10
above
(quar.)_
12»/2C
111111
(accum.)
payments all
(quar.)
Inc.
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
.
preferred
4Vt%
Class
(W.
B
(quar.~)I!
A
Co..
5%
Sheller
Food Stores
'•
Class
Sicks'
B
A
Sierra
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
*t30c
.ZZZZZZZZ
20C
Co.—
6-
7%
2
5-
5-26
5
5 /o
5-19
Stouffer
5-15
Storer
2
5-31
».7r
■
1
7-
1
5-
.
:
;
6-
9
Simpson's,- Ltd.
■—
Stuart
6-30
6-
'
5-30
2
Singer
Mfg.
Amer.
Annual
Skelly
deposit
;
oil
Co.
j
~
"
Stock
—
,stock dividendl
Co.
Cali.ornia
preferred
Platinu~m~CoHH
(quar.)"
*
"""
Fublic Service,
preferred
'
4.60%
—■
'
*
(quar.)
--
I"
I
(quarT
Spencer
Co.,
$4.50
Kellogg
Sc.
preferred
Sperti Products,
8piegel, Inc.,
.
$4.50
conv.
conv.
common
6-28
4-21
6-14
2nd
preferred
Tennessee Natural Gas
Stock
5-31
5-
5
Texas
Eastern
5-
5
6.70%
preferred
5-
5
5.85%
preferred
297/oC
5-31
55-
5
5
6-30
6-
5
27c
6-30
6-
5
223/2C
6-
25c
6-
2
6-15
0.2656 (4
6-
2
6-18
2
6-19
34c
6-
2
5-15
6-
6
5-
5
5.75%
5.50%
Texas
6-13
5-15
9-15
8-15
$1
6-10
5-31
15c
30c
6-
6-
2
2
10c
7-
1
$1.50
7-
1
31c
5-15
5-15
6-16
6-20
6-14
6-
6-
5-22
2
7-10
7-
3
1
Texas
Hlinois
5-15
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc.
1
7-18
Tidewater
Tilo
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
1
8-
1
7-18
Timken
Tokheim
7-18
Toledo
8-
1
27 %c
8-
1
7-18
4V4%
27 Vic
g-
1
7-18
4,25%
30c
6-
1
9
(stock
Roller
4.56%
Edison
(anar.l
6-
0
Common
6-
6
0-
6
$3.50 convertible
$3.50 convertible
$1,221/2
7-
1
6-
6
Universal
7-
1
0-
6
Universal
$1.28
7-
1
6-
6
Universal
5-
9
Toledo
5-
9
Toronto
Elevators Ltd.
5-12
Traders
6-
1
5-12
"
6-10
5-
6-26
5-15
9
$1.12 Va
~
7-
1
5-15
12 Vic
6-
2
5-19
II™
1
0-
0
Utah Southern Oil Co.
7-
35c
6-
5-15
1
6-
1
5-15
Van
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.18%
A
Steel Co.
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class
5-15
Vick
5-21
Viking Pump Co.
(Iowa)__
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6%
5-28
6-16
7-
1
6-16
6- 6
6-16
5-26
6-10
5-10
5-19
preferred
6-
15c
6-10
5-24
7-
6-21
5
1
5-
9
35c
6-15
5-29
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
5-31
$4.04 preferred
$4.12 preferred
A
$1,121/2
6-16
5-29
6-
1
5-20
Travelers Insurance Co.
6-
1
5-20
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
(quar.)HHH
WJR The Goodwill Station Inc.
50c
6-10
5-20
■
•
5y2%
preferred
5-16
2
5-15
J60C
7- 2
6-10
$4.50
160c
7-
6-10
Warner
&
Warren
(S. D.),
preferred
{$1.12%
ZZ
7- 2
0-10
{50c
H
Forging
2
7- 2
6-10
35c
7-31
6-30
Corp.—
(Del.)
(quar.)
5-15
5-20
6- 2
8-
.
5-20
1
7-17
6- 2
5-15
1
7-15
7- 5
6-
5- 9
2
6-18
5-31
6-
5
5-19
35c
6-14
5-23
7-
1.
6-11
$1.25
6-
3
5-15
X31V4C
6-
1
25c
$1*25
'$1,
5-14*
6-20
6-29
6-20
5-29
6-20
5-29
6-20
5-29
6-20
6-29
6-
2
5-22
6-13
68%c
6-30
•
5- 2
6- 2
50c
6-13
5-29
8-
1
7-17
6-
2
5-16
lOc
6-16.
5-29
6-
5-21
4
50c
6-18
6-10
40c
62%c
6-12
7-
1
6- 4
5-12
5-15
6-0
25c
8-20
7-25
25c
7-
6-14
(Walt)
$1.37ya
3iy4C
62'/2c
$1.12ya
Swasey Co. (reduced)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-10
25C
(quar.)
6-20
fl- 2
$iOc
25c
Quarterly
5-15
5-15
7
6-2
12y2c
(quar.)
common
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wire
7-
10c
Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
$4.50
6-
&.31
)
I
Z
Ward
Washburn
6- 6
25c
Common
I
5-15
6-28
4oc
(quar.)
Disney Production see Disney
Ward Baking, common
(quar.)
6-
5-14
2
- •
(quar.)
Walt
5-29
1-15
5-28
6-
fl2y2c
HI
•
•
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
25c
2-1-59
.
<
5-12
t20c
7-15
10-15
$j'o3
5-26
4-15
11-15
l
$1 05
5-26
2
11-29
1
65c
I
9
6-
*
5-15
8-15
8-
$1,011
6-23
$1.14
6- 1
6-31
8-30
<
$150
6-
4-15
6,
5-20
$1,371/,
.
6-16
6- 2
1
lli
$125
5-12
$1,061/4
191/,,
rq.
6% preferred (quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (reduced)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
(quar.)
Walker & Co., class A
Common
(quar.)
6-
™
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
(quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)
I
I
Virginian
Railway,
common
(quar.)
5-16
8-27
5-20
75c
(quar.)
4-15
5- 9
17%c
(quar.)
$5.00 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Hot Springs, Inc
5-29
5-26
6-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 2
6-11
6-13
22%c
(accum.)
35c
Steel
I
(quar.)
$1,061/4
1,
6-13
aqc
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd.. (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power, common
(quar.)
preefrred
7-
65c
(quar.)
5-15
1
62>Ac
37%n
1
7-
5-15
95c
~
H
1
6-16
2
87%o
(quar.).
common
6-
"
6- 2
0-15
6-
ton
6-
6-16
1
87%c
(quar.)
(J. B.) Co.—
class A preferred (quar.)
Chemical Co.
6-16
87%c
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys
5-23
30c*
60-
I
H
5%
(quar.)HH
HH
Sciver
5%
5-16
fic
(quar.)
Butane Service—
Horn
Preferred
5-23
6
$2
Van Raalte Co.
25c
11111™
6-29
25c
Van
5-15
1
2
125c
preferred
5-15
$1
Co
6-16
25c
$5.50
6-1
30c
(quar.)
Williams
Valley Mould & Iron,
6-
30c
HI
(quarj
25C
&
9
6-
50c
6-20
5-
6
6
75c
jquarj_
(quar.)
7-
5-31
66-
7-
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
Upson Company (quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Transue
preferred
6
6
Finance
20c
conv.
6-
1
7-* 1
,
—
0-
25c
*
(quar )
1
20c
Winding Co
1
6-10
6-11
6-
6(»
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Co.—
1
_
Co.
Corp.
7-
6-19
6-11.
7
7- 1'
-
81.12/2
75c
1
_
90c
Insurance
Marion
7-
50c
5-22
7
6-16
II
common—
'
preferred
$1.25
$1,391/3
25%'
5-19
7-
jqc1
«i
(quar.)
$1,121/2
25C
I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scale
6
2
50c
HHH
$4.20
(auar.)
preferred
6-
6-
"
preferred' (quar.).
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
(quar.)
$1.273/2
1
5^16.
22V2c
'
qqo
(quar.)
7-
1
soc
.......
30c
6-
(quar.)_____
~
Common
Pipe Line-
dividend)
Bearing
Corp.
Common
25c
Roofing (quar.)
Time,
Inc.
(interim)
7-18
5-
oil
of
1
1
$1.3iy4
5-29
6-
ilc
$1 75.
A
5-23
15c
I
Co.
preferred
5-
6
6-20
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania-1—
5-31
6-
5-21,
7-10
-I__IHIIII
6-16
1
5-15
7-
(quar.)
Corp—
(quar.)
7-
11-15
7-1
~
Whelan
1
$1.24
(quar.)
1
4'/2%
7-
$1.35
(quar.)
88-
3-31
6
__HJ
°
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-
8-15
1
/
Co.-,
(quar.)-
U. S. Rubber, common
8% 1st preferred
7-
5c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
6-
cY' Pri"tln5 & Lithograph
5% pref. A
6- 2
1
2
apiAc
United Telephone
7-
2
9-
6- 2
~
6-16
2
6-
I
HH
(quar.)
6-13
2
5-12
12-
$2.50'
HI
U. S. Steel Corp., common
United Steel
Corp., Ltd.
7-
1'
5-31
20c
'
Pipe & Foundry CoI"(quarI)~I__I
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
$1,061/4
$1.15
__w_
_I
common
37c
8-
5- 8
'
Oil
&
Thompson Products,
B
5-29
30c
Natural Gas
preferred
S.
$1,121/2
(quar.)_H_I
Co.
6-
I
pfd."
IT..-!!!
(quar )"!_
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)
I
4%
preferred A
(quar.)__
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
(quar.)
4%
S.
$1.25
(quar.).
Pacific Coal
Class
U.
U
7-
$1,371/2
HH
Producing Co. (quar.)
Common
Texas
5-17
5-20
25c
Sulphur
(N. J.)
Lumber Co
$1,671/2
(quar.)
25c
6-14
7-15
5-28
6-13
pfdI~("s~-a)HH
(quar.)
Lines
S.
7- 2
'
preferred
25c
U.
$1.461/4
$1.43%
___
(quar.)
5.40%
Gulf
U; S.
6-10
5-14
7-
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)__
com;
(quar.)
preferred
5-26
Texas
5-29
6-15
1
5-29
1
Machinery Corp.
5%
6-30
$1.16i/4
Inc..—
6-16
7%
preferred
U. S. Hoffman
2
7- 2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.96%
5-15
8
5-29
(quar.)/i
B
7-
I-IIIIII™™™
6-10
6-13
5
6-27
7-
15c
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
®yPsuni Co., commont, (quar.)_
Class
$1.02j/3
(quar.)
1
70c
5-
6-12
$1.16
(initial)
7-
Gulf
1
5-
35c
_Z".
income)
Transmission Corp.—
Gas
6-
6-27
6-
15c
IIIIH
"
IIII!
investment
Common
8
$27c
preferred
Fund
5-
1
15c
(quarj
preferred
(From
(quar.)
Casualty Co., 45c conv.
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Texas
6-
50c
oap
Foil
8
5-23!
5-23
$1 12>A
common
S.
5-
6-10
ouo
t
U.
6-16
4-30
6-12
$L06 /4
(Quar j~H
Envelope Co. (quar.)_____
9
5-2ff
5-31;
40c
~
S.
5-
6- 6
6-13
Ltd.—
U.
6-10
3;
791/p
6-16
1
5-28
6-20*
50c
_
S.
15c
"IIIIHII
~
Transmission,
5-31
5-31
7-
5-14
6-10-
c •
10c
.-™__™H
Y'aY' p?°raXp ^ Chemical»
4V2% preferred
$3c
dividend
5-31
60c
5-15
.1
*
5-30
Co
'
1
50c
_
ZZZZZZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Company (quar.)
6-
Spindale Mills,
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
ZZZZZZ.
B
2
"•5-14
UnitlTv
1
7-
tior
United New Jersey fpr depositary expenses
RR. & Canal (guar.)
5c
ZZZZZZZZZZ I
4.50% 2nd preferred
(quar.jlHH IIIIH
5% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
ZZZJZZZZ
60c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
5.10%
preferred
30y2c
$0.4315
36c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
$1
6
5-28
135c
(q~u~a"r!7I"
(quar.)
(quar.)
33c
(quar.)
common
common
3
6-
preferred
$1.05
common
Sons
6-
5-15
5.12%
5.25%
HUH
(quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp.,
(quar.)
(auar )
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$1.15
(quar.)™™ I
(quar.)_
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
5.10%
6-30
$1.10
preferred ($25 par)
preferred
4.90%
5-
7-15
97 Vic
preferred ($25 par)
$1.32
5-20
6-10
$1.06(4
4.36%
4.20%
6-30
$1.03%
H
4.40%
Spencer
preferred
'
5-29
5-29
'
561/4
American deposit rets,
for ord. regis, (final
for the
year ended Dec.
31, 1957 of 10%
plus a special of 3% %* from
capital re•
serves
free of British
income tax but
5-15
6-iar
6- 2
7-15
25c
•_
ZZZZZZZZ
HH"
ZZZZZZZZ
Quarterly
Molasses,
6-
profits
Illuminating
United
5-12
4c
~
92 Vic
IIII
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
45c
(quar.)
preferred
5-29
12 %c
(quar.)
4.40%
6-30
6-26
3
$1
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
6-
41 %c
(quar.)
preferred
I~"~
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.64%
(Dallas)" ("quarj
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
4.60%
5-29
5-29
6-17
33c
(quar.)""
(quar.)
5-23
3
1
8c
Transmission,
5-20
6-
7-
25c
preferred
(quar.)_
Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)I__I
6-30
6-26
6-17
6-
5-31
6-27
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly T^nCe C°' °f America
6-17
1
(Canada),"Ltd!"
From investment income..
Tennessee Gas
B
U
5-29
1
7-
f27c
6-10
2
6-10
7-
50c
6-10
Jfr°m securities
6-16
65c
Teck-Hughes
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.
Texas
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
"(quarT
6-16
35c
(quar.)
^ ifr/Gas improvement, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
•**./—
United Funds, Inc.—
United Science Fund—
5c from net
investment Income and 2c
6-30
1,6-13.
5-31*
6-16
Corp.. (quar.)
United Industrial
Corp
,;-6- 2
5-15
5-22
«l 12VA
(quar.)_
(quar.)
United
6-13
6-16
6-16
HHH.
'
Ltd., class
United Elastic
Corp.
United Electric Coal
tt
5-31
6
6-10
Co.—
5-16
'125c1
^ >
•
(s-a)
preferred
Carton
Glass
5-26
;
5-15*
6-6
75S
4A2 $ Preferred A, (quar. )^_
United YHp- (Pr°m n,et investment income!
Corps.,
6-
'25c
conv.
4.10%
5-16
&
&
of. America,
(quar.)
6-10
t$1.25
common
Carson
75c
(quarjj™
4.25%
5
&
25c
_I
,
3.90%
5-29
30c
~~
:
(Initial)
preferred" (quar.)I™
4.15%
Pearson
26V2C
1
Co.
preferred
5-
6-12
{50c
(quar.)
Investment
5-29
50c
25V2c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Southwest Gas Corp., common
$1.20 convertible prior
preferred"(quarj""
Southwest Natural Gas
Co., common
$6
preferred A (quar.)
I
Southwestern Electric Service
Co.
3.70%
5-29
Texas
(quar.)
Southern Railway Co.—
Common (quar.)
ern
4-29,
1
5%
(initial)
Southern Company < quar.)
Southern Nevada
Telephone
Southwestern
5
6-
50c
•
,
6-
30c
I
Edison—
non-cumulative
5-13
10%
15c
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Southern California
Water, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
I
4(4% preferred (ouat.) *. ..."
.
5.44 % " preferred
(quar.)
J
HIHH
5%
Taylor,
4.32 %
6-10
45c
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
5-14
50c
preferred (initial
quart~erly)™IIII
original preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
5-15
6-12
6-10
7-
6c
5-15
6-14
25c
4.78%
Southern
0-10
55c
10%
6-17
35c
(reduced)
Common
7-
10c
_
6-1&
I
U.
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
Syracuse Supply Co.
(quar.)
7c
(quar")
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-14
5-23
5-15
15c
IHII
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4.88%
4.78%
2
6-14
5-15
6-
6-
5-12*
J25C,
tt
'
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
$L40~pfd!
Sutherland Paper Co.
(quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
30c
(quar.)_
Gold &
6-
5-30
5-26
6-
2
20c
I
Petroleum~~(sIa7
International
38 %c
Development Co., cl." B
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar )
5',c
2
10c
(quar.)
Texas
4.08%
4.24%
7-
6-10
45c
HI"
dividend'
Southern
Sunshine Biscuits
(quar.)
Sunshine Mining Co
70c
5-16
281/sC
31 i/4c
South Bend Lath Works
(reduced)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
South
5-30
ordinary
J
preferred
Socony Mobil Oil Co. Inc.
South American
Sunset
5-13
2
75c
ZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.55
*
5-13
1
7-
Fund—
preferred
Aircraft
66-
«2y2c
I
H
Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Snap-On Tools (quar )
I
Sonotone Corp., common
(quarjllll
Solar
8
1
6-
6-
3
Board
Can
I
(quar.)
50c
Z-ZZZZ
(quar.)
6-
5(4%
6-16
50c
quar,
Co.
6-10
■
7-
5-27
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*
6-16
8-15
6-10
25c
5 20^ Pfd-
Mid;Continent Oil,
4v2%
United
(Canada)
8
70c
(S.
$1.25
6-27
~
United
9-18
Corp.
30c
Ltd.-(quar. )-•-•-*
5-
l$1.25
_
Beneficial interest
*£h«e-& French Laboratories
Smith
6-10
U5c
__
(quar.)
B.)
7-20
Oil
0-14,
12-15
2
6-
6-2*
+ocrt
com.
9-30
1
6-16
A
mi1.tedBlscVit C°.
$4.50 preferred
12-31
7-
0-16
^
Inc
5-16
6-30
,
20c
Sto
12"Ae
United Artists
56c
(quar.)-Z~ZZZZZZZZZZ~
25c
^
•fkld"er- Chuck Co'
Smith (Edson
Sun
4-15
6- 2
6-15
20c
.
(quar!)™™™
class A (s-a) HH
Corp.
5-15
*
rLelApl,rn^nt' Ltd(S"E)
Jj
7-19'
6-1
HIH
(quar.)
Lines Inc.
(quar.)
Aircraft
7-19'
7-19
8-15
;
6-1
dividend
OiSSS
7-19*
8-1&
8-15%.
'
..
Co.
United Artists Theatre
Circuit,
5% preferred (quar.)
5-15
t40c
.
62y2c
U5c
_
receipts
2
Jl5c
20c
(quar.)
_
6-
United
5-29
8-15
goiAh,
12v£
5-19
4-18?:
LouTsl^HH
5-28
2
12 % c
(quar.)_
common
BnSUr'^n Assurance Gas'
APropane
Life
Sun
5-15
Stock
Car
5-286-28
~
$1
6-20,
9-20
6-2
87vS
""*
Bill®
7-H
~
5-28
6-13
12'/a c
~~
Oil Co.,
6-13
6-
9
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Terstegge
(Di .Ai)
*
20c
(quar.)
-Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)___!
B
Stratton &
6-9
Coal
5-28
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
9
&
Corp.
5-20
25c
common
2nd preferred
preference
(quar.)
Stonega Coke
6-13
6-
5-29
*$1.31
CoIIIIIIIIIIII
&
convertible
prior
Air
5-
5-12
10-ilA
*i«f»
I
Gas
43 %C
Whatley, Davin
btokely-Van Camp, Inc.,
5-/o
1
(quarlj
A
commoii~~(q"u~a~rl7
i-15
6-
preferred
(quar.)
Stockton,
5- 5
United
$1.25
Baer & Fuller,
preferred (quar.)
Increased
61c
(quar.)
A
(reduced)
r
25c
/.25 c.;
2
2
5-26
SI
•1
Simon (H.) &
Sons, Ltd.—"
5% redeemable preferred
(quar.)__
Simonds Saw <fe Steel
;
5-22
6-
6-11
15c
~
5% preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies,
Ltd., class
Class B (quar.).
Simmons Co.- (quar.)__
'
5
2
7-
20c
.
preferred
A
(quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd
—• —
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
j_
'
Signode Steel Strapping, common
.
*
6-
5
$2.44
-
,
6-
8
7-
$1.25
...-.i
(quar.)
Power
7-
B
$1.25
J30c
Sterling Trust Corp.
(Toront~o~)~7quar.)
Stern & Stern
Textiles, Inc.. 4%% pfd. (q7fa~rl)~
Stetson (J. B.), 8%
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner (quar.)
5-26
A,
Class
5-29
6-13
6-29
6*2
90S
■
(quar.)
Corp. of
(quar.).
(quar.),
Tank
45c
St^lnLPfrecisi™CorP- 5% Pfd"!A~"(quarlfl
5%
preferred C (quar.)
5-26
6-16
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__._
Pacific
8
15c
(quar.).
■Siegler Corp;
11-
13%%
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.
1
i56%c
Traciin~g~~(~final)
Shulton, Inc., class
12-
6-16
&
Union
25c
Sterling Aluminum Products""(q~uar.)
Sterling Drug (quar.)
Stix,
Mfg. Corp. (reduced)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4% preferred
Shopping Bag
Sterchi Bros. Stores
£
1:50c
(quar.)
Transport &
Shenango Valley Water
9
8-
30c
_
Co™
(quar.)
Pen, class
A.)
5-
1
5%
(quar.)
preferred B
Sheaffer
Shell
A
5-
1
22c
dividend)™™
(stock
1
69-
12 y2 c
_
Oil
5-29
6-10
HIH
(quar.)
common-(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-15
5-26
CK1B
f2*i:
Common
Union
2
6-10
Aim
65c.
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
■
HI
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
HHH
Union Gas
System, Inc. (Kansas)—
6-10
$1.25
0-
75c
6-
5-1*
6- 2*
6-2
$4
6-10
30c
_
$2'
,
$3.70
5-16
,6-30
37V2C
(quar.)II™
Steinbe^'s, Ltd., 5V4%
5-12
6-10
7-15
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd.
(quar.) —I__HI__H
9
6-10
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5-29
25c
Corp.~(init7H)"I™
preferred
6-10
40c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph CorpI—5%
5%
70c
9
5-31
$L25
(quar.)
Carbide
30c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"'
Hotels
5-25
5-10
5-
Inc.
C ass
"
(quar.)
'
7-10
6-10
6- 9
30c
$1
wllfbe
arrears
(reduced)
Servomechanisms,
1
Union Electric
Co;,
$3.50 preferred ;
Uarco,
8c
75c
_
cleared by end of this vear.
Scrrick Corp., 90c class A
common
Class B
3iy4c
(accum.)
(accum.)
preferred
5%
.__
111111111111111
Seminole Oil & Gas
Co., 5%
5%
preferred
5-25
55c
7
(quar
Delaware
Stauffer Cnemical Co.
(quar.)
9
__
/■
Dmon
5-
7-10
62V2c
(quar.)
™
Corp., class A"~("quaV.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-19
25c
_
5-17-
5-28
93 %c
__
Class- B
65c
H"
___
(quar.)
Warner Corp.
State Fuel
Supply Co.
State Loan & Finance
7-10
6-
„
A
Stanley
7-10
6- 2
50c
(quar.)_
common
6-19
$1.25
6-16
15c
/
pfd' (accum >--
"Sr*st-Corp• <qu»r-'—"
25C
~~~
SL75'
(quar.);
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-23?
35c
8-15
8-25
Common
6
9
of Ramt
5-29^
,
1144
(r-a),
5-15
2
PaytMe
25c-
■
$d preferred A (quar.)*,
Tung-bol Eleetric Inc.—
y
;
40c
Jersey)
$1-60 convertible
Standard Pressed Steel
5-16 ;
6-
Assn.
?^nnkUn«yriF0Uoth
Trunkline Gas Co.,
6- 5
I quarl)™!
_____
1
7-10
A
common (quarj
(quar.)
vquttr"'Corp.
preference (quar.)
1
Class
6-20
6
Troy & Greenbuih RrT
87V2C
Co- (Ohio),
Register,
5-23
(quar.)
250*
6-16
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)
3%% preferred A
Standard Packaging
6-10
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
Seaboard Surety(quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
(New
_
6-
Share
(Dallas)
Quarterly
60c
'
Kentucky
6-
I HI
(quar.)
r/rd
3/
1
5
15c
of
Co.
3-15
76-
94c
California (quar.)~IIIIH
Indiana (quar.)
6-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
Standard Oil
11-15
50c
25c
of
Co.
3-15
3-15
1%
(quaiv)-A..;
Standard Oil Co. of
Co.
6-15
8-15
HoUsn
Company
50c
Holding Corp., class
Standard Oil
Standard Oil
Name of
TrS,U?iVersal Insurance
1
.
B
t3VAc
HH
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
9-15
12-
1%
_
Standard'Forgings Corp;
Standard
"
51-16
8-
.
,
9iy4c
(quar.)
$5
~
2
8-
$1
40C
10- 1
12-15
1%
(increased" quarT
common
preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging, $1.60
5-20
6-10
..
Luanda,
$3.50
6-30
25c
i2y2c
<
$5
Quarterly.
sta"dard
•
5-20
5-29
-
6-16
30c
(stock"divtee'nd)
dividend
t25c
Inc.,- class A
Scythes & Co. Ltd., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Finance Co., common
f
-
9
2
7- l
30c
dividend
""*
Springfield Fire & Marine insurance
(quarj
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., common
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)__
II_I
Standard Accident
Insurance (DetroitI—
9
32y2c
IquarlfH
pfd.
(quar.)_
:
$4.75
5-
2
1
6-
•
Manufacturing, 3.65%
Stock
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
30c
Stock
9
6-
85c
""""
:
1
5-
6-
"
•
•
Williams. (quar.)
Scripto,
811-
2
6-
,
&
8-15
6-
c
$3.40
Scott
-
11-15
c
„
Scovill
-
8-11
34 %c
j.
_
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
8-11
29%c
Savage Industries, common (quar.)_____HII
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
75c preferred
(quar.)
""
Schering Corp.-, - 5 % convv preferred (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.
(quar.)
j_
Scott Paper Co., common
(quar.)
I
•
1
1
'
H"
(quar.)
preferred E- (quar.)
Arms (reduced)
Savage
'<
When
Share
(quar )
.
9-
c
2915
29%
C
preferred
pfd. D
-5%%
8
5-8%
9-
15c
(quar.)
6-
5-31
60c
(quar.)
B
-
-
Company
Spokane International RR. Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
II
6ports Arena (Del.)
'
;
(quar.)
>4%%,. preferred
-
t35|gc
•
vtc.
*
8
t34%c
-__
c;o.,
8
8-
6-31(
Par
Name of
5-
«5iJo
Voting trust certificates common.
San Jose Water
Works, common
-
of Rec.
6-14
9-15
134%c
..
•
'
Payable
tl5c
*
.
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
San. Antonio. Transit*
4%%
Holdert
tl5c
-
.
Common
;'5Vzc/o
When
6-10
6-12
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly of 8c and a fiscal year-end capi¬
tal gain distribution of 20c
32C
6-10
5-20
Washington Water Power
76-
1
1
1
6-10
7-
6-14
5-15
5-27
1
6-30
20c
5-26
5- 6
35c
6-
2
5-9
$1.13
6-
2
5- 9
25c
6-10
6-23
28c
6- 1
4.29
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
52
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
(2380)
Name of Company
(quar.)
Waukesha Motor
Waverly Oil Works Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar-)——:
4%
50c
50c
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—.——.———-——
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., com.
t
10-1
1-1-59
9-15
12-15
60c
4%
4.80%
6- 2
6-1
6- 1
5-15
5-22
eral
5-21.
20c
$5 preferred (quar.)
„v~~——
Coast Telephone Co., common (quar.)
$1.25
$1.50
6-13
5-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
—$1.20
Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)-.--!$30e
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
5-19
5-19
4-30
4.80%
Western
7- 1
6-14
6- 2
6- 2
7- 1
v; 6-10
(s-a)
guaranteed
Supply,
Auto
(quar.)
common
—
5 %
preferred
<quar.*
$1.25
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
—30c
Westingbouse Electric, common (quar.)—___
50c
3.80% preferred (quar.)-,—-.-i—95c
Weston (George*, Ltd., class A (increased*
tl5e
Class B (increasedj„.
tl5c
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,);
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
4(4% preferred (quar.)
2nd
(quar.)
—
50c<,
75c
—
(quar.)
White Motor Co., common
$1.31 V*
preferred (quar.)_——
514 %<
Wickes
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
Wilcox
&
Wilson
—
Co.
Co.,
&
(quar.*—.——_
common
preferred
$4.25
-
.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros,
Williams
Wilson
dividend)—
-
.
Williams
15c
•
2%8%
25c
183,4c
35c
25c
S1.0QlA62y2C
8c
8c
35c *
42 %c
$1.50
90cl
$1.121'2
$1.20
$1.10
30c
—
(stock
Co.
Quarterly
•
$$1.50
25c
25c
85c
—
<quar.»_
——-
.
preferred (s-a*——_—
Stores
(monthly*
5%
Bros.,
Winn-Dixie
Monthly
:
Winter & Hirsch,
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
_
6%
preferred (quar.)
.3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4%%
pfd. (quar.).
preferred (quar.)—,
—
4.40% preferred (quar.*_,—_—
—
Wisconsin Public Service, common (quar.)—
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Oil
Wiser
Co
Wood
'
(s-a*
5%
7-15
5-15
owned
The
5-21
Plan.—V-
5-31
5-31
187,
7-15
7-15
6-10
6- 3
5-16
6- 1
5-31
6- 2
5-15
5-15
5-15
7- 1
6-13
30c
corporation, one of the country's oldest and largest commercial
and factoring firms, filed on May 22
with the Securities
registration statement covering a proposed
public offering of 100,000 shares of its $9 par value common stock.
A
nationwide
underwriting group will be managed jointly by F.
This
and Exchange Commission a
and White, Weld & Co.
Eberstadt & Co.,
The
(quar.*
12'/ac
6-30
6-13
(quar.*
62V2c
6-2
6-3
6- 7
5-5
5-20
5-19
3%
25c
6-10
6-13
5-12
5-29
dividends,
to Talcott's general
funds.
50c
40c
W.)
(F.
Iron Co.
Woodward
(F.
Woolworth
(quar.*—
Ltd.,
W.)
deposit receipts*
(quar.*
pref.
6%
IL.——
(s-a*____
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mfg., 5% prior preferred
—,—
redeemed
be
at
1
June
on
$102
Monthly
Wuriitzer Co.
6676-
$2.50
25c
25c
10c
share plus this dividend),
—
Wrigley (Win.), Jr. (monthly*———
(quar.*_
more
factored by Talcott in
compared with $635,000,000
and
financed
than $748,000,000,
Net income last year was $1,748,000,
equivalent after preferred
$2.6L per share on the 596,584 shares of common stock
at the year's end.
In 1956 net income amounted to $1,433,000, or $2.19 per share on the 585,699 shares then outstanding after
allowing for preferred dividends.
'
per
receivables
of
volume
amounted to
1956.
processed in the first three months of 1958 were $184,799,000. compared with $169,433,000 ir.
the similar period of 1957.
Net income in the first three months of 1958 was $459,000, or 68 cents
Receivables
1
2
1
1
5-20
6-20
5-14
after preferred dividends, based on the 601,467 shares out¬
the quarter's end. In the first quarter of 1957 net income
or 61 cents per share on the 586,893 shares then
share
per
standing at
Cab
Yellow
6'
Co,,
7-31
6-16
6-16
6- 2
}30c
8-1
7-2
-—i56V4C
8-1
7-2
6-30
6-10
6-12
6- 2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.),
Sheet &
Tube
Yoiuigstown Spring & Wire
Youngstown
37%c
$1.25
50c
pfd,
eonv.
—
7-10
amounted
5-16
Ltd.,
common
4ureferred
—-
(auar.*
—
(initial.)
Zenith Radio Corp., new com.
50c
15c
(quar.)
Ziegler Coal & Coke
outstanding.—V. 187, p. 1939.
resident
•
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15% ; resident tax 7%.
in
^Payable
-
at the
income
Less British
j
Previous published date was incorrect.
The
date and/or record date Is indicated here.
xLess
in U. S.
tPavable
tax.
income
Jamaica
corrected
payment
rax.
Elected
Inc.—Banker
President
Legros,
and
to
Up—
,
Sales
—
—V.
Corporation and
187, p.
1958
1957
$16,544,497 $14,526,441
this
Federal Power Commission has
....
(Continued from page 10)
.
and
will
who
employees,
share.
per
receive
the
22, 1957,
and intends to
and pro¬
moters have purchased 90,000 shares of stock at $1
per share.
Man¬
agement officials also have received options for the purchase of 360,000
chares at $1 per share ior a period of five years from Dec. 1, 1957.
•They include Ryan Walker Martin. Board Chairman, of Lexington,
The
and
Harold
President,
Pitser,
Lee
Raleigh.
of
N.
proceeds
stock
the
of
Mobile Homes for dealers on
secured basis.
a
the
Securities
and
debentures
year
This
fund
will
be
designed
for
Broaci
Street,
The
on
issue,
iiling
in
10,
with
the
its
the
carry
maturity
SEC
1978.
in
about
company's
porate
purposes
addition
In
tend
and
ment
of
will
at
to
sale
of
increase
to
to
The
corporation
at
with
on
proceeds
the
from the
part
a
Rapides Parish, La.
186,
4C5.
p.
with
the
SEC—
SEC
an
additional
an
Indenture
of
Trust
amendment
800
Plan
sale
for
C;
600
to
par¬
Engineering, Inc., Arcadia, Calif
Files—
the
working capital.—V.
The company
on May
provision for preferred
dividend
ex¬
its present bank' loan arrange¬
Manhattan Bank.—V. 187, p. 2007.
letter of ontification with the SEC
a
10-year convertible debentures,
of
$100
or
$500
and
series A.
87,000
to be
shares
the balance,
acquire
liabilities.
current
BUSINESS—Company
was
incorporated March
15,
of
1941, in Wash¬
Its general offices are located at Boeing Field, Seattle,
is engaged primarily in scheduled local service air
ington.
The
company
Wash.
trans¬
property and mail in the States of Washington,
Idaho on routes authorized by a Certificate of Public
Convenience and Necessity issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board, and
designated therein as Route No. 77.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
portation of
Oregon
and
persons,
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
$1) — —.
(par
:!:$2,000,000
£2,000,000
275,000
$2,000,000
company
—
2,000,000
stockholders———275,000
•
stock are reserved for issuance upon the
outstanding one year option dated Oct. 1, 1957 held by
shares of common
20,554
exercise of the
Dallas
277.371V2 shs.
"500,000 shs.
—
loan:
bank—
to
from
Loans
& Co.
Rupe
dated Sept. 17, 1957, between
National Bank and American
loan, agreement provides for
a total loan to the company of $4,000,000 of which
$2,000,000 is being
contributed by said bank and $2,000,000 is being contributed by said
insurance company.' Ilie portion of the loan contributed by the bank
is evidenced by notes bearing interest at the rate of 5 %% per annum,
payable semi-annually beginning March 1, 1958, which notes provide
lot' the repayment of principal in semi-annual installments of $200,000
beginning Sept. 1, 1959 and continuing until paid. The portion of the
loan
contributed by the insurance company is evidenced by bonds
t Loan
company,
National
provided for by loan agreement
as borrower, and Seattle-First
Co., as lenders. Said
Insurance
at the rate of
per annum payable semi-annually
March 1, 1958, which bonds provide for the repayment of
in semi-annual installments of $200,000 beginning Sept. 1,
1964 and continuing until paid.
The entire indebtedness evidenced by
said notes and bonds is secured by a chattel mortgage on all aircraft
now owned by the company and by assignments of all interest of the
company under its contracts with Fairchild Engine <fc Airplane Corp.
and Rolls Royce, Ltd. covering the purchase of new aircraft and spare
engines; as. further security the company is obligated to give the
lenders chatW-mortvavps on each of the new F-27 aircraft and spare
Rolls Royce engines forthwith as the same are delivered to the company.
beginning
principal
balance of bank and insurance company
scheduled for period June through September
of
I Disbursement
each)
($1,375,000
-V.
•
187,
loan
1958.
780.
p.
Electric Co., Inc.—Sells
Western
Subsidiary—
negotiations have been completed for the purchase of
Westrex Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Western Electric Co.,
by Litton Industries, Inc., it was announced jointly by the two com¬
panies on May 20.
The purchase price was not disclosed. The two
companies are working out the details of the transaction such as a
patent
license
agreement
and continuation of Westrex'
present
Employee Benefit Plan.
It Is contemplated that both of these matters
will be completed prior to the projected closing date of Aug. 15.
Preliminary
not
arrearage
applicable
dividends or Federal income taxes. Pre¬
to $160,716.
Federal income taxes
a
loss carryforward of approximately
amounts
of
because
1957
$3,071,794.
First
In
sales this year totaled
quarter
$9,935,695
as
against $5,817,900
1957.
All
company
according to
—V.
186.
W.
with
p.
divisions operated profitably during the first quarter,
H. Coleman, President.
Present order backlog is $45,additional 814,000,000 under negotiation, lie stated.
an
1310.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Awards Building Contract—
$975,000
contract .for
construction
of
a
jet
engine
overhaul
at San Francisco International Airport has been awarded by
corporation to Haas & Haynie of San Francisco. Calif.
The building, to be located at United's 128-acre maintenance base
A
stock (par $i> to be offered initially at $2 per share to stock¬
holders to satisfy negotiable stock warrants now outstanding.
Warrants
are exercisable on or before Feb. 1, 1961.
No underwriting is involved.
will
offices in
line of
for the
it specializes in the distribution
equipment for the motion picture and
phonograph record industries. Westrex' gross income in 1957 was over
motion
and
tjicture
industry.
Domestically
servicing of sound recording
The
pending sale is
in
compliance with the provisions of the
Final
24,
Judgment of the U. S. District Court for New Jersey entered on Jan.
1956 in the United States versus American Telephone & Telegraph
and
—V.
Western
187,
p.
Electric Co.,
Inc., and is subject to
Co.
the Court's approval.
2160.
Wisconsin
Bankshares
Corp.
—
Special
Offering
—
A
offering of 8,395 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on May 21 by Robert W. Baird & Co.
at $23 per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents
per share.—V. 186, p. 1893.
special
building
The
international
35
foreign countries.
Westrex distributes and services abroad a
communications products, including Teletype, and equipment
$13,000,000.
3-month figures for 1957 are not available as certain
losses, reported later last year, were partially chargeable
first quarter operations.
However, the 12-month loss for 1957
Comparable
was
will bring to the Litton structure an
organization of some 1,300 employees with
purchase
marketing
Profit for Quarter—
10 announced a first quarter profit of $293,002
are
cor¬
to
other
The
program.
plan's
company
stock now offered
common
to
additional capital required by
%
nonrecurring
general
is being offered by the company in
in the amount of $350,000, of said new
said loan agreement. The funds provided
by this financing will be added to the general funds of the company
and will be available for working capital and the day to day operations
of the company, such as payment of payrolls, accounts payable and
The
participating
unit, through White & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
proceeds are to be used to pay bank and other notes payable and
187, p. 780.
for
prospective
of its construction
debentures,
in denominations
filed
16
ferred
$50,000,000
Chase
May 8 filed
$31,400 of 6%
par
$1,750,000.—V.
covering
Fund
before
Southern Syndicate, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
Issued
is
The corporation on May 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 58,600 shares of common stock (par 10 centsi and $293,000 of
6%
5-year convertible debentures due June 1,
1963 to be offered in
units of 100 shares ol common stock and $500 of debentures at $510
000,000.
covering
Red
$3,800,000.
and for financing
$25,000,000
May
12
Y.
use
on
statement
90
June
offices
to hold an information meeting lor
at Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York.
Natural
project
Commonwealth
in
Tuttle
sinking
a
capital.
tional
,
to
Southern
the
Twin Coach Co.—Reports
will
plans
7,
the
pipelines,
units in Commonwealth Fund Indenture of Trust Plan A:
300
participating units in Commonwealth Fund Indenture of Trust
Plan B; and 400,000 Theoretical units.—V. 185, p. 2496.
bidding.
which
completely by
for
July
York, N.
New
July
on
issue
plans call
bids
competitive
at
debenture
the
retire
to
company
bidders
sold
straight
opening
of
The
preparing to file a registration statement with
Exchange Commission covering $30,000,000 of 20-
be
to
a
tentative
Present
end
is
crossing
two 24-inch
ticipating
per
Southern Natural Gas Co.—To Issue Debentures—
company
of
registration
units
will
sale
for purchase of receivables secured by
This
build
5,240 feet long, across the Red River in
corporation
The
its
C.
be used as follows. $1,525,000
Mobile Homes, or other collateral,
and $275,000 ior working-capital, reserve, etc.
The management plans
Initially to purchase
negotiable notes secured by conditional sales
contracts, chattel mortgages and similar security instruments covering
Mobile Homes sold at retail,
and to finance wholesale purchases of
Net
pipeline
a
will
Trusteed Funds, Inc.—Registers With
organized under Delaware law on Nov.
operate a finance business.
The organizers
was
company
of
construction
authorization, Trunkline
cost
Estimated
of
commission
the
to
~
.
the
bearing interest
granted temporary authority
Louisiana.
in
each about
.
selling
a
for
company
River
Under
10c
-
1939.
Trunkline Gas Co.—To Construct Pipeline—
The
Investment News
officers
disbursement of
prior to June 1, 1958
lenders dated April 25, 1958),
or
Notes
also Chairman
is
Legros
5 Weeks Ended May 3—
General
company will need the remainder as It
aircraft throughout the balance of the year.
agreement provides,
loan
further
Board—
a
Thriftimart Inc.—Current Sales
Canadian nonresidents tax.
15%
less
funds,
A.
of the Board of The G. A. Boeckling
Co., the Cedar Point Bridge Co., the Cedar Point Utilities Co.,
all
of Sandusky, Ohio, and of the Erie County United Bank, Vermilion,
Ohio. He was formerly Chairman of the Board of Fanner Manufac¬
turing Co., Cleveland, Ohio, which became a division of Textron Inc.
on Jan.
1, 1958.—V. 187, p. 2120.
tax
a
the
however, that as a condition to the
loan to the company, the company shall
(as extended by letter agreement with
have acquired new additional capital in
the form of cash in an amount not less than $500,000, and that on
or prior
to July 1, 1958 the company shall have acquired further new
additional capital in the form of cash in an amount not less than
$250,000 (aggregating $750,000 of new capital). The company has made
other arrangements for the acquisition of $400,000 of such new addi¬
Said
Bonds to insurance
Nod-
source.
and
1953,
12.
May
f
receives delivery of the new
Common
director of The First Cleveland
Corp., Cleveland, Ohio, and the Erie County Investment Co., Sandusky,
Ohio, has been elected a director of Textron Inc.
Emile
for this dividend.
books not closed
c
IBank and insurance company
Mr.
•Transfer
effective May 8, 1958.
to $405,000,
Textron
Zellers,
oecame
$4,000,000 to be repaid in semi-annual principal installments of $200,000 beginning Sept.
1, 1959 and continuing until final maturity on
1969, with interest payable semi-annually beginning March 1,
1908. Oi said loan. $1,250,000 has been disbursed to the company as
to
outstanding
(entire
Worumbo
to
Total
1957
in
(Amer.
sca«;mem
acquisition of six new Fairchild
aircraft on order by the company for delivery during
1958, and related costs, the company entered into a loan. agreement
dated Sept. 17, 1957, with Seattle-First National Bank of Seattle, Wash.,
and American National Insurance Co. of Dallas, Texas, as lenders, for
loans to the company in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding
order
will be added
proceeds of the offering
net
Co.
Woolworth
Wood ward Governor Co.
issue
Talcott, Inc.—Registers Proposed Public Of¬
financing
„
amendeu
suc.i
PROCEEDS—In order to finance the
F-27 "Friendship"
en
fering—
6- 2
Purchase
to the company's Employees Stock
pursuant
1253.
p.
(James)
5-29
registration statement with the SEC on
176,590 shares of its $7.50 common stock,
a
employees of the company and of two whollySylvania Sales Corp. and Victor H. Meyer Dis¬
subsidiaries,
6% subordinated
stock in units of
March 1,
certain
to
tributing Corp.,
5-31
Employee
Products Inc.—Registers
filed
covering
1958,
oifered
originally been planned to offer $600,000 of
due 1970 and 150,000 shares of common
debentures and 25 shares of stock at $125 per unit. A registra¬
statement covering this proposed financing was later amended,
and
With SEC—
corporation
16,
be
to
Petroleum Co.
Woodiey
World
May
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Directors—
Co.,
Electric
Sylvania
Stock Plan
May 1, 1958, the right to
had
-It
George
Insurance
Life
Offered—The corpo¬
12 offered to its common stockholders
$100 of
Olmsted, U. S. A. R., President of United
Washington, D. C., Kenneth G. Donald
of Rogers, Blade and Hili, New York City and Peyton H. Houston of
New York City on May 9 were elected to the board of directors of
Sterling Precision Corp.—V. 187, p. 87.
General
Major
:
Services
3,425,291
2,653,122
debentures
"••-V'%..
V
,
tion
5- 1.;
$1.37%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
& Co. Ltd., 5*2%
(G. H.)
Wooaall Industries, common
bonds,
B
Sterling Precision Corp.—Three New
'
6-12
-
of
account
Canada.
of
6- 2
6- 1
75c
25c
20c
„——b.—.—
class A (quar.)——
....
Conversion
series
6-28
8- 1
8- 1
Wolverine Insurance Co.,
recently called for redemption on June 1, 1958,
the sinking fund, $200,000 of its first mortgage
due June 1, 1982 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada of the Royal Bank
the
1,139,873
223,728
of
subscribe on or before
May 30, 1958, for 90,000 additional shares of common
stock (par $1} at $4 per share on the basis of one new
share for eacn two shares held (with an oversubscription
privilege). This offering is not underwritten.
corporation
for
511,392
Coast Airlines, Inc.—Stock
lccord
Steinberg's Properties, Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
6%
766,393
1940.
p.
West
187, p. 2007.
Manufacturing Co. above.—V.
Adams
D.
J.
The
7-30
6-20
187,
ration on May
SeC
255,043
income
Net
—V.
proceeds went to selling stockholders.—V. 187r p. 1790.
$41,373,786
31,586,799
taxes
income
Federal
on
29,649,864
after
inc.
oper.
7,967,904
$8,540,080 $10,249,329 $35,910,539
expenses-
oper.
ry.
1958—4 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
7,053,270
3,754
revenues-
Net
Street Investment Corp.—Merger Cleared—
State
6-10
5-17
7-11
6-16
5-15
5-15
$1.25
$1.26
—
5.04%
Wood
8-20
6-20
6-10
8- 1
7- 1
6- 2
5-31
7-31
6- 1
6-14
6-14
6-14
McDonald
Railway oper.
stock
net
The
4-30
:
RR.—April Revenues Decline—
Period End. April 30—
(par $1) at $9.12y2 per share, with a
dealer's concession of 40£ per share. It was completed.
5-23
5-23
5-23
6-20
6-10
6-17
5-15
5-29
now
Wabash
Corp. — Stock Offered — Straus,
May 15 offered 30,000 shares of
Dredging
Standard
common
6-10
5-15
5-15
,.
ago.
Railway
Blosser &
the
May
comparable
were
company's current
four Funds, not including United Funds
12
totaled $403,000,000,
as
compared to
Mr. Reed reported that sales of new shares
to those of the previous year, and that United
number approximately 165,000.—V. 187, p. 2160.
of
on
year
a
shareholders
the company's gen¬
used
subsidiaries,
its
5-26
5-12
5-12
6-10
7- 1
6- 2
6- 2
6- 9
6-10
6-10
7- 1
6-24
7- 1
6-10
'•-4J/a%
Whiteker Paper
and
Corp.—
Western Tablet & Stationery
6%'
proceeds of
funds
$375,000,000
of property additions and improvements, including those of
during 1958.
Gross expenditures for such purposes
during 1958 are estimated at $13,665,867.—V. 187, p. 2272.
7- 1
6- 2
Special
Western
by amendment.
this financing will be added to
to defray a portion of the
be supplied
to
Ltd.,
Canada,
President,
15.
assets
net
said
He
par),
Net
5-9
5- 9
5-29
—
West
1958,
($100
6-1
6- 1
6-13
28c
preferred (quar.)
—
36c
Indies Sugar (quar.)
—25c
Jersey & Seashore RR., com. (s-a)__
$1.50
$1.44
West
meeting May
program,
19,
are
(quar.)—
West Chemical Products
West
company
6-10
7- 1
Sizable Growth—
fund rose $28,000,000 in the past year,
reported to shareholders at the annual
mutual
this
Reed,
K.
Cameron
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May
covering 30,000 shares of its cumulative preferred stock
to be offered ior public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Snow, Sweeney & Co., Inc., and A. C. Allyn <& Co.,
Inc.
The dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
Tire
5-26
6-16
75c
50c
,
of
assets
Net
Exchange Commission— 1
needs for increased overhaul
meet future
to
1694. -v
p.
United Funds, Inc.—Reports
Co.—Registers Preferred Stock
Gas
Union
Southern
6-1-
«--8
1^°
Inc. (quar.)
& Co., common (qitar.)—
convertible preferred, (quar.)
"Webcor,
Weeden
185, p. 1158.
Offering With Securities and
sides
on three
facilities.—V. 187,
pansion
days subsequent
exercisable within 60
remains
of redemption).—V.
notice
to
Share Payable of Rec.
50°
2~nl
2
25c
5-27
5-15
5?c
7-1
6-18
„
privilege
(convertible
Holdert
When
Par
i
•common
proceeds
real estate
Debentures
stock
on
are
and
the
to
be
used
to
expand
investment
activities
in
the
mortgage field.
are
convertible
basis of
20
shares
be
used
company's jet
anytime before Feb.
this
of
common
for
1,
19G2
each
into
$100
common
debenture
to
overhaul
fleet
-
and
scheduled
reassemble
turbine
for delivery beginning
pletion of the structure is estimated for May, 1959.
The jet overhaul facility, to be 300 by 400 feet, is
engines
next
year.
of
the
Com¬
designed for
ex¬
Zenith
Radio Corp.—Chairman
Commander
E.
F.
McDonald,
Jr.,
Dies—
founder-President
and
more
re¬
cently board Chairman of this corporation, died on May 15 in Billings
Memorial Hospital where "he has been hospitalized for several months.
—V.
187,
p.
2048.
Volume
187
Number
5745
.The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
12331}
AND CITY
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
California
Harbor
Enterprise, Ala.
Warrant
$500,000
funding
Sale
ald
An
—
general
issue
of
obligation'
warrants
sewer
re¬
sold
was
to
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, as
4s, 4V4s and 4y»s. Dated Feb. 15,
1958. Legality approved
by Du¬
mas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
ham.
;
*
;
■
Mobile Housing Board, Ala.
Note Sale—The
offered
May 20
City, at
premium
awarded
1
prepared
Bonds
which
demption
These
plus.
a
of $2.
the
$2,000,000 dock
ment bonds
bonds
have
called
187,
Bond
dium
Sale —The
$200,000
Sta¬
bonds offered April
revenue
10—v.
187, p. 1589—were awarded
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., and
Boettcher & Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
about 3.44%, as follows:
to
$54,000 3 V2 s. Due
1959
to
1965
to
and
on
Oct. 15, 1969
on
Oct.
1970.
98,000 3 3/2S. Due
1971
to
Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered May 19—
187, p. 1830—were awarded to
the
Valley
National
Bank,
of
v.
Phoenix.
&
for
Town
Clerk,
bids until
17
for
-
8
will
sealed
(MST) on June
purchase of $85,000
p.m.
the
general obligation sanitary sewer
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1958.
Due
1975
on
Association,
(CDST)
of
May
$650,000
bonds.
sewer
Dated
York
of San Francisco.
Union
from
inclusive.
School
District,
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
No.
187, p. 2049—Were awarded to
Valley
National
Bank,
of
the
Phoenix.
Offering—W.
T.
Paasch,
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
July 1, 1958.
from
1959 to
cipal
and
1
June
on
2
until
for
8
office
(PDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
$125,000 general obligation water¬
works bonds.
Due
on
Dated July 1, 1958,
July 1 from 1964 to 1984
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
inclusive.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Due
July 1
on
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
May
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
bonds offered May 20—v. 187, p.
2161—were awarded to the Union
as
Deposit
3.95s,
at
Bank
price
basis of about 3.93%,
a
of
Stockton,
of 100.12, a
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
20
—
National
school
187,
bonds
v.
to
the
Bank
offered
of America
Trust
& Savings Asso¬
Francisco, as 3s, at
price of 100.77, a basis of about
ciation,
a
and
San
2.83%.
Union
Madera
Bond
1968 to
from
school
building bonds offered May 19—
187, p. 2274—were awarded to
v.
Witter & Co., at a price of
1971
Monte
School District,
Angeles County,
Los
Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
20—v. 187, p. 1941—were awarded
the
Bank
of
America
National
&
Savings Association, of
Francisco, as 3y2s, at a price
100.12, a basis of about 3.48%.
Glendora
School
1975 to
Sale—The
obligation
were
May
$618,000
school
20—v. .187,
awarded
to
the
bonds
p.
City
Chicago.
or
Bank
Association, of San Francisco,
$87,000
of
bonds
as
High School
District, Santa Clara and Santa
Cruz
Counties,
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Francisco,
1959
June
Dated
15, 1958. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
of the
syndi¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fen& Smith; Dean Witter & Co.;
R.
Staats
&
Co.;
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; H. E.
Work
County (P. O. San
Bernardino), Calif.
of
as
100.23,
a
3}£s, at a price
basis of about
1964
May
May 1, 1967
on
May 1, 1969
on
Bernardino
San
530,000 2%s. Due
1983
May
on
May 1 from
County,
Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
son,
sealed
bids
June
his
at
until
for
2
office
11
in
(PDST)
a.m.
the
San
of
school building bonds.
Dated June 15, 1958. Due on June
on
from
15
inclusive.
1958.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
purchase
1,
1959
to
1978
of
100.17,
3.48%.
a
3y>s, at a price
basis of about
Hayward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
able
The $70,000 school
May 13—v. 187, p.
offered
Co., at
follows:
a
price of 100.21, as
Trust
the County
Treasurer's
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Bond
offered
10
May 20—v. 187,
to
a
2161—
p.
group
com¬
Offering—Retha
Vernon,
1959 to
Hutton &
Co., Shearson, Hammill
Co., and Taylor & Co., as fol¬
and
June
1, 1962
for1
water
the
bonds.
Dated
June 1
June
from
1959
1, 1958.
callable
as
to
845,000 23/2s. Due
on
on
of June
1,
1969.
Principal and 1 interest
(J-D) payable at: City Treasurer's
office; Bank of America National
& Savings Association, San
Francisco; and Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
June
San Rafael
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
1,333,000
from
Bond
ing
Calif.
Offering—Winifred Kidd,
receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on May
26 for the purchase of $500,000
municipal improvement, series D
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
June
clusive.
1
will
from
1959
to
1983
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at the American
Co., Palo Alto.
2.70s.
1973
Due
to
June
on
1978
\
inclusive.
COLORADO
Colorado
Warrant
(State of)
Offering—Bids will be
received until July 1 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000,000 State Highway
Fund
anticipation
it is reported.
revenue
war¬
'CONNECTICUT
Cheshire, Conn,
&
Burr, Inc., jointly,
price of
2.97%.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Sale—The $625,000 park¬
revenue
bonds offered April
1589—were awarded
Dean Witter
&
Co., and Lawson,
Levy,
Williams &
Stern,
jointly, as follows:
$100,000 5V4S. Due on July 1 from
1959 to
1966
to
1965 inclusive.
1970 inclusive.
75,000 3%s. Due
1971 to
1973
on
3s, at
as
basis
a
of
Bond
Offering—Wm.
J.
Terri-
bile, Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
sealed
the
at
Connecticut
Bank & Trust Co., 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
May 26 for the purchase of $1,633,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,343,000 high school bonds. Due
June
on
from
1
to
1959
1978
inclusive.
290,000 elementary school bonds.
Due
June
on
1
1959
from
to
,
inclusive.
1978
Dated June 1,
1958.
Sale—An issue of
Note
anticipation notes
$600,000
sold to
was
National
Hartford
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Hartford, at 0.90%.
The notes mature Sept.
\7, 1958:
Orange, Conn.
Bond
Sale—The
$290,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered May 20—v. 137,.
p. 2162—were awarded to Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 2.40s, ata price of
100.10, a basis of about
2.37%.
Seymour, Conn.
Bond Offering—Paul
Town
Treasurer,
bids
Bank
&
at
the
Trust Co.,
Filipowich
will
receive
Connecticut
750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (DST)
on
May 29 for the purchase of
$400,000 bonds, as follows:
to
Due on
1971 in¬
1959 to
Due on
1977 in¬
$125,000 Library bonds.
June
from 1959
1
clusive.
275,000
June
bonds.
sewer
1
from
The
are
"
'
,
bonds
dated
' *1
June
1,
1958.
July 1 from
inclusive.
Weotbrook
(P.
O.
Westbrook),
Connecticut
350,000 4.10s. Due on July 1,1983.
South Bay
Hospital District (P. O.
Highland Ave., Manhattan
Beach), Calif.
Bond Offering—Irving
T. Schu-
bert, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
Connecticut
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
750 Main St.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
water bonds was sold to a syndi¬
Brandt, Secretary of the Board of
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (DST)
on
May 28 for the purchase of
cate headed
Directors, will receive sealed bids
$800,000 school bonds. Dated July
by the Bank of Amer¬
Bond
a
about
Guilford (P. O. Guilford), Conn.
clusive.
100,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1400
Redwood City, Calif.
Parking District No. 1,
14—v. 187, p.
to
100.23,
sealed
California
1 from
1978 inclusive.
Clerk,
„
June 1 from
1983
Francisco.
Palo Alto,
(J-D)
on
June 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
1971 to
City
1 from
1963.
720,000 3s. Due
Bond
June
inclusive.
on
June 1 from
on
1964 inclusive.
June 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
<
♦ *
the
bids until 8 p.m.
Trust
lows:
120,000 3s. Due
as
on
(CDST) on June
purchase of $350,000
receive
are
on
net interest cost
follows:
a
2.67%,
440,000 2y4s. Due
tax
will
thereafter
1961
Association, San
Associates, at a
$745,000 33/ts. Due
Bonds due in 1979 and
1959 to
National
America
& Savings
of about
sealed
Clerk,
inclusive.
$165,000 5s. Due
awarded"
of
New London, Conn.
Due
&
2161—were
p.
Francisco, and
price of 100.06,
pay¬
at
City
awarded
municipal . im¬
bonds offered May 19
Bank
Sanger, Calif.
—
2049—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
to the
office.
Ontario, Calif.
Trust
-
187,
—v.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works bonds
were
School District,
Bernardino
$300,000
and 1970.
Dated
office.
Treasurer's
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
&
from
1
1.968.
to
County
Bernardino
70,000 2V2s. Due
1971
the
at
Legality approved
from
1
inclusive.
Due
in¬
obligation
June 2 for the purchase of $2,-
San
on
Due
1978
county
building
bonds. ij Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 bonds offered May 19—v. 187, p.
2274 —were awarded to Tucker,.
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable Anthony & R. L. Day, and Coffin
inclusive.
1966
to
the
to
May
on
1963
105,000 2s. Due
on
as
eral
provement
rants,
Bond
to
Stockton, Calif.
,
Co.; Irving Lundborg &
Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; and
C. N. White & Co.
1959
Bond Sale—The $3,363,000 gen¬
&
San Bernardino
from
1
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
members
Merrill
follows:
as
to
$950,000
sold
was
$175,000 5s. Due
of¬
3.47%.
531,000 bonds
&
1978 inclusive.
and interest
ner
June
035,000
Los Gatos Joint Union
1941—
follows:
ter
15 from
on
1964 to
gen¬
America National Trust & Savings
bonds
inclusive.
June
York
495,000 2%s. Due
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
eral
1974
on
Angeles, White, Weld & Co., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago, Hill Richards & Co., E. F.
eral
fered
to
15
June
on
posed of the California Bank, Los
100.11.
of
Due
125,000 3s. Due
Sch.
$66,000
1970 inclusive.
23/4S.
115,000
pay¬
the
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
June 15 from
construct ion
1, 1958.
clusive.
June 15, 1966
on
on
hospital
Dated June
1967.
75,000 2V2S. Due
Francisco.
Eastin-Arcola
on
bonds.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
son,
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
1941—were
p.
on
June 15, 1963.
June 15, 1964
County Treasurer's
office, or at any of the fiscal
agencies of the County in New
at
and
Los
Sale—The $45,000 general
awarded
Merced
County, Calif.
Safe
a.m.
70,000 23/4s.
Downey City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Atwater School District,
9
from
the
Bond Offering—Irma C. Weigel,
Secretary Board of Directors, wilf
in Adelanto
office
in Los Angeles
(PDST) on June 10
for the purchase of
$846,000 school
building general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July
until
on
50,000 23/4s. Due
Wm.
school
to
Adelanti Community Services Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
40,000 2s. Due
Other
Angeles County, Calif.
San
her
inclusive.
American Trust Company, of San
Trust
CALIFORNIA
at
1972
on
20,000 2V2s. Due
a.m.
(PDST) on May 27 for the
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
El
Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered May 19—
bids
San
Lancaster School District, Los
a.m.
Bond
sealed
in
the
to
as
June 15 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
cate:
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez until
Dean
County School District
19 (P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
receive
1959
Francisco,
obligation
$75,000 5s. Due
receive
(PDST)
purchase of
building
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1958. Due on May
May 26 for
$70,000
school
on
City. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Bond
11
on
San
follows:
geles.
Francisco, Chicago and New
Danville
until
will
office
Winifred Har¬
—
July 1 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
v.
of
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office, or
at the City's
paying agent in San
terest
Yuma
Bernardino
his
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the County
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
the
at
Clerk,
bids at
National
purchase
and
obligation
Cavanah,
receive
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County
of America
Savings
the
Bond
Somerton, Ariz.
until 5 p.m. (CDST) on June 4 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 general
of
and 1965.
15
cipal and interest
at
Offering—C. R.
inclusive.
Dated
1978 inclusive.
Arizona
Bond
Bond
son,
Francisco.
water
11
15 from
Cochise County, Buena High School
District No. 68 (P. O. Bisbee),
Bond
1983
Hinkley Union School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
oh
June 15, 1958.
Due on June 15
from 1959 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
15 from
1968 inclusive.
20,000 3%s. Due
listed
are
Crescent City, Calif.
15 from
Oct.
on
June 15 from
on
awarded
Bond Offering
..
inclusive.
28,000 33/8S. Due
1966
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1941—were
p.
the Bank
29
State College (P. O.
Tempe), Ariz.
June 15 from
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
sociation,
inclusive.
on
1974
1975 to
called
Bond Sale—The $70,000
general
obligation bonds offered May 15
bids until 8 p.m.
Arizona
been
from
June 15 from
on
1968
to
15
inclusive.
25,000 3y2s. Due
din, City Clerk, will receive sealed
ARIZONA
to
1969
re¬
District, Madera
County, Calif.
v. 187, p.
May 29 of
incorrect.
was
for
sealed
San
and port develop¬
1963
June
on
1962
18,000 3yis. Due
July 2, 1958.
on
bonds
Correction—Report in
on
called
are
the Notices of Call.
Trust
offering
San
Improvement
lot, and represent 117 bonds
dated July 2, 1911, and 136 bonds
iated July 2, 1915.
The numbers
to
Anchorage, Alaska
an
certain
Due
18,000 3V2s. Due
by
—v.
ALASKA
2049 of
of
Harbor
5s.
1960 to
has
to rChowchilla Water
Bank, New York
interest,
list
a
by the Chemical
0.86%
$9,000
Ron¬
Button, State Treasurer,
Francisco
of
$1,679,000 notes
were
group headed
Corn Exchange
a
(State of)
Called—A.
Bonds
,
Offering—Herman
E.
'
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
(2382)
54
C.
Castle County, Henry
New
Offering—Darrell F. Long,
Bond
Board of Trustees,
bids at the of¬
fice of Joseph A. L. Errigo, Esq.,
No. 614 Industrial Trust
Bldg.,
Wilmington, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on June 3 for the purchase of $1,725,000
school building bonds,
pated June 15, 1958. Due on June
15 from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
the
of
Clerk
will receive sealed
Bank of the
Wilmington.
able at the Farmers
Delaware,
of
State
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, New York
City.
Sussex County, Laurel Special Sch.
District (P. O. Laurel), Del.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered May 15—
V. 187, p. 2049—were awarded to
the Sussex
Trust Company, of
/
Laurel, as 3Y4S, at a
300.10, a basis of about
price of
3.23%.
FLORIDA
Florida Development Commission
(P. O. Talahassee), Fla.
T. W.
Bond Offering—Secretary
Witherington announces that the
Commission will receive sealed
June
bids until 10 am. (EST) on
of $6,165,000
follows:
18 for the purchase
bonds,
revenue
as
building
office
state
$2,900,000
1,1957. Due
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1987
bonds. Dated Dec.
on
from 1967 to
the
receive
(CDST)
Chicago Park District, III.
Bond Oriering—'treasurer Wil¬
(EST) on May 20 for
purchase of $680,000 public
improvement revenue certificates.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Cer¬
tificates due in 1974 and there¬
after are callable as of Nov.
1,
will
Lampert
W.
son
that
announces
until 10 a.m.
1973. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the First National City
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
purchase
the
for
$3,000,000
of
park improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on Juiy 1 from
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
District Treasurer's ofiice. Legal¬
$85,()00
& Cut¬
ity approved by Chapman
Township
School
"
p.m.
bonds.
semi-annually from July
7 Due
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1969 incluPrincipal" and interest '//,7 sive.
:
(J-D) payable at a place of pay¬ / 85,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July
1,
ment mutually agreed upon be¬
1959 to Jan. X, 1969 inclusive.
tween
the
purchaser ^ v and ~the
Board of Education/Legality ap¬
The bonds are dated June .1,
proved by Charles & Trauernicht; 1958. Principal and interest (J-J),
of St. Louis.
: •1 ']■; * " *
payable at the Indiana Lawrence
Bank .& Trust Co./; North Man-;
Western Illinois University (P.O.
Chester.
Legality approved by
;
Springfield), III.,, "
;
Bond Sale—The $206,000
stu¬ Ross,.:. McCord/ Ice & Miller, of
,
•
v
.
apartments revenue
May 16—v. .187," p.
ler, of Chicago.
2050—were sold to
the Federal
Sarasota County Special Tax School
Clay and Wayne Counties Common Housing and Home Finance
District No. 1 (P. O. Sarasota),
Consolidated School District No.
Florida
Agency, as 27/ss, at a price of par.
£
'
133 (P. O. Flora), III.
Bond Offering—Carl C. Strode,
Winnebago County School.District
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Secretary of the Board of Public
No. 122 (P. O. Loves,Pprk), III
3V2%
and 3%% school
Instruction, will receive sealed 3V4%,
Bond
Offering—Clinton Gray,
building bonds was sold to Quail
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
& Co. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due Secretary of Board of ^Education,
24 for the purchase of $1,900,000
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclu¬
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
sive.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬ pan.-(CDST) on June 12-Jor the
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
proved by Charles & Trauernicht, purchase of $280,000 school build¬
to 1977 inclusive. Callable as of
of St. Louis.
ing bonds. Dated June" 1,"-1958/
Feb. 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1963
est (F-A) payable at the First Na¬ Cook County, Thornton Township
inclusive. Principal and interest
tional City Bank, New York City.
High School District No. 205
(J-D) payable at a place mutu¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
(P. O. Harvey), III.
ally agreed upon between 'the
Bond Offering—J. A. Peterson,
Cutler, of Chicago.
purchaser and the Board of Edu-/
Secretary of Board of Education,
Winter Haven, Fla.
cation. Legality a p p r o y e d 'by
Certificate Offering—City Clerk will receive sealed bids until 8 Chapman & Cutler, of^ Chicago. .
and Auditor O. R. Way announces p.m. (CDST) on May 28 for the
INDIANA
!
that the City Commission will re¬ purchase of $700,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
ceive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
Elkhart, Ind.' "
; /
V,, ^
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST) on June 4 for the purchase
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 mu¬
of
$1,200,000 water and sewer cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at a bank or trust company agreed
nicipal bonds offered May 13—
revenue certificates. Dated Jan. 1,
v.
187, p. 2162—were awarded to
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to upon between the purchaser and
the Continental Illinois National
1988 inclusive. Certificates due in the Board of Education. Legality
Bank & Trust Company, of Chi-,
1969 and thereafter are callable approved by Chapman & Cutler,
cago, as 2V4s, at a price of 100.83,
as of July 1, 1968.
Principal and of Chicago.
of Chicago.
1
on
inclusive.
bids will be received
(CDST) on June 10
sealed
the
of
for-the
June 4
on
bids, until
sealed
June 2 for the purchase
$170,000 bonds, as follows:
(DST)
purchase of $385,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1,1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1974
will
Township Trustee,
Schuler,
receive
of Education,
sealed bids until 9
a.m.
1
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
until 1 p.m.
Bond
Secretary of Board
Due on May 1 from
305,000 3Yzs.
Giddens announces
that sealed bids will be received
J.
Clarence
on May
1973 inclusive.
Due
3V4S.
160,000
Florida
Certificate Offering—City Clerk
Wilmington), Del.
(P. O.
from
$135,000,3 V2S. Due on May 1
1»59 to 1966 inclusive.
North Manchester), Ind.
Offering — Clarence B.
2,
High School District No. 159
(P. O. Glasford), III.
'
Bond Offering—Kenneth Crady,
follows:
as
&
Township (P. O. R. R. No.
Pleasant
Counties, Twp.
Fulton
and
Peotia
interest
net
Perry,
No. 131
Conrad School District
or
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
DELAWARE
at a price of 100.004, a
cost of about 3.44%,
jointly,
at the option of the
holder, at The Hanover Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
Beach,
1 from 1959
1, 1958. Due on July
to 1978 inclusive.
dent
Indianapolis,
family
*
offered
bonds
"
s
:r
/j.
.
O. Franklin),
(P.
Lake
Prince's
Indiana./7*
Sold
Not
Bonds
The $12,000
—
Improvement bonds offered
May 19—v.. 187, p. 2162—failed toattract any bids.\ 7 ''
./ ///. /. : ;
Street
....
Ind '. / • '
Albert W.
Wabash School City,
Offering
"Bond
—
D'Armond, Secretary of the Board:
will
Trustees,
School
of
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (DST) on
June 3 for the purchase of $140,school building bonds. Dated
000
July .1, -1958. Due semi-annually',
from July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1968
inclusive.,, Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Nation¬
Legality ap¬
al Bank of Wabash.
by Ross,
proved
McCord, Ice. &
Miller, of Indianapolis..
:
//•v,:'/'" IOWA
/
p*,<
'• " \
'■*
Madison Jndep. Sch. District,
-••//.: ,.v
Fort
Iowa
;
.
.
inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
and thereafter are callable as
%
.
'■
1, 1962. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
of Dec.
'
Bank, of New York City.
2,000,000 DeSoto County road
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1958. Due
'
/
1962 to 1978
on Jan. 1 from
inclusive. Bonds
in 1964
callable as
of Jan. 1, 1963. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the
First National City Bank, of
due
and thereafter are
New York
1
Jan.
from
1961
to
1972 in-
in 1964
callable as
due
Bonds
elusive.
*
and thereafter are
1963. Principal and
of Jan. 1,
Co., of Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City,
and Patterson, Freeman, Richard¬
son
& Watson, of
Jacksonville.
Sale—The $700,000 3V2%
bonds offered
187, p. 2274 — were
awarded to the Wachovia Bank
May 21 —v.
& Trust
Co., jointly, at a
price of 103.41, a basis of about
City.
3.23%.
Legality for all issues approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Florida Development
(P. O.
ington,
sealed
Wither¬
will
Secretary,
bids
June
on
W.
10
until
for
receive
10
the
(EST)
of
a.m.
Due
•
on
Dec.
1
1987 inclusive.
<
from
1961
Callable
as
1, 1962.
2,000,000 De Soto
bonds.
%
Due
Jan.
on
County road
Jan.
Dated
1
1978 inclusive.
from
1,
1958.
1962 to
Callable
as
of
Jan. 1, 1963.
1,265,000 Charlotte County road
bonds.
i
Due
Jan.
Dated
on
Jan.
1
1972 inclusive.
p.m.
Legality approved
Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
by
from
1,
1958.
1961
Callable
as
to
of
until
000
general
bonds.
Dated
well, Marshall, Trimble &
chell, of New York City.
Mit¬
Maderia Beach, Fla.
Certificate Offering
—
Richard
Madura, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
June 3 for the purchase of $125,000 utilities tax certificates. Dated
pec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
im to 1977 inclusive. Certificates
in
1963
and
p.m.
(MST) on
purchase of $125,-
obligation
July
1,
hospital
1958.
Due
3}/i% and 3%% water and
bonds was sold to G. H.
Walker & Co. Dated April 1, 1958.
sewerage
Due
thereafter
are
Dec. 1, 1962. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
on
Madeira Beach Bank, in Madeira
Bond
Sale—The
Charles & Trauer¬
by
p.
Bfaun,
2V4S, at a
basis of about
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
price of 100.41,
2.i7%.
a
School
;
O. R. R.
Ind.
(P.
Corporation
1, Russellville),
Bond Offering—Robert
& Trauer-
$600,000
May."20—v.
-awarded
were
to
com¬
group
a
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,'
Continental Illinois National Bank '
Co., Chicago, and Gold-'
Sachs & Co., at a price of
a net interest cost of about
2.73%,- as follows:
'.
./> j
&
Trust
100.08,
$295,000 2y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
/
485,000 2 3/4S. Due on Nov. 1
1967 to 1975 inclusive. :
"/
Secretary of the School Board,
receive sealed bids until 2
-
and 1977.
Mount
Vernon Community
Thatch¬
School,
District, Iowa
Offering—Superintendent
Bond
of
(DST) on June 3 for the pur¬
chase of $45,000 school building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
semi-annually from Jan. i, .1959 to
nounces
p.m.
frorri
*
1, 1976
120,000 2.90s. Due on Nov.
Harrison, Honey Creek and Monroe
Schools
Harold " J.
Plank an¬
received
that bids will be
until June
for the purchase of
2
$90,000 building bonds.
'
U
Jan. 1, 1961 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Bond Offering — Secretary of
Legality approved by Ross, McBoard of Water and Light Trus¬
Cord, -Ice & Miller, of/ Indian¬
tees J. P. Fuller, announces that
apolis.
r v; - t
' 1-.
sealed and oral bids will be rer
Huntington, Ind. \
ceived until 10 a.m. (CDST) on
Bond Offering — Jesse A. Bar- June 4 for the purchase of $4,rick, City Clerk-Treasurer, will 250,000
electric revenue bonds|
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.: Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
Muscatine, Iowa
,
(DST)
revenue
and
works
revenue
sewerage
187, p.
2162—were awarded to Shearson,
offered
Hammill
May
&
19—v.
Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., jointly, as fol¬
and'
Co.,
on
inclusive.
from 1959
1
Dec.
Callable
•
as
of
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
National Bank, or at the Com¬
munity State Bank, both of Hunt¬
ington.
Legality
approved 7 by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
June
water
.
Due
1973
to
Mendota, III.
June 4 for the pur¬
$480,000 sewage works
bonds.
Dated June 1,
on
of
chase
1958.
1963.
1,
terest
(J-D)
lows:
$255,000 3y4s. Due on April 1 from
Indianapolis Sanitary District,:Ind.
Sale
Bond
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
1 from
3s. Due on April
The
$4,350,000
bonds offered May 22—v.. 187, p.
—
awarded
2162—were
1976 inclusive.
Monticello, III.
•
to
a
group
Bond
City
Offering—A.
will
Clerk,
R.
Parsons,
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
27
for
the
purchase
waterworks
Dated May
1
May
$280,000
bonds.
Due on Dec.
1, 1958.
to
sealed
on
improvement
1959
from
of
1975
P. Morgan & Co,, .Inc.,
Lehman Brothers, Equitable Se¬
Inc.,
inclusive.
able at
elec¬
in
a
bank
Illinois
as
or
may
the
be
City
to
purchaser.
Legality
mutually
and
the
approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Stone
&
Eisen
McMaster
&
Waeckerle,
&
and
Co.,/as
a
School
City,
,
Ind.
the
First
Chicago,
100.12,
a
or
payment date on or after Dec.-1,
1967.
Interest J-D. Legality ap/proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Chicago.
Valley Township School
Pleasant
(P. O. Davenport), Iowa
District
Bond Sale—The
$900,000 school
building bonds offered May
19—
2275—were awarded to
composed of White-Phil¬
lips Co., Quail & Co., Vieth, Dun4
v.
a
-187,
p.
group
can
& Wood,
Beyer-Rueffel & Co.^,
*\
and Morrissey & Co.
Shenandoah School District, Iowa
National -Bank
of
of
as
2Vzs, at-a priceijof
basis of about 2.48%.
">
Des
"
Moines;
/
Valley Community School
District (P. O. Readtyn), Iowa -
Wapsie
--
Sale—The $190,000 school
improvement bonds offered May
20—v. 187, p. 2050—were awarded
to
time
merical
1976
ing bonds offered May 19—v. 187,
p.
2162—were
awarded to the
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Hutchinson
LaPorte
Bond
to
to
whole,
Co., /Illinois
price of 100.21, a; basis
of about 2.73%.
'•
v •/
2%s, at
in
7/Bond Sale—The $375,000 build-r¬
Company, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Lucas,
inclusive.
from time
in'part,, in inverse nu¬
order
on
any
interest
1959
from
1
Callable
Co., Inc.,
Blair &
Corp.,
Hayden,
trust company
agreeable
J.
curities
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
bonds offered
April 28 — v. 187, p. 1942 — were
awarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
and
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
light revenue
May
awarded to
composed of Halsey, Stuart. & Coi
Bloomington, III.
tric
Legality
Bond Sale—The $340,000
Victor Geolat,
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
J-J.
nicht, of St. Louis.
1974 to
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (DST) on. June
2
for the
purchase of $145,000
Working Cash Fund bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on March 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Legality
approved
1960 to 1977
from
Interest
approved
85,000
—
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Belleville, III.
Offering
$230,000
3%,
in 2 to 20 years.
Bond
III.
Mascoutah,
ILLINOIS
and interest payable
6t The Hanover Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
callable
2
June 16 for the
Principal
due
Hailey), Ida.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
ap-r
Louis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Jan. 1, 1963.
-
of St.
Dawson,
Blaine County (P. O.
and
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bank of Boise.
Dec.
sold to
was
20—v..*187,
bonds offered
2162
were
bonds of-7
187, p. 2275—
obligation school
man,
Bond Sale—The $300,000 bridge
—
gen¬
,
of
Office Building
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
$2,900,000 * State
bonds
airport
4%%
'/
eral
fered
will
Sale—An issue of $21,000
Bond
Offering—E.
to
lows:
bonds.
1
:
er,
O.
Vernon), III.
Mount
'
Noblesville), Ind.
Vernon
(P.
Authority
Airport
Q.
Hamilton County (P.
'•
No.
Jefferson County, Mount
Meridian), Idaho
(MST) on June 2 for the
purchase of $805,000 general obli¬
gation building bonds. Dated July
1, 1958. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Meridian
office of the Idaho First National
purchase
$6,165,000 revenue bonds, as fol¬
v
Counties Joint
H. Ossmen,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
Bond
Trauernicht,
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1, 1977
1978. Interest F-A. Legality
Class A School District No. 2
Commission
Offering—T.
Bond
I
Ada and Canyon
basis of about 2.10%.
St. Louis.
Benjamin Lewis & Co. Dated May
IDAHO
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
,
May 27 for the
on
proved by Charles &
of
&
Goodbody
(CST)
a
r
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Co., Winston-Salem, and
interest (J-J) payable at The
Hanover Bank, of New York
>•
17
(P. O. Murphysboro), III.
Bond Offering — Henry Endres,
p.m.
School District
(P. O. Athens), Ca.
/ Bond
School District No.
Grade
purchase of $135,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
GEORGIA
general obligation
Consol.
Jackson County, Vergennes
Trust
Clarke County
City.
1,265,000 Charlotte County bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due on
*
(J-J) payable at the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
interest
.
$900,000
Sale—The
Bend
.
Bond
Offering—Earl
R.
Bellis,
Secretary of the School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 8
.(CST)-on May 26 for the
purchase of $530,000 school bonds.
Dated-June 1, .1958. Due on Deo.
1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Le-
p.m.
Volume
187
Number
5745
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2383)
55
.
—
gali'ty* approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Des Moines.,"
for the purchase of
$750,000 school
.Dated June 1, 1958. Due
bonds.
June
on
.
1
from
1959
to
1978
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
'
Treasurer
University of Wichita (P. O.
Board,
Wichita
the
of.
or. at
Parish
School
bank
14), Kan.
Bond Offering—S. C.
Brennan,
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
proved by. Chapman & Cutler, of
will
Chicago./
receive sealed bids
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
parking
May 26 for the
S300,00U On-Campus
bonds.
revenue
1,
from
until 7:30
purchaser.
Certificate
Dated
rite
Dec.
1958.
Due
H.
Offering
Frosch,
semi-annually
1, 1963 to June 1, 1983
Callable
as
June
1,
1973. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the State Treasurer's
certificates.
office.
Due
son,
inclusive:
inclusive.
—
Town
(CST)
p.m;
purchase'
Legality approved by StinMeg, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City, and Jochelns, Sargent & Blaes, of Wichita.
of
for
to the Franklin
Greenfield,
awarded to
1 from
100.05,
Cox
KENTUCKY
•~J
of
Kentucky
Bond Sale—An issue
school
sold
building
of
due
1,
$300,000
revenue bonds was
Stein Bros. &
Boyce, and
Bankers Bond Co., jointly, at
price of par, a net interest cost
to
of. about
3.64%,
about
$182,000 3'As* Due
on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
;
.
1973
Bond Sale-—The
:
1,
1958.
Due
on
Bank & Trust
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Bonds due. in 1964 and thereafter
andria, at
4
are
La.
Nov:
of
as
i
1, .1963.
Principal and interest (M-N)
$100,000 indus¬
able at the Farmers Bank & Trust
ville.
<
'• *r--
sewer
to
W
Due
i
April
on
No.
5
Parish
(P.
O.
Sewerage Dist.
Houma),
La.
Certificate Sale—The $205,050.03
sewerage certificates offered May
15—V.-187, pV 1591—were awarded
"-A:1 0
$118,000 4s.
May
/group composed of Kohl& Co., Ladd, Dinkins &
a
Terrebonne
4.34%,
follows:
offered
Co., and E. F. Hutton & Company.
May 20 were awarded to Chas. A..
Hinsch & Co., at a price of
97.01,
a net interest cost of
about
as
bonds
meyer
bonds offered
revenue
$273,000 public
14—v.: 187, p.* 1943—were awarded
.
from
Ladd, Dinkins & Co.,' and Kohl,4', 1961 to 1975 inclusive. 4
meyer ^
Jointly, .4
282,000 4 As.
Due on. April, 1
4from 1976 to 1993 inclusive."/.
>4 Additional Sale — The $46,000
; The
bonds
to
pub)ic inrtpr.ovement
dated
April 1,
of April 1,
are
1958, and callable as
1.968. Principal and interest
(A^O):
.
payable
the
at:
^a'me time were awarded
the C'itjzens National Bank,
to
.of Houiha.
Farmers .Deposit
bonds offered
the
at
1985
to
1966
to
1972
$1,848,000 3s, due
from
1973
and
to
1
1
from
to
'*44],
/
•
of
the
Stuart
&
anticipation notes was sold
May 21 to the Second Bank-
State Street Trust
0.637%
Son, at
lerest
price of
a
cost
Hilliard
B.
net
1958.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Lambriage), Mass.
Co., of Baltimore; Northern
Co., of Chicago; Kuhn, Loeb
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; Continental Illi¬
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the County Com¬
Bank
&
Trust
&
Co.;
Hutton
Salem, Mass.
Bond
Stein Bros. &
Boyce; W.
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross;
Laidlaw & Co.; Andrews & Wells,
Inc.; King, ^Quirk & Co., Inc.;
Robert Winthrop & Co.; William
Blair & Co.; F. W. Graigie & Co.;
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
ment
&
and Anderson & Strudwick.
IV2S,
as
as
sl-
follows:
'
$18,000 2%s.'
1958
to
Due
1968
and
1970.
"
3s.
/
Dec.
on
4 //
Due
1
on
1969
1971
The
/
.
1
District No. 27
1977
to
inclusive.
Due
bonds
'
dated
are
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
callable
and
"
'
/
•'
Secretary of the Parish School
Board; will receive sealed bids
v
Dec.
of
June
as
1,
1,
1972./Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Farmers Deposit
Bank,
Eminence.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬
ton, of Louisville.
until
1:30
p.m.
on
Jufte 15 from
clusive.
Industrial Building revenue bonds
sold
was
Co.,
as
to
the
Security & Bond
follows:
$30,000 4'As. Due
1959
on
June
1
on
The
bonds
are
dated
.
"4 4
as
of
payable at the National
.
May
15—-v.
Securities &
the
Parish
4.
.•
,
Dillon,
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
June
10
bids
c/o
Bank
The
Buchanan, Mich.
Bond
pur¬
Dated
Due Nov. 10, 1958.
National
$38,000
May
22—
2051—were awarded to
-
composed
of
Union
/
Due
June
1
1963 to 1977
on
1988
from
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1967
44,000
Surface
Loan
Drainage
bonds.
Due
47,000
1959 to
100,000
1963
bonds.
May
on
May 1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Dated
and
May 1,
1958.
Principal
interest payable at the Na¬
tional
Shawmut
Legality
Bank
approved
Thorndike,
Note
tax
1
storm
$14,000 2%s, due
from
1959
to
$30,000
and
Oct.
sewer
from
1
1961
2'As,
1962
obligation
storm
and
$17,000
Oct.
from
1
clusive;
due
23/4S,
011
1958
and
to
Palmer
of
Muskegon
Boston.
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Sale—An issue of $400,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Company at 0.69%.
Public
Schools
District,
Michigan
Note
Sale
'>
The
&
Trust
Co.,
Muskegon,
1961
Oct.
to
Oshtemo School District, Mich.
Note
tax
Sale—An
issue of
anticipation notes
the
American
$12,700
was
National
sold to
Bank
in¬
from
1
1962
to
,
6
Cotton, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
26
until
8
the
for
school
from
Callable
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
building
Dated June
1
of business.
"Z""
■"
(
1
1
,
Community School District,
receive
will
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on June 3 for the pur-*
of $235,000 school building
bonds. .Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
chase
June
on
Bonds
thereafter
1,
from
1
clusive.
1961
due
to
in
callable
are
1985
in¬
1969. and
of June
as
1968.
Principal and; interest
(J-D). payable at a bank or. trus|
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality,
approved
by
.
Wrights,
(P*
O*
Me-
Davis,
1800
Forest
Avenue,
Willow
Run), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 schbol
building and site bonds offered'
May 15 — v. 187, p. 2052 — were
awarded
to a group composed oi
Sattley & Co., Inc., Shan**
Co., McDonald-Moore &
Co., and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of about 3.56%, as follows:
\
H.
V.
noil
&
$70,000 3%s. Due
July 1 from
on
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
1966 to
150,000 3'As. Due
.1970
July 1 from
on
1969 inclusive. /
1978
to
.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
225,000 3%s. Due
July 1 from
on
1979 to 1986 inclusive.
and
site
1, 1958. Due
1959
to
on
1988
May
$160,000
of
MINNESOTA
Edina-Morningside Indep. School
District No. 273 (P. O. Edina),
Minnesota
bonds.
on
June
inclusive.
June
Bond Sale—The
$550,000 school
building bonds offered May 20—
v. 187, p. 2276—were awarded to
a
group
headed by the North¬
western National Bank of Minne¬
apolis; Allison-Williams Co., Inc.;.
J. M. Dain & Co.; Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood, and MannheimerEgan, Inc., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.32%, as
follows:
$130,000
2.60s.
from 1961
designated by the purchas¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Due
on
on
1968
to
Due
1970
60,000 3.20s.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
t
3.30s.
Due on Feb.
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
from
1
Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
160,000
I,
1967 inclusive.
to
140,000
Detroit.
v
p.m.
60,000 2.90s.
pany
4
4
Offering—Lewis Bowsky,
Secretary of Board of Education,
1, 1969, or on
any interest payment date there¬
after. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
er.
&
Co., of Kalamazoo, at 3.50%*
Dated May 15, 1958.
Due on
April 1, 1959. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the payee's
placo
2'As,
Township School District
(P. O. Star Route No. 2),
St. Ignace), Mich.
Bond Offering — Franklin C.
No.
2%
at
interest.
sani¬
on
r
-
$200,000 tax*
anticipation notes offered May 20
—v. 187, p. 2276—were awarded to
the Hackley Union National Bank
—
sewer
due
$30,000
1967 inclusive.
1 from
Construction
Due
Weeks; Kenower, Mac*/
Co.; Stranahan, Harris ;
Co.; McCormick & Co.; Ryan,
Sutherland & Co.; Watling, Leri*J>
chen & Co.; McDonald-Moore &
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.; and
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
/-
55,000 3'As. Due
assessment
'
inclusive.
Sidewalk
Loan
to
$30,000
Oct. 1 from 1962
on
general
bonds:
on
1959
and
Moran
on
&
&
inclusive.
tary
1963 inclusive.
Due
on
1967
and
from
1
bonds:
Oct.
on
sani¬
$8,000 2%s,
inclusive.
special
sewer
1973 inclusive.
Sewer
Oct.
inclusive;
2!4s, due
$200,000 Water Loan No. 1 bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to
Gloucester, Mass.
1
com¬
assessment
on
inclusive;
from
inclusive.
435,000 3YsS. Due
M978 to
June
1833—
p.
group
sewer bonds:
to
40
iil960rto 1962 inclusive.
475,000 3s. Due
.1
on
special
1961
Shawmut
Boston.
$90,000'5s.
187,
a
due
due
Eastman
Nuveen
to
tary
follows:
$1,000,000 sani-
offered
awarded
about
1.1
200,000
&
Arthur
bonds
Securities, Inc., at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
2.30%, as follows:
of
Boston, Trust Depart¬
Water Street, Boston,
a.m.
(EDST) on May 28
for the purchase of $700,000 bonds
as
blower
Willow Run Public Schools District
Sale—The $129,000
offered April 28—v.
of
ment,
until
bonds.
Securities & Co.,
&
Co.,
First of
Michigan Corp., and Laidlaw &
Co.,;,at.„a; price of 100.06, a net
John-
.
Offering—L. G. Hoffman,
Secretary of the Parish School
$5,000,000 notes.
noon
100,000 Macadam Pavement Loan
1
Bond Sale—The
.
(P. O. Plaquemine), La.
Bond
the
Inc.;
Kean & Cud lip, of Detroit.
MICHIGAN
Bond Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
School
interest cost basis of about 3.10%,
as. follows:
Iberville Parish School District No.
for
Anne Arundel County (P. O.
Glen Burnie), Md.
187,;
LOUISIANA
26
MARYLAND
'/
group
&
until
bids
May
of the syndi*
Braun,
Bos worth
&
Co.#j
John Nuveen & Co.; Horn*/
cate:
members
Dickinson,
100,000 Water Loan No. 2 bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to
'4f
—were
jointly, as 2.10s, at a price
100.06, a basis of about 2.09%.
clusive.
a
Louisville.
p.m.
in¬
interest
2163
p.
Dillon, Union
Co., and Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
of
May 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
v.
Bank
on
of
Chichgo.
1,
Co., Paris. Legality approved
by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
will
1978
187,
Berrien
(DST)
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
June
Trust
2
of
tary<>-bonds:
and
Board,
to
and
at the Minden Bank &
Minden. Legality ap¬
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
uptil
or
June
1960.
S
1959
Principal
Trust .Co.,
*
1958
callable
2
(J-D) payable at the office of the
from
June 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
;
June
-
tP 1963 inclusive.
145,000 4'AS. Due
on
$85,000 school
15, 1958.
Due
bonds. Dated June
Board,
$175,000
(CST)
for the purchase of
Treasurer
Paris, Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of
J. E. Pitcher,
—
Wellesley, Mass..
awarded to Eastman
Brockton, Mass.
Louisiana
$153,000
was sold to
Goldman,
Co., as 2.80s, at a price
100.20, a basis of about 2.77%.
posed of McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
chase
May 1 from
Bond
of
receive
(P. O. Minden),
Offering
Gil-
issue
dea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
sealed
Other
Peck
&
were
E.
to
Boston,
100.11, a
of
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
totaling $400,000 offered
received
Offering—James
20—
bonds
Sachs
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 9,for
the
purchase of $515,000 water
Note
price
a
sewer
r
May 29, 1958.
Webster' Parish, Dubberly School
I-
from
1978 to 1987 inclusive. "
1957,
March
1, 1959. Legal¬
ity, approved1 by Foley, Cox & Ju¬
dell,-of New ^Orleans.
from
1,
■■ ':'
Dec.
of
as
*
35,000 3Y4S.
•
able
inclusive.
4,000 2%s.: Due
18,000
Dec.
on
154*1858...: Due on March 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬
pave¬
May
Saugus, Mass.
4 Salisbury, Md.
July
:
t
at
Bond Sale—An
-
Boston, Mass.
1
May 1, 1973.
May 1, 1974.
Michigan
Bond Offering—City Clerk Jo¬
sephine M.Troublefield announces
be
offered
basis of about 1.46%.
{
bids will
Sale—The $125,000
bonds
187, p. 2276—were awarded
the First National Bank of
'
scaled
May
on
on
Trust
v.
of
that
Due
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc.; Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation; Baker, Watts
E.
2'As.
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
700,000 23/4s. Due
missioners until 11
a.m. (DST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $800,000 notes. Dated June
3, 1958. Due
of Chicago; Philadelphia National
Nov. 4, 1958.
Bank, of Philadelphia;
National
221,45. sevyerage certificates. Dated
in-»
3.11%,
par,
about
.of
&
Co., Boston, at
Due
Nov.
14,
discount.
—
J.
&
Note Sale—An issue of
$200,000
tax
Inc.;
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank,
of New York;
Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Mercantile Safe Deposit &
nois
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
,
Co.
'
J.
by
Lynnfield, Mass.
syndi¬
Bank,; Eminence, or at the Citi¬ Teirrebonne' Parish
Sewerage Dist. sewer and drain bonds. Dated July
Fidelity Bank & Trust Co.,
No. 12 (P. O. Houma), La.
1, 1958. Due serially from 1959 to
Louisville. Legality approved by
1979 inclusive. Legality
V B o.ti fl.
approved
Offering — Ulysses P.
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton,
of
by Niles, Barton, Yost & DankMelancoh, Acting Secretary of the
Louisville.
Board of, Supervisors, will receive meyer, of Baltimore.
Additional Sale
The $75,000
sealed bjds until 10 a.m. (CST) on
sewer bonds offered May 20 were
MASSACHUSETTS
June 10 for the purchase of $214,to
Legality approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
1998 in¬
zens
awarded
May 1 from 1959 to 1968
on
1
on
Halsey,
purchase of $100,OuO
bonds/ Dated May 1, 1958.
Storey,
clusive.
members
E.
1963
,
follows:
as
$940,000 2%s. Due
re¬
the
inclusive.
inclusive;
3.20s, due on
1985
2.48%,
1958 to
a
net interest cost
a
on
for
1984
$2,150,000
the
Michigan Corp., at
250,000 1 'As. Due
-
June
Firch of
about
on
Due
June 1
June
Joseph
at
were
a
250,000 l'/2s. Due
sewer
inclusive;
on
bids
—
syndicate headed by
Stuart & Co.. Inc., and
from
Treasurer,! will
sealed
offered
1944
p.
National
27
inclusive;
on
City
—
$3,330,000
bonds
187,
v.
—
price of 100.07,
of
The
—
Shawmut Bank, 40 Water street,
Boston, until noon (DST) on May
to
June
Offering
Lucey,
ceive
bonds:
on
1965
$40,000
Holyoke, Mass.
Trust
.
improvement
Eminence, Ky.
Sale—The $400,000 water
Bond
and
/. ;
..•••
1984
from
Saie
building
Halsey,
the
of
2.47%.
Bond
Trust
the
Bond Sale—The
•
Co., in Marion. Legality approved
by Joseph R. Rubin, of Louis¬
.•
1
issue
Bond
1,190,000
due
to
about
1972
District
1960
from
■'
Guaranty
to
Bernard parish Sewerage Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Chalmette), La.
i
pay^.
•
■,
to
1973
$1,078,000 2%s, due
cate:
St.
callable
from
of
/
price of 100.005.
a
1
$924,000 3%s, due
Company, of Alex¬
awarded
were
May
4
1965 in¬
3s,
Sale—An
supply notes was sold to
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
2'As, at a price of 100.12, a basis
23As, .due
1966
as
water
inclusive.
from
trial plant construction bonds of¬
fered :April 29—v. 187, p. 1484—
1978 inclusive.
to
Dated
to
'
'
Nov. 1 from
on
from
ropolitan
The
,
Note
$2,484,000
June
on
/ 1988
Other
Pineville,
„•.<!
118,000 33As. Due
//
3.44%.
follows:
as
—
1960
County Trust Co.,
2.10s, at par.
Holbrook, Mass.
of
6,000,000 Baltimore County Met¬
$193,000
paving certificates offered May 15
—v.
187p p. ,2051—were awarded
to Scharff & Jones, Inc., and Bar¬
row, Leary & Co., jointly, as 3'As,
at a price of
100.52, a basis of
the
a
Sale
cost
inclusive; and $825,000 3.20s,
•
/Certificate
Crittenden County (P. O.
Marion),
1
June
on
New Orleans, La.
;
a
$1,449,000
inclusive;
Legality approved by Foley,
& Judell, of New Orleans.
/
to
interest
from
June
on
the
March
1
clusive;
•
1959.
net
a
June
1959 to 1968
as
awaraed
about 3.08%, as follows:
$307,475.49
paving
July 15, 1958.
Callable
Muskegon County (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
off-
street
syndi¬
cate headed by the First National
City Bank of New York, at a price
Dated
on'March
$135,000
county
May 15
Margue¬
5
The
—
2163—were
Secretary,
June
on
Sale
parking notes offered May
20—v. 187, p. 2275—were awarded
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
-
Greenfield, Mass.
,
Note
The
—
$6,000,000 public facilities school
bonds: $1,242,000 3%s, due on
Mandeville, La.-
'V
-
t
Sale
$12,000,000
bonds offered May i2i—v.
187, p.
of
on
of
June
tne
by
specified
Legality ap¬
any
County (P. O. Towson),
Maryland
i
Bond
clusive./.
KANSAS
Baltimore
V
%
Feb. 1
1981 to 1988 inclusive,'
3.40s.
Due
on
<
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
Freeborn County
Leland
98.09,
.
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
sew¬
1958 and are
2163—were awarded to a group
headed
by
the
First National
p.
3.03%,
$75,000 2.20s. Due on Nov. 1
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
from
60,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
from
will
&
Wood
E.
auction
Independent School Dist.
No. 324, Minn.
Jackson
"
Sale—The
Bond
$245,000
gen¬
as
Sale—The $50,000
Memphis,
net
as
at
Due on June 1 from
1963
1 from
3s. Due on Feb.
30,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1, 1975
and 1976.
:
Bond
Offering
—
Callable
as
11
No. 758, Minn.
Bond Offering—E. A.
Kubalsky,
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (DST) on May
27
for
the purchase
of $70,000
school building bonds. Dated July
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1960
to
until
inclusive.
1988
by
proved
Legality
Clerk,
3
of
for
.Minneapolis.
the
of
No.
awarded to
were
—
a
group
of
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Allison - Williams Co.,
and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
composed
building
offered
bonds
awarded
were
to
the
Sale—The
Bond
$125,000 sew¬
May 21
2276 — were
composed of
Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kalman &
Co., and E. J. Prescott & Co.
187,
—v.
awarded to
a
p.
group
school
May 21
Mercantile
Co., St. Louis, and Rein& Gardner,
jointly, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.76%, as follows:
2.80s,
$135,000
Due
Sale
2052—were
The
awarded
to
a
group
composed of J. M. Dain & Co.;
Allison-Williams Co.; Piper, Jaf¬
fray
Northwestern
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis;
Mannheimer
Egan, Inc., and
Caldwell, Phillips Co.
&
&
2%s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
1973 inclusive.
Bond
received
District
Lothrop,
will
Secretary,
Biloxi, Miss.
inclusive.
to 1978
1 from 1959
bonds
offered
sewer
May
rejected,
May
P
15
were
to
a
5—v.
no
com¬
revenue
187,
bids
Bond
21
awarded
on
until
will
of
100.05,
Rahway, N. J.
that
J.
Kinneally
announces
the
Mayor and City
receive sealed bids
will
Council
until
8
(EDST) on May 28 for the
purchase of $162,000 parking fa¬
cilities bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
p.m.
Due
1
June
on
inclusive.
from
Principal
1959 to
and
1983
interest
Corn
-
offered May 19—v.
were
awarded
bonds
was
Corp.
on
revenue
sold
to
the Municipal
March 1 from 1960 to 1979
M-S.
Interest
Legal¬
ity approved by Charles & Trau¬
ernicht, of St. Louis.
Steele School District,
on
O^Allyn & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Bond
ing
offered
May
B.
15
were
•>war^pd to Zahn<*r 8r C^nanv.
2164—
Hanaucr
3.35s, at a price of
basis of about 3.33%.
as
a
Bond
school
bonds
Sale
and
—
public
offered
2164—were
headed
The
Rahway. Legality
at
$5,000,000
improvement
187, p
awarded
to
a
group
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, on a bid of
by
a
the
bonds
as
3s,
basis of about 2.97%.
Other
members
price
a
of the account:
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
of
3.46%.
Free
Union
Brookhaven
Sch.
Dist.
O. Port Jefferson), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Robert L. Rob¬
ertson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $250,000 school building bonds. Dated
June
Due on June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Principal
1, 1958.
1959 to
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Security National Bank of Hunt¬
Port Jefferson. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
ington,
approved
&
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
No. 2
rella,
Offering—Murphy Cicca-
Bond
President
of the
Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Randolph Township School District
(P. O. Dover), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
offered
$550,000 school
19—V. 187, p.
awarded to John J.
2164—were
May
until 3 p.m. (DST) on June 2 for
the purchase of $1,450,000 school
bonds.
building
1958.
1988
Due
on
Dated
June
1,
June 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
jointly, taking $549,000
(J-D) payable at the Manu¬
facturers
&
Traders Trust
Co.,
3.45s, at
Buffalo.
Ryan & Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
of
a
about
bonds as
price of 100.20, a basis
'
Legality approved by
Washburn & Mc¬
Hoyt,
Reed,
3.42%.
Carthy, of New York City.
NEW
MEXICO
Clarkson, Clarkson Water District
Municipal Sch. Dist.,
Albuquerque
(P. O. Brockport), N. Y.
Sale—The $151,000 mu¬
offered
were
Bond
$2,400,000 bonds
May 20—v. 187, p. 2053—
awarded
to
a
group
headed
nicipal water supply system con¬
struction bonds offered May 20—
187, p. 2164—were awarded to
composed of Roosevelt &
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo, and John j.
DeGolyer & Co., as 3V2s, at a
v.
by John Nuveen & Co., at a price
a
of
Cross;
100.01,
about
a
2.98%,
net
as
$480,000 4s. Due
interest cost
follows:
on
of
June 15, 1959.
480,000 1.40s. Due June 15, 1960.
May 20—v.
100.258 for $4,998,000
Mo.
Sale—The $115,000 build¬
bonds
J.
p.
Elizabeth, N. J.
water works
Dated March 1, 1958.
to
187,
Trask & Co., and
Co., as 3V2S,
100.40, a basis of
Spencer
Bacon, Stevenson &
by Caldwell, Marshall.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Bond Sale—The
Boonton, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $263,000 bonds
p.
Exchange Bank, New York
City,
(J-D) payable at the Rahway Na¬
tional Bank, in
approved
JERSEY
NEW
2164—were awarded to
composed of Chemical
group
No. 6 (P.
a
Offering—City Treasurer,
James
187,
a
about
National
River, jointly,
noon
(DST) on May 27 for the purchase
$100,000 notes. Dated May 29,
1958. Due Dec. 24, 1958.
—
as 1.80s, at a price
basis of about 1.78%.
to
First
and
100.67, a
..
(P. O. Unity Drive), N. Y.
Sale
The ..$1,080,000
bonds offered. May
20—
11
Bond
187, p. 2164 — were
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Bank, Toms
v.
—
of
Co.,
100.17,
p.
composed of
Treasurer,
No.
$670,000 gen¬
bonds offered
improvement
bonds
bids
sealed
Sale—An issue of $20,000
5% first lien
were
sold privately
group
County
&
Schell City, Mo.
inclusive.
$4,500,000
2052—at which time
11:30
receive
(CST) on
June 12 for the purchase of $540,000 building bonds. Due on March
Due
and
Sale—The
price of
a
ahQut 3.34%.
Brookhaven Central School District
be
Rockingham County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
Note
Offering — Winston H.
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Bond
MISSISSIPPI
water
Bids will
a.m.
(DST)
—
Due Dec. 22, 1958.
-
bined
at
of Boston.
at
3.40s,
basis of
City.
Thorndike,
May 29 for the purchase of $600.000 notes.
Dated May 22, 1958.
Offering—Mrs. Ray Pryer,
Hopwood;
Bond Sale—The
Dodge,
Offering
receive
365,000
payable at the aboveLegality
ap-
Storey,
as
New Mexico
$435,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered May 20—v. 187, p.
—
1,
Clinton School District, Mo.
No. 236, Minn.
Bond
Feb.
1970.
from 1971 to
Wyckoff Indep. School District
on
State Street, Bos¬
bank.
by
Note
Sale—The $500,000
holdt
age treatment plant bonds offered
to
Palmer
Clayton School District, Mo.
Trust
Stewart, Minn.
1959
and interest
proyed
MISSOURI
Bond
Dema-
machine
bonds.
Dated
1958. Due on June 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Principal
voting
June 1,
mentioned
1340, Minn.
school
bonds offered May 14—v. 187, p.
2164
the Mayor until 7
on
bonds offered May
2277—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold
& Co., and W. H. Morton & Co.,
v.
Bond
ton, until 11 a.m. (DST) on May
29
for the
purchase of $40,000
June 3 for the pur¬
$45,000 sewer system
Bond Sale—The $185,000
E.
rais, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
Dated June 1, 1958.
bonds.
W.
at a price
basis of about 2.83%.
a
tional Bank, 28
be received by
p.
to
Offering—Teresa
Bond
June
$245,000
Woodville, Miss.
chase
School District
of
187,
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST)
100.45,
sealed
receive
purchase
awarded
were
—
Phillips,
school bonds.
p.m.
Rochester Common
will
of
K.
May 15—v.
Ilutton & Co., as 2.90s,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
ap¬
& Benson,
Faegre
Offering—A.
Bond
Town
District
bids
2164
District, Miss.
Sch. District
offered
bonds
school
$79,000
—
21—v. 187, p.
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
May
N. H.
District,
School
Sale—The
(P. O. Keesville), N. Y.
Sale
The
$1,000,000
Bond
school building
1959
eral
Chesterfield
Central School District No. 1
1, Bridgeton),
Jersey
County (P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
Bond
YORK
and
Peru
Ausable,
school
Ocean
*
NEW
City..
basis
2.60s, at 100.43, a
as
Bond
approved
Medford Independent
Boston,
of Denver.
Wood,
&
by
Trimble &
p.
Orford
Interest F-A. Legal¬
by Dorsey, Owen, proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Scott,
Barber & Marquart,
of of St. Louis.
Minneapolis.
Richton Municipal Separate School
ity
—
of about 2.55%.
chaser, subject to approval by the
Board of Supervisors. Legality ap¬
Feb. 1, 1969.
21
May
approved
2052—were awarded to
a group composed of Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., Reynolds & Co., and
Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of
187,
v.
a
of
tional Bank
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
ton.
son,
sive. Principal and
$1,127,000
The
—
ington National Bank, in Loving-
to 1976 inclu¬
interest (J-J)
the Cumberland Na¬
of Bridgeton. Legality
1 from
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the Lov¬
Secretary
July
June 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Offering—Charles F. Har¬
payable at
offered
bonds
sewer
inclusive.
1983
Sale
Bond
1958. Due
1963
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 2 for
the purchase of $160,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
at 1.00%.
Hobdy Gann,
Education, will
—
May 27
on
City.
New
Derry, N. H.
C. Everett,
Supervisors,
Principal and interest payable at
bank
designated by the pur¬
bonds. Dated May
Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
to
1959
from
1
improvement
1973
N.
of
way,
(CST) on May 27 for the
purchase of $285,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
City Manager, will receive sealed
May
26 for the purchase of $370,000
1, 1958.
—
Board
and
O.
for the pur¬
obliga¬
school bonds. Dated June 1,
tion
(P. O. R. D. No.
Con¬
a.m.
Harold Vasey,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on
io
of
receive sealed bids until
will
Mankato, Minn.
.
County
Offering
Bond
■
Clerk
,
Loan
Banking Company, in North
the
School District
(P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
1974 inclusive.
to
1967
Jackson
awarded to
187, p. 2164—were
North ' Conway
v.
1968 inclusive.
to
$200,000 tax an¬
(P.
of $950,000 general
chase
Hopewell Township School District
ris,
Ottering
(MST)
Legality approved
Delafield
Hawkins,
Palmer &
1
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
F.
the Na¬
Jersey, in
New
of
of New York
ticipation notes offered May 14—
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
120,000
Bank
Bond
Note Sale—The
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Florence
—
payable at
New Brunsdick.
Conway, N. H.
30,000 2'/2s. Due on June 1 from
$95,000 2VzS. Due on Feb. 1 from
(J-J)
by
No.
District
Clerk of Board of
Randolph, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 9
for the purchase of $615,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated July
1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1.977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
tional
Municipal
Lovington
County,
Lovington), N. Mex.
Offering
terest
15,
June
on
...
School
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
l)od.g(}, of Boston.
follows:
$20,000 2%s.
follows:
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National Shawmut
of Boston. Legality approved
Storey, Thorndike,
by
interest cost
Lea
Township School District
Bond
2, 1958.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston.Legality approved
price of 100.01, a
of about 2.45%,
a
1,
June
dated
are
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Dated May 22, 1958. Due on Dec.
the First National Bank, of
ed to
net interest cost of about
a
Bank
public
improvement bonds offered May
14—v. 187, p. 2164—were award¬
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., Shaughnessy & Co., and the
Milwaukee Company, at a price of
100.09,
1958.
able
Due from 1959
Jackson, Miss.
obligation
school building
bonds offered May 14—v. 187, p.
2163—were awarded to a group
bonds
The
inclusive.
1963
Bond
eral
2.93%,
an
provement bonds.
to
inclusive.
offer at public
11.30 a.m.
(CST) on
issue of $14,000 im¬
at
2
June
and the First
National Bank, of Jackson.
C. Calhoun,
Clerk, will
City
Inc.,
heimer-Egan,
100,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
June 1 from 1959 to 1968
Indianola, Miss.
Offering—C.
Bond
of St. Paul,
Co., Mann-
National Bank,
First
clusive.
issue
1, 1958 to May 1, 1959.
members of the group:
Harold
June
Due
1963.
Bond
sewer
bonds. Due on
1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
$200,000
2!4s.
200,000
2.86%.
Franklin
consisted of:
Sale
1962.
State
discount.
Boston, at 0.833%
1968 inclusive.
to
from Nov.
Other
about
a
Due on June 15, 1961,
2.10s. Due on June 15,
200,000
group
and Ewing & Co., as 2?«s,
price of 100.09, a basis of
Inc.;
at
p.m.
a
National
the
follows:
as
200,OoO 2s.
Newark; Bramhall, FaCo.; Van Deventer Bros.,
&
the
Offering—Sealed bids will
lk% interest
extra
an
carry
entire
the
7
notes
$275,000
Sale—The
to
sold
1960.
$948,000 school
19—v. 187, p.
awarded
were
$200,000 3s. Due on June 15, 1959.
200,000 2,2S.
Due on June 15,
of
offered
by the City Clerk un¬
(CST) on May 27 for
the purchase of $25,000 general
obligation bonds. Due from 1959
til
lion
May 21 were awarded to
National Shawmut Bank of
The bonds
May
of
composed
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
be received
from
offered
Bantc
Note
Bond
bonds
—
Co., and Quinn & Co.
&
Englewood, N. J.
Bond Saie—The
The
$1,000,000
May
21—v. 187, p. 2165—were awarded
to
a
group composed of
Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerie, Inc., Boettcher
Sale
Bond
school building bonds offered
of Kansas City; John Small & Co.,
Inc.; Rippel & Co.; F. R. Cole &
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; and
A.. Webster Dougherty & Co.
2164—were
NEW
Crystal Springs, Miss.
75,000 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
addition
Board.
&
gality approved by Charles
i'rauernicht, of St. Louis.
75,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
In
of June 2,
as
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
follows:
as
2,
June
dated
are
callable
Principal and interest (J-D)
1968.
Bank, of Minneapolis, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
about
bonds
The
tion bonds offered
School District
No. 7 (P. O. Laurel), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $135,000 school
bonds offered May 15—v. 187, p.
1834—were sold to the State Land
Yellowstone County
1979 to 1988 inclusive.
from
disposal plant general obliga¬
May 14—v. 187,
age
awarded to
M. Dain &
Due on June 2
4,/4s.
2,340,000
$285,000
187, p. 2052—were
Co.
v.
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
from
Jackson, Minn.
building
Due on June 2
4,/2S.
1,580,000
Sale—The
from
&
Marks
school Corporation; G. H. Walker & Co.;
bonds offered May 19— City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Sale—The $196,000
Bond
Municipal School District
Mexico
No. 3, New
Newark;
Laurence M.
Co.; First of Michigan
of
Co.,
O. Flaxville), Mont.
(P.
follows:
as
$580,000 5s. Due on June 2
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
apolis.
Bond
about
net interest cost of
a
4.45%,
Scnool District
Daniels County
Grants
ings Bank, of Chicago; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; Fidelity Union Trust
MONTANA
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., and
Speed Co., at a price of
Fenn &
(P. O.
Lea), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 bridge
bonds offered May 21—v. 187, p.
2052—were awarded to the North¬
western National Bank of Minne¬
Albert
-
.
(2384)
480,000 1.70s. Due June 15, 1961.
960,000 2s. Due on June 15, 1962
and
Other
1963.
members
Commerce
Trust
of the
Co.,
of
account
Kansas
group
price of
100.55,
a
basis of about
3.45%.
Greenburgh, North Ardsley Sewer
District (P. O. Elmsford), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edward H. Vetrano,
City; Stern Brothers & Co.; Zahner
&
Co.;
Boettcher
&
Co.;
ceive
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; R. J. Ed¬
chase
Town Supervisor, will re¬
sealed
bids
until 2
p.m.
on May 27 for the pur¬
of
$52,000
sewer
bonds.
(EDST)
Dated Feb.
1, 1958.
wards, Inc.; Geo. K. Baum & Co.;
and Bank of New Mexico, of Al-
from 1958 to
Vii'«nprn]igi
Hnpl
and
Due on Aug. 1
1983 inclusive. Prin-
interest
(F-A)
payable
Volume
Number 5745
187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
at the County Trust Corhpany, in
White Plains. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Huntington and Babylon Central
School District No. 5 (P. O.
Huntington Station), N. Y.
the
option
—
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
New York
B.
Loew, .1783 New York Ave.,
Huntington Station, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on June 4 for the purchase
of $2,701,000
school bonds.
April 1, 1958.
1958
to
Due
Dated
Oct. 1 from
ity will receive sealed bids until
1 p.m. (EDST) on May 27 for the
purchase of $20,741,000 temporary
loan notes (Issue CL). Dated June
23, 1958. Due on Dec. 1, 1958. Pay¬
able
Sale
—
York
The
construction
•
$50,000
bonds
high¬
offered
May
19 — v. 187, p. 2277 — were
awarded to the Lincoln-Rochester
Bank, Rochester^ as 2.30s.
Dryden
and
McCarthy, of New York City.
District
Clerk,
will
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Sale—The
$1,354,000
var¬
bonds offered May
2277—were awarded
to
a
group composed
of Glore,
Forgan & Co., Baxter & Co., Aupurposes
21—v.
187,
p.
chincloss, Parker & Redpath, and
John Small & Co., as 2.80s, at a
price of
100.30,
basis
a
of
about
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Note Offering — E. T. Creagh,
1
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
May 27 for the purchase of
$2,105,000 school bonds.
Dated
on
1, 1958. Due
to
(M-S)
inclusive.
payable
Wa war sing
No.
1
Central Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Marbletown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold B. Rich.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on June 3
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
Due
on
of
$2,900,000
Dated June 1, 1958.
1 from 1959 to 1987
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Kerhonkson
National Bank, Kerhonkson, Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
Brasher
No.
/
Central
Norfolk
School
and
District
ff. O. Massena), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
&
p.m.
$1,502,475 bond anticipation notes.
Due on June 12, 1959.
;
1,316,872 bond anticipation notes.
First
awarded to
3.40s, at
Roosevelt & Cross, as
price of 100.30,
of about 3.36%.
a
a
Owego, N. Y.
Sale—The $58,000 Marvin
improvement bonds offered
21 — v. 187, p. 2277 — were
awarded to Roosevelt
2Vzs, at
&
Cross, as
price of 100.26, a basis
a
\
Sweden, Ogden, Parma, Clarkson,
Clarendon, Murray, and Bergen
Central School District No. 1
Union
New
Bond
York
Authority (P. O.
City), N. Y.
Offering
bids
June
4
Donald
—
Chairman,
sealed
V.
will
receive
until 11 a.m.
(DST)
for the purchase of
$35,000,000 Consolidated 12th Se¬
ries,
1,
1958.
to
bonds.
revenue
Due in
Dated
May
According
1988.
Commissioner
Sale
garage
p.
The
—
composed
Cross,
of
Manufacturers
&
&
Traders
Trust
Co., Buffalo, and John J.
DeGolyer & Co., as 2%s, at a price
of 100.28 of about 2.71%.
Thompson, Kiamesha Lake Sewer
Dist. (P. O. Monticello), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $80,000 sewer
bonds offered May 21—v.
187, p.
2165
were
awarded to Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., and Chas. King
& Co., jointly, as 3J/2s, at a price
of 100.39, a basis of about 3.45%.
—
Wayland, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$75,000 water
White
Plains
New York
the First Boston Corp., as 2%s, at
a Drice of
100.41, a basis of about
2.71%.
S.
Sloan
Colt,
No.
1
(P.
school bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
Dated
1
Free
School
District
No.
4
(P. O. New York Mills), N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
28
for
the
purchase of $1,115,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
school bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
1958 to
and
the
interest
Manufac¬
Eleventh
1959-78,
group
&
issue,
Series
was
serial
sold
headed
on
by
$40,000,000
issue
due
Jan. 29 to
Halsey,
Stuart
& Co. and Ladenburg, Thal& Co., at a price represent¬
mann
ing
cost
an average
to
3.PP%.
the
annual net interest
Port
Authority
due
on
Mav
1
from
1959
to
1963
a
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Glore, For¬
gan
500,000 bridge bonds: $55,000 6s,
of
inclusive; $50,000 2V4S,
May 1, 1964 and 1965;
$100,000 2y2s, due on May 1
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive;
and $295,000 2%s, due on May
due
on
1 from 1970 to
1981
inclusive.
4,000,000 water bonds: $715,000
6s, due on Mav 1 fr<^n pvm
in¬
Hanover
Hoyt,
Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
1
/
,
.
1963
to
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 2
the purchase of $510,000 re¬
inclusive;
for
funding improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds
and $960,000 2%s,
May 1 from 1970 to
tain
R.
mon
Bros.
S.
of
the
syndi¬
Amherst, Ohio
Dickson &
Co.; Salo^
Hutzler; Blair &
&
Bond Sale
The $150,000 fire
department equipment bonds of¬
fered May 20—v.
187, p. 2054—
—
Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster Secu¬
I. duPont &
Kraus.
Bay
to
Ball, Burge &
;•
Village School District, Ohio
Offering—Ray B. Smith,
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
Sullivan
&
Co.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; J.
A, Hogle & Co.; Kean, Taylor &
Co.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
Rand & Co.; Interstate Securities
Corp.; Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.;
(DST)
chase
1978
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(Ml-N) payable at the Rocky
terest
Co.; Ernst & Co.;
Allison-Williams Co.; Byrd Broth¬
ers; Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.;
John Small
& Co.,
Inc.; R. D.
White & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine; Clement A. Evans &
River branch of the National City
Bank of Cleveland.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland..
.
&
Bennington Local School District
(P. O. Marengo), Ohio
Bond 'Sale—The $68,000 school
building bonds offered May 20—•
v. 187, p. 2165—were awarded to
Magnus & Co.
\
Co., Inc.; Field, Richards & Co,;
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
-
-Bond
~
North Carolina
Sale—The
noon
on June 10 for the pur¬
of $1,475,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1,1958. Due
on May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1959 to
G. H. Walker &
Bond
awarded
were
Co.; Eldredge & Co.,
Inc.;
Fitzpatrick,
con¬
call feature.
a
OHIO
members
cate:
DAKOTA
Minot, N. Dak.
Bond Offering — R. E. Barcus,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
1977 inclusive.
Sale
bonds
sewer
$500,000 school
The
—
$1,000,000
May 21—
offered
187, p. 2165—were awarded to
building bonds offered May 20—v. a group composed of First Bos¬
187, p. 2278—were awarded to a ton Corp., Fulton, Reid &
Co., and
&
v.
composed of R. S. Dickson
group
J.
Ginther & Co., as
Co., Vance Securities Corp., and
Lee Peeler & Co., at a price
of
100.38,
2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.44%.
a
of par, a
net interest cost of about Copley Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
follows:
improvement bonds offered May
$10,000 3s. Due on June 1, 1959.
.15—v. 187, p. 2054—were awarded
140,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
as
to
a
group composed of Field,
Richards & Co., Fahey, Clark &
1961 to 1970 inclusive..
June 1 from
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
175,000 4s. Due
on
on
Co.,
50,000 2%s. Due
on
of
June 1,
First
Prescott
June 1 from
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
1983
a
Lexington, N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-
bonds
ment
fered
Sale—The special assess¬
purchase
as
$68,000
of
follows:
$631,000
1 from 1959 to
Corporation.
Fremont, Ohio
water
Due
Bond Offering—Clara K. Gibbs,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon (EST)
on June 6
bids until
on
for the purchase of $27,700 special
assessment
street
improvement
1972 in¬
clusive.
563,000 Series B bonds.
June
1
from
1959 to
Due
1978
bonds.
on
in¬
on
clusive.
Dated
Dated June
Gahanna, Ohio
Bond
Lowell, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
ters,
1958. Due
1971
on
Dated
June
000
1,
until
Wal¬
William
will
receive
(EST)
noon
disposal
1958.
to
plant
on
bonds.
Due on June
inclusive.
1984
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Bank, Ga¬
hanna.
Legality approved by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Wach¬
ovia Bank & Trust Co., of Raleigh
Legality approved by Mitchell
Per-hing. Shetterly &
Mitchell
of New York City.
CP.
sewer
Dated June 1,
1
from
1960
June 1 from 1959 to
County
bids
—
Clerk,
June 3 for the purchase of $128,-
terest
Randolph
Offering
Village
sealed
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $40,000
ment
bonds.
Due
liams, of Cincinnati.
Mitchell, of New York City.
hall
1, 1958.
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Liberty-National
Bank,
Fremont.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
June
1, 1958.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
town
of¬
land
1
Series A bonds.
June
$43,200
May 15—v. 187, p. 1946—
awarded to the First Cleve¬
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on May 27 for
the
totaling
were
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
bonds,
Corp., and
Co., as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.79%.
Delaware, Ohio
Bond
Bond
Cleveland
&
101.83,
and 1984.
—
Authority
1970
interest
The
at
Reed,
NORTH-
1986
Chairman
1986
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the First Bank
& Trust Company of Utica, or at
1959
on
Other
May 1, 1958.
from
by
' '
City.
$220,000 2y4s, due May 1, 1964
and 1965; $460,000
2V2s, due
on May
1 from 1966 to 1969
125,000 3%s. Due
Bond Offering — Ruth Sanford,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on June
3 for the purchase of $1,400,000
to
and
inclusive; $1,025,000 2%s,
from
O. Machias),
New York
&
on
4.01%,
Yorkshire, Freedom, Farmersville,
Machias, and Arcade Central Sch.
1960
payable
burn
May 1 from 1970 to
1982
inclusive; and $100,000
Is, due on May 1, 1983.
2,000,000 auditorium bonds:
$360,000 6s, due on May 1
City School District,
Bond Sale—The $920,000 school
building bonds offered May 22—
v.
187, p. 2278—were awarded to
from
Principal
approved
$120,000 bus
Roosevelt
1
Bank, of New York City. Legality
rities
nance
Port
Bond Offering—W. S. H. Baker,
1969
June
(J-D)
Corp.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Auchincloss,
bonds offered May 21—v.
Parker & Redpath; Bache &
Co.;
2278—were awarded to a
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Francis
Bond
turers & Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
of the Authority's Fi¬
falo. Legality approved by Haw¬
Committee, the proceeds of
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
the sale will be used primarily for
York City.
capital expenditures at Newark
Airport, Port Newark, BrooklynNORTH CAROLINA
Port
Authority Piers
and
the
Greensboro, N. C.
George Washington Bridge.
Bond
Sale
The
The bonds are subject to re¬
$10,000,000
bonds offered May 20—v. 187, p.
demption in whole or in part at
Mount Pleasant,' North Castle and
the Authority's option on 30 days' 2165—were awarded to a syndi¬
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist. notice at
103% on any interest cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
No. S (P. O. Valhalla), N. Y.
payment date beginning May 1, Co. Inc., Drexel & Co., and Leh¬
Bond Offering — Tino Surez,
1968, to and including Nov. 1, man Brothers, at a price of 100.07,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1970, and at gradually declining a net interest cost of about 2.74%,
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on June
premiums thereafter. The bonds as follows:
4
for
the
purchase of $700,000 are also scheduled for retirement
$1,500,000 street bonds: $245,000
school building bonds. Dated June
at or prior to maturity by means
6s, due on May 1 from 1959
I, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 of annual
mandatory sinking fund
to
1963
$210,000
inclusive;
to
1977 inclusive. Principal and
payments beginning on Nov. 1,
2V4S, due on May 1, 1964 and
interest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
1965.
1965; $420,000 2^s, due on
tional Bank of Westchester, Val¬
The Port Authority's Consoli¬
May 1 from 1966 to 1969 in¬
halla. Legality approved by Van¬
dated Bonds were established in
clusive;
and
$625,000
2%s,
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ October 1952 to serve the bi-state
due on May 1 from 1970 to
way, of New York City.
agency's financing needs. The last
1976 inclusive.
Whitestown
bonds.
on
inclusive;
due
due
District
Port of New York
on
New Hartford and
1963
to
receive
a.m.
clusive.
inclusive;
basis
Bond
Park
of
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; Francis I. duPont .& Co.;
First of Michigan Corporation; W.
H. Morton & Co.; McEntee & Co.;
Baxter & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Tripp &
Co.; Sage, Rutty & Co.; Ernst &
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Glickenhaus & Lembo; Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson; and Doolittle & Co.
1959
will
Raleigh
(EST) on May 27
purchase of $74,000 school
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
31
for the
Is,
bonds offered May 15—v. 187, p.
John C. Legg & Co.; McCarley &
2054—were awarded to Roosevelt
Westbury Water
Co., Inc.; Mead, Miller & Co.;
District (P. O. Westbury), N. Y. - & Cross, and the Manufacturers
Rodman & Renshaw; and Strader
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬ and Traders Trust Company, of
& Co., Inc.
ing and apparatus bonds offered Buffalo, as 3s, at a price of 100.08,
a basis of about 2.98%,
Jackson County (P. O. Sylva),
May 15 — v. 187, p. 2165 — were
Lowe,
Other members of the account:
198.
North Hempstead,
Inc., and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, as 3.10s, at 100.54, a basis
about 3.05%.
to
$150,000
$150,000 2y4s, due on May 1,
1964 and 1965; $300,000
2V2s,
due on May 1 from 1966 to
Na^
^
of about 2.44%.
Co.
from
1, 1958. Due
the
at
1970
and
Commission,
57
sealed bids at his office in
due
May 1, 1983.
2,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$425,000 6s, due on May 1
Bank, Spring Valley. Legal¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
group
The
$4,762,000
building bonds offered May 21—
v.
187, p. 2276—were awarded to
a group headed by Halsey, Stuart
—
3
23As,
due
approved
187,
(EDST)
on
May 28 for the purchase of $3,319;347 notes, as follows:
May
Massena, 'Louisville,
until
May 1 from
on
inclusive;
ity
...
and
bids
$2,145,000
tional
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
interest
1978
sealed
(DST) on May 28 for the purchase
$356,000 public improvement
Director of Finance, will receive
on May 1 from
Principal
Due on Dec. 31, 1958.
(M-N). payable at
the Tompkins County Trust Com¬
Dated June 13, 1958.
Principal
pany, in Ithaca, or at the option •and interest payable at The Han¬
of the holder, at the Chase Man¬ over Bank, of New York
City, or
hattan Bank, of New York City. at any other bank or trust com¬
pany located in the State of New
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler-& Gallo-. York as may be specified by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
way, of New York City.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Marbletown,< Rochester, Rosendale New
York City.
J, ' 'V,;, / /
1959
until
,
(P. O. Brockport), N. Y.
(P. O. Ludlowville), N. Y.
clusive;
March 1 from 1959 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
2.76%.
Bond Offering—Janet M. Brad¬
and
,
Spring Valley, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Clayton A.
Johnson, Village Treasurer, will
bonds. Dated March
"
Groton
Control School District No.
ment
on
Bond
(P. O. Branchport),
New
Feb.
Ex¬
Lane, of New York City.
ious
ley,
Corn
&
of
York City.
Jerusalem
'
Chemical
the
at
1965; $660,000 2^s, due on
May 1 from 1966 to 1969 in¬
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
change Bank, of New York City.
Franklin
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Lansing,
that the Author¬
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
the
of
National Bank of Franklin Square.
way
Chairman Wm.
—
announces
rett, Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on June 2
for the purchase of
$1,327,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
on April
1 from 1960 to 1997 in¬
Principal
office
Bond
York
College (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Bond Offering—G.Hinman Bar¬
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
New
Skidmore
receive
inclusive.
1975
Mineola
on
Note Offering
Reid
&
City Housing Authority,
New
Lucille Ham-
mann, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at the office of Robert
holder, at the
Marine Midland Trust Co., of New
York City.
Legality approved by
'
Bond Offering
of the
(2385)
Hamilton
County (P.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Off«r*"cr—C.
Po"d
O.
F.
O.
Hu+r>hin-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'58
prich & Co.; Shields & Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Bache & Co.; Ba¬
$4,515,000
rlQ for the purchase of
*
bonds, as follows:
$2,000,000 sewer honds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
Stevenson & Co.; William
Blair & Co.; Dominick & Domi-
con,
clusive.
sewers
Due
Sept. 1 from
on
1959 to
Sept. 1 from 1959 to
V\
1968 in-
Kent, Ohio
$38,426.84 street
&
assessment
special
W.
May 16—v. 187, p.
2165—were awarded to the First
bonds offered
Cleveland
at
i
price
a
Corporation,
of 100.83, a
about 2.60%.
&
J. Vasek,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids until noon
&
payable at the Cleveland
Trust Company, in Cleveland. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
District,
build¬
ing bonds offered May 19—v. 187,
100-31,
a
Mc¬
price
basis of about 2.19%.
Monroe Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P, O. Dellroy), Ohio
>;D
&
school
building bonds offered May 15—
v. 187, p.
1946—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Carrollton, as 3V2S, at a- price of
100.19* a basis of about 3.47%.
Bond Sale—-The $115,000
payable
(State of)
The
$32,000,000
Major Thoroughfare Construction
—
bonds, Series J, offered May 20—
offered
bonds
2278
2.67%,
as
follows:
$5,525,000
Due
6s.
semi-annually
from Sept.
1, 1958 to Sept. 1,
1960 inclusive.
price of 100.61,
a
2s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1963
inclusive.
>
v - <
2,210,000 2.40s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1, 1964.
8,835,000 2V2s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1968
inclusive.
2,200,000 2.70s. Dufe on March 1
and Sept. 1, 1969.
6,600,000 2.80s. Due on March
and Sept. 1 from 1970 to 1972
1959
District No. 5
Sale
of
the
syndi¬
cate: Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Sanders
&
1959
1, 1958.
to
Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres
Si Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bear,
Glore,
&
Co.; A. G. Becker
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
J.
C.
Bradford
&
&
Co.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; R. S. Dickson &
/Co.; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; Hornblower & Weeks; F
-
S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
1978
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Cleveland.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
R.
W.
Press-
—
Clyde Barrow,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June 12
for the purchase of $200,000 mu¬
nicipal
building
bonds.
Dated
June 15, 1958.
Due on June 15
and Dec. 15 from
clusive.
1959 to 1978 in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
cinnati.
Legality
approved
by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Principal
and
*
-
-
Westlake, Ohio
Bond
City
until
7
1961
from
1969
to
inclusive.
Garvin
County Indep. Sch. District
No.
(P. O. Pauls Valley), Okla.
18
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
May
26
until
for
2
the
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
Offering—Ruth A. Horst
Auditor-Treasurer,
Casada,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (CST) on May 27 for
the purchase of $360,000 various
municipal improvement bonds.
Mariow, Okla.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
works bonds offered May 21—v.
187,
2165 — were awarded to
Edwards, Inc.
p.
will re¬
No.
89
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
Oklahoma
Dated
July
1958.
1959 to
1 from
Principal
Due
and
both
3%s.
of
„
kin, of Portland.
1978
■■
'
\
City (P. O. The Dalles),
Oregon
'
Sale -2 The
$142,000 25th
improvement bonds offered
—
awarded
Bank
v.
187,
First
Portland.
of
2166
p.
the
to
*,
National
-
until
bids
8
p.m.
(PST) on May 28 for the purchase
of
$55,000 school bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the County
:
r
office.
'
Ontario, Ore.
Bond Offering—Eldon S. Mills,
-
„
>
City Recorder, will receive sealed
1966 inclusive.
1973 inlcusive.
t
•
1976
190,000 3.10s. Due on Dec. 1,
and
1977.
'
,
190,000 3.15s. Due
and
•
1979.
■
7.-
..
-
Dec. 1, 1978
on
.
,
'
r
190,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1, 1980
and
1981.
_*
)
7
.
575,000 3 V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1982 to
1987 inclusive.
June 1,
Dated
1958. Callable,
as
qjE Dec. 1, 1963. Principal and in¬
dent
County School District.
No. 4 (P. O. Roseburg), Ore.
Bond Offering — V. J. Micelli,
Clerk of Board of Directors, will
sealed
to
terest (J-D)
Douglas
receive
to
1971
were
—
was
190,000 3.05s. Due on Dec. 1, 1974
and 1975. :
•
v
Legality approve d by Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
May 19
bonds
revenue
2.60s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967.
90,000 2.70s. Due on Dec. 1, 1968.
90,000 2.80s. Due on Dec. 1, 1969.
90,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1, 1970.
285,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
and interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Pa.
Sale—An issue of $2,500,-
1962
the
Dalles
Joint School Authority
; 90,000
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
land.
,
370,000 21/2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
on
purchase of $977,general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
000
cipal
*'
$150,000 4V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
..1959 to 1961 inclusive.
June 9 for the
at
Com¬
jointly,
7
v
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.21%, as follows: *
13-C
(PST)
Bank,, and
Trust
purchased via negotiated sale hy
a syndicate headed by Butcher: &
Sherrerd,
and
Merrill
Lynch,
receive
will
Clerk,
District
&
Warren,
of
.
school
000
(P. O. Box 847, North Bend), Ore.
Bond Offering—Henry H. Hart¬
ley,
O.
Delaware County (P. O.
Bond
■*
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
National
Bank
Glenolden),
;
Coos County Sch. District No.
Treasurer's
Lindsay, Okla.
Bond Offering—Mildred
R. J.
:
p.m.
Oklahoma County
Sharonville, Ohio
Bond Offering
the Clerk of the
Education
of
as
in¬
interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
Bluff
(CST) on May 26 for the purchase
of $50,000 building bonds.
Due
Mildred Jos-
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
$4,500 trans¬
$565,000 building bonds.
Clerk-Treasurer
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until noonsi(EDST) on
June 4 for the purchase of $915,000 school building bonds. Dated
June
School
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
selyn,
Drexel & Co.; First Boston Corp.;
Stearns
—
8
Oklahoma
Board
p.m.
clusive.
County Independent School
(P. O. Maysville),
by
8
July
on
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lawton), Okla. |
received
pany,,
Interboro
1,
ing bonds offered May 21—v. 187,
p. 2278—were awarded .to
Honnold & Co., and American
Na¬
tional Bank of Lawton, jointly.
ae
Warren
$85,000 sewer
Sale—The $550,000 build¬
Bond
Warren
the
sealed bids
on May 27
receive
(PST)
Township (P.
Akely)^ Pa.'
2166—were awarded to
p.
the
/
Offering —Lloyd Peters,
bonds.
Hugo, as 214 s and 2 V2S.
Stewart,
187,
v.
of Portland, -jointly.
for the purchase of
District No. 7
Ohio
Offering
The
'■
Sale—The $20,000 general
Bond
will
(P. O. Hugo), Okla.
—
Pa.
obligation bonds offered May 14—
United'Sjtates Na¬
the
D. 2,
R.
$120,000, school
Chiloquin, Oregon
E. Parker,
Dependent
Framington
Joint
(P. O.
509A
City Recorder and Police
until
until
Dunmore,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Consol.
Counties
509CJ. and
No.
Bank,
Bond
Comanche County
Rocky River City School District,
Bond
tional
portation
equipment
bonds of¬
April 21 were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Linn
and
District
Inc., .and
fered
No. 8
1 from
f
183,000 3V8S. Due on Dec. 1 from
:' 1981 to 1988 inclusive.
Judge,
bids
sealed
Choctaw County
Bond
1980 inclusive.
to
v;;
building general obligation bonds
May 13—v, 187) p.'2055—
were
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
(CST) on May 26 for the
purchase of $9,500 transportation
equipment bonds.
(J-D) payable at the Farmers Na¬
Legality
1969
offered
p.m.
Bond
Dec.
3s. Due on
195,000
Corvallis), Oregon,
of Education,
Board
receive
will
15—
May
$122,000 2!/2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
/;
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
—
Bond Sale—The
a.m.
Dependent School
(P. O. Byron), Okla.
Bond Offering—Paul
tional Bank of Canfield,
Squire,
10
County
Clerk of the
interest
build¬
Acting
Garvin
and
Sale
School District No.
inclusive.
1973
to
District No. 6
Poland, Ohio
by
until
bids
sealed
Alfalfa
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; and Zahner
V
$58,000
Albany, Oregon
t
The $570,000 im¬
r
Benton
OKLAHOMA
and Co.
approved
V
fice.
of
Sch.
offered
bonds
p.
May 14 ing of $49,000 general obligation
—v.
187, p. 1699—were .awarded bonds
originally scheduled
for
to
the
First
National Bank,
of May 27—v.
187, p. 2279—has been
Portland.
V:.: : /. 7
postponed until June 3.
Offering—Ralph G. Bran-
from
1947—-were awarded to
a
group composed of Blair & Co.,
Inc., Penington, Colket & Co., and
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.02%, as follows:
j
187,
v.
Co., Inc., as 2s, at a price
a basis of about 1.99%.
Bond
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Simon
Principal
basis of about
(EST) on June 12 for the purchase
$106,100
special
assessment
Sanitary Sewer Line No. 1 bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Sept:.
Scranton & Co.;
inclusive.
a
/'./■>
of
1
revenue
provement bonds offered
deberry, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
7
15
100.03,
Sch.
Bond
Municipal Authority, Pa.
July
on.
OREGON
First
to
Green), Ohio
National City Bank, of
inclusive.
members
of
on
Sale—The $500,000 water
Bond
.
ing bonds offered May 12—v. 187,
p. 2165—were awarded to Small-
Wm.
J.
as 3^8, at
Wood County (P. O. Bowling
6,630,000
Other
awarded
were
—
15,
O. Midwest
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
Due
1958.
Vr. *> ..7
Due
46
1,
May 21—v. 187, p.
Cleveland
Co.; Atkinson and Co.;
Offering—W. E.
No.
Milburn
$274,000 special
improvement
Chester
July
on
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
assessment street
187, p. 1835—were awarded to
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
syndicate headed by Blyth &
bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on June
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers, Hal- 3 for the
purchase of $12,500 spe¬
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc., B. J. Van
cial
assessment
street
improve¬
Ingen & Co., and the Ohio Com¬
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
pany, at a price of par, a net in¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968
about
&
Willowick, Ohio
Bass
Bond
2.70s.
June
June 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Julyv15 from
on
City), Okla.
ap¬
by
Bond Sale—The
a
of
Legality
a
Dated
<
Oklahoma County Independent
District
100.12,
inclusive.
1967
1968 and 1969.
National
Central
inclusive.
2l/>s. .Due
from
Cleveland.
v.
terest-cost
1,
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
C.
Co.;
to
1,250,000
to
June
dated
are
the
at
of
proved
Fitch, North & Co.; Jack
& Co.; Byrd Brothers;
Caldwell, Phillips Co.; C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.; Chace, Whiteside
& Winslow, Inc.;
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick; Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.; Dolphin & Co.; First
of
Iowa
Corp.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.; Hill &
Co.; Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc.; John B. Joyce & Co.;
Kalman & Co., Inc.; Lucas, Eisen
&
Waeckerle,
Inc.; McDonaldMoore & Co.; McMaster Hutchin¬
son
& Co.; Mid-South Securities
Co.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; J,
A. Overton & Co.; Penington, Colket & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Inc.;
Rippel & Co.; Chas. W.
Ohio
Sale
bonds
Bank
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.; I. M.
& Co.; Small-Milburn Co.,
Inc.; Soden Investment Co.; Stark¬
Mount Pleasant Local Sch. District, weather
&
Co.; Stein Bros. &
Ohio
Boyce; Stephens, Inc.; Stix & Co.;
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
Supplee, Yeatman Si Co.; Watkins,
site and building bonds offered Morrow &
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
May 12 —v. 187, p. 1835 —were Robert Whittaker & Co.; Winslow,
awarded to Magnus
& Co., as Cohu & Stetson; Womeldorff &
31/3s, at 101,03.
Lindsey; Harold E. Wood & Co.;
Bond
1965
600,000
1959
from
1
Dec.
on
1964
900,000 2%s. Due
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
1958.
Co.; E. Ray Allen
Allison-Williams
Co.;
M.
(J-D)
f
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
Lynph, as 414s, at a price of
basis of about 4.22%. ;
July;. 15 from
1968 inclusive.
The
Barret,
school improve¬
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
p.
1946—were awarded to
Donald & Co., as 2Y4S, at a
Due
Brothers,
Edw. G. Webb & Co., Inc.;
S. Ashmun
(EDST) on June 17 for the pur¬
on
1968 inclusive.
to
Deventer
Van
Co.;
Westheimer
Bond Offering:—Frank
of
Co.; McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
H. Newbold's Son & Co.;
Inc.;
chase of $800,000
900,000 2s. Due
&
July 15, 1960.
July 15, 1961.
3.14%.
Ohio
Sale—The $69,000
Co.;
&
Maple Heights City School District,
Bond
1959
1
Dec.
on
Corp.,
and
Mericka & Co., jointly,
.
Massillon City School
Ohio
Due
bonds.
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Thomas
basis of
on
1962.to
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
John W. Reinhardt & Co.; Roose
2%s,
as
Irving
Wood, Struthers
Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Inc.; Allen & Company; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman; Lyons & Shal'to, Inc.;
A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick
"*
improvement
&
Roth
Wertheim & Co.;
&
bus.
Bond Sale—The
Weil,
Co.;
office. Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
County Treasurer's
on
12,100 sewer improvement bonds.
Co., Inc.; Rey¬
S. Smithers &
&
8300,000 5s. Due
300,000 3s. Due
$134,600 water main improvement
,
F.
Co.;
&
nolds
1, 1958. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
June
Morton
H.
W.
p.m.
on
bonds, as follows:
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
elusive.
Dated
of
Co.;
&
Haupt
Ira
Due on
road bonds.
2,000,000
Corporation;
gan
1978 inclusive.
*
8
June 5 for the purchase
$146,700
special
assessment
(DST)
duPont & Co.;
& Co.; First of Michi¬
Estabrook
until
bids
sealed
ceive
I.
Francis
nick;
bonds.
sanitary
515,000
4
.
.
(2386)
payable at the Provi¬
&
Bank
Tradesmens
Trust
Company, of Philadelphia. Legal¬
ity
by Ballard, Spahr,
Ingersoil, of Philadel¬
:
7 ■ ' •
*
members of the syndi¬
approved
Andrews &
phia.
•
.
Other
cate:
.
.
Drexel & Co.; Eastman
Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co.; Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
Morris,
Elkins,-
Co.;
Stokes
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine; and
Battles, Inc.
Janney*
Dulles
&
:
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on June 2
purchase of $111,000 genr
obligation street improve¬
for the
eral
ment
bonds.
June 5,
Dated
1958.
Mount Lebanon
District
Bond
(P.
Township School
Pa.
O. Pittsburgh),
Offering
—
Miriam Head-
ley, Secretary of Board of School
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal Directors, will receive sealed bids
and interest (J-D) payable at the until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 10
City Treasurer's office.
Legality for the purchase of $1,700,000 gen¬
approved by Winfree, McCulloch, eral obligation bonds. Dated June
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from 1959
to 1983 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
The Reed Institute (P. O. gality approved by Burgwin, RufPortland), Oregon
<
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond Sale-—The $300,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory revenue
Philadelphia Redevelopment
bonds offered April 26 were sold
Authority, Pa.
■
• *
Due
on
June
5
and
Dec.
5
from
-
Bond
Sale
The
$4,250,000
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered May 22—v. 187, p. 2278—
were
—
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of First National City Bahk
of New York,
&
Trust
First National Bank
Co.,
Oklahoma
City,
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, Buffalo, George B. Gibbons
Si Co., Inc., F.
•
,
to the Federal
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as
of par.
2%s, at
a
price
-
Note
offered
Sale—The
note
May 20 were awarded t
Chemical
the
$550,000
Exchange
Corn
PENNSYLVANIA
S. Smithers & Co.*
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City, Burgettstown Area School District,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Blewer,
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
Glynn & Co., and H. I. Josey &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter¬ obligation bonds offered May 19
est cost of about 2.53%, as follows: were awarded to Moore, Leonard
Bank, New York City, and Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings
Association,
?t 0 «3%
of
$3.
San
interest, plus
Francisco
a
premium
Volume
187
Number 5745
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
{2387)
60
'
Pittsburgh School District, Pa.
.muntiy Bank of Avon, and Gefke
Sale
The, $5,000,000 & Co., jointly, as 3s.
building bonds offered May, 20—
v., 187, p. 2055—were awarded to
TENNESSEE
'
Bond
.
»
group headed
a
&.Co„
Houston, Texas
Bond Sale—The
—
by Glore, Forgan23/£s, at ajprice of 100.24,<
as
Johnson
w
-
VIRGINIA
$15,600,000
purposes bonds offered May
21—v. 187, p. 2166—were awarded
,
City Housing Authority, '
tov'a. group
headed
by
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., at a price of
<
100.64, a net interest cost of about
$704,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered May 20_ 2.91%, as follows:
Horn blower &
Weeks; J. C. Brad¬ were awarded to a
group headed $50,000 storm sewer bonds as 3s.
ford
&
Co.; National ' Bank of
390,000 sanitary sewage disposal
by Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
■Commerce, of Seattle;"ET F. Hut-; New York
system bonds as 3s.
City, and ' Bank of
ton & Co.; C. F. iChilds &
Co.; America National Trust &
1,300,000 bituminous surfacing
Sav¬
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
street improvement bonds as
ings: Association, San Francisco,
lottesville; Rambo,: Close & Ker¬ at
2%s.
0.87% interest, plus a premium
nel,. Inc.; McDonnell & Co.; J.vW.,
oL $3. •
600,000 permanent paving street
"
'V
'■'//./
Sparks & Co,; Joseph, Mellen &
improvement bonds as 3s.
Miller; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Murfreesboro Housing Authority,
820,000 storm sewer bonds as 3s.
.A., G.. Edwards & Sons; Stern, .'■~y"vi-;,".'. Tennessee
■<
•.
500,000 park and recreation
Lauer. &
Note Sale—The $1,244,000 notes
Co/; and McDonaldbonds as 3s.
Moore & Co.;
X,
r
offered May 20 were awarded to
375,000 sanitary sewage bonds as
a
group headed by the Chemical
3s.
.Springfield. Township School Dist.
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
165,000 street name marker
(P. O. Springfield), Pa.
City, .at 0.82% interest, plus a pre¬
bonds as 2*/£s.
Bond Offering—George B. Kermium of $13.
2,700,000 bridge and
per, Secretary of Board of School
basis of about 2.72%. --.
a
Tennessee
*
-
Note
Sale
^
The
—
Other members of the account:
Anderson
& Strudwick; MasonHagan, Inc.; Scott, Horner & Co.;
var¬
ious
.
.
'
Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike
Authority (P. O. Richmond), Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$6,150,turnpike revenue bonds was
sold privately on
May 19 to a
group headed by Lehman Broth¬
ers, as 4V2s, at a price of 97, a
000
basis of about 4.67%.
Dated July
1, 1955. Due July 1, 1995. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
the
at
State-Planters
Commerce
the
at
or
&
Trusts,
Bank
of
Richmond,
Chemical
Corn
Scott &
&
Stringfellow; J. C. Wheat
Co.; Davenport & Co.; Abbott,
Proctor
&
&
Co.;
Strader
Co.;
Paine; Branch, CabeH
C.
&
F.
Cassell
& Co.;
Co.; R. H. Brooke &
Galleher
Patterson;
&
Co.;
Edward
Miller
&
Webb
St
G.
Co.; Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,
Wyllie & ThornhilL
and
Ex¬
.
...
*
^Directors,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
3
for
the
purchase .of
improvement
bonds.
bonds
sealed
Nashville, Tenn.
June
on
Bond
$250,000
(CSl*)
gality approved by Ballard, Spahr,
Tngersoll, of Philadel¬
of
Andrews &
New
York
$1,500,000. bonds,
RICOl;vX/X
PUERTO
Rico
Water
■7
Other
Puerto
Sales
r
.
of
members
of
1957, according to S. L. Des¬
cartes, Executive.Director of the
Authority.
V
'
the
12
months
'
ended
March / 31,
1958, totaled
compared with'/ $26,-
$30,789,709
'
582,949
.
in
the
corresponding
12-
month period a year ago.
; 4"
;
;The Government Development
Bank
,
for
15,
1957.
Puerto
Rico; is fiscal
agent for the, Puerto, Rico Water
Resources, Authority.
'
X
at
the
City
the
at
of
3s.
as
3s.
100,000 general
bonds
the
Other
improvement
2V2s.
as
members
of
offered/May 20
•
-
awarded
were
*
as
blower
-
$3,992,000
to
the
X./Exchange
'
-
Chemical
Bank,
%
RHODE
New
Iola
&
Weeks.
Independent School District,
Corn
York
Texas
^
awarded
a
premium of $2.
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
_uNew.'York City, at 0.79% in-
•
•
house bonds offered
to
•X:■*/ terest,
plus
premium of $22.
a
tax
anticipation notes was' sold: on
May 21 to Newport National' Bank,
at
0.88%-' interest.
1958.'
Due' Nov.r;
-•
,
Providence
15,
-r::/
;;
Redevelopment Agency,
Rhode Island,. - •,/.,
Note Sale—The $2,812,000. -notes
.
offered
May 20
the* Industrial
weye awarded to
National Bank of
Providence, at 0.844% interest.
SOUTH
Bond
~
Sale—The
fered
May
$550,000
15—v.
187,
of¬
2166—
were - awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed: by the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corporation, at a price of
par,
a. net interest cost of about 3.60%,
June 1 from
on
on
145,000 33As. Due
on
June 1 from
1969/to 1984 inclusive.
Charleston
to
the
May 16
First
of
were
Texas
bonds
1958. Due
dated
are
June
on
1
June
from
1,
1959 to
of June
as
1,
1973. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
in
Dallas.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Judson
to
the
Wachovia
Bank
&
,
Trust
Co., Winston-Salem.
Laurens, S. C.
-
Bond Offering—Joe B.
Medlock,
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on June 4 for
the purchase of $675,000 sewerage
Mayor,
1985 to
Other
June 1 from
Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Judson), Texas
bonds.
1958.
on.
Due
Dated
June
1,
June 1 from 1960 to
1986 inclusive: Callable
as
Offering
p.m.
(CST)
—
Darrell
Nashville; Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, :-Inc.; and Webster,
Gibson
&
.X
proved
mons,
of Charleston.
SOUTH
ap¬
Si¬
"
t
purchase
May 27 for the
$325,000
building
of
bonds.
'
C./Jo-
10 for
the
purchase
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
of Jan. 1, 1969. Inter¬
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis. / /
est
as
J-J.
County Independent
School District No. 56 (P. O.
Avon), S. Dak. "
Sale
—
The
was
$100,000
gen¬
eral
obligation school building
bonds offered April 15—v. 187, p.
1700—were awarded to the Com-
July 1 from
on
The
bonds
on
dated
July 1,
July 1,
1973.
Interest J-J. Legalitv ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
and
Texas,
as
are
callable
as
was
to
Corp.
the
of
to
on
76,000 3j/4S. Due
to
May 1 from
1970 inclusive.
on
May 1 from
1978 inclusive.
bonds
of
dated
May 1,
of May
1, 1973.
Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Gibson, Spence &
Gibson, of Austin.
and
are
are
callable
as
Orange County, Bancroft Common
School District No. 3 (P. O.
Orange), Texas
Bond
Offering—A.
of
the
J.
Board
Cochran,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 5 for
the
purchase
of
$42,000
school
house bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
May 1 from 1959 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
on
(M-N)
payable at
a banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
stitution
.
.
Hallsville, Texas
-
3Vz%
to^the
Texas
bonds
Bank
&
was
sold
Trust
Co.,
1958. Due
April 15 from 1959 to 1969 in¬
Dallas.
on
Sale—An issue of $40,000
refunding
Ottanah, Tex.
Dated April 15,
A-O.
Legality
'"-'"all, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
clusive.
aoproved
Interest
was
principal amount
on
two
3% coupons.
Scale
1
covers
bonds
of
was
housing authorities
on
sold.
scales carrying 2%%
in
and
Louisville;
Chicago; Monroe County, Pa.; Hagerstown, Md., and New Bruns¬
wick, N. J., and
ranges in
yields from .75% to 3.00%.
in yields from .75% to 3.05% and relates to
following local housing agencies:,.. Hamilton,.. Ohio; South
Carolina Regional #1; River
Rouge, Mich.; Puerto Rico; Colum¬
bus, Ga.; Corinth, Miss.; Demopolis and Talladega, Ala.; Plant
City and Pompano Beach, Fla.; La Fayette and
Summerville,
Scale
2
ranges
the
and
Ga.;
Sterling, Ky.; Ecorse, Mich.; Freeport, Long Island, N. Y.,
Rocky Mount, N/C.
the sale of the.bonds will be used
by the local
housing authorities to retire advances received by them from the
Public Housing Administration pr
from others, and to meet the
cost of housing projects.
tions
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water¬
works tax bonds offered Mav 15
—v.
are secured by a first
pledge of annual contribu¬
unconditionally payable by the PHA under contracts be¬
tween the PHA and the local authorities
issuing the bonds. The
faith of the United States is solemnly
pledged to the payment fcy
the PHA of all contracted annual contributions.
The bonds
thereafter
at
are callable ten years from their date at
104%, and
declining premiums depending upon the year in
which they are redeemed.
The bonds and interest
on
in most instances
them
are
under the laws of which the local
The group
187,
p.
2166—were awarded to
Company.
the First Southwest
are
exempt from all Federal
also
tax-exempt in the State
authorities were created.
submitted the following winning bids:
Principal
Talladega, Ala.
City, Fla
Pompano Beach, Fla
Columbus, Ga
La Fayette, Ga
Summerville, Ga.
Chicago, 111
Louisville, Ky.
-
—
Sterling, Ky
Hagerstown, Md.
Ecorse, Mich.
River Rouge, Mich
Corinth, Miss.
New Brunswick, N. J
Freeport, Long Island, N. Y
Rocky Mount, N. C.
—
Hamilton, Ohio
Monroe County, Pa
Puerto
Rico
%
%
$1,110,000
1,040,000
Demopolis, Ala.
Coupon
Amount
Local Agency
Mount
$59,000 3V2S. Due
1959
$135,000
sold
Securities
follows:
President
July 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
Bon Homme
Bond
$100,000
bonds
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
•
Callable
Deer-Park, Texas
75,000 3%s. Due
1958
bonds
Columbian
The
of
$1,375,000 general obligation water
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital
'
follows:,.
.....
County (P. O. Menard),
Texas
1958
$25,000 3y2S., Due
hansen, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
June
■
Co., and
McClung & Knickerbocker, jointly,
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
on
/
«
improvement
headed by The Chase Manhattan Bank was
awarded
total of $69,870,000 New
Housing Authority bonds due
Plant
1971
'
TEXAS
sold to Eddleman-Pollok
DAKOTA
Offering—Minda
t ".f* .'
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
as
Bond
'% '■
Hale.
XX
a
Feb. 5, 1958, when
$67,135,000
The bonds were reoffered
Wil¬
on
syndi¬
in
of June
Interest J-D. Legality
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
the
H. Little & Co.; Mid-South Secu¬
rities Co.; Third National Bank
~
1, 1970.
of
1700—were awarded to
The offering is the 21st sale of
Housing Authority bonds and
brings to $2,376,934,000 the principal amount issued. The
initial
offering of bonds was in 1951 and the last previous sale
liams, Superintendent of Schools,
Menard
cate:
First
National
Bank,
of
Memphis; Cumberland Securities
Corp.; J/ C. Bradford & Co.; C.
•
extension
1988 inclusive.
members
May 21
taxes, and
Grove
'
Bond
p.
1959-1999 on which bids were received
by 21 local housing author¬
ities located in 14 States and the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
group named interest rates of 2%% and
3% on the issues
offered.
will receive sealed bids until 12:30
1968 inclusive.
315,000 3^/2s. Due
Co.;
187,
Grande & Co., as
AJAs, at a price
of par.
The bonds
The
Bond
1959 to
CAROLINA
p.
follows:
as
$90,000 3%s. Due
County (P.O.
Charleston), S. C. '//. ■
Sale—The. $450,000- gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
15—v. 187, p. 2166—were awarded
gen¬
bonds
sewer
A group
Corp.
1983 inclusive. Callable
Springfield, Tenn.
eral-obligation
&
v.
Proceeds from
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school
City,, and Associates, at 0.81%
1,000,000
Newport,-R.■ /*" c v'X.'-->-vs.
Note Sale—Ah issue of $500,000
; :•
,
ISLAND
Craigie
&
Mount
-•/
.
ihterest, plus
,
the
group:
holder, at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
The
Chase
Manhattan
change Bank, of New York City.
Bank;
Bankers
Trust
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Company; First
National Bank of Chicago; East¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
man
New York City.
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Philadel¬
Nashville Housing Authority, Tenn. phia National
Bank; White, Weld
/Note Sale—The $4,992,000 notes & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Horn-
foliows/i—
group:
Blyth
The
as
Treasurer's
option
W.
the
Co.;
55-
Group Awarded
$69,870,000 New Housing Authority Bonds
3s.
as
bonds
'Stated in Combination the bonds
will mature from
1959 to
1997.
or
F.
of
&
Improvement District No.
S-03 warrants offered
April 22—
Chase Manhattan Bank
bonds
sewage
right-of-way
400,000 flood control bonds as 3s.
375,000 police sub-station bonds
Interest F-A.
office,
Inc.;
on
tion bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
*
Payable
Barney
cal
as
650,000 airport bonds as 3s.
500,000 Civic Center bonds as 3s.
500,000 park and recreation.
.
.
■
Energy Continue to Rise—Electric
p'pwer rev¬
enues of the
Authority in March,
1958, amounted to $2,589,739 compared with $2,232,275 in March
for
bonds
auditorium
Nov.
Co.,
850,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds as 3s.
Interest M-N.
:
•-7,
Rico
Electric
Revenues
vD.ated
Smith,
Warrant Sale—The $36,000 Lo¬
The
Authority
previously had outstanding an is¬
sue
of $69,000,000 3.45% bonds.
3s.
as
1,360,000 street
500,000 airport runway construc-
Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
.
municipal
bonds.
:
Puerto
1,635,000 sanitary
follows:
as
bonds
sewer
City.
3S.
the
June 3 for the purchase
on
$1,000,000:
*/'
i1-"- ••••:
that
Mayor and City Council will re¬
ceived/sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
1, 19584 Due on June 1 from 1959
'to 1975 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
phia.
Offering—City Clerk, W.
Mv Carr,;-Jr.,'announces
June
Dated
3s.
as
2,330,000 storm
Bellevue, Wash.
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
;
overpass
WASHINGTON
change Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
100.9989
100.9959
101.0299
2,195,000
1,305,000
1,120,000
965,000
940,000
25,870,000
8,110,000
1,025,000
1,905,000
1,460,000
1,330,000
900,000
4,125,000
1,575,000
1,840,000
1,925,000
1,340,000
7,760,000
Bid
101.0059
100.9107
100.9929
100.9909
100.10 1
101.789
2%
.
3
3
100.9959
2%
100.06
101.0099
3
3
3
100.9105
100.9025
100.06
2%
3
3
3
-
101.1139
101.0219
100.9003
2%
2%
100.06
100.52
2%
100.1271
South Carolina Regional Housing
Authority, #1
2,030,000
Included in the offering group are: Bankers Trust Co.; Chemi¬
cal Corn Exchange Bank; Guaranty Trust Company of New York;
National Bank of Chi¬
C. J. Devine & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; J. P. Morgan & Co.
Incorporated; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
The Philadelphia National Bank; The First National Bank of
Portland (Oregon); W. H. Morton & Co. Incorporated; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Seattle-First National Bank;
The Marine Trust Company of Western New York; Blair & Co.;
Incorporated; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; City National Bank &
Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Bache & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Fidelity Union Trust Company, Newark; Federa¬
tion Bank and Trust Company; Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, Baltimore; Glickenhaus & Lembo; A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Inc.* R. H. Moulton & Company; First National Bank of Minne¬
apolis; Third National Bank in Nashville; Commerce Trust Com¬
pany, Kansas City, Mo.; First National Bank of Memphis; National
Bank of Commerce of Seattle; The Peoples National Bank of
Harris Trust and Savings Bank; The First
cago;
Charlottesville, Va.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
&
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.
/
,
Inc.; Baker, Watts
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Fire Protection Diet. 'price of 100.49, a net interest
of about 2.61%, as follows:
Benton County
No.
i
$50,000 gen¬ $900,000 corporate purposes bonds:
$540,000 21/-»s, due on June 1
obligation warrants offered
Mav 19 —v. 187, p. 2279 —were
awarded to J. W. Phillips.
eral
1 from
2%"s, due on June 1 from
to 1978 inclusive.
gen-
bonds offered May
187, p. 2056—were sold to
State Finance Committee, as
•eral obligation
,20—v.
the
County, Peninsula
Pierce
School
f
Offering—L.
June 10 for the
general
receive
June
building
obligation
from
1
1, 1958.
bonds.
proved by Lines, Spooner
Quarles, of De Pere.
.
1960 to
Route 7,
(J-D)
Bond
&
No. 3 (P.O.
Hobart School District
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
interest
school con¬
interest
Due
1978 in¬
clusive.
Callable alter 10 years
from date of issue. Principal and
on
on
(F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
purchase of $380,-
Dated June
t>onds.
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $450,-
000 general obligation
struction
Green Bay), Wis.
Offering—Ronald
gart, District Clerk,
Baum-
(DST)
on
purchase of $79,000
school
bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
June 9 for the
Appleton, Wis.
.
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 bonds
were
posed
awarded
to
a
group
(M-S) payable at the West
Green Bay. Le¬
terest
187, p. 2168—
offered May 20—v.
Side
State Bank,
gality approved by Quarles, Herof Milwaukee.
com¬
of the Continental Illinois
riott & demons,
National Bank & Trust Co., Gold¬
man.
Sachs
&
Madison, Wis.
Co., Wm. Blair &
Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Sale
Bond
Co., Blunt
Ellis ik Simmons. Rodman & Ren-
school
ghaw, and McDonnell & Co., at a
v.
Co., Chicago; First National City
Bank,
and
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, both of New York City;
Brown
Bros.
Harriman &
Co.;
Whipple & Co.; William
Blair & Co.; Baxter & Co., and
Harley, Haydon & Co., as 2.60s, at
a price of 100.79, a basis of about
Bacon,
Monday, May 26, 1958
.
.
bonds
187, p.
—
The
offered
1948—were awarded to
riott &
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
187,
v.
Board, Ontario
of 97.63. Due
Bond
Offering—John
J.
Mur¬
3.14%.
until
bids
sealed
7
p.m.
(DST)
City
bonds,
will receive sealed
(DST) on June
purchase of $1,030,000
follows:
as
price of 100.26. Due
from
1959
Oakville, Ontario
Debenture
& Company;
on
June
interest payable
15
from
at the First Wis¬
consin Trust Co., Milwaukee. Le-
Due
Separate School City, Ont.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
Bond
school bonds
clusive.
bonds
The
dated
are
April
Thompson
1
until June
received
est J-D.
Pelham Township,
improvement deben¬
tures was sold to McLeod, Young,
Weir & Co., at a price of 98.05.
Due on May 15 from 1959 to 1978
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
Riverside, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
$970,000
bonds
was
sold to Mills, Spence & Co. Due on
5)4%
bonds.
improvement
1959
from
June
15
Sudbury, Ontario
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
4%%
and
$496,000
sold
to the Midland Securities Corp. at
5%
$4,900,-
improvement
5%
sold to
was
1
June 1,
inclusive.
1983
Other members of
the
««i
5%
Thomson
\\\\^
Co., Ltd.;
1959
Royal
or none
of $35,000,000 of The Port of New York
1988, will be received by the
Fort
1958
1958, at 111 Eighth Avenue, New
accompanied by
certified check
or
cashier's
of bids at or before 6:00 P.M., E.D.T. on
ONTARIO
„
'
.
Copies of the prescribed bidding form,
of the Authority
are to
-
of the Official Statement
and of the resolutions pursuant to which these bonds
be issued, may be
obtained at the Office of the Treasurer of the
Yrork 11, N. Y.
Authority, 111 Eighth Avenue, New
sold
of
$5,-
bonds was
May 12 to a syndicate
by the Dominion Secu¬
on
headed
rities
issue
Sale—An
Corp.;
15
Dec.
as
4%s and 434s. Due
from
1958
to
1977
in¬
Other
cate:
Wood.
of
members
A.
E.
Ames
Gundy
Young,
&
the
syndi¬
Ltd.;
Ltd.; Mc-
&
Co.,
Co.,
& Co., Ltd.,
Bell,
Gouinloek
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.; Harris
Leod,
Weir
Partners, Ltd.; Royal Securities
Corp., Ltd.; Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,
Ltd.;
Equitable
Securilie
Canada, Ltd.: J. L. Graham & Co.,
V. LOWE
DONALD
Chairman
EUGENE
May 28,195?
F.
MORAN
Vice-Chairman
HOWARD
S.
CULLMAN
Honorary Chairman
14 to a group composed
Interprovinciale, L. G.
May
Credit
Ltd.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd.:
James Richardson & Sons;
Midland
Securities
Corp.,
and
McConnell
&
follows:
$881,600
Sale—An
issue
improvement
to J.
Imperial
L.
Graham
Bank
of
1,419,000
1 from
May
on
1968 inclusive.
to
4 )2s.
1969
Dne
1978
to
May
on
Co.,
Canada,
was
and
at
a
1
inclusive.
The bonds are dated May
1,1958.
St. Luc School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
school bonds was sold to Desjardin.3,
Couture,
96.76,
4.76%,
as
$105,500
1959
a
price of
cost
of about
Inc., at
net interest
a
follows:
4s.
to
Due
on
April
1 from
1973 inclusive.
24,500 414s. Due on April 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Amul
1.
1958.
Int. A-O.
Your
RED
of $47,000
bonds
&
Due
4s.
1959
CROSS
Lough Township, Ont.
Bond
5)4%
as
Dated
,
Nanton, Ltd.,
Co., Ltd.
Banque CanaGarneau, Bou-
langer, and La Cie de Valeurs en
Placement, at a price of 96.39, a
net interest cost of about 4.80%,
Ltd.:
Cochran, Murray & Co., Ltd.; An¬
derson & Co., Ltd.; Bankers Bond
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Deacon,
Findley,
Coyne, Ltd.; W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Ltd.; R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.; Fry
& Co.. Ltd.; Walwyn, Stodgell &
Co., Ltd.; Collier, Norris & QuinLtd.;
lan,
Osier,
Hammond
&
sold
& Co.,
Nationale,
from
clusive.
&
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY
on
improvement bonds was sold
dienne
improvement
702,000
on
that day.
Sale—An issue of $2,301,-
.Bond
000
of
Hamilton, Ontario
The Authority will announce the
check in the amount of $700,000.
acceptance or rejection
a
of
Quebec, Quebec.
Beaubien
Bond
Each offer must be
In¬
terest J-D.
York 11, New York.
issue
QUEBEC
TWELFTH SERIES, DUE
Authority at 11:00 A.M., E.D.T. on June 4,
An
—
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
inclusive.
1965
Sale
$80,000 5)4% improvement deben¬
tures was sold to R. A. Daly & Co.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1978
Garry, Man.
to
Interest
Whitby Township, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $105,000
municipal improvement bonds was
sold to Gairdner & Co., as 5%s, at
a
price of 101.66. Due on Dec. 1
from
was
inclusive.
1978
to
Debenture
MANITOBA
Proposals for all
sold
F-A.
&
improvement bonds
Bell, Gouinloek & Co., at a
price of 99.18. Due on Aug. 1 from
Ltd.
Authority CONSOLIDATED BONDS,
In¬
to
Se¬
curities
Cor p.,
Ltd.;
Cochran,
Murray & Co., Ltd.; Dawson,
Hannaford
Ltd.; Carlile & Mc¬
Carthy, Ltd., and Tanner Bros.
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY
15
June
on
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
Bond
Gundy & Co., Ltd.; A. E.
Ames & Co., Ltd.; Equitable Se¬
curities
Canada,
Ltd.;
James
Richardson
&
Sons;
Nesbitt,
APRII THIRTIETH
1973
to
Waterford, Ontario
account:
Wood,
<&///
Due
par.
was
J-D.
terest
Due on June
1958.
1959 to
from
of
1959
from
by the Dominion Securities Corp
Dated
improvement bonds
price
a
headed
group
a
1978 inclu¬
to
Interest J-D.
Calgary, Alta.
bonds
of
issue
5%
$37,000
purchase of $124,500 improvement
000
Ontario
Sale— An
Debenture
for the
2
as
5)4s, at a
Due on June 15
Co.,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
Wheatland, Wyo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
sold to Nesbitt,
was
&
price of 100.09.
CANADA
.ESTABLISHED
June 1 from
on
sive.
mm
de¬
Peterborough Roman Catholic
clusive.
195.9
Principal and
of
issue
An
—
improvement
sold to Mills, Spence
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Interest J-D.
105,000 refunding bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1963 to 1968 in¬
(City), Lac La Belle
inclusive.
was
April 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
100,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated June 15,
Due
5)4%
bentures
1958. Principal and interest (A-O)
(Village), and Parts of the Towns
of
Oconomow
and
Summit, and payable at a banking institutior
Ashippun and Ixonia (Towns) Joint designated by the purchaser, or at
the
Whitewater
Commercial
&
School District No. 3 (P. O.
Savings Bank, or First Citizens
Oconomowoc), Wis.
State Bank, both of Whitewater
Bond Offering—John B. Graentz,
Legality approved by Chapman &
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Cutler, of Chicago.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
June 10 for the purchase of $1,WYOMING
1976
Sale
$254,488
.;
to
April 15
on
inclusive. In¬
1978
to
terest A-O.
May 27 for the purchase of $850,000 high school bonds.
Due
on April 1 from
$310,000 school building and site
1959 to 1978
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958,
Due 'y.llj inclusive. Bonds due in 1973
on June
1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
v
and thereafter are callable as
clusive. Callable in inverse nu-<
of April 1, 1968.
;
merical order. Principal and in¬
75,000 refunding bonds.
Due on
payable
at
a
bank
in
Neenah, and at a bank designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
$80,000
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., at a
to
on
terest
-
improvement bonds was sold
5%
Clerk,
the
Sale—An issue of
Bond
-
Gnatzig.
Offering—Louis
until 3 p.m.
for
5
on
Napanee, Ontario
Bond
bids
sold
was
1978 inclusive. Interest J-J.
to
basis of about
a
$80,000
to
price
July 1 from 1959
bonds
Burns Bros. & Denton, at a
1836—were awarded to
Co., as 314s, at a
p.
price of 100.91,
school
6%
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
Milwaukee
the
Village Separate School
Marhham
Wayside Joint School District No.
30 (P. O. Ripon), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school
building bonds offered April 22—
Whitewater, Wis.
1958.
$2,300,000
May 20 —
price of 102.69. Due on May 15
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
gality approved by Quarles, Her-
2.52%.
Oconomowoc
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
WISCONSIN
National
Menasha, Spring Road Sch. District
No. 1, Wis.
Dated Aug. 1,
1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to 1978 inclusive. Principal and
Johnson,
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
cealed
€00
will
Treasurer,
'County
R.
4:30
composed of Continental
Bank & Trust
group
Illinois
receive sealed phy, District Clerk, will receive
will
June 5 for the
Washington
Bond
until
bids
(P. O. Tacoma),
401
No.
a
Offering—Irvin A. Smits,
Clerk,
City
1971
Wis.
De Pere,
Bond
5.20s, at par.
District
2%s, due on June
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
1,100,000 school bonds: $660,000
2V2s, due on June 1 from 1959
to 1970 inclusive; and $440,000
Washington
$100,000
1970 inclusive;
to
and $360,000
JCing County, Vashon Island School
District No. 402 (P. O. Seattle),
Sale—The
1959
from
'
Bond
cost
Wash.
(P. O. Prosser),
1
Warrant Sale—The
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